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( Bridge Replacement
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( Add Turn Lane(s)
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R Intersection
MPA Boundary
Municipalities
# Map ID
0 0.25 0.5 1
Miles
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Map ID FM# Project Name Location Work Type
1 2202572 SR 4 At CR 189/Galliver Cutoff Add Right Turn Lane(s)
2
3
4
4276491
4298761
4245081
SR 10 (US 90)
SR 189
Bridge #570004
At SR 4
At 14th Street
Over Yellow River
Intersection (Modify)
Add Turn Lane(s)
Bridge Replacement
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FDOT/Okaloosa-Walton TPO
Inset Map
Baker
RESURFACING NEEDS
Estimated
MAP ID ROAD FROM TO LENGTH (ft)
0 0.05 0.1 0.2 Cost
Miles Steel Mill
1 Ludlum Rd SR 85 11,433 $399,000
Creek Rd
Steel Mill Creek Laurel Hill
2 CR 393 13,736 $478,300
Rd City Limits
Rural Work Program Requests New Ebenezer Alabama
by Okaloosa County 3 T E Rogers Rd 6,970 $242,700
Rd State Line
2013 4
New Ebenezer
T E Rogers Rd
Alabama
15,640 $544,600
Rd State Line
Rural County Roads Needs 5 Roosevelt Ave SR 4 SR 4 2,152 $74,900
MPA Boundary 6 Birmingham St SR 4 15th St 831 $28,900
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7 15th St SR 189 Will Henry Ln 1,332 $46,400
Municipality See Inset Map 8 Washington Ave Will Henry Ln End 811 $28,200
Hardy Adams
9 Johns Rd Cooper Ln 2,833 $98,600
# Map ID Rd
Lighthouse
10 Paved Portion 1,000 $34,800
Church Rd
56,738
TOTAL $1,976,400
(10.75 miles)
PAVING NEEDS
MAP ID ROAD FROM TO LENGTH (ft) Estimated Cost
11 Millside Rd SR 85 Steelmill Creek Rd 17,000 $591,900
12 Stokes Road New Ebenezer Rd State Line 6,840 $198,000
13 Thomas Road SR 85 State Line 8,864 $404,000
32,704
0 1.25 2.5 5 TOTAL
(6.19 miles) $1,193,900
Miles
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA REQUEST
DATE: June 4, 2013
TO: Honorable Chairman and Members of the Board
FROM: Teresa Ward, BCC Clerk
SUBJECT: Approval of Minutes
A draft of the official minutes for the April 2 Regular Meeting & Executive Session, April 9
Special Meeting and Budget Policy Workshop and the April 16 Regular Meeting are attached for
review.
April 2, 2013
Regular Tuesday Meeting
The regular Tuesday meeting of the Okaloosa County Board of
County Commissioners was called to order at 8:30 a.m. at the
Crestview Courthouse. Members present were Don R. Amunds,
Chairman; Dave Parisot, Vice Chairman; Wayne Harris; Nathan
Boyles; and Kelly Windes. Also present were Gary J. Stanford,
Finance Director, Clerk’s Office; John Dowd, County Attorney;
Jim Curry, County Administrator; and members of the press.
EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION – JACK ALLEN, PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
Mr. Curry asked Richard Brannon, Purchasing Director, and Jack
Allen, Purchasing Services Manager, to join him at the front of
the room. Mr. Brannon stated the Central Gulf Coast Chapter of
the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing covers the
region stretching from Escambia County to Leon County. He
announced Jack Allen was selected as the 2012 Manager of the
Year from a field of 120 qualified candidates. Mr. Allen was
given a round of applause.
EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION – BROOKS BRIDGE WATER MAIN REPAIR
Mr. Jeff Littrell, Water & Sewer Director, and Mark Wise, Deputy
Director, came forward to make a presentation on the incident
surrounding damage to the Brooks Bridge and subsequent repair
efforts. Mr. Littrell stated he is very proud of the employees.
Mr. Wise made a brief PowerPoint presentation showing not only
the damages to Brooks Bridge which resulted on March 20 when a
crane on a barge struck the bridge but the efforts of county
staff to repair the damages. In addition to the damage to the
bridge which caused it to be closed, the direct hit broke a 16-
inch water main which serves as the only source of drinking
water and fire protection for Okaloosa Island. Mr. Wise said
the valves were closed on both sides and they were able to keep
up pressure with the help provided by Island residents and
businesses to conserve water usage.
Mr. Wise stated the crew worked through the night and was able
to restore service early the following morning. He noted the
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) brought in its
“snooper truck” and they were able to determine if the bridge
was safe and supplied an excavator to help with removal of
rubble. He also thanked the Public Works Department and EMS for
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their support. A list of individuals who assisted was given,
many were present in the meeting and were recognized with a
round of applause.
PRESENTATIONS - EMPLOYEE SERVICE AWARDS
Mr. Curry presented service awards to the following employees,
expressing his appreciation for their service:
Paul Farnsworth-------Five Years
Zach Hamm-------------Five Years
Charles Nabers--------Five Years
Karen Rossi-----------Ten Years
Sherri Williams-------Ten Years
