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• Jan 7, 2020Board
  P11No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda

  ZONING AMENDMENT (CONSENT) - Ellis CC-MPUD Connected City Master Planned Unit Development -Sedrick Ellis - Rezoning Request from an A-C Agricultural District to a CC-MPUD Connected City Master Planned Unit Development District to Allow the Construction of 400 Residential Dwelling Units (Multifamily Townhomes) on Approximately 73.36 Gross Acres, and a Minimum of 106,817 Square Feet of Office, Medical Office, Hotel, Accessory Non-Residential Uses, and/or Any Primary Target Industry on Approximately 4.02 Acres, for a Total Project Area of 77.38 Acres

  1/7/20 BCC AgendaPDD-20-7435District 1

• Apr 21, 2020Board
  C59No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda

  Approve Additional Purchasing Authority and Budget Amendment Journal No. 1954 for Piggyback of the City of St. Petersburg’s Agreement for Recyclables Processing Services – Waste Connections of Florida, Inc – Receiving, Sorting, and Marketing of Recyclables – $920,000.00

  PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE - UTILITIES - SOLID WASTEUTSW-20-0306District ALL

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• Jan 9, 2020Planning1:28:03Public hearing
  P8 PDD-20-0223 Village of Pasadena Hills comprehensive plan amendment

  Pat Gasway right? We did this right next door in the connected city. So we went back and looked at three specific examples. This one happens not to be in the connected city, but it's a nice example of a large collector road. So these three examples, 3,000 feet of Rangeland Boulevard, a couple of thousand feet of Murata Boulevard in the Connected City. and just shy of a mile of overpass road in the connected city. When you look at all of these calculations, what you find is we took the contractor's pay application, right? The specific contract the contractor was paid for the construction of those facilities. and and compared it to the costs that we would have calculated based on the connected city. And we also looked at the current way the financial plan in the villages of Pasadena Hills calculates costs. It's founded on the F D OT costs

• Jan 9, 2020Planning52:51Public hearing
  P8 PDD-20-0223 Village of Pasadena Hills comprehensive plan amendment

  Ernie Monaco to include more accurate road construction cost estimates, because we had just done connected cities, so we had we had access to real prices. The beneficial and unexpected Funding sources that came in from external entities like Connect the City and F DOT. There was more accurate school land acquisition costs. The county had purchased the land for the superpark, and there was also some changes to the actual borders of VOPH. With Connected City, Ashley Grows was actually transferred to Connected City because it was under one developer now. We did want to extend the infrastructure, particularly gigabit infrastructure, across the street. And finally, Zephyrhills actually annexed some outlying parcels. So there was a lot of need to update the plan, which is why we're here today. Across the street in Connected Cities, Connected City residents are allowed to use their golf carts and they would be accessing the VOPH superpark. Well we as planners wanted the same opportunities for the VOPH residents. We want them to use their golf carts on particular paths that will give them access to the village centers, all village centers, as well as Because if they wanted to go to the Crystal Lagoon, for example, when they were ever