CA-21-5023
Published agendaHeard once, at the Board of County Commissioners on Sep 28, 2021.
Official title
(11:45 AM Time Certain) Presentation - State Representative Amber Mariano - Funding for Lindrick Area Sewer System and Water Quality Upgrades and Pasco County Ackerman Street Drainage Improvements - No Funding Required
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- 16mRon OakleyChair
All right, move on to R sixty seven. That's a time certain one, sir.
I don't think I saw that. Oh here I did too.
Kathy PearsonGood morning, Commissioners. Kathy Pearson, Assistant County Administrator for Public Services. I'm here for today for Keith Wiley, Director of Parks and Recreation. We had an emergency back at our office, so he needed to be with his team. Today we're talking about the uh request that came from the previous board meeting, PRN 21-0233, interlocal agreement. Agreement, Pasco County Tax Collector reimbursement of expenses associated with the uniform method of collection of
non-advalorum assessment for the Oakes Park Municipal Service Benefit Unit. Gotta click right here.
So this is a the site location of where this is.
And some I think I'm missing a slide here. So let me talk about some of the project background. Let me back up here. I guess we're missing a slide. Okay, here we go. Project background. So wanted to remind the board that on June 24th, 2014, the board did adopt ordinance number 14-10 creating the Oakes Park Municipal Service Benefit. MSBU and resolution number 14-230 authorizing the use of the uniform
method for levy, collection, and enforcement of the non-advalorum assessments for projects authorized pursuant to Chapter 197 Flora Statute. The purpose of the assessment is to provide open space within a half-mile walking distance of the surrounding community service area. The cost and the term, the MSBU is expected to charge 1,588 lots on an annual assessment of $135.39 per year for
a term of 15 years based on the acquisition cost of the $3 million. The start date, the non-advalorum assessment will be presented to the BCC to certify on or before September 15, 2022, following a public hearing, and property owners can expect to see the assessment on their 2022 tax bill.
So, with that said, the recommended action for the board approve the interlocal agreement with the Pasco County Tax Collector, thereby reimbursing them for costs associated with using the uniform method for levy collection enforcement of a non-advalarum assessment within the Oaks Park Municipal Service Benefit Unit.
Jack MarianoMr. Chairman Mariano
You're on.
Kathryn StarkeyVice ChairYeah, it doesn't sound like they're on.
Jack MarianoAt your at your last meeting I had advised you that the next step was to enter into an interlocal agreement. When we researched it we found that the the interlocal agreement with the property appraiser had been executed. Um the The tax collectors agreement which is before you today Um he had asked you for a one year deferral. And that one year deferral has been a little bit more than a little bit. Morphed into This. So the so
you have an agreement with property appraiser, you need an agreement with the tax collector, the tax collector's agreement is brought to you today.
Ron OakleyChairThank you.
Okay.
Jack MarianoMr. Chairman Mariano. Yes, sir. Um twenty fourteen I was actually chair. Mr. Stark was sitting with me. She was chair in twenty sixteen when this was moving forward. Uh we had vetted this all the way through. We had set the agreement ahead of time. Only because we're gonna try to get money from the state to actually cut the cost down did this get delayed. Why it why it got delayed further, we don't know. But at this point I'm gonna move approval to move forward.
Ron OakleyChairSecond. Okay, I got a motion and a second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. All opposed, like, sign? Motion passed 5-0.
Kathryn StarkeyVice ChairI do wanna say I did think that Mr. Jelly's idea was interesting. Um that doesn't mean we I don't know if anyone wants to explore that or do you just wanna Leave it how it is because the other property this puts this takes the other property out of development. I just thought it was interesting. I know we need to get this in the book so that it can um get on the rolls, but that doesn't mean if anyone else wanted to explore that idea. Um
Kathy PearsonIf I can just add that the parks, recreation, natural resources, once the interlocal agreement is approved, we'll be working with the community's homeowners and and determine the various park options, space options. So we're not done with just the interlocal agreement.
Kathryn StarkeyVice ChairOkay. Yeah, because there's still a lot of questions out there. Mm-hmm. Okay, so
Christina FitzpatrickAlso, I would like to discuss to move to direct the staff to do a county initiative comprehensive plan amendment to change the future land use classification of the property to recreational open space.
Jack MarianoSecond.
Jack MarianoI'm not gonna bring it back, but Yeah, i this would just be to to start that process to go forward so that those so that
It's a parks designation, not a uh not a development designation.
You
Mike Moorehave a second.
Jack MarianoOkay.
Ron OakleyChairGot a motion and a second. All those in favor say aye. Aye
Mike Mooreaye. Aye.
Ron OakleyChairAll opposed like said? Motion passed 5-0. Okay. No clapping. Bye.