13 in the published record, 3 in the recordings
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Published agenda13 items
Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.
No item matched every word, so this matched any of them — most words first.
P57No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda - May 6, 2025Board
N51No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Task Order No. 19 – Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. – Water, Wastewater, and Reclaimed Water Rate Study (PIFBA25-0255)
P67No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda A Resolution By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, Establishing the Final Annual Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment Rate and Adopting the Non-Ad Valorem Assessment Roll For The Oaks Park Municipal Service Benefit Unit
- May 23, 2023Board
N90No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Arcadis U.S. Inc. - Task Order No. 2-23 - Wesley Center WWTP Pollutant Loading Rates Study
- Apr 20, 2021Board
N88No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Petition for Rate Increase of Tampa Electric Company - April 9, 2021
- Jun 16, 2020Board
C33No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Adoption of a Preliminary Rate Resolution - Stormwater Utility Fee - Non-Ad Valorem Assessment - Stormwater Management Utility System - No Funding Required
- Jan 7, 2020Board
C32No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda CORRECTIVE RESOLUTION (CONSENT) – Corrective Resolution for Item No. P10, UT20-0106: Revising the Water and Wastewater User Rates, Fees, and Charges; and Providing an Effective Date – A Correction to Add the Second Meeting Date, Revise Meeting Date and Remove a Superfluous Sentence from the Resolution Approved at the Board of County Commissioners Meeting on December 10, 2019 in Dade City
- Nov 19, 2019Board
P12No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda A RESOLUTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA, REVISING THE WATER AND WASTEWATER USER RATES, FEES, AND CHARGES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
- Apr 24, 2018Board
N5No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Notice of Rate Increase and Customer Meeting - Orange Land Utilities - Dated April 2018
- Feb 9, 2016Board
N16No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda PSC - Docket No 140177-WU - Order No PSC-15-0588-PAA-WU - Application for Rate Case by Holiday Gardens Utilities - Issued December 29, 2015
- Jan 12, 2016Board
N21No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Purchase Order - Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas, Inc. - Increase The Current Purchase Order By $17,561.66 For Eligible Meals Served - Revised Amount of Purchase Order is $74,600.30. The Unit Rate Per Meal Increased From .72 to .74341312.
- Dec 15, 2015Board
N10No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Florida Public Service Commission - Docket No 140177-WU - Application for Staff-Assisted Rate Case in Pasco County by Holiday Gardens Utilities LLC
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- Counties participate in Doge resolution
Seth Weightman Yeah, this is Commissioner Yeager, thank you for for bringing this forward. Wallet Hub produced on uh ABC News. Well Hub just released that uh Florida is the second most distressed state with credit card debt in the nation. And with that, and watching the Doge efforts or the Florida Agency on Fiscal Oversight, it's been nicknamed now, it's important that we we really, as this budget cycle moves forward, that we we show our commitment to our taxpayers. to find a way to double down and everybody knows where I am on on millage rates and and and and work work through to to help to help folks. So um I think I think this is a a great great move forward Commissioner Yeager. So thank you for that. Also too I mean it shows we're doing this already. I don't know if Chase is here but It's important
- General Fund and Transportation Trust millage rates
Seth Weightman I don't know. The pr the property pay we're the property pay is based on eighty five percent. Right. Right. Eighty five percent of the appraised value of the home, not the full hundred percent. So that leaves Mm-hmm. Yeah the job.
- Commissioner committee reports
Seth Weightman been following. and it's with the uh I forgot the House number, but it deals with the HOAs and the dissolution of potentially the HOAs and right now it's roughly 20% of the vote. My concern is I don't know if we need to get FAC involved to bird dog it. There's not a companion in the Senate. And maybe FAC for the cities, is who if if these these entities were to dissolve, who's on the hook to foot the bill? 'Cause right now unincorporated county and cities don't put the bill, pay for the men, sidewalks, roads, landscaping. If property taxes are you know happen to be realed in and whatever changes are potentially happening that it it'll be it'll be a budget bust for cities and counties across the state. And so it was just this piece I've been following and have a concern with Because it deals directly with our budget and our millage rates. And um so I didn't know if there was any other insight on it or if any other