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ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND VICE-CHAIRMAN Commr. Hill was elected
Chairman and Commr. Campione was elected Vice-Chairman. |
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Tab 1. Minutes of August 3, 2010 (Regular Meeting) as presented, September 28, 2010 (Regular Meeting) as presented, and October 26, 2010 (Regular Meeting) as presented. |
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CITIZEN QUESTION AND COMMENT PERIOD Mr. Roy Hunter, a resident of Paisley, thanked the
Board for all they had done and for the EMS services. He congratulated Commr. Parks and Commr. Campione
on their election victories, and thanked various County employees for their
help and services. Ms. Linda Bystrak, a representative of the Board
of Directors for the Oklawaha Valley Audubon Society, addressed the Board in
favor of the proposed build alternative alignment for the Wekiva Parkway
project because they believed it would have the least amount of impact on the
ecologically sensitive lands the road would travel through. |
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2. Clerk of Court’s Consent Agenda, request to
acknowledge receipt:
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APPROVED |
Tab 3. Request from the County Manager for authorization to fill one (1) Budget Division Director position within the Fiscal and Administrative Services Department/Budget Division. (The total fiscal impact is $81,215.00.). |
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APPROVED |
Tab 4. Request from Economic Development and Community Services for Approval to execute the Revocable Non-Exclusive License Agreement with Niagara Bottling, LLC. There is no Fiscal Impact. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 5. Request from Economic
Development and Community Services for approval of annual grant
funding for eight (8) children’s service providers who have submitted
applications for 2010-2011 County funds through the Children’s Services
Council Request for Proposal (RFP) process; request authorization for
signatures on subsequent agreements contingent upon County Attorney approval;
request authorization to encumber and expend funds. The fiscal impact is
$158,708.00. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 6. Request from Economic
Development and Community Services for approval of annual grant
funding for seven (7) organizations who have submitted applications for
2010-2011 County funds through the Human Services Grant Request for Proposal
process; request authorization for signatures on subsequent agreements
contingent upon County Attorney approval; request authorization to encumber
and expend funds. The fiscal impact is $50,000.00. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 7.
Request from Fiscal and Administrative Services to approve utilization of various state-wide term and supply contracts
for purchase of fleet equipment included in the FY 2010/2011 budget within
the conditions set forth in the background below. There is no specific fiscal
impact associated with this agenda item. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 8.
Request from Fiscal and Administrative Services to approve request from Sheriff Borders for distribution of funds for
crime prevention activities. Fiscal impact is $125,000.00 |
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APPROVED |
Tab 9.
Request from Public Resources for approval
of recommended branch library closings for calendar year 2011. There is no
fiscal impact. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 10. Request from Public Resources for approval to use "out of
session" operating hours for Cooper Memorial Library when classes are
not in session at Lake-Sumter Community College. There is no fiscal impact. |
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APPROVED |
Tab 11. Request from Public Works
to award contracts for On-Call Engineering Services for Road Operations to B
& H Consultants, Inc., Griffey Engineering, Inc., and Woolpert, Inc. in
conjunction with the County’s needs. Fiscal Impact cannot be determined at
this time. |
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Tab 12. Request from Public Works
for authorization to accept the final plat for Shader Ridge and all areas
dedicated to the public as shown on the Shader Ridge plat. Shader Ridge
consists of 6 lots and is located in Section 34, Township 21 South, Range 26
East. Commission District 2. There is no fiscal impact. |
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Tab 13. Request from Public Works
to award contracts for the On-Call Stormwater Engineering Services to BCI
Engineers & Scientists, Inc. and BESH, Inc. in conjunction with the
County’s needs. (Fiscal Impact cannot be determined at this time.) |
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Request from Public Works for authorization to accept the final plat
for Hammock Pointe and all areas dedicated to the public as shown on the
Hammock Pointe final plat, accept a performance bond in the amount of
$18,799.00, and execute a Developer’s Agreement for Construction of
Improvements between Lake County and Taylor Morrison of Florida, Inc. Hammock
Pointe consists of 158 lots and is located in Section 6, Township 23 South,
Range 26 East. Commission District 2. There is no fiscal impact. |
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Tab 15. Request from Public Works
for authorization to release a maintenance bond in the amount of $13,000.00
posted for Robbins Ridge. Robbins Ridge consists of 4 lots and is located in
Section 4, Township 21 South, Range 25 East. Commission District 3. There is
no fiscal impact. |
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Tab 16. Request from Public Works
to approve and accept the attached list of public right of way deeds that
have been secured in conjunction with roadway and / or stormwater projects.
There is no fiscal impact. |
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Tab 17. Request from Public Works
for approval and execution of First Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement
between Lake County and the City of Tavares for traffic signal maintenance.
Commission District 3. (Fiscal Impact: $2,015.88) |
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Tab 18. Request from the County
Attorney to remain as a member of the class in Pro v. Hertz Equipment Rental
Corporation, filed in the District Court of New Jersey. No fiscal impact. |
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AWARDS |
EMPLOYEE AWARDS FIVE YEARS Justin Pouliot, Park Specialist Public Resources/Parks & Trails Thomas Reich, Animal Shelter Technician Conservation & Compliance/Animal
Services Ron Rudolph, Senior Construction Inspector Public Works/Funding &
Production/Construction Inspection John Sammons, Mechanic (Not
Present) Fiscal & Administrative Services/Fleet Management Russell Shorten, Welcome Center Worker (Not
Present) Public Resources/Tourism & Business
Relations Michael Springer, Library Assistant (Not
Present) Public Resources/Library Services/East Lake
Library Kelly Summersill, Biological Technician (Not
Present) Public Works/Funding &
Production/Aquatic Plant Management TEN YEARS Sheryl Aldrich, Office Associate IV (Not
Present) Public Safety/Fire Rescue Robert Armas, Fire Lieutenant/Paramedic Public Safety/Fire Rescue Aaron Chaddick, Network Administrator Information Technology/Information Systems TEN YEARS (cont.) Edith Hendrickson, Library Assistant Public Resources/Library Services/Astor
Library Roger Warren, Equipment Operator IV (Not
Present) Public Works/Solid Waste/Operations John Wight, Senior Contracting Officer (Not
Present) Fiscal & Administrative
Services/Procurement Services RETIREMENT John Wight, Senior Contracting Officer Fiscal & Administrative
Services/Procurement Services BOARD/COMMITTEE
CERTIFICATES Women’s Hall of Fame Selection Committee Carolyn Richardson for service from 2006-2010 (Not Present) Gwen Manning for service from 1999-2010 Impact Fee Committee Raymond San Fratello for service from 2005-2010 (Not Present) Karen LeHeup-Smith for service from 2007-2010 Robert V. Foley for service from 2009-2010 (Not Present) Peter B. Glenn for service from 2009-2010 (Not Present) Bill Calhoun for service from 2004-2010 (Not Present) Richard Giacobe for service from 2008-2010 (Not Present) James Argento for service from 2008-2010 Library Advisory Board Keith Crowe for service from 2009-2010 (Not Present) |
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PRESENTATION |
Tab 19. Presentation of Interim report from the Solid Waste Alternatives Task Force. |
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Tab 20. Presentation by TJ Fish, Executive Director, Lake Sumter MPO, on the Transportation 2035 Plan. |
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PRESENTATION |
Tab 21. Presentation to provide the BCC with an update regarding the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Activities (No Fiscal Impact) |
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Tab 22. PUBLIC HEARING Adoption
of Ordinance No. 2010-53 Amending Chapters 2 and 11 of the Land Development
Regulations, entitled "Definitions" and "Signs",
respectively. No Fiscal Impact. |
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Tab 24. PUBLIC HEARING Approve the final alignment of the Wekiva Parkway through Lake County after a presentation by the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority. No Fiscal Impact. |
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Tab 23. PUBLIC HEARING Approve the agreement with the FDOT and OOCEA regarding ownership and maintenance responsibilities of the Wekiva Parkway improvements upon completion of the Wekiva Parkway Construction. The actual fiscal Impact to Lake County is undetermined but will result in the long term maintenance by Lake County of State Road 46 between Sorrento and Mt. Plymouth and also the CR 46A realignment. The estimated cost of regular maintenance due to the transfer of the SR 46 segment to Lake County is approximately $13,300 per year which does not include resurfacing or restriping. |
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CLOSED
SESSION 12:07 P.M. to 12:38 P.M. |
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Tab 25. Request from Economic Development and Community Services for approval to Authorize the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners to renew for one (1) additional one (1) year period, the amendment to the Agreement between Lake County and the Lake County School Board to provide all students with the opportunity to participate in the Career, Adult & Community Education Driver’s Education Program - Behind the Wheel Training. The fiscal impact is $284,669.00 |
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Tab 26. Request from Economic Development and Community Services for approval of Resolution No. 2010-148 to amend the Federal/State Grants Fund in order to receive unanticipated revenue for Fiscal year 2010-11 in the amount of $6,000.00 from Florida Healthy Kids Corporation, Inc. |
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Tab 27. Request from Economic
Development and Community Services for approval of the Agreement with Lynx to
continue the operations of Links 204 and 55 in South Lake County from October
1, 2010 through September 30, 2011. The Fiscal Impact is $293,916. Commission
District 2 |
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Tab 28. Request from Information
Technology for approval for Munis Financial System hardware replacement.
Fiscal Impact is $28,874.58. |
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Tab 29. Request from Public
Resources for approval of the Management Plan for the South Pine Lakes
Reserve acquired through the Public Lands Program. Estimated total Fiscal
Impact to implement the Plan is $218,233.00. |
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Tab 30. Request from Public Resources for approval and signature of the Wildfire Hazard Mitigation Agreement between Lake County and Florida Division of Forestry for Wildfire Hazard Mitigation Treatment on Property Acquired through the Public Lands Program in the area of South Pine Lakes. No fiscal impact. |
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Tab 31. Request from Public Works for approval to execute the Interlocal Agreement between Lake County and the City of Eustis for the Eustis Downtown Stormwater Treatment Pond. Commission District 4 (Fiscal Impact: $397,207.00) |
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Tab 32. Request from Public Works for approval of an Interlocal Agreement between Lake County and the City of Tavares regarding a stormwater quality treatment pond located behind the Jail Facility. No Fiscal Impact. |
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Tab 33. Request from Public Works for approval to execute License Agreement between Lake County and Florida Central Railroad Company and advertise for bids on the Washington Avenue Drainage Improvements Project. The project is to be funded by Stormwater Infrastructure-Construction/Washington Avenue Drainage Improvements Project Fund. Commission District 5; (Fiscal Impact: Estimated at $1,015,000.00). |
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APPOINTMENT |
Tab 34. Appointment of one member
to the Board of Adjustment to fill vacant unexpired term ending
1/31/2013. Board appointed Mr. Christopher
L. Cheshire, DOM. |
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Tab 35. Request from the County Attorney for
approval of Lease Agreement with the City of Minneola for space for the
Clerk's office in Minneola City Hall and extension of lease at Sunnyside
Plaza for one month (January, 2011). Fiscal Impact Approx. $10,648 |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Hill reported that she judged Lake Soil and Water Conservation’s poster and speech contest, which was held at the Ag Center on Tuesday, November 30, 2010. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Hill asked when the Board would be addressing the issue of redistricting. Mr. Minkoff responded that they were waiting on Census data which they anticipated would arrive around the end of the first quarter of next year. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Parks reported attending the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, & Education Conference (I/ITSEC) held at the Orange County Convention Center on December 1, 2010. He mentioned that he was especially impressed by the presentation of the National Flight Academy, noting that he passed the information from the presentation to Mr. Tod Howard, who is a member of the School Board. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Parks reported receiving a copy of a resolution from the South Lake Chamber of Commerce regarding Transportation Infrastructure Issues in Area of New “BBB” High School in Minneola. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Conner thanked Mr. Kasey Kesselring,
Headmaster of the Montverde Academy, for inviting him to attend the ribbon
cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of their sports complex during
the Saturday of the Miracle Field meeting. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Campione reported attending the
Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, & Education Conference held
at the Orange County Convention Center on December 1, 2010. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Campione reported attending the
opening of Sorrento Elementary on Sunday, December 5, 2010. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Campione reported that, starting
today (Dec. 7th) the Board would be accepting suggestions on
economic and business development ideas through the County’s website, as well
as mailed and hand-delivered submissions, with a deadline of January 15,
2011, for discussion during a Special Session of the Board on Tuesday,
February 1, 2011. She noted that Mr.
Alan Winslow, First Vice Chairman of the Lake County Republicans, had offered
his services on a volunteer basis to assist with this endeavor. |
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION |
Commr. Cadwell reminded the Board about the
Joint Meeting with the elected city officials that afternoon, December 7th,
at 4 P.M. at the Leesburg Community Center to discuss Fire and EMS services
in Lake County. |