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County in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 7. Severability. If any section, subsection, clause, or other part of this ordinance is
deemed unlawful in any court of law competent to decide such matters, said section, subsection, clause,
or other part shall be severed and held as a separate provision and shall have no effect on the
remainder.
Section 8. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect as provided by law.
PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED in regular session this _______ day of ___________, 2012.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA:
____________________________________
Don R. Amunds, Chairman
ATTEST:
_________________________________
Don Howard
Clerk of Circuit Court
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7.1
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA REQUEST
DATE: November 20, 2012
TO: Honorable Chairman and Members of the Board
FROM: Teresa Ward, BCC Clerk
SUBJECT: Minutes for October 16, 2012 Regular Meeting
Request approval of the minutes for the October 16, 2012 Regular Commission Meeting.
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7.1.a
October 16, 2012
Regular Tuesday Meeting
The regular Tuesday meeting of the Okaloosa County Board of
County Commissioners was called to order at 6:00 p.m. at the
Water & Sewer Administration Building. Members present were Don
R. Amunds, Chairman; Dave Parisot, Vice Chairman; Wayne Harris;
and Bill Roberts. Also present were Gary J. Stanford, Finance
Attachment: October 16, 2012 Minutes (1186 : Minutes for October 16, 2012 Regular Meeting)
Officer, Clerk’s Office; John R. Dowd, County Attorney; James
Curry, County Administrator; and members of the press.
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER UPDATES
Mrs. Kathy Newby, Public Information Officer, played the
promotional advertisement for the Okaloosa Today program which
airs on Cox Channel 6. She noted that Tourist Development
Director Daniel O’Byrne will be the next guest on the program.
Mrs. Newby reported the Tourist Development Department has a new
website which provides information for residents who would like
to know more about the department.
In other news, Mrs. Newby pointed out Okaloosa Public Arts has
provided a new art exhibit in the Annex Extension Building. She
added there is also a tribute to the late Newman C. “Buddy”
Brackin, Clerk of Circuit Court. She asked everyone to save the
dates of November 5, 2012 for the grand opening of the new
Extension Building in Crestview and November 9 for the
groundbreaking ceremony for Veterans Park.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR’S UPDATE
Mr. Curry stated one of the items on tonight’s agenda is the
consideration of a lease agreement with Emerald Coast Wildlife
Refuge for a 3.6-acre parcel on Okaloosa Island. He said the
other two lease agreements for county-owned Island property with
Wet Willy’s and AquaGreen have been submitted to the Growth
Management Department for processing of development orders.
COMMISSIONER PARISOT – UPDATE ON GULF COAST CONSORTIUM
Mr. Parisot informed the Board that 19 of the 23 counties have
joined the Gulf Coast Consortium and indications are that all 23
counties will join.
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CONSENT AGENDA APPROVAL
Mr. Harris made motion, seconded by Mr. Roberts, to approve the
Consent Agenda (Items #1 through #22). 4 yeas.
1. September 6, 2012 Tentative Budget Hearing Minutes
2. September 11, 2012 RESTORE Act Workshop Minutes
3. September 18, 2012 Regular Meeting Minutes
4. September 18, 2012 Final Budget Hearing Minutes
Attachment: October 16, 2012 Minutes (1186 : Minutes for October 16, 2012 Regular Meeting)
5. Resolution amending FY 2012 Budget, General Fund (cost
allocation appropriations)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-144 (BA #147)
6. Resolution amending FY 2012 Budget, E911 Operations Fund
(appropriations for state-shared 9-1-1 fees)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-145 (BA #148)
7. Resolution amending FY 2012 Budget, Prisoner Benefit Fund
(appropriations from under-budgeted revenues)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-146 (BA #149)
8. Resolution amending FY 2012 Budget, Capital Outlay
Construction Fund (fiber reimbursements)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-147 (BA #150)
9. Resolution amending FY 2012 Budget, Airport Enterprise Fund
(FAA grant to rehabilitate public parking facilities and
security-related areas)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-148 (BA #151)
10. Resolution amending FY 2013 Budget, General Fund (budget
transfer from Health Department)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-149 (BA #6)
11. Budget Transfer: County Health Department Fund; transfer
$18,640 to General Fund to increase PAWS contract; BT-13-01
12. Resolution amending FY 2013 Budget, General Fund (FDOT
Operating Assistance Block Grant)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-150 (BA #7)
13. Resolution amending FY 2013 Budget, Law Enforcement Trust
Fund (cash carried forward)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-151 (BA #8)
14. Budget Transfer: Road & Bridge Construction Fund; transfer
from reserves to cold mix rehabilitation, transfer from
road striping to road millings and transfer from District
II resurfacing account to road millings; BT-13-02
15. Tourist Development: Emerald Coast Convention Center
Elevator Addition--Change Order #1 with Lord & Son
increasing contract sum by $2,035 and 49 days and final
invoice (Application #7RET) from Lord & Son for $37,733.50
16. Public Event Permit request from Special Forces Association
Chapter 7 for Jingle Bell Jog on December 8, 2012
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17. Public Defender: Request to transfer $88 from IT Reserves
to line item 53101 Salaries
18. Purchasing: Removal of surplus property from Fixed Asset
List: 2003 Winnebago Adventurer Motor Home
19. Corrections: final payment (Invoice #7202000530) to
Aramark Food Service for $6,971.32
20. Public Works: Request to allow Purchasing Department to
seek quotes rather than formal bids for purchase of asphalt
Attachment: October 16, 2012 Minutes (1186 : Minutes for October 16, 2012 Regular Meeting)
millings
21. Judicial: Final payment request (September 1-30, 2012)
from Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Center in the amount
of $11,243.38
22. Resolution authorizing Surety Land Title of Florida to
prepare quitclaim deeds for successful bidders converting
their Okaloosa Island leasehold interests to fee simple
titles (Thomas and Darlene K. Speed; Kenneth Comiksey and
Julia Harvey; Thomas E. and Amrett B. Littleton)
RESOLUTION NO. 12-152
4 yeas.
WATER & SEWER SYSTEM – SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH COX COMMUNICATIONS
FOR FIBER OPTICS NETWORK TO SUPPORT SCADA SYSTEM
Mr. Jeff Littrell, Water & Sewer System Director, requested this
item be removed from consideration because he would like to
coordinate with the IS Department more on this issue.
AIRPORTS – APPROVAL OF TASK ORDER NO. 8 WITH REYNOLDS, SMITH AND
HILL FOR PREPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC
CONTROL TOWER AT DESTIN AIRPORT
Mr. Greg Donovan, Airports Director, requested approval of Task
Order No. 8 with Reynolds, Smith and Hill, Inc. (RS&H) to
prepare the environmental assessment for the new air traffic
control tower at the Destin Airport. RS&H will develop an
environmental assessment which complies with the requirements
and guidelines of FAA Orders 1050.1E, Environmental Impacts
Policies and Procedures 5050.4B and NEPA Implementing
Instructions for Airport Actions. The proposed project will
also include the development of the air traffic control tower,
an access road and parking areas. Mr. Donovan stated these
efforts are eligible for reimbursement by FAA at 90%. The
remaining local match will come from airport-generated funds.
The amount of the task order is $108,320. Mr. Parisot made
motion, seconded by Mr. Harris, to approve Task Order No. 8 with
Reynolds, Smith and Hill. 4 yeas.
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PUBLIC WORKS – VESSEL TRAFFIC STUDY FOR EXTENSION OF “SLOW SPEED
MINIMUM WAKE ZONE” AT EAST PASS
Mrs. Zan Fedorak, Public Works Department, stated she will be
filling in tonight for John Hofstad (Director) who is ill. Mrs.
Fedorak reported that a grant application was submitted for a
vessel traffic study for extension of the Slow Speed – Minimum
Wake Zone for East Pass; however, staff received notification in
Attachment: October 16, 2012 Minutes (1186 : Minutes for October 16, 2012 Regular Meeting)
late September that Okaloosa County was not selected for the
grant award. She stated the estimated cost of the study is
$34,337. The City of Destin has committed its annual Florida
Boating Improvement Fund (FBIF) allotment of $15,000 toward the
cost of the study. Mrs. Fedorak requested Board direction.
Mr. Amunds asked if Public Works has money in its budget for the
remaining cost of the study. Mrs. Fedorak answered the money
could be taken from the FBIF reserve funds which currently total
about $33,000.
Mr. Parisot commented those FBIF monies are to be used for
expansion of the boat trailer parking area on the Island and for
Veterans Park. He considered these two projects of higher
priority than the vessel study. Mr. Parisot said he recalls the
Board stated they would support the study contingent upon the
grant award. Mr. Harris agreed and made motion, seconded by Mr.
Parisot, to disapprove moving forward with the vessel study.
4 yeas.
PUBLIC WORKS – REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO AMEND SOLID WASTE
ORDINANCE
Mrs. Fedorak asked for Board direction regarding a proposal to
amend the Solid Waste Ordinance by implementing the collection
of a deposit for solid waste services for all new customers and
for customers with a record of non-payment for the previous 12-
month period. She stated “We have $180,000 in annual bad debt
expenses.” Mr. Amunds corrected her and said the county does
not have these bad debts. Mr. Harris stated that is Waste
Management’s problem.
Mr. Parisot reported this has become a “sticky wicket” in
contract negotiations with Waste Management
