Legislation Details

File #: 20-0735    Version: 3
Type: Public Hearing - 5:01 PM Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/24/2020 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 9/8/2020 Final action:
Title: Stormwater Assessment FY21 Final Rate Resolution Adoption Hearing
Attachments: 1. FY 21 Appendix A Proof Publication Storm water.pdf, 2. FY 21 Appendix B Affidavit of Mailing Storm water.pdf, 3. FY 21 Appendix C Certification of Assessment Roll Storm water.pdf, 4. FY 21 Water Quality Project Descriptions.pdf, 5. FY 21 Water Quality Project List.pdf, 6. FY 21 Final Rate Resolution Stormwater.pdf
Related files: 20-0546
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Agenda Item Name:
Title
Stormwater Assessment FY21 Final Rate Resolution Adoption Hearing
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Presenter:
Tommy Crosby, 337-6205

Description:
A public hearing to consider adoption of the FY21 Stormwater Assessment Final Rate Resolution.

Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
Adopt the FY21 Stormwater Assessment Final Rate Resolution at a $40 per Equivalent Residential Unit rate.
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Prior Board Motions:
Adopted the FY20 Stormwater Assessment Preliminary Rate Resolution at a $40 per Equivalent Residential Unit rate on July 14, 2020.

Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
The proposed Stormwater assessment will continue to provide a dedicated funding source to comply with the County's Stormwater management obligations. This assessment reduces the County's dependency upon the Gas Tax and Ad Valorem taxes to pay for Stormwater management. The proposed allocation is to continue the 50/50 allocation between Public Works drainage maintenance and Environmental Protection water quality improvement programs. The proposed assessment continue the Financial Hardship exception provision that will require the County's General Fund to make up an estimated loss of $6,000 in revenues for qualifying property owners.

The proposed adoption of a $40 Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) will generate a maximum estimated $1,889,715 in revenues.

Stormwater Management Fund:
EPD 146.55.5511.325.2000
PW 146.79.7920.325.2000
The proposed Water Quality Projects will be funded through the assessment and the carry forward of any unspent FY20 funds.
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Background:
Effective Stormwater management is a critical component for increasing local resiliency to nuisance flooding, extreme weather, and climate change.

Alachua County proposed to prepare an FY21 Stormwater assessment roll for certification to the Tax Collector to allow the collection of a non-ad valorem assessment for certain properties located in unincorporated Alachua County. In accordance with State law...

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