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07/15/2020
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Board of County Commissioners
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Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes - Final July 15, 2020 <br />*Per Lot Charge <br />The Chairman opened the floor for public comments; there were none. <br />OTHER M.S.B.0 <br />20-1761 <br />Attachments: Other MSBU <br />Other M.S.B.U.'s: <br />• Vero Lake Estates - $50.00, per parcel acre, no change from last fiscal year <br />• East Gifford Stormwater - $10.00, per parcel acre, no change from last <br />fiscal year <br />• Oceanside Street Paving - $0, a decrease of ($415.00) <br />Director Daniels stated there were no proposed rate changes per parcel/acre for <br />Vero Lake Estates and East Gifford Stormwater; however, the Oceanside Street <br />Paving five-year program expired. <br />The Chairman opened the floor for public comments; there were none. <br />ENTERPRISE FUNDS <br />20-1762 <br />Attachments: Enterprise Funds <br />Administrator recommendations for the following proposed Enterprise Funds: <br />• Golf Course - $3,219,703, an increase of $106,731 <br />• Building Department - $5,233,771, an increase of $191,778 <br />• Utilities - $47,586,827, a decrease of ($2,591,414) <br />• Utilities - Impact Fees- $2,527,227, an increase of $7,302 <br />The total for the Enterprise Funds was $58,567,528, a decrease of ($2,285,603). <br />Administrator Brown referred to the golf course budget and stated that due to the <br />COVID-19 mandate only one person was allowed per golf cart, resulting in a <br />revenue loss. He added that there could be an increase in the fees later in the year. <br />He pointed out that the demand for building permits for residential development <br />was steady, and there had been less of a demand for commercial permits. <br />Administrator Brown explained that the Utilities department would be adding an <br />Assistant Utilities Director position due to an additional ten thousand new <br />customers. <br />Indian River County Florida Page 10 <br />
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