RESTORE Pasco County Coastal Mapping and Monitoring Project - $502,750.00 of RESTORE Pot 1
What the county recorded
Staff recommendation
Approve
No disposition in the minutes
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The source document
The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Sep 17, 2024
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Sep 17, 2024
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OPM-24-1009 in full →Heard once. OPM-24-1009 appears on no other agenda in the archive.
- Sep 17, 2024BoardC9▶No disposition in the minutesthis item
What was said
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Hmm? Four. Well I didn't hear four, I only heard two. Okay. Uh motion passed four zero. Uh at this time we'll start with C9. C9. Um I think
Anthony Thomas and Mark Bellis are gonna come up. This is a uh grant that uh just uh It's gotta be presented to the board as in a public public way. Uh and I just want to say that uh you know, Anthony Mark, you guys are doing a phenomenal job. Um this grant and I'm sure you're gonna touch into it would've cost a lot more money, but the way Anthony has set this thing up, uh saving us a whole bunch of money. And the way I like to con uh the way I call this the mapping And Mike Carbell, you like this? I call it underwater topography.
Go ahead, Andre. Yeah. Um yes, as Commissioner Mariano explained, this will be at no cost to the um taxpayers of Pasco County. Uh this initially would have been in the area between two point seven and about three million dollars, but we are getting it for five hundred and two thousand dollars. Um it's bathymetry. Um that uh we will be doing to be pulling in some vital information that we will have that'll definitely push forward into future uh what we can do along our coastline to strengthen make our coastline a lot more resilient, a lot more sustainable
with future projects with accurate data and bathymetry.
Our citizens are gonna very much benefit from the decisions we'll be able to make and we can tell what the tide's gonna do and how the levels of the flooding will be. so that we can move our citizens out ahead of time. And Everything's about safety. So that's very good for for what we're gonna do here in in the west side is know about these hurricanes, know what level of water is possible to happen. Pre arranged determination of where they go or if they need
to go. Ahead of time. And it can't get any better than that. That's a great tool for helping our citizens on the west coast of Pasco County. So
in providing real lifetime data during a storm to be provided with some of the things that this project will do will definitely help our emergency manager of the department in exactly what you said, Mr. Chairman. Right. Yeah.
Very good. So Mark, Mike, um I want to thank you both for making sure you keep this superstar going. He's doing a great job for us. Move approval. Thank you.
Second. Very excited.
All right, got a motion and second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Motion pass five zero. Thank you, sir. Thank you.