An Ordinance By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, Providing For The Amendment Of Chapter 42, Pasco County Code Of Ordinances; Providing For Modification; Repealer; Severability; Inclusion Into The Pasco County Code Of Ordinances; And An Effective Date.

6:19Yes, thank you. Yes, they were gonna come safely. Um I will now call back to order the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners of April 9th, 2025. Please silence all electronic devices and mute your microphones. We'll proceed to public hearing, starting with ordinance. Item P32.

6:40Item P32 was published in the Tampa Bay Times on March 9, 2025.

6:46Good afternoon, Madam Chair. Good afternoon, Commissioners. Denise Hernandez, Code Compliance Department. Item P32 is CC250005. It's an ordinance by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, providing for the amendment of Chapter 42 of the Pasco County Code of Ordinances, providing for modification, repealer, severability, inclusion into the Pasco County Code of Ordinances, and an effect. active date.

7:13So, this is an amendment to Chapter 42. Chapter 42 establishes and defines the minimum standards for the proper care maintenance of lands to preserve the public health, safety, and welfare. So the proposed amendment before you expands the list of parties that may report violations related to stagnant or foul water, and it also clarifies that the definition of stagnant or foul water includes swimming pools that have not been properly. Maintained. Because this is a code of ordinance change. This is one public hearing, so we're asking

7:44that you accept public comment on these amendments, adopt the ordinance, amending Chapter 42 of the Pasco County Code of Ordinances by roll call vote, and authorize the execution of the ordinance by the Chairman. Direct Board Records to transmit the ordinance to the Department of State with it by electronic mail. And I'm here for any questions. Board members, do we have any questions?

8:04Madam Chairman

8:05Commissioner Mariano.

8:06I'm glad to see you coming forward because I always thought pools were in there because I know we've had some of them addressed in the past, but I guess this is qualified to be able to handle it. Okay.

8:13Yeah. And they're considered a public nuisance, so it should be this way.

8:17And that'll help with our mosquito problem.

8:19Yes, indeed. Uh is there anyone in the public that wishes to speak against this item? Is anyone online?

8:26Um Madam Chair, I do not have the sign-in sheet.

8:30That's

8:31this

8:31guy right here, right?

8:33Mm nope. That is the WebEx sheet. Is there a sign up Shin X sheet? I

8:38unless I grabbed it, but um nope, it's not here.

8:42Okay.

8:42So no one's signed up?

8:44So no one's signed up.

8:46All right.

8:46Um so

8:47this is a roll call vote? Just one moment.

8:53We did have one person signed up, but I don't know if they're in WebEx. Tori Baker, are they in logged in WebEx?

8:58He did not specify what he wanted to speak on, so that's gonna be an issue.

9:02Okay, thank you.

9:03If tell you what, if he signs on, give her a signal. Because we he didn't sign up.

9:08We have communication, so Just let me know on what accent I'm cutting. Yeah.

9:12Move approval. Second. Roll call vote.

9:16District one, Commissioner Oakley.

9:18Aye.

9:18District two, Commissioner Weightman. Aye. District four, Commissioner Yeager. Aye. District five, Commissioner Mariano. Aye. District three, Chairman Starkman. Aye.