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1. Request
approval of the following Minutes: September 6,
2011 (Regular Meeting), and October 4, 2011 (Regular Meeting) as presented. |
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33. Approval and signature of Proclamation No. 2011-164 declaring
November 15, 2011 as Lake County Recycles Day and allow the Tavares
Elementary School students to give a presentation in show of their support
for America Recycles Day. |
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Tab 2. Clerk of Court’s Consent Agenda, request to acknowledge receipt: 1. List of warrants paid prior to this meeting, pursuant to Chapter 136.06 (1) of the of the Florida Statutes, which shall be incorporated into the Minutes as attached Exhibit A and filed in the Board Support Division of the Clerk's Office. 2. Request to acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Lake County Water Authority’s Final Budget for FY 2011-2012. 3. Request to acknowledge receipt of excess fees returned to the Board of County Commissioners from the Clerk of Circuit Court, in the amount of $393,453.95. 4. Request to acknowledge receipt of a letter from the Southwest Florida Water Management District dated October 25, 2011, stating that the District’s draft five-year water resource development work program pursuant to subsection 373.536(6)(a)(4), Florida Statutes, was approved at its Governing Board meeting on October 25 and was awaiting comments from the Department of Environmental Protection. |
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3. Request from Community Services to approve
the termination of contract 09-0021 (consultant support to the initial
Neighborhood Stabilization Program) for convenience. |
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5. Request from Community Services for
approval and signature on the Agency for Persons with Disabilities Addendum
to the Medicaid Waiver Services Agreement to provide transportation to the
developmentally disabled. |
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6. Request from the County Manager to approve
award of contract 11-0829 for OEM Caterpillar repair parts and services to
Ringpower (Riverview, FL), and authorize the procurement office to complete
all implementing documentation. The fiscal impact is $25,000. |
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7. Request from the County Manager to approve
the award of term and supply contract 11-0824 for towing services to Kling
Towing and Recovery, and authorize the procurement office to execute all
implementing documentation. The fiscal impact is an estimated $25,000. |
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8. Request from the County Manager for
approval to complete the purchase of County Departments and Sheriff Office
vehicles via State contract supplemented by competitive action. This
recommendation deals with process and has no direct fiscal impact. |
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9. Request from Facilities Development and
Management to approve award of contract 11-0423, Lawn Maintenance and Related
Services. Fiscal impact is $183,110.40. |
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10. Request from Facilities Development and
Management to approve a GMP of $84,992.99 and a 10% contingency value of
$8,507.01 and the related budget transfer for the project entitled “Lake
County Public Defender Re-Roof Project.” Also to authorize County staff to
complete all associated implementing documents. The reason for the transfer
is due to the fact that the budgeted amount was for roof replacement only,
and the funds lapsed at 9/30/11 before the GMP was approved. The Construction
Manager and County staff later determined that the roof insulation was also
damaged thus costing more to replace than originally budgeted. The fiscal
impact is $93,500.00. |
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11. Request from Facilities Development and
Management to approve a GMP of $164,018.28 and a 10% contingency value of
$16,400.00 for the project entitled “Lake County Public Works Road Operation
Center Addition”, and authorize County staff to complete all associated
implementing documents. The fiscal impact is $180,418.28. |
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12. Request from Growth Management for
authorization to fill one (1) part-time (24 hours per week) Fire Inspector
position in the Growth Management Department/Building Services Division as a
limited term position, duration up to twelve (12) months – based on
operational need. The fiscal impact is $27,817. |
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14. Request from Growth Management for approval
of an Interlocal Agreement between Lake County and the City of Fruitland Park
relating to the annexation of enclaves. There is no fiscal impact. |
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Tab 15. Request from Growth Management to approve a GMP of $67,920.10 for the project entitled “Lake County EECBG Solar Pilot project”, and authorize County staff to complete all associated implementing documents. The fiscal impact is $ 67,920.10, which is 100% grant funded. |
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16. Request from Information Technology to
approve and sign the Microsoft Enterprise Enrollment packet for the purchase
of software licensing and assurance. |
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17. Request from Public Resources for
authorization to fill one (1) vacant Accounting Technician position in the
Department of Public Resources, Parks & Trails Division. The fiscal
impact is $34,895. |
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18. Request from Public Resources for adoption
of the FY 2011/2012 Annual Plan of Service and Combined Budget for the Lake
County Library System. No fiscal impact. |
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19. Request from Public Resources for approval
and signature of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Local Agency
Program (LAP) Agreement and Resolution
No. 2011-165 for National Scenic Byways Program Grant for the North Shore
Trailhead and Scenic Overlook design project; approval and signature of
unanticipated revenue Resolution No.
2011-166; and approval of budget transfer. Approval to design and permit
the North Shore Trailhead and Scenic Overlook. The grant, administered by
FDOT, is a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal
Highway Administration. The total project is $854,955 ($681,855 grant;
$173,100 match). The fiscal impact for FY 11/12 is $60,000 grant and $173,100
County match. The fiscal impact for FY 12/13 will be $621,855 in grant
revenue. |
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20. Request from
Public Resources for approval of recommended branch library closings for
calendar year 2012. No fiscal impact. |
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21. 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. No fiscal impact. |
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22. Request from Public Resources to approve
the award of term and supply contract 11-0825 for ADA Playground Mulch to
Playcore Wisconsin, Inc., dba Gametime, and authorize the Procurement
Division to execute all implementing documents. Fiscal impact is estimated at
$55,000. |
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23. Request from Public Works to advertise for
the Sunset Avenue Construction Project at an estimated cost of $1,054,000.00
from the Road Impact Fee Benefit District 6-Infrastructure-Construction.
Commission District 1. The fiscal impact is $1,054,000.00. |
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24. Request from Public Works for approval and
signature on a resolution authorizing the posting of “No Parking on Right of
Way” signs on each side of the bridge on CR 561 (0634) over and between Lake
Minnehaha and Lake Palatlakaha, in the Clermont area, in Commissioner
Districts 1 and 2. No fiscal impact. The Board decided to postpone this agenda
item until a later date. |
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25. Request from Public Works for authorization
to award CR-44 Intersection with CR-44 Leg A, Project No. 2011-07, Bid No.
12-0008, to C. W. Roberts Contracting, Inc., in the amount of $553,379.26,
and to encumber and expend funds in the amount of $481,000.00 from the Road
Impact Fee Benefit District 3-Infrastructure-Construction Fund and $72,379.26
from the Renewal Sales Tax Capital Projects PW-Resurfacing - Infrastructure –
Construction Fund. Commission District 3. The fiscal impact is $553,379.26. |
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26. Request from Public Works for approval for
bid and advertise construction of a new water service system in the south
area of Umatilla which will replace an antiquated system currently owned and
operated by the Board of County Commissioners. Approve Budget Change Request
Form reflecting reprogrammed CDBG funds. The fiscal impact is $1,196,286.00.
Commissioner District #5. |
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4. Request from Community Services for
approval and signature on a Resolution
No. 2011-169 to amend the General
Fund to receive Unanticipated Revenue in the amount of $995,085.00 from the
State of Florida, Department of Health to reimburse the Board of County
Commissioners for the purchase of property in the South Lake Medical Arts
Complex for the South Lake Health Clinic. The fiscal impact is $995,085.00
(100% Grant Funded). Commr. Conner abstained from voting. |
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13. Request from Growth Management to approve Resolution No. 2011-170 acknowledging
the designation of 68 trees of the species Quercus virginia located in the
common areas of the Highland Lakes Subdivision as Lake County Heritage Trees.
No fiscal impact. |
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32. Presentation of Proclamation 2011-162
proclaiming the month of November 2011 as HOSPICE MONTH in Lake County to
Cheryl Rumbley, Community Relations Coordinator, Lake and Sumter Counties,
Cornerstone Hospice. |
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Tab 27.
Request from the County Attorney for approval to advertise an Ordinance
relating to the tethering of animals. The Board decided to postpone a decision
to advertise the proposed Ordinance until the December 6, 2011 BCC Meeting. |
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Tab 28. Request from the County Attorney for approval of the agreement Between Lake County and J. W. Brooks, Inc. and the Lake County Health Department for Warehouse Space (reducing the costs of renovations/reimbursement) Fiscal Impact - Cost Savings $2,810. |
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Tab 30.
Request from the County Attorney for approval to cancel the Mortgage
and release the Note executed by Suzanne Boudreau on November 9, 2007, and
recorded at O.R. Book 3583, Pages 1485 through 1490, upon receipt of the
$1,125 payment. Fiscal Impact: The original loan amount was $10,000; recovery
will be $1,125. |
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Tab 31. Request from the County Attorney for approval to make tax deed applications on 248 parcels for year 2008 County held tax certificates. The fiscal impact is $43,775. |
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Tab 29.
Request from the County Attorney for approval of Perpetual Utility
Easement to SECO and authorize Chairman to execute document. The fiscal
impact is $55,943.95. Commr. Parks abstained from voting. |
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34. Public
Hearing - Adoption and
execution of Ordinance No. 2011-58
creating Division 4, Section 2-90 through 2-90.6 of Chapter 2, Article IV
(“Boards, Commissions, Authorities, Etc.”) of the Lake County Code, and
establishing the Lake County Enterprise Zone Development Agency – No fiscal
impact |
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Tab 2. Ordinance No. 2011-61 PH #19-11-4 Cecil and Dyanne Bodiford Stephens & Barrios – Carlos A. Barrios Cecil & Dyanne Bodiford/Barrios
Engineering, LLC The Applicant
has requested to rezone 1.43 +/- Acres from Urban Residential (R-6) to
Planned Commercial (CP) to permit General Retail, up to 8,000 square feet of
floor area. |
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Tab 4. Ordinance No. 2011-60 PH #15-11-3 BLR-561, LLC/George Kramer Highway 561 – BLR Property The Applicant
has requested to rezone 258-acres of Agriculture property to Planned Unit
Development (PUD) zoning to facilitate the development of a 50-lot
residential subdivision of single family detached dwellings. |
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Tab 1. Ordinance No. 2011-59 PH #17-11-3 Dennis & Holley Wilson/Barry
Blake/Alison Yurko, Esq. Banana Cove Marina The Applicant
has requested to rezone the property from Residential Mobile Home Rental Park
(RMRP) with CUP#88/8/1-3 to Planned Commercial (CP) for the existing marina
to increase the number of covered boat slips. |
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Tab 3. Ordinance No. 2011-62 CUP #11/12/1-3 Susan & Robert Denis Stanley Pond Farms The Applicant has requested to amend Ordinance
2011-51 for CUP #11/13/1-3 to eliminate the one hour restriction for the
airboat operation. |
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35. Request from Community Services for
approval and signature to amend the LYNX Agreement allowing LYNX to continue
operating the Vanpool Program in Lake County. There is no fiscal impact. The
Board decided to postpone this agenda item until a later date. |
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36. Request from Conservation and Compliance to
approve Resolution No. 2011-175
supporting collaboration among southern Lake County municipalities in ongoing
and future reclaimed water projects, as described in City of Groveland
Resolution 2011-09-16. No fiscal impact. |
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37. Discussion of options for regulation of sex
offenders. The Board directed the County Attorney to draft an Ordinance that
would provide for a percentage residency restriction and attempt to define a
single-family neighborhood within those restrictions, prohibit sex offenders
from entering certain facilities or an established safety zone around those
particular facilities, and require that sex offenders identify themselves to
the official in charge at emergency shelters should they have to utilize
them. |
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Mr. Gray reported that there would be a budget
workshop on December 13, 2011 and that they were looking to have the meeting
off site. He clarified that the
meeting would still be open to the public and the location would be properly
noticed in advance. |
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Mr. Gray reported that the meeting for Tuesday,
November 22, 2011 had been cancelled.
He also noted that there was no meeting scheduled for November 29th
because it was the fifth Tuesday of the month. |
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Commr. Hill
thanked everyone who participated in Leadership Lake County Day, mentioning
that Lake County had been the government host and she had received a lot of
good feedback on the event. |
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Commr. Parks
suggested extending an invitation to the Lake County Water Authority staff to
be regular attendees at the Mining Committee meetings in a non-voting
capacity. |
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Commr. Parks
commented on the Landscape Ordinance issue, mentioning having an outside
working group provide recommendations on how to proceed. The Board agreed to have staff send a
letter to the Chamber Alliance stating the goals of the Board regarding the
Landscape Ordinance and requesting input from the Chamber Alliance on the
Ordinance. |
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Commr. Parks
reported receiving a letter from the City of Clermont regarding EMS services
as well as their concern over there no longer being an ambulance housed at Station
3. |
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Commr. Conner
reported that he had visited the Tavares Elementary School’s 5th
Grade tribute to Veteran’s Day, noting it was a Patriot’s Museum. He remarked that the Lake County Historical
Society had a strong presence with the School’s tribute and he was impressed
with what they had done. |
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Commr.
Campione reported that an article by Mr. Chris Gerbasi in the Daily
Commercial entitled “Summit Brings Business Leaders Together” had stated
incorrectly that Mr. Tom Mancuso, one of the presenters at the Summit,
suggested the County would be better served by providing incubators to big
businesses rather than small businesses.
She clarified that Mr. Mancuso had stated the opposite, that small
businesses would benefit more from the incubators. |
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Commr.
Campione reported that they had received criticism on the County’s website
during the Summit and stressed that it was a priority for staff to work
towards updating the website to better promote the County. She mentioned that the job of revamping the
website might require utilizing an outside consultant. |
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Commr.
Campione suggested the Board and staff should create a working group with the
goal of “strategic doing” to constantly stay on top of important issues
regarding economic development from a regulatory standpoint. |
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Commr.
Campione commented on the Lobbyist Ordinance, opining that it was a
deterrent. She suggested the Board
consider doing away with the existing Lobbyist Ordinance because Lake County
was in the minority in having that ordinance.
The Board asked the County Attorney’s Office to bring back information
regarding what other counties had similar ordinances so they could review the
information and consider if they should do away with the ordinance. |
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Commr.
Cadwell suggested that Mr. Gray meet with staff regarding revamping the
County’s website and come before the Board in a week with a recommendation on
how to proceed. |