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File #: 23-0696    Version: 1
Type: Consent Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 4/11/2023 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 4/18/2023 Final action:
Title: Wild Spaces Public Places and Infrastructure Tax Project Update (a) Conservation Lands (B) Parks & Open Space (c) Roads (d) Alachua County's Non-Recurring Municipal Partnership Program
Attachments: 1. 2023 Alachua County Forever 10 Year Plan_020123.pdf, 2. PRESENTATION 230412 PMP Lacrosse Meeting (rdg 230413) - Alachua County.pdf, 3. BOCC_Infrastructure Surtax_Ordinance 2022_08.pdf, 4. Resolution 22-066_ACF Process_.pdf, 5. 2023-03-20 Vision Map w_legend 24x36.pdf
Related files: 23-0392
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Wild Spaces Public Places and Infrastructure Tax Project Update (a) Conservation Lands (B) Parks & Open Space (c) Roads (d) Alachua County's Non-Recurring Municipal Partnership Program
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Presenter:
Ramon Gavarrete, Alachua County Public Works Director, 352-548-1214
Andi Christman, Alachua County Environmental Program Manager, 352-264-6803
Jason Maurer, Alachua County Parks and Open Space Director, 352-213-4796

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Wild Spaces Public Places and Infrastructure Tax Project Update (a) Conservation Lands (B) Parks & Open Space (c) Roads (d) Alachua County's Non-Recurring Municipal Partnership Program
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Recommended Action:
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Prior Board Motions:
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On March 22, 2022, the Board of County Commissioners passed a motion adopting Ordinance 2022-088 levying a 1 percent local government infrastructure surtax effective only after voter approval at a referendum election, and authorizing the use of infrastructure surtax proceeds as follows:
1. Providing that 50.0 percent of the proceeds of the new surtax shall be used to acquire and improve lands for conservation, protection of natural resources, or Public recreation, and to operate and maintain parks, recreational programs and Recreational facilities throughout the county ("Wild Spaces Public Places uses" or "WSPP uses");
2. Providing that 50.0 percent of the proceeds of the new surtax shall Be used to repair roads and improve road safety, construct or renovate fire Stations and other public facilities, acquire lands for affordable housing, and Fund economic development projects pursuant to Florida Statute 212.055(2)(d)(3), Florida Statutes ("non-WSPP uses");
3. Providing that not more than 15.0 percent of the proceeds of the new surtax may be used to fund economic development Projects pursuant to Florida Statute 212.055(2)(d)(3), Florida Statutes;
4. Providing for authorization and legislative findings; providing fo...

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