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Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation by roll call vote with the revision on the third whereas clause, the description of the proposed project before proposed project estimated 228 million dollar proposed project, and then after the now therefore be it resolved number one at the end of that sentence including the implementing agreements referenced in paragraph three.
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda
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Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
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Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved as part of the Public Hearing Consent Agenda.
Approved minutesApproved as part of the Public Hearing Consent Agenda.
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David Engel indicating here that we're asking the board to direct county administrator and county attorney to draft EDA memorializing the county contribution, defining the project's scope, and outlining project deliverables. So in summary, this is a $228 million project. The Moffitt organization is asking for a $21 million local match supporting grant, and Moffitt will put up $42 million as part of the project. And uh might I add, this will be a defining project for the Moffitt organization. We're going to be doing research and treatment that is uh of global importance for cancer. prevention and treatment. Thank you.
Oakley Thank you, uh Chairman. Yes, and I I agree with Commissioner Mariano's comments on um we need to make sure that we're following uh when these leases come come come uh come up with Moffitt and that we uh are making the appropriate uh financial decisions based on those properties. All right, we have a motion
Barbara Wilhite Good afternoon, going on evening. Barbara Wilhite, 6327, Grand Boulevard, New Port Richey, Florida, for the applicant. I have my client, Chris Shear, here, as well, as well as Steve Henry from Linkson Associates. The purpose of our application is to allow attached product, townhomes, or duplexes under the MF-1 zoning district, no apartments. The um so we're just trying to change the product. The max density is four fifty-five units, which is the same max density as the current um zoning district. There is I I would note that there's forty seven homes on the southern boundary of this property. So fifty seven, forty fifty-five, forty seven. are very compatible numbers. Clear precedent, your staff report is very thorough. Clear precedent for MF1. This property was zoned MF1 before. The property to the south was zoned MF1 before. The property to the south is currently zoned PUD, which would allow either single family or
Several speakers Ron Oakley: And Josh, your name and title.
Bonnie Garvey First of all, thank you, David, and thank you to the county staff who's worked with us uh on a relatively rapid timeline to get this here. Uh I also wanted to introduce some members of the the Moffitt team who are here, obviously most notably our founder, Mr. Lee Moffat, um who founded Moffat forty years ago this year and was uh an enthusiastic supporter of expanding to Pasco County.
Mariano For purposes of the record, uh Brian Miller and Olive is actually bond counsel to Moffitt for this transaction. They are normally your bond counsel, but we've given them a conflict. waver um since we're all sort of on the same side. I guess
Several speakers Paponday Newman: Madam Chairman for that item? Mike Moore: I I did. I went a little early. Sorry, Commissioner Mariano.
Several speakers Ron Oakley: I don't necessarily think we need to put it by name.
Starkey Starkey. Um hey, good morning, and good morning, Speaker Moffitt. Um so uh Josh, you and I talked about this, and as you know, this board is very excited that you guys are here. But I did have some questions, and I don't know if Dave needs to come up because I I'm just seeing these papers. And um so as I mentioned to you on the phone, one one of the concerns for me was was that my understanding when y y'all were coming was that the parcels were gonna be sold. Um and you're non profit, so therefore we're not collecting property taxes. Um So it You sent me a paper that said if you lease If Moffitt leases the space to a for-profit company, we will get property taxes. So I just I just feel we have to protect the the county's investment in and our and our you know our our general revenue may take a big hit here soon. So um this is all very
Several speakers Christina Fitzpatrick: Motion to receive file. And second. Second. All in favor? Aye. Renee Whitehead: Thank you. Christina Fitzpatrick: Aye.
Several speakers David Engel: Uh there'll be a um There'll be a $42 million
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Thank you. Board members. Jack Mariano: Ms.