ALACHUA COUNTY, FL
Board of County Commissioners
Meeting Agenda

Tuesday, June 11, 2024

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.

 

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A.

Invocation

Bishop Christopher Stokes, The New Beginning Christian Worship Center. 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.

2024 Alachua County Citizens Academy Graduates - 24-00473

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact at this time.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Recognize the graduates of the 2024 Alachua County Citizens Academy program and present the graduates with a Certificate of Completion and a copy of the Class Photo.

2.

Approval of a Proclamation Declaring May 15th as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Awareness Day in Alachua County, Florida - 24-00543

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Proclaim May 15^th as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Awareness Day in Alachua County, Florida

G.

Board and Committee Items

1.

Advisory Board Update - Arts Council - 24-00444

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Hear presentation

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.

World Masters Update from the Local Organizing Committee and West End License Agreement - 24-00537

Fiscal Note:
$1 million from Tourist Development Tax reserves for operations and capital improvements ($355,000 for World Masters Athletics operations and marketing via the Gainesville Sports Commission leaving an available balance of $645,000 for necessary expenditures, as allowable by State Statute).

004.45.4510.552.82.56 - $355,000 ($205,000 FY24 and $150,000 FY25)

150.45.4510.552.63.98 - $645,000

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:
  1. Hear update about the 2025 World Masters Indoor Athletics Championship event.
  2. Authorize the County Manager to execute a license agreement for the property known as West End with the Alachua County Local Organizing Committee, Inc and to execute any amendments consistent with the use of the property for the stated use, at no cost and contingent on the purchase of West End, and with only authorized improvements permitted by licensee and all improvements left on property following the end of the license term.
  3. Set aside (not to exceed) $645,000 from Tourist Development Tax reserves for necessary expenditures related to the property known as West End, as authorized by Florida law, and not covered by the State appropriation for the World Masters event. Any use of these Tourist Development Tax funds would require Board approval.
  4. Approve the corresponding budget amendment moving Tourist Development Tax funds from reserves to the appropriate accounts.

2.

Discussion of BoCC Investment Policy - 24-00536

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Authorize staff to advertise the change to the BoCC Investment Policy Ordinance and bring the revised ordinance back at a future meeting.

3.

EcoLoop Project Proposal Presentation - 24-00510

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impacts at this time.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Authorize staff to start negotiations with Sunshine Organics & Compost to develop a lease agreement for the construction and operation of a composting facility at the EcoLoop.

4.

Solid Waste and Resource Recovery Facilities Update - 24-00509

Fiscal Note:
Department has allocated funds in FY24 of $1,500,000 for Hazardous Waste Collection Facility in account 405.76.5541.537.63.00 and $1,500,000 for High Springs/ Alachua Rural Collection Center in account 403.76.7610.534.63.00. Additional funding will be required to construct the Hazardous Waste Collection Facility.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Receive the presentation on the cost of siting both solid waste facilities at the Newberry Environmental Park. Staff recommends building the Rural Collection Center at the Newberry Environmental Park and the Hazardous Waste Collection Facility at the EcoLoop.

J.

Presentations

1.

Heirs Property Presentation - 24-00518

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact at this time.

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Hear presentation

K.

Land Conservation Projects

1.

Buck Bay Flatwoods Preserve 10-Year Management Plan Update - 24-00384

Fiscal Note:
Project 6214104 Land Management: Buck Bay Flatwoods already exists for the maintenance of the Raydient Tract of this preserve, funded from Wild Spaces Public Places funds. The Department has been setting aside over $1million per year for land management on properties acquired with WSPP funds since FY21 which includes the additional budget to cover the expenses for management of this tract. Management of the original Cox and Moore acquisition will be funded through timber sale revenues (fund 261.41.5594.389.9100) which have been generated from the property, and the annual department general fund budget which supports staff time and equipment for acquisitions which pre-dated the 2016 Wild Spaces and Public Places funding.

Total estimated $10,000 in annual maintenance costs.

Wild Spaces Public Places Fund: 021.41.4160.537.xx.xx Project#6214104 Land Management – PRS Buck Bay Flatwoods – General Site Maintenance - $3,150.

Conservation Lands General Fund: 001.41.4160.537.xx.xx - $6,850

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Updated Buck Bay Flatwoods Preserve 10-Year Management Plan.

2.

Little Lake Santa Fe Preserve 10-Year Management Plan - 24-00465

Fiscal Note:
Project 6214104 Land Management: PRS Lake Alto (the preserve complex includes Little Lake Santa Fe Preserve) already exists for the maintenance of this preserve, funded from Wild Spaces Public Places (WSPP) funds. The Department has been setting aside over $1 million per year for land management on preserves acquired with WSPP funds since FY21 and has the additional budget to cover the expenses for management of this tract.

A total estimated $67,000 in initial improvement costs related to public opening from Wild Spaces Public Places (WSPP) funding.

WSPP Fund 021.41.4160.537.xx.xx Project #6214104 Land Management - PRS Lake Alto – Infrastructure - $67,000.

Conservation Lands General Fund: 001.41.4160.537.xx.xx An additional estimated $3,000 in annual maintenance costs is anticipated.

Breakdown of Initial Improvement (WSPP) Costs:

$15,000Parking Lot

$5,000Fencing

$20,000New Driveway

$4,000Kiosk and interpretive/wayfinding signs

$20,000Old dock and solid waste removal

$3,000Trail and road stabilization projects

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Little Lake Santa Fe Preserve 10-Year Management Plan

L.

Public Hearings

1.

Z24-000002 A request for a special exception to allow agricultural services on parcel 07411-003-001. - 24-00502

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve Z24-000002 with the conditions and bases as listed in the staff report.

2.

Parker Road Cottage Neighborhood Preliminary Development Plan - 24-00517

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the proposed Preliminary Development Plan and Resolution DR24-23 based on a finding of consistency with the Alachua County Comprehensive Plan, and the Alachua County Unified Land Development Code.

M.

Items Pulled From Consent

N.

NOTE: This meeting will reconvene at 5:01 PM

O.

Action Items

1.

Annual Report Presentation - 24-00559

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact at this time.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Hear presentation

2.

FY25 Budget Development County Manager Budget Presentation - 24-00529

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Hear the County Manager’s Budget Message and Receive the County Manager’s Proposed Budget

P.

Public Hearings

1.

Board-Initiated Charter Amendment: Ordinance Adoption Public Hearing - 24-00496

Fiscal Note:
Cost related to advertising required is available in account 001.03.0300.514.49.04

Strategic Guide:
Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Adopt ordinance placing a referendum question on the November 2024 ballot which would, if approved by the majority of qualified electors of Alachua County voting in the referendum, amend the charter to return to at-large voting for all county commission members.  (Affirmative vote requires majority plus one commissioner voting Aye.)

Q.

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

R.

Adjournment

• Recommended Action:

  To adjourn the meeting. 

S.

Consent Items

1.

Clerk of the Court

a.

Request approval of the attached BOCC minutes - 24-00403

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.

Small Grant Initiative (SGI) RFA 25-416-PM - 24-00487

Fiscal Note:
There is no fiscal impact associated with approving the RFA and integrated application. These are returned funds from a prior grant period. Sufficient funding will be available at the time of award approval in account 001.29.2903.569.82.00

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Approve Request for Application (RFA) 25-416-PM with integrated application and delegate authority to the County Manager to appoint Grant Review Committee members.

3.

County Attorney's Office

a.

Authorization to settle liability claim of Sherry Cummisford v. Alachua County - 24-00545

Fiscal Note:
Payment will be from the Self Insurance Fund 501.18.1853.513.45.68

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the settlement with Ms. Cummisford for $75,000 and authorize the County Attorney and Risk Management to take the necessary to bring the matter to a conclusion.

b.

Approval to Retain Special Attorney for Celebration Pointe Bankruptcy Proceedings - 24-00549

Fiscal Note:
The amount needed is unknown. There is budget of $50,000 set aside in Special Expense for situations such as this. This funding is still available in FY24 and is included in the County Manager’s FY25 budget

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the contract with MarksGray, P.A. for legal services in the matter of the bankruptcy of the Celebration related entities.

4.

County Manager's Office

a.

Re-Appointment of Debra Martin-Back and Sheldon Packer to the Alachua County Housing Authority as Citizen at Large Members with a Term Ending July 31, 2028 - 24-00524

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
Housing

• Recommended Action:

  Re-Appoint Debra Martin-Back and Sheldon Packer to the Alachua County Housing Authority as Citizen at Large Members with a Term Ending July 31, 2028

b.

Request Approval of Chair Letter of Support for the City of Gainesville’s and University of Florida’s Joint USDOT SMART Grant Application - 24-00544

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact.

Strategic Guide:
Public Safety

• Recommended Action:

  Approve Chair Letter of Support for the City of Gainesville’s and University of Florida’s Joint USDOT SMART Grant Application

5.

Environmental Protection

a.

2nd Interlocal Agreement ASS81 with Florida Department of Transportation - 24-00462

Fiscal Note:
This is a no-cost renewal extending the term of the agreement, the Department of Transportation’s cost sharing responsibility to compensate the County up to $86,000 shall be extended to 12/31/2026.

Both the revenues and expenses of $86,000 are included in the FY24 budget in Fund 260 (Water Conservation Grant Fund) and associated with project number 8205502 - Main Street Detention Pond Outflow Filter.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the interlocal agreement and authorize Chair to sign the agreement

6.

Fire Rescue

a.

Transfer from MSBU-Fire Reserves to Reimburse the Vehicle Replacement Fund for Quint 23 - 24-00515

Fiscal Note:
The Department of Fire Rescue contributed $635,291.80 to the Vehicle Replacement Fund (VRF) for Quint 23. The actual replacement cost is $1,497,375.42 which leaves the VRF short by $862,083.62. A transfer from the MSBU-Fire Reserve (001.04.0440.590.99.20) to the Fire Rescue operating budget (011.54.5480.522.44.21) is necessary to reimburse the VRF. This transfer will reduce the MSBU-Fire Reserves from $2,684,079 to $1,821,995.

Strategic Guide:
Public Safety

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the budget amendment to transfer $862,084.00 from the MSBU-Fire Reserves

7.

Growth Management

a.

Revised Plat for Flint Rock Rural Cluster Subdivision Phase 2 - 24-00527 - 24-00527

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  The Development Review Committee reviewed the revised plat at its May 16, 2024, hearing and recommended the Board of County Commissioners approve the plats based on a finding of consistency with Florida Statutes, the Alachua County Comprehensive Plan, and the Alachua County Unified Land Development Code.

b.

Rural Concerns Advisory Committee Appointment - 24-00528

Fiscal Note:
N.A.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Appoint Leah Vail Compton to a 3-year term beginning 06/11/2024 and ending 05/31/2027 in the membership category Citizen At Large.

8.

Human Resources

a.

Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024 Revisions to the Non-Bargaining Pay Plan, SR Community Service Court Compliance Officer, and Community Service Court Compliance Officer - 24-00525

Fiscal Note:
The Senior Community Service Court Compliance Officer (SCSCCO) and (2) Community Service Court Compliance Officer (CSCCO) are reclassifications of three existing Court Services positions. They are filled positions which will result in an hourly increase from $25.3003 to $26.5653 for the SCSCCO and $20.5385 to $21.5654 for each CSCCO.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Request approval of the Fiscal Year 2023- 2024 revisions to the Non-Bargaining Pay Plan.

b.

Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024 Revisions to the IAFF Management Pay Plan request to add Captain/Mobile Integrated Health Care - 24-00491

Fiscal Note:
This is a new classification to be added to the pay plan and is funded through the CORe Program Fund 138.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Request approval of the Fiscal Year 2023- 2024 revisions to the IAFF Management Pay Plan

9.

Parks & Open Space

a.

Request Approval of Children’s Trust Agreement Renewal for Day Camp at Cuscowilla Nature and Retreat Center - 24-00512

Fiscal Note:
$45,480 grant award from the Children’s Trust of Alachua County into the General Fund (001.41.4126.337.7010) to fund day camp for qualifying Alachua County youth. Related personal services and operating costs are budgeted in 001.41.4126.572 miscellaneous accounts.

Salaries $31,000

Field Trips $800

Meals $5,000

Transportation $8,680

Total: 45,480

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the Grant Award Agreement with the Children’s Trust for Summer Camp Programming at Cuscowilla Nature and Retreat Center and authorize the Chair to sign this and any other grant related documents. Approve the corresponding budget amendment to recognize the unanticipated revenues and authorize the additional expenditures.

10.

Procurement

a.

First Amendment to Agreement with Integrated Prescription Management, Inc. (13691). - 24-00495

Fiscal Note:
Funding NTE $85,000 from 001.29.2960.564.

Strategic Guide:
Social and Economic Opportunity

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute First Amendment to Agreement 13691 with Integrated Prescription Management, Inc., for Bid 23-41-LC Annual Pharmacy Benefits Manager Services.

b.

First Amendment to Agreement 13487 with JMI Resource, Inc. - 24-00503

Fiscal Note:
SWRR budgeted in FY24 in the Solid Waste Fund, $1,400,000.00 in account 400.76.7660.534.34.00 with the account description of other contractual services.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute First Amendment to Agreement 13487 with JMI Resource, Inc. for RFP 23-62-MM Annual Staffing Services, not to exceed (NTE) $3,000,000.00.

c.

Change Order 2 to Blanket Purchase Order 24-875 with Limestone Products, Inc., in the amount of $40,000.00 for Public Works. - 24-00511

Fiscal Note:
Limestone is budgeted in the FY24 Public Works Budget in account: 149.79.7900.541.53.00 with the description of Road Materials and Supplies. Funds are available within the operating funds category.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of Change Order 2 to Blanket Purchase Order 24-875 with Limestone Products, Inc., in the amount of $40,000.00. The revised Blanket Purchase Order is $140,000.00.

d.

First Amendment to Agreement 13527 with The Griffin Group FL, LLC. - 24-00218

Fiscal Note:
There are sufficient funds in the County Managers budget to cover this increase of $16,000; new contract total for lobbying services is $96,000.

Fund 001.17.1700.512.31.00

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute First Amendment to Agreement 13527 with The Griffin Group FL, LLC, for State Lobbyist Services, in the amount of $96,000.00.

e.

Single Source and Purchase Order to Tesco Specialty Vehicles LLC, in the amount of $238,900.00 for Fire Rescue via Public Works. - 24-00519

Fiscal Note:
With approval of the attached budget amendment, funds will be budgeted in the Opioid Settlement Grant Fund in account 138.54.5413.569.64.00, project 3243601 with the description of Machinery and Equipment > $15,000.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute the Single Source and Purchase Order to Tesco Specialty Vehicles LLC, in the amount of $238,900.00. Also, Fiscal Services is requesting approval of Budget Amendment 24-2560 to move funds from Court Services (CS) to Fire Rescue (FR).

f.

Third Amendment to Agreement 12082 with Global Tire Recycling of Sumter County Inc. - 24-00520

Fiscal Note:
Funds in FY24 for Tire Recycling are budgeted in account: 400.76.7630.534.34.00 with account description of Other Contractual Services. There should be sufficient funds within the operating category.

Strategic Guide:
Environment

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute the Third Amendment to Agreement 12082 with Global Tire Recycling of Sumter County Inc., for Bid 22-72 Annual Processing of Waste Tires.

g.

First Amendments to Agreements with Campbell Spellicy Engineering Inc. (14012), EDA Consultants (14013), SGM Engineering (14014), Matern Professional Engineering (14015) and Mitchell Gulledge Engineering (14016). - 24-00521

Fiscal Note:
Annual Engineering Services can and will be utilized for construction, renovation, and repair projects throughout the county.  Budget for each project is in various funds and has budget assigned to cover the costs of engineering services.  

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve and authorize the Chair to execute the following First Amendments to the Agreements for RFP 24-37-DK Annual Engineering Services for Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Life Safety, not to exceed (NTE) $4,000,000.00 annually:

  FIRST AMENDMENT 14012 with Campbell Spellicy Engineering Inc.

  FIRST AMENDMENT 14013 with EDA Consultants, Inc.

  FIRST AMENDMENT 14014 with SGM Engineering, Inc.

  FIRST AMENDMENT 14015 Matern Professional Engineering, Inc.

  FIRST AMENDMENT 14016 with Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.

h.

Purchase Order to United Data Technologies, in the amount of $148,660.72 for the Information Services. - 24-00468

Fiscal Note:
In FY24, there is $149,000 budgeted in account 001.16.1601.519.46.00.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the issuance of a Purchase Order to United Data Technologies, Inc. in the amount of $148,660.72.

i.

Ranking of Request for Proposal (RFP) 24-479-PM Alachua County Fee Study for Cost-Revenue Analysis for the Office of Management and Budget. - 24-00533

Fiscal Note:
No fiscal impact until the agreement is approved by the Board.

There is budget allocated in the amount of $40,000 in the Office of Management and Budget Departmental Fund.

Account 001.17.1720.513.31.00.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Approve the ranking and authorize staff to negotiate an agreement for RFP 24-479-PM Alachua County Fee Study for Cost-Revenue Analysis for the Office of Management and Budget:

  1. Matrix Consulting Group

  2. MGT of America Consulting, LLC

  Authorize staff to negotiate an agreement with the top ranked firm. Should the staff be unable to negotiate a satisfactory agreement with the top-ranked firm, negotiations with the unsuccessful firm will be terminated. Negotiations with the second-ranked firm may be undertaken in the same manner in order of ranking until an agreement is reached, and so forth.

11.

Public Works

a.

Deed to the Florida Department of Transportation for a Portion of CR 337 at the Intersection of State Road 26 - 24-00523

Fiscal Note:
NA. The recording fees associated with this deed will be paid by the Florida Department of Transportation.

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Request that the Board adopt the resolution authorizing the granting of the deed and execute the deed.

12.

Risk Management

a.

Examination of Sufficiency of Public Official Bond for County Officers - 24-00454

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  Examine and Approve the Public Official Bonds for County Officers

T.

Notation for Record

1.

ROSCO Minutes 03.21.2024 - 24-00514

Fiscal Note:
N/A

Strategic Guide:
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services

• Recommended Action:

  No action necessary. For informational purposes only.

U.

Notice of Upcoming Meetings

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https://alachuacounty.us/events/Pages/default.aspx