CITY COUNCIL AGENDA OF
FEBRUARY 26, 2008
AMENDMENTS and SUBSTITUTES
Compiled by: Research Division
07-1011	Substitute	Per Office of General Counsel, the substitute changes the application to request a rezoning from the Commercial Office District to a Planned Unit Development District (as opposed to original request from Commercial Office District to Commercial Community/General-1 District).
07-1288	Amendment	Provides for a monthly rent of $30,000 (rather than $28,750); attaches a Revised Exhibit 1 (lease extension agreement).
07-1298	Substitute	Requires that the fees become effective May 1, 2008; retains current mixed residential total charge ($29.50); sets forth new rates in the body of the bill rather than through an exhibit.
08-18	Amendment	Clarifies by stating specific section being waived and the nature of its provisions (said section requires a formal report from the Historic Preservation Commission and the 911 Emergency Addressing Advisory Committee); references and attaches an Exhibit 1 (911 Committee Meeting Summary and area maps).
08-24	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, the amendment adds two conditions to the Planned Unit Development (PUD): the development is subject to the Development Services memorandum dated December 31, 2007, or as otherwise approved by the Development Management Group and the Planning and Development Department; and a landscape plan shall be submitted to the Planning and Development Department for review and approval at the time of verification of substantial compliance of the PUD.
08-26	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, the amendment adds language to the bill to GRANT the Waiver of Road Frontage at 12517 Plummer Grant Road (reducing road frontage from 80 required feet to 30 feet) and attaches Planning and Development Department Staff Report.
08-31	Amendment	Strikes provisions concerning emergency passage.
08-46	Amendment	(RCD) Clarifies by stating support for the “potential” of establishing the vessel as a floating naval ship museum; clarifies location as between River City Brewing Company and the Acosta (rather than Fuller Warren) Bridge.
	Amendment	(F) Similar to the RCD Committee amendment, but does not include location clarification.
08-57	Amendment	Provides for an Amended B.T. 08-061, which corrects an account number reference.
08-60	Amendment	Invokes Procurement Code exception to authorize direct contracting with the Police Executive Research Forum; places the grant application on file.
08-62	Amendment	Places the grant application on file.
08-63	Amendment	Provides for an Amended B.T. 08-072, which corrects an account number and makes other changes in accounting; attaches a revised CIP Project Information Sheet, which reflects the reduced amount spent on the project.

08-64	Amendment	Clarifies appropriation in title by specifying that $162,825 is from the Sheriff’s Office Federal Forfeiture Trust and $60,934 is from Public Works Capital Projects; further clarifies title by reflecting expression of future intent to fund 2 security staff at the Duval Juvenile Assessment Center; provides for a Revised Exhibit 2 (interagency agreement), to include Attachment 1 (scope of work and guaranteed maximum price) of the agreement.
08-65	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (memorandum of understanding), which adds an Attachment D (post operation survey).
08-67	Amendment	Reserves unto the City a perpetual unobstructed easement on, over, across, under, and through the closed portion of North Main Street Drive for drainage; provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (map and description).
08-72	Amendment	Includes an additional recital stating that, even though the City Council has waived Section 122.455, Ordinance Code, to permit a non-camouflaged tower at the Lion’s Club Boat Ramp, all other provisions of Chapter 122 (Public Property) and Chapter 656 (Zoning Code) must be satisfied prior to the installation of the tower at this location.
08-97	Amendment	Provides for a revised economic development agreement, which corrects the City’s maximum indebtedness to $20,000.