Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council 60th anniversary
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Okay, and I think we have one more. Commissioner Mariano's res five.
Resolution number 22081, a resolution by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, recognizing the 60th anniversary of the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council. Whereas founded in 1962, the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council was the first regional planning council in the state of Florida. This council is recognized as Florida's only multi-purpose regional entity. With the ability to coordinate intergovernmental solutions to growth related problems on greater than
local issues, provide technical assistance to local governments and meet the needs of the communities in each region. And whereas the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council represents 99% of the population in a six county region, which includes include citrus hernando Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, and Penells Counties, as well as in the following municipalities Bradington, Clearwater, Dade City, Dunedin, Gulfport,
Largo, Madeira Beach, Newport Ritchie, Oldsmar, Pal Melto, Uh Penellus Park, Plant City, Safety Harbor, St. Petersburg, St. Pete Beach, Seminole, South Pasadena, Tampa, Tarpon Springs, Temple Terrace, and Treasure Island. And whereas these local governments are represented on the Council by elected officials appointed by their boards, these officials represent two-thirds of the Council's membership. The governor appoints additional members, making up the remaining
third of the council. There are also three ex-officio members representing the Florida Department of Transportation, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Southwest Florida Water Management District. And whereas today, the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council is recognized both statewide and nationally as a leader in regional and resiliency planning. The plan, followed by the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, is built to address five specific areas, economic
development, emergency preparedness, natural resources, regional transportation, and affordable housing. The Council works within this frame to set goals and create policies that aim to improve these areas. And whereas the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council has proudly served its citizens by providing a forum to foster communication, coordination, and collaboration. Over the past 60 years, the council has made historic contributions to the Tampa Bay
region, improving the lives of countless people in the community. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, that said board hereby recognizes the sixtieth anniversary of the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council and its significant contributions to the quality of life for the citizens of the Tampa Bay region. Down and resolved in regular session with a quorum president in voting this eighth day of March twenty twenty two. Well. I
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all in favor? Aye. Opposed. No one.
And I will present this at the uh next board meeting coming up. Uh very happy to say the resiliency has been the probably the I think the forefront of all the things we're doing in the council right now. So for those years when DRIs were taken out in front of one what's the relevancy? Uh I think they're really helping us quite a bit right now for uh building a better, stronger Florida for the future.
Yeah, I'm I'm really pleased with um the work that they've taken on. So Uh and you want to talk about that um the conference that's coming up again?
Conference is gonna be scheduled in April. I think it's the 11th or so. Um The first day is actually the same day we have a board meeting. Uh the second day should be a good day. We're trying to get the governor down here or President Simpson or even Speaker Sprouse. Uh but it's gonna be all about construction standards. They've actually sent some stuff to our staff. We're responding back. I've got a citizens group meeting coming up, I think, this coming week. We're gonna talk talk about improvements that can be made. from as you remember that boatyard lane project where we had a seawall that was at a certain height and
they wanted to move it up to the matching height of the someone else. Uh they've addressed that issue. They've addressed other construction issues. Uh there was a great baffle box presentation done. where they can actually take the stormwater from the homes even on right on the water. Uh and instead of it going through yard filtering it, they can actually put baffle boxes right there, treat the water before it releases out. Even even taking more impurities out of the water. So a lot of exciting things are coming up about it. We'll talk more about uh transportation issues about like, you know, where should those sewer lines be? Should they be up higher? Should they
be lower? Um so just a l a lot of good things coming up.
Excellent. And the public can attend?
Public can attend and you can even do it virtual as well. We'll make it a hybrid meeting.
And to um to learn about it, you go to the Tampa uh where to your website?
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council website. Okay.
And that's down in St. Pete or Clearwater somewhere.
Uh d yes be actually this will be held at the uh Caroline Parkway Hotel, down in Clearwater. Okay. I mean uh Saint Pete.
Okay. Um thank you. All right. Um wow. Interesting morning. We're now on Commissioner items. So Commissioner Oakley.
Okay. Uh do you have a picture that you can bring up? Of the electric parking spaces.