BOOK 15 PAGE 362 WORKSHOP MEETING OF THE BOARD, JULY 2, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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1 BOOK 15 PAGE 362 WORKSHOP MEETING OF THE BOARD, JULY 2, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS The meeting was called to order at 9:00 A.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Archie Summers Louise Graham C. "Guy" Maxcy Jeff Ludwig Doris Gentry Also participating in the Workshop were Rick Lilyquist, County Engineer, Bill Benson, representing the Property Appraiser's office and Doug Leonard of the Central Florida Regional Planning Council. The Chairman relinquished the floor to the County Administrator. 1) County Administrator - slide presentation - "HOW TO DO AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS." See SMB 18 Page Comprehensive Plan - Sewer and Water, Phase I and Phase II 2) Jeff Ludwig - County Planner Comp Plan law of the Land until declared different. 3) Doug Leonard, Central Florida Regional Planning Council, How the Comp Plan works, Growth Management, Agreement on Analysis, Capital Improvement Standpoint, Private Development Actions Impact, What Economic Impact on the County, Objectives - Economic Element, Funding - Special Grants, Urban State and Local Planning Grants. See SMB 18 Page 131. Commissioner Summers arrived at the meeting at 10:30 A. M. PUBLIC INPUT: 1) (a) Jackie Fauls-question to Bill Benson, Property Appraiser's office - Will the Comp Plan devalue property or increase valuation? (b) Proposed Amendments - Cost associated with Planner position, supplies, and vesting (c) (d) Conservation Overlay Map , Consultants cost, Plan to date cost How cost will be funded 2) (a) Mark George - Full complete cost and effect of cost base (b) Doug Leonard, Lengthy time to bring Plan into compliance 3) (a) Joe Clark - Leisure Lakes Lots - devalue of property, negative impact - adversely impact community. (b) Doug Leonard - Timing - solutions will develop 4) (a) Greg Harris - Comp Plan Amendments with DCA (b) Doug Leonard - Amendment process shortened (190 to 150 days). Improvement in that area. 5) (a) Vince Woeppel - agrees with Joe Clark's summation. 6) (a) Kris Delaney - Environmental Council - Value of Environment - concerns to Economic Element - 5% Gas Tax appropriate for implementation - Restrict to Transportation Trust Fund.

2 BOOK 15 PAGE 363 7) (a) Mike Johnson - Winding Waters concerns BOARD DISCUSSION: 1) (a) Gose - Tracking mechanism (b) Doug Leonard - Comparisons to existing before and after. EARS update (c) County Administrator - monitoring of development cost (3 years) 2) (a) Summers - Do not like DCA Plan. Determine which will be the smallest cost to taxpayers. (b) J. W. Jones - letter stating ideas The Chairman directed the County Administrator to meet with staff and come up with recommendations for future cost for the implementation of the Comp Plan, and place back on the agenda. The meeting adjourned at 12:00 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

3 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, AUGUST 11, 1993 The meeting was called to order at 5:30 P.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Audrey Vickers Archie Summers C. Guy Maxcy Doris Gentry Carl Cool J. Ross Macbeth Louise Graham The Chairman advised that this hearing was being held to consider an Ordinance providing for changes to Chapter 12 of the Code of Ordinances, pertaining to zoning. Proof of Publication was entered into the record, and made a part of the permanent record of the Clerks office. See SMB 19 Page 11. The Board Attorney advised that the only change in the draft that was given to the Board for review was an addition of a new section number 38. The other sections were renumbered after that section. The proposed changes is a clean-up and to readjust some changes that were made in 1989 with B-1, B-2 and B-3. These changes are a compilation of things that has occurred over the past decade. CHANGES REVIEWED BY THE BOARD ATTORNEY - SECTION PRESTON COLBY - QUESTIONS The Chairman requested that changes regarding Junk Yards should be moved up as the public was interested in that section. CHANGES REVIEWED BY THE BOARD ATTORNEY - SECTION JUNK YARDS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: GENE WHITAKER BUTCH THOMPSON OF OLD SOUTH JUNK YARD The consensus of the Board was to leave the change as an option and not to enforce as a requirement. RECESS - 8:05 P. M. - 8:30 P. M. REVIEW OF CHANGES CONTINUED THROUGH SECTION 71. See Ordinance File for copy of changes BOARD ATTORNEY - CAPTIONS OF THE ORDINANCE READ INTO THE RECORD. The County Administrator reported that the next Hearing will be held in the Board of County Commissioners Building on 8/25/93 at 5:30 P. M. for the final adoption. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

4 BOOK 15 PAGE 388 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, AUGUST 19, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The meeting was called to order at 5:30 P.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose L. E. "Luke" Brooker Audrey Vickers Carl Cool Archie Summers J. Ross Macbeth C. Guy Maxcy Louise Graham Doris Gentry I. Chairman Gose convenes the Public Hearing. 2. County Planner entered proof of publication into the record. See SMB 19 Page Roll call to establish quorum for the record 4. Larry Ford, Legal Assistant - for Senator Dantzler Mary Ann Goza, Legal Assistant - for Representative Harris 5. Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations - Macbeth 6. D.C.A. Comments - Maria Abadall, Tony Arrant 7. Jimmy Livingston - representing Commander Lombar & Grace Twitty Bryant - UGA should be all the way to US 98. Add 3-1/4 sections: SW 1/4, Section NE 1/4, Section SE 1/4, Section Gary Gossett - representing Dean Smith - have I-2 zoning now; request to not change to Urban Agriculture, leave as is with I-2 zoning. 9. Joe Clark - NRE Policy 11.7 a) How do you flood proof a home? b) Did we consider N.F.C? c) How are we going to get the septic tank in? d) What are we going to do about the animals in the weeds? e) Define Surface Water Body f) UGA vs Concurrency Management Plan 10. Jeff Futch - opposes changes 11. Pete McDevitt - take UGA out of Plan a) favors Concurrency Management Plan b) Notice to each land owner c) opposes Wellhead Protection Ordinance 12. Jackie Fauls - Citrus Growers Association a) Costs - compare Future vs. Past costs to develop b) Duplicate Regulations c) Opposes UGA concept; favors Concurrency Management Plan d) Notify all land owners e) Delete words "whenever possible" in Wellhead Policy

5 BOOK 15 PAGE 389 f) Delete paragraph D2, Page INF-12 g) Do not duplicate regulations - NRE h) No "County Land Clearing Permit" needed. Use other agencies. i) Species of Special Concern should not be in Plan J) Supports using soil survey for the Conservation Overlay Map Recess 7:10 P. M. - 7:30 P. M. 13. John Payne - Cattlemen's Association - objects to Plan Amendment as: a) Not beneficial to County b) Unsupported by residents c) Being the dictate of the State d) More regulations means less freedom to determine own destiny e) Negatively impacts County economy f) Creating unwanted bureaucracy 14. Kris Delaney - H.E.C. a) Data and analysis has not been updated, and do not back up the Plan amendment. b) Plan must be based upon documents c) Where can support documents be inspected? d) Request support documents be adopted as part of the Plan. e) Other agencies have not protected natural resources. f) Well setback - 1,000 feet is justified - should not be changed. g) Land use should be regulated by Local Government h) Species of Special Concern- Protected by Rule 9-J5 i) Supports Lew Carter's suggestion to use soils map for Conservation Overlay. j) Water Body - definition available k) Land Use Maps - not supported by data and analysis l) Supports adoption of Plan amendment 15. John Tallent - Lykes Bros a) Against duplication of regulations b) Plan is not supported by data and analysis c) Future Land Use Element - Change to Concurrency Manag ement Plan d) FLU Policy 1.4 Consistency Rezones - notify everyone e) Species of Special Concern - not in statutes, but in 9-J5 f) NRE 3.1 Threatened and Endangered Species - should not be in Plan g) NRE 3.1 (b) - opposed to list of publications h) NRE Opposed to current "Conservation Overlay Map" being inadequate to do the job i) NRE Conservation Trust Fund, How much money in Fund? j) Land Clearing Permit - Opposed i) INF Wellhead Protection - No data and analysis to support j) Plan threatens land owners' rights 16. Marvin Kahn - Citrus Grower

6 BOOK 15 PAGE 390 a) Agrees with Jackie Fauls' comments b) Plan creates a system that only the wealthy will be able to afford to work under c) Will offer support if amendment is not passed 17. Hank Kowalski a) Agree with Kris Delaney b) NRE 3.4 change work "may" to "shall" c) Definition of Wetlands d) Question of Future Land Element 18. Greg Harris a) Objects to UGA Planning Approach b) Plan will discourage development c) Opposed to duplicate Regulation 19. Marty McKenna a) Objects to land clearing policy as duplicating regs in place b) Costs for local permits c) Supports Jackie Fauls' comments 20. Jimmy Wohl a) Opposed to central government controlling the people b) Opposes the entire concept of Planning law and supports joining Santa Rosa County c) Oppose the amendments to Plan 21. Rep. Rick Minton a) St. Lucie County Plan experience b) Advised the Board to adopt a Plan it can live with c) amendments are lengthy or not cost-effective for very small developments. 22. Leonard Godwin - Westby Corp a) Opposes Plan amendment as a taking of land without just compensation and as a duplication of existing permit authorities 23. Mark/Minor George (Sebring Development, Inc). a) Objects to being over-regulated b) Objects to concept of UGA as being counterproductive to existing growth patterns c) favors economic analysis on Plan amendment d) Opposes duplication of regulations in Plan e) Explains Land Use Request No. 6 in Board packet re establish another business center 24. Chip Boring a) Objects to Plan amendment as presented 25. Greg Reynolds a) Objects to "socialistic" Plan amendment as being unnecessary regulation on growth: old Plan is acceptable

7 BOOK 15 PAGE 391 b) Objects to UGA concept c) Objects that Natural Resource polices duplicate existing regulations of other agencies 26. Irene Knutson, representing Lucadia Development Group a) Concerns that the Plan will increase price of land/ housing out of reach for young families b) Supports Rural Village designation for Orange Blossom 27. Larry Sorenson - homeowner a) Wants adequate water supply b) Wants River put back c) Governments pay twice as much as private d) Lots should be bigger, 108' x 150' e) Need R-1 for manufactured homes f) Put lattice work under stilt homes g) All R-1 homes should have a continuous concrete slab h) Setbacks around lakes should be greater i) A Plan should be good for 30 years 28. Rayford Farrington - Ben Hill Griffin, Inc. a) The UGA Plan for Highlands County makes land worth less 29. Alan Underwood a) Opposed to UGA because his land is outside the proposed UGA 30. Steve Miller a) Opposed to UGA if in amended Plan b) Will support the Board in an appeal process 31. Wendell Whitehouse a) Summarizes the groups of people who are opposed to the Plan. Indicated it should be rejected 32. Kelsey Payne REBUTTALS a) Encroachment on Constitutional Guarantees 1. Mark George 2. Kris Delaney 3. John Tallent 4. Joe Clark 5. Hank Kowalski 6. John Borgmeister DCA comments - Maria Abadul Chairman Gose - How to predict Future Land use Growth The Chairman recessed the meeting at 10:20 P. M. to reconvene on 8/20/93 at 5:30 P. M. Chairman

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9 BOOK 15 PAGE 396 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE OF THE BOARD, AUGUST 20, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The Public Hearing reconvened at 5:30 P.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Audrey Vickers J. Ross Macbeth Archie Summers Louise Graham C. Guy Maxcy Jeff Ludwig Doris Gentry Also present were D.C.A. representatives, Maria Abadul and Tony Arrant. 1. Chairman Gose opened the hearing for public input. 2. Kris Delaney - request for rebuttal after the decision 3. Preston Colby - consider relevance, methodology, data is seven years old. 4. Chauncy P. Ames - residential property being changed to agriculture. 6. Kim O'Conner - Planning Department - hearing procedure 7. Frank Carofano - property on Don Greenhaghl - written statement to the Board 9. Joe Clark - property loss values 10. John Borgemeister - red tape taxes, Plan adding more taxes 11. Board Attorney - statement of charges 12. Gentry - Does the 1990 Plan meet State Law? 13. Board Attorney - responded Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to instruct the Attorney to draft an Ordinance to revoke the 1990 Plan. 14. Tony Aarant - better way to proceed - look for solutions 15. Gose - concerns Break 7:30-8:00 P. M. 16. Macbeth - Regional Planning Council will prepare a Plan for the county 17. Gose - existing regulation of DER - Wellhead Protection 18. Vickers - Board needs to correct Plan 19. Kris Delaney - motion out of order 20. Summers - DCA cannot dictate 21. Gose - suggest that we amend Plan, address the six concerns 22. Macbeth - Board cannot vote to repeal Ordinance. It was not

10 BOOK 15 PAGE 397 noticed. 23. Kris Delaney in favor of CFRPC writing Plan 24. John Tallent - look at major issues 95% of Plan is good - three concerns, wellhead protection, landclearing and UGA Map size 25. Jackie Fauls - concerns of Urban Growth, Wellhead, Species Protection and Infrastructure 26. Maxcy - cannot accept Plan - unconstitutional 27. Vickers - cannot accept carte blanche Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Summers to adopt elements titled Housing, Traffic Circulation, Recreation and Open Space, Capital Improvements and Intergovernmental Coordination. Upon roll call, Commission Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. 28. Gose - options available to send to DCA 29. UGA discussion 30. Macbeth - issues of UGA 31. Tony Aarant - ask for partial settlement - with stipulated elements and amendments 32. Board failed to take action on the Future Land Use Element. 33. Infrastructure Element - cones of influence 34. No board action on this element 35. Natural Resources Element - Land Clearing, Species of Special Concern, Ground Water, Duplication of Services, Exempt lots of record 36. No action by the Board on this element. 37. Glossary and Appendix - discussion Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Vickers to accept the Appendix and Glossary. Upon roll call, Commissioner Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. the motion carried. 38. Tony Aarant - requirements of adopting elements 39. Board Attorney - captions of the Ordinance read into the record, noting changes, deleting map and references. 40. Hearing continued until 8/25/93 immediately after the Zoning Ordinance is heard. 41. Recessed at 9:50 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk

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12 BOOK 15 PAGE 398 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE OF THE BOARD, AUGUST 25, 1993 ZONING ORDINANCE The meeting was called to order at 5:30 P.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Audrey Vickers Gary Lower Archie Summers J. Ross Macbeth C. Guy Maxcy Louise Graham Doris Gentry 1. Proof of Publication entered into the record by the Zoning Supervisor. See SMB 19 Page Board Attorney - read captions of the Zoning Ordinance 3. Definitions for Repair Garage - Boarding House - Family Single Family - change 4. Sec. 69 changed to four (4) acres instead of 4,000 feet 5. Commissioner Vickers - consider solid fence for Junk-Yards No action. Will be addressed later. 6. Indoor Flea Markets - B-3, Outdoor Flea Markets in B-4 7. Gary Lower - I-1 Zoning - uses permitted in I-1 and I-2 8. Board Attorney - language to repair zoning. 9. Junk-yards to be addressed in the LDR's 10. John Borgmeister - request copy of Ordinance Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve the Zoning Ordinance as amended. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. 11. The Chairman adjourned meeting at 6:08 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

13 BOOK 15 PAGE 399 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, AUGUST 25, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The meeting was called to order at 6:15 P. M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Audrey Vickers J. Ross Macbeth Archie Summers Louise Graham C. Guy Maxcy Jeff Ludwig Doris Gentry 1. County Administrator - meeting noticed on the bulletin board 2. Introduction of DCA staff - Charles Pattison and Karen Brodeen 3. Chairman Gose - concerns - UGA - Wellhead - Landclearing Duplication of Services, and Infrastructure 4. Background synopsis of the past two hearings 5. Charles Pattison - DCA flexibility and approach to the Plan duplication of services - Jacksonville and Duvall Counties 6. Board Attorney - permit approach 7. Kris Delaney - HEC - Landclearing - recommend adoption 8. Jackie Fauls - landclearing posture 9. Joe Clark - problem for property owners 10. John Tallent - duplication of regulations 11. Gose - Use old map and split out ag land 12. Charles Pattison - will review concept - cannot commit 13. Jeff Ludwig - UGA biggest bone of contention 14. Karen Brodeen - Census data 15. Gose - come to terms tonight and then set final hearing 16. Vickers - decision stops with the Board 17. N.R.E. discussion - County Planner Recess - 8:00 P. M. - 8:15 P. M. 18. Chairman Gose convenes meeting 19. John Tallent - Methodology of UGA Map 20. Macbeth - Map discussion 21. Kris Delaney - Level II Methodology - lacks protection of Natural Resources 22. Gose - suggestion that the Board come to closure tonight with some kind of agreement 23. Maxcy - Interim Plan is better than no Plan

14 BOOK 15 PAGE Gose - Wellhead Protection - discussion 25. Charles Pattison - DCA can accept 600 feet in place of 1,000 feet 26. Kris Delaney - Well contamination 27. Irene Knutson - concerns for required setbacks for business 28. Jeff Futch - amount of property required to put in a drinking water well in the future 29. Jackie Fauls foot zone of exclusion foot zone of control 30. John Tallent - Wellhead Protection covered by Fl. Statutes 31. Mark George - State requirements already in place 32. Macbeth - Potable well setback explanation 33. Kris Delaney - no control over well protection Chairman Gose passed the gavel to the Vice-Chairman and made a motion to accept the Infrastructure Element, with a change on page 11, moving the radius from 1,000 feet to 600 feet, on page 12, Item D-2, delete. Commissioner Summers seconded the motion. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to make the housekeeping changes and to delete the word potable and insert the word water in the Infrastructure Element. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. 34. Discussion on Interim Plan and partial settlement with DCA 35. Charles Pattison - Concept of partial settlement 36. Vickers - amount of Ag land in the county - developable land 37. Gentry - Interim Plan - how long to develop? 38. Macbeth - Map amendment necessary for rezones Recess from 10:00 P. M. to 10:12 P. M. 39. Karen Brodeen - Propose remedial actions Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to go to administrative hearing and settle the difference for everyone. 40. Request that DCA provide us with technical assistance to develop a Plan 41. Kris Delaney - The Department has helped with the Plan. The vote is a vote to break the law. 42. Mark George - accept partial agreement Upon roll call, Commissioners Summers and Maxcy voted aye. All other Commissioners voted nay. The motion did not carry. Commissioner Gentry made a motion to instruct the Attorney to draft an Ordinance with the amendments as accepted, send the Land Use Up

15 BOOK 15 PAGE 401 as is except to subtract the ag out, (revert from 1- to 10); to change the vesting elements of the Future Land Use Policy as agreed upon. Lew Carter to generate a map - level two methodology - and plug into DCA. The motion was amended to set a Public Hearing date for September 15, 1993 at 5:30 P. M. for consideration of the amendments and a possible settlement agreement. The Chairman handed the gavel to the Vice-Chairman and seconded the motion. Upon roll call, Commissioner Vickers voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. 43. Macbeth - housekeeping corrections 44. Chairman Gose - Instructed the County Administrator to make every effort to get the map crunched out, and get into the GSI, and promptly to DCA. 45. Karen Brodeen - suggestion on public notice - place notices together for partial settlement agreement 46. The meeting adjourned at 11:21 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

16 BOOK 15 PAGE 412 WORKSHOP MEETING OF THE BOARD, SEPTEMBER 9, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The meeting was called to order at 4:00 P. M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Audrey Vickers J. Ross Macbeth Archie Summers Louise Graham C. Guy Maxcy Jeff Ludwig Doris Gentry MEETING NOTICED ON BULLETIN BOARD COMMENTS 1. Chairman Gose - We need to send a Plan to Tallahassee. 2. Commissioner Maxcy - We need to get rid of the UGA - the line is to restrictive. 3. Commissioner Vickers - What happens if areas like Sun'n Lakes or Spring Lake become cities? 4. Chairman Gose - you can't fix something if there is nothing to fix. 5. Commissioner Gentry - Lets talk about options, lets keep Objective 2 - Page 26 Flue. How can we maintain level 2 methodology if Ron Cauthan said it would take 6-12 months and cost $100,000? All we are talking about is a stop-gap. 6. Commissioner Maxcy - The line restricts growth to some extent. 7. Commissioner Gentry - We never sat down and had a vision of what we wanted. I want to color in the one unit per five acres area and take away the UGA line on the map. 8. Chairman Gose - Lets add the School Board amendment, no, lets start with number one. CONSENSUS OF THE BOARD ON THE COMP PLAN FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENTS #1 - No - Dr. Alderman's property - Wilson Tract off of Sheriff's Tower Road #2 - Yes - Neighborhood Community Commercial/Greg Harris tract at intersection of S.R. 66 and (R63). #3 - Yes - Industrial - Consolidated Tomoka/Southwest of SR 70 and U.S 27 #4 - Yes - Industrial - Dean Smith/On Sheriff's Tower Road adjoining Watson Heights #5 - Yes - Commercial - J. W. Jones/East side of US 27 at County Line Road #6 - Yes and no - Minor George Property - Business Center to two quarters sections straddling U.S. 27 #7 - Yes - School Board - Public Facility/Schumacher Road #8 - Yes - Industrial/Donald Greenhalgh - Desoto City on US 98

17 BOOK 15 PAGE 413 #9 - Yes - Commercial/Industrial mixed use - Ronnie Strickland Montsdeoca Rd #10 - Discuss with DCA - Medium Density Residential - Joe Messana - U S 27/Lake Persimmon Road #11 - Yes - Medium Density Residential for Farmworker's Housing James Wohl/Lakeview Park #12 - Discuss with DCA - Estate of Annie Laura Twitty - Vogel Lorber Subdivision #13 - Yes - Industrial - William Black - Kennilworth Blvd Industrial Way #14 - Yes - Mixed Use - James Wohl - Keep land use of 1990 map along Highway 27 to Highlands County Line Letter entered into the record from AbACUS Building Contractors, Inc. The meeting adjourned at 6:55 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

18 BOOK 15 PAGE 419 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, SEPTEMBER 15, 1993 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The workshop was called to order at 5:30 P. M. with the following members present: James L. Gose Carl Cool Audrey Vickers Jeff Ludwig Archie Summers J. Ross Macbeth C. Guy Maxcy Louise Graham Doris Gentry Also present was Charles Pattison from the Department of Community Affairs. 1. Representative Bert Harris - Rules Committee Meeting to be held in Bartow on 9/20/93 from 4:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. County Administrator to attend. 2. County Planner - Consideration of Amendment #14 - John Borgemeister, located near Walker Memorial Hospital - request for Commercial Use. Approximately five or six acres. 3. Amendment #15 - South of Thunderbird Road East - request to push commercial land use back into medium density. Total of 27 acres. Chairman - no problem with request. 4. County Administrator - Proof of Publication of meeting. See SMB 19 Page Board Attorney - Captions of proposed Ordinance read into the record 6. Chairman - direction to Mr. Pattison - consensus to stay with the original map, delete the Urban Containment Line, change the colors but not change the density. 15 amendments were received. Request a review of these amendments. 6. Charles Pattison - prepared to comment on some of the information, would recommend adoption of the Plan, and then work out the details. REVIEW OF AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT #1 - ELIZABETH ALDERMAN Adjoins Watson Heights S/D, five acre tract - requested medium density residential. AMENDMENT #4 - DEAN SMITH Location - shares a common property line with Watson Heights on the north and west; fronts along Sheriff's Tower Road; adjoins the Poore property on the east; northeast of Sebring High School. Requested Industrial AMENDMENT #13 - WILLIAM BLACK - KENNILWORTH BLVD - INDUSTRIAL 7. Charles Pattison - suggestion to get with the Planner and review further AMENDMENT #2 - GREG HARRIS TRACT - REQUESTED RURAL VILLAGE OR COMMERCIAL - ARTERIAL ROAD 8. Charles Pattison - request map - no questions

19 BOOK 15 PAGE 420 AMENDMENT #3 - CONSOLIDATED TOMOKA - SR 70 AND US 27 INTERSECTION REQUESTED INDUSTRIAL 9. Charles Pattison - more for convenience - not related to Plan. AMENDMENT #5 - J. W. JONES - COUNTY LINE ROAD AND HIGHWAY 27 REQUESTED COMMERCIAL AMENDMENT #7 - SUN'N LAKES OF SEBRING MIDDLE SCHOOL SITE SCHUMACHER ROAD - REQUESTED PUBLIC FACILITY AMENDMENT #8 - NORTH SIDE OF US 98 IN DESOTO INDUSTRIAL PARK S/D REQUESTED INDUSTRIAL - DONALD GREENHALGH AMENDMENT #9 - WEST SIDE OF US 27, SOUTH OF AVON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, FRONTING ON MONTSDEOCA ROAD REQUESTED COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL MIXED USE AMENDMENT #11 - SOUTH SIDE OF YOUTH CARE LANE MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL REQUESTED NON-ISSUE AMENDMENT #12 - DESOTO CITY AND INTERSECTION OF US 98 AND US 27 REQUESTED TO ADD 3 QUARTER-SECTIONS TO THE 1993 UGA PROPOSAL 200 UNITS BUILDABLE 10. Charles Pattison - will review further AMENDMENT #10 - WEST SIDE OF US 27 ON LAKE PERSIMMON ROAD JOE MESSANA APARTMENTS - MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 11. Chairman - Petitioner will install a water system 12. County Planner - water system rationale for supporting this use. 13. Charles Pattison - What effect the water policy will have on construction? Appears to be a Plan Amendment and not part of a Settlement Agreement. AMENDMENT #6 - GEORGETOWN INDUSTRIAL PARK AND AGRI-CIVIC CENTER SHOPS OF HIGHLANDS RETAIL & OFFICE ON EAST SIDE OF U.S County Planner - Detail on proposed project 15. Charles Pattison - should be processed as Plan Amendment 16. County Administrator - explanation of map 17. Chairman - Land Clearing - Agriculture is exempt 18. Charles Pattison - DCA may argue about that - resource item will have to discussed - will not interpret as a blanket application. 19. Charles Pattison - will request staff to sit down with DCA and come to terms after adoption. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to adopt the Future Land Use Element as amended. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to adopt the Natural Resources Element as amended. 20. Kris Delaney - H.E.C. - general comment that the proposed Natural Resource Element does not comply with the provisions of the Growth Management Act 9-J5 21. Letter entered into the record from Dr. John Fitzpatrick of the Archbold Biological Station, addressed to Maria Abadahl, DCA, regarding Agriculture and Natural Resource Protection.

20 BOOK 15 PAGE Joe Clark - representing Abacus Building and Abacus Realty, letter entered into the record. Statement - to remove terms Wetlands System and Native Vegetative Community 23. Joe Clark - letter from DCA to Carl Cool - new policy 3.4 Page 16 - letter read into the record. 24. Kris Delaney - Native Vegetative Community - good terms 25. Jeff Ludwig - letter of request from Mr. Jones to be entered into the record. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to adopt the Future Land Use Map as amended to include Land Use Request Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Vickers to adopt the Future Land Use Element, the Traffic Circulation Element, the Housing Element, the Infrastructure Element, the Natural Resources Element, the Recreation and Open Space Element, the Intergovernmental Coordination Element, the Capital Improvements Element. the Appendices, the Glossary, and the Future Land Use Map of the Highlands County Comprehensive Plan of 1990 as amended. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. 26. Board Attorney - review of changes Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to adopt the Ordinance. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. 27. Commissioner Summers - comments regarding the Plan 28. Ms. Jackie Fauls, Highlands County Citrus Growers Association, thanked all participants. 29. Charles Pattison - time limit of sixty (60) days 30. Chairman - adjourned meeting at 7:50 P. M. Chairman Attest: Clerk *****************************************************************

21 BOOK 15 PAGE 422 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, SEPTEMBER 21, 1993 PROPOSED GAS TAX The hearing was called to order at 6:00 P.M. with the following members present: James L. Gose L. E. "Luke" Brooker Audrey Vickers Carl Cool Archie Summers J. Ross Macbeth C. Guy Maxcy I.V. "Buddy Mackenze Doris Gentry C. Michael Eastman Louise Graham Also present were Tom Portz, Assistant County Administrator, Budget Director, Rick Helms, and Road and Bridge Director, Vaden Pollard. Chairman - Opening Statement Proof of Publication entered into the record. See SMB 19 Page 83 and 84. Board Attorney - Captions of the Ordinance read into the record. County Adminsitrator - Proof of Publication entered into the record. See SMB 19 Page 81. Assistant County Administrator - Brief staff report regarding Fuel Survey in Highlands County. See SMB 19 Page 82. Road and Bridge Director - Utilization of Gas Tax. Assistant County Administrator - Close staff report. Public Input: Wayne Taylor, Taylor Oil Company, in opposition. Charles Petrick, in opposisition. Richard Probst, in opposition. Ted Best, Best Insurance, in opposition. Roe McAdams, Adams Oil Company, in opposition. O. James Davis, in opposition. Hank Kowalski - Referendum should be in order. Leonard Hammer - Comments regarding equipment. Sol Merrick, Sun n'lakes, problem with county road crew. Michael Carr - General problems. Jimmy Smith - In opposition. F. W. McCormick - In favor of Gas Tax over the millage increase The Chairman announced that the time was now 7:10 P. M. the scheduled time of the Budget Hearing and he would receive input for budget consideration. Chairman - Public hearing statement read to identify millage amount over rolled back rate and specific uses of increase. Mike Lee, Chamber of Commerce, read a prepared statement relating to tax increase. He stated that the split was the fairest approach. Mike Johnson, Chairman of the Executive Homeowners Board - Tax hike unjustified. Alfredia Butler - assessment increase. Frank Lyons, Community Youth Development Board of Sebring, expanding recreational facilities. Budget presentation by staff - transpercies, state and federal mandates, grants in aide to other agencies.

22 Rick Helms - slide presentation BOOK 15 PAGE 423 Anne Bond, Highlands Hospitality, request. Hank Kowalski - Special Districts Bill Stepehnson, Tax District Coordinator Kevin Roberts, Human Services Director C. B. Shirey - Recreation funding Ted Best - Contingency carry over. Clifford Wells, Lake Placid, in opposition. Chairman - Welcomed Howard Godwin, Sheriff, Joe Campbell, Assistant Supervisor of Election and Belle Duke, Assistant Tax Collector. Commissioners input: Summers, Gentry, Maxcy, Vickers and Gose Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to adopt an ordinance adding a three cent increase on Motor Fuel Tax and a one cent increase on Special Fuel Tax, effective January 1, 1994 through December 31, Emil Jakim - Spoke in opposition to the ordinance. Ted Best - Does Propane also apply? Mr. Taylor - Taylor Oil - term of other Gas Tax Ordinance. Mike McHolic - Senior citizens pay their fair share. Leonard Hammer - Request to defeat this tax. Kim Reed - Concerns about the safety of the County. Upon roll call, Commissioner Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried Board Attorney - Changes to the Ordinance. Recess 9:00 P. M. - 9:15 P. M. Chairman - Called back to order. Tom Portz - Original budget brought back into balance. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Vickers to adopt the millage rate of 8.5, which is a reduction of Upon roll call, Commissioner Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to adopt Resolution setting the millage rate of 8.5 mills as presently contained in the tentative budget for the fiscal year, exceeding the rolled back rate of mills by 7.85%. Upon roll call, Commissioner Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. See Res. Book 8 Page 61. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Genty to adopt Resolution adopting the final budget for the fiscal year of in the sum of $46,477, for all funds exclusive of service tax districts. Upon roll call, Commissioner Maxcy voted nay. All other Commissioners voted aye. The motion carried. See Res. Book 8 Page 62. Motion by Commissioner Vickers seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for Fund 100 Sun'n Lakes of Lake Placid at $10.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for Fund 101, Sun'n Lakes, Lake Placid - Fire at $9.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all

23 BOOK 15 PAGE 424 Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for Fund 102, Desoto City Fire at $2.50 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for Fund 103, Sebring Highlands at $50.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for Fund 104, Orange Villa at $30.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 105, Avon Park Lales at $1.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 106, Hickory Hills at $35.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 107, Placid Lakes at $20.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 108, Sebring Country Estates at $6.00 per unimproved lot, $18.00 per improved lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 109, Istokpoga Marsh at $4.00 per acre or fraction thereof. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 111, Avon Park Estates at $25.00 per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Vickers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of Fund 112, Orange Blossom Units #8 and #9 at $ per lot. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Vickers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 113, Highlands Lakes Fire at $2.00 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot, $1.50 per unimproved lot in Avon Park Lakes and $5.00 per improved lot in Avon Park Lakes. Upon roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 114, Leisure Lakes Fire at $1.00 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot, $15.00 per improved Mobile Home Park and Campground lot

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25 BOOK 15 PAGE 502 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, FEBRUARY 21, 1994 The Public Hearing was called to order at 9:00 A.M. at the Agricultural Center with the following members present: Audrey Vickers James L. Gose Archie Summers Doris Gentry Carl Cool J. Ross Macbeth Louise Graham Also present were the Assistant County Administrator, Thomas Portz, the Budget Officer, Rick Helms and the Non-Ad Valorem Assessment Coordinator, Treasa Handley. Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by the County Administrator. Roll Call by the Deputy Clerk. Commissioner Maxcy not present. Public Hearing Statement (read by Chairperson) Resolution # electing to use the Uniform Method of Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Assessments Levied in the Unincorporated area of the County and within the Boundaries of all Municipalities; Stating a need for such Levy; and providing for an effective date - Read into the record by the Board Attorney. Proof of Publication entered into the record. See Exhibit 3 and Exhibit A-1. Legal Description entered into the record. See Exhibit B, SMB 20 Page 82. Rick Weigand, EMS Director, gave an update on increases in the volume of calls over the last fiscal year. Commissioner Guy Maxcy arrived at the meeting at 9:13 A. M. OPEN FOR DISCUSSION Public Input was received from L. M. Hammer, Joan Pflueger, Hank Kowalski, O. R. Pearson Fred Tagtmeier, Harold Owen and Preston Colby. See SMB 20 Page 83 for copy of agenda slips. Board discussion was received from all Commissioners regarding support for the assessment, and a possible sunset clause. MOTION FOR ADOPTION OF CONTRACTS WITH TAX COLLECTOR AND PROPERTY APPRAISER FOR ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Gose to adopt contracts with the Tax Collector and the Property Appraiser for Administrative Services associated with the implementation of the non-ad valorem assessment. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. MOTION FOR ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Summers to adopt Resolution #94-4, electing to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments levied in the unincorporated area of the county and within the boundaries of all municipalities. Commissioner Summers amended the motion to delete the portion that relates to fire services. Commissioner Gentry accepted the amendment. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. See Res. Book 8 Page 100 for copy of Resolution and Contracts. The meeting adjourned at 10:10 A. M.

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27 BOOK 15 PAGE 595 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, August 24, 1994 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The meeting was called to order at 5:30 P.M. with the following members present: Audrey Vickers Rick Lilyquist James L. Gose Carl Cool Archie Summers J. Ross Macbeth C. Guy Maxcy Stephanie Layton Doris Gentry Commissioner Gose stated that the Committee did not endorse the LDR's on Monday night as they felt rushed. Some sections refer to articles that have not been written, and there are definitions that need further defining. For these reasons they would like to have one more meeting before they can bless them. County Administrator submitted Proof of Publication to be entered into the record noting that this public hearing was advertised on August 17, See SMB 21 page 133. Commissioner Vickers requested that all persons present at the meeting sign in. See SMB 21 page 134 for copy of sign in sheet. Lew Carter, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, announced the members present are Mr. Osborn, Mr. Jones, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Payne, and Chairman Carter. Absent are Ms. Tully and Mr. Travers. County Engineer gave and overview of the Article 4 Sections 1 and 2 and Appendix A in Article 4, and all of Article 5 Sections 1,2,3, and 4 and Appendices to Article 5, A thru G. Jim Brooks, LPA member, stated that he hasn't had time to digest everything in the plan and felt they should not rush this project. John Payne and Russ Lehman discussed the possibility of having more meetings to consider the LDR's before the next public hearing. Motion by John Payne, seconded by James Brooks to schedule additional hearings for the purpose of considering the LPA's recommendations on the submitted LDR's for public hearing. After discussion by various members of the Planning and Zoning Commission Mr. Payne withdrew his motion and Mr. Brooks withdrew his second. Motion by John Payne, seconded by James Brooks to schedule a workshop on the LDR Task Force for the Planning and Zoning Board for August 31, 1994, at 5:30 P.M. in the Commission Chambers. All members voted aye. Motion carried. Recess - 7:32 P.M. - 7:45 P.m. Upon return, various members of the Boards discussed further changes in the LDR's concerning exotic species threatening the County and changes in the building code. The meeting adjourned at 8:38 P.M. Chairman Attest: Clerk

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29 BOOK 15 PAGE 601 PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD, September 6, The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. with the following members present: Audrey Vickers Rick Helms James L. Gose Carl Cool Archie Summers Tom Portz C. Guy Maxcy Stephanie Layton Doris Gentry 2. Chairperson Vickers read a public hearing statement to identify millage amount over rolled back rate and specific uses of increase. County Administrator stated that notice of the public hearing was provided by first class mail to each taxpayer listed on the current year assessment roll, also known as the TRIM notice. 3. Rick Helms and Bernis Gainer - slide presentation of Board of County Commissioners Fiscal Year Proposed Operating Budget. Board decided to fund Highlands Hospitality again at the rate it was funded last year. 4. Public hearing open to public input discussion and comments. Perry Newport - opposes this budget and opposes the use of the increased revenues. 5. Motions for adoption of F.Y Resolutions. A. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to adopt the millage rate of 8.5, as presently contained in the proposed budget for the fiscal year, exceeding the rolled back rate of mills by 1.84%.. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. See Res Book 8 Page 139. B. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Gose to adopt the tentative budget for the fiscal year in the sum of $50,276, for all funds exclusive of service tax districts. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. See Res Book 8 Page 140. C. Adoption of Service Taxing Districts: Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 100, Sun'n Lakes of Lake Placid at $10.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 101, Sun'n Lakes, Lake Placid - Fire at $9.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 102, Desoto City Fire at $2.50 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot. Upon Roll call, all

30 BOOK 15 PAGE 602 Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 103, Sebring Highlands at $50.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 104, Orange Villa at $30.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 105, Avon Park Lakes at $1.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 106, Hickory Hills at $35.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 107, Placid Lakes at $20.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 108, Sebring Country Estates at $6.00 per unimproved lot, $18.00 per improved lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 109, Istokpoga Marsh at $4.00 per acre or fraction thereof. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 111, Avon Park Estates at $25.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment of fund 112, Orange Blossom Units #8 and #9 at $ per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 113, Highlands Lakes Fire at $2.00 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot, $1.50 per unimproved lot in Avon Park Lakes and $5.00 per improved lot in Avon Park Lakes. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 114, Leisure Lakes Fire at $1.00 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot, $15.00 per improved Mobile Home Park and Campground lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 115, Highlands Park Estates at $5.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve

31 BOOK 15 PAGE 603 Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 116, Highlands Park Fire at $2.00 per unimproved lot, $20.00 per improved lot, $15.00 per improved Mobile Home and Campground (CG-3) lot, $10.00 per improved Campground (CG-1) lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 118, Sebring Hills Light at $2.00 per unimproved lot and $15.00 per improved lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gentry, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 119, Red Hill Farms Improvement District at $15.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 125, Orange Blossom Unit #6 at $ per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gentry to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 127, Orange Blossom Units 1-19 at $ 0.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Summers to approve Resolution adopting the assessment for fund 128, Sun'n Lakes, Lake Placid Recreation at $25.00 per lot. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 132, Orange Blossom Country Club Community at $ per lot or fraction thereof. Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 100, Sun'n Lakes, Lake Placid at $448, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 101, Sun'n Lakes, Lake Placid Fire at $64, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 102, Desoto City Fire in the amount of $88, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 103, Sebring Highlands in the amount of $982, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Gose, seconded by Commissioner Maxcy to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 104, Orange Villa in the amount of $2, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Maxcy, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve Resolution adopting the budget for fund 105, Avon Park Lakes in the amount of $24, Upon Roll call, all Commissioners voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Summers, seconded by Commissioner Gose to approve