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Office of Budget and Management Director Jason Brown responded to questions from <br />the Commissioners on the capital expenditure amounts in the five-year Capital Improvements <br />Plan, and the source of funding for an additional fire station. <br />Chairman O'Bryan confirmed with Director Keating that Board approval of the proposed <br />CIE amendments today does not constitute approval of the proposed additional local gas option <br />tax (referenced in projected Transportation Revenues for 2014/2015). <br />The Chairman opened the Public Hearing. <br />Joseph Paladin, President Black Swan Consulting, posed questions to staff and made <br />observations regarding the concurrency certificates. <br />A broad -ranging discussion ensued, wherein individual Commissioners remarked on <br />concurrency; impact fees; the upcoming projects of Liberty Park and Bristol Bay (IHP Capital <br />Partners); and the necessity to begin constructing infrastructure, such as roads, prior to a <br />developer's completion of a project. <br />Director Keating and Chairman O'Bryan responded to Renee Renzi, Waverly Place, who <br />asked what consequences Amendment 4, if passed, would have on the County's Comprehensive <br />Plan process and on the Planning Department. <br />(Clerk's Note: Amendment 4 proposes requiring a taxpayer funded referendum for all <br />changes to local government comprehensive land -use plans, and is a ballot item of the General <br />Election of November 2, 2010). <br />Bob Johnson, Coral Wind Subdivision, requested further explanation on the increased <br />local option fuel tax proposed for FY2014/201.5. <br />18 <br />November 2, 2010 <br />