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Park Subdivision for the County to install asphalt millings on a <br />portion of 2nd Street. He advised that the assessment would be <br />based on square footage, and informed the Board that due to the <br />sale of one parcel, the percentage of residents supporting the <br />project has declined from 78.34% to 68.34%, but it still meets <br />approval requirements. Director Szpyrka presented a <br />breakdown of the costs for the County and petitioners, and gave <br />staffs recommendation for the Board to approve the <br />Confirming Resolution with the Assessment Roll and <br />Assessment Plat. <br />Commissioner O'Bryan disclosed that he had received an email <br />from a former law enforcement officer ("the Officer"), who did <br />not receive proper notification of the millings project due to <br />confidentiality restrictions on his address. <br />The Chairman opened the Public Hearing. <br />Ryan Scott DiGiovanni, Esquire, 1620 26th Street, representing <br />"the Officer", asserted that the County had not followed due <br />process, because "the Officer" never received the notifications <br />regarding the petition paving project. He also remarked that <br />some residents signed the petition solely because they wanted <br />more information, not as a final endorsement. Attorney <br />DiGiovanni requested that the Commissioners defer their <br />decision, and forward notice to his client. <br />Chairman Solari sought and received confirmation that staff <br />should forward the proper notice to "the Officer" through his <br />attorney. <br />Larry Harris, 3485 2nd Street, said that he had only signed the <br />petition to get more information, not to endorse the project. He <br />requested that his parcel be removed from the assessment roll. <br />Cliff Honeycutt, Emerson Park resident, declared that he had <br />never signed a petition. <br />There were no additional speakers, and the Chairman closed the <br />Public Hearing. <br />Discussion ensued as individual Board Members voiced their <br />support for the Public Works Department to re -notice the <br />Emerson Park residents, and to continue the public hearing at a <br />future meeting. <br />June 7, 2016 <br />Board of County Commision Minutes Page 6 <br />