Resolution 270-1981
RESOLUTION NO.270 - 1981
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE REORGANIZATION
PROPOSAL FOR THE PLANNING, BUILDING, AND
ZONING DEPARTMENT OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY ATTORNEY TO AD-
VERTISE FOR PUBLIC HEARING ANY ORDINANCE
CHANGES NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THE PROPOSAL.
WHEREAS, Monroe County, Florida, has taken the necessary
steps, under the area of Critical State Concern, to adopt a com-
prehensive zoning and land use plan; and
MiEREAS, Monroe County's natural resources require ex-
tensive monitoring, planning and protection because of their
unique and irreplaceable nature; and
WHEREAS, the future of Monroe County's economic base depends
upon the efficient utilization of these natural assets; and
WHEREAS, there is not at present staff adequate to provide
timely planning, building, and zoning services to the citizens of
Monroe County; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows:
That the Reorganization Proposal for the Planning, Building
and Zoning Department of Monroe County, Florida as promulgated in
the attached documents bearing the date of September 11, 1981, be
and hereby is adopted.
This resolution shall also be an authorization to the County
Attorney to draft and advertise for public hearing such changes In
the Monroe County Code of Ordinances as may be necessary to im-
plement the plan, including but not limited to the changes in fee
schedules for variances, zoning changes, construction permits, and
other fee changes contemplated by the proposal.
This resolution shall also include as policy the intention
that the Reorganization Proposal is not intended to terminate cur-
rent employees. The Commission intends that current wages (in-
eluding any budgeted across the board increases) be paid to current
employees, and that any employee who upgrade their knowledge,
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ability, skill, training, experience, and meet all license require-
ments, be entitled to the increased wages contemplated by the pro-
posal. To further encourage current employees to upgrade their
skills, Monroe County will pay expenses, under guidelines establish-
ed by the County Administrator, of necessary schooling for said
employees to upgrade their job skills. The new descriptions in
the proposal shall apply, however, to all personnel hired sub-
sequent to the date of this resolution.
BOARD OF COUNTY CO~~ISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
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