FR-22-1698

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1. 1Aug 9, 2022
   Board of County CommissionersAC175Consent agendaApproved

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   Approved Staff’s recommendation including the noted revisions of the final approval stamp that was received on the Scope of Work from the State and a few non-substantial auditorial revisions made to the document.

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   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   29:02Morning uh Scott Cass and Fire Chief. Uh this particular item had a couple of uh literally last minute revisions to make. First of all, it was a final approval stamp that was received on the scope of work from the state. And also there was a few non-substantial editorial revisions made to the document. Um and while I'm up here, I do want to say thank you to all the parties that came together to make this particular item uh reality. today because there was a lot of people that put a lot of time and effort at the last minute to make it happen. So I wanted to you know publicly thank them.

   StarkeyChair

   29:31It's very exciting to see this happening.

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   29:33Yep, it's a very good program. We're

   StarkeyChair

   29:34looking forward to it. So and I want you to stay up there after we vote on this because I have a question for you. Sure. Um all in favor of AC one seven five seconds

   Moore

   29:44Second.

   StarkeyChair

   29:46All in favor? Aye. Aye. Opposed. Uh so I have been traveling the last week um but and and often on the last few weeks, but I keep seeing these mobile home fires. And frankly we have had two on Wana Vista. Is Is there any thought that something may be going on here or are they just randomly happening all of a sudden? Like we're saying.

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   30:11Yeah, unfortunately it's not um randomly all of a sudden. It occurs regularly. Um we respond to those very regularly. It's not that outta the ordinary for us in terms of the at least that I'm aware of. I mean we could certainly go back and look to see if there's been an increase in the number of those type of calls. But um yeah, I mean speaking from just general experience and hearing the calls go out, that's a that's a very common call for us, unfortunately. And some of the ones that that you're probably talking about, you know, resulted in some unfavorable outcomes um which

   30:41results in the news stories uh the news covering them. So that maybe

   StarkeyChair

   30:49Do you have any data like the age of those mobile homes?

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   30:53I don't believe we generally track that. I can check with our community risk reduction, but I'm I'm gonna go and say probably we don't have that um available because that's not really a general question that we ask. Um

   StarkeyChair

   31:05Does someone do a fire investigation and does that come out in a fire investigation?

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   31:10So yeah, every single fire, no matter how big it is in Pasco County is investigated. Um so we do have investigation records on it.

   StarkeyChair

   31:16So that a does that age of a f I think you could get

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   31:20in there

   StarkeyChair

   31:20somewhere?

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   31:21Probably in in general, no, but there may be some circumstances where that would be recorded. Anytime there's a death involved, you know, they get a lot more in depth with the investigation and and that's a possibility. But I don't know if there's any way. Like like I said, I certainly I'll I'll check with our community risk reduction division and find out if that's something that we can uh track or or have the ability to do so even moving forward. All

   StarkeyChair

   31:42right. I know I've had two on one street

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   31:44in my district. Yeah, yeah. So and they're you know generally more prevalent in the wintertime when when folks are trying to heat their homes and they don't have a means to do it, so they use things that probably shouldn't be using and then we have more fires.

   StarkeyChair

   31:56All right. Well thank you. And I I think I want to talk to you more about it offline. Sure.

   Unidentified speakerVoice A

   32:01Thank you all.

   StarkeyChair

   32:02And then we had um C60 is withdrawn, so we will now move on.