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

• Jul 14, 2026Board
  C53ApprovedPublished agenda

  Fifth Amendment to the County Utility Projects Joint Funding Agreement, Budget Amendment and Budget Resolution – Galvin Harris Land Services, LLC – Designation of Constructing Entity for the Southeast Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)-Wesley Center WWTP Interconnect, Villages of Pasadena Hills (VOPH) Water and Wastewater Infrastructure – $2,570,000.00

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUTD-26-0570District 1

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Oct 21, 2025Board
  C27ApprovedPublished agenda

  Budget Amendment – Utilities Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Department – Transfer from Utilities Water and Wastewater Unit Fund Reserves Resulting from Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 True-Up for Wastewater and Reclaimed Water from City of New Port Richey – $670,373.00

  Public Infrastructure - Fiscal and Business AdministrationPIFBA-26-0005District All

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Jan 24, 2023Board
  C32ApprovedPublished agenda

  Interlocal Bulk Water and Wastewater Agreement – Hillsborough County – Providing Bulk Water and Wastewater Connections for the Two Rivers Development Project – No Funding Required

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUT-23-0138District 1

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Nov 15, 2022Board
  C61WithdrawnPublished agenda

  Interlocal Wholesale Wastewater Agreement – Hernando County – Providing Wastewater Service Capacity Along the County Line Road Corridor – No Funding Required

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUT-23-0047District 1, 5

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda with the exception of Agenda items C21, C45, C46, and C47 which were pulled for discussion or revision and Agenda items C19, C33, C48, and C61 which were withdrawn.

• Oct 11, 2022Board
  C58ApprovedPublished agenda

  Amendment to the Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Service Agreement and Budget Amendment Journal No. 5 – Riverwood Estates Holdco, LLC – Rehabilitation of Potable Water and Wastewater Infrastructure for Riverwood Development – $2,330,830.86

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUTD-23-0014District 1

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Oct 26, 2021Board
  C42ApprovedPublished agenda

  Agreement No. LPA0206 Standard Grant Agreement – State of Florida Water and Wastewater; Budget Amendment Journal No. 3; and Recognize Revenue in the Water & Wastewater Capital Fund – $6,500,000.00

  of Environmental Protection – Pasco County Handcart RoadUTD-22-0012District 1

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Oct 12, 2021Board
  C32ApprovedPublished agenda

  Amended and Restated Interlocal Agreement between Pasco County and the City of New Port Richey for Operation and Maintenance in Connection with Wastewater Treatment Service for County’s Portion of New Port Richey Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Water Supply Rate for the FGUA/Lindrick Area – No Funding Required

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUT-22-0009District All

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Jan 23, 2018Board
  C33ApprovedPublished agenda

  Water Supply, Reclaimed Water Supply, and Wastewater Treatment Service Agreement – Cypress Preserve 841, LLC – For the Provision of Utility Services – PCU 99-139.00 – Budget Amendment Journal Nos. 387 and 388 from Water & Wastewater Reserve for Contingencies – $1,505,547.67 – Payment of Invoice #1 – $525,990.98

  MANAGEMENTUTD-18-0357District 2

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• May 23, 2017Board
  C37ApprovedPublished agenda

  Interlocal Wholesale Wastewater Agreement – Hernando County – Providing Wastewater Service Capacity Within the County Line Road Corridor – No Funding Required

  UTILITIES - ENGINEERING AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENTUTD-17-311District 1,5

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

• Apr 8, 2015Board
  C50ApprovedPublished agenda

  Change Order No. 1 - Vogel Bros. Building Co. - Deer Park Wastewater Diversion Project Pump Station and Wastewater Treatment Plant Abandonment (PCU10- 009.00) Time Extension - No Funding Required

  UTILITIES - ENGINEERING AND CONTRACT M ANAGEMENTUTD-15-444District 4

  Approved minutes

  Approved Consent Agenda

• Mar 10, 2015Board
  C39ApprovedPublished agenda

  Epperson Ranch South MPUD Master Planned Unit Development Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Service Agreement - Epperson Ranch, LLC - Provide Water and Wastewater Services (PCU04-102.00) - No Funding Required

  UTILITIES - ENGINEERING AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENTUTD-15-459District 1

  Approved minutes

  Approved Consent Agenda.

• Jul 14, 2026Board
  C55ApprovedPublished agenda

  Budget Amendment and Resolution – Utilities Department – Shady Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant Pole Barn – $76,880.00

  Public Infrastructure - UtilitiesUTOM-26-0706District 5

  Approved minutes

  Approved the Consent Agenda

Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.

• May 4, 2021Board57:01Proclamation
  RS1A Resolution By The Board Of County Commissioners Of Pasco County, Florida, Declaring The Third Week Of May As Water Reuse Week In Pasco County And Calling Upon Citizens And Businesses To Help Protect Our Precious Water Resources By Practicing Water Saving Measures And Using Reclaimed Water In An Efficient And Effective Manner

  Oakley In water reuse, reusing 820 million gallons of reclaimed water per day to conserve freshwater supplies and replenish our rivers, streams, lakes, and aquifers. And whereas Florida's permitted reuse capacity is more than 1.7 billion gallons per day, representing approximately 67% of Florida's total permitted capacity for all domestic wastewater. treatment facilities and Ras Pasco County has implemented a dynamic reclaimed water program which encourages safe, efficient, and effective use of reclaimed water. And whereas Pasco County treats wastewater to Uh sorry, treats treats wastewater to public access standards, stores more than seven hundred and twelve million gallons at two reservoirs and eleven tanks, and delivers approximately twenty-five million gallons per day of high quality reclaimed water to forty-one thousand two hundred residents in a variety of other customers and locations. Now therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County

• Jun 7, 2022Board39:38Regular business
  R77Notice of Termination of Interlocal Wholesale Wastewater Agreement by Hernando County Board of County Commissioners – Expiration Date May 24, 2024 – No Funding Required

  Oakley we we gotta be looking at ways to be able to finance that to to make sure we work out in the right areas and provide that infrastructure so when uh we have somebody ready to come, they come and they pay the price for the For the pipes and all.