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Manatee County Meeting (summary 521) — Summary

Tuesday, August 13, 2024 · Government meeting record

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The Manatee County Board of County Commissioners held a regular meeting on August 13, 2024, where they approved a consent agenda covering various infrastructure projects, budget amendments, and property easements. The board also authorized a $57,500 legal settlement and adopted proclamations for 'Scouts of America Appreciation Day' and 'Purple Heart Day'.

Why it matters

This meeting authorized significant local infrastructure spending, land use changes, and legal settlements that directly impact county budget allocations and property development in Manatee County.

What happens next

No later meeting or follow-up date is stated in the reviewed record.

An official outcome record - an action agenda or minutes - is published for this meeting.

Recorded votes

11 recorded votes0 split

Split votes (0)

Every recorded vote passed unanimously.

Unanimous votes (11)
passed

Ordinance 24-18 Samoset Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Turneryes
passed

Ordinance 24-19 Washington Area Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
passed

Ordinance 24-20 Memphis Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Ballardyes
Van Ostenbridgeyes
passed

Ordinance 24-39 Washington Gardens Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Beardenyes
passed

Ordinance 24-40 Oakwood Subdivision Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Turneryes
passed

Ordinance 24-51 Apollo Park Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Turneryes
passed

Ordinance 24-52 Rubonia Street Lighting

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Ballardyes
passed

Resolution R-24-147 BayCare Health Bonds

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
passed

Resolution R-24-154 CDBG Repayment

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Kruseyes
Beardenyes
passed

Resolution R-24-155 Infrastructure Sales Tax

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Van Ostenbridgeyes
Turneryes
passed

Resolution R-24-159 Parks Infrastructure Tax

Yes
6
No
0
How they voted (2)
Kruseyes
Turneryes

People and votes

Van Ostenbridge

Open person dossier

8 recorded votes

  1. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-18 Samoset Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-18, repealing Ordinance 19-31 for the Samoset Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  2. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-19 Washington Area Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-19, repealing Ordinance 22-79 for the Washington Area Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  3. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-20 Memphis Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-20, repealing Ordinance 20-30 for the Memphis Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  4. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-39 Washington Gardens Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-39, repealing Ordinance 11-033 for the Washington Gardens Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  5. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-40 Oakwood Subdivision Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-40, repealing Ordinance 10-038 for the Oakwood Subdivision Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  6. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-51 Apollo Park Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-51, repealing Ordinance 08-54 for the Apollo Park Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  7. Recorded vote

    Ordinance 24-52 Rubonia Street Lighting - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Ordinance 24-52, repealing Ordinance 91-66 for the Rubonia Street Lighting Municipal Service Benefit Unit.”; the record reports passed.

  8. Recorded vote

    Resolution R-24-155 Infrastructure Sales Tax - Voted yes on the motion “Adopt Resolution R-24-155, approving changes to 911/Public Safety technology percentages and adding Stormwater Improvements to the Transportation category.”; the record reports passed.

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Minutes textManatee County Meeting (summary 521) — Summary

BOCC Regular August 13, 2024 - Regular Meeting - 9:00 AM County Administration Building, 1st Floor Chambers

A.

CALL TO ORDER

B.

INVOCATION (The Commission does not endorse the religious beliefs of any speaker.)

Invocation led by Pastor Gene McIntyre

C.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Pledge of Allegiance led by Dylan Rawley, Eagle Scout

D.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Updates to Agenda

E.

REQUESTS BY COMMISSIONERS (Items to be pulled from Consent Agenda)

Items removed from the Consent Agenda will be taken up for discussion and vote following the approval of the Consent Agenda.

F.

AWARDS/PRESENTATIONS/PROCLAMATIONS

Presentations

1.

Update on Invest 97L (Hurricane Debby)

Proclamations (Motion required to adopt proclamations)

Pending - A motion was made by Commissioner Van Ostenbridge, seconded by Commissioner Ballard, and carried 6-0, to adopt the following Proclamations.

2.

Adoption and Presentation of Proclamation Designating August 13, 2024, as "Scouts of America Appreciation Day" in Manatee County

3.

Adoption and Presentation of Proclamation Designating August 7, 2024, as "Purple Heart Day" in Manatee County

G.

CITIZEN COMMENTS (Consideration for Future Agenda Items - 30 Minute Time Limit)

Each person will be limited to three (3) minutes. If the thirty (30) minute time period has been exhausted, the Board will entertain any remaining comments near the end of the meeting with the same three (3) minute per person time limitation.

H.

CITIZEN COMMENTS (Consent Agenda Items Only)

Each person wishing to speak to Consent Agenda items will be limited to three (3) minutes per item; provided, however, that each person will be limited to speaking for a total of ten (10) minutes regardless of the number of items being discussed.

I.

CONSENT AGENDA

Pass - A motion was made by Commissioner Kruse, seconded by Commissioner Bearden, and carried 6‑0, to approve the Consent Agenda, with the changes incorporated in the Agenda Update Memorandum.

Clerk of Circuit Court

4.

Approval of the Clerk's Consent Agenda dated August 13, 2024

Attorney

5.

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