Citrus County public meetings in 2021
109 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider four applications. These include requests to change land use for a recreational vehicle park and amendments to a planned unit development for apartments.
- CPA/AA-21-10: Request to change land use from Low Density Residential to Recreational Vehicle Park District for Whetstone Development Corp.
- PUD-20-08: Request by Invictus Development LLC to allow unrestricted multi-family apartments (previously affordable senior housing) and extend PUD approval for 10 years
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-17: Public hearing for Dr. Michael Wilburn for Patrick Kidder
- V-21-19: Public hearing for Brenda McKenzie for GSP Holdings LLC
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings to address various local code violations. The body is reviewing cases involving land development, accessory structures, and property maintenance.
- Case 2152573: Junk and debris accumulation at 9632 W Plantation Ln
- Case 2144283: Accessory use violation at 8646 W Admiral Byrd Ln
- Case 2150780: Grass and weed height exceeding 18 inches at 1110 N Beach Park Dr
- Case 2153458: Right-of-way encroachment at 7216 N Whippoorwill Ter
- Case 242914: Central water facility connection violation at 791 N Dunkenfield Ave
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners conducted a workshop to discuss a Revenue Sufficiency Study for water and wastewater services. Staff proposed annual rate increases from 2023 through 2026 to cover rising operating costs and capital projects.
- Proposed annual water system rate increases of 5.0% for 2023-2026
- Proposed annual wastewater system rate increases of 3.0% for 2023-2026
- Proposed revisions to miscellaneous fees for deposits and services
- Discussion of a $131.2 million spending plan for FY21-26
- Review of $4.46 million in existing annual debt service payments
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council is meeting to approve minutes from the November 8, 2021 meeting and review current financial reports. Members will provide special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks.
- Approval of November 8, 2021 draft minutes
- Review of Beverly Hills MSBU financial reports
- Special reports on trees, mowing, and medians
- Special reports on Public Works and Parks/Community Building
- Report on overall maintenance of Beverly Hills
Special Library District Advisory Board
The agenda for this meeting is primarily procedural boilerplate. No specific discussion topics or decision items were detailed in the provided text.
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations to fund international and domestic tourism marketing. The body will discuss spending from the Special Projects budget to attract anglers and German travelers.
- Proposed $28,499 investment for German marketing and trade show opportunities through Lieb
- Proposed $7,440 investment for FishFlorida.com fresh and saltwater marketing packages
- Approval of November 17, 2021 meeting minutes
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is meeting to conduct hearings presided over by Special Magistrate Robert Hicks. The board will review two specific petitions regarding property value adjustments.
- Petition 45 FS 119.07
- Petition 65 Lowes Home Centers Inc
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to review two land-use applications. These include a request for a new hotel development and a proposal to vacate a public alley.
- Public hearing for CPA/AA/PUD-21-02 regarding a hotel with food service/cafe at 10137 W. Fishbowl Dr., Homosassa
- Public hearing for SV-21-03 to vacate an alley between Lots 26 and 27, Block 1149, Citrus Springs Unit 15
- Review of land use change from Low Intensity Coastal and Lakes District to Coastal and Lakes Commercial District for the Zanki project
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve draft minutes from November meetings and review financial reports for the Citrus Springs MSBU. The agenda includes reports on local infrastructure maintenance and beautification.
- Review of Citrus Springs Advisory Council Financials for 12-1-2021
- Approval of draft minutes for 11/03/2021 and 11/08/2021 meetings
- Reports on streetlights, fire hydrants, and road resurfacing
- Reports on boulevard beautification and roadway mowing
- Discussion on grate installation and fountain maintenance
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is conducting hearings presided over by Special Magistrate Lawrence Golicz. The board will review specific property value petitions.
- Petition 33: Kingwood Crystal River Resort
- Petition 34: Plantation Inn & Golf Resort
- Petition 35: Plantation Golf Course
- Petitions 22, 23: Kingwood Crystal River Resort Corp
- Petitions 24-29: Crystal River Plantation Corp
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct an attorney-client session. The session concerns the case styled Dallise Jewett and Robert Jewett v. Citrus County, Florida (Case No: 2018-CA-222).
- Attorney-client session for Case No: 2018-CA-222 (Dallise Jewett and Robert Jewett v. Citrus County, Florida)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss and vote on awarding bids for a universal waste collection program. This program would replace the current $27 annual MSBU fee with a new franchise system.
- Vote to award approved bid for Universal Collection
- Proposed disposal cost increase from $27 to $65 annually via MSBU
- Bid option for weekly garbage, recycling, and yard waste with a total bid price of $13,895,471.04
- Bid option for weekly garbage and bi-weekly recycling/yard waste with a total bid price of $12,316,440.24
- Bid option for weekly garbage only with a total bid price of $9,554,816.16
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will conduct a reorganization to nominate a Chair and Vice Chairs. The meeting includes decisions on various contract amendments, budget transfers for multiple departments, and the approval of a final plat for Fairways at Twisted Oaks Phase Two.
- Emergency purchase of four message boards for $60,190 from Federal Contracts Cop
- Approval of Final Plat for Fairways at Twisted Oaks Phase Two
- Setting a December 14 workshop to discuss Citrus County Utility Rate and Fee Schedules
- Setting a December 14 public hearing for Section 5307 FFY2022 Funding for Citrus County Transit
- Setting Commissioner mileage reimbursement at the IRS Standard Mileage rate of .56 cents per mile
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider three land use applications. These include a request for a skilled nursing and assisted living facility and two residential zoning amendments.
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-14: Request for a 93-bed skilled nursing and assisted living facility at 555 W. Norvell Bryant Hwy.
- AA-21-05: Request by Jackie Terry to amend land use from Low Density Residential with mobile homes allowed to Low Density Residential.
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-15: Application by Steve Luce of EPG Land LLC for Apollo Beach Investments Limited Partnership.
Aviation Advisory Board
The board is discussing old business regarding hangar repairs and zoning regulations. The meeting includes status reports on runway and taxiway projects at CGC and INF airports.
- Inverness FBO Main Hangar Door Repair
- Interlocal Agreement Between the City of Inverness and Citrus County Concerning Airport Zoning Regulations
- CGC Runway Extension project status
- INF Taxiway A-1 Relocation Project status
- INF Airspace Study-Obstruction Removal Phase 1 status
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is discussing an increase in funding for a marketing partnership with Chris Kingree for FY 22. The body is also seeking input on funding levels for FY 23 and FY 24 and reviewing the 2022 meeting schedule.
- Proposed $8,900 increase from Special Projects for FY 22 marketing partnership with Chris Kingree
- Approval of 2022 TDC meeting dates
- Approval of October 13, 2021 meeting minutes
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Code Compliance Special Master will hold hearings to address various local ordinance violations. The body will review cases involving junk accumulation, overgrown vegetation, and land development code violations.
- Hearing for Crystal River United Methodist Church Inc regarding LDC 2409 Professional Services/Office District
- Junk and debris violations at 10101 S Quarterhorse Ave, 4336 E McCartney Loop, and 4736 W Bobby Ct
- Overgrown vegetation violation at 4714 W Bobby Ct
- Accessory use and permit violations at 11062 S Istachatta Rd and 6203 W Homosassa Trl
- Nonconforming use and storage violations at 6183 W Homosassa Trl
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is meeting to conduct a Special Magistrate hearing. The session focuses on a specific property value petition.
- Petition 50 regarding 124 W Norvell Bryant RE LLC
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a workshop to discuss waterfront setbacks, stormwater, and variance criteria according to the current Land Development Code. The session includes a review of water quality standards and the criteria used to grant variances for landowners.
- Discussion of 50-foot setbacks from mean high water line, ordinary high water line, or jurisdictional wetlands
- Review of variance criteria including irregular lot size, shape, and topography
- Discussion of stormwater management systems for undeveloped waterfront lots and those in V Zones, A Zones, and Floodways
- Proposal to eliminate water quality-stormwater permits for lots without waterfront
- Proposal for a voluntary incentive program for waterfront homeowners to implement BMPs for stormwater fee credits
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss residential road resurfacing methodology and funding. They are considering a sales tax referendum to increase annual funding for local road paving.
- Discussion on potential 1/2% sales tax ($6-$8 million/year) or 1% sales tax ($12-$16 million/year) referendum
- Review of road resurfacing policy using a 1-10 rating system and home density
- Discussion of funding gap where current gas tax provides $3-$4 million annually against a $10 million annual need
- Evaluation of election dates for a potential referendum, including August 23 and November 8, 2022
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council will meet to discuss the renewal of positions and receive special reports on local maintenance. The body is also tasked with approving the October 11, 2021, meeting minutes and current financial reports.
- Review of positions up for renewal
- Approval of draft minutes from 10/11/2021 meeting
- Approval of financial reports for the Beverly Hills MSBU
- Special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is conducting hearings with Special Magistrate Lawrence Golicz. The agenda lists several petitions that were withdrawn prior to the hearings.
- Petition 81 Big Lots #0512 (Withdrawn)
- Petition 82 Big Lots #0516 (Withdrawn)
- Petitions 68, 69, 70, 71 Dollar Tree Stores Inc (Withdrawn)
- Petitions 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80 Southeastern Grocers LLC (Withdrawn)
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land use applications. Key items include a development agreement revision for a RaceTrac location and a request for animal facilities on a vacant lot.
- DA-21-01: Proposed addition of canopies and gas islands to a RaceTrac Neighborhood Market
- CU-21-12: Request for conditional use to allow horses, a barn, and stalls on S. Eeyore Pt.
- PUD-21-13: Application from John H. Eden, IV for New Horizon Funding, Inc.
- CPA/AA-21-13: Application from Charles S. Dixon for the School Board of Citrus County, FL
- V-21-07 and V-21-11: Variance requests for Julia Finkbeiner and Albert and Torrie Jasuwan
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will review financial reports and the minutes from the October 6, 2021, meeting. The body is also scheduled to discuss member positions up for renewal.
- Review of Citrus Springs Advisory Council Financials for 11-3-2021
- Discussion of member positions up for renewal
- Approval of draft minutes from the 10/6/2021 meeting
- Reports on streetlights, fire hydrants, and road resurfacing
- Reports on boulevard beautification and roadway mowing
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is conducting hearings presided over by Special Magistrate Robert Hicks. The board will hear three specific petitions regarding property value adjustments.
- Petition 12: Monica Cotty
- Petition 21: Kestutis Makaitis
- Petition 83: Walter Belt & Donna Lizzo
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a final workshop and staff presentation regarding the Wastewater Treatment Feasibility Analysis (WWTFA) report. The discussion focuses on a 20-year plan to reduce nutrient pollution in the springs to comply with Basin Management Action Plans.
- Review of a $500,000 FDEP-funded feasibility study for wastewater treatment
- Proposed four-phase septic-to-sewer project with total estimated costs of $979,516,000
- Phase 1 project estimates totaling $110,968,000 for 3,058 septic tank eliminations
- New requirements banning traditional septic systems on lots 1 acre or smaller in Priority Focus Areas
- Identification of grant funding sources including FDEP, SWFWMD, and the State Legislature
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a public workshop to discuss the leasing of BOCC buildings to non-profit organizations. The meeting includes a review of active leases where the BOCC serves as the landlord.
- Public Workshop on leasing BOCC buildings to Non-Profit
- Review of active leases including the Beverly Hills Community Building
- Review of active leases including the Floral City Heritage Hall Museum
- Review of active leases including the Withlapopka Community Building
- Review of active leases including the Ozelo Fire Station #11
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on a boat launch ordinance and several zoning and planned development applications. The meeting also includes voting on various service contracts, budget transfers, and the purchase of three ambulances.
- Public hearing for an ordinance revising the County's Boat Launch Ordinance
- Purchase of three ambulances from Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC
- Transfer of transportation impact fee credits for $162,286.25 to Hampton Hills, LLC
- Lease agreements with Cayla’s Coats, Inc. for $1.00 per year at Hernando Beach and Fort Island Trail
- Public hearings for PUD-21-06 (Tuscany Ranch Partners II LLC) and CPA/AA/PUD-21-11 (Damron Family Trust, et al)
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land use applications. These include requests for storage facilities, a multi-family housing development, and a structure variance.
- PUD-21-11: Request to add covered RV and boat storage for Affordable Secure Storage Beverly Hills LLC
- CU-20-06: Conditional Use request for mini-warehouses and RV/boat parking for Affordable Secure Storage Hernando, LLC
- PUD-21-12: Request for multi-family use of more than four units per acre for Gulf to Lake Associates, LLLP
- V-21-13: Variance request for a tiki/chikee hut with a 15-foot setback from the mean high water line
- PV-21-06: Public hearing for Guerrieri Management Inc.
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Code Compliance Special Master is holding hearings to address various local ordinance violations. The body will review old and new cases involving property maintenance and land use.
- Case 2151378: Junk and debris at 10193 N Majorca Way
- Case 2150400: Grass and weeds over 18 inches at 455 S Thompson Ave
- Case 2148586: Truck parking violation at 4025 N Bloom Pt
- Case 2140738: Site development plan requirement at 7292 N Gibralter Dr
- Case 2145175: Grass and weeds over 18 inches at 1845 S Tsala Ter
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to review and approve the Triennial SHIP Report, the SHIP budget, and the 2022 quarterly meeting schedule. The session also includes updates on CDBG-DR projects and various housing assistance statistics.
- Review and approval of the Citrus County Triennial SHIP Report
- Review and approval of the SHIP Budget
- CDBG-DR update: KallKell Construction awarded two projects with construction starting in 30 days
- SHIP expenditures totaling $456,608 for the year-to-date
- LIHEAP funds expended totaling $470,988
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is conducting hearings presided over by Special Magistrate Andrea Johnson. The body will hear four specific petitions regarding property value adjustments.
- Petition 6: Danny L. Johnson
- Petition 9: Gaston Delande
- Petition 8: Michael A. Mrotek
- Petition 47: Daniel Sansoni
Aviation Advisory Board
The Aviation Advisory Board is meeting to discuss adding a helicopter landing area at KINF and modifying a land lease to attract private investment. The board will also review security updates and project status reports for several airport infrastructure projects.
- Proposed helicopter landing area at KINF
- Modification of land lease for private investment
- CGC Runway Rehab and Obstacle Removal Project contract with GAI Consultants, Inc. and AID, Inc.
- INF Obstruction Removal Phase II work authorization for GAI Consultants, Inc.
- INF Business Park DEO grant and AID, Inc. work authorization
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing a funding request for the Homosassa River Restoration Project and hearing presentations on fishing promotions and media updates. The body is also reviewing financial reports and destination updates.
- Homosassa River Restoration Project capital funding request for $60,000
- Reel Animals TV Fishing Promotion Proposal presentation
- Madden Media Update presentation
- Review of September 8, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider an ordinance regarding criminal history screening requirements. The meeting also includes several public hearings on land use and planned unit developments.
- Public hearing for an ordinance adding Criminal History Screening Requirements to the county code
- Workers compensation settlement with Jeffrey Reagan in the amount of $375,000
- Agreement with American Infrastructure Development, Inc. to design the Inverness Airport Business Industrial Park
- Lease agreement with Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority for office space at $2,047.68 per year
- Public hearings for PUD-21-05 (Affordable Secure Storage Backyard, LLC) and CPA/AA/PUD-21-08 (Philip Bomhoff, Jr.)
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes and financial reports. Members will provide special reports on local maintenance, including trees, mowing, medians, and public works.
- Approval of draft minutes from the 9/13/2021 meeting
- Review of financial reports for the 10-11-21 meeting
- Special reports on trees and mowing
- Special reports on medians
- Special reports on public works, parks, and community building
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land use applications. This includes a request to increase residential lot counts and change zoning for Crystal Glen Properties.
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-12: Request to re-designate 4.7 acres for Crystal Glen Properties to increase residential lots and reduce minimum lot sizes
- PV-21-05: Request by McKenzie Permitting for Diamond Self Storage to vacate utility easements on N. Modelwood Drive and N. Lecanto Highway
- V-21-14: Variance request by Brenda McKenzie for Nancy Plummer
- V-21-16: Variance request by McKenzie Permitting for Phillipe Villain
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve the minutes from the September 1, 2021, meeting and review financial reports for October 6, 2021. Members will also receive reports on streetlights, road resurfacing, beautification, grate installation, and roadway maintenance.
- Approval of September 1, 2021, draft minutes
- Review of financial reports for the October 6, 2021, meeting
- Reports on streetlights and fire hydrants
- Reports on road resurfacing and roadway maintenance
- Reports on boulevard beautification and grate installation
Board of County Commissioners
The Historical Resources Advisory Board is meeting to review old and new business. The agenda includes a discussion on an HRAB ordinance update and news from the Historical Resources Officer.
- Approval of April 7, 2021 meeting minutes
- HRAB Ordinance Update
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct an attorney-client session. The session concerns the case styled Scott Adams v. Citrus County, Florida (Case No. 5D21-1895).
- Attorney-client session for Case No. 5D21-1895 (Scott Adams v. Citrus County, Florida)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a non-ad valorem special assessment for Medicaid payments and two property variance applications. The body is also deciding on several construction contracts and the sale of surplus properties.
- Public hearing for non-ad valorem special assessments for enhanced Medicaid payments
- Contract with C.W. Roberts Contracting for Crystal River Airport Runway 9-27 pavement rehabilitation
- Grant application for the $680,000 Inshore Reef project via the American Rescue Plan
- State Aid to Libraries Grant Agreement for FY 2021-2022 estimated at $61,077
- Declaration of multiple parcels, including lots in Citrus Springs and Inverness Highlands, as surplus
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding an emergency meeting to determine if the Declaration of General Emergency regarding emergency medical transportation should continue. This declaration was originally executed on September 17, 2021.
- Review of the Declaration of General Emergency relating to emergency medical transportation
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land use applications and a comprehensive plan element. The body will also review the proposed 2022 meeting schedule.
- CPA-21-12: Public hearing on the Private Property Rights Element (Chapter Seven) of the Comprehensive Plan
- V-21-12: Variance request for Miles and Colette Hall regarding pool and pool deck setbacks from a wetland line
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-11: Application for Damron Family Trust, et al
- CU-21-09: Application for Nadene and Scott Reynolds
- Approval of the proposed 2022 PDC meeting schedule
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Board of County Commissioners is convening for a meeting focused on Special Magistrate hearings. The session includes a staff update and the review of old and new cases.
- Special Magistrate Hearing on September 15, 2021
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The Beverly Hills Advisory Council is meeting to approve financial reports and minutes. Members will provide special reports on local maintenance and public works.
- Approval of Beverly Hills Advisory Council Financials for 9-13-2021 Meeting
- Special report on Trees and Mowing by Ronald Linton
- Special report on Medians by Richard G. Fontaine
- Special report on Public Works by Jim Barrows
- Special report on Parks/Community Building by Constance Martin-Carter
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to create the 2021 Stormwater MSBU. The body will consider imposing stormwater service assessments on real property in unincorporated areas of the county.
- Proposed Stormwater Service Cost of $4,663,915.00
- Proposed assessment rate of $58.84 per Net ESU
- Creation of an economic hardship program for low-income homesteaded single-family or condominium owners
- Approval of the assessment roll for stormwater service assessments
Aviation Advisory Board
The board is meeting to receive project status reports from the Engineering Project Manager and updates from the Board of County Commissioners. Discussions include hangar vacancy levels and various infrastructure projects at CGC and INF airports.
- Report on CGC Runway Extension and Runway Rehab Project
- Status of CGC T-Hangars Phase 11 and FBO Generator
- INF Taxiway A-1 Relocation Project
- INF Airspace Study-Obstruction Removal Phase 1
- Review of zero vacancies for INF-16, CGC-20, and CGC-2 box hangars
Veterans Services Advisory Board
The board is meeting to review updates on the Brige4Veterans shelter and Veterans Village. Discussions include a new VSO hire and VA bus transportation to Tampa and New Port Richet.
- Status update on Brige4Veterans shelter in Inverness
- Veterans Village update
- New VSO hire
- VA bus transportation to Tampa and New Port Richet
- FEMA funding for COVID deaths and burials
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is discussing a proposed tentative budget of $358,691,048, which is a 10.7% increase over the previous year. The board will consider tentative millage rates and hear public comment before setting the budget and millage rates.
- Proposed tentative aggregate millage rate of 7.7061 mills, a 2.35% increase over the rolled-back rate
- Proposed tentative budget of $358,691,048
- Budget modification for one additional full-time City of Inverness Law Enforcement position ($107,615)
- Cash Carry Forward project for Landfill Expansion totaling $7,980,428
- CR491 Widening Project funding across multiple funds including $2,000,000 from the 5 Year Road Program
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is meeting to review an annual report on visitor research and economic impact. The body will also receive updates on destination marketing, ARPA grants, and financial reports.
- Annual economic impact report showing 2020 total visitation of 465,100
- 2020 total direct expenditures reported at $153,882,300
- 2020 total economic impact reported at $256,552,600
- Capital Reserves Fund balance of $373,975.71
- Special Project Fund available balance of $488,351.00
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings for several land use applications. Key items include a request for a skilled nursing and assisted living facility and a request to vacate a portion of W. International Court.
- CU-21-10: Proposed 93-bed skilled nursing facility and 60-unit assisted living facility for Pruitt Properties Inc. / Citrus Hills Land Development
- SV-21-02: Request to vacate a portion of W. International Court west of US-19 in Homosassa for Gerald Zahringer / Acme Storage LLC
- V-21-03: Variance request for a 24-foot waterfront setback for a screened room addition for Susan Waddington
- PV-21-04: Application for Kevin and Angela Shaffer
- V-20-10: Variance request for Maurice and Christina Ryman
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes from the August 4 meeting and review financial reports for September 1. Members will provide updates on local infrastructure, including streetlights, road resurfacing, and boulevard beautification.
- Review of financial reports for the September 1, 2021 meeting
- Reports on streetlights and fire hydrants
- Updates on road resurfacing and roadway maintenance
- Discussion on boulevard beautification and fountain grate installation
- Approval of draft minutes from the August 4, 2021 meeting
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings regarding utility availability assessments, fire protection service rates, and non-ad valorem assessment rolls for FY 2021-2022. The meeting also includes voting on various service contracts, insurance policies, and budget transfers.
- Purchase of commercial property and casualty insurance policies for a total premium of $735,483
- Contract with GMA, Inc. for lobbying services in the amount of $60,000
- Grant agreement with Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority for $44,250 with a $44,250 county match
- Decision on demolition process for property located at 3360 N. Holiday Dr., Crystal River, FL
- Solid waste disposal agreement with Advanced Disposal for imported waste from Levy County at $40/ton
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings on several land use applications. Key items include a request to modify the Beverly Hills Development of Regional Impact Master Plan and a comprehensive plan amendment for a winery and event venue.
- PUD-21-06: Request to change 14.2 acres to Business Commercial/Office and 28.5 acres to Multi-Family in the Beverly Hills DRI
- CPA/AA/PUD-21-08: Proposed amendment for a winery, restaurant, and wedding venue at 8121 and 8123 S. Lecanto Highway
- PV-21-03: Request to vacate platted utility easements at 3129 and 3131 E. Gulf to Lake Hwy and 3148 and 3172 E. Thomas Street
- V-21-10: Variance request for an elevated deck setback at 12050 W. Tarpon Ct, Homosassa
- V-21-11: Variance request for a single-family residence setback at 5644 S. Sea Otter Path, Homosassa
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Code Compliance Special Master is conducting hearings to address old and new code enforcement cases. The body will also review and approve minutes from previous meetings.
- Approval of Special Magistrate minutes from June 16, 2021
- Hearings for 26 specific code compliance cases, including Allstate Servicing Inc and Lake Hernando LLC
- Review of 8 abated cases, including JW Unknighted LLC and TJO Investments LLC
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss updates to animal control laws, including fees and registration for rescue groups and breeders. The body is also reviewing several land development plats and contract extensions for county maintenance services.
- Public hearing to amend animal control ordinance and fees
- Review of final plat for S & L Properties Parcel Subdivision (PLT-21-10)
- Review of replat for Prive Subdivision (PLT-21-04)
- Public hearings for PUD-21-04 (Brentwood Farms, LLC) and AA-21-04 (Monkey Island Holdings, LLC)
- Contract extensions for yard waste processing and mowing services
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council is meeting to approve previous minutes, review financial reports, and set the meeting schedule for fiscal year 2022. Members will also provide special reports on local maintenance, including trees, mowing, and medians.
- Approval of July 12, 2021 draft minutes
- Approval of fiscal year 2022 meeting dates
- Review of Beverly Hills MSBU financial reports
- Special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land use applications. Key items include a request to expand a mini-warehouse development and a residential variance for a screen room.
- PUD-21-05: Request to expand a mini-warehouse development at 2405 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy., Hernando
- V-21-02: Variance request for a screen room at 4469 W. Capecove Loop, Homosassa, including a 15-foot waterfront setback and 56% impervious surface
- CPA/AA-21-04: Public hearing for Ebrahim Mehranipornejad
- PV-21-01: Public hearing for Hulbert Construction for Sandra J. Fleming
- V-20-13: Variance request for McKenzie Permitting for Cecil and Marjorie Medina
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is meeting to appoint legal counsel and special magistrates for 2021. The body will also establish its leadership, set a hearing schedule, and ratify filing fees for property petitions.
- Ratification of Attorney Richard Kosan as private legal counsel
- Payment of $1,710.00 to Attorney Richard Kosan
- Ratification of resolution 2021-001 imposing a nonrefundable $15 filing fee for 2021 petitions
- Appointment of special magistrates for real estate valuation, tangible personal property, and exemptions
- Establishment of a hearing schedule running from October 13, 2021, through February 3, 2022
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The Citrus Springs Advisory Council will review financial reports and discuss infrastructure maintenance. The body is also scheduled to approve the meeting schedule for fiscal year 2022.
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2022 meeting schedule
- Review of Citrus Springs MSBU financial reports
- Discussion on road resurfacing, streetlights, and fire hydrants
- Discussion on boulevard beautification and mowing
- Discussion on fountain and grate installation
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing the proposed millage and budget for the Citrus County Special Library District for Fiscal Year 2021/2022. The meeting aims to recommend a budget and millage rate for final approval.
- Proposed FY 2021/2022 Library budget of $4,136,214
- Proposed millage rate of 0.3207 for 2022
- Proposed $240,000 for library books and publications
- Proposed $95,430 for building maintenance, including $49,800 for Homosassa exterior painting
- Proposed $40,000 for computer accessories and $15,350 for computer software
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a preliminary budget hearing for the Citrus County Special Fire Protection District. The body will review and discuss the proposed millage and budget for Fiscal Year 2021/2022.
- Fiscal Year 2021/2022 millage and budget for the Citrus County Special Fire Protection District
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to review and discuss the County Administrator's proposed budget for fiscal year 2021/2022. The body will consider setting tentative millage rates and authorizing tax-related certifications.
- Motion to set tentative millage rates for fiscal year 2021/2022
- Authorization of Certification of Taxable Value (DR420’s) and related tax worksheets via e-TRIM
- Preliminary budget presentation by Angela Vick, Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold multiple public hearings regarding special assessments for water, sewer, and road paving projects. The body is also deciding on solid waste management fees and assessment rates for fiscal year 2021-2022.
- Public hearings for special assessments: Citrus Springs waterline extensions, Limerock Road paving, and Montezuma Waters sewer project
- Public hearings to set FY 2021-2022 solid waste management fees and residential assessment rolls
- Sale of surplus properties at 6615 W. Cherrywood St. and 6609 W. Linus Ct. for $4,500 each
- Lease agreement for Community Food Bank of Citrus County, Inc. to use Pleasant Grove Fire Station
- Public hearing for CPA/AA/PUD-21-07 regarding Affordable Secure Storage- Inverness, LLC
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Code Compliance Special Master is conducting hearings for a series of old and new cases. The meeting also includes a review of abated cases.
- Hearings for 23 specific code compliance cases, including those for Jacqueline Bilodeau, Langdon D. Bishop, and Timothy Salisbury
- Review of abated cases for parties including Jorge and Maria Aguayo and OSR Holdings LLC
- Approval of minutes from June 16, 2021
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several variances, conditional uses, and a planned unit development modification. The body will also review proposed amendments to multiple sections of the Land Development Code.
- OA-21-04: Multiple Sections Amendments to Land Development Code
- AA-21-02: Request to change Sugarmill Woods Cypress Village from multi-family to single-family designation
- V-21-08: Variance for a liquor store at 6774 W. Gulf to Lake, Crystal River, regarding distance to a House of Worship
- PUD-21-04: Modification of Brentwood Farms PUD for a new entrance road and stormwater calculations
- CU-21-08: Conditional Use request for a small retail shop in a Medium Density Residential district
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is meeting to approve previous minutes and receive informational updates. The session includes a destination update and financial reports from the Tourism Director.
- Approval of June 9, 2021 meeting minutes
- VCB Destination Update
- Financial reports including Tourism Development Tax revenue
- City of Inverness update
- City of Crystal River update
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will receive a staff presentation regarding the current status of County water use permits. The discussion will cover landscape irrigation and watering restrictions.
- Workshop on landscape irrigation, water use permits, and watering restrictions
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on wastewater connection ordinances and discuss the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for water and wastewater projects. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and budget transfers for the 2020-21 fiscal year.
- Public hearing on Chapter 102 Section 101 regarding wastewater connections
- Agreement with Constantine Constructors, LLC for Sea Otter Path Sewer Addition
- Settlement agreement and general release for Olen Ray Oates, Jr. in the amount of $30,000
- Release of $61,290.20 retainage to Mar-Con Construction, LLC for Crystal River Airport project
- Lease of Pleasant Grove Fire Station to Community Food Bank for $1.00
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to review cost estimates for new Sheriff's Office initiatives. The body will also consider the disbursement of CARES Act funding and a grant application for body-worn cameras.
- Funding request for a new CAD system, Body Worn Camera program, and Marine Law Enforcement Program expansion
- Authorization of CARES Act funding disbursements to approved entities
- Grant application for Department of Justice Body Worn Camera Policy and Implementation
- Review of Motorola Solutions proposal for PremierOne Public Safety solution
Aviation Advisory Board
The board is meeting to discuss old business regarding hangar repairs and airport zoning regulations. The session includes status reports on multiple infrastructure projects at CGC and INF airports.
- Interlocal Agreement between City of Inverness and Citrus County on airport zoning
- Inverness FBO main hangar door repair
- CGC Runway Extension and Runway Rehab projects
- INF Taxiway A-1 Relocation Project
- Release of retainage for T-hangar Taxilane project at CGC
Veterans Services Advisory Board
The board will review updates regarding the Caregiver Program and the status of a new shelter in Inverness. Members will also discuss the Veterans Village and a new VSO hire.
- Status of new shelter in Inverness
- Veterans Village update
- New VSO hire
- Caregiver Program update
- BVA hearing requests totaling 90K
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes from the June 2 meeting and review financial reports for July 7, 2021. Members will receive reports on local infrastructure, including streetlights, road resurfacing, and fountain maintenance.
- Review of Citrus Springs Advisory Council Financials for 7-7-2021
- Reports on streetlights and fire hydrants
- Road resurfacing progress updates
- Beautification of boulevards, medians, and flowers
- Grate installation and fountain maintenance
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider several land development applications. These include a request to amend a Land Development Code map and a proposal to expand a mini warehouse business.
- AA-21-04: Request by Monkey Island Holdings, LLC to amend Land Development Code Atlas Map to General Commercial District (GNC)
- CU-21-07: Proposal by Michael Wilburn for GKG Storage to construct one additional building for mini warehouse expansion
- V-21-05: Variance request by Florida Land Trust for single-family dwelling setbacks from wetlands and right-of-way
- V-21-06: Variance request by Florida Land Trust for single-family dwelling setbacks from wetlands and right-of-way
- V-21-04: Variance request by Robert and Karin Robison for a single-family dwelling
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners held a workshop to discuss current code compliance processes and ways to improve them. The session included a review of specific violation cases and a discussion on how new state legislation will affect anonymous complaints.
- Discussion on potential code changes regarding pet limits on properties under 0.5 acres
- Discussion on potential vehicle parking restrictions
- Review of RV residency rules under Land Development Code Chapter 3140
- Impact of HB 833 / SB 60 prohibiting the enforcement of anonymous complaints
- Review of storage on vacant lot complaints, which rose from 38 to 61 in the same period year-over-year
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to review two land use applications. These include a request to establish an RV park on 60.6 acres and a variance for residential setbacks from wetlands.
- CPA/AA-21-06: Proposal to change 60.6 acres from Low Density Residential to Recreational Vehicle Park/Campground District
- V-20-11: Variance request for two single-family residences to have less than the required 50-foot setback from jurisdictional wetland lines
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Board of County Commissioners is convening for a Special Magistrate hearing. The provided agenda does not list specific cases or topics for discussion.
- Special Magistrate Hearing
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes and financial reports. Members will provide special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks maintenance.
- Approval of draft minutes from May 10, 2021
- Review of financial reports for June 14, 2021
- Special report on trees and mowing by Ronald Linton
- Special report on medians by Richard G. Fontaine
- Special report on parks and community building by Constance Martin-Carter
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing a proposed FY 22 media plan and two Visit Florida co-op opportunities. The body will provide staff direction on visitation data services and a tiered advertising program funded by CARES Act grants.
- FY 22 Proposed Media Plan presentation by Madden Media
- Visit Florida Arrivalist Co-op: Daily Travel Index ($11,000) and Visitation + POI Dashboard ($18,000 to $22,500)
- Visit Florida EDA Co-op: 80% Visit Florida / 20% Partner investment advertising program
- Review of May 12, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a public workshop to receive policy direction on a proposed Stormwater Municipal Services Benefit Unit (MSBU). The body is discussing implementation schedules, funding levels, and rate structures to fund stormwater infrastructure and maintenance.
- Proposed annual ESU rates ranging from $58.84 (Current LOS) to $111.25 (Optimal LOS)
- Proposed residential tiers: Small (0.5 ESUs), Medium (1.00 ESUs), and Large (1.70 ESUs)
- Current stormwater infrastructure maintenance funding at $4.8 million
- Proposed mitigation credits of 30% for Open Basins and 50% for Closed Basins
- Proposed implementation timeline with final resolution adoption on September 9, 2021
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners conducted a public workshop to discuss funding for various capital projects and the use of $29 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The discussion focused on infrastructure, public facilities, and water/wastewater expansions.
- Proposed $9 million Animal Shelter funded by $1.5 million in donations and $7.5 million in debt
- Proposed $6.35 million Inverness Airport Industrial Business Park
- Proposed $2.5 million renovation of the Coke Building for judicial offices
- Proposed $3 million Halls River Trail and $1 million Fort Island Trail
- List of 17 ARPA-funded water and sewer projects totaling $35.3 million
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) amendments. The body is also discussing the creation of an Interchange Management Overlay at SR44 and CR486 and the development of a noise ordinance for Homosassa Springs.
- Public hearing for CPA-21-05 Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) Amendments
- Release of $33,658.40 in retainage to Hartman Civil Construction Company, Inc. for CR39 to River Bluff Water Main Project
- Purchase of a motor for Nature Coast EMS and Florida Department of Health for $9,172.02
- Contract extension for N & B Cleanout and Lawn Mowing Services, LLC to June 24, 2022
- Agreement with Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC for PFAS contaminant assessment at Fire Training Facility
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a land use amendment request. The applicant seeks to change the property's designation from Coastal Lakes Commercial to General Commercial.
- Public hearing for CPA/AA/PUD-21-07 regarding Affordable Secure Storage- Inverness, LLC
- Proposed amendment of Future Land Use Map from CLC (Coastal Lakes Commercial District) to GNC (General Commercial District)
- Proposed amendment of Land Use Atlas Map from CLC/PUD to GNC/PUD
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes from the May 5, 2021 meeting and review financial reports for June 2, 2021. Members will provide updates on streetlights, road resurfacing, and community beautification projects.
- Review of Citrus Springs Advisory Council Financials for 6-2-2021
- Approval of May 5, 2021 meeting minutes
- Reports on streetlights and fire hydrants
- Updates on road resurfacing and roadway maintenance
- Reports on boulevard beautification and fountain grate installation
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider updates to solid waste management fees and assessment rates for FY 2021-22. The body is also deciding on several construction contracts and the use of property sale proceeds for a new animal shelter.
- Proposed Solid Waste Management Fees and Assessment Rates for FY 2021-22
- $100,000 contract with Citrus County Chamber of Commerce for the CORE Center
- Lease of Historic Citrus County Courthouse to Citrus County Historical Society for $1.00 per year
- Public hearings for plat vacations by Guy Newman (PV-20-04) and Robert O’Hara (PV-21-02)
- Grant application for $103,000 for Phase III of the Historic Hernando School renovation
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings to consider multiple amendments to the Land Development Code and a conditional use request for a house of worship expansion. Proposed code changes include eliminating term limits for commissioners and modifying notification distances for administrative waivers.
- CU-21-04: Conditional use request for Grace Bible Fellowship of Citrus County, Inc. to expand an existing house of worship
- OA-21-02: Proposal to eliminate the eight-year term limit for Planning and Development Commissioners
- OA-21-02: Proposal to reduce abutter notification distance for administrative waivers from 500 feet to adjacent property owners
- OA-21-02: Proposal to allow small accessory structures in houses of worship by-right in Medium and High Density Residential Districts
- OA-21-02: Proposed modifications to regulations for accessory dwelling units
Special Magistrate Hearings
The Board of County Commissioners is convening for Special Magistrate hearings. The agenda does not list specific cases or topics for these hearings.
- Special Magistrate Hearing
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is meeting to adopt recommended decisions for 29 property tax petitions. The board will also authorize payments to special magistrates and legal counsel, and discuss the 2021 tax year magistrate services.
- Adoption of recommended decisions for petition numbers 1, 12, 15, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 53, 84, 103, 114, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 130, 131, 146, and 192
- Payment to Special Magistrate Robert Sutte: $16,743.75
- Payment to Special Magistrate Robinson: $8,656.25
- Payment to Attorney Richard Kosan: $4,050.00
- Ratification of resolution 2021-001 imposing a nonrefundable $15 filing fee for 2021 petitions
Aviation Advisory Board
The board is discussing old business including hangar lease rates and the FY 2022 operating budget. The meeting includes updates on FAA relief grant applications and various infrastructure projects at CGC and INF airports.
- FY 2022 Operating Budget
- CRRSAA (COVID) FAA Relief Grant Applications
- CGC Runway Extension and Runway Rehab Project
- INF Taxiway B&C and Apron Rehab and TY A-1 Relocation Project
- Hangar lease rates and vacancy reports for INF and CGC
Veterans Services Advisory Board
The board is meeting to swear in new members and discuss updates regarding veteran services. Discussions include staffing delays at the NRPC in St. Louis and the status of the Mission Homeless shelter in Inverness.
- Swearing in of new Advisory Board members Tom O'Brien, Greg Pelletier, and Bill Merryman
- Discussion of 12-18 month backlog for discharge papers and military records at NRPC in St. Louis
- Review of 90,000 BVA hearing requests and use of virtual hearings
- Discussion on ways forward for the Mission Homeless shelter in Inverness
- Search for veterans to lead the Pledge of Allegiance at BOCC meetings
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing a request to fund new video and photo assets for scalloping and fishing activities. The body is also discussing the draft FY 22 Visitors and Convention Bureau Budget for recommendation to the BOCC.
- Proposed $20,000 transfer from Special Projects for Madden Media summer video production
- Recommendation of the FY 22 Visitors and Convention Bureau Budget to the BOCC
- Informational update on Gosh PR scope changes for UK market outreach
- Review of April 14, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will vote on various infrastructure contracts, budget transfers, and property demolitions. They will discuss renovations for judges at the Citrus County Courthouse and consider a new animal shelter priced between $8 million and $9 million.
- Commercial Property and Equipment Breakdown insurance renewal for $1,043,398
- Waste Disposal Account Agreement with Waste Pro of Florida, Inc. for up to $110,000
- Suncoast Parkway II Change Order Request for $42,437.50
- Public hearing for PUD-21-01 regarding Eileen Prive
- Demolition determinations for 6997 W. Cyrus St. and 6429 W. Folger Ct.
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve minutes from the April 12 meeting and review financial reports. The agenda includes special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks.
- Approval of draft minutes from 4/12/2021 meeting
- Review of financial reports for 5-10-2021 meeting
- Special reports on trees and mowing, medians, public works, parks, and overall maintenance
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The council will meet to approve the minutes from the April 7, 2021 meeting and review current financial reports. The agenda includes reports from point persons on local infrastructure and maintenance items.
- Approval of April 7, 2021 draft minutes
- Review of financial reports for the May 5, 2021 meeting
- Streetlights and fire hydrant reports
- Road resurfacing and roadway maintenance updates
- Beautification of boulevards, medians, and fountain maintenance
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is discussing the allocation of $29 million in American Rescue Plan funds for water, sewer, and broadband infrastructure. The body is also considering authorizing staff to proceed with an Invitation to Bid for Universal Collection.
- Proposed wastewater projects totaling $9,770,000
- Proposed water projects totaling $16,890,000
- Proposed septic-to-sewer projects totaling $45,826,000
- Discussion on Invitation to Bid for Universal Collection
- Review of $2,690,091 in CARES Act expenditures for Fire Rescue
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is deciding on various service contracts, budget transfers, and grant applications. Key items include funding for fire equipment and construction services and the approval of several professional engineering authorizations.
- Approximate $2,690,091 for Fire Rescue equipment and construction services using Cares Act reimbursement
- Work authorizations for Burrell Engineering, Inc. for watermain extension ($72,325) and wastewater force main extension ($96,242)
- Lease agreement with American Door & Hardware LLC at 1558 North Meadowcrest Boulevard for $2,718.86 per month
- FDOT Block Grant funding application for $299,622 with a required county match of $299,622
- Lease agreement with Scout Hut, Inc. for a building in Homosassa Area Recreational Park at $1.00 per year
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing expenditure and service data for various housing assistance programs, including SHIP and CARES. The body is also discussing new grant awards and upcoming program launches.
- Key Training Center awarded $30,000 for three projects ($10,000 each)
- CDBG-DR Request for Funds #4 received $15,014.60
- Proposed Septic Tank Incentive Project for May 11 BOCC meeting
- Review of General Fund CARES expenditures totaling $299,100.38
- Revision of Deferred Impact Fees A.R. 13.23
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings on two conditional use requests and proposed amendments to the County Comprehensive Plan. The plan updates are required to comply with state requirements regarding water supply and coastal management.
- CU-21-02: Request for RV and/or boat trailer parking in the General Commercial District for Storeright (Lecanto I), LLC
- CU-21-03: Request for an accessory structure for Victory Baptist Church at 5040 E. Shady Acres Dr., Inverness
- CPA-21-05: Proposed amendments to Comprehensive Plan Chapter 3 (Conservation) and Chapter 4 (Coastal, Lakes and River Management)
- CPA-21-05: Updates to Coastal High Hazard Area (CHHA) maps and definitions to address sea level rise
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is meeting to review a marketing grant application for the Blues & BBQ Festival and receive a presentation from Madden Media. The body will also review destination updates and financial reports.
- Review of $750 marketing assistance application for the Blues & BBQ Festival
- Madden Media presentation on current analytics and upcoming projects
- Review of February 2021 Tourism Development Tax revenue of $188,696.29
- Report on February 2021 hotel occupancy (64.9%) and ADR ($100.66) for Citrus County
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners conducted a workshop to review conceptual designs and cost estimates for a new animal shelter. The presentation by Bacon Group, Inc. Architecture detailed facility needs, staffing requirements, and projected operational costs.
- Total construction and soft cost estimate of $11,565,941
- Estimated soft costs for design and permitting of $1,165,000
- Proposed building size of 33,412.8 square feet
- Projected additional staffing costs between $223,246 and $261,690
- Estimated annual savings of $64,033.18 using a power assisted kennel cleaning system
Beverly Hills Advisory Council
The Beverly Hills Advisory Council is meeting to discuss and approve the budget for fiscal year 2021-2022. The council will also review financial reports and draft minutes from the March 8, 2021, meeting.
- Discussion and approval of FY 2021-2022 Budget
- Approval of draft minutes from March 8, 2021
- Review of financial reports for the April 12, 2021 meeting
- Special reports on trees, mowing, medians, public works, and parks
Aviation Advisory Board
The board will receive a demonstration of a GARD/VIRTOWER system from American Infrastructure Development, Inc. Members will review updates on Board of County Commissioners actions and project status reports for Inverness and Crystal River airports.
- GARD/VIRTOWER demonstration by American Infrastructure Development, Inc.
- Update on Grant Agreement for Design and Construct Vehicle Parking for T-Hangars at INF
- CGC Runway Extension and Runway Rehab Project status
- INF Taxiway B&C and Apron Rehab and TY A-1 Relocation Project
- CGC T-Hangars Phase II status
Citrus Springs Advisory Council
The Citrus Springs Advisory Council will meet to discuss and approve the FY 2021-2022 budget. The body will also review financial reports and receive updates on local infrastructure and beautification projects.
- Discussion and approval of FY 2021-2022 Budget
- Appointment of a member to update announcements on the marquee sign
- Reports on streetlights, fire hydrants, and road resurfacing
- Reports on boulevard beautification and roadway mowing
- Review of draft minutes from March 3, 2021
Board of County Commissioners
The Historical Resources Advisory Board is meeting to approve previous minutes and discuss a proposed ordinance item. The board will also receive an update regarding a DAR historical marker.
- Approval of December 2, 2020 meeting minutes
- Discussion of proposed ordinance item "7E" verbiage
- DAR historical marker update from the Historic Resource Officer
Planning and Development Council
The Planning and Development Commission will hold public hearings for two land-use applications. The body will consider a request to vacate utility easements and a proposal to establish a Planned Unit Development.
- PV-21-02: Request by Robert O'Hara to vacate drainage and utility easements at 12572 W. Snowdrop Pl., Crystal River
- PUD-21-01: Request by Eileen Prive to establish a Planned Unit Development for two five-acre parcels at 6089 S. Pine Meadow Ave., Homosassa
Value Adjustment Board
The Value Adjustment Board is meeting to conduct Special Magistrate hearings. The agenda includes one specific petition regarding Walgreen Co.
- Petition 33: Walgreen Co.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider amending the impact fee schedule for various county services. The meeting includes a presentation on the 2021/2022 budget development and the adoption of the County Investment Policy.
- Public hearing on Ordinance OA-21-01 to amend the Impact Fee Schedule for transportation, schools, parks, library, fire, EMS, law, and public buildings
- Work Authorization for Burrell Engineering, Inc. for professional utility engineering services at a cost of $42,792
- E911 State Grant for Primary PSAP Recorder Replacement in the amount of $55,850
- Lease agreement for Craftsmans Guild, Inc. to use a building at Central Ridge Community Park from April 1, 2021, to March 31, 2024
- Setting of FY 2021/2022 Budget Hearings for July 28, September 9, and September 28, 2021
Aviation Advisory Board
The board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and receive updates on various aviation projects. Discussions include a grant agreement for vehicle parking at INF and status reports for runway and hangar work.
- Election of AAB Chair and Vice Chair
- Grant Agreement for Design and Construct Vehicle Parking for T-Hangars Project at INF
- CGC Runway Extension and Runway Rehab Project status
- CGC T-Hangars Phase 11 and FBO Generator status
- INF Taxiway A-1 Relocation and Airspace Study-Obstruction Removal Phase 1
Veterans Services Advisory Board
The board is meeting to receive updates on the Veterans Village and discuss long-term sustainability for the Mission homeless shelter in Inverness. Members will also review VA caregiver support and Agent Orange presumptive conditions.
- Veterans Village update from Peter Kranker
- Discussion on sustaining the Mission homeless shelter in Inverness
- Review of Agent Orange presumptive Hypothyroidism, Parkisonism and Bladder Cancer
- Report on vacancies at State Veterans homes
- Three VSAB vacancy terms ending March 31, 2021