Okaloosa County BOCC — March 18, 2013 — RESTORE_Summary of Ordinance Provisions — reading text

SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS RELATING TO LOCAL TASK FORCES CONFLICT PROVISIONS SANTA ROSA COUNTY 1. The various municipalities and Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce shall have the ability to nominate a member to serve on the eleven member Local Restore Council. 2. All members of the Local Restore Council are subject to the approval of the Board of County Commissioners. 3. Only the Board of County Commissioners may remove a member of the Local Restore Council. ESCAMBI A COUNTY 1. The Restore Act Advisory Committee consists of seven members who are appointed by the Board of County Commission. 2. The City of Pensacola may appoint a member to the Committee but this individual cannot be an elected official or regular or contract employee of the City unless the City of Pensacola is not going to request funding for a project. 3. The Committee will have a member of a local environmental advocacy group but that member may not be employed by or be a member of any organization that requests funding from or will be making recommendations to, the committee. WAKULLA COUNTY 1. The County creates a thirteen member Restore Act Advisory Committee. 2. The membership of the committee includes a member from the City of Sopchoppy, City of St. Marks, the Panacea Water Fronts, the Wakulla Chamber of Commerce, the Economic Development Council, the Tourist Development Council, the Wakulla County School Board or Administration  and from the Wakulla TCC Campus. All of them are selected by their respective governing bodies without County Commission approval. 3. No member of the Committee shall receive any gain from their service and they are expressly governed by the standards of conduct provided in section 112.313 and 112.3142, Florida Statutes. BAY COUNTY 1. Bay County has not created a committee but is going to hire a Restore Coordinator who will be staff for the commission on the issue. FRANKLIN COUNTY 1. Franklin County has appointed a 13 member council made up of a representative of each Commission District, a representative of the School Board, City of Carrabelle, City of Apalachicola, the TDC, the FCSFWA, the Seafood Dealers Association, the Realtor Association and an Environmental Advocacy Group. 2. There are no specific conflict provisions. GULF 1. Gulf has a 15 member council made up of 5 appointments from the BCC (1 BCC member and 4 staff) and a member from the TDC, the Port Authority, Gulf Coast College, Gulf Coast Workforce Board, the fishing industry, the Chamber/EDC, local construction entities, environmental advocacy groups and 1 from each City (2 members of council). 2. There are no specific conflict provisions. WALTON 1. No Council.