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Chairman Mariano items on Hudson Beach and naming rights

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Machine transcription of 3m of recording, with speaker names inferred from voice matching. 65% of 20 lines carry a name. It shows what was said, not what was decided, and both the words and the names can be wrong.

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Jack MarianoChair

Crazy. Um, I don't see Alex in the sheriff's office yet. Okay. Um I got a couple items. Uh Hudson Beach. Um as commission mentioned Commission Starkey we we actually had that with the legislature twice uh to get funded. Once we had it with the Sprinkle and then Hurricane Ian came in, the other time it just got vetoed. So I'm gonna look at tourist development to go do that uh initial investment to spend two hundred fifty grand, that'll be coming up. Uh I think at the next board meeting. Um

And I wanna thank Congressman Lee for coming to Pasco County as Mike had mentioned, coming in there. Uh I wasn't able to make it. I was under the knife, you might say, uh, while that was going on. But uh g glad you showing up It looks like the grant we're looking for is still in play. So the rejection letters have gone up. We haven't got one yet, which is a very good sign. Um And I got a question. With Wiregrass Sports Ranch. Um we have a chance to do naming rights. Correct? And we haven't done that yet. Is there

any

Unidentified speakerVoice A

There is an existing naming rights agreement.

That's correct.

Jack MarianoChair

Okay, so w who who what's what's who's the advertiser? It's gotta be it's like a ten year agreement.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Yeah, I don't know what the end. Adventure.

Jack MarianoChair

Okay. I mean w with a hockey rink you see that name everywhere. We don't see it on on theirs.

I mean I just even the flyers we just had up earlier today, you had bigrass rash breaks, you know,

Mike Carballa

pan, so

Jack MarianoChair

Okay. Okay. Well that's great. And uh by the way they they did my surgery and they were phenomenal. Well a great company. Um Mutterum. Mike, you and I talked about it just a little bit. Um How intense are we looking at as far as muttering goes, as far as who's getting a big discount, who's not, as far as these projects go? As far as impact fee.

Mike Carballa

Yeah, I'm not prepared to to answer that.

Jack MarianoChair

Yeah, does it happen a lot? Is it

Mike Carballa

I don't know. Terry, how often would you say that we have projects that come in to use Mutterham as

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Based on the M P Ds that I'm reviewing, I would say it's ten percent at most.

Ron OakleyVice Chair

Usually three or four per year per I mean Brad and

Unidentified speakerVoice A

it's not a big amount. Is it higher than ten

Ron OakleyVice Chair

percent or lower? I would say that it is the incentive type that is used most most often.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

It is used far more than TND and TOD is used, but it's still still I I mean mean it's it's ten percent about right or is it a lower?

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Maybe maybe even less because some places are doing only a portion of their project. We try to make it an option in most of the MPDs that if they design it to the code elements that are set out for Mudroom that they can do it. Okay. But it's it's not too heavily used.