Resolution 23190 thanking Airport Zoning Commission
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Resolution number 23190, a resolution by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners thanking the Pasco County Airport Zoning Commission for their dedication and service. If members of the representatives could come forward. Whereas on June 6, 2017, the Pasco County Commissioners, pursuant to Chapter 333, Florida statutes establish the Airport Zoning Commission to review and make recommendations to the Board regarding
airport zoning and land use compatibility regulations as required by Chapter 333 to be adopted by the Board. And whereas the Airport Zoning Commission was initially composed of Nathan Coleman as the representative of the Zephyrhills Municipality. Airport, Dennis Baker of Tampa North Aero Park, and Spencer Brass of Pilot Country Airport, all of which are privately owned public use airports. And whereas the Airport
Zoning Commission first met on November 15, 2017, and whereas on October 12, 2022, the board expanded the Airport Zoning Commission. To include Jim Bond as representative of Hidden Lake Airport, a privately owned private use airport. And whereas, using their experience as pilots and airport managers, the members reviewed drafts of proposed regulations and provided comments to the county. And whereas the work of the commission spanned
multiple years during which the Airport Zoning Commission held numerous meetings. Workshops and two public hearing. And whereas, because of the expertise and dedication of the members, Pasco County staff was able to draft well-thought-out and appropriate airport zoning and land use compatibility regulations specific to Pasco County. Inconsistent with Chapter 333. And whereas the Airport Zoning Commission completed its work on May 15, 2023,
and made its final recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners to adopt the proposed airport zoning and land use compatibility regulations. Now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, that said board hereby thanks Nathan Coleman, Spencer Brass, Jim Bunn, and Dennis Baker for their outstanding service to the county by using their expertise and knowledge to assist the county in developing the airport zoning and
land use compatibility regulations. Done and resolved in regular session with quorum president voting this fifth day of September 2023.
No motion.
Approval.
Okay. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Okay. Aye. Commissioner Starkey.
Well, um I know this was a lot of hard work and but it was necessary to protect our citizens and our investments and um I am um just grateful for all the time you guys put in to help make this successful. It's it's it's uh something that I think we're a little behind on, and I'm I'm glad that we we have it now. Excellent. Thank you so much for all the time you put in. And to our staff as well. They've worked very hard on this one.
Well.
I just I'll just say coming in on the tail end of it, uh it's good to see goodness thing coming coming to a landing, peaceful resolutions. Work with a you know trial by fire and understanding on my part, Spencer, and I appreciate you taking time to meet with me and Denise and Elizabeth Blair and everybody work working together. So congratulations to you guys.
I would just say that um it's it's been a long time coming but it's very worth the w it's worth the wait when you get here to where we are today. So and I appreciate everything y'all have done. Spencer I've known for a long time. Um he's not that old, but I've known him for quite a while. So but he used to help me on my farm, so we used to do work together. So but I appreciate everything you have done. So
I'm embarrassed to say, don't we have the parts, mate? It's down there? It's right here. Okay. All right, let's go down and
if if I could, Commissioner Starkey, just right. Uh you know, gentlemen, thank you very much for your service. Uh Spencer, I knew you from before this got started, so you were an easy fix to to jump onto this. And I appreciate your leadership to to wanted to chair it and everything and all your Work. So very important to all of these.
Let's hear from them.
Let's hear from them.
Oh yeah, go ahead. You wanna speak? Either one of you?
Well, it's been an interesting lot of a lot of months. E each month we were coming down here and it's not all day long. He's been the main guy in charge of it as chairman for us, so and he's done a great job for us too and uh kept us together. And I think we hopefully did what we were supposed to do for Pasco. I think we did a great job. Keep it quieter if we Can you
We just want to thank uh Denise and Elizabeth because without them we wouldn't have been able to do this. They uh I think they got a massive education. Um and uh it was a great great to work with everybody and we thank you and we're we're finally done. It's a long time coming. So thanks very much. Thank you.
Great.
Well Elizabeth's not here, but thank you Elizabeth. Is she here? Oh okay.
Um I was still we should invite them.
I think we should.
Yeah, I think Elizabeth and Denise should come up.
The phone. First.
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