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Special MeetingTue, Sep 20, 2016

Council adopted Resolution 2016-27 certifying the FY 2016-17 stormwater assessment roll and Resolution 2016-28 certifying the $371,899 street lighting assessment.

7 items on the agenda · 4 decisions recorded

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  1. 1Call to Order – Roll Call0:00
  2. 2

    Pledge of Allegiance

    Pledge of Allegiance followed by a moment of silence honoring servicemen and women.

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    [00:00:18] If you could all stand, join me in the Pledge of Allegiance, [00:00:20] followed by a moment of silence in honor of our servicemen [00:00:23] and women at home and abroad. [00:00:25] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, [00:00:30] and to the republic for which it stands, [00:00:32] one nation, under God, indivisible,

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    Moment of Silence

    Moment of silence and Pledge of Allegiance.

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    [00:00:36] with liberty and justice for all. [00:00:43] Thank you. [00:00:43] You may be seated.

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  4. 4.a

    Public Hearing - Annual Stormwater Utility Assessment

    approved

    Council held a public hearing on the annual stormwater utility assessment and adopted Resolution 2016-27, approving the FY 2016-17 non-ad valorem assessment roll for stormwater management services and directing certification to the Pasco County tax collector. No public comment was received. A councilmember noted the assessment needs to be revisited within the next year or two due to a five-year sunset from the 2012 increase.

    • motion:Motion to approve Resolution 2016-27 approving the FY 2016-17 stormwater non-ad valorem assessment roll and directing certification to the Pasco County tax collector. (passed)
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    [00:00:47] First item on the agenda is the annual stormwater utility [00:00:51] assessment. [00:00:51] Ms. Manz? [00:00:53] Mr. Mayor, members of the council, [00:00:55] the purpose of this agenda item this evening [00:00:57] is to solicit public comment on the stormwater utility [00:01:01] assessment fee levied against all developed [00:01:03] properties in the city. [00:01:04] And additionally, to adopt resolution number 2016-27, [00:01:09] which approves the assessment and allows for certification [00:01:12] to Pasco County. [00:01:14] Very good. [00:01:15] I'd like to ask the city attorney [00:01:16] if you could read this. [00:01:17] Resolution number 2016-27, a resolution [00:01:20] of the City Council of New Port Richey, Florida, [00:01:22] approving the fiscal year 2016-17 non-ad valorem [00:01:26] assessment role for stormwater management services, [00:01:29] directing certification of the assessment role [00:01:32] to the Pasco County tax collector, [00:01:35] and providing an effective date. [00:01:36] This is a public hearing, so I will open it up now [00:01:39] for public comment. [00:01:43] Seeing no one come forward, I will bring it back to council. [00:01:46] Move for approval. [00:01:48] We have a motion. [00:01:49] Second to the maker. [00:01:51] No, just that it's, if not next year, [00:01:54] the year after it needs to be re-looked at again. [00:01:57] They had a five-year sunset on it, [00:01:59] because we increased it back in 2012. [00:02:04] So noted. [00:02:04] To the second?

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    Public Hearing - Annual Street Lighting Assessment

    approved

    Council held a public hearing on the annual street lighting assessment fee of $371,899 for FY 2016-17 and adopted Resolution 2016-28 approving the assessment roll and directing certification to the Pasco County tax collector. Council noted the assessment funded the city's LED streetlight transition.

    • motion:Motion to approve Resolution 2016-28 approving the FY 2016-17 non-ad valorem assessment roll for street lighting services and directing certification to the Pasco County tax collector. (passed)
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    [00:02:05] No, thank you. [00:02:07] Councilman Starkey. [00:02:08] I have no comment. [00:02:09] Thank you. [00:02:10] I'm glad we're doing this, because I [00:02:11] think it's an integral part of why we haven't [00:02:14] had those flooding problems that some of the areas [00:02:17] around the city have had. [00:02:19] There's no further discussion. [00:02:20] All those in favor, please signify by saying aye. [00:02:22] Aye. [00:02:23] Opposed, like sign. [00:02:25] Next item is a public hearing on the annual street lighting [00:02:28] assessment. [00:02:28] Ms. Manns. [00:02:30] Mr. Mayor, the purpose of this public hearing [00:02:33] is to elicit public comment on the streetlight assessment [00:02:36] fee, which in this fiscal year is $371,899. [00:02:44] And additionally, to adopt resolution number 2016-28, [00:02:49] which approves the assessment and allows for certification [00:02:52] of Pasco County. [00:02:54] Very good. [00:02:54] Ask the city attorney to please read the resolution. [00:03:00] Resolution number 2016-28, a resolution [00:03:03] of the City Council of New Port Richey, Florida, [00:03:05] approving the fiscal year 2016-17 non-anvil arm [00:03:08] assessment role for street lighting services, [00:03:11] directing certification of the assessment role [00:03:13] to the Pasco County tax collector, [00:03:15] and provide an effective date. [00:03:17] This is a public hearing. [00:03:18] Opened up for public comment. [00:03:21] Seeing no one come forward, I bring it back to council. [00:03:24] Move for approval. [00:03:26] Second. [00:03:26] To the maker. [00:03:27] No, sir. [00:03:28] To the second. [00:03:30] These funds were obviously used for the streetlight transition. [00:03:32] Someone asked me that the other day. [00:03:34] Like, would we have been able to afford this, [00:03:36] changing out all the streetlights [00:03:37] like we did without this assessment? [00:03:39] No, sir. [00:03:40] I didn't think so. [00:03:41] That's what I told them, but I wasn't harm's insurance. [00:03:43] Right, the capital investment was [00:03:45] incurred by the energy company, but the rate [00:03:49] charge for each one of the fixtures was higher. [00:03:52] And so the taking and doing this assessment put us at 100% [00:03:57] and gave us a little bit of leeway [00:03:58] to be able to have something to be [00:04:00] able to add new lights into our infrastructure [00:04:03] and be able to afford the LED lighting. [00:04:05] Thank you.

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  6. 5Communications4:07
  7. 6Adjournment5:02