CITY COUNCIL AGENDA OF
JANUARY 8, 2008
AMENDMENTS and SUBSTITUTES
Compiled by: Research Division
07-578	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, amendment strikes Exhibit 1 and replaces it with Revised Exhibit 1 dated December 13, 2007, which contains revisions to the text of the Conservation/Coastal Management Element of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan to address new requirements in State law regarding the definition of the Coastal High Hazard Area.
07-919	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, amendment attaches the recommendation of the Land Use and Zoning Committee and grants the appeal, thus granting a minor modification to the PUD to increase the height of the structures, subject to the condition that the height shall not exceed 40 feet (as opposed to 45 feet as originally requested).
07-1186	Substitute	Requires the Medical Examiner’s Office to maintain documentation for services rendered and cash receipts; states that the per case fee is for all investigations, examinations, autopsies, court appearances, and depositions arising from each case; individual services and procedures are to be separately negotiated, with such rates to be approved by Council upon expiration of the contract; attaches a revised agreement; makes other technical changes.
07-1187	Substitute	Requires the Medical Examiner’s Office to maintain documentation for services rendered and cash receipts; states that the per case fee is for all investigations, examinations, autopsies, court appearances, and depositions arising from each case; individual services and procedures are to be separately negotiated, with such rates to be approved by Council upon expiration of the contract; attaches a revised agreement; makes other technical changes.
07-1188	Substitute	Requires the Medical Examiner’s Office to maintain documentation for services rendered and cash receipts; states that the per case fee is for all investigations, examinations, autopsies, court appearances, and depositions arising from each case; individual services and procedures are to be separately negotiated, with such rates to be approved by Council upon expiration of the contract; attaches a revised agreement; makes other technical changes.
07-1189	Substitute	Requires the Medical Examiner’s Office to maintain documentation for services rendered and cash receipts; states that the per case fee is for all investigations, examinations, autopsies, court appearances, and depositions arising from each case; individual services and procedures are to be separately negotiated, with such rates to be approved by Council upon expiration of the contract; attaches a revised agreement; makes other technical changes.
07-1190	Amendment	(LUZ) Per Office of General Counsel, amendment adds the following conditions to the PUD: monument signs shall be at least 100 feet apart; additional wall signs shall comply with Section 656.1303(C)(1) & (2) of the Zoning Code; development subject to Development Services memo dated October 31, 2007, the Transportation Planning Division memo dated November 14, 2007, and the FDOT memo dated March 11, 2007, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department.
	Amendment	(Floor) Per Office of General Counsel, the proposed floor amendment is to be considered in addition to the LUZ Committee amendment; deletes reference to the Development Services memo dated October 31, 2007, and the Transportation Planning Division memo dated November 14, 2007, and changes the FDOT memo date to March 11, 2005 (as opposed to March 11, 2007).

07-1195	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, amendment attaches Planning and Development Staff Report and amends text of bill to grant the sign waiver (reducing minimum setback for sign from ten feet to four feet, eight inches for the Jacksonville Children’s Commission property at 1095 A. Phillip Randolph Blvd.)
07-1213	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements), a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule) and a revised Exhibit G (Reserve Capacity).
07-1239	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, amendment revises Exhibit 1 to indicate that a different symbol than an asterisk (*) will be used on the Future Land Use Map to identify site specific policies limiting development on certain sites (to avoid confusion with other asterisks already in use on the Future Land Use Map).
07-1240	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel, amendment revises Exhibit 1 to add policies regarding JAA expansion of a runway at Craig Field: A. The Jacksonville Aviation Authority shall continuously implement the Federal Aviation Administration’s approved Part 150 Noise Compatibility Program and the JAA safety improvement program for Craig Airport. JAA will continue to develop and monitor an FAA-approved noise abatement program that will minimize flights over residential areas. Furthermore, JAA will enhance a voluntary noise abatement program through published notices and will establish an automated noise monitoring system with the noise impacted areas as defined by the FAA. The noise abatement program shall require that the 2020 noise contours for an extended runway as included in the Part 150 Study (Exhibit 14-3) shall not be exceeded in the future, and JAA shall provide an annual monitoring report to the Planning and Development Department showing the monitoring results. Such results shall be available to the public and posted on the City’s website. Any residence located in the most recently updated noise impacted area as defined by the FAA will be eligible for purchase by the JAA in accordance with FAA policies and procedures for purchase of property for noise compatibility purposes at fair market value. The Planning and Development Department, based on data provided in the annual monitoring report that indicates current noise contours are being exceeded, may direct JAA to conduct a Part 161 Study (Notice and Approval of Airport Noise and Access Restrictions) to limit noise and/or operational access in a manner that maintains the noise contours as given in the May 22, 2007, FAA approved Part 150 Study; B. The City will amend the Part 10 Noise Disclosure Boundary surrounding Craig Airport to reflect changes to the noise contours; C. Runway 14-32 shall not exceed 5,600 feet in length. Any extension shall be added to the southeast and shall include “1,000 foot displaced thresholds” on each end of the extended runway. No additional runway, no additional extensions of runways, and no thickening of runways shall be permitted; D. JAA will not apply to FAA for a FAR Part 139 Certificate for Craig Airport to serve as a certificated commercial service airport, and Craig Airport may not be altered to become a C-III or higher airport, as defined in FAA’s Advisory Circular 150/5300-13 CHG 10. Certified gross weight of 60,000 lbs (dual gear) shall be the maximum certified gross weight for all aircraft operating at Craig Airport; E. JAA will establish a blast fence/sound buffer at each end of affected runways and JAA will consider other reasonable physical improvement suggestions; F. JAA will work with the FBOs to reduce hours of operation at Craig Airport. Both current FBOs as of January 3, 2008, have agreed to voluntarily limit hours which would best be tied to official sunrise and sunset times, for example, so many hours before sunrise and after sunset; G. JAA will impose a prior approval requirement on any aircraft that exceeds the Airport Reference Code (ARC) standards; H. JAA will not increase the weight or design capacity of the existing surrounding infrastructure at Craig Airport, for example, taxi-ways, aprons, etc., or add taxi-ways or aprons with a weight or design capacity for use by aircraft in excess of 60,000 pounds; I. JAA will place 50% of the eleven acres on the corner of Monument Road and St. Johns Bluff Road into conservation; J. The JAA will continue to meet with a Craig Airport Citizen’s Advisory Committee on a quarterly basis, at a minimum, to discuss future planning and development issues; and K. Any future amendments to this Policy 8.1.4 shall require approval by 2/3 of the City Council.
07-1251	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements), a revised Exhibit F (2-mile radius map), and a revised Schedule 1 to Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1252	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements) and a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1253	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit B (Fair Share Calculations) and a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1254	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements) and a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1255	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements) and a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1259	Amendment	Provides for a revised fair share agreement, which attaches a revised Exhibit C (Improvements) and a revised Schedule 1 of Exhibit B (Inflation Schedule).
07-1262	Amendment	Revises language relative to the purpose of the bill by replacing references to the correction of an oversight in the City’s reorganization budget process with references to alignment of the position within the appropriate department.
07-1267	Amendment	Clarifies language relative to the ownership of real property within the Community Redevelopment Agency, and includes real property acquired by the City for community redevelopment purposes; defines the terms “JEDC” or “Community Redevelopment Agency” to mean the JEDC acting as the Community Redevelopment Agency; requires Council approval, by ordinance, of the sale contract where the sales price of the property to be disposed is greater than $25,000 (rather than $40,000).
07-1271	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (sketch of description).
07-1272	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 2 (map showing sketch and description relative to temporary construction easements).
07-1280	Amendment	Corrects real estate number cited in the title by including additional digits (RE #167132-1020).
07-1284	Amendment	Clarifies prohibition on specified conduct by providing for being informed by a police officer that the conduct is in violation of a City ordinance and being furnished by such police officer with a card or other information sheet showing the locations of transient and/or homeless shelters.
07-1286	Amendment	Revises title to reflect that $9,500 of the appropriation is from a grant from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (rather than from the Florida Boating Improvement Program).

07-1290	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (sketch of description).
07-1291	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (sketch of description).
07-1298	Amendment	Attaches the repealed subsection as Exhibit 2 (rather than placing it on file).
07-1344	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel: Amend and Rerefer - amendment corrects bill to accurately reflect the application for an amendment to a Development Agreement reserving transportation capacity. As amended, the amendment to the Development Agreement requests to extend the Development Agreement to December 18, 2016, and incorporate a companion CCAS Application to add reservation of trips for 20,000 square feet of general office building use.
07-1345	Amendment	Per Office of General Counsel: Amend and Rerefer - amendment corrects bill to accurately reflect the application for an amendment to a Development Agreement reserving transportation capacity. As amended, the amendment to the Development Agreement requests to extend the Development Agreement to April 4, 2013, and incorporate a companion CCAS Application to add reservation of trips for changing the golf course from 18 holes to 9 holes and adding 210 condos.
07-1349	Amendment	Provides for a revised Memorandum of Understanding; removes waiver of Section 13.103, relating to the duties of the Council Auditor’s Office; corrects and updates certain division and department names (reference to Procurement and Supply Dept. replaced by reference to Procurement Division and reference to Administration and Finance Dept. replaced by Finance Dept.).
07-1355	Substitute	Corrects an error in the appointee’s middle initial (“S” rather than “A”); clarifies that appointment is to an unexpired term to expire September 30, 2008, and to the next full term commencing October 1, 2008, and expiring September 30, 2011.
07-1363	Amendment	Includes language requesting emergency passage, with the nature of the emergency being to address and bring focus to Home Rule issues prior to the January 29, 2008, special election and tax referendum.