Legislation Details

File #: 23-0566    Version: 4
Type: Action Items -11:30 AM Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 3/10/2023 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 3/28/2023 Final action:
Title: Local (50/50) matching funds related to three Resiliency Florida Grant Program projects that may be awarded by Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).
Attachments: 1. 22FRP78 3. Grant Work Plan PineHills 10-10-22LLL.pdf, 2. 22FRP79 3. Grant Work Plan HilsofSantaFE 10-10-22LLL.pdf, 3. 22SRP13 3. Grant Work Plan Draft. CNLLL.pdf, 4. Hills of Santa Fe NW 25th Place & NW 98th Street.pdf, 5. Pine Hills Estates NW 14th Avenue.pdf, 6. Robin Lane NW 40thAvenue and NW 75th Street.pdf, 7. BA - Match for Resiliency Florida Grant, 8. FY23 Reserves and Adjustments - 3.17.2023, 9. Dec052017.pdf
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Agenda Item Name:
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Local (50/50) matching funds related to three Resiliency Florida Grant Program projects that may be awarded by Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).
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Presenter:
Ramon D. Gavarrete

Description:
General Fund Reserves will need to be used to match funding (50/50) for the Resiliency Florida Grant Program Projects awarded for the FDEP's FY2021-22 and FY 2022-23 grant cycle. Three drainage improvement projects under consideration are Pine Hills, Hill of Santa Fe, and Robin Lane.
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Recommended Action:
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Use General Fund Reserves for the local 50/50 match for each project that developed.
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Prior Board Motions:
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N/A
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Fiscal Consideration:
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The local match required would be $672,815.32 for Pine Hills, $507,615.07 for Hills of Santa Fe and $599,816.60 for Robin Lane for a total of $1,780,246.99 or 21.76% of the General Fund Reserves currently available ($8,181,054) for FY23.
Excerpt from the FY23 Board Approved Budget Policy:
a. Reserve for contingency requests in the General Fund, MSTU Law Enforcement and MSBU Fire Funds must be approved by the Board of County Commissioners. The Board will use the procedures and evaluation criteria set forth in this, and other policies. Such requests will be evaluated as to the:
i. Urgency of the request - these areas retain large amounts of water during storms.
ii. Scope of services to be provided - Limited-service area impacting a small segment of the population
iii. Short and long-term fiscal impact of the request - This a one-time use of funds, not on-going
iv. Potential for alternative methods of funding or providing the service(s) - Storm water assessment funds and gas tax funds were considered for the match but were determined not appropriate.
v. Review for duplication of service(s) with other agencies - this is a joint project with the State.
vi. Review of efforts to secure non-County funding - this is...

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