ALACHUA COUNTY, FL
Board of County Commissioners
Meeting Agenda

Tuesday, May 27, 2025

11:30 A.m. - 12:30 P.m.

County Administration Building - Jack Durrance Auditorium

12 SE 1 Street, 2nd Floor, Gainesville, FL 32601

An in-person Public Comment period follows all non-ministerial motions. There are two General Comment periods: Noon and 5:30 p.m. (or at the end of the morning meeting if there is no evening meeting).  Members of the public may only speak during one of the two designated General Comment periods.  At Noon, commenters may be in person or call in. Commenters have 3 minutes for agenda items and 3 minutes for non-agenda matters. Those addressing agenda items can't comment again when that item comes up.

 

Noon call-in instructions (3 minutes for agenda items and 3 minutes for non-agenda matters):

     ● Dial 1-929-205-6099,
     ● Enter meeting ID 873 5974 1977.
     ● "Raise" your hand by hitting *9 (star 9). When called on, hit *6 (star 6) to speak.

 

For Quasi-Judicial Items, it is best to speak when the item comes up, as the Commission can only consider testimony given at the public hearing.

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A.

Invocation

Reverend Melissa Pisco, Celebration and First Archer UMCs. Any invocation that may be offered before the official start of the Commission meeting shall be the voluntary offering of, a private citizen, to and for the benefit of the Commission. The views or beliefs expressed by the invocation speaker have not been previously reviewed or approved by the Commission, and the Commission is not allowed by law to endorse the religious beliefs or views of this, or any other speaker.

B.

Pledge of Allegiance

C.

Call to Order

D.

Approval of Regular and Consent Agenda

• Recommended Action:

  To approve the Regular and Consent Agenda. 

E.

Announcements

F.

Approval of Recognitions

1.

Presentation of a proclamation recognizing June 2nd through June 6th as Code Enforcement Week - 25-00405

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Read and present the proclamation

G.

Board and Committee Items

1.

Alachua County Historical Commission Annual Report and Workplan - 25-00345

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Accept the presentation

2.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Board Appointment – Incorporated Cities – Not Gainesville - 25-00332

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
Infrastructure

• Recommended Action:

  Appointment of one Representative (alternate) for Incorporated Cities – Not Gainesville with a term ending 09/30/2027

3.

Alachua County Historical Commission Board Appointment - 25-00384

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Appoint Eight (8) applicants to Citizen at Large positions (five open terms with a Term Ending March 29, 2028 and four open terms with a term ending March 31, 2027) to the Historical Commission.

4.

Children’s Trust of Alachua County Recommendations to the Governor - 25-00387

Fiscal Note:
n/a

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Select three names to recommend to the Governor for consideration in filling the Incumbent seat of Dr. Hardt.

H.

Public Comment

12:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible.
Limit comments to 3 minutes on non-agenda items & 3 minutes on agenda items.  Those speaking to items on the agenda cannot speak to them later. For Quasi-Judicial Items, it is best to speak when the item comes up, as the Commission can only consider testimony given at the public hearing.

I.

Action Items

1.

Alachua County’s 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) and Independent Audit - 25-00425

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Accept the Fiscal Year 2024 (FY2024) Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR), and the Florida State Comptrollers Annual Financial Report (AFR).  Approve the AFR as submitted to the Florida Department of Financial Services and authorize the Chair to sign the certification form, confirming the report’s transmission to the State. Acknowledge receipt of the audit reports and letters for Single Audit report from the County's independent Certified Public Accountants, Purvis Gray and Company, LLP.  Acknowledge receipt of the Management Response Letter to the Auditor General. Authorize the Clerk to transmit the ACFR and the Single Audit Report to the Auditor General. Acknowledge receipt of SAS 114 letter from Auditors.

2.

City of Archer Request for Special Consideration of Joint Partnership Project Surtax Funds for Water and Wastewater Projects - 25-00426

Fiscal Note:
$253,333 is unencumbered from the Infrastructure Surtax funds set aside for the City of Archer.

Strategic Guide:
Infrastructure

• Recommended Action:

  If the Board desires to approve Archer’s two applications for Other Infrastructure Partnership Grant funding, one for the planning, design, permitting and construction of a wastewater collection system and the other for the planning, design, permitting and construction to replace aging portions of Archer’s potable water distribution system, then the Board must allocate the remaining $253,333 in available surtax grant funding between the two projects, find that the projects constitute a permissible use of surtax funding and also find that each project has countywide significance, and then authorize the Chair and Clerk to execute a grant agreement for each project using the form grant agreement (Attachment 5); however, the Board should deny Archer’s request for advanced payment of any surtax grant funding awarded by the County.

J.

Presentations

1.

Certified Local Government Program Discussion Item - 25-00346

Fiscal Note:
This item is not currently budgeted in the County’s FY 2025 adopted budget.  Staff estimates that there would be additional cost to the County for establishing a Certified Local Government (CLG) Program, including one-time costs for initial program setup and ongoing costs for CLG program administration.  The County does not presently have the necessary historic preservation expertise available on staff to establish and manage a CLG program. 

The initial program setup - including updating the County’s Historic Preservation Ordinance, appointing a historic preservation review body, identifying the responsibilities of that body, and possibly updating the County’s 2000 historic resources survey - would require the assistance of a historic preservation consultant at an estimated cost of at least $50,000 up to $100,000. 

There will also be ongoing program administration costs to the County associated with the CLG program.  Staff estimates that the ongoing administration of a CLG program – including scheduling and advertising meetings and filling vacancies of the historic preservation review body, preparing periodic program reports as required by the State, processing applications for alterations, relocations, demolitions, new construction or other activities that may affect locally designated properties - will require the addition of up to 0.5 FTE, with an annual salary and benefits expense of $64,692.  Alternatively, existing staff would need to be reassigned from other current duties to focus on the CLG program. Current programs that would need a reduction in staff resources to cover CLG would come from Comprehensive Planning and include Affordable Housing, Intergovernmental Coordination, and a reduction in staff capacity for the Evaluation and Appraisal process.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Receive staff presentation.

K.

Public Hearings

1.

Z24-000011 - Adoption Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Inclusionary Housing - 25-00349

Fiscal Note:
There are no direct budgetary impacts to Alachua County associated with the proposed Comprehensive Plan amendment.

Strategic Guide:
Housing

• Recommended Action:

  Adopt the attached ordinance approving Comprehensive Plan amendment Z24-000011.

2.

Z24-000010 – Adoption Public Hearing for Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Update Capital Improvements Element - 25-00350

Fiscal Note:
This item does not involve any new costs to the County. It updates Comprehensive Plan capital element project schedules in the Comprehensive Plan to be consistent with the County’s currently adopted Capital Budget and Financial Plan, the County’s Mobility Fee Study adopted in November 2023, and the School Board’s 5-Year Facilities Work Plan.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Adopt the attached ordinance to approve Comprehensive Plan amendment Z24-000010.

L.

Items Pulled From Consent

M.

NOTE: This meeting will reconvene at 5:01 PM

N.

Public Hearings

1.

Z25-000003: Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment on SE Hawthorne Road - 25-00336

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners transmit Z25-000003 to the Florida Department of Commerce for review and comment, with the bases as listed in the staff report.

O.

Closing Comments

1.

Public Comment

Public Comment - 5:30 p.m. (Or at the end of the morning meeting if no evening meeting is scheduled).  Members of the public may only speak during one of the two designated General Comment periods.

2.

County Attorney Comment

3.

County Manager Comment

4.

Commission Comment

P.

Adjournment

• Recommended Action:

  To adjourn the meeting. 

Q.

Consent Items

1.

Clerk of the Court

a.

Constitutional Officers’ Quarterly Report Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Quarter 2. - 25-00348

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Accept Constitutional Officers’ Quarterly Reports of Budget to Actual Expenditures for FY2025 Quarter 2.

b.

Request approval of the attached BOCC minutes - 25-00413

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve publication of final BOCC minutes

2.

Community Support Services

a.

Lutheran Services of Florida Amendment 124 providing funding for Mobile Response Teams, 988, and the Metamorphosis Residential Treatment Program - 25-00400

Fiscal Note:
Increase the Metamorphosis Program fund 265 by $18,653.72 adjustment for services provided during April 2025

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Approve Amendment 124, Resolution and Budget Amendment

b.

Alachua County Housing Finance Authority Appointment - 25-00385

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
Housing

• Recommended Action:

  Appoint Leza Mueller to the Citizen-at-large (knowledgeable in labor, finance, or commerce) member with a term ending August 31, 2028.

3.

County Attorney's Office

a.

Request for an attorney-client litigation strategy session regarding: Julianna Witte, Plaintiff, vs. Alachua County, Defendant, Case #2023-CA-4087., 25-00443

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the County Attorney’s request for a closed-to-the-public attorney-client litigation strategy session to occur on June 5, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. regarding the case styled Julianna Witte, Plaintiff, vs. Alachua County, Defendant, Case #2023-CA-4087.

4.

County Manager's Office

a.

Arts Council of Alachua County Alternate Appointment - 25-00394

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Appoint Alexander Sanchez-Hamilton to the Alternate Member with a Term Ending September 30, 2029.

5.

Environmental Protection

a.

County Management of Florida Forever Property Acquisitions in Little Orange Creek Conservation Corridor - 25-00390

Fiscal Note:
There is no additional cost or guaranteed budget commitment for this board action. For any properties acquired through the Florida Forever Program, all land acquisition costs will be paid by State of Florida. If acquired, this Florida Forever Little Orange Creek Conservation Corridor project area will save Alachua County the cost of acquisition for any of these properties. No County land management funds will be expended on properties outside of Alachua County. A final lease agreement for any acquired properties will be brought back to the Board for consideration, including anticipated land stewardship costs and fund sources, before any County land management responsibilities would be finalized.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  1) Authorize staff to pursue a lease agreement with the state DEP for parcels in the Little Orange Creek Corridor Florida Forever Project Area proposed for acquisition by the state.

  2) Direct staff to return to the Board with a negotiated lease agreement with DEP for any parcel/s acquired, for Board consideration for authorization and execution.

6.

Procurement

a.

Award and Purchase Order for BID 25-536-LC Guard Rail Repair and Replacement Services due to Hurricane Damage for Public Works. - 25-00339

Fiscal Note:
Funds budgeted in the FEMA Disaster Relief Fund (Fund 164) to repair/replace the guardrails due to hurricane damage in account 164.00.0055.525.46.00 Project 624002 Hurricane Helene (Repairs and Maintenance).

Strategic Guide:
Infrastructure

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Award and issuance of a Purchase Order to Grading & Bush Hog Services, Inc., for BID 25-536-LC Guard Rail Repair and Replacement Services due to Hurricane Damage, in the amount of $58,750.00.

b.

Change Order 1 to Purchase Order 23-1421 to Bartow Ford Co., increasing the amount by $898.01 for Conservation Lands via Public Works. - 25-00340

Fiscal Note:
Approve the issuance of Change Order 1 to Purchase Order 23-1421 to Bartow Ford Co., increasing the amount by $898.01. The revised Purchase Order amount of $78,956.50 is split funded with $37,984.80 funded from the General Fund (Fund 001) in account 001.41.4160.537.64.00 and $40,971.70 funded from General Fund Vehicle Replacement Fund (Fund 506) in account 506.04.0460.513.64.00 with both accounts having the description of Machinery and Equipment > $15,000

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of Change Order 1 to Purchase Order 23-1421 to Bartow Ford Co., increasing the amount by $898.01. The revised Purchase Order is $78,956.50.

c.

Third Amendment to Lease Agreement for space located at 816 SW 64 Terrace, Gainesville, Florida, with the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) 13475. - 25-00343

Fiscal Note:
Revenue in the amount of $120.00 per year

Facilities Management Rental/Lease - Revenue Account 001.19.1914.362.02.00

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute the Third Amendment to Lease Agreement 13475 with the Florida Department of Health, Alachua County.

d.

Award of Bid 25-110-MM Annual Purchase of Galaxy Super Smooth SDS or Equivalent Front End Loader Tires for Public Works. - 25-00351

Fiscal Note:
Public Works budgeted $50,000.00 in 503.131.220 (Inventories)

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Award of Bid 25-110-MM Annual Purchase of Galaxy Super Smooth SDS or Equivalent Front End Loader Tires to Advance Tire Services, LLC.

e.

Purchase Order to Ten-8 Fire Equipment Inc., in the amount of $705,370.00 for Fire Services via Public Works. - 25-00354

Fiscal Note:
The FY25 budget includes $705,370.00 in account 001.04.0492.526.64.00 (>15000 Machinery and Equipment), Project 6251701 Debt Issue for Equipment Replacement/Fire Tower.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of a purchase order to Ten-8 Fire Equipment Inc., in the amount of $705,370.00.

f.

First Amendment to Agreement with Joseph Hoffman Construction LLC d/b/a JH Construction LLC (14369). - 25-00366

Fiscal Note:
Facilities Management has $80,000.00 budgeted in account: 001.19.1919.519.46.00 (Repairs and Maintenance) Project # 8211904-FY24-Fleet

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute First Amendment to Agreement 14369 with Joseph Hoffman Construction LLC, d/b/a JH Construction LLC, in the amount of $78,600.00.

g.

Award and Agreement with Joseph Hoffman Construction LLC d/b/a JH Construction, LLC (14602), for Bid 25-534-LC Poe Springs Restroom Building Replacement, for Parks and Open Space. - 25-00370

Fiscal Note:
There is $399,126 in available budget for this project in account 140.41.4100.572.62.00 with account description of buildings in project number 6194106 New Construction-Restroom - Poe Springs Park.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Award and authorize the Chair to execute Agreement 14602 with Joseph Hoffman Construction LLC d/b/a JH Construction, LLC for Bid 25-534-LC Poe Springs Restroom Building Replacement, for a total fiscal impact of $399,126.00.

h.

Change Order 1 to Blanket Purchase Order 25-695 to Verizon Wireless, in the amount of $12,955.00 for Cellular Services for Public Works. - 25-00371

Fiscal Note:
Increasing by $12,955.00 in accounts:

400.76.7630.534.41.50 (Solid Waste System Fund, Transfer Station Division, and account description is mobile phone); 149.79.7900.541.41.50 (Gas Tax Uses Fund, Road and Bridge Division, and account description is mobile phone); 149.79.7910.541.41.50 (Gas Tax Uses Fund, TIP Division, and account description is mobile phone); 146.79.7920.541.41.50 (Stormwater Management Fund, Stormwater Division, and account description is mobile phone); and 503.11.1100.519.41.50 (Fleet Management Fund, Fleet Management Division, and account description is mobile phone)

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of Change Order 1 to Blanket Purchase Order 25-695 to Verizon Wireless, in the amount of $12,955.00. The Revised Purchase Order Total is $68,130.00.

i.

Agreement with IVS Inc. d/b/a Angel Trax (14391) for Request for Proposal (RFP) 24-487-LC Dash Camera Installation and Services for Fleet Vehicles for Risk Management. - 25-00365

Fiscal Note:
Dash Cameras and GPS modules will be installed for All County Departments and Divisions with a phased approach with the initial installations starting with Fire Resue, Public Works, Solid Waste and Risk. There are sufficient funds available in the Risk Management reserves to cover this expense.

Risk Management accounts: 501.18.1853.513.52.00 - $719,191 and 501.18.1853.513.54.80 - $294,250.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute Agreement with IVS Inc. d/b/a Angel Trax (14391), in the amount not to exceed $1,013,440.50 for RFP 24-487-LC Dash Camera Installation and Services for Fleet Vehicles.

j.

Addendum Agreement with Blumira Inc. (14662) for Security Information and Event Management Software for Information and Telecom Services. - 25-00386

Fiscal Note:
Information and Telecom Services have budgeted $100,000.00 in 001.16.1620.519.54.80 - Books Publications Subscriptions And Memberships Computerized Information.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute Agreement with Blumira Inc. (14662), in the amount not to exceed (NTE) $100,000.00 Annually, for Security Information and Event Management Software, for Information and Telecom Services.

k.

Agreement for Request for Proposal (RFP) 25-28-PM Alachua County Crisis Center Telephone System for Community Support Services, Crisis Center. - 25-00388

Fiscal Note:
Community Support Services budgeted $100,000.00 in accounts:001.29.2940.569.41.00, 023.29.2940.569.41.00, 275.29.2940.569.41.00 Crisis Center Grant 988.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Delegate authority to County Manager 1) to approve the award for RFP 25-28-PM Alachua County Crisis Center Telephone System; and 2) to execute a contract for same, approved to form by the County Attorney, in the amount not to exceed $85,000.00.

l.

Change Order 1 to Purchase Order 24-1382 to D&G Cabinets & Granite LLC, increasing the amount by $8,185.00 for Alachua County Jail via Facilities Management. - 25-00397

Fiscal Note:
Budget for the additional $8,185.00 is available in 001.19.1919.529.46.00 (Repair and Maintenance) as part of Jail project 8201911-FY24-Countertops.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of Change Order 1 to Purchase Order 24-1382 to D&G Cabinets & Granite LLC, increasing the amount by $8,185.00. The revised Purchase Order is $50,665.00.

m.

Change Order 1 to Blanket Purchase Order 25-121 with Bennett Fire Products Co. Inc., increasing the amount by $50,000.00 for Fire Rescue. - 25-00398

Fiscal Note:
Fire Rescue has sufficient budget to cover the purchase order increase in the operating expense category in the MSBU-Fire fund 011.54.5480.522.52.70 (Operating Supplies Uniforms)

Strategic Guide:
Public Safety

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of Change Order 1 to Blanket Purchase Order 25-121 with Bennett Fire Products Co. Inc., increasing the amount by $50,000.00. The revised Purchase Order is $450,000.00.

n.

Purchase Order to CDW-G, in the amount of $71,551.00 for Information & Telcom Services. - 25-00403

Fiscal Note:
In FY25, $71,551.00 is budgeted in account 001.16.1600.519.46.00 (repairs and maintenance) and 001.16.1600.519.64.00 (machinery and equipment).

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of a purchase order to CDW-G, in the amount of $71,551.00.

7.

Public Works

a.

Right-of-Way Maintenance Map for NW 205th Street in High Springs - 25-00391

Fiscal Note:
There could be recording fees associated with this deed accounted for and budgeted in the Gas Tax Uses Fund in account 149.79.7910.541.49.00 with the description of other charges and obligations.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  That the Board approve the Right-of-Way Maintenance Map for NW 205th Street and authorize the Chair and Clerk to sign the Maintenance Map to certify that the right-of-way is deemed to have been dedicated to the public and has vested in the County pursuant to §95.361(2), Florida Statutes.

b.

Tax Deed Transfers to the City of Gainesville for Tax Parcel Numbers 10998-000-000 and 10969-000-000. - 25-00401

Fiscal Note:
There could be recording fees associated with this deed accounted for and budgeted in account 149.79.7910.541.49.00 with the account description of other charges and obligations.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  The Board adopt the Resolution and execute the Deeds transferring the escheated properties to the City of Gainesville

8.

Risk Management

a.

Self-Insurance Health Fund FY25 Recommendations - 25-00338

Fiscal Note:
This will result in an increase in overall cost to the County of 2% for health insurance premiums.

Strategic Guide:
Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the health insurance premium changes to include a 2% increase overall increase for the health insurance premium, maintaining the employer cost share percentage to 90% for employee only coverage and 80% employee plus one and family coverage on the 5770 plan and reciprocity on the 5781 plan. No action is needed for the dental plan changes.

9.

Solid Waste & Resource Recovery

a.

Fifth Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Gainesville for Recycling Processing - 25-00380

Fiscal Note:
The Interlocal Agreement for recycling processing is on a sliding scale based on blended market price. When the blended market price is high, there is revenue sharing with the County paying the City but when the market price is low, the City has to pay the County a processing fee. When the County is paying the City, the expense is coded to 400.76.7660.534.52.00 with the account description operating supplies and when the City has to pay the County a processing fee, the revenue is coded to 400.76.7660.369.5000 with the account description of revenue recycling.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Fifth Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement between Alachua County and the City of Gainesville for Recycling Processing and authorize the Chair to execute same on behalf of the County.

R.

Notation for Record

1.

Equity Advisory Board March 20, 2025 Minutes - 25-00353

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  No action necessary. For information purposes only.

2.

FY25 Alachua County Board of County Commissioners’ Financial Report – 2nd Quarter - 25-00316

Fiscal Note:
Expenditures are within budgetary appropriations and the financial position of the County remains strong. See attached report

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Receipt of the FY25 Alachua Board of County Commissioners Quarterly Financial Report – 2nd Quarter

3.

Alachua County Forever Land Acquisition Final Closing Costs Summary - 25-00347

Fiscal Note:
Listed below are the final totals for these eight completed acquisition projects: individual details and amounts are included in the attached report.

• WINCHESTER (total all costs) - $114,728.58
• RIMES (total all costs) - $1,586,289.16 (-$299,969.40 St. Johns River Water Management District Contribution) = $1,286,319.76
• ELLIOTT CE (total all costs) - $191,907.08
• JACKSON HEIRS (total all costs) - $383,225.44
• HOWELL CE (total all costs) - $199,223.33
• BIRO CE (total all costs)- $411,575.24
• JOHNSON (total all costs) - $273,571.45
• EICHHORN (total all costs) - $152,178.25

   

  
  

   

  
  

   

  
  

  Strategic Guide:
  Environment

  
  

   

• Recommended Action:

  No action necessary. For informational purposes only. 

S.

Notice of Upcoming Meetings

Below is the link to the most up-to-date Alachua County Meetings & Events Calendar.
https://alachuacounty.us/events/Pages/default.aspx