Legislation Details

File #: 20-1019    Version: 1
Type: Presentation Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/2/2020 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 11/10/2020 Final action:
Title: Everett Parcel Access
Attachments: 1. ATTACHMENT #1 - Everett Access Easement.pdf, 2. ATTACHMENT #2 - FAC 62-701.600.pdf, 3. ATTACHMENT #3 - Access Routes to R Everett Parcel.pdf, 4. ATTACHMENT #4 - Everett Property_1 - Access Route and Wetland Impacts.pdf, 5. Board Report - R. Everett Access Request - 06 07 2019 .pdf, 6. Everett Parcel Access PowerPoint - 12 13 2016.pdf
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Agenda Item Name:
Title
Everett Parcel Access
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Presenter:
James K. Harriott, Jr., P.E.

Description:
Receive direction from Board reaffirming the direction to staff to allow access to Mr. Everett's parcel.


Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
The Board hear Mr. Ronnie Everett's request to reconsider the previously Board of County Commissioners approved access route to the Everett parcel.

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Prior Board Motions:
January 10, 2017 Board Motion: Refer the matter to the County Manager and County Attorney to come back with some sort of License Agreement that includes transferability for the Board to consider with the preferred route to be the staff recommended route. Further, staff should have a discussion with Mr. Everett regarding the feasibility of a sale of the property.


Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
None.
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Background:

EVERETT PARCEL
Mr. Everett owns two parcels. The parcels have access through an easement to State Road 222 (ATTACHMENT #1). Public documents show that Mr. Everett acquired the parcel "without physical or legal access." Historically, Mr. Everett used the RockTENN parcel for access and possible hunting, although there were no easements or documents legally permitting the access route.

COUNTY PARCEL
The County acquired the RockTENN parcel in 2014.
The RockTENN parcel is a former landfill and is required to be secured by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection on Section 62-701.600(3)(i) of the Florida Administrative Code. (ATTACHMENT #2)
The County is reviewing plans for use of the parcel, in part, for storm debris management. These plans were discussed with the Board in February 2020 and will be discussed in upcoming workshops.
A County managed debris site will provide us options in the event of a storm. We currently contract for those services. During Hurricane Irma, we had difficulty due to the high demand across the state and we were pressed by the contractor/sub-contractors for serv...

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