CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING

DUNEDIN, FLORIDA MINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JUNE 6, 2024 PRESENT City Commission: Also Present: CALL TO ORDER CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVENUE 6:00 P.M. Mayor Julie Ward Bujalski, Vice Mayor Maureen "Moe " Freaney , Commissioners Jeff Gow , John Tornga , and Robert Walker City Manager Jennifer Bramley , City Attorney Jennifer Cowan and City Clerk Rebecca Schlichter , Deputy City Manager Jorge Quintas , Community Development Director George Kinney, Communications Director Sue Burness , Public Works Director Sue Bartlett , Utilities Director Janice Bennett , Environmental Program Manager Michelle Monteclaro , Community Development Planner I Kevin Nurnberger , Assistant Library Director Kari Calicchio and about five people in the audience Mayor Bujalski called the June 6, 2024 , Regular Commission Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE City Attorney Cowan gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance. 1. PRESENTATIONS 1.a. Recognition of Career Online High School Program Graduate Assistant Library Director Kari Calicchio explained the Dunedin Public Library is part of the Career Online High School Program , a private fully-accredited online program where students 19 years and older can receive a high school diploma and career certificate. Joanne Arneson began her Online Program in October 2022 and finished in March 2024 . Her certificate is in Office Management with a goal of pursuing higher education ; she is the second graduate in the program and they are very proud of her. Ms. Calicchio presented a Certificate of Congratulations to Joanne Arneson. CITIZEN INPUT Mayor Bujalski advised now was the time for anyone in the audience who wished to speak on a topic that is not already on the agenda. John Savage of 588 Baywood Drive S. commented in regard to June 1st when duckbill check valves and inline valves were to be installed, which has not been done. They are having issues even when it is not raining; when it is high tide, water is not draining. It is right in front of his house ; it drains from Baywood Dr. N./Del Rio to that point , but from Tradewinds to Baywood Dr . S. at high tide water is coming out of the storm drains. When it rains and during hurricane floods , they are in a bad spot. He is aware of the report and that the City has tried . He asked if there is a way to expedite that issue alone. He has lived there for 20 years and has never seen the drainage as it has been now; he had never seen water coming into the street at high tide ; now he has pictures of what looks like a pond. He knows the City is aware of the issue because they have put up "water above the road" signs in the neighborhood . He hoped that this issue can be addressed. Response: City Manager Bramley advised there was a report in regard to the condition of those valves and ten outfalls in the Baywood Shores Subdivision. The report was submitted in draft and there were 24-1

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission comments sent back to Pennoni. Late last week, the signed and sealed report was received. The diameter of the outfalls was the information needed for a proper fit and that was received; that night , an Emergency Purchase Order was signed for inline valves for the subdivision for $70,000 and that will come to the Commiss ion to be ratified . It was expedited and inline valves should be on the way , and as soon as they come at low tide , staff will install them. Public Works Director Bartlett advised there is confirmation that shipping will begin next week from across the state. She explained details of the installation of the valves. Seeing and hearing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Bujalski moved to the next agenda item . 2. ACTION ITEMS 2.a. First Reading of Ordinance 24-15 - Stormwater Utility amending Section 78-174(a) and Section 78-174(e) of Chapter 78 Stormwater Fee. City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-15 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Tornga and seconded by Commissioner Walker to approve Ordinance 24-15 on first reading. Staff Presentation Environmental Program Manager Monteclaro acknowledged Raftelis Financial Consultants representative Thierry Boveri, who was in attendance and advised: On March 5, 2024, City staff and Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc., presented the results and findings of the Stormwater Rate Study . The study mapped out the Capital planning to match the FY25 Budget. More structure has been implemented to the Stormwater Program with four programs: Stormwater Maintenance Program Resiliency Implementation Program Vulnerability Assessment and Adaption Plan Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Program The Roadway Drainage Program is another program under this Rate Study that has been implemented. Each of the programs has projects that are prioritized with the understanding that grant funding will be critical from various areas. The purpose of the stormwater utility ordinance amendment to Section 78-17 4 (a) is to ensure current revenues from the stormwater rates are adequate to satisfy the financial requirements of the Stormwater Utility. As such, staff recommends an increase of the stormwater rate for three (3) years. The purpose of the stormwater utility ordinance amendment in the Section 78-174 (e) revision is to provide clarification of the stormwater management utility fee reduction calculation as recommended by City Engineering staff. Questions for Staff In response to the inquiry by Commissioner Tornga, Ms. Bartlett noted staff is looking at other funding resources and none have been ruled out; she explained about the programs mentioned that make the City more eligible for various grants and State allocations, Penny- for-Pinellas, and so forth. She noted each step in the process will come before the Commission, i.e. the funding and prioritization of the projects. 24-2

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission Commissioner Tornga asked if the statement could not be changed somewhat to make sure the focus is not only on the rates for the users , but to make sure the focus is on adding funding to that wherever it can come from . Ms . Bartlett explained the funding and grants are based upon individual projects within those programs noted. Significant discussion ensued regarding the focus on funding and not look ing only to the ra tes . Commissioner Walker inquired if the department is adequately resourced to make sure of the ability for canvass ing the entire landscape of identification , preparation , and delivery of grant proposals. Ms . Bartlett advised they have the assistance of the Strategic Manager/Planner , the City has recently acquired a Lobbyist ; those grants will take administration and City Manager Bramley will be having that discussion with the Commission regarding proper resources for that time . City Manager Bramley advised Ms. Bartlett has submitted for a new position for a Grants Writer , which she is in support of , and noted she thought those full resources were not in place now given the current staffing level. She noted the City needs to be in the queue as soon as possible to submit and administer those grants. The position would be across all departments. Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the item to public. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak , Mayor Bujalski closed the public input. Comm ission Comments The Mayor and Commissioners commented on their support for the staff recommendations and the programs as presented , as well as acknowledging the rationale and necessity for the rate increases and addit ional funding sources. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Freaney , Gow , Walker, Tornga , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye . Voting nay : None. Mayor Bujalski announced Second Reading of Ordinance 24-15 will be on July 11 , 2024 . 2.b. Application AN-LUP-ZO Case #24-03 - Voluntary Annexation, Land Use Plan Amendment and Zoning District Designation for 2075 Brady Drive, Dunedin, FL 34698 First Reading of Ordinance 24-10 for voluntary annexation into the City of Dunedin First Reading of Ordinance 24-11 to designate the property as Residential Low (RL) on the Future Land Use Plan Map First Reading of Ordinance 24-12 to designate the property zoning as Agricultural Residential (AR). City Clerk Schlichter swore in all those wishing to provide testimony on these ordinances to be heard. City Attorney Cowan read Annexat ion Ordinance 24-10 by title only . MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by Commissioner Gow to approve Ordinance 24-10 on first reading . Staff Presentation Community Development Planner I Nurnberger shared the staff report and referenced the various exhibits , maps , and aeria l views to orient the Board and the public to the location and advised : 24-3

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission APPLICATION INFORMATION A. Owner: Miriam Blohm B. Applicant: Miriam Blohm C. Representative : Jennifer Blohm D. Petition/Request: The owner/applicant is applying for voluntary annexation of a single-family home at the property located at 2075 Brady Drive from unincorporated Pinellas County into the City of Dunedin , including future land use plan and zoning district designations . PROPERTY INFORMATION A. Street Address: 2075 Brady Drive , Dunedin , Florida 34698 B. Legal Description : Begin at the NE Comer of the NW¼ of the NE¼ of Section 24 , Township 28 South, Range 15 East and run thence S 0·21 '46H E, along the 40 acre line , 249.0 feet ; thence N 89.24' 38n W 200.0 feet; thence N 0•21' 46" W, parallel to the 40 acre line , 249 .0 feet ; thence S 89.24' 33" E, along the North Line of said Section 24, 200.0 feet to the Point of Beginning; LESS AND EXCEPT existing road rights-0f-way C. Tax Parcel No .: 24-28-15-00000-120-0100 D. Area/Size : 0.9985 Acres or 43,495 SF (MOL) E. Flood Zone: Zone X LAND USE PLAN & ZONING DISTRICTS Existing (County) Proposed (City) Land Use Plan Residential Suburban (RS) Residential Low (RL) Zoning District Residential Agricultural (R-A) Agricultural Residential (AR) SURROUNDIN!G ZONING & USES Zoning District Exi sting Use North (R- 300) Sing le-Fam ily Residential Resi den tial Sou th Ag ri cultural Residential (AR) Residential East (R- 300) Sing le~ Fam ily Residential Re sidential Wes t Residenti al Ag ri cu ltura l ( R-A) Re siden ti al COUNTYWIDE LAND PLAN MAP The corresponding Countywide Land Plan Map category Residential Low (RL) will not change as a result of this annexation , the land use plan , and zoning district designations . ZONING DISTRICT EVALUATION An evaluation of the property and existing residence for compliance with the AR zoning district provisions is provided in the table below . Based on this review , it is determined that the existing building meets the district provisions of the AR zoning district (image below): 24-4

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission DIMENSION AL ST ANOARD REQUI RED EXISTING Lot size (minimum , square feet) 40 ,000 43,495 Lot 'dth , intenor (minimum , feet) 100 200 Lot width , corner (minimum , feet) 115 216 Lot depth (minimum , feet) 100 216 Front setback (minimum , feet) 40 86 Secondary front vard setback (minimum , feet) NIA NIA Side setbac (minimum , feet) 25 39 Rear setback (minimum , feet) 40 NIA Height (maximum , feet} 35 S20 Stories (maximum) 3 1 BACKGROUND The subject property is located on the southwest comer at the intersection of Spanish Trai ls and Brady Drive. There are City-zoned properties to the north, east , and south of the subject parcel. The properties in the City limits to the north and east are zone R-300 Single-Family Residential. The City-zoned abutting property to the south is Agricultural Residential (AR) . All of the nearby City properties have a future land use designation of Residential Low (RL). The property currently consists of approximately 1.0 acres with an existing single-family residence built in 1963 . Approximately ten years ago, the State of Florida informed the property owner that their well water was contaminated with arsenic. The property owner purchased a filter system that would remedy the situation ; however , they have been recently informed the system is not removing the arsenic as anticipated. Therefore , it has been determined that the best solution is for the property owner to annex the land located at 2075 Brady Drive into the City of Dunedin. The owner/applicant had requested and was granted by the City emergency water service to serve the home ; however, final annexation was put on hold by the property owner. As a condition of providing this service , the property owner was directed by staff , pursuant to Sec. 78-1 of the City code , to apply for voluntary annexation of the property from unincorporated Pinellas County into the City of Dunedin. Because the property is located within the Dunedin Planning Area (DPA) as an enclave and is contiguous with the City limits , annexat ion is both expected and recommended . INTERNAL REVIEW The fol lowing city areas have rev iewed th is petition and have no objection to the request. • City Arbor ist • Fire • City Manager • Publ ic Wo s • Econom ic &Hous ing Development • Sohd Waste • Utilities &Eng ineering • Stormwater After the first reading , the Ordinances will be back to the City Commission for the second reading on July 11 , 2024 . 24-5

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 PAST ACTION Dunedin City Commission May 8, 2024 - The Local Planning Agency (LPA) unan imously recommended approval of Ordinance 24-10 , Ordinance 24-11 , and Ordinance 24-12 to the City Commission . STAFF DETERMINATION Staff is recommend ing approval of Application AN-LUP-ZO 24-03 and the following ordinances : 1. Ordinance 24-10 for voluntary annexation of the subject property into the City of Dunedin. 2. Ordinance 24-11 to designate the subject property as Residential Urban (RU) on the City's Future Land Use Plan Map following annexation. 3. Ord inance 24-12 to designate the subject property as Single-Family Residential (R-60) zoning district on the City 's Zoning District Map following annexation. LIST OF EXHIBITS EXHIBIT A. Staff Report EXHIBIT B. Application AN-LUP-ZO 24-03 EXHIBIT C. Aerial , Land Use Plan & Zoning Maps EXHIBIT D. Ordinance 24-10 - Annexation of the Subject Property EXHIBIT E. Ordinance 24-11 - Land Use Plan Designation EXHIBIT F. Ordinance 24-12-Zoning District Designation EXHIBIT G. Business Impact Statements - Ordinance 24-10 EXHIBIT H. Business Impact Statement -Ordinance 24-11 EXHIBIT I. Business Impact Statement- Ordinance 24-12 EXHIBIT J. Notices EXHIBIT K. Draft Minutes to 5.8.24 LPA meeting Questions for Staff - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments, the public hearing was closed. Applicant Presentation - None Commission Comments - None MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by Comm issioner Gow to approve Ordinance 24-10 on first reading . VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Tornga , Freaney, Gow, Walker , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None. Mayor Bujalski asked if any Commissioner needed to disclose any ex-parte contacts for the record for the quas i-jud icial Ordinances 24-11 and 24-12 ; hearing none, the item presentation continued. LAND USE PLAN City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-11 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by Vice Mayor Freaney to approve Ordinance 24-11. 24-6

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Commission Questions - None Public Input Dunedin City Commission Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments , the public hearing was closed. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Tornga , Gow, Freaney , Walker , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None. ZONING (Quasi-Judicial) City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-12 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Freaney and seconded by Commissioner Walker to approve Ordinance 24-12. Commission Questions - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments, the public hearing was closed. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Gow , Tornga , Walker , Freaney , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye . Voting nay: None. Mayor Bujalski announced second readings of Ordinances 24-10 , 24-11 , and 24-12 will be on July 11, 2024. 2.c. Second Reading of Ordinance 24-09 -An ordinance amending Sections 103-14.7.2, Registration Required, 103-14.7.4, Application for Registration, 103-14.7.5, Vacation Rental Standards, 103-14.7.7, Responsible Party Required, of Chapter 103, Zoning , and Appendix C, Development Charges and Impact Fees , of the City of Dunedin Land Development Code to provide for Short-Term Vacation Rental Registration amendments. City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-09 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Freaney and seconded by Commissioner Walker to adopt Ordinance 24-09 on second reading . Staff Presentation Community Development Director Kinney advised : This is a relatively straightforward ordinance for the Commission's consideration. This ordinance came about from discussion from the City Commission on November 14 , 2023, wherein consideration was given as to how the City is registering properties from a fee structure standpoint and from an advertising standpoint. Currently , the City requires short-term vacation rentals (STVRs) to register by the property and not the unit. This ordinance amends that and requires registration per unit. He thought the rationale from the Commission was to have better information on the actual number of units in the City. The second part of the ordinance is to assign a unique registration number to the properties and have those posted when a short-term rental is posted online with a website such as Airbnb or Vrba. 24-7

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission The Local Planning Agency (LPA) did consider this and unanimously recommended approval. The City Commission heard the first reading on May 2, 2024 . There have been no comments or questions of the City in the interim . Staff recommends approval of Ordinance 24-09 on second reading. Questions for Staff In response to the question from Commissioner Tornga , Mr. Kinney advised the registration is $200.00 per property , and if this ordinance is approved , it will be $200.00 per short term vacation rental un it. Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak , Mayor Bujalski closed the public input. Commission Comments Vice Mayor Freaney commented she thought the registration fee by unit is fair ; the City is spend ing money for enforcement of short-term vacation rentals . Also , the unique registration number is important because how else would the consumer know that it is not an illegal rental? Commissioner Walker agreed with the comments by Vice Mayor Freaney and noted there are challenges in some communities with the vacation rentals , and the registration fee and the responsible person for the unit are among the strongest tools for regulation in the City . Commiss ioner Gow agreed with his colleagues and considers this "housekeep ing " in providing an even playing field for owners renting units. He supports the amendment. Commissioner Tornga concurred with the Commissioners and noted this is one of the biggest topics at the Florida League of Cities , and this administration is good for all parties involved. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Tornga , Gow, Walker , Freaney , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay: None. 2.d. Second Reading of Ordinance 24-13, calling for a General Municipal Election on November 5, 2024, for the purpose of electing a Mayor, a Commissioner for Seat One (1) and a Commissioner for Seat Three (3) and to establish election guideline, pursuant to the City Charter, Section 5.04 City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-13 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by Vice Mayor Freaney to adopt Ordinance 24-13 on second reading. Staff Presentation City Clerk Schlichter advised Ordinance 24-14 was unanimously approved on first reading on May 2, 2024. It is required by the City Charter to come before the City Commission and call for the November 5, 2024 , election of the seat as noted. Questions for Staff - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the item to public . Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak , Mayor Bujalski closed the public input. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Tornga , Gow , Freaney , Walker , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None. 24-8

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission 2.e. Application AN-LUP-ZO 24-01 - Voluntary Annexation, Land Use Plan Amendment and Zoning District Designation for 1304 New York Avenue, Dunedin, FL 34698 second Reading of Ordinance 24-06 - Voluntary Annexation into the City of Dunedin second Reading of Ordinance 24-07 - Land Use Plan Designation of Residential Urban (RU) second Reading of Ordinance 24-08 - Zoning District Designation of Single-Family Residential (R-60) City Clerk Schlichter swore in all who wished to provide testimony on the Ord inances to be heard . Mayor Bu j alski asked if anyone needed to disclose any ex-parte contacts for the record on the ord inances to be heard ; hearing none , the item presentation continued. City Attorney Cowan read Annexat ion Ordinance 24-06 by title only . MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Gow and seconded by Commiss ioner Walker to adopt Ordinance 24-06 on second reading. Staff Presentation Community Development Planner I Nurnberger shared the staff report and referenced the various exhibits , maps, and , aerial views to orient the Board and the public to the location and adv ised: The application consists of three concurrent ordinances : Annexation Ordinance 24-06 , Land Use Ordinance 24-07 , and Zoning Ordinance 24-08 . The residence has been under construction ; while under construction , the Department of Health determined the septic tank needed to be removed. It is now necessary for the property to be connected to the City 's sewer system . APPLICATION INFORMATION A. Owner : B. Applicant: Phillip M. Polakoff and Loriann V. Polakoff Loriann V. Polakoff C. Representative : Kali Alonso D. Pet ition/Request: The owner/applicant is applying for voluntary annexation of the property located at 1304 New York Avenue from unincorporated Pinellas County into the City of Dunedin including future land use plan and zoning district designations. PROPERTY INFORMATION A. Street Address : 1304 New York Avenue , Dunedin , Florida 34698 B. Legal Description: Lots 10 and 11 , Block C, Oakland Subdivision No. 2 C. Tax Parcel No. : 27-28-15-62910-003-0100 D. Area/Size : 0.14 Acres or 6,098 SF (MOL) E. Flood Zone: Zone X LAND USE PLAN & ZONING DISTRICTS Land Use Plan Zoning District Existi ng(Co unty) Residential Urban (RU ) On e Tw oandThree~Famil yRe sidential Distri ct (R-4 ) 24-9 Pro pos ed (City ) Residential Urb an(RU ) Single -F ami lyRes identi al (R-60)

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Dunedin City Commission SURROUNDING ZONING & USES Zoning District Existing Use Orth ( R-60 ) Single-Family Residential Residential South ( MF-7 .5 ) Multifam il y Residential Religious East ( R-60 ) Single-Fam il y Residential Residential West ( R-60 ) Single-Fam il y Residential Residential COUNTYWIDE LAND PLAN MAP The corresponding Countywide Land Plan Map category of Residential Low Medium (RLM) will not change as a result of these annexation , land use plan , and zoning district designations . ZONING DISTRICT EVALUATION An evaluation of the property and existing residence for compliance with the R-60 zoning district provisions is provided in the table below . Based on this review , it is determined that the existing building meets the district provisions of the R-60 zoning district. DIMENSIONAL STANDARD REQUI RED EXISTING Lot size (minimum , square feet) 6,000 6,098 Lot width , interior (minimum, feel) 60 501 Lot width , comer (minimum, feet) 77 .5 /A Lot depth (minimum , feet) 100 115 Front setback (minimum , feet ) 25 36 .4 Secondary front yard setback (minimum , feet) 10 NIA Stde setback (minimum , feet ) 7.5 8.8 Rear setback (minimum, feet) 20 50 Height (ma ximum , feet) 27 S27 Stories (ma ximum ) 2 1 ' Because these are two 25-foot platted lo s of record the property Is co nSJde red lega lly no nconfo nning as to lot width . BACKGROUND INFORMATION Located approximately 400 feet north of Grove Street on the west side of New York Avenue , the subject property is surrounded on all sides by City limits . The property currently consists of two platted lots totaling approx imately 0.14 acres with an existing single-family residence built in 1944 . Last year , the owner/appl icant requested and was granted sanitary sewer service from the City to serve the home. As a condition of providing this service , the property owner was directed by staff , pursuant to Sec . 78 -1 of City code , to apply for voluntary annexation of the property from unincorporated Pinellas County into the City of Dunedin. Because the property is located within the Dunedin Planning Area (DPA) as an enclave and is cont iguous with the City limits on all sides , annexation is both expected and recommended. 24-10

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 IN TERNAL REVIEW Dunedin City Commission The fo ll o ·ng ci ty areas have rev ie ed th is pe ti tion and have no ob jec ti on to the request. • City Arborist • Fi re • City Manager • Public Wo s • Econom ic & Hous ing Deve lopment • So lid Waste • Utilities & Enginee ri ng • Stormwater PAST ACTION On May 2, 2024 , the City Commission approved this item on first reading. The Local Planning Agency (LPA) recommended approval to the City Commission. STAFF DETERMINATION Staff is recommending approval of Application AN-LUP-ZO 24-01 and the following ordinances : 1. Ordinance 24-06 for voluntary annexation of the subject property into the City of Dunedin. 2. Ordinance 24-07 to designate the subject property as Residential Urban (RU) on the City 's Future Land Use Plan Map following annexation. 3. Ordinance 24-08 to designate the subject property as Single-Family Residential (R-60) zoning district on the City 's Zoning District Map following annexation. Commission Questions - None Applicant Presentation - None Public Comment Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments , the publ ic hearing was closed. Commission Comments - None ANNEXATION VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Freaney , Tornga, Walker , Gow , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None. LAND USE PLAN City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-07 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Tornga and seconded by Commissioner Gow to adopt Ordinance 24-07. Commission Questions - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments , the public hearing was closed. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Walker, Freaney , Gow , Tornga , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay: None. ZONING (Quasi-Judicial) City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 24-08 by title only. Commission Questions - None 24-11

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Public Input Dunedin City Commission Mayor Bujalski opened the public hearing for public input. Hearing no comments , the public hearing was closed. Commission Comments - None MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Tomga and seconded by Commissioner Walker to adopt Ordinance 24-08. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Freaney, Tornga , Walker , Gow , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay: None . 2.f. Resolution 24-12 regarding Application No. 24-01V, Request to Vacate an existing "Perpetual, Non-Exclusive Drainage Easement" on the southeast corner of Lot 62, of the property located at 506 Virginia Street, Dunedin, FL. City Attorney Cowan read Resolution 24-12 by title only . MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by CommissionerTomga to adopt Resolution 24-12, Application No. 24-01V , Request to Vacate an existing "Perpetual, Non-Exclusive Drainage Easement. " Staff Presentation Deputy City Manager Quintas advised : This request is not any different than a recent vacation approved by the Commission for the Mod Wash on S.R . 580 . Years ago , the City required easements to be placed over private ponds ; there were no maintenance responsibilities associated for the City. It was more to ensure those facilities stayed in place in perpetuity. In th is case , as with Mod Wash , development of the site required relocation of the stormwater facility . Mr. Rey has since constructed an inground infiltration system that provides the same volume and treatment as the small pond formerly on the site. This action is to remove that encumbrance on the property ; there is no requirement to place a new easement over the infiltration system. Questions for Staff - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the item to public . Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak , Mayor Bujalsk i closed the public input. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Freaney , Gow, Tornga, Walker, and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None . 2.g. Resolution 24-13 regarding Application No. 23-02V, Request to Vacate approximately 712 square feet (SF) of an existing 'Non-Exclusive Easement' on the southern portion of the property located at 21 Concord Drive, Dunedin, FL. City Attorney Cowan read Resolution 24-13 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Freaney and seconded by Commissioner Tornga to adopt Resolution 24- 13, Application No. 23- 02V , Request to Vacate 712 square feet of an existing "non-Exclusive Easement". 24-12

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 Staff Presentation Utilities Director Bennett advised : Dunedin City Commission This application is regarding an about 15-foot utility easement in the rear of the property . The applicant initially asked to vacate the entire easement ; however, upon the ir Engineer sending out letters to the existing utilities , it was discovered that Duke Energy and WOW had buried infrastructure in the southernmost five feet. The applicant then revised the ir application to request only the first ten feet closest to the house , the northern ten feet , and leave five feet of the easement in place for the existing utilities. The appl icants again sent out a letter to the ut ilities, and at that point none of the utilities had any objection ; it met the needs of Duke Energy and WOW. The action has been properly noticed to the neighbors within 500 feet of the propert y. Staff recommends approval , noting this lot is adjacent to another pond ; the way it was designed was for a drainage easement to go to the east. There is a pond directly adjacent to this property to the west ; should there be other development on the property , there is a way to take care of the drainage that will not impact the neighbors. The applicant and the Engineer were in attendance to answer any questions . Questions for Staff - None Public Input Mayor Bujalski opened the item to public. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak , Mayor Bujalsk i closed the public input. Commission Comments Vice Mayor Feaney commented both requests for vacation of easements were very reasonable and she had no objection. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Walker , Gow , Tornga , Freaney , and Mayor Bujalski voting aye. Voting nay : None . 2.h. The proposed agenda for the June 20, 2024, Commission Meeting. MOTION: Motion was made by Comm issioner Tornga and seconded by Vice Mayor Freaney to approve the proposed agenda for the June 20 , 2024 , Commission Meeting. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 3. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Mayor Bujalski inquired if anyone had anything to bring forward . 24 -1 3

Regular Meeting Notes June 6, 2024 ADJOURN MEETING The meeting adjourned at 7:12 p.m. Dunedin City Commission NOTE: The meeting was completely recorded and the recording is in the official file . Attest: ½Rht~u. C.SchtL~. Rebecca C. Schlichter City Clerk 24-14

1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING DUNEDIN CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVE JUNE 06, 2024 6:00 PM AGENDA CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 1. PRESENTATIONS 1.a. Recognition of Career Online High School Program Graduate Commission Recognition of Program Graduate: Joanne Arneson EXHIBIT: A. Certification of Congratulations - Joanne Arneson (Unsigned).pdf CITIZEN INPUT 2. ACTION ITEMS 2.a. First Reading of Ordinance 24-15 - Stormwater Utility amending Section 78-174 (a) and Section 78-174 (e) of Chapter 78 Stormwater Fee. Commission approval on the First Reading of Ordinance 24-15 - Stormwater Utility amending Section 78-174 (a) and Section 78-174 (e) of Chapter 78 Stormwater Fee. EXHIBIT: A. Stormwater Utility Ordinance 24-15 - (Amending Ch. 78 with Strikethrough edits).pdf EXHIBIT: B. City of Dunedin Stormwater Rate Study Report Final.pdf EXHIBIT: C. 2024 Board of Finance Stormwater Rate Study Letter.pdf EXHIBIT: D. 2024 Stormwater Rate Study Stormwater Advisory Committee Position Letter.pdf EXHIBIT: E. City of Dunedin Raftelis Stormwater Rate Study Presentation EXHIBIT: F. City of Dunedin Business Impact Statement Stormwater Utility Ordinance.pdf

2 2.b. Application AN-LUP-ZO Case #24-03 - Voluntary Annexation, Land Use Plan Amendment and Zoning District Designation for 2075 Brady Drive, Dunedin, FL 34698 First Reading of Ordinance 24-10 for voluntary annexation into the City of Dunedin First Reading of Ordinance 24-11 to designate the property as Residential Low (RL) on the Future Land Use Plan Map First Reading of Ordinance 24-12 to designate the property zoning as Agricultural Residential (AR). Staff and Local Planning Agency (LPA) recommends approval of Ordinance 24-10, Ordinance 24-11, and Ordinance 24-12. EXHIBIT: A. Staff Report EXHIBIT: B. Application For AN-LU-ZO Case #24-03 EXHIBIT: C. Aerial Land Use Zoning Maps EXHIBIT: D. Annexation Ordinance 24-10 for 2075 Brady Drive EXHIBIT: E. Land Use Designation for Ordinance 24-11 EXHIBIT: F. Zoning District Designation for Ordinance 24-12 EXHIBIT: G. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-10 EXHIBIT: H. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-11 EXHIBIT: I. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-12 EXHIBIT: J. Letter of Notice EXHIBIT: K. Land Planning Agency (LPA) minutes form 05-08-24.pdf 2.c. Second Reading of Ordinance 24-09 - An ordinance amending Sections 103-14.7.2, Registration Required, 103-14.7.4, Application for Registration, 103-14.7.5, Vacation Rental Standards, 103-14.7.7, Responsible Party Required, of Chapter 103, Zoning, and Appendix C, Development Charges and Impact Fees, of the City of Dunedin Land Development Code to provide for Short-Term Vacation Rental Registration amendments. Staff recommends approval of Ordinance 24-09 by the City Commission. EXHIBIT: A. Ordinance 24-09 - Amendments to STVR Regulations EXHIBIT: B. 11/14/2023 City Commission Work Session Minutes EXHIBIT: C. Business Impact Statement EXHIBIT: D. Legal Ad - Ordinance 24-09 EXHIBIT: E. 05-02-24 City Commission RM Minutes 2.d. Second Reading of Ordinance 24-13, calling for a General Municipal Election on November 5, 2024, for the purpose of electing a Mayor, a Commissioner for Seat One (1) and a Commissioner for Seat Three (3) and to establish election guidelines, pursuant to the City Charter, Section 5.04. Staff recommends to approve Ordinance 24-13 on second reading. EXHIBIT: A. Ordinance 24-13 Calling for General Election (BMO Review) (02697214-3).pdf EXHIBIT: B. City of Dunedin - 2024 Municipal Election Cost Estimate.pdf EXHIBIT: C. City of Dunedin Business Impact Statement ORD 24-13.pdf EXHIBIT: D. Ad 344696 Ordinance 24-13.pdf

3 2.e. Application AN-LUP-ZO 24-01 - Voluntary Annexation, Land Use Plan Amendment and Zoning District Designation for 1304 New York Avenue, Dunedin, FL 34698 Second Reading of Ordinance 24-06 - Voluntary Annexation into the City of Dunedin Second Reading of Ordinance 24-07 - Land Use Plan Designation of Residential Urban (RU) Second Reading of Ordinance 24-08 - Zoning District Designation of Single-Family Residential (R-60) Staff and the Local Planning Agency recommends approval of Ordinance 24-06, Ordinance 24-07 and Ordinance 24-08 to the City Commission. EXHIBIT: A. Staff Report EXHIBIT: B. Application for AN-LUP-ZO Case #24-01 EXHIBIT: C. Aerial Land Use Plan Zoning EXHIBIT: D. Ordinance 24-06 Annexation of Subject Property EXHIBIT: E. Ordinance 24-07 Land Use Plan Designation EXHIBIT: F. Ordinance 24-08 Zoning Designation EXHIBIT: G. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-06 EXHIBIT: H. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-07 EXHIBIT: I. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 24-08 EXHIBIT: J. Notices and Exhibits EXHIBIT: K. Draft Minutes to the LPA meeting of 04-10-24. 2.f. Resolution 24-12 regarding Application No. 24-01V, Request to Vacate an existing "Perpetual, Non-Exclusive Drainage Easement" on the southeast corner of Lot 62, of the property located at 506 Virginia Street, Dunedin, FL. Staff recommends adoption of Resolution 24-12, and approval of Application No. 24-01V, vacating the existing "Perpetual, Non-Exclusive Drainage Easement" on the southeast corner of Lot 62, of the property located at 506 Virginia Street, Dunedin, FL, in order to allow for future improvements to be made on the parcel. EXHIBIT: A. Resolution 24-12 Vacation of Easement 506 Virginia Street.docx.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Location 506 Virginia Street.docx.pdf EXHIBIT: C. Application Vacation of Easement 24-01V.pdf EXHIBIT: D. Engineering Memorandum Application 24-1V.pdf EXHIBIT: E. Application 24-1V, Letter of Notification, Certificate of Mailing.pdf EXHIBIT: F. Application 24-01V; Letters of No Objection from Utilities.pdf EXHIBIT: G. Legal Advertisement- 506 VIRGINIA ST.doc.pdf 2.g. Resolution 24-13 regarding Application No. 23-02V, Request to Vacate approximately 712 square feet (SF) of an existing ’Non-Exclusive Easement' on the southern portion of the property located at 21 Concord Drive, Dunedin, FL. Staff recommends adoption of Resolution 24-13, and approval of Application No. 23-02V, vacating approximately 712 square feet (SF) of an existing 'Non-Exclusive Easement' on the southern portion of the property located at 21 Concord Drive, Dunedin, FL, in order to allow for future improvements to be made to the property. EXHIBIT: A. Resolution 24-13; Vacation of Non Exclusive Easement -21 Concord Dr.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Location Map 21 Concord Dr.pdf

4 EXHIBIT: C. Application 23-02V.pdf EXHIBIT: D. Engineering Memorandum - Application 23-02V.docx.pdf EXHIBIT: E. Dunedin Cove HOA - Letter of No Objection to Esmt Vacation (05-25-24).pdf EXHIBIT: F. Letter of Notice & Certificate of Mailing - Application 23-02V.pdf EXHIBIT: G. Legal Advertisement Vacation of Easement - 21 CONCORD DR placeholder.pdf 2.h. The proposed agenda for the June 20, 2024, Commission Meeting. Staff recommends approving the proposed agenda for the June 20, 2024, Commission Meeting. EXHIBIT: A. June 20, 2024 Proposed Agenda.pdf 3. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS ADJOURN MEETING DUNEDIN PUBLIC PARTICIPATION & DECORUM RULES Note: Please put cell phones and pagers on silent or vibrate during the meeting. This meeting is televised; therefore, you may appear on TV at any time. Public Appearance: CITIZEN INPUT is for comments from members of the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda for this meeting (please give name and address and limit all comments to a maximum of three minutes). AS FOR ITEMS ON THE AGENDA individual speakers are limited to a maximum of three minutes. A Representative of a group consisting of 5 individuals who are present during the meeting may speak on behalf of the group for up to 10 minutes at the Chair’s discretion. To do so, the individuals must have waived their time to the representative by providing their name and address on the back of the comment card. Public Hearings: During public hearings the Chair will open the agenda item to the public for comment. If you wish to comment come to the microphone at the podium and give your name and address for the record. Make all comments and queries to or through the Chair. This meeting is for agenda items only. Other issues should be presented to the City Manager or City Clerk for discussion at a future Commission meeting. Appeals: Per Florida Statute 286.0105 - If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the board, agency, or commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Disability Provisions: It is the policy of the City of Dunedin not to discriminate against disabled persons in employment or the provisions of services. If you have a disability that requires accommodation, please notify the ADA Coordinator 48 hours prior to the scheduled meeting at (727) 298-3043.

5 COPIES OF THIS AND ALL COMMISSION AGENDAS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, 737 LOUDEN AVENUE, ON THE MONDAY PRIOR TO THE MEETING DATE. COPIES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE CITY’S WEBSITE AT WWW.DUNEDINGOV.COM.

COHEN. >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING A >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING A BRIEF >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING A BRIEF MOMENT >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING A BRIEF MOMENT OF >> LET US BEGIN THIS MEETING BY TAKING A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE TAKING A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE TO OFFER COMFORT FOR DAVE TO OFFER COMFORT FOR DAVE CRIMSKI'S FAMILY AT THIS CRIMSKI'S FAMILY AT THIS DIFFICULT TIME. DIFFICULT TIME. [MOMENT OF SILENCE] [MOMENT OF SILENCE] AMEN. AMEN. [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE] [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE] >> THANK YOU, JENNIFER. >> THANK YOU, JENNIFER. >> THANK YOU, JENNIFER. WE >> THANK YOU, JENNIFER. WE HAVE >> THANK YOU, JENNIFER. WE HAVE PRESENTATIONS. WE HAVE PRESENTATIONS. SO I WILL CALL CARRIE UP, OUR SO I WILL CALL CARRIE UP, OUR ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR WHO ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR WHO WILL BE RECOGNIZING -- WILL BE RECOGNIZING -- >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> Mayor >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> Mayor Bujalski: >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> Mayor Bujalski: SURE, >> CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE? >> Mayor Bujalski: SURE, YOU'RE >> Mayor Bujalski: SURE, YOU'RE >> Mayor Bujalski: SURE, YOU'RE WELCOME. WELCOME. YOU GO. YOU GO. >> ALL RIGHT. >> ALL RIGHT. >> ALL RIGHT. GOOD >> ALL RIGHT. GOOD EVENING, >> ALL RIGHT. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR >> ALL RIGHT. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS. COMMISSIONERS. I'M CARRIE CALICHIO, THANK YOU I'M CARRIE CALICHIO, THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO RECOGNIZE OUR FOR ALLOWING ME TO RECOGNIZE OUR CAREER ONLINE GRADUATE TONIGHT. CAREER ONLINE GRADUATE TONIGHT. THE DUNEDIN PUBLIC LIBRARY IS THE DUNEDIN PUBLIC LIBRARY IS PART OF THE ONLINE CAREER HIGH PART OF THE ONLINE CAREER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM, A PRIVATE FULLY SCHOOL PROGRAM, A PRIVATE FULLY ACCREDITED PROGRAM WHERE ACCREDITED PROGRAM WHERE STUDENTS 19 YEARS AND OLDER CAN STUDENTS 19 YEARS AND OLDER CAN RECEIVE A DIPLOMA. RECEIVE A DIPLOMA. JOE ANNE ARNESON AND HER GOAL IS JOE ANNE ARNESON AND HER GOAL IS PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION. PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION. SHE IS OUR SECOND GRADUATE IN SHE IS OUR SECOND GRADUATE IN THE PROGRAM AND WE ARE SO PROUD THE PROGRAM AND WE ARE SO PROUD OF HER. OF HER. THANK YOU FOR RECOGNIZING HER THANK YOU FOR RECOGNIZING HER MILESTONE. MILESTONE. [APPLAUSE] [APPLAUSE] [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF YOU >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF YOU COULD, >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF YOU COULD, THAT >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF YOU COULD, THAT WOULD >> SHOULD I TALK MY DIPLOMA OUT? >> IF YOU COULD, THAT WOULD BE >> IF YOU COULD, THAT WOULD BE >> IF YOU COULD, THAT WOULD BE GREAT. GREAT. [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] >> CONGRATULATIONS. >> CONGRATULATIONS. >> CONGRATULATIONS. THANK >> CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE] [APPLAUSE] >> Mayor Bujalski: YAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: YAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: YAY. CONGRATULATIONS. CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. OKAY. OKAY. SO NOW IT'S TIME FOR ANYBODY IN SO NOW IT'S TIME FOR ANYBODY IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WANTS TO COME THE AUDIENCE WHO WANTS TO COME FORWARD AND SPEAK TO ANY ITEM FORWARD AND SPEAK TO ANY ITEM THAT'S NOT ON THE AGENDA. THAT'S NOT ON THE AGENDA. IF IT'S ON THE AGENDA, YOU'LL IF IT'S ON THE AGENDA, YOU'LL HAVE A CHANCE TO SPEAK TO IT AT HAVE A CHANCE TO SPEAK TO IT AT THAT TIME. THAT TIME. COME ON. COME ON. >> JOHN SAVAGE, 588 BYWOOD DRIVE >> JOHN SAVAGE, 588 BYWOOD DRIVE >> JOHN SAVAGE, 588 BYWOOD DRIVE SOUTH. SOUTH. >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> WHAT'S >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> WHAT'S THAT? >> WHAT'S THAT? >> WHAT'S THAT? >> >> WHAT'S THAT? >> Mayor >> WHAT'S THAT? >> Mayor Bujalski: >> WHAT'S THAT? >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> THANK >> Mayor Bujalski: WELCOME. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. IN >> THANK YOU. IN REGARDS >> THANK YOU. IN REGARDS TO >> THANK YOU. IN REGARDS TO THE >> THANK YOU. IN REGARDS TO THE JUNE >> THANK YOU. IN REGARDS TO THE JUNE 1st, IN REGARDS TO THE JUNE 1st, WHAT WE WERE GOING TO HAVE THE WHAT WE WERE GOING TO HAVE THE DUCK BILLS AND ALL THE IN-LINE DUCK BILLS AND ALL THE IN-LINE VALVES INSTALLED WHICH HASN'T VALVES INSTALLED WHICH HASN'T REALLY BEEN DONE, WE'RE HAVING REALLY BEEN DONE, WE'RE HAVING ISSUES NOT EVEN WHEN IT'S ISSUES NOT EVEN WHEN IT'S RAINING, WHEN IT'S HIGH TIDE RAINING, WHEN IT'S HIGH TIDE THAT'S NOT DRAINING. THAT'S NOT DRAINING. IT'S RIGHT IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE. IT'S RIGHT IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE. IT DRAINS FROM BAYWOOD DRIVE IT DRAINS FROM BAYWOOD DRIVE NORTH, DEL RIO TO THAT POINT. NORTH, DEL RIO TO THAT POINT. BUT FROM TRADEWINDS TO BAYWOOD BUT FROM TRADEWINDS TO BAYWOOD DRIVE SOUTH AT HIGH TIDE, WATER DRIVE SOUTH AT HIGH TIDE, WATER IS COMING OUT OF THE STORM IS COMING OUT OF THE STORM DRAINS. DRAINS. IT CAN'T GO ANYWHERE. IT CAN'T GO ANYWHERE. SO WHEN IT RAINS, OBVIOUSLY, SO WHEN IT RAINS, OBVIOUSLY, WHEN WE GET THESE HURRICANE WHEN WE GET THESE HURRICANE FLOODS, WE'RE IN A BAD SPOT. FLOODS, WE'RE IN A BAD SPOT. I KNOW THE PEDONE ROAD AND YOU I KNOW THE PEDONE ROAD AND YOU GUYS HAVE TRIED. GUYS HAVE TRIED. IS THERE ANY WAY TO EXPEDITE IS THERE ANY WAY TO EXPEDITE THAT ISSUE ALONE? THAT ISSUE ALONE? I KNOW THE DUCK BILLS WERE I KNOW THE DUCK BILLS WERE MEASURED WRONG. MEASURED WRONG. IT JUST WASN'T WORKING. IT JUST WASN'T WORKING. AND I HAVE LIVED THERE FOR 20 AND I HAVE LIVED THERE FOR 20 YEARS. YEARS. AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE DRAINAGE LIKE THAT AS IT HAS DRAINAGE LIKE THAT AS IT HAS BEEN NOW. BEEN NOW. IT ALWAYS AT HIGH TIDE -- I IT ALWAYS AT HIGH TIDE -- I NEVER SEE WATER COMING IN THE NEVER SEE WATER COMING IN THE STREETS. STREETS. AND I HAVE PICTURES OF LIKE A AND I HAVE PICTURES OF LIKE A POND. POND. AND YOU GUYS PRINTED WATER ABOVE AND YOU GUYS PRINTED WATER ABOVE THE ROAD SIGNS THAT YOU PUT IN THE ROAD SIGNS THAT YOU PUT IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. THEY WERE THERE TODAY. THEY WERE THERE TODAY. THEY WERE THERE YESTERDAY. THEY WERE THERE YESTERDAY. SO I THINK YOU ALL KNOW THERE IS SO I THINK YOU ALL KNOW THERE IS AN ISSUE. AN ISSUE. I WOULD REALLY HOPE THAT YOU I WOULD REALLY HOPE THAT YOU GUYS CAN ADDRESS THIS ISSUE. GUYS CAN ADDRESS THIS ISSUE. I MEAN JUNE 1st, WHATEVER IT I MEAN JUNE 1st, WHATEVER IT IS, IT HAS COME AND GONE. IS, IT HAS COME AND GONE. BUT I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO BUT I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO FROM HERE. FROM HERE. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET ME >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET ME HAVE >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET ME HAVE THE >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET ME HAVE THE CITY >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. LET ME HAVE THE CITY MANAGER LET ME HAVE THE CITY MANAGER RESPOND. RESPOND. >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, MR. >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, MR. SAVAGE, >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, MR. SAVAGE, FOR >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, MR. SAVAGE, FOR COMING >> ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU, MR. SAVAGE, FOR COMING THIS MR. SAVAGE, FOR COMING THIS EVENING. EVENING. WITH THE PEDONE REPORT WAS THE WITH THE PEDONE REPORT WAS THE REPORT WE DID IN CONNECTION WITH REPORT WE DID IN CONNECTION WITH THOSE DUCK BILLS AND 10 OUTFALLS THOSE DUCK BILLS AND 10 OUTFALLS IN THE BAYWOOD SHORES IN THE BAYWOOD SHORES SUBDIVISION. SUBDIVISION. IT WAS SUBMITTED IN DRAFT. IT WAS SUBMITTED IN DRAFT. WE HAD COMMENTS. WE HAD COMMENTS. WE SENT IT BACK TO PEDONE. WE SENT IT BACK TO PEDONE. WE RECEIVED LATE LAST WEEK I WE RECEIVED LATE LAST WEEK I THINK IT WAS THE SIGN AND SEALED THINK IT WAS THE SIGN AND SEALED REPORT FROM PEDONE. REPORT FROM PEDONE. THEY HAD A RECOMMENDATION. THEY HAD A RECOMMENDATION. WHAT WE REALLY WANTED FROM THEM WHAT WE REALLY WANTED FROM THEM IS THE DIAMETER OF THE OUTFALLS IS THE DIAMETER OF THE OUTFALLS SO WE COULD FIT THE DUCK BILLS SO WE COULD FIT THE DUCK BILLS IN PROPERLY. IN PROPERLY. WE DID GET THAT INFORMATION. WE DID GET THAT INFORMATION. THAT NIGHT WE SIGNED AN THAT NIGHT WE SIGNED AN EMERGENCY P.O. FOR IN-LINE EMERGENCY P.O. FOR IN-LINE VALVES FOR THE SUBDIVISION FOR VALVES FOR THE SUBDIVISION FOR $70,000. $70,000. AND THE EMERGENCY P.O. WILL COME AND THE EMERGENCY P.O. WILL COME TO YOU TO BE RATIFIED. TO YOU TO BE RATIFIED. IT WAS EXPEDITED AND SAT ON OUR IT WAS EXPEDITED AND SAT ON OUR DESK FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS I DESK FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS I THINK SUE AND JORGE PUSHED IT THINK SUE AND JORGE PUSHED IT ALONG. ALONG. THEY SHOULD BE ON THEIR WAY, THE THEY SHOULD BE ON THEIR WAY, THE IN-LINE INVOLVES. IN-LINE INVOLVES. AS SOON AS THEY COME AT LOW AS SOON AS THEY COME AT LOW TIDE, STAFF WILL INSTALL THOSE, TIDE, STAFF WILL INSTALL THOSE, SO THEY ARE ON THE WAY. SO THEY ARE ON THE WAY. >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR AS >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR AS WHEN >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR AS WHEN THEY >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR AS WHEN THEY ARE >> THE ROUGH GUESSTIMATE AS FAR AS WHEN THEY ARE -- AS WHEN THEY ARE -- >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> Mayor >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> Mayor Bujalski: >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> Mayor Bujalski: YEAH, >> IS THAT OKAY, MAYOR? >> Mayor Bujalski: YEAH, FOR >> Mayor Bujalski: YEAH, FOR >> Mayor Bujalski: YEAH, FOR SURE. SURE. >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS WORKING >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS WORKING ON >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS WORKING ON THE >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS WORKING ON THE SHORE >> IS THAT THE COMPANY THAT WAS WORKING ON THE SHORE ACRES WORKING ON THE SHORE ACRES PROJECT? PROJECT? I THINK THAT WAS IN -- I THINK THAT WAS IN -- >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND WE >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND WE HAVE >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND WE HAVE CONFIRMED >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT >> IT IS THE SAME COMPANY. AND WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT THEY AND WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT THEY WILL START SHIPPING NEXT WEEK. WILL START SHIPPING NEXT WEEK. AND SO THEY ARE ONLY COMING FROM AND SO THEY ARE ONLY COMING FROM ACROSS THE STATE SO WE EXPECT TO ACROSS THE STATE SO WE EXPECT TO HAVE SOME NEXT WEEK. HAVE SOME NEXT WEEK. AND THEY HAVE -- TO MANUFACTURE AND THEY HAVE -- TO MANUFACTURE THREE OF THOSE 10 SO ALL SEVEN THREE OF THOSE 10 SO ALL SEVEN WILL BE BEING SHIPPED WILL BE BEING SHIPPED STARTING -- ACTUALLY THEY HAVE STARTING -- ACTUALLY THEY HAVE ALREADY STARTED SHIPPING AND ALREADY STARTED SHIPPING AND PREPARING. PREPARING. IT SHOULD ARRIVE MONDAY OR IT SHOULD ARRIVE MONDAY OR TUESDAY. TUESDAY. >> AND WE DO APPRECIATE ALL THE >> AND WE DO APPRECIATE ALL THE >> AND WE DO APPRECIATE ALL THE SANDBAGS. SANDBAGS. >> YEAH. >> YEAH. >> YEAH. >> >> YEAH. >> WE >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE HAD >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE HAD THEM >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE >> YEAH. >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF DAYS >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF DAYS AND >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF DAYS AND I >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF DAYS AND I APPRECIATE >> WE HAVE HAD THEM A COUPLE OF DAYS AND I APPRECIATE IT. DAYS AND I APPRECIATE IT. I DON'T WANT TO BEAT YOU GUYS UP I DON'T WANT TO BEAT YOU GUYS UP BUT IT'S GETTING TO BE CRUNCH BUT IT'S GETTING TO BE CRUNCH TIME. TIME. >> IT IS, YES. >> IT IS, YES. >> IT IS, YES. >> >> IT IS, YES. >> AND >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I MEAN >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I MEAN YOU >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I MEAN YOU GUYS >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I MEAN YOU GUYS SAW >> IT IS, YES. >> AND I MEAN YOU GUYS SAW THE >> AND I MEAN YOU GUYS SAW THE >> AND I MEAN YOU GUYS SAW THE DEVASTATION. DEVASTATION. SO I APPRECIATE THE RESPONSE. SO I APPRECIATE THE RESPONSE. NOW, THE IN-LINE VALVES, ARE NOW, THE IN-LINE VALVES, ARE THEY GOING TO BE INSTALLED UNDER THEY GOING TO BE INSTALLED UNDER THE STREET? THE STREET? HOW DOES THAT? HOW DOES THAT? >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- THE >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- THE PEDONE >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- THE PEDONE REPORT >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- THE PEDONE REPORT ACTUALLY >> YES, THEY GET INSTALLED -- THE PEDONE REPORT ACTUALLY CALLS THE PEDONE REPORT ACTUALLY CALLS OUT WHERE TO INSTALL THEM. OUT WHERE TO INSTALL THEM. AND YES, THEY ARE IN THE CATCH AND YES, THEY ARE IN THE CATCH BASINS AND THERE'S SOME MANHOLES BASINS AND THERE'S SOME MANHOLES THAT ARE A LITTLE BIT FURTHER THAT ARE A LITTLE BIT FURTHER BACK. BACK. BUT YES, THEY ARE STREET SIDE. BUT YES, THEY ARE STREET SIDE. NOT ON THE END WHERE THE DUCK NOT ON THE END WHERE THE DUCK BILLS WERE. BILLS WERE. THEY ARE INSIDE OF THE PIPES. THEY ARE INSIDE OF THE PIPES. >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO YOU >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO YOU ALL >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO YOU ALL WHEN >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO YOU ALL WHEN IT >> SO I DON'T KNOW WHO SENT PICTURES TO YOU ALL WHEN IT WAS PICTURES TO YOU ALL WHEN IT WAS HIGH TIDE AND THERE WAS THE BIG HIGH TIDE AND THERE WAS THE BIG PONDS. PONDS. DEL RIO AND TRADEWINDS, THAT'S DEL RIO AND TRADEWINDS, THAT'S AN ISSUE. AN ISSUE. IT USED TO BE BAYWOOD DRIVE IT USED TO BE BAYWOOD DRIVE NORTH AND DEL RIO, IT'S DRY. NORTH AND DEL RIO, IT'S DRY. THAT SEEMS TO -- IT'S GOING THAT SEEMS TO -- IT'S GOING THERE. THERE. I DON'T KNOW FROM THERE UNDER I DON'T KNOW FROM THERE UNDER THE STREETS TO THE DUCK BILLS ON THE STREETS TO THE DUCK BILLS ON BAYWOOD DRIVE SOUTH, THAT SEEMS BAYWOOD DRIVE SOUTH, THAT SEEMS TO BE AN ISSUE. TO BE AN ISSUE. >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE VALVES >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE VALVES FOR >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE VALVES FOR EVERY >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE VALVES FOR EVERY PIPE >> WE HAVE ORDERED IN-LINE VALVES FOR EVERY PIPE THERE. VALVES FOR EVERY PIPE THERE. WE DID DO SOME INSTALLATIONS OF WE DID DO SOME INSTALLATIONS OF OTHERS. OTHERS. AND ONE OF THEM IS WORKING AND ONE OF THEM IS WORKING THERE. THERE. BUT WE WILL REPLACE THAT WITH BUT WE WILL REPLACE THAT WITH IN-LINE. IN-LINE. >> OKAY, I APPRECIATE IT. >> OKAY, I APPRECIATE IT. >> OKAY, I APPRECIATE IT. THANK >> OKAY, I APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. >> Mayor Bujalski: THANK YOU, >> Mayor Bujalski: THANK YOU, >> Mayor Bujalski: THANK YOU, SIR. SIR. >> THANKS, SUE. >> THANKS, SUE. >> THANKS, SUE. >> >> THANKS, SUE. >> Mayor >> THANKS, SUE. >> Mayor Bujalski: >> THANKS, SUE. >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE >> THANKS, SUE. >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH TO >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH TO COME >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH TO COME FORWARD >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH TO COME FORWARD AND >> Mayor Bujalski: ANYONE ELSE WISH TO COME FORWARD AND SPEAK WISH TO COME FORWARD AND SPEAK TO ANY ITEM THAT'S NOT ALREADY TO ANY ITEM THAT'S NOT ALREADY ON THE AGENDA? ON THE AGENDA? OKAY. OKAY. OUR FIRST ITEM IS THE FIRST OUR FIRST ITEM IS THE FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE 24-15, READING OF ORDINANCE 24-15, STORMWATER UTILITY AMENDING STORMWATER UTILITY AMENDING SECTION 78-174(a) AND (E) OF SECTION 78-174(a) AND (E) OF CHAPTER 78 STORMWATER FEE. CHAPTER 78 STORMWATER FEE. WILL YOU PLEASE READ ORDINANCE WILL YOU PLEASE READ ORDINANCE BY TITLE ONLY? BY TITLE ONLY? >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF THE >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN, >> ORDINANCE 24-15, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN, FLORIDA THE CITY OF DUNEDIN, FLORIDA AMENDING CHAPTER 78, UTILITIES AMENDING CHAPTER 78, UTILITIES ARTICLE 4 STORMWATER UTILITY ARTICLE 4 STORMWATER UTILITY SECTION 78-171.5, FINDINGS AND SECTION 78-171.5, FINDINGS AND INTENT AND SECTION 78-174 INTENT AND SECTION 78-174 SCHEDULE OF RATES OF THE CITY OF SCHEDULE OF RATES OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN CODE OF ORDINANCES TO DUNEDIN CODE OF ORDINANCES TO REVISE THE CITY'S SCHEDULE OF REVISE THE CITY'S SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR STORMWATER UTILITY RATES FOR STORMWATER UTILITY SERVICES TO CORRECT A SERVICES TO CORRECT A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR AND TO TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR AND TO REVISE THE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REVISE THE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY FEE REDUCTION UTILITY FEE REDUCTION CALCULATION. CALCULATION. PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THAT WAS ORDINANCE 24-15 READ BY THAT WAS ORDINANCE 24-15 READ BY TITLE ONLY. TITLE ONLY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I HAVE >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I HAVE A >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I HAVE A MOTION >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE? CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE? >> SO MOVED. >> SO MOVED. >> SO MOVED. >> >> SO MOVED. >> SECOND. >> SECOND. >> SECOND. >> >> SECOND. >> Mayor >> SECOND. >> Mayor Bujalski: >> SECOND. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. COMMISSIONER TORNGA >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY. COMMISSIONER TORNGA AND COMMISSIONER TORNGA AND COMMISSIONER WALKER, THANK YOU. COMMISSIONER WALKER, THANK YOU. WELCOME. WELCOME. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. GOOD >> THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING. GOOD EVENING. >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> SUE >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> SUE BARTLETT, >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> SUE BARTLETT, PUBLIC >> Mayor Bujalski: GOOD EVENING. >> SUE BARTLETT, PUBLIC WORKS >> SUE BARTLETT, PUBLIC WORKS >> SUE BARTLETT, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR. DIRECTOR. AND I'M SORRY I DIDN'T DO THAT AND I'M SORRY I DIDN'T DO THAT BEFORE WHEN I CAME UP. BEFORE WHEN I CAME UP. WE HAVE TONIGHT MICHELLE WE HAVE TONIGHT MICHELLE MONTCLAIRA OUR PROJECT MANAGER MONTCLAIRA OUR PROJECT MANAGER FOR THIS PROJECT AS WELL AS OUR FOR THIS PROJECT AS WELL AS OUR CONSULTANT RALPH TELLIS. CONSULTANT RALPH TELLIS. WE HAVE TERRY BOVEARI IN OUR WE HAVE TERRY BOVEARI IN OUR AUDIENCE SHER SHOULD WE NEED HIR AUDIENCE SHER SHOULD WE NEED HIR QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS. MICHELLE IS GOING TO PROVIDE A MICHELLE IS GOING TO PROVIDE A RECAP OF WHAT WE HAVE DONE SO RECAP OF WHAT WE HAVE DONE SO FAR AND WHAT BROUGHT US TO THIS FAR AND WHAT BROUGHT US TO THIS POINT. POINT. >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY, >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY, >> Mayor Bujalski: OKAY, MICHELLE. MICHELLE. >> GOOD EVENING, MICHELLE >> GOOD EVENING, MICHELLE >> GOOD EVENING, MICHELLE MONTCLAIRA, >> GOOD EVENING, MICHELLE MONTCLAIRA, I'M >> GOOD EVENING, MICHELLE MONTCLAIRA, I'M THE MONTCLAIRA, I'M THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER FOR THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. FOR THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. WE'RE GOING TO PROVIDE YOU WITH WE'RE GOING TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A RECAP. A RECAP. WE PRESENTED THE STORMWATER RATE WE PRESENTED THE STORMWATER RATE STUDY IN EARLY MARCH OF THIS STUDY IN EARLY MARCH OF THIS YEAR. YEAR. AND IN THE STUDY, YOU KNOW, WE AND IN THE STUDY, YOU KNOW, WE MAPPED OUT OUR CAPITAL PLANNING MAPPED OUT OUR CAPITAL PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE, SO OUR CAPITAL FOR THE FUTURE, SO OUR CAPITAL PLANNING MATCHES OUR FISCAL YEAR PLANNING MATCHES OUR FISCAL YEAR '25 BUDGET AS WELL. '25 BUDGET AS WELL. AND WE HAVE ALSO IMPLEMENTED AND WE HAVE ALSO IMPLEMENTED MORE STRUCTURE TO OUR STORMWATER MORE STRUCTURE TO OUR STORMWATER PROGRAM. PROGRAM. SO WE CREATED FOUR PROGRAMS. SO WE CREATED FOUR PROGRAMS. THE FIRST BEING THE STORMWATER THE FIRST BEING THE STORMWATER MAINTENANCE PROGRAM, WHICH HELPS MAINTENANCE PROGRAM, WHICH HELPS US MEET OUR NATIONAL POLLUTANT US MEET OUR NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM, DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM, STORMWATER PERMIT REQUIREMENTS. STORMWATER PERMIT REQUIREMENTS. AND IT REALLY ALSO HELPS US WITH AND IT REALLY ALSO HELPS US WITH OUR COMMUNITY RATING SYSTEM OUR COMMUNITY RATING SYSTEM POINTS AS WELL. POINTS AS WELL. THE STORMWATER ACTIVITIES UNDER THE STORMWATER ACTIVITIES UNDER THAT PROGRAM. THAT PROGRAM. WE ALSO IMPLEMENTED A RESILIENCY WE ALSO IMPLEMENTED A RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM WHICH IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM WHICH WILL HELP FUND CHECK VALVES FOR WILL HELP FUND CHECK VALVES FOR THE FUTURE FOR FY25 MOVING THE FUTURE FOR FY25 MOVING FORWARD. FORWARD. AND THEN ALSO OUR NUMBER ONE AND THEN ALSO OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY PROJECT IS OUR PRIORITY PROJECT IS OUR VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AND ADOPTION PLAN WHICH IS CURRENTLY ADOPTION PLAN WHICH IS CURRENTLY UNDER WAY. UNDER WAY. AND AS WELL AS OTHER FUTURE AND AS WELL AS OTHER FUTURE DRAINAGE PROJECTS, WHICH WILL DRAINAGE PROJECTS, WHICH WILL HOPEFULLY BE GRANT FUNDED HOPEFULLY BE GRANT FUNDED THROUGH THE RESILIENT FLORIDA THROUGH THE RESILIENT FLORIDA PROGRAM. PROGRAM. AND WE ALSO HAVE AN AND WE ALSO HAVE AN INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR AND INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT PROGRAM. REPLACEMENT PROGRAM. THIS REALLY LOOKS AT THE THIS REALLY LOOKS AT THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF OUR STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE OF OUR STORMWATER PROGRAM FOR ANY FAILING PIPES, PROGRAM FOR ANY FAILING PIPES, FOR ANY GABEENS THAT NEED TO BE FOR ANY GABEENS THAT NEED TO BE REPAIRED. REPAIRED. THIS WILL HELP FUND THOSE THIS WILL HELP FUND THOSE PROJECTS. PROJECTS. LASTLY OUR ROADWAY DRAINAGE LASTLY OUR ROADWAY DRAINAGE PROGRAM IS ANOTHER PROGRAM UNDER PROGRAM IS ANOTHER PROGRAM UNDER THIS RATE STUDY THAT WE THIS RATE STUDY THAT WE IMPLEMENTED WHICH PUTS FUNDING IMPLEMENTED WHICH PUTS FUNDING TOWARDS ROADWAY DRAINAGE TOWARDS ROADWAY DRAINAGE FEATURES. FEATURES. THESE FOUR PROGRAMS HAVE THESE FOUR PROGRAMS HAVE PROJECTS UNDERNEATH THEM. PROJECTS UNDERNEATH THEM. AND THEY ARE PRIORITIZED. PROJECTS UNDERNEATH THEM. AND THEY ARE PRIORITIZEDúSO WE T AND THEY ARE PRIORITIZEDúSO WE T FUNDING IS GOING TO BE FUNDING IS GOING TO BE ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL, STATE ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL, STATE APPROPRIATIONS, YOU KNOW, PENNY APPROPRIATIONS, YOU KNOW, PENNY FOR PINELLAS FUNDING IS GOING TO FOR PINELLAS FUNDING IS GOING TO BE CRITICAL AS WELL. BE CRITICAL AS WELL. AND THEN POSSIBLY DEBT FUNDING AND THEN POSSIBLY DEBT FUNDING AS WELL TO HELP US REALLY MOVE AS WELL TO HELP US REALLY MOVE FORWARD WITH OUR STORMWATER FORWARD WITH OUR STORMWATER PROGRAM. PROGRAM. YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TO MAINTAIN YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TO MAINTAIN OUR STORMWATER SYSTEM. OUR STORMWATER SYSTEM. WE HAVE TO ENSURE WE ARE MEETING WE HAVE TO ENSURE WE ARE MEETING COMPLIANCE WITH OUR STORMWATER COMPLIANCE WITH OUR STORMWATER PERMIT REGULATIONS. PERMIT REGULATIONS. AND THEN OBVIOUSLY, THE MOST AND THEN OBVIOUSLY, THE MOST IMPORTANT IS OUR RESILIENCY IMPORTANT IS OUR RESILIENCY EFFORTS. EFFORTS. SO THE PURPOSE OF THESE SO THE PURPOSE OF THESE STORMWATER UTILITY AMENDMENT FOR STORMWATER UTILITY AMENDMENT FOR SECTION 78-174A IS TO REALLY SECTION 78-174A IS TO REALLY ASSURE THAT THE CURRENT REFLECTS ASSURE