[0:08] I will call the September 7th, 2017 regular BOCC convening key to order. First, I will have the approval of the agenda.

[0:24] Thank you.

[0:24] I should talk about it.

[0:25] Thank you.

[0:26] I'm not sure if you can go back to the British or head back to the British or London.

[0:31] All of those say aye aye.

[0:33] I'm going to say aye.

[0:34] I'm going to say aye.

[0:34] If everyone could silence yourself on this time, we have minutes for approval.

[0:41] Work shop, noon, 717.

[0:44] Work shop, noon, 717.

[0:44] Work shop, noon, 718.

[0:46] B.O.C.C.

[0:47] Radio, noon, 720.

[0:50] B.O.C.C.

[0:50] Radio, noon, 833.

[0:52] B.O.C.C.

[0:53] the meeting 817, do I have a motion to approve?

[0:57] Motion to approve, I've read.

[1:01] Motion by Commissioner Lillandy, sir.

[1:03] Thank you.

[1:04] I'll speak with you.

[1:05] Aye.

[1:06] Motion passes.

[1:08] At this time, we have public comment on non-edited items.

[1:13] Any public comment on non-edited items?

[1:16] Go once twice.

[1:18] And the next item is motion to approve the consent agenda eight through F.

[1:25] The chair of motion to approve the first.

[1:28] The Senate today.

[1:31] The motion by Commissioner Thompson.

[1:33] The second by Commissioner Melinda.

[1:35] All the things that I have.

[1:37] The

[1:40] first item is Marie-Person Dr. Free Harvey.

[1:47] Where do you come up?

[1:49] My

[1:57] name is Maria Pierson and I'm with Dr. Frigurdy.

[2:00] My name is Mike Kosochi and Maria.

[2:02] Is that better?

[2:02] That's a lot better.

[2:04] With me, I have two members of our youth coalition.

[2:07] I use impact from the high school and they have graciously volunteer to read the

[2:12] proclamation.

[2:20] Hi.

[2:21] Howdy.

[2:25] Howdy.

[2:25] to charge it for a preventable event that has a devastating impact on family's

[2:30] activities with 352 lives, laws, and for the 2015 and whereas to suicide in

[2:40] Florida was the ninth leading cause of death in the second leading cause of death among

[2:44] people ages 25 to 34 at 2015 and whereas public awareness is key to preventing

[2:52] for the loss of life as soon as I can be reduced through awareness education and treatment.

[2:58] And, whereas Bora is a rear-end suicide prevention efforts, I resources dedicated to reducing

[3:04] suicide deaths and whereas Jeffrey Hardy is committed to working with the Bora's suicide prevention

[3:10] for a native council and community partners to reduce suicide prevention and intervention.

[3:16] Now, therefore, we have proclaimed that the Board of County Commissioners of Hardie County

[3:22] does in regular session, really is assembled here by proclaim September 10th through the

[3:28] 16th, 2017, as for us to design prevention weeks.

[3:36] Today, you oversee the T-shirts of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Number.

[3:40] This is a national network of local crisis centers that provide free and confidential

[3:45] emotional support to people in suicide crisis, or emotional distress, 24 hours a day

[3:50] 7 days a week. We're committed to improving crisis services and advancing suicide

[3:54] production by impact, empowering individuals advancing, professional, best

[3:59] practices and building awareness. On August 27th at the NTV Video Musical

[4:03] Work's Deaf Jam Artist Logic, performed a single 1-800-273-8255, this

[4:09] longest time after a lifeline and shared a story at home. Since the show, caused

[4:14] to the suicide prevention hall and having increased by 50%. We have ordered

[4:19] pass along cards with a left line number as well as actively bringing awareness through our social

[4:24] media pages. So join for it. So join and join for your hearty and helping to get this life changing

[4:29] message out. And not only suicide prevention, but thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The measures you

[4:36] have any questions?

[4:39] Okay, where we up, let's the girl wrap it behind you. Miranda? Miranda?

[4:46] Yeah, Miranda, if you want to come up and hope to finger up like asking a question, I'll be to ask her a question.

[4:53] So that's all before the week that I think I would be getting right shot in the anger if you're all there in any way.

[4:59] They wanted to take pictures of all you guys.

[5:02] They didn't.

[5:03] Okay, that'll work time for just a word on what you're doing.

[5:07] We appreciate the efforts it's a good thing to get out there.

[5:09] You never can look at somebody you're just above what's going on inside their head

[5:14] And it may be the end of the world for them, something that is something that's just a statement in their lives that they can get through it.

[5:21] It's a good thing that what you are doing here, so we appreciate it as a community.

[5:26] If you all want to come up, it's staying here. We'll stand up behind you.

[5:29] No vote for you.

[5:30] Was that a good measure for?

[5:32] Yeah.

[5:33] Let's get the motion.

[5:35] Mr. Dickie, keep me on track with that.

[7:00] uh... motion to uh...

[7:00] Good

[7:09] morning. Good morning. Good morning. Thank you.

[7:14] And the first item up for us is almost number 2017 11. This is the proposed

[7:22] unified by land development code. We have gone through it at the first

[7:26] year on August 17. The bill has changed since then, but we did note a few

[7:34] issues during that meeting. The first, I think, the County Attorney Admissions and

[7:39] subscribers, there was in, I think, a section 2.28. We have corrected those. In addition,

[7:48] the Commissioner of United mentioned a concern with the first section, section 2.313. That's

[7:54] a yard trash. We did put some additional language in there, hopefully, to address that. And if

[7:59] that's not added, but we can always kind of,

[8:02] might have gotten there, but essentially just

[8:04] exempting any type of road crops from the maximum height

[8:11] for your grass in a FR A1 zoning district that's less

[8:16] than four acres, and that was pretty much

[8:19] a summation of the changes we've made since we went

[8:21] through them, it's such great detail last time I

[8:24] didn't feel a necessary to go back through each one.

[8:28] Okay, can I make you any questions?

[8:32] I have some questions.

[8:38] My opinion still is that I don't like the section on the cargo containers.

[8:46] The section are a page 136 in our packet.

[8:49] That's an eye.

[8:51] That's an eye.

[8:53] That was a move section.

[8:54] I added to, or actually replacements perhaps, but there's actually 2.30 accessory structures,

[9:03] yeah. However, allowing for them, whereas previously they had been prohibited, but putting

[9:08] on some requirements and restrictions, so there's some way to address them, so you don't have

[9:14] negative impacts on adjoining property. Yeah.

[9:25] You know, it just seems like this is more and more

[9:27] popular thing to do, maybe that's why we're trying to put restrictions on and now, and

[9:31] it seems like more and more people are utilizing these as storage containers, which

[9:37] I guess just a short time ago, maybe a decade, but they're worn around at all.

[9:46] But a couple of things is like the first aim under there, it says, please don't

[9:53] property in such a manner not to be visible from any public or private right away.

[9:59] That's pretty difficult, right?

[10:02] Well, that's why, as I think we discussed last time, it's an even horde.

[10:06] You may not be able to do that on any part of it, but some larger partials in particular,

[10:10] because these are dealing, I think, with A-mon and C-2's own gestures.

[10:15] Some of our larger A-mon partials, you certainly probably could put it in a position

[10:21] where to still provide storage, but be at a visible visibility from the right away.

[10:26] But then some C2 parcels that may not be an option, and they still need that storage.

[10:33] So at least then there's an option.

[10:35] You do some keeping it a nice, good, clean, non-deteriorating container,

[10:41] and you add a little bit of landscaping and make it look like not an eye source,

[10:46] so that your neighbors don't have issues with it.

[10:49] that was the point behind the thing to provide some, you know, allowances for something that

[10:55] isn't going to allow it, but yet to try to keep it from being a problem for other adjacent

[11:02] elevation. And then you kind of mentioned it there, but at the B is maintained in a good condition

[11:11] without rust or visible deterioration, and landscape

[11:16] don't three of its four sides, well maintained.

[11:24] So it just seems like it's a very difficult task

[11:30] than just setting down a container less.

[11:34] So just trying to have discussion with it.

[11:36] This is a real straight requirement here, and then also the first part of it there is I'll just get out the three points which is all three parts there, but the first part is with a maximum of three units, and that doesn't, there's not a land size that if there's 100 acres we can have three units.

[12:08] Yes, essentially it was one container per acre up to a maximum of 30, I mean that

[12:15] didn't really want to open up the gate to

[12:18] I mean 10 acre anyone parcel you could have 10 containers sitting out there and maybe it's not visible from a wide away

[12:26] But it may be it's visible from your neighbor and he don't really want to see 10

[12:31] Harp of containers within 25 feet of his property line

[12:37] It's, you know, you know, all getting at, you know, and where do you draw that exact line?

[12:42] I mean, you can differ about that, you know, for some time, but I do think it's very important

[12:47] that we try to keep some type of protection there for other people.

[12:52] Yeah, and I agree with you, but it's, to me, you know, I think it's that line.

[12:58] We've had several things since I've been up here that were, what the whole more, what the landowners

[13:04] right is on his land and what the neighboring people can say about what he does on his land,

[13:11] you know, however I say, like a tower with that tower, some this guy don't want him to have

[13:15] a tower, and I get calls from the community from people like, hey, it's his land, you know,

[13:20] why can't he do stuff on his land? And the other one says, well, it's, you know, I don't like it,

[13:27] what he's doing on his land. So anyway, it's a tough thing. I get calls from the guy that's trying

[13:31] do it in one movement. I see both sides, but I mean even in this case the guy wants to put

[13:37] up some of the sheds or some storage containers on his land and the neighbor is afraid it

[13:43] will affect his land as it may get where the land owners not allowed to do it on his own land.

[13:49] You know, so I understand the complexity of it here,

[13:57] but you know, I just really not certain

[14:01] any of those three things are ideal in my mind.

[14:10] I'd question some of those things last meeting we discussed it. However, I also went back and thought about if it was there was seeing a cargo down side of my property and how I would

[14:29] more about to look. So after thinking about that we do have the restrictions that have been placed on them.

[14:38] Maybe not so bad. And it probably does discourage. Maybe it does discourage them. That's okay.

[14:47] I'd like to just...

[14:51] time hit what my...

[14:54] if you took with the photo and...

[14:57] you're someone named...

[14:58] time to see what they...

[15:00] Step on those, or is this something you come up with or how did you come up with these? I mean, I get the question is, our neighboring counties, I don't want to go overboard of what we are more strict on people living in our county than what we're neighboring counties are, because we're not trying to push girls away, we're trying to get them. And I don't want something more restrictive.

[15:31] than what are neighboring counties, I mean, and how it's coming also, I mean, I don't know

[15:35] about it.

[15:36] I just wanted to check if it is said to over or on any of them to see what they're

[15:41] for on the cargo containers.

[15:45] I am not done any full number of kind of inquiry among all our property, our joining

[15:49] counties and stuff, just informally from spiking with people periodically and what I've

[15:55] heard is, it's a mixed bag.

[15:56] I mean, some people, like us, just really don't allow them to allow us, maybe don't arrest them.

[16:02] Some people do have, you know, some allowances.

[16:07] And I know,

[16:09] Manatee County, there's some requirements there that,

[16:13] we had a county employee who had one place to the next to her property,

[16:19] and Manatee County, and through food enforcement,

[16:23] was able to have that removed.

[16:25] and I couldn't tell you the specifics, but I do know that there's several other counties

[16:29] do regulate it, they're not just a free for all, but some of them, so it's a must bag,

[16:39] but like I said, I haven't actually done a formal survey of each one, enjoy carrying it.

[16:44] Well, I'm in Manatee County a lot, and I've seen a lot of them in Manatee County, but they're not,

[16:50] They don't have the vegetation around them that never visible from the road, but you know, maybe it's against code, but I guess maybe it seems to be more complain about it or something than these other areas, I don't know.

[17:03] You say that, and I mean, I don't know the reasons behind the white code enforcement was able to have the one removed that he said it was next to.

[17:13] Yeah, I don't know if I have those because of it.

[17:18] I just want to be careful that we're not pushing people away.

[17:25] Mr. Chair, we need to remember that what we're doing here is less restrictive.

[17:31] What we're trying to do is less restrictive than what we are.

[17:33] At this point today, we're not allowed at all here.

[17:39] So we're making them more.

[17:43] When we go out there, okay, but it's less restricted to do what we're trying to do.

[17:50] However, the one issue that I've had, and as it's perfect, I read this thing, and I can

[17:56] think of situations where it would not be appropriate or it would not be, it would not

[18:00] work well.

[18:02] But the 10-foot distance in between, so if you put two of them in, you can't put them

[18:08] side by side.

[18:09] I don't like that, I mean, because that means that they take up a lot more of them, and

[18:16] cargo containers, one of those things that, let's say, said, well, just stacking two of them

[18:21] or three of them is side by side.

[18:24] Now, if you've got much more than three, maybe any more than three, could have access problems,

[18:31] you could be emergency service or things like that, but to stick to cargo container side

[18:37] without that 10-foot separation.

[18:39] I don't see it being a problem.

[18:42] Or you are fearing with anything.

[18:46] So, I think we're doing.

[18:49] We're less in the regulation,

[18:51] but we're still leaving some rules of place

[18:53] if people are going to ignore.

[18:55] It's just that simple.

[19:01] The 10-foot count of those millions.

[19:02] That's right.

[19:03] This chair.

[19:04] To me, Tom, we could, of course,

[19:06] we allow it side by side.

[19:07] It's certain zones.

[19:09] I can become a nurse mark.

[19:12] But you could eliminate the ten foot as long as you make sure they stay away from structures.

[19:18] I'm going to allow there, but make sure that you still have that separation because if you, you know,

[19:25] containers place the considerable distance from actual structure itself.

[19:30] It's not so important to try to get apparatus and people in between them.

[19:35] things don't catch fire burning in there. So more important is to keep

[19:39] of separate from the structures of the property.

[19:43] That's 10.

[19:46] John, remind me of what all they're using these containers for.

[19:51] You probably told us, but you might get anything under the sun. I mean, there's why no

[19:59] of instances across the county where people are, you know, predominantly

[20:04] storage in industrial areas, people, you know, companies use them for storage of bulk materials,

[20:12] storage of just people to, you know, basically in a little bit of a shed, you know,

[20:19] either farm or home equipment.

[20:23] I know of one that we're working with where they've put a couple of them together and

[20:28] modify them to make them a whole. I mean, there's, you know, a wide variety of uses that

[20:35] put to across the country and even in our county, absolutely.

[20:39] Where are they getting them from?

[20:42] That's good to tell you.

[20:44] You get violence, don't you?

[20:45] You get them all over the country.

[20:47] There's plenty of other around.

[20:50] You've got to be in pain, like I say.

[20:55] This is what I believe, I believe that it's going to be very hard to get a perfect situation here that everybody's going to fit everybody's needs if they need their rises that fall outside of these parameters.

[21:09] I mean, I mean, they can come before the board and, you know, we could just give a very

[21:15] through something to them for some kind of special need.

[21:18] But the good news is, I believe the reason we're having this conversation is because we

[21:23] have five Republican commissioners sitting up here that don't like government telling the

[21:27] brothers, how to decide what to do about anything.

[21:31] But we have to have some kind of border lines and regulations to keep everything in as good

[21:38] little boxes we can, but I think the spirit of this function, we're glad that the spirit

[21:44] lives behind the commissioners that are driving this train right now, which is an absolute

[21:51] good thing. Too much government is not a good thing. We want to keep it as easy as we can

[21:58] and protect the people basically. So, for four of these, oh, it's four last time.

[22:19] The reason you have codes is so that constantly things do not have to come before you.

[22:25] There you go at the end of the time.

[22:26] I prefer if we could add code in their leaving into the discretion of the director planning

[22:31] and development if we request or make the code.

[22:34] because they may be temporary.

[22:36] Yep, a lot of times.

[22:37] Now, on your larger operations and Ag,

[22:40] and a lot of time, that's feed.

[22:42] Let's come to tools and stuff like that.

[22:44] But you know, when you have 1,000 acres out there,

[22:48] it's back in the woods.

[22:50] We're never going to know what's there to begin with.

[22:53] But we could leave it up to the planning director

[22:56] to entertain exceptions to it.

[22:59] And then when he denies that, it says,

[23:00] if you denies it, then it could come before.

[23:02] And I believe you have had it to entertain.

[23:06] If they proliferated after Charlie, we did have some kind of,

[23:09] I think, you know, to have a red or a judge decided to get in like it.

[23:14] And if they proliferated everywhere, they would remember being free with your arms.

[23:20] But I mean, you will never, you will never add the specificity that is going to satisfy you

[23:29] because the very next case will be different.

[23:33] I mean, that's what Zoning's all about.

[23:35] It's about to be restriction.

[23:37] Like it or not, everything in the picture.

[23:43] So, I think one would probably be the area

[23:48] with the right if it's in a one, they can apply it

[23:53] to the planning development director

[23:55] to make a decision and you couldn't, you don't need

[23:58] in the code, but you can have your own procedure, what you'll take in the consideration, names,

[24:03] distance to other things, and handle it that way. And then the protocol always have the right

[24:10] to come and build with work, if taught, or whoever's sitting in that seat can ask it.

[24:15] That's pretty good though, isn't it? They're good for lindy. No, shoot it.

[24:18] You're looking at me at the wrong one. You know, you've got to admit at least better.

[24:24] I don't know. I still think I have a problem with that. It's in black and white. I mean we're saying it can't have rust on it or visible deterioration and it has to be landscape.

[24:38] Seems like it's a more restrictive requirement than any other building built in the county and you can't see it. You're allowed to see it from the public right away.

[24:53] This is going to be a...

[24:55] What is this?

[24:56] This is what they're trying to do.

[24:57] They're trying to take a pin with a butt lipstick.

[25:00] Okay?

[25:01] That's what we're trying to do.

[25:03] And that's what we're trying to do.

[25:03] You're going to get the pin with lipstick, really.

[25:07] Why do you want a barron to have a wrap on the bar?

[25:09] Some time.

[25:12] Pain of baby blues, the sky, you can see it.

[25:17] I like the language.

[25:18] that they just mentioned, different than the discretion of the director there.

[25:23] I continue that I don't want it to be more restrictive than the citizens, you know,

[25:28] I understand the predicament we're in, but it seems like this is just more restrictive than I would like to see it.

[25:37] Just in a certain discussion that has to happen.

[25:40] But keep in mind that it is anything we do that allow, and it's less restrictive than what we are.

[25:46] And I think that my problem comes back to enforcement, so if right now, if we say they're

[25:54] not allowed, and then right now we say we know they're out there, that seems weird to me

[26:00] to, that seems like at any moment we could go and get somebody and say, hey, you know, this

[26:05] is not allowed,

[26:11] and it's what we do about it, we actually do about them because we know

[26:15] they're out there.

[26:15] Well, the code doesn't well.

[26:18] Mr. Chair, yes, sir?

[26:19] Todd.

[26:20] So right now, I is up to date.

[26:24] Is there anything on the containers?

[26:29] Do we have anything, is there anything?

[26:34] The only thing is that light was that we're striking out

[26:37] in one of the previous sections in here,

[26:40] undercester, where it specifically says accessory

[26:42] structures do not include cargo containers.

[26:45] that is a specific prohibition against cargo containers.

[26:50] And that's where right now they're prohibited.

[26:53] And if code enforcement was needed to want to do it,

[26:58] it could go out there and tag any and every cargo container

[27:02] used as an accessory structure.

[27:05] But it says that it doesn't include cargo containers.

[27:09] It doesn't say that they're actually prohibited.

[27:13] Well, that's not being an accessory structure. You're either the primary structure or you're

[27:17] the accessory structure. So, if you're not the primary structure, then you're not a car

[27:22] of a container. And there really is not many places or uses, I can think of where you would

[27:29] allow just even on agricultural land where we have, you can put an accessory structure without

[27:37] having a primary structure. Again, it's still an accessory structure, it's still broken

[27:42] in it, so even if you had a vacant piece of five acre A1's own property, you can't

[27:47] just stick a carbon tornado per the code right now today.

[27:52] So, A1 property?

[27:58] I would have to get a, if I was going to use it for an agricultural use.

[28:04] I would have to get A from it.

[28:06] No, you can't. As of today, there's no permanent timing, and there's that something with this.

[28:13] Yes, you can have, you know, let's say it's five acres of it's behind the woods, and you can't see it, and it's on your five acres.

[28:21] You get under this new regulation. You're fine.

[28:25] But like I did, permit, and find that I use it right.

[28:30] If it's agricultural purposes, and you've got the ad classification on it, meaning that you're exempted from the floor to build into,

[28:37] and you would not need to have a bullet permit,

[28:40] but if you were not, and you said meaning

[28:42] except from the building code, then you would,

[28:46] or you should have been understanding the building.

[28:48] I'm not going to talk about it.

[28:50] If it's going to be used for A, they wouldn't have to do it.

[28:54] Well, actually, it says it right here,

[28:57] as long as the container secures a permit

[28:59] and the hard-accuni building.

[29:00] So this, yes, but that wouldn't, if, again,

[29:04] And if we determine this was an agate zone property and the structure was being used for non-residential

[29:12] farm-related storage, then it could qualify as an agate zone structure and not under the

[29:20] four billion codes and thus we would not issue the four required.

[29:24] That's an enormous part of the other.

[29:26] That's an enormous part of the other things.

[29:31] So if it's I think it's a year old.

[29:33] You, your eye, there's only one and eight year.

[29:38] You cannot see it.

[29:41] It's landscape, don't bring it to the first side.

[29:45] Or in it has no rust or visible deterioration.

[29:49] You're good.

[29:51] Yes.

[29:52] I think the chairman point may be good point out though.

[29:55] It's not both the old model is a boy and no rust or two.

[30:01] So, if it's back in the woods, we can't see it. We're not going to require you to do landscaping or make sure it's a night pretty.

[30:10] There isn't either there.

[30:12] Yeah.

[30:15] Yeah, there's no.

[30:16] Either a or b.

[30:19] Oh, there's no.

[30:20] I don't know.

[30:22] Yeah.

[30:22] Mr. Chair.

[30:23] He was crazy.

[30:25] The landscaping.

[30:26] The government may we don't require others.

[30:29] Yes, we do.

[30:29] There's a whole section of my escape line structures and buildings and everything, as always when

[30:33] it's capable of departments.

[30:35] And sometimes that's very, very minimal in what's required in every defined certain, I don't

[30:40] remember cause you didn't make the comment on which part of the code, the landscaping did

[30:46] it applies because the code is broken down to that year.

[30:49] What do you recall, since you don't have the code in front of you, what exactly landscaping

[30:57] requirements, did we ask?

[31:00] I put on there's essentially, I think, a, B and C, your type landscape buffer required

[31:08] around whether it's proper lines, structures, you know, getting streaks.

[31:15] I chose the least of it, which was the type A buffer, which was a 10-foot buffer and

[31:20] the code. That was just a, to me, the, the, the more normal amount of button required under the code that I could quickly reference.

[31:30] But in the code, don't we also expect some time the actual plans.

[31:34] Can you be able to list a group of plans for a group of plans, so I'm not sure which ones all in type A and category.

[31:43] We typically, the types, we'll say, you know, in X, 100 feet or whatever, X number of trees,

[31:55] Y number of motions and the density.

[31:58] And then you pick it off of the approved list.

[32:07] I wonder who's going to monitor all of this?

[32:12] I drive all over the county, we all do drive all of the county and see stuff that you

[32:18] think, Lord, that is to be cleaned up, so you wonder who in the world's going to monitor?

[32:23] The latest.

[32:25] I'm sorry.

[32:25] So the neighbors.

[32:26] Well, I was curious if we have them now.

[32:29] I wonder how many neighbors have complained.

[32:32] And then we're trying to eliminate.

[32:34] We had some kind of teeth, like you said,

[32:36] TN on one side, I don't know if there's others.

[32:42] Seems like they're kind of an accepted storage unit,

[32:46] not a complaint about storage in all day.

[32:49] OK, so if Commissioner Thompson,

[32:52] if you could get Commissioner's Melindee for hug,

[32:55] if they had mixed in with you.

[33:03] Yeah, I got more.

[33:07] Oh, you got more questions?

[33:14] It's contagious though.

[33:15] How about bringing something up?

[33:16] We all start talking.

[33:17] We need a point board.

[33:20] Or we might do you quite?

[33:21] We do.

[33:22] Which one do you?

[33:24] I think we'll talk to you.

[33:25] We respect your opinion, Commissioner.

[33:29] Just don't want to clarify.

[33:37] What kind of yellow is he coming through?

[33:39] Yeah, I got one 38, so I was just trying to remember.

[33:43] Who's that?

[33:46] Mr. Demion.

[33:50] Take it down.

[33:51] Take it down.

[33:53] And Mr. Harris is going to get coffee.

[33:55] So, you know, picked up.

[33:56] Just to read recreational vehicles, including collapsible camping trailers.

[34:01] There by got it, people in 38,

[34:06] and boats on trailers may be parked for storage purposes

[34:10] only within the side yard and area, not less than five feet from the side parking line.

[34:18] Within the rear yard area, not less than five feet from the rear parking line, where in the

[34:23] front yard meeting the requirement front yard setback

[34:36] was just under parking restrictions.

[34:39] So, the curious thing here was, what was it before?

[34:42] There was no restrictions, the current code has those, essentially, sound restrictions in listed

[34:52] apps, specifically for the Resident Chores Island Districts, the A123 Zone Districts.

[34:59] But it's something of F-R or A-1, so this is just basically extending those predictions

[35:07] to the RNA, what's any distance?

[35:11] And is it, is it my one black one?

[35:17] But is this a time limit on there?

[35:21] Or is it just, you can park it along with it,

[35:24] fits within those restrictions.

[35:27] But that's primarily just the parking

[35:30] and storage of the vehicles, not the use of them,

[35:34] which is a separation issue.

[35:37] Okay,

[35:40] and then the grasping mode,

[35:52] I

[36:14] believe that's the first section that's proposed for a moment, so.

[36:25] I don't know what you're talking about.

[36:28] This is the grass that has to be 12.

[36:30] It's actually 12.13.

[36:32] It's the first proposed moment.

[36:34] I'm not sure because I don't have your exact, again, at the page number per year, you're packet, so.

[36:39] Is it 1-34?

[36:43] They didn't see it.

[36:44] Thanks 1-34.

[36:46] It is.

[36:47] Vegetation high.

[36:48] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[36:48] The 12th venture is set for row crops to reduce the risk of fire.

[36:53] You know, that is something that's bothered.

[36:55] Has bothered me a little bit.

[36:57] Because I know that there are, say, four-acre pastures that are made up of multiple

[37:06] parses.

[37:07] And that pasture may be used for grazing or hay, and it feels used for hay, then it would

[37:14] be definitely over 12 inches tall, and it could be for grazing, it could be the same,

[37:19] same thing.

[37:20] So again, I think if there's some latitude, I do understand what you're going and what you're

[37:27] trying to do here, but there's some latitude with you if somebody does have a problem to

[37:36] get it off before it has to come to us, I think, I think you could look at, look, it

[37:42] wants to say, hey, well, that's the really not, not a problem. It's only going to be a problem

[37:47] somebody could place it, but it must be, we're not going to complain about it. It will take

[37:51] a care of, they feel that maybe 30 inches tall. Yeah, that's a big idea. It was thingy about

[37:58] that scenario that you're discussing, because certainly some, you have agricultural lands

[38:05] where there's multiple parcels and several of those parcels may function all this one

[38:12] pasture, even though there may be one three acre parcel, you know, somewhere in there.

[38:17] Obviously there's an element of just common sense and, you know, reasonable and assist you

[38:23] interpret it and force these things and we certainly wouldn't.

[38:27] I think we could trust you to do that.

[38:32] Well, usually the hate field, I mean, it's being sent as this is rent, right?

[38:39] All districts accept A1, FFR's own, and property's greater than 4 acres.

[38:46] So we have a property that's greater than 4 acres in Ag.

[38:50] We're not even talking about that.

[38:52] Well, I think this scenario they're talking about is, because we did use road crops to try to address it.

[38:58] So, a hayfield necessarily wouldn't be a road crop.

[39:02] If you really were going to be a stigma or bad interpretation, but if you have this

[39:07] 20 acres, but it's made up of three parcels or one of them is about three acres.

[39:13] I mean, if you really want it to be, you know,

[39:19] just a job there, you could say, well, technically,

[39:24] that's not a road crop, and technically, that's not four acres of a technique.

[39:30] But I'm not going to show you as long as I'm in this office, that interpretation, of course, that will not happen, and I couldn't imagine anyone with any

[39:39] some more of this or how and since trying to take that approach.

[39:46] Mr. Yeser?

[39:47] Yeser?

[39:48] Yeser.

[39:51] Yeser.

[39:54] You know, I think about well, what about after Todd and for the next guy comes in and he's

[39:59] going to interpret it, you know, work for work.

[40:02] But I guess, you know, if we find out that happens is commissioner, you know, we can amend it.

[40:08] It's anything we do here.

[40:10] We can amend as long as it doesn't go against the state or something.

[40:17] You're welcome.

[40:18] Everybody's talking to me.

[40:19] Thank you.

[40:20] Thank you.

[40:21] No.

[40:22] No.

[40:23] It's good.

[40:24] But do we have that luxury to not, I always have that struggle on what is written, what is required, you know, I got to call about the storage containers to go back to that and they said so if my nine feet have to come out and find me for nine feet apart, you have to get a tank measure and so I was like I'm sure that's not the intent, but when it's in the, when it's in writing, it's in black and white, it is.

[40:54] a possibility, you know. But again, this one, I'm not really arguing, it's your exempt

[41:02] if you're an A1, right? Yes, but I did. I did. It's except for row crops. So if it's

[41:14] your exempt if you're an A1, if your parcel is over four years period, period, period,

[41:19] So you've got a city where they're only even higher.

[41:22] But let's say you're a lot of records.

[41:24] It's been around since 1960 and years.

[41:27] Only a night and a half and a one-zeh.

[41:29] Well, technically by this, you have to maintain your yard.

[41:32] That's the 12 inches.

[41:35] And we're talking about that unusual circumstance where maybe you have a small parcel like that that's probably the bigger pasture.

[41:43] And it's used for hay.

[41:44] where we just wouldn't, you know, take it on reason of war, arbitrary interpretation of the code.

[41:52] I mean, there's a spirit of the code, and there's a letter of the law, and to me, at least my opinion,

[41:59] is that you look at the spiritual law in you, low-forward.

[42:04] Mr. Chair.

[42:05] Yes.

[42:06] The talker, other than saying, except for row crops, should we say except for the culture of crops?

[42:15] I can live with that. I live with no crops, but I'm okay with this.

[42:21] This has been probably one of the areas since I've been here that I've had the most complaints

[42:25] I've been doing come to my office. It's far, usually.

[42:29] Not because most people are there, there is no agriculture.

[42:33] And people think they're living in a residential.

[42:36] They don't understand. We have far as a transition.

[42:39] Even though this county has adopted some...

[42:44] that are out there which is actually sparse of the tape truth.

[42:48] You should have urban on one side.

[42:50] I go on the other side and transition.

[42:53] But yeah, one of them.

[42:56] Big stairs have been off the wall from the road.

[42:59] It's pest.

[43:01] You're never going to have that like common repeat.

[43:06] If you read the land development code and you start taking the positions,

[43:10] you're taking the electronics best 50.

[43:12] You are never going to go to sleep. There's 500 pages of code, and in 500 pages it refers to thousands of pages of statues, administrative codes.

[43:25] You know, I'm not there. That's what the code is. There has to be some starting point.

[43:30] And it has to be some stuff. It has to be some care of interpretation always.

[43:36] But I think, I think, say agriculture, we help it really where we get the complaints.

[43:42] Usually you find their neighbor is not a farmer.

[43:46] It's not an accident.

[43:47] You would say in quite a few goats and places.

[43:49] Of course, then you've got to go back.

[43:50] Grass, they're going to eat the grass.

[43:53] But you have to start.

[43:54] You have to start somewhere trying to, you know,

[43:56] I don't feel that the code that is being recommended now is going to be

[44:03] a significant problem, but

[44:09] code enforcement law has become as mentioned earlier, no, we never, we don't have a workforce of 50 that does nothing but control accounts of violence.

[44:18] We do depend upon the neighbors and this is kind of stuff that typically comes back from neighbors.

[44:30] Okay, no.

[44:31] Thank you.

[44:33] Yeah.

[44:33] Any more?

[44:34] No?

[44:35] Okay.

[44:37] Maybe not good.

[44:39] Maybe not good.

[44:40] Maybe not good.

[44:41] Maybe not even it's it.

[44:43] I just don't.

[44:45] I just don't like all the work in here, you know.

[44:47] I know, maybe we're trying to improve.

[44:50] But I guess everybody's got their opinion on this.

[44:52] And if this is the thing, this is the way you all think it ought to read.

[44:56] I'm on the level of discussion with him, so yes.

[45:00] Thanks if you get the book that read the rest of it, you'd be pretty discordant in the rest of it too.

[45:05] I personally have a copy of it. On my desk that I get into, I've had it for years. Yeah, it makes it right.

[45:13] There's no, if you want to start making wholesale changes and come up with perfect language you'll never get there.

[45:19] So he is going to go ahead and change one thing back to a cultural, I think that's true.

[45:25] Yeah, he doesn't make that part of your mother.

[45:28] The changes are going to change.

[45:31] That's a change.

[45:31] And I still don't say that.

[45:34] I don't know a lot of this, so that we're a question again.

[45:36] And I have the same question as you do.

[45:40] But I could say if you keep going, I mean, you'll never get to the end.

[45:44] And, but if something comes up, that there ends up to be a lot of problem with, we can only cement it and to thank you for it.

[45:54] We're making exceptions for that individual, if we chose to.

[45:58] I need exceptions.

[45:59] Well, you've got to ask it.

[46:01] So, a neighbor complains, and then we come back to something we voted on maybe the previous month, and then we make an exception for that.

[46:09] Well, I don't know what I'm going to do that.

[46:11] No, I don't.

[46:13] Okay. I don't like exceptions. I might make an amendment because I don't want to pick

[46:20] shoes. I might make an exception. We could spend days here going through this thing, trying

[46:27] to try to cover and be reasonable in every eventuality and it wouldn't be 30 days before someone

[46:33] would come in with some requests that wouldn't fit. And that's just the way it is.

[46:41] Yep. So, with all that, behind this, all right, three for most of the time, we missed

[46:48] Chairman. Motion took for the whole second reading. Order's 2017-11, proposing we mentioned

[46:56] this, and listed amendments to the party county, you want to see. We have a motion.

[47:04] Do I have a second?

[47:05] I think you can see that.

[47:07] Motion semester Thompson,

[47:09] Senate semester First.

[47:10] Do we have any public comments on this?

[47:12] It's inside of seeing none?

[47:16] All in favor say aye.

[47:19] Oppa.

[47:25] Miss Miller.

[47:29] Uh,

[47:32] she can say.

[47:34] The next item for us is,

[47:37] Ordnance number 2017.

[47:40] This is an amendment to our comprehensive plans, specifically the mining overlay map that's being brought to you by Moose.

[47:48] I'm going to say it for the LLC.

[47:50] I'll be here this on first reading back on August 17th at that time.

[47:58] There were no modifications in it.

[48:01] It was recommended for approval of first reading.

[48:04] We have since fulfilled the statutory obligations to send this to the Department of the Economic Opportunity, as well as other relevant agencies.

[48:15] We have gotten the letter back as of yesterday that the Department of Economic Opportunity has no issues or comments on this.

[48:27] issues or comments with state concerns, so they are okay with the adoption of this ordinance.

[48:35] And all other state agencies that we've gotten comments back from have also mentioned that they have no objections for comments.

[48:43] So at this time, unless you have further questions, I think we're ready for a final adoption.

[48:52] And I just went, you know, then until we do have an applicant's representative here tonight, but this morning, okay?

[48:59] Okay, this is a second reading. So, well, we've seen that before, did anybody have any questions on this agenda?

[49:09] Okay, seeing none. Do we have any, well, we need to get a motion, please.

[49:17] Make a motion to a free ordinance, two thousand seven.

[49:23] Fashwell.

[49:23] Much more commissioning.

[49:26] May I have a second?

[49:27] Second.

[49:28] Second.

[49:29] Second.

[49:30] Second.

[49:33] Second.

[49:43] Second.

[49:43] the BOCC meeting and Christina, the more it is, she was, she was here, where'd she go to?

[49:55] There's water.

[49:59] Just don't blame it over.

[50:00] Sir, Charlie, she's on her way.

[50:02] What's going away?

[50:05] If you wanted to, if you wanted to, really, I guess we could jump to,

[50:10] That's not the way you get up to the side of home and see.

[50:16] You request to do one of the relationships you want to send,

[50:18] at least bring it with you at the DMT.

[50:24] Well, we're seeing this here.

[50:26] First thing you want to come up and we'll get you started.

[50:30] Get to that and jump there.

[50:44] Thank you.

[50:44] There's more work.

[50:56] Mr. Mickey Strickland,

[50:58] from Linesville, requested closure,

[51:01] out-of-way closure, and locked 21 of the Linesville subdivisions.

[51:09] We received release, consent to closing from all the property owners.

[51:15] There were four parcels, four owners.

[51:17] We received all of their consent.

[51:20] We contacted the utilities, and then had any objection to the closure.

[51:30] They said it can use proof of publication on this agenda.

[51:44] Okay, Christine, are you finished?

[51:47] You did?

[51:48] Okay.

[51:48] Can I make sure you got any questions on this?

[51:58] Okay.

[52:00] Can I do another questions?

[52:05] And I get a question.

[52:06] Let's turn on the motion to a sound level resolution.

[52:09] It's 2017-32, closing the vacating and all the way.

[52:13] And what?

[52:15] I got an option on the subject.

[52:16] Okay.

[52:17] We have motion left.

[52:18] We'll turn off the second motion right.

[52:20] So we have the public comment on this.

[52:31] Okay,

[52:41] this one was requested by the Lionstone Baptist Church for the closure of the

[52:47] All-way of the block-22, which is to the west of block-21.

[52:52] If you have three parcels, they're all owned by the Baptist Church.

[52:57] They had no objection, had these signs of release form for the closing, no objections

[53:03] any activities you want to do?

[53:06] Okay, any questions on this one?

[53:08] We're sure.

[53:10] Seeing none, do we have any public comment on this agenda item?

[53:15] Seeing none, can I get them up?

[53:17] Mr. Chairman, I'll make a motion to approve the resolution 2017-33.

[53:25] Thank you.

[53:27] Thank you.

[53:31] Okay.

[53:32] The moment on this agenda, okay, all of us are very clear, I'm tired, much past.

[53:39] Thank you, Chris.

[53:40] Thank you.

[53:44] Okay, wait.

[53:45] We'll set you on.

[53:46] Good morning.

[53:47] We've been working on a condition.

[53:49] We have a long public works director.

[53:52] Before you have a request to support the work to approve a lease agreement with the

[53:57] Florida Department of Transportation,

[53:59] regarding the county use of FDLT property located on the outside of his branch road.

[54:10] As the border calls back in May, the border directed staff to contact the LT to see if they would allow the county

[54:20] to use their property and enter the lease agreement.

[54:23] The team favorably responded to the request and day about a less agreement, which is before

[54:31] you in the day, it is attached to the agenda, and so the four years of request that you

[54:37] have put the least agreement, which has a general of 10 years, of course we can always request

[54:42] them to extend that term. There is no cost to be carried as cost to be being disconcerted,

[54:49] So we just request some of these requests that the Chairman be allowed to authorise the

[54:56] sign or related documents.

[55:00] Thank you, Mr Chair, have an equation though, Mr.

[55:07] Chair.

[55:08] I'll take the motions.

[55:09] Mr Chair.

[55:10] Mr Chair, approve an authorization for Chairman's sign.

[55:13] The least agreement with FUT related to temporary road.

[55:16] A material storage on FDOT property, former C. S.

[55:21] That's property at Fesh Branch Road.

[55:23] and also authorization for chairman this time.

[55:25] All related documents.

[55:30] I'm a motion by Mr. Burr, second by commissioner.

[55:33] Thank you, Mr. Zepra.

[55:35] You know, let me get him to do it for you.

[55:40] Okay, take it by commissioner.

[55:41] Time to get the work came from.

[55:43] All right, just stay behind the scenes and the meetings.

[55:47] Do we have any trouble coming up with the deal that I don't need?

[55:50] There's no problem.

[55:51] Keep going.

[55:52] Okay.

[55:53] All the papers there.

[55:54] All right.

[55:55] All right.

[55:56] Okay, will it?

[55:58] Mr. Chairman, before yesterday's request, I'll put a board to a problem.

[56:04] Kevin, a resolution of a 2017-38, and also to authorize the Chairman to sign related

[56:12] documents.

[56:13] This resolution basically accepts the quick-going dates that provided right away for

[56:20] and also this resolution is the request of board to approve the road name for standard road and

[56:34] become a county maintain road.

[56:38] Who stood my place?

[56:42] Actually nobody's been maintaining it.

[56:44] The world has been open since 2007 and the world has worked on construction

[56:50] has completed.

[56:52] The county I currently put in a street name, sorry, back in 2014, but nobody maintained

[56:58] the road.

[56:59] The county is in good shape, so it doesn't really need maintenance, but sometimes the

[57:04] to try to win the game this and we need to identify who needs to identify who needs to do it.

[57:10] Does that mean you're held?

[57:12] Okay.

[57:14] Okay.

[57:14] I think that will.

[57:15] I think it will.

[57:17] It's a good.

[57:18] Fairly nobody ever told about it.

[57:20] I think it is.

[57:22] Okay.

[57:22] Any questions?

[57:23] Commissioner, you have been saying?

[57:27] I would, I'd like to make a statement.

[57:29] I encourage.

[57:31] I can do this now because I'm not involved in the property, but it's so point.

[57:35] I think it's that strong road, and of course, it extends a couple hundred yards west of

[57:45] the 70s and then dead ends, but that would be an excellent place for a road to get

[57:51] all the way through for having some point in the future.

[57:55] You can't keep in mind because between how it was 64 in the next place to cross over from

[58:04] It's almost about 17 to 4 to have a new history room, whether that would be an excellent place

[58:13] and one of those in my area for development.

[58:16] I guess that I could say that now because I'm not involved in property, but some main future.

[58:21] It's not wet, isn't it?

[58:23] No, but it's wet.

[58:25] I don't know.

[58:25] I've got the proof on my vehicle.

[58:27] We drove in at the other day, but there's a place also.

[58:30] I won't top of that sand hill.

[58:31] That's got about a foot. Now ten inches of water stand in and dry now. That's not that's a negative

[58:36] I

[58:40] didn't realize it went on. I just told those that guys got away, but you know, there's actually a

[58:47] So you're not saying about maybe six or a feet there are about and be right away with in the

[58:55] Darrell is limited as well. So if we were to

[58:58] And then we would have to get this right away for that existing row.

[59:01] It must have to get right away to extend the row.

[59:04] It would not be cheap, but it's one day down the road.

[59:10] It just talks about between the north and the southbound line.

[59:17] And the mushroom.

[59:18] That's your rule.

[59:18] Okay.

[59:19] Let's share the motion to approve and authorization to sign resolution 2017-38.

[59:58] I'm gonna put back a little bit more.

[1:00:00] And to the west again, have the level of coffee, what it is. Just let them be on the clock and the platter, might as well just have to name cell, probably on the clock and come back to the, hopefully, we've back by the clock.

[1:00:14] How John?

[1:00:16] What kind of is that?

[1:00:17] Funerals that re-lock, at the first bed, the church and the office.

[1:00:21] And if you go in for a year, turn down 64 and come back to it because all the traffic, you can't make a left turn on 66.

[1:00:28] I think that will be a little bit of a good master day.

[1:00:34] You sound for announcements or anything on that?

[1:00:37] Yeah, go ahead.

[1:00:39] I've got a call from Bill Labyrinth to Economic Development.

[1:00:43] This morning, and they are canceling the Tuesday IDA meeting.

[1:00:50] Let's schedule there.

[1:00:51] Apparently there's some people that should be there at the town.

[1:00:55] I feel like I'm going to have trouble getting back,

[1:01:00] so they're having a big schedule at this point.

[1:01:03] They're going to postpone it, postpone it definitely a week or two.

[1:01:06] They have to say that they didn't want it to be noted that it would not be your own Tuesday.

[1:01:12] One of the things I noticed yesterday, we have a budget hearing Tuesday night.

[1:01:20] And there's, but the governor signed that executive order,

[1:01:24] relieving the timing restrictions, I'd like to call you.

[1:01:28] Yeah, because I didn't, I sent it on to Janice to read it more thoroughly, but yeah, they have

[1:01:33] waived the trim requirements to have the meeting several.

[1:01:35] Thank you, there's requirements, like you can't have school board on the same day you have this,

[1:01:40] and one of those have been waived and extended for third hour.

[1:01:42] We need to do that.

[1:01:43] would make that decision, maybe back to Mara, if we treat it close, we can expect, at this

[1:01:51] point, we can still expect at least, you know, tropical storm winds, Saturday night,

[1:01:57] and you could be closed in for 12 hours or more, but so I'll top the Janis today and see

[1:02:05] what we do.

[1:02:06] We were able, Richard said, 30 days, almost over the provision, and they waived a lot

[1:02:12] of the civil requirements, there are certain numbers of requirements that didn't read yet.

[1:02:17] So, that's what I can form.

[1:02:19] As we know, the industry school board is playing on heavy school tomorrow, but they are

[1:02:25] planning on being closed Monday and possibly to choose to Tuesday.

[1:02:29] I know, they may change their mind on, I don't know, I don't know about it, but hardly

[1:02:33] any school district is the only district south of

[1:02:38] off or

[1:02:39] that's going on

[1:02:41] at this

[1:02:42] i mean i don't see a problem at this point but i guess that's

[1:02:46] i don't read and you know what happens and i've heard it on the news last night address

[1:02:51] you know what happens is

[1:02:52] they let the closest schools let's get all the parents

[1:02:55] that are working

[1:02:58] have to take care of kids take care of kids they have to make alternative arrangements

[1:03:02] for kids, and it causes such a domino effect on parents with kids, and I do understand that the teachers

[1:03:11] also have to get their properties in order, but they get out of school, and I get rid of it.

[1:03:18] You know, I'm going to do that.

[1:03:21] That's their call.

[1:03:22] Yeah.

[1:03:23] I'm assuming that.

[1:03:23] So you think things are mod about it?

[1:03:25] That's their call.

[1:03:26] I would like to get the VAV.

[1:03:27] We had a VAV meeting Monday.

[1:03:29] Correct.

[1:03:29] That was catch as well.

[1:03:32] Yeah, the progress in our consideration, for one thing, if kids don't go to day into mar,

[1:03:39] they will very excuse, they won't hold that against them, parents of that.

[1:03:43] So, this is what is the school's choice, my type?

[1:03:46] That's what, I don't think it's been efficient, but that's what they're planning on doing,

[1:03:50] because the shelter, we're still looking at open the shelter, so we've got to, they can't

[1:03:54] share your clean up.

[1:03:56] So, it's almost a given, they're going to have to be closed by the truth of this thing,

[1:03:59] really change, what they didn't want to do is have four days they got to do the make up.

[1:04:03] They don't have to.

[1:04:04] Well, don't go that day anymore.

[1:04:06] Those are not the hours of training or something like that.

[1:04:10] But if you do that to you on the short and year of Christmas break,

[1:04:15] and maybe you're spring break to make it up.

[1:04:16] So that would have been four days they got to do the work on that.

[1:04:19] So we're holding it today.

[1:04:21] It's a school board decision.

[1:04:23] Yes, that is strictly school board decision.

[1:04:25] And Brazilian put into that.

[1:04:27] There's the hot item.

[1:04:30] You just want to ping and you need it people.

[1:04:32] Facebook, real here, here.

[1:04:33] So I didn't....

[1:04:35] About whether the desk would be blue or not, or if they're really...

[1:04:39] It's really...

[1:04:41] Four of them.

[1:04:43] Yeah.

[1:04:44] Four, probably four.

[1:04:45] Four, probably.

[1:04:46] They're closing.

[1:04:47] One of the only ones that has a club, it's a bit today, yeah.

[1:04:52] Anyway.

[1:04:53] Well, that's not our decision.

[1:04:55] There's their decision.

[1:04:57] Like they need for that one.

[1:04:58] I heard it was our decision, because we were the ones that won't be sheltered.

[1:05:04] And so if we said you won't be sheltered, we forced the hand of the school board.

[1:05:08] So therefore, it could be thought of as it's our fault.

[1:05:15] It's if we were inspecting the highlands.

[1:05:17] Remember we have covered everything before the winds get 40 miles an hour.

[1:05:23] So you are correct with that respect. We could force the issue if there's no way we can open a shelter and give people in the shelter, but that's not a problem.

[1:05:31] Because we're not going to experience until Saturday night or Sunday morning, so there's no problems opening up the general population.

[1:05:37] Remember when you open that shelter, there's all kinds of things that go along with that problem with getting food and water and supplies to that that you made in yourself.

[1:05:45] employees. Yeah, we're able to manage with the Department of Health.

[1:05:53] It just wanted just to be Hilltop.

[1:05:55] You know, the concern of many counties that would be ours, too.

[1:05:59] A lot of these people that leave late run out of gas or whatever we have to host.

[1:06:03] So we have about 4,800 spots.

[1:06:05] If we have to open up all four.

[1:06:09] I mean, Hilltop is first.

[1:06:11] And then following now will not show a specific order would be go and greens off or off or off or off to the elementary cell.

[1:06:19] This point just he'll talk. Special needs will open up at 9 o'clock Saturday.

[1:06:25] That's the junior college and that's just special needs. People are still registering for that.

[1:06:30] And then the general population comes in at noon on Saturday.

[1:06:35] So, like, I think we have to have a mangable,

[1:06:40] but what is the usage of these facilities

[1:06:46] when we do open them for in-passed?

[1:06:50] What do you mean?

[1:06:51] People participated in coming to the...

[1:06:53] Oh, definitely.

[1:06:55] A lot of times, they make that decision pretty late, unfortunately.

[1:06:59] I don't recall.

[1:07:00] Is it mostly from the army parks or what do they say?

[1:07:03] But a lot of their efforts, they're smart, they get out, and they go ahead and leave.

[1:07:07] A lot of times, yes, it's moving a lot of people in the army parcel.

[1:07:10] We come to a category of four after people learn through charity.

[1:07:13] You see a lot more.

[1:07:15] Well, we've been seeing it constantly on the news with the authorities.

[1:07:18] So if it's not there in our minds.

[1:07:20] The back in the Charlie G. Frances, Tom Frank.

[1:07:26] Oh, four.

[1:07:27] And my wife was teaching us also first year with anyway.

[1:07:31] They actually had people, a number of people from out of town had come and ended up there to the phone where they were actually having trouble getting them out of the shelters because they did want to go and maybe didn't have a place to come back to.

[1:07:44] I don't know what their circumstances were but they stayed in a while.

[1:07:48] Yeah, that was concerning, of course, hosting other counties pretty well.

[1:07:52] You're not going to do that, but a couple of days they're going to need to get out of town.

[1:07:56] Everybody's good. The reason some of the counters are closed, because they've got a lot more people to consider on their schools or

[1:08:03] their shelters. So they didn't close the school for the reason that they just didn't want to deal with the school.

[1:08:08] They closed the school because they had to have the school because they need more prep time. They need more and they're having to get some of them to get resources from the state.

[1:08:15] They can't man them. So they're considered there's a number of items that have to come in the consideration.

[1:08:21] But yes, if we were going to be hit on Saturday, the school would have been close so we could open them.

[1:08:26] open the shelters. But that's still the school boards decision. It's made

[1:08:29] jointly with a department of health. And, but so, it's always going to be

[1:08:35] their decision. So, they have a meeting? Yeah, we meet every day.

[1:08:39] They have a school board. Yes. Oh, yeah. They have their own meetings and they meet with us.

[1:08:44] Yeah. And all our meetings also. Yeah. Most of that discussion is going on in the

[1:08:50] E of C. They have their own conferences. I think the Department of Education

[1:08:54] and they have their school, now they didn't call school, or maybe they, you know, it's done

[1:08:58] between the six of us are obviously, they have sunshine, they don't get to gather

[1:09:02] as the school board, but yes, it's, it's, it's all a matter of timing and how many schools

[1:09:07] you need, how many facilities you need, so yeah, sometimes the whole time in the

[1:09:13] closing the school is because you absolutely have to prepare it for shelter.

[1:09:19] I've been attending some of those with not all of them, but some of those meetings over in the ESC.

[1:09:25] Instead of the back out of the way, instead of that I don't, but just don't listen anymore.

[1:09:32] What's our guest question right now, do we know?

[1:09:35] And because of that, all these are, they're suggesting alternative routes from the interstate because of the backup.

[1:09:41] And so, how I said and seeing North is visiting this event, and I guess the question, what is that?

[1:09:49] Well, speak when you truck in yesterday, Mr. Afternoon, and other than that, I'm not sure for today.

[1:09:56] They were all this morning, and right before I came here, the truck pulled in.

[1:10:01] The Marathon software was out, because of gas and diesel was mine.

[1:10:07] Because they're, they're, they're, they're probably, you get gas more on the south

[1:10:12] building lanes, when they don't see those gas stations, as they're going north, they don't

[1:10:18] see hats and they don't see sick of, but there's still out, they still don't know.

[1:10:23] Also, I wanted to note, I've sent that thing, and I know we ordered more, yes or

[1:10:28] We're over 5,000, we're out again, so we have to work on it.

[1:10:33] We're going to help them stay on that.

[1:10:35] I don't know at this point of time.

[1:10:37] That just came up with the five o'clock meeting yesterday.

[1:10:41] As far as the gas, the state month for that.

[1:10:45] But the governor has requested and the state is,

[1:10:49] if you're not leaving and need gas to leave,

[1:10:52] then please don't be topping off and filling up your tanks.

[1:10:54] Leave that gas for those that must evacuate.

[1:10:56] They've also never to, you know, the counties that they cannot do at gas cans.

[1:11:01] That's...

[1:11:02] Why?

[1:11:02] I heard that this morning.

[1:11:03] That's good.

[1:11:04] That's a good thing.

[1:11:05] In some counties.

[1:11:06] In other counties, they have generators.

[1:11:09] I saw a gallon of 15 cans.

[1:11:11] They see?

[1:11:12] Yeah.

[1:11:12] I'm saying, I think it's okay.

[1:11:13] Trying to limit it because of people traveling north.

[1:11:17] To be evacuation route.

[1:11:19] You don't want to break them down or run out of gas here.

[1:11:22] And we have to take care of them.

[1:11:24] Yes, I'll pick up with six generators and yesterday on these may not be able to do what I'm using for myself

[1:11:29] He's going to be charging at a critical price

[1:11:33] We get a fill up with the county, right?

[1:11:36] Yeah, you can fill up in one of the station out here on county station

[1:11:41] Actually after Charlie we made provisions because we have to keep our our

[1:11:46] In the recovery process, so yeah, we did allow

[1:11:49] a minimum amount, and also we've all heard the disposal and allowed them to use our tanks.

[1:11:56] They paid for that.

[1:11:58] But we didn't make a right for that.

[1:12:00] I got to get staffed in the work.

[1:12:02] If they didn't get gas, we didn't get assisted in the five gallons.

[1:12:07] That's what we picked on.

[1:12:09] I can't remember how many times I let that happen.

[1:12:12] And we will, the first thing we did after the storm passes,

[1:12:16] If that is that we want to report of all of our employees, their family situation, if they're

[1:12:22] blocked in, they can't get out of the driveway.

[1:12:24] It's can't get out.

[1:12:25] We need them.

[1:12:26] We're going to go ahead and go out and assist and clear it so we can't get out of the police door.

[1:12:29] But our equipment operator, if we have to get out and work in emergency push, has to be

[1:12:35] done immediately, but now we want to, we want these stuff with employees that are stuck in

[1:12:43] from the scene, can't get out, but also, I was telling their family to come first, so they

[1:12:48] tell us the structural, the family, then I'd excuse them from our rules of recording.

[1:12:55] I see the shares come in, sure if you haven't read any comments, let some of you have the

[1:12:59] shares, that's made a big news, haven't you?

[1:13:03] I don't know, I can make this.

[1:13:05] For example, Fox News is a small issue.

[1:13:09] he was going to pick up all of them.

[1:13:12] If everybody shut up the shelter,

[1:13:14] had a warrant, he'd get a chance.

[1:13:15] That's for all of them.

[1:13:17] And for example, check in that.

[1:13:20] They put out special code that we check here

[1:13:22] about his activities to come in for the show.

[1:13:24] He did come back this morning.

[1:13:26] When he was on Fox News this morning,

[1:13:27] I'm not talking about local and Tamil.

[1:13:29] National Fox News.

[1:13:30] When they were using this morning, he did say

[1:13:32] that they had no.

[1:13:36] That's all I'm looking for.

[1:13:37] with sex vendors and that they would not be checking all immigrants and I'm doing any immigration.

[1:13:44] We could we can check the evacuees at what they call. So they come out with a favor from FDLE.

[1:13:53] Oh, I don't think so.

[1:13:55] If you've got on those sex center, there's one thing.

[1:13:58] But if you've got one fellow that checks into the shelter,

[1:14:02] I don't know if you can see them up.

[1:14:04] Thank you for the next trip.

[1:14:05] Long shelter.

[1:14:08] But, uh...

[1:14:09] You know,

[1:14:09] Pan-bonded.

[1:14:10] It's called, you know,

[1:14:10] on the news that, hey,

[1:14:11] if you did your system maybe close with the gels on,

[1:14:14] if you're gouging around public,

[1:14:15] if you're going to give a stay.

[1:14:17] What did you say there was a gas?

[1:14:19] Where did they go?

[1:14:20] Or did you see a gas truck somewhere?

[1:14:21] It got to be what you call it.

[1:14:23] Anyway, you call it a gas.

[1:14:25] Oh, yeah.

[1:14:26] Okay, speak like you did.

[1:14:28] Okay.

[1:14:29] Just not text on.

[1:14:34] You in a hurry?

[1:14:35] I don't like anything to like Wednesdays.

[1:14:39] You want to talk so much earlier, I didn't know if everything else.

[1:14:47] Okay, all right.

[1:14:49] Good, nothing else.

[1:14:50] Good, sir.

[1:14:52] I'm going to say I will be here if any citizens need help.

[1:14:56] I'm not leaving like this.

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