Manatee County Commission Agenda Results: Aug. 9, 2016
Posted
John Rehill
BRADENTON – At Tuesday's BOCC meeting, members voted to appoint a Citizens Oversight Committee for the proposed half-cent Infrastructure Sales Tax scheduled for referendum in the general election November 8. In other business, Commissioners sent the noise ordinance draft back to the drawing board and are scheduling another work session to discuss it.
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER (Vanessa Baugh, Chairman)
INVOCATION (The commission does not endorse the religious beliefs of any speaker.)
1. Invocation led by Pastor Dr. Willie Holley, Pathways Christian Fellowship Center
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Changes to Agenda
30. Updates to Agenda
Attachment: 20160809 Update Memo.pdf
A. AWARDS/PRESENTATIONS/PROCLAMATIONS
Presentations
28. Zika Virus Briefing
Proclamations (Motion required to adopt proclamations) – Approved, Unanimous
2. Women's Equity Day - August 26, 2016
Attachment: Women's Equity Day Proclamation.pdf
29. National Breastfeeding Month - August 2016
Attachment: National Breastfeeding Month Proclamation.pdf
CITIZEN COMMENTS (Consideration for Future Agenda Items - 30-Minute Time Limit)
Each person will be limited to three (3) minutes. If the thirty (30) minute time period has been exhausted, the Board will entertain any remaining comments near the end of the meeting with the same three (3) minute per person time limitation.
3. Citizen Comments
REQUEST BY COMMISSIONERS (Items to be pulled from Consent Agenda) – Items #7 and #23 were pulled for discussion and vote
CITIZEN COMMENTS (Consent Agenda Items Only)
Each person wishing to speak to Consent Agenda items will be limited to three (3) minutes per item; provided, however, that each person will be limited to speaking for a total of ten (10) minutes regardless of the number of items being discussed.
4. Citizen Comments
B. CONSENT AGENDA
Clerk of Circuit Court
5. Clerk's Consent Agenda
Attachment: 20160809 Clerk's Consent Agenda.pdf
Attachment: Warrants Listing July 2016.pdf
Attachment: Minutes - June 16 - CIP.pdf
Attachment: Minutes - June 16 - Budget Hearing.pdf
Attachment: Minutes - June 21.pdf
Attachment: Refund - American Pride Golf Cart Services.pdf
Attachment: Partial Release - Patalinghug Jesus and Lourdes.pdf
Attachment: Contract - DBE Management Inc.pdf
Attorney
6. 2014 County Held Tax Certificates * Nichols
Attachment: Form DR-512 (8) total) for signature.pdf
Attachment: Letter from Ken Burton, Jr..pdf
Attachment: Rule 12D-13.060, F.A.C..pdf
Attachment: Tax Collector Printout of Tax Certificates.pdf
7. Noise Ordinance (proposed Ordinance No. 16-08) * Palmer
Attachment: Noise Ord Draft #1.pdf
Attachment: Noise Ord 16-08 Draft #2.pdf – County Attorneys returned with Draft #2, but commissioners found as much to be uncomfortable about with #2 than they did when they last viewed Draft #1 at last week's work session. Motion to schedule another work session – Approved, 6-1, Smith dissent. Smith didn't really give a reason.
Building and Development Services
8. Final Plat - REG
Attachment: Application and Notice To Buyers.pdf
9. Final Plat - Willow Walk Phase IB
Attachment: Application and Legal Documents.pdf
Attachment: Financial Agreements & Bonds.pdf
Convention and Visitors Bureau
10. Amendment Two to Agreement with LWR Sports LLC (Premier Sports Campus)
Attachment: LWR Sports Amend 2_ 2016.pdf
Financial Management
11. Change Order No. 5 to Agreement 14-1933CD, Cortez Groins Removal and Replacement Project
Attachment: 14-1933CD Cayo LLC Contract.CO#5.pdf
12. FY16 Budget Amendment Resolutions
Attachment: B-16-080 Resolution and Narrative.pdf
Neighborhood Services
13. Economic Development Incentive Grant - Project Centennial
Attachment: Centennial-R-16-130.pdf
14. Economic Development Incentive Grant - Project Mandarin
Attachment: Mandarin-R-16-129.pdf
15. Rubonia Community Association Lease and Program Agreement
Attachment: 08.09.16 Final Rubonia Community Association Lease doc.pdf
Attachment: Rubonia Community Association 08.09.16 to 09.30.16 Funding Agreement.pdf
Parks and Natural Resources
16. Hurricane Jeanne FEMA Repayment
Attachment: Project 6479 Worksheet Report.pdf
Attachment: B-16-081 FEMA Deobligation - Coquina Beach Renourishment.pdf
Attachment: Audit Slip #AS CEC0102.pdf
Attachment: SR DR-1561 Invoice Letter - Manatee County Government (signed).pdf
17. Palma Sola Channel Aids to Navigation Project * Clague
Attachment: RLS.pdf
Attachment: PSB WCIND funds.14.pdf
Attachment: PS Channel Project.pdf
Property Management
18. Permanent Flowage and Drainage Easements between Fountain Lake Apartments, LLC, and Manatee County for property located at 5620 Fountain Lake Circle, Bradenton; PID 5866401002
Attachment: Flowage Easement - Fountain Lake Apartments, LLC.pdf
Attachment: Drainage Easement - Fountain Lake Apartments, LLC.pdf
Attachment: Affidavit of O&E - Fountain Lake.pdf
Attachment: Location Map.pdf
19. Right-Of-Way Dedication between Gulf Land Investments, LLC; Shore Road, LLC; Hanover Real Estate Group, LLC and Manatee County for property located south of Moccasin Wallow Road and west of US 301, Manatee County; PID 651800005 and PID 401600002
Attachment: Summer Woods- Warranty Deed.pdf
Attachment: Summer Woods-Affidavit of Ownership and Encumbrances.pdf
Attachment: Summer Woods-Partial Release.pdf
Attachment: Moccasin Wallow Rd - additional ROW- Loc.pdf
Public Works
20. Florida Department of Transportation Memorandum of Agreement for BlueTOAD and Wavetronix Resolution * D'Agostino
Attachment: 436802-1-93-01 Manatee County - Bluetooth MOA - Executed Agreement.pdf
Attachment: CAO email Authorization Approval.pdf
Attachment: Resolution R-16-114.pdf
21. Reimbursement Agreement for Rye Road Sewer Line Improvements * Clague
Attachment: Exhibit A - Developer's Property -Legal Description - Overall.pdf
Attachment: Exhibit B - Final Scope & Project Permits .pdf
Attachment: Exhibit C - Contractor Bid.pdf
Attachment: CAO - RLS-2016-0445 -Reimbursement Agreement for Rye Road Sewer Line 06092016.pdf
Attachment: Reimbursement Agreement for Rye Road Sewerline Improvements 07212016.pdf
22. Speed Table Installations, 13th Avenue East between Morgan Johnson Road and 64th Street Court East
Attachment: Speed Table Survey Letters - Consent Signatures.pdf
Attachment: 13 Ave E - Location Map with Survey Results.pdf
APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
24. Motion to Approve Consent Agenda – (Items #7 and #23 were pulled for discussion and vote) – Approved, Unanimous
C. ADVISORY BOARD APPOINTMENTS
Building and Development Services
25. Construction Trades Board (CTB)
Attachment: Howard Jensen CTB Application.pdf
Attachment: CTB Members.pdf – Approved, Unanimous
PORT AUTHORITY (Betsy Benac, Chairman)
D. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS (Presentations Upon Request)
E. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS (Presentation Scheduled)
F. REGULAR
Administrator
26. Resolution R-16-128 for Citizens Oversight Committee for Infrastructure Sales Tax * Clague
Attachment: Resolution R-16-128 - Sales Tax Oversight Committee.pdf – Commissioners spent hours discussing the proposed Infrastructure Sales Tax that is headed for a referendum at the general election on November 8. Resolution R-16-128 establishes the Oversight Committee, but far more time was spent reiterating what commissioners are saying will happen if the half-cent tax is approved. – Approved, Unanimous (more on story)
Financial Management
27. Guaranteed Maximum Price Addendum to Agreement 15-0020JE, Construction Management at Risk Services for Robinson Preserve Phase 1 Restoration
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP Department Memo.pdf
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP Addendum.pdf
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP.pdf
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP Specifications Log.pdf
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP Plans Log.pdf
Attachment: Agreement 15-0020JE GMP Bond.pdf – Approved, Unanimous
G. REPORTS
COMMISSIONER AGENDA
CITIZEN COMMENTS (Continuation of Consideration for Future Agenda Items, if Needed)
COMMISSIONER COMMENTS –
– Whitmore said the Rubonia Mardi Gras is returning this year, and the commission needs to figure out how they can help. Whitmore said the Sheriff's deputies are their biggest cost and they need to look for some funding to help them out. "It's around $20,000 and maybe the TDC can come up with some funds," Whitmore said, adding that the Sheriff doesn't charge for the De Soto Parade and that "maybe he can give them a break."
– DiSabatino said a member in her family is in Rio, playing women's basketball at the Olympics. "She was rookie of the year in Delaware." DiSababino said they have been trying to get the Tourist Development Council (TDC) to come up with some dollars for the Sheriff. "We need to talk to Elliott (TDC director) and see what they might be able to do with Rubonia." She then said Corie Holmes filed a complaint against Pete Logan (Medallion Homes President) for stealing one of his campaign signs.
– Smith asked the county administrator not to forget to send out a bulletin for candidates reminding them to pick up their campaign signs within 30 days after the election.
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