Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 01-08-08 regular agenda — reading text

for your support of Habitat for Humanity as well as the support to our community' s citizens. W r ar '• i Nitsi Bennetf President and CEO Okaloosa Canty Record Search Page I of 2 OKALOOSA COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER' S OFFICE PETE SMITH, CFA - COUNTY APPRAISER ro+ Ar±Bl a Salf i>` il FrerIt>%. #re g ititrt S.I _ai€ r Pa Owner Name T Property Address Parcel Number SLEDGE NORMA J 110 METHODIST AVE 13- 2S -24- 0380 -0001 -0170 owner Address I Business 110 METHODIST AVE FT WALTON BCH, FL 325485510 Not all businesses may be listed on this parcel Homestead Primary Millage District 2006 Millage Rate Property Type FORT WALTON BEACH 16. 1318 SINGLE FAMILY YES 2007 CERTIFIED VALUES LEGAL DESCRIPTION Building Value 81, 609 Extra Feature Value , n -;:, . 896 CENTRAL ADD FT WALTON LOTS 17 & 18 BLK 1 Land Value 7L 45, 000 Agricultural Value 0 The legal description shown here may be condensed for Just ( Market) Value IF 127, 505 assessment purposes. Exact description may be obtained 74, 416 from the recorded deed. sensed Value mption Value 25, 000 Taxable Value , " 49, 416 Just ( Market) Value is established by the Property Appraiser for ad valorem tax purposes. It does not represent anticipated selling price BUILDING INFORMATION Type Total Area Heated Area Exterior Wall Roof Cover Interior Wall Flooring 1, 894 1, 450 CONC BLOCK COMP SHNGL DRYWALL PINE WOOD SINGLE FAM A/ C Type Baths F Bedrooms Stories Year Built Building Notes Heating Type AIR DUCTED CENTRAL J 1. 5 2 1 JE 1955 3f LAND INFORMATION Frontage Depth Land Units - Unit Type Description 140 0 2. 000 LOTS SFR ( 000100) SALES INFORMATION OR Sale Grantor Grantee Path To Deed Sale Date Instrument Q Book / Page Price S 1767/ 1591 Path ttr Nedj 08 -01 -1993 39, 900 F Warranty Deed UNQUALIFIED IMPROVED SLIEMDA J 0/ 0 Path t6 Eeed' ° Ilol- 01- 19777 11, 546 PREVIOUS [ VALUE UNQUALIFIED IMPROVED 13kaloosa County Property Appraiser' s Office makes every effort to produce the most accurate information possible. No warranties, expressed or implied, rovided for the data herein, It' s use or interpretation. Assessed values are from the last certified taxroll. All data is subject to change before the next certified taxroll. Website Update: October 26, 2007.  Page I o f I JI c/) z 0 LLJ SECOND ST SE  BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE FORT WALTON BEACH COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY DECEMBER 5, 2007 INTRODUCTION the Board of Commissioners of the Fort Walton Beach Community A regular Meeting of December 5, 2007, at 5: 30 p. m. in the Council Redevelopment Agency was held on Wednesday, Chambers at Fort Walton Beach City Hall with the following members present: Dr. Joyce Gossom, Chairman; Dean Covey; Chuck Kennedy; Daike Klement; Bobby Nabors; Doug Reed Also Present: Christy Johnson, Planner; Toni Craig, City Attorney CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order. NEW MEMBER WELCOME Nabors, and announced the The Chairman introduced the Board' s newest member, Bobby resignation of member Lee Bobo. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE Mr. Reed gave the Invocation and led in the Pledge of Allegiance. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Ms. Klement Mr. Reed moved to approve the minutes of the November 7, 20079 CRA meeting. seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Covey, Gossom, Kennedy, Klement, Nabors, and Reed in favor. CHANGE IN AGENDA The Chairman advised there is a request for a change in the agenda and that the Habitat for Humanity request be discussed first. There were no objections from the Board on this request. NEW BUSINESS— DONATION OF CRA FUNDS FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Consideration of a donation of CRA funds to reimburse Habitat for Humanity for the purchase of two lots on Methodist Avenue. requested a donation Nitsi Bennett, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Okaloosa County, of CRA funds to reimburse the costs to acquire two lots locatedand at 110 and 112 Methodist Avenue. Habitat will remove the existing Ms. Bennett advised each lot will hold a single family home, structure on the property in preparation for the two new slabs for the homes. available in the CRA for this project. She Christy Johnson, Planner, advised that carry-over funding is anticipated, and if the CRA approves the noted the appraisal for the lots came under what was Staff is requesting that demolition costs funding, the City could only approve for the appraised value. Ms. Johnson informed that Habitat at a not -to- exceed reimbursement cost of $ 175, 000 be included. will need to come up with the difference of the appraised value and purchase price. that the motion be The City Attorney advised since the home to be demolished is over 50 years old, subject to the requirements of the Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board ordinance which pertains to demolition. She explained there is a process that has to be gone through for demolition of a structure that is older than 50 years. t. The Chairman was advised there is $ 540,000 in the CRA budget from carry-over funds for attainable housing. Page 1 of 6  12 -05 -07 CRA regular meeting DONATION OF CRA FUNDS The Chairman asked for public input. There was none. Mr. Reed moved to recommend a donation of CRA funds to Habitat for Humanity at a not -to- exceed cost of $ 175,000 for the purchase of two lots at 110 and 112 Methodist Avenue, with the recommendation of the City Attorney that it be subject to the requirements of the Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board ordinance pertaining to demolition of structures over 50 years old. Mr. Covey seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Covey, Gossom, Kennedy, Klement, Nabors, and Reed in favor. Mr. Reed stated the need for the City to move forward with attainable housing and that the City pursue more ventures with Habitat for Humanity. He further advised he has asked Ms. Johnson to to invite Dan Horvath, Director of CEI and on the Presidential Council of CDC programs for the US, make a presentation to the Board on what he has done for attainable housing. The Chairman There