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- Aug 26, 2021Planning
PC11No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda - Jun 8, 2021Board
C33ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment: Carryforward Unspent Funds from Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 and Appropriate into Multiple Impact Fee Funds – Fire Rescue
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Approved the Consent Agenda
P74ApprovedPublished agenda Resolution By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, (Regular) Setting Water And Wastewater Connection Fees Formerly Known As Impact Fees; And Setting Fire Line And Fire Hydrant Rates; And Providing An Effective Date
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Approved Staff’s recommendation.
P51AdoptedPublished agenda An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code; Chapter 1300; Capital Facilities, Fees, And Incentives Related To Fees; Section 1302.8; Water And Wastewater Service Impact Fees; Amending Name Of Fees And Providing For Changing Fee Amounts By Resolution; Appendix A Definitions; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, And Inclusion Into The Land Development Code; And An Effective Date
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Approved to adopt by a roll call vote.
P73No actionPublished agenda An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code; Chapter 1300; Capital Facilities, Fees, And Incentives Related To Fees; Section 1302.8; Water And Wastewater Service Impact Fees; Amending Name Of Fees And Providing For Changing Fee Amounts By Resolution; Appendix A Definitions; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, And Inclusion Into The Land Development Code; And An Effective Date
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No action was required as this was the first reading of the proposed Ordinance. The second reading is scheduled for the October 12, 2021 meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Dade City.
- Aug 24, 2021Board
C30ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment - Recognize Revenue in the School Impact Fees Fund – Payments to Other Governments – Actual Fee Revenue Higher than Anticipated – $5,245,000.00
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Approved the Consent Agenda
- Jan 12, 2021Board
C70ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment – Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Department – Transfer Funds from the East Impact Fee Reserve Account to Establish a New Capital Project for the Two Rivers Future Park Site - $36,000.00
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Approved the Consent Agenda, including the Addendum,
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- PDD 22-118 Seven Oaks MPUD parcel S19 vertical mixed use
Chris Williams So in response to Mr. Goldstein's question, so I I looked it up. And so back when the impact fee was the increase in the impact fee was approved back in 2017. The impact fee where we are today is ninety two percent of what the full impact fee was to be calculated in twenty seventeen.
- P96A Resolution By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, (Regular) Revising The Water, Wastewater And Reclaimed Water Rates, Fees, And Charges; And Providing An Effective Date
Several speakers So it so if the question is an impact fee Well, can an impact fee? Pay for the cost of new growth. That's what an impact fee is designed to do. Absent what the legislature did to us this last session. Um So in theory you can capture your cost for new growth Capture the cost of plan expansion. capture the cost of of anything you that That they're paying At the time they pull a building permit. If there is the will to charge that much. Most times you most times most jurisdictions have Draw have written down some of that cost because it gets it gets pretty cheap. But legally you could
- P96A Resolution By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, (Regular) Revising The Water, Wastewater And Reclaimed Water Rates, Fees, And Charges; And Providing An Effective Date
Several speakers month. So yeah, but are you really are you really talking about impact fee? Or are you talking about it? What used to be called connection fees, but now you're moving to moving impact fee into that same rubric.
- R75Presentation - Commission Input on Fiscal Year 2022 Business Plan Initiatives
Several speakers Starkey: And there were people that never paid an impact fee. Right.
- PC10An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code Section 1302.2 Mobility Fees, To Increase The Mobility Fees For Various Uses; To Decrease The Mobility Fees For Certain Locally Owned Small Businesses; To Amend The Mobility Fee Regulations To Be Consistent With Chapter 2021-63, Laws Of Florida; And Other Amendments As Necessary To Ensure Internal Consistency; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, Inclusion In The Pasco County Land Development Code, And An Effective Date.
Bill Oliver All right, to save time, I'll go ahead and introduce myself. I'm Bill Oliver. I'm a registered professional engineer in Florida. probably most notoriously known in Pasco County for un undertaking your transportation impact fee and mobility fee studies in twenty eleven, fourteen, twenty-eight, and now twenty twenty one. And that's the purpose of the presentation today. Um we're taking a proposed change to the Mobility fee ordinance. This thing's kinda sagging here. There we go. Uh to uh planning to go to the County Commission uh in their August tenth meeting. And so this is a presentation to you all for questions and your recommendation. And if you'd like to go to the first slide. Typically when I undertake a study, the first thing I look at is what's changed since the last study that we did. Because the rate of growth, the transportation plan may change, revenue forecasts may change, population growth may uh population growth may change. So I'll spend a few s a couple of slides talking about that and then talk about the uh recommendation
- PC10An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code Section 1302.2 Mobility Fees, To Increase The Mobility Fees For Various Uses; To Decrease The Mobility Fees For Certain Locally Owned Small Businesses; To Amend The Mobility Fee Regulations To Be Consistent With Chapter 2021-63, Laws Of Florida; And Other Amendments As Necessary To Ensure Internal Consistency; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, Inclusion In The Pasco County Land Development Code, And An Effective Date.
Bill Oliver that the staff is bringing to you today for adjustments to that plan. Or to the to the fee program. Just one slide on a brief history. Um You've had uh transportation impact fee since 1985. Uh in Pasco County in 2011, we changed to a mobility fee strategy. Um the key changes there was were that we created three districts in the county, an urban district, suburban district, and a rural district. And tailored the fee to reflect differing goals and mobility solutions and intent in those three districts. The rural district had the highest fees, suburban district had the next in the middle fees, and then the urban district had the lowest fees. And that reflected a willingness to accept more congestion in that urban district and shorter trip lengths and so. The rural district having longer trip links, wanting better quality of service, resulted in the need to construct more infrastructure
- PC10An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code Section 1302.2 Mobility Fees, To Increase The Mobility Fees For Various Uses; To Decrease The Mobility Fees For Certain Locally Owned Small Businesses; To Amend The Mobility Fee Regulations To Be Consistent With Chapter 2021-63, Laws Of Florida; And Other Amendments As Necessary To Ensure Internal Consistency; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, Inclusion In The Pasco County Land Development Code, And An Effective Date.
Bill Oliver tax increment district countywide to help also fund transportation. W uh in the 2018 adoption process, I remember advising the Board of County Commissioners at that time. We're running out of options. Um and so we thought uh the the thought was at this go round there would be some adjustments that have to be made. So we'll talk about those here in a second. Um Yeah, and the mobility free fee program that's in place generates about $28 to $30 million per year. Um that was uh at current estimates uh that would be about twenty-two percent of the financing need for your transportation plan. Next slide, please. So in the process of doing this study, uh the Florida State Legislature passed uh legislation which restricted or limited the s the the method or the style in which you could amend and change your impact fees. It applies to all impact fees, not just mobility fees. But there are kind of two strategies. The lower one that can increase by more than 50% fee if you have a fresh study justifying the need for
- Legislative update and state appropriations
Sean a a huge bill. Uh there are many, many provisions here in NHB 337 and impact fees. Uh one of the things I will say is it is what it's not saying the most on here is most clear, it is new. And current impact fee. That is going to be new and current impact fee if you want to do these things. The implementation of the studies and the provisions, as you can see right off the bat, one of the costs is going to be a demonstrated need study justifying the increase that has been completed within the past 12 months prior to the adoption of the impact fee. What I would say is Ralph and I are will have a detailed information for your staff on this. You can see the preemption. This was a bill that passed unfortunately but that we opposed. And we'll have all the information in the bill for you, for your staff and and for your attorney.
- PC10An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code Section 1302.2 Mobility Fees, To Increase The Mobility Fees For Various Uses; To Decrease The Mobility Fees For Certain Locally Owned Small Businesses; To Amend The Mobility Fee Regulations To Be Consistent With Chapter 2021-63, Laws Of Florida; And Other Amendments As Necessary To Ensure Internal Consistency; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, Inclusion In The Pasco County Land Development Code, And An Effective Date.
Bill Oliver a dramatic increase in your mobility fees or impact fee. requiring also a two-thirds majority of the Board of County Commissioners vote to actually adopt and implement it and a finding on their part of extraordinary circumstances. We didn't think that was in the circumstance we're in. So we're taking the more uh the the the less dramatic approach of just uh uh allowing what what one increase in the fee every four years. Um And during that four-year window, the legislature limited uh increases to a maximum of 50% in four equal steps. Um if you were if your proposed increases were only up to 25%, then it was required that they that those changes be implemented in two equal steps over two years. And then um Well, and that and and that the y that your fee program could only be altered or changed once every four years. So the change we're making now. It's supposed to last us for four years unless we find extraordinary circumstances.
- P73An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Amending The Pasco County Land Development Code; Chapter 1300; Capital Facilities, Fees, And Incentives Related To Fees; Section 1302.8; Water And Wastewater Service Impact Fees; Amending Name Of Fees And Providing For Changing Fee Amounts By Resolution; Appendix A Definitions; Providing For Applicability, Repealer, Severability, And Inclusion Into The Land Development Code; And An Effective Date
Several speakers Justin Grant: impact fee to water and wastewater connection fee and adopt the water the wastewater connection fees frequently known or formally known as impact fee via resolution per chapter code uh ordinance one ten.
- UT-210584 water and wastewater connection fee amendment
Several speakers Girardi: basically all we're doing is approving the language and changing it from impact fee to a connection fee.
- UT-210584 water and wastewater connection fee amendment
Justin Grant Good afternoon. Justin Grant, Public Infrastructure Fiscal and Business Administration Director. This item is U T. 210584, an ordinance amending the Pasco County Land Development Code, Chapter 1300, Capital Facilities, Fees and Incentives Related to Fees, Section 1302, Mobility and Impact Fees, Subsection 1302.8, Water and Wastewater Service, Impact Fees. Okay, bear with me. Okay. What this item is doing is we're proposing a modification of the term water and wastewater impact fee to water and wastewater connection fee. This connection fee is a term representing the mechanism by which the county provides capacity to a new or additional customer. It's notable that the last time the impact slash connection fee was modified, the schedule was adopted, was in 2006. And we propose that this connection fee adjustment be effective January 1, 2022. These connection fees are charged for the proposed usage of the county's water supply, treatment plant, and transmission main facilities. So that's water and wastewater and reclaim operations. Connection fees are paid by developer or customer utilizing portions of those systems. And when the changes are uh needed, the Board of County Commissioners will set the utility rates via resolution adopted at the public hearing.