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p.m. <br />5:06 <br />Director Boling elaborated on the limitations of impact fees and when <br />they can be used for charter schools. He pointed out that consideration <br />of impact fees for charter schools would require a different study, since <br />the current study is not structured to accommodate them. He also <br />acknowledged that impact fees did not pay for the replacement of <br />elementary student stations at the Osceola school. <br />Commissioner Solari said he had no problem with the past use of <br />money, stressed that this is not the Board's area of expertise, and <br />preferred for the experts to discuss this. <br />5:10 MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Solari, SECONDED by <br />p.m. Commissioner Flescher, to send a letter to the School Board requesting <br />they hold a Board Public Workshop to present/review the methodology <br />of the school impact fee, and to justify their need. <br />5:20 Vice Chairman Davis said he had spoken to staff during the break to <br />p.m. find out if the County had torn anything down, then used impact fees to <br />replace or rebuild in a different area, and nothing could be recalled. <br />5:13 <br />L. p.m. <br />Discussion ensued regarding buildings that had been demolished in the <br />past, capacity, and portable classrooms. <br />Ms. Johnson said she would remove this item from the June 24th School <br />Board meeting agenda. She also noted that she had spoken to Mr. <br />Waddell during the break, regarding a possible workshop with the <br />charters, and they decided it would need to be with next year's capital <br />funds, because they have already held their workshops on what they will <br />be doing with their budget. <br />5:20 Mr. Morrison acknowledged that the 17,284 permanent student stations <br />p.m. did not include portables, justified the existing school inventory for <br />permanent capacity, reviewed the history of collections from 2011, and <br />indicated that the area of growth is in the north end of the County, <br />which is where the continuation of impact fees would be used. <br />5:24 County Attorney Dylan Reingold noted the issues at hand and clarified <br />p.m. the motion. <br />5:26 Ms. Johnson wanted to know whether a day or evening workshop would <br />p.m. work best; consensus was to hold a daytime workshop. <br />5:28 Prior to Calling the Question, Chairman O'Bryan reiterated the <br />p.m. Board's request to the School Board. <br />5:32 The Chairman CALLED THE QUESTION and the Motion carried <br />p.m. unanimously. <br />Impact Fee Update Study Workshop Page 6 <br />103 <br />