Board of County Commissioners
Agenda — 130 items
- 1 Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners does not discriminate on the basis of disability. This nondiscrimination policy involves every aspect of the County's functions, including access to and participation in meetings, programs and activities. FM Sound Enhancement Units for the Hearing Impaired are available at the Front Security Desk, Building A of the Murdock Administration Complex. Anyone needing other reasonable accommodation or auxiliary aids and services please contact our office at 941.743.1381, TDD/TTY 941.743.1234, or by email to David.Lyles@charlottecountyfl.gov. Should any agency or person decide to appeal any decision made by the board with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, a record of the proceeding, and for such purpose, a verbatim record of the proceeding is required, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
- 2 9:00 A.M.
- 3 Call to Order and Roll Call
- 4 Invocation
- 5 Reverend Dr. R. Brian Stolarczyk Lutheran Church of the Cross
- 6 Pledge of Allegiance
- 7 Changes to the Agenda
- 8 Proclamations - Commissioner Christopher Constance
- 9 Following approval by the Board, proclamations 1 through 5 listed below will be read during the Board meeting. All others will be mailed to the recipients.
- 10 1 - Artist of the Month - Nicole Sandling 2 - Attendance Awareness Month 3 - National Fall Prevention Awareness Day 4 - Patriot Day & National Day of Remembrance 5 - Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers Month Constitution Week 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival at Babcock Ranch National Preparedness Month
- 11 Employee Recognition
- 12 Years of Service - July 2024
- 13 Employee of the Month - July 2024
- 14 Award Presentations
- 15 Commissioners’ Award for Customer Service - Commissioner Tiseo
- 16 NACo Digital Survey Award
- 17 Wellness Awards
- 18 PUBLIC INPUT - AGENDA ITEMS ONLY
- 19 Anyone wishing to address the Board during this portion of the meeting must fill out a card, state their name for the record, and state which agenda item(s) will be addressed. Remarks shall be limited to 3 minutes (max) and shall be addressed to the Commission as a body, and not to individual members.
- 20 COMMITTEE VACANCIES
- 21 The committee vacancy list below is for informational purposes only. It is not part of the County Commission agenda upon which action is to be taken, and therefore not a topic on which public input is allowed at the beginning of this meeting.
- * Historical Advisory Committee
- * Marine Advisory Committee
- * Barrier Island Fire Service MSBU-Vacancy
- * MSBU-MSTU Advisory Board Vacancies
- 26 REPORTS RECEIVED AND FILED
- 27 Clerk of Court’s County Quarterly Investment Report
- 28 CONSENT AGENDA
- 29 Clerk of the Circuit Court
- A. Comptroller Division
- 1. Finance
- B. Minutes Division
- 1. Minutes
- 34 Board of County Commissioners
- C. Commission Office
- 1. Appointment - Construction Industry Licensing Board
- 2. Appointment - Englewood East Non-Urban Street & Drainage Advisory Board
- 3. Appointment - Planning and Zoning Board
- 4. Reappointment - Historical Advisory Committee
- D. County Administration
- 1. Set a Murdock Village Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting on September 24, 2024
- 2. Leadership Updates
- E. County Attorney
- 1. Babcock Ranch Independent Special District (ISD) Non-Voting Liaison
- 2. Amendment 1, Contract 2006000177 - Eminent Domain, Harborview Road Project
- F. Budget and Administrative Services
- 47 Fiscal Services
- 1. Set a Public Hearing to Adopt FY2025 Capital Improvement Program Schedule
- 2. Funding Agreement between Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners and Florida Rural Legal Services
- 50 Information Technology
- 51 Purchasing
- 3. 24-362, Approve Ranking, Landfill Interior Roadway Design and Permit (Public Works)
- 4. 22-298, Approve Amendment 1, Sidewalk and Decorative Lighting - North Beach Road (Public Works)
- 5. 24-482, Award, Supply Asphalt Concrete-Annual Contract (Public Works)
- 6. 24-483, Award, Fiberglass Interceptor Tanks - Annual Contract (Utilities)
- 7. 24-530, Piggyback, Lake Betty Phase 1 Park Renovation (Community Services)
- 8. 24-533, Piggyback, Purchase of Volvo A25 Articulated Water Truck (Public Works)
- 9. 24-418, Approve Change Order, Transit Buses (Transit)
- 10. 24-028, Approve Change Order 6, Facilities Ground Maintenance - Annual Contract (Facilities)
- 11. 23-440, Amendment 3, Interactive Growth Model (Human Services)
- 12. 24-440, Approve Ranking, Golf Course Water Booster Station and Englewood Interconnect Station Upgrades (Utilities)
- 13. 24-458, Award, Architectural Retrofit Design for East Port Operations Building (Utilities)
- 14. 24-448, Approve Ranking, Design - Old Landfill Road Safety Improvements (Public Works)
- 15. 24-573, Award, Getac V110 Laptops with Docking Stations, Adapters, and Warranty for Public Safety Fire Department (Information Technology)
- 16. 24-471, Award, Aerial Adulticide Backup Services - Annual Contract (Public Works)
- 17. 24-476, Award, Rotonda Bridge Rehabilitations #4 and #5 (Public Works)
- 18. 24-481, Award, Quesada Avenue Sidewalk Construction (Public Works)
- 19. 05-193, Approve, Amendment 13, Engineering Services - Pirate Harbor Waterway (Public Works)
- 20. 08-359, Approve Renewal, Insurance, Health, Dental, Short-Term and Long-Term, Disability, Life, Employee Assistance Program Self-Insured - Annual Contract (Risk Management)
- 21. 16-322, Approve, Amendment 3, Self-Insured Vision Insurance (Risk Management)
- 22. 21-600, Renewal, Property and Casualty Insurance Coverage (Risk Management)
- 23. Property Deletions for the Month of September, 2024 (Purchasing)
- 73 Real Estate Services
- 74 Risk Management
- 75 Transit
- G. Community Development
- H. Community Services
- I. Economic Development
- 1. Southwest Florida Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Local Workforce Plan
- J. Facilities Construction and Maintenance
- K. Human Resources
- L. Human Services
- 1. State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) FY20 and FY21 Close-out Annual Reports - Corrected
- 2. Family Services Center Lease - Charlotte County Public Schools
- 3. State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) FY22 Close-out Annual Report
- M. Public Safety
- N. Public Works
- 1. Sanitation Franchise Consumer Price Index (CPI) Increase
- 2. Florida Department of Environmental Protection FY2025/2026 Local Government Funding Request Beach Projects Application for the Manasota Key Beach Restoration Project and Charlotte County Erosion Control Project
- 3. Set a Public Hearing to Consider Approving an Ordinance to Prohibit No Thru Vehicles Over Six Wheels from Utilizing Loveland Boulevard from Westchester Boulevard to Old Landfill Road, and on Westchester Boulevard from Kings Highway to Loveland Boulevard
- 4. Set a Public Hearing to Consider Approving a Speed Limit Ordinance Change on a Segment of Foresman Boulevard from David Boulevard to Jennings Boulevard
- O. Tourism Development
- 1. Sponsorship for 2024 Englewood Beach Waterfest
- P. Utilities
- 1. Amendment 1, Florida Department of Environmental Protection Grant Agreement LPA0261
- Q. Other Agencies
- 1. Property Appraiser Request to Extend 2024 Tax Roll
- 98 REGULAR AGENDA
- R. Regular Agenda
- 1. West Coast Inland Navigation District September 13, 2024 Final TRIM Meeting
- 2. School Speed Zone Cameras
- 3. Burnt Store Area Community Outreach - Consultant Scope of Services
- 103 PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA
- S. 10:00 A.M. Public Hearing
- 105 PRESENTATION AGENDA
- T. 10:00 A.M. Presentations
- 107 PUBLIC INPUT - ANY SUBJECT
- 108 Anyone wishing to address the Board during this portion of the meeting must state their name for the record. Remarks on any County related subject, shall be limited to 3 minutes (max) and shall be addressed to the Commission as a body, and not to individual members. There will not be any discussion.
- 109 2 P.M. LAND USE AGENDA
- 110 PUBLIC INPUT - LAND USE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS ONLY
- 111 Anyone wishing to address the Board during this portion of the meeting must fill out a card, state their name for the record, and state which agenda item(s) will be addressed. Remarks shall be limited to 3 minutes (max) and shall be addressed to the Commission as a body, and not to individual members.
- 112 Consent Agenda
- UA1. DRC-24-030, Firelight East
- UA2. DRC-24-050, My Place Hotel
- UA3. DRC-24-074, Firelight North
- UA4. DRC-2200158, Resolution # 2023-182, Turnleaf Phase I
- UA5. FP-22-05-16, Babcock Ranch Community Verde
- UA6. FP-19-06-08, Biscayne Landing North
- 119 Public Hearing
- UB1. PAS-23-00004, Jaxon Fischer LLC Small Scale Plan Amendment to Commercial
- UB2. Z-23-35-17, Jaxon Fischer LLC CG Rezoning
- UB3. PAL-24-02, TAG Lakeside Large Scale Plan Amendment to Medium Density Residential
- AA. County Administrator Comments
- BB. County Attorney Comments
- CC. Economic Development Director Comments
- DD. County Commissioner Comments
- 127 County Commissioners
- 129 Board of County Commissioners Schedule of Future Closures/Hearings/Workshops
- 130 The schedule linked below is for informational purposes only. It is not part of the County Commission agenda upon which action is to be taken, and therefore not a topic on which public input is allowed at the beginning of this meeting.
- 131 Schedule