Planning Council Meeting - August 29th, 2024

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Broward County Planning Council 58 min 10 speakers 5 agenda items transcribed 1 day ago official recording ↗
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Unknown 0:01
Welcome to the Broward County Planning Council Monthly Meeting. Webcast live from the Broward County Government Center, located in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The fundamental role of the council is to promote coordinated, comprehensive, long-range planning throughout Broward County through the joint cooperation and participation of local governments, public officials, and private citizens. And now, the monthly meeting of the Broward County Planning Council.
Barbara Boy 0:30
Good morning for everyone online. We'll be starting in just a minute or two.
Adam Geller 0:44
Okay. I told you
Barbara Boy 0:58
Mr. Chair, we have a quorum. As the meeting's starting, I just wanna let everyone know that there are new microphones in the commission chambers. So uh you just if there's just one press one button to press. If it's red it's off, if it's green, it's on. I just wanted to start that. Yes.
Angelo Castillo 1:25
You're leading that stand and Commissioner Fisher, will you lead us in the flash? Absolutely. I pledge.
Unknown 1:33
To the flag of the United States of America, to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God.
Angelo Castillo 1:41
We can judge that for all.
Angelo Castillo 1:52
Ms. Pinnell, please call the roll.
Unknown 1:54
Ms. Jessica Abramson. Present. Mayor Felicia Brunson. Mayor Angelo Castillo?
Adam Geller 2:03
Yeah.
Unknown 2:05
Ms. Denise B. Fernandez. Commissioner Lamar P. Fisher.
Lamar Fisher 2:12
Present.
Unknown 2:14
Mayor Michelle J. Gomez. Ms. Ryan Greenberg. Present Mayor Rex Harden. Mr Easton K. Harrison. K. Harrison.
Michael Ryan 2:29
Present.
Unknown 2:32
Councilmember Denise Evilby Horland. Yeah. Mayor Josh Levy. Commissioner Letitian Newbold. Here. Vice Mayor Jackie Rayleigh. Good morning. Mr. David Rosanoff? Mayor Michael J. Ryan.
Michael Ryan 2:55
Present.
Unknown 2:57
Mr. Steve Woodman.
Michael Ryan 2:59
Here.
Unknown 3:00
School board member Alan Zieman.
Michael Ryan 3:04
Yeah.
Unknown 3:05
Mr. Thomas H. DiGiorgio Jr. Yeah, a quorum.
Denise Appleby Horland 3:10
Sorry to interrupt. I was having trouble with audio. It's Michelle.
Josh Levy 3:15
And ignore the video.
Barbara Boy 3:23
Thank you. Good morning everyone. Uh for the consent agenda this morning, there was one additional um item for item R one, a letter from Ralph Stone that was included in your additional agenda material yesterday. Uh there are no other additions to the consent agenda.
Letitia Newbold 3:51
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Barbara Boy 4:00
Can you turn your microphone on, Mr. Chair? Green light. There you go.
Angelo Castillo 4:05
See, I spoke too soon. I thought it was easy. I thought once I saw the red light, that was exciting. Much better.
Barbara Boy 4:12
I just want to clarify I don't think anyone could hear you online.
Angelo Castillo 4:16
You know, I make a wise uh wise crack about how easy it is and I fail. Unbelievable. Okay. Where are we now? Item
Barbara Boy 4:28
R one. R
Angelo Castillo 4:28
one. There we are.
Barbara Boy 4:29
Okay, here we are. I
Angelo Castillo 4:30
got so confused that. Item R one.
Barbara Boy 4:33
Thank you. Good morning again. Thanks. Um item R one is a local planning agency review for a change to the county's code of ordinances to update the portion related to school impact fees and student generation rates. This is based on the school board's received study from their consultant Banesh in June of this year, and the school board has recommended that the school impact fees be maintained as they are And exist in the existing land development code, and that the student generation rates be modified per the study, which are generally lower rates with the exception of two minor increases in categories. And there. So the ordinance you have before you was presented to planning counsel by the County Attorney's Office and the Barrett County Urban Planning Division.
Barbara Boy 5:22
And your recommendation is simply for the consistency with. with the um Broward County land use plan and staff has found it consistent with the uh with the plan. Uh just a couple of notes that the uh the ordinance does retain I should put on my glasses. I'm telling you to put on the microphone, I'm gonna put on my glasses. Sorry. The uh study does retain that school impact fees must be paid before the issuance of a building permit, retains the quarterly remission to the school board of Broward County for expenditures from the County Commission, maintains the existing adopted school impact fee schedule, so no changes to the school impact fees. Those are based on dwelling unit type. um updates and streamlines the student generation rates by dwelling unit uh category and then also revises the student generation rates to be based on um dwelling unit type and number as opp for all three levels of education as opposed to um

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