Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.

• Aug 20, 2019Board
  P2ApprovedPublished agenda

  AN ORDINANCE BY THE PASCO COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AMENDING THE PASCO COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; SECTION 804 ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS; SECTION 1302.2 MOBILITY FEES; SECTION 1302.4 PARKS AND RECREATION IMPACT FEES; APPENDIX A DEFINITIONS; AND OTHER SECTIONS, AS NECESSARY, FOR INTERNAL CONSISTENCY; PROVIDING FOR APPLICABILITY; REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; INCLUSION INTO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE

  in Dade City.PDD-19-0588District ALL

  Approved minutes

  Approved.

• Aug 6, 2019Board
  P1ApprovedPublished agenda

  AN ORDINANCE BY THE PASCO COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AMENDING THE PASCO COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; SECTION 804 ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS; SECTION 1302.2 MOBILITY FEES; SECTION 1302.4 PARKS AND RECREATION IMPACT FEES; APPENDIX A DEFINITIONS; AND OTHER SECTIONS, AS NECESSARY, FOR INTERNAL CONSISTENCY; PROVIDING FOR APPLICABILITY; REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; INCLUSION INTO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

  PROPOSED ORDINANCES AT 1:30 P.M.PDD-19-0587District ALL

  Approved minutes

  Approved as part of the Public Hearing Consent Agenda.

• Jul 9, 2019Board
  C26ApprovedPublished agenda

  Budget Amendment: Recognize Revenue in the School Impact Fees Fund – Payments to Other Governments – Actual Fee Revenue Higher than Anticipated – $7,700,000.00

  INTERNAL SERVICES - OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGETBA-19-0101District ALL

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Mar 12, 2019Board
  C2ApprovedPublished agenda

  Final Audit Report 2017-05 - Mobility Impact Fees - Dated February 14, 2019

  CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS - CLERK AND COMPTROLLERCO-19-0144District ALL

  Approved minutes

  Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.

• Sep 3, 2019Board
  R1No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda

  Building Construction Services Detailed Responses to Audit Comments and Concerns of the Pasco County Clerk and Comptroller, Department of Inspector General Report No. 2017-05, Audit of Mobility Impact and Administrative Fees - No Funding Required

  DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SERVICESBCS-19-0435District ALL

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• Feb 21, 2019Planning2:12:55Public hearing
  PC9 River Landing CPAL 1819 large-scale comp plan

  Amy Heiler If you are going to see on the agenda memo, it's not on there yet, but it will be. Rivers Landing sub-area shall be encouraged to leverage natural and developed resources organized to create a safe, convenient, and accessible pedestrian and recreational network. Natural and developed resources may also be utilized as amenities to the development by providing connections to trails identified on the Pasco County Trails, Blue Ways, and Greenways system, and passive recreational uses and pedestrian connectivity within the network shall be supported within that design. So we did compose that after the SIER submission of this, which was approved by staff and uh the applicant. The feasibility analysis for this site, the transportation needs assessment, and the utility needs assessment conclude that capacity is sufficient to provide adequate services. The school board, I do have it school and emergency management, no comments from emergency management, so please disregard that. The school board does state that development will be subject to school impact fee. and a school concurrency review, any project that exceeds the adopted level of service will be required to mitigate the impacts,

• Jan 10, 2019Planning25:57Public hearing
  PC4 Cypress Creek Town Center substantial modification

  Girardi So just one last comment. Because I think the the increase in the school impact fee never came to the Planning Commission. I think it only went to the DRC. So Mr. Williams, you may want to remind the Planning Commission about the recent increase in the school impact fee and what it went up to. I'd if you want to comment on That

• Jan 10, 2019Planning26:41Public hearing
  PC4 Cypress Creek Town Center substantial modification

  Several speakers So now we're in the seven thousand plus range for single-family home and yeah, probably in the six thousand range for multifamily. And so what that does is that obviously, obviously we're getting the money after the impact. However, that money does go to build additional capacity, whether it be new schools or the purchase of school sites, or if we want that needed to add a wing somewhere, that money goes, can can only be used to increase capacity at schools that's attributed to new growth. And so the additional revenue we are getting from the um the raise in the impact fee certainly will help us in the long in the long term. I don't know if that asks you or give you the history that you were looking for.