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PW-21-0065

Published agenda

Heard once, at the Board of County Commissioners on Apr 7, 2021.

OutcomeApproved by the Board of County Commissioners on Apr 7, 2021
Approved Staff’s recommendation.

Official title

Buena Vista Lane, PVAS No. 3449 – Board of County Commissioners – Board Initiated Paving Assessment – No Funding Required

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    Board of County CommissionersR44Regular businessApproved
    Approved minutes

    Approved Staff’s recommendation.

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    Ron OakleyChair

    Go to the regular agenda. Let me see.

    What are you four? R forty

    four.

    Mike Moore

    But it ones are gonna be this afternoon.

    Ron OakleyChair

    Forty five's to be heard after public hearing and forty six to be heard right before lunch.

    County Administrator

    R forty four, sir. Mm. R forty forty. What do we got?

    Ron OakleyChair

    R forty four.

    County Administrator

    Yes, sir.

    Ron OakleyChair

    Okay.

    Unidentified speakerVoice A

    Uh good morning. In the call of Public Works. Uh this is the Born of Vista Lane PVAS project. Back in um October 2020, the Board of County Commissioners asked the public works to bring this back um for the board's consideration as a board-initiated project. Um this is Project is um 3449. It's one road. There are 387 lots and 134.38 ERUs. The estimated cost is just over

    $275,000. The maximum cost per ERU is $2,047.35. The discounted amount is $11,991. And the maximum cost per ERU. you is one thousand seven hundred and eighty five dollars and fifty one cents after the discount. Next please. Um this is a location map. It's from um US nineteen to the end of Buena Vista. Wait West to the end of Poinavista. Next please.

    And these are two slides. Mm-hmm. Slide one and slide two. And then I'm That's a road.

    Kathryn StarkeyVice Chair

    There is no road luck.

    Unidentified speakerVoice A

    Yeah.

    Kathryn StarkeyVice Chair

    Right.

    Unidentified speakerVoice A

    Pretty bad.

    Kathryn StarkeyVice Chair

    So uh are you done with yours? Yes yes

    Unidentified speakerVoice A

    I'm done.

    Kathryn StarkeyVice Chair

    So I was I've been contacted over the years by if you go back to the map The Packas family. You know. That's their property there, that pink. That's the Papa's ranch. There's multi-million dollar homes back there. And that's the road that they use to get there. And um it They um I had a conversation with Alexis Pappas and she said She's lived there her whole life pretty much and that the road has

    never been paved, repaved. And that she can't no one will come visit her anymore. And um And so Did we ever do a PFAS on this road? No. We've never done a PFAS on this road, but this this road is in such bad shape. I asked them to just go ahead and bring it to us because this road is turning into our dirt road. And we need to get this done as soon as possible. In the rainy season, it's really bad. So um how it I

    don't know. So I would uh ask you to uh start. process here so we get to vote this. This is just to start the process. Yeah,

    Mike Moore

    so Mr. Chairman Mariano. So then it'll come back to us for a public hearing.

    Unidentified speakerVoice A

    Yes. So we do it how long do you think Um we can get the notifications out. There's a forty-five day waiting period, so I'd say about sixty days or so. Right.

    Ron OakleyChair

    So do you need a vote or not? I move up with the second. Got a motion and second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. All opposed, like sign. Motion passed, five zero. Okay. So we've got a bit of time left here before we go on to um