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publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that (s)he has
neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission
or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper.
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Sylvania Heights MSBU Committee
Public Meeting Minutes
Sylvania Heights Church of Christ
April 10, 2013
Present:
Linton Harris — Chairman
Ethel Jordan — Secretary
Members of the MSBU — See sign in sheet
12:15pm — Mr. Harris called meeting to order & opened with a prayer.
Zan Fedorak, Okaloosa County Public Works, provided financial information compiled by the
Clerk of Court.
Mrs. Jordan read the minutes from the April 11, 2011 committee meeting.
Mr. Harris presented that the purpose of the meeting was to discuss increasing the assessment
rate. The increased rate will provide additional revenue to help cover the overages within the
MSBU account. Discussion ended with the recommendation that the rate be increased by
$1.00 per month with subsequent increases each year of $1.00. The continued increase would
provide revenue to cover any overages, additional lights if requested, and possible tree
trimming around the existing lights.
Lisa Payton, expressed her concerns regarding the arrears amount. Zan Fedorak explained that
renters who leave without paying their water bill may be part of what is causing the MSBU to
lose revenue. Lisa asked some questions about changing the MSBU over to a non-advalorem
assessment to have a more consistent payment of the assessment amount. Zan explained that
this was an alternative, but there would still be issues with non-payment. The committee asked
that Zan request legal opinion for any options on collection of unpaid assessments whether
continuing with the monthly billing or switching to the non-advalorem.
Discussion ended that even though an increase in the assessment was necessary, the monthly
assessment was still significantly below the standard rate of $7.50 for a private light through
the power company.
Members of the committee were encouraged to attend the public hearing which will be
scheduled at an upcoming Board of County Commissioners meeting.
12:40pm - Meeting adjourned.
