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BOOK 95 FSI IVU3: <br />Director Jim Davis stated that mandates to use paint which is <br />free of lead, 61' rather than 4" stripes and reflective markings, <br />together with enlarging approximately 30 culverts to accommodate <br />drainage have contributed to the increases in this fund. <br />The Vice Chairman determined that no one else wished to be <br />heard and thereupon closed the public hearing. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously, by a 4-0 <br />vote (Chairman Macht being absent), approved the <br />tentative budget of $9,376,511 for the <br />Transportation Fund for Fiscal Year 1995/96. <br />EMERGENCY SERVICE DISTRICT <br />Administrator Chandler announced that the Emergency Services <br />District millage reflected on TRIM notices is 2.3129 which is <br />11.35% above the rollback millage of 2.0772. The proposed <br />Emergency Services District budget is $12,609,613 which is an <br />increase of $766,652 over the current budget of $11,842,961. <br />Administrator Chandler advised that critical areas contained in <br />this budget are additional fire coverage in the north county for <br />quicker response time, and 6 additional paramedics (3 at Winter <br />Beach and 3 at Fellsmere) required because the volunteers cannot <br />continue beyond 1/1/96. <br />The Vice Chairman opened the public hearing on the Emergency <br />Services District and asked if anyone wished to be heard in this <br />matter. <br />Ital Veron, Civic Association president, expressed his <br />displeasure with the budget increases which he believed were out of <br />line with the number of calls for service. Mr. Veron read into the <br />record the following letter from the Civic Association dated <br />8/14/95: <br />4 <br />SEPTEMBER 6, 1995 <br />