Chairman Jay Zembower

Present:

Vice Chairman Andria Herr

Commissioner Bob Dallari

Commissioner Lee Constantine

Commissioner Amy Lockhart

Additional Attendees: County Attorney Kate Latorre, County Manager Darren Gray, Clerk of

Court and Comptroller Grant Maloy, Deputy Clerks Kyla Farrell and Chariti Guevara.

II. INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Shane Kohout, Metro Life Church, gave the Invocation. Chairman Zembower led the Pledge

of Allegiance.

III. AWARDS, PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS

Office of Communications Award

Chairman Zembower announced the Public Information Officer's team has recently received

several top honors at the Florida Public Relations Association Golden Image Awards including

Government Team of the Year.

Presentation - Legislative Update (Oscar Anderson and Kaley Slattery,

Southern Group)

2025-762

Mr. Anderson and Ms. Slattery addressed the Board and provided the Legislative

Update.

The Commissioners shared their comments.

IV. CONSENT AGENDA – PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

County Manager Darren Gray announced Agenda Item 5, FDOH-Seminole Fee Schedule

Resolution, is being pulled from the agenda to be brought back at the next meeting.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Commissioner Lockhart, to approve

Constitutional Officer's Consent Agenda Item 2; and County Manager's Consent Agenda

Items 3 - 19, excluding Item 5.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Constitutional Officers – Consent Agenda (Item No 2)

Expenditure Approval Lists dated July 2, 9, 16, and 23, 2025; and Payroll

Approval Lists dated July 3 and 17, 2025. (Jenny Spencer, CPA, MAcc,

CGFO, and CFE, Director - Comptroller’s Office)

2025-761

2025-774

County Manager’s Consent Agenda (Items No. 3 - 19)

County Attorney's Office

Request the Board delegate signature authority to the County Manager to

sign documents and agreements in the litigation between Seminole

County and Benchmark Construction Co., Inc. and Liberty Mutual

Insurance Company retroactive to August 1, 2025. (Kate Latorre - County

Attorney’s Office)

County Manager's Office

Request Board ratification of a tender agreement between Seminole

2025-773

2025-725

County, Merchants Bonding Company (Mutual), Ovation Construction

Company, Inc., and L7 Construction, Inc. for the Yankee Lake Water

Reclamation Facility Renewal and Replacement - Phase II project.

(Kristian Swenson - County Manager’s Office)

Community Services

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution adopting

the Florida Department of Health in Seminole County (FDOH-Seminole)

Fee Schedule update to the Administrative Code and approve and

authorize the Chairman to execute the Contract between Seminole

County and the State of Florida Department of Health for Operation of the

Seminole County Health Department Contract Year 2025-2026 in the

amount not to exceed $807,970. Countywide (Allison Thall, Community

Services Director)

Pulled from the Agenda.

Accept the grant award for FY 2024 Continuum of Care Grant Renewal

from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for

the Continuum of Care (CoC) /Shelter Plus Care Grant Program in the

amount of $916,047 and authorize the Chairman to sign and execute the

agreement on behalf of the County in accordance with Administrative

Code Sections 1.10 and 22.20 D (1) d. Countywide. (Allison Thall,

Community Services Director)

2025-728

Approve and authorize Romano Law Group to cast a ballot on behalf of

Seminole County to accept the Plan outlined in the Thirteenth Amended

Joint Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization of Purdue Pharma L.P. and its

associated debtors. Countywide (Allison Thall, Community Services

Director)

2025-737

2025-768

Management and Budget

8. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution

implementing the Budget Amendment Request (BAR) #25-050 in the

Water & Sewer Refunding Bond, Series 2025A Fund to appropriate

funding in the amount of $668,114.30 for the Bond Issuance Costs and

Underwriter’s Discount. Countywide (Timothy Jecks, Management &

Budget Director) - Requesting Department - Resource Management

Resolution #2025-R-68

Public Works

9. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute the Seminole

2025-733

County/MetroPlan Orlando (Orlando Urban Area Metropolitan Planning

Organization) - Federal Discretionary Grant (SS4A) Local Match Funding

Agreement; approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution

implementing Budget Amendment Request (BAR) #25-052 in the 2014

Infrastructure Sales Tax Fund to appropriate funding in the amount of

$200,000 from reserves. Countywide (John Slot, Public Works Director)

Resolution #2025-R-69

Office of Economic Development and Tourism

10.

Approve and authorize the chairman to execute the Data Sharing

Agreement (DSA) between Seminole County and the Florida Department

of Commerce (Commerce) to allow Seminole County to receive and utilize

the business data collected by the state on the Quarterly Census of

Employment and Wages (QCEW) for a period of three years from the

date of execution. Countywide. (Gui Cunha, Office of Economic

Development and Tourism Director)

2025-740

Resource Management

11.

Request Board approval to submit two (2) grant applications to the U.S.

2025-704

Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice

Assistance for the FY 2025 Adult Treatment Court Site-Based Grants.

The applications will request up to $1,500,000 to support the Seminole

County Adult Drug Court Program and up to $1,500,000 to establish a

new Family Treatment Court. Additionally, authorize the County Manager

or designee to execute all necessary grant documents. Countywide (Lorie

Bailey Brown, CFO/ Resource Management Director)

12.

13.

14.

Award RFQ-604981-25/LAS - Mobile Concession Services for Seminole

County Parks and Recreation to BBB Kona Ice, Inc., Eustis, FL as a

revenue-generating agreement and authorize the Purchasing and

Contracts Division to execute the agreement and any future agreements

under the same terms and conditions. Countywide (Stephen Koontz,

Resource Management Deputy Director) Requesting Department - Parks

and Recreation

2025-730

2025-731

2025-749

Award RFQ-604928-25/LAS - Demolition Services for Seminole County to

Champion Services of Florida LLC, Apopka, FL, Cross Construction

Services Inc., Lutz, FL, and Cross Environmental Services Inc., Crystal

Springs, FL, and authorize the Purchasing and Contracts Division to

execute the agreements. Countywide (Stephen Koontz, Resource

Management Deputy Director) Requesting Department - Fleet and

Facilities

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute Amended and Restated

Ground Lease Agreement between Seminole County, Orange County,

and the University of Central Florida concerning Fire Station 65. District1

- Dallari (Stephen Koontz, Resource Management Deputy Director)

Requesting Department - Fire Department

15.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Purchase Agreement

related to Project Parcel #101 for property interests necessary for the

Hillview Drive Drainage Improvement Project (8,216 ± SF) between Ellen

Davis Rozier, Fatha DeSue, Grace M. Fair, Gloria M. Payne, Octavia

Lynn Tillman, Tennille Leschelle Sanchez, Cato Leamon Mott II, Jeremiah

Angel Mott, Charles Edward Sanders II, Winifred A. Coleman,

Co-Trustee, and Janice L. Melson, Co-Trustee, and Seminole County for

$61,890.00, as full settlement and any other claim for compensation from

which Seminole County might be obligated to pay relating to the parcel.

District3 - Constantine (Stephen Koontz, Resource Management Deputy

Director)

2025-760

16.

17.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Purchase Agreement

related to Project Parcel #1-905 for a drainage easement necessary for

the Midway Drainage Improvement Project (60 ± SF) between Henry

Colyer and Seminole County for $1,550.00, as full settlement and any

other claim for compensation from which Seminole County might be

obligated to pay relating to the parcel. District5 - Herr (Stephen Koontz,

Resource Management Deputy Director)

2025-753

2025-752

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Purchase Agreement

related to Project Parcel #2-822 for a drainage easement necessary for

the Midway Drainage Improvement Project (75.43 ± SF) between Carl

Rogers, Jr. and G. Charles Wohlust as Personal Representative of the

Estate of Steve Gillison and the Estate of Nathaniel Gillison, Sr., and

Seminole County for $6,450.00, as full settlement and any other claim for

compensation from which Seminole County might be obligated to pay

relating to the parcel. District5 - Herr (Stephen Koontz, Resource

Management Deputy Director)

18.

19.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Purchase Agreement

related to Project Parcel #2-821 for a drainage easement necessary for

the Midway Drainage Improvement Project (663.04 ± SF) between G.

Charles Wohlust as Personal Representative of the Estate of Julia J.

Johnson, also known as Julia Demps, and Seminole County for

$11,550.00, as full settlement and any other claim for compensation from

which Seminole County might be obligated to pay relating to the parcel.

District5 - Herr (Stephen Koontz, Resource Management Deputy Director)

2025-751

2025-742

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution of Necessity

for the Midway Drainage Improvement Project including Parcels 1-817,

1-820, 1-856, 2-806, 2-807, 2-808, 2-809, 2-810, 2-811, 2-812, 2-813,

2-814, 2-815, 2-816, 2-817, 2-819, 2-843, 2-844, and 2-845, and

authorize staff to make binding written offers to property owners and, if

necessary, to file condemnation proceedings to exercise the power of

eminent domain. District5 - Herr (Stephen Koontz, Resource Management

Deputy Director)

Resolution #2025-R-70

V. WORKSESSION

20.

Freebee Overview and Customer Experience (Kristian Swenson,

Assistant County Manager)

2025-759

Mr. Swenson addressed the Board and introduced Claudia Vero and Jason Spiegel

with Freebee who reviewed the presentation as included in the agenda backup.

The Commissioners shared their comments on today's presentation and made

requests of what information they'd like from Mr. Speigel when he comes back for the

next work session. Mr. Gray stated when they launch in the fall, they are not

discontinuing the LYNX routes. They are working simultaneously through the fall; and

then in January, most of the LYNX routes will then be discontinued. The LYNX routes

that are performing well, which are in the southern part of the county, will continue to

run. Chairman Zembower confirmed with staff that there will be notice to the public that

the LYNX routes will be reduced.

Chairman Zembower recessed the meeting at 10:44 a.m., reconvening at 10:58 a.m.

21.

2026 Employee Benefits and Wellness Discussion (Christina Brandolini,

Human Resources Director)

2025-763

Ms. Brandolini addressed the Board and introduced Charles Cook, Alliant Insurance

Services, who reviewed the presentation as included in the agenda backup. The

Commissioners shared their questions, comments, and concerns regarding the

presentation.

Motion by Vice Chairman Herr, seconded by Commissioner Dallari, to approve and

authorize staff to make recommended plan design changes to the buy-up, mid, low,

and HSA; approve the recommended regular and wellness employee premium

contribution rates for Plan Year 2026; approve and authorize staff to continue the

annual “Thrive with Five” wellness program; authorize staff to bring recommendation for

Prescription Benefit Manager for approval at the August 26, 2025, Board meeting;

authorize staff to bring recommended providers for ancillary employee paid benefits for

approval at the August 26, 2025, Board meeting.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Recess BCC Meeting Until 1:30 P.M.

Chairman Zembower recessed the meeting at 11:38 a.m.

Reconvene Meeting at 1:30 P.M.

Chairman Zembower reconvened the meeting at 1:30 p.m., with all Commissioners and other

Officials, with the exception of Clerk Maloy and Deputy Clerk Kyla Farrell who was replaced by

Deputy Clerk Chariti Guevara, who were present at the opening session.

22.

Quarterly Service Recognition Awards (Christina Brandolini, Human

Resources Director)

2025-765

Ms. Brandolini addressed the Board and presented the Quarterly Employee Years of

Service Recognition Awards as included in the agenda backup.

VI. PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA

Accept Proofs of Publication

Motion by Commissioner Lockhart, seconded by Vice Chairman Herr, to authorize the filing of

the proofs of publication for this meeting’s scheduled public hearings into the Official Record.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Ex Parte Disclosure

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 reported no ex parte.

Public Hearings - Quasi - Judicial

23.

Midway Loop Trail Rezone - Consider a Rezone from A-1 (Agriculture) to

PLI (Public Lands and Institutions) for a proposed trail and other future

recreational facilities on approximately 106.96 acres, located on the west

side of Brisson Avenue, north of State Road 46; (Z2025-05) (Daniel

Heacock, Seminole County Parks and Recreation / Greenways & Natural

Lands, Applicant) District5 - Herr (Kaitlyn Apgar, Senior Planner)

2025-612

Ms. Apgar addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda

memorandum.

With regard to public participation, Dorothy Miller spoke in support and Benjamin

Chisolm submitted a Written Comment Form in support.

No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Form and Written Comment Form were received and filed.

Motion by Vice Chairman Herr, seconded by Commissioner Dallari, to adopt Ordinance

#2025-15 enacting a Rezone from A-1 (Agriculture) to PLI (Public Lands and

Institutions) for a proposed trail and other future recreational facilities on approximately

106.96 acres, located on the west side of Brisson Avenue, north of State Road 46; as

described in the proof of publication.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

24.

Miyaji Sushi & Hibachi Special Exception - Consider a Special Exception

to allow a restaurant within 1,000 feet of a school to obtain an alcohol

license in the PD (Planned Development) district on 9.51 acres, located

on the south side of W. Lake Mary Boulevard, east of Sun Drive;

BS2025-08 (Wen Zheng, Applicant) District4 - Lockhart (Hilary Padin,

Planner)

2025-703

Ms. Padin addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda

memorandum.

Wen Zheng, Applicant, spoke regarding his request.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Commissioner Lockhart stated there are a lot of different restaurants in the shopping

center that have a full bars, but because each of the different units are being handled

separately, they will each have to come in separately. She had inquired during her

briefing if it would make more sense to make it an allowable use for that entire parcel.

The County Attorney's Office advised that would be reopening the whole PD, which

may not be the route they want to take. Looking for something to make this a little

more efficient moving forward, they talked about changing the way they calculate and

measure in the future so business owners won't have to come in when there's an

obvious separation.

Deputy County Attorney Neysa Borkert advised in the LDC amendments that will be

coming to the Board for consideration, staff is looking at changing how they measure

from businesses to schools or to religious facilities the same across the board.

Commissioner Lockhart confirmed with Ms. Borkert that would be a less restrictive

change.

Commissioner Constantine mentioned there are private and charter schools, and the

distance for the State is 500 feet, which is less restrictive than the County's. He

suggested they look at that as a difference between public schools and all other types

of schools, because many of them are in shopping centers. Ms. Borket responded the

plan is to also bring back what the County's requirements are versus what the State

requires.

Motion by Commissioner Lockhart, seconded by Commissioner Constantine, to

approve the Special Exception with the conditions stated in the Development Order to

allow a restaurant within 1,000 feet of a school to obtain an alcohol license in the PD

(Planned Development) district on 9.51 acres, located on the south side of West Lake

Mary Boulevard, east of Sun Drive; Wen Zheng, Applicant; D.O. #25-3200008; as

described in the proof of publication.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Public Hearings - Legislative

25.

Consider an ordinance amending Chapter 245 of the Seminole County

Code to adopt a Five-Cent (5) Local Option Fuel Tax pursuant to section

336.02 (1)(b), Florida Statutes on every gallon of motor fuels sold in

Seminole County effective January 1, 2026, for a period of fifty (50) years,

providing for collection, administration, and use of the tax proceeds for

transportation expenditures. Countywide (Timothy Jecks, Management &

Budget Director)

2025-738

Mr. Jecks addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda

memorandum. The presentation was followed by brief Board questions and

comments.

With regard to public participation, the following spoke in opposition: Win Adams,

George Sellery (documents received and filed), and Richard Creedon.

No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Forms were received and filed.

Upon Vice Chairman Herr's request, Mr. Jecks explained the statute does not require

any sunset date. Staff worked with the County Attorney's Office and decided to put in a

50-year date, which can be reviewed and repealed by the Board at any time. Staff's

thought was they have a structural deficit that the general fund has to fund

transportation costs. It's been happening for a number of years. This will help offset

that cost. Chairman Zembower confirmed with Mr. Jecks it will be reviewed every year

with the budget.

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Vice Chairman Herr, to adopt

Ordinance #2025-16 amending Chapter 245 of the Seminole County Code to adopt a

Five-Cent (5) Local Option Fuel Tax pursuant to section 336.02 (1)(b), Florida Statutes

on every gallon of motor fuels sold in Seminole County effective January 1, 2026, for a

period of fifty (50) years, providing for collection, administration, and use of the tax

proceeds for transportation expenditures; as described in the proof of publication.

Under discussion, there were Board comments and questions, and the Commissioners

expressed why they would or would not support the motion.

Districts 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

District 1 voted NAY.

The motion passes with a supermajority vote of 4 to 1.

26.

Consider an ordinance amending Chapter 245 of the Seminole County

Code relating to the Public Service Tax; amending section 245.102(a) to

increase the tax rate levied in the Unincorporated areas from four percent

(4%) to ten percent (10%); providing for severability, providing for

codification, and providing an effective date of January 1, 2026.

Countywide (Timothy Jecks, Management & Budget Director)

2025-739

Mr. Jecks presented the item as outlined in the agenda memorandum.

With regard to public participation, Win Adams and George Sellery (documents

received and filed) spoke in opposition.

No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Forms were received and filed.

Board discussion and questions ensued.

Motion by Vice Chairman Herr, seconded by Commissioner Lockhart, to adopt

Ordinance #2025-17 amending Chapter 245 of the Seminole County Code relating to

the Public Service Tax; amending Section 245.102(a) to increase the tax rate levied in

the Unincorporated areas from four percent (4%) to ten percent (10%); providing for

severability, providing for codification, and providing an effective date of January 1,

2026; as described in the proof of publication.

Districts 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

District 1 voted NAY.

Motion passes 4 to 1.

Chairman Zembower recessed the meeting at 2:53 p.m., reconvening at 3:06 p.m.

VII. COUNTY ATTORNEY'S REPORT

County Attorney Kate Latorre reported the Sheriff's Office Chief Counsel recently discussed

with her a challenge the Sheriff's Office has had enforcing the County's Sexual

Offender/Sexual Predator Ordinance. There was an individual designated as a sexual

offender who was seeking permission to live within 1,000 feet of a playground, which is

restricted by County Code. The Sheriff's Office interpreted the definition of playground to

include a community swimming pool because the playground definition includes the phrase

"an established or dedicated outdoor area for recreation and play." The Circuit Court Judge

disagreed and allowed the individual to have his residence within 1,000 feet of the community

pool. She inquired if the Board wants to clarify the ordinance to include community swimming

pools/bodies of water in the definition of playground in the ordinance. Board discussion

ensued, and there was consensus to bring the ordinance back for Board consideration.

Commissioner Lockhart requested Ms. Latorre also ask the Sheriff's Chief Counsel what other

clarification they may desire in other areas, as well.

IIX. COUNTY MANAGER'S REPORT AND STAFF PRESENTATIONS

Mr. Gray announced Rick Durr, Parks and Recreation Director, will be inducted as the

president of the Florida Recreation and Parks Association for the next year.

27.

Utilities Master Plan #4 (Johnny Edwards, Utilities Director)

2025-764

Mr. Edwards and Steve Riley, Jacobs Engineering, addressed the Board and

presented the update as included in the agenda backup. The presentation was

followed by Board questions and comments.

With regard to public participation, Nancy Harmon spoke.

No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Form was received and filed.

IX. DISTRICT COMMISSIONER REPORTS

District 5 - Commissioner Herr

Vice Chairman Herr reported on events, meetings, and conferences she attended.

District 1 - Commissioner Dallari

No report.

District 3 - Commissioner Constantine

Commissioner Constantine reported on events, meetings, and conferences he attended.

The Commissioner advised on August 19, 2025, there will be a celebration of life held at

Florida Statue University in Tallahassee honoring Former Politician and FSU President John

Thrasher.

Commissioner Constantine reported the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is

more than likely going to approve a hunt of 187 bears in the state. Even though a fourth of

the entire bear population is in Seminole County and surrounding, they are only suggesting

that 18 be taken. That is primarily because of the County's Urban Bear Ordinance and how

successful they have been in maintaining the population. The Commissioner does not think

there should be a bear hunt in Seminole County. He understand they have no control over

the State. However, he will be sending an e-mail to FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto

requesting if they are going to do the hunt, they don't do it in Seminole. He stated if anyone

would like to join him in doing that, he would be happy to share the request to Chairman

Barreto.

28.

Approve the District appointment of Mark Smith to the Parks and

Preservation Advisory Committee for a term of 1/1/2025 - 12-31-2026.

2025-777

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Vice Chairman Herr, to appoint

Mark Smith to the Parks and Preservation Advisory Committee for a term of January 1,

2025 through December 31, 2026.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

District 4 - Commissioner Lockhart

Animal Services Citations

Commissioner Lockhart stated she has been working with the County Attorney's Office and

Animal Services regarding a situation that has been ongoing since 2023 in her district. She

distributed a list of over 30 varying citations for one residence (received and filed). The

neighbors are getting upset that infractions continue to happen. While the individual

continues to be fined and Animal Services is doing everything they are supposed to do, the

behavior continues. Each citation has been appealed by the individual to county court, and

the citations have been upheld. The highlighted citations on the list remain unpaid after being

court ordered to pay them. Section 20.137 of the County Codes allows the BCC to request

that the court issue an order to show cause for anyone who has failed to pay the civil

penalties they have been ordered to pay. She is requesting the Board give direction to the

County Attorney to file this with the court. Discussion ensued.

Motion by Commissioner Lockhart, seconded by Vice Chairman Herr, to request the Board

authorize the County Attorney to request the county court issue an order to show cause as to

why this resident has not paid their civil fines.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

CFCRC

The Commissioner reported at the last Central Florida Commuter Rail Commission meeting,

there was a presentation to talk about SunRail weekend service and what it would take in

order to bring that to fruition (presentation received and filed). The biggest hinderance right

now besides funding is the lead time to buy the additional locomotives needed in order to

comply with FRA regulations. That lead time is approximately five years. To lease a

locomotive could be 12 to 18 months. There is only one company right now offering leases,

and while they have signed some lease agreements, they have not actually delivered on any

of those locomotives. The capital cost to purchase three locomotives and cab cars is

$61,800,000. To lease, if available, it is $3 million a year. The actual annual operating

expense to run on Saturday and Sunday for 40 trains is about $29 million. The current

partner funding agreement could be modified to cover these costs. When looking at the $29

million spread annually across five funding partners, it is her opinion that the benefit to the

community to run the system nights and weekends is nominal when considering the cost to

run roads. She advised there will be a CFCRC work session, but she wanted them to be

aware this is what is happening to make it work. Discussion ensued.

Fireworks

Commissioner Lockhart reported she received calls from a couple of citizens about bottle

rocket fireworks in their neighborhood, which came through their pool screens and also

started a small fire in a backyard. The citizens are asking what can be done to keep people

from shooting bottle rockets into their pool property and causing damage. The Sheriff's Office

was not able to help because fireworks are legal per State statute on certain dates. In talking

with the County Attorney's Office, Orange County has recently adopted some language that

would help law enforcement to look at situations where there are actual projectiles in the air

that damage other people's property. She is requesting support to have the County Attorney's

Office look at it further. No objections were voiced.

District 2 - Chairman Zembower/Chairman's Report

Chairman Zembower reported he has had a citizen request again about taking over private

roads and drainage systems. The Administrative Code clearly says the County has no

responsibility to maintain them. The County can get involved in creating an MSBU if that is

something the community wants. He inquired if the Board would consider looking at the

Admin Code to decide whether they wanted to take over private roads and drainage systems.

After Board discussion, there was not consensus to move forward with the request.

The Chairman reported on events, meetings, and conferences he has attended.

X. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

No submissions.

XI. PUBLIC COMMENT (Items not Related to the Agenda)

Leslie Grubl spoke on the budget. She suggested having the County's lobbyists look at the

State's unfunded mandates.

Public Comment Form was received and filed.

Emory Green, Jr., Midway Coalition Executive Director, affirmed, acknowledged, and thanked

each Commissioner for prioritizing the Midway-Canaan community's needs to ensure they are

never left behind or forgotten.