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reduced to
$993,219.87 through seven previous change orders. Mr. Harris
made motion, seconded by Mr. Goodwin, to approve this change
order. 5 yeas.
ATRPORTS - APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT WITH DESTIN JET FOR DESTIN
EXECUTIVE AIRPORT SIGNAGE
Mr. Tracy Stage, Deputy Airports Director, stated the name of
the Destin Airport was changed to Destin Executive Airport in
January 2015 and the FAA approved the name change on August 20.
He said Destin Jet (Airport Fixed Base Operator) has designed a
new sign and contracted with a sign company to update the
monument signage with a new modern 10’ by 8’ sign bearing the
new name. Mr. Stage stated the county’s share of the new sign
is $6,189 and if approved, funds for the payment will be taken
from the maintenance and repair account.
Mr. Windes commented that the county’s share of the sign is fair
and he likes the design of the sign which has "“Coleman Kelly
Field” on it, noting that Mr. Kelly donated the land for the
airport. Mr. Windes made motion, seconded by Mrs. Ketchel, to
replace the monument sign, updating the name of the airport, and
to approve payment of the county’s share of the sign.
AIRPORTS - RESOLUTION TO FINANCE/REFINANCE AIRPORTS CIP PROJECTS
Mr. Stage requested approval to refinance airports capital
improvement projects by the adoption of a resolution authorizing
a borrowing of not-to-exceed $8 Million from the Pooled
Commercial Paper Loan Program of the Florida Local Government
Finance Commission. Mrs. Ketchel made motion, seconded by Mr.
Harris, to approve entering into the loan agreement with Florida
Local Government Finance Commission under the terms of the
proposed resolution. 5 yeas.
RESOLUTION NO. 15-171
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PUBLIC WORKS - ACCEPTANCE OF STORMWATER DRAINAGE EASEMENT AND
HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT FOR PERMANENT ACCESS AND MAINTENANCE OF
POND 1, LAKE LORRAINE S/D
Mr. Jason Autrey, Public Works Director, asked Board
consideration to accept an easement and hold harmless agreement
from the Shalimar Point Golf Course Board of Directors for
permanent access and maintenance of Pond 1 adjacent to the Lake
Lorraine Subdivision. He pointed out there is no cost to the
county associated with this easement. Mrs. Ketchel made motion,
seconded by Mr. Windes, to accept for recording the drainage
easement and hold harmless agreement. 5 yeas.
PUBLIC WORKS - AMENDED P.J. ADAMS PARKWAY TRIP AGREEMENT WITH
FDOT
Mr. Autrey explained that Okaloosa County entered into a
Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP) agreement with
the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) in April 2014
for an off-system roadway improvement to P.J. Adams Parkway.
FDOT agreed to match $2.2 Million of county funds, for a project
total of $4.4 Million, to complete the full four-lane design
from S.R. 85 to Interstate 10 and to acquire right-of-way from
S.R. 85 to Ashley Drive. The funding 1is available and a
resolution must be adopted by the Board to support the project
and to authorize the Chairman to execute the amended agreement.
Mr. Autrey stated the amendment does not alter the amount of
money provided by FDOT or required by the county. It is solely
intended to clarify that all aspects of the agreement are to be
shared 50/50 by both parties. Mr. Harris made motion, seconded
by Mr. Goodwin, to approve the amendment to the TRIP agreement
and accompanying resolution. 5 yeas.
RESOLUTION NO. 15-190
PUBLIC WORKS - APPLICATION TO EPA FOR GULF OF MEXICO COOPERATIVE
AGREEMENT PROGRAM (POCKET ITEM)
Mr. Boyles stated this is a time-sensitive item.
Mr. Autrey stated staff received notice a few weeks ago of a
grant opportunity with the EPA’s Gulf of Mexico Cooperative
Agreement Program. He said $3.5 Million 1s available for
stormwater projects and grants are capped at $300,000 per award.
Mr. Autrey stated the county has one project which would qualify
and that is in Gap Creek. He reported staff has assembled an
application package for funding of the Emerald Village Basin
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Modification Project. The request is for $289,000 and is an
electronic submission. Mr. Autrey requested authorization to
submit this application. Mr. Goodwin made motion, seconded by
Mrs. Ketchel, to approve staff’s recommendation to submit the
grant application to EPA for the Emerald Village Retention Basin
Modification Project as part of the Gulf Of Mexico Cooperative
Agreement Program. 5 yeas.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT - PUBLIC WORKSHOP REGARDING EXCESSIVE
VEGETATION AND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Mr. Elliot Kampert, Growth Management Director, requested
approval of a workshop on excessive vegetation at the October 6
meeting at approximately 9:00 a.m. A draft ordinance will be
brought back and will include many of the items Mr. Goodwin
mentioned on property maintenance.
Mr. Windes commented there are many more issues here than a
commissioner in a yard measuring the height of grass. He said
these concerns include drugs, allergies, fire hazards, and
property values. Mr. Windes made motion, seconded by Mr.
Harris, to schedule the workshop on excessive vegetation and
property maintenance at 9:00 a.m. at the October 6 meeting. Mr.
Stewart clarified that during the course of the meeting, there
will be a workshop with an agenda. Mr. Goodwin expressed relief
in scheduling a workshop. Upon inquiry by Mrs. Ketchel, Mr.
Boyles said the workshop was not scheduled for a South County
meeting because staff was trying to put this together quickly.
Mr. Windes stated an effort was made by staff to expedite this
item and although he would prefer a South County meeting, he
recommends staying the course with a workshop on October 6.
5 yeas.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT - APPROVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION COLORS, LOGO,
AND NAME
Mr. Kampert stated the Transit Cooperative has discussed the
need to provide a new brand and image for public transportation.
The Cooperative placed importance on branding the transit system
to compliment other marketing efforts currently underway in the
county, in particular the efforts of the Tourist Development
Council (TDC). At the August 27 meeting of the TDC, the topic
was discussed. Mr. Ayan Uphadyay of Maruti Fleet and Management
was encouraged to work closely with the county and TDC staff on
the transit branding initiative. The TDC gave permission at
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that meeting for use of its new “wave” logo as part of a
coordinated marketing and branding effort.
Mr. Kampert displayed the proposed new logo and color scheme on
the screen. At its September 4 meeting, the Transit Cooperative
unanimously approved the following recommendations to the Board:
e The TDC “wave” logo in the colors used by the TDC should be
affixed to the public transit vehicles in such a manner as
to help establish a countywide brand identity. The exact
placement of the logo will be recommended by Maruti so as
to provide the best combination of brand identity and
opportunity for advertising sales.
¢ Small decals of the seals of the Transit Cooperative
members should be placed near the entry doors of the
vehicles so that riders will be made aware of the cross-
jurisdictional nature of the service.
¢ The name of the service is recommended to be changed from
“Okaloosa County Transit” and “The Wave” to “The Emerald
Coast Rider” which may be shortened to “E.C. Rider.”
TDD Director Ed Schroeder stated it is an honor to put our brand
on the transportation system. He said the TDC totally endorses
the idea.
Mrs. Ketchel made motion, seconded by Mr. Windes, to accept the
Transit Cooperatives recommendations regarding the decoration,
branding, and naming of the public transit system and vehicles.
5 yeas.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT - LOCAL MITIGATION STRATEGY, COMMUNITY RATING
SYSTEM ANNUAL UPDATE
Each year the county must provide the Florida Department of
Emergency Management an update on the status of the adopted
Local Mitigation Strategy. The update must include any new and
completed projects, as well as a brief summary of any other
changes. Failure to provide the annual update could jeopardize
the county’s ability to receive funds in the event of a declared
disaster.
Mr. Kampert asked the Board to approve the 2015 Local Mitigation
Strategy, Community Rating System Annual Update and to authorize
transmittal of the document +to the Florida Department of
Emergency Management. Mr. Harris made motion, seconded by Mr.
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Goodwin, to approve the plan and to transmit as recommended by
staff. 5 yeas.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT - MODIFICATION NO. 11 TO FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
ECONOMIC OCPPORTUNITY NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM
AGREEMENT AND AMENDMENT NO. 8 TO OKALOOSA COUNTY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION CONTRACT
Mr. Kampert provided a detailed explanation of the two documents
associated with the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
relating to the Palm Village Project. He made the following
recommendations:
e approval of and authorization for Chairman to execute
Modification No. 11 and the associated transmittal letter
to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (FDEO)
for the NSP Agreement Contract #10DB-4X-01-56-01-F18, as
well as any future extensions and other grant documents
during the term of this NSP grant
e approval of and authorization for Chairman to execute
Amendment No. 8 to Contract #Cl10-1798-GM with Okaloosa
County Community Development Corporation (OCDC) for NSP
administration, as well as any future extension and related
documents associated with OCDC’s administration of this NSP
grant
e authorize and direct that a copy of the Modification
executed by the Chairman only be kept with Contract #C1l0-
1798-GM until such time as the fully executed Modification
document is returned to the county at which time the fully
executed copy will replace the copy bearing only the
Chairman’s signature.
Mr. Harris made motion, seconded by Mr. Goodwin, to approve
staff’s recommendation as detailed above. 5 yeas.
NEW BUSISNESS - WORKSHOP ON RESTORE ACT PROJECTS
Mr. Rick Owen, Administrative Manager, stated he 1is happy to
report the process of vetting projects for the Transocean
settlement has been completed by the RESTORE Advisory Committee.
Presentations were made before the committee in June and July.
Subsequently, the committee prepared a list of projects to come
before the Board. He requested the commissioners approve a
workshop to review the list of projects on October 13 at 1 p.m.
Mr. Windes made motion, seconded by Mrs. Ketchel, to authorize
the workshop for review of RESTORE projects on October 13 at 1
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p.m. in the Shalimar Administration Building. Mr. Boyles noted
that he may have a conflict. 5 yeas.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
None.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 10:00 a.m.
J. D. PEACOCK II NATHAN D. BOYLES, CHATIRMAN
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(These minutes were transcribed by Teresa Ward.)
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