OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA OF DECEMBER 13, 2011
AMENDMENTS and SUBSTITUTES
Compiled by: Research Division
11-309	Amendment	Adopts the recommended findings and conclusions of the TEU Committee; denies the appeal.
11-607	Substitute	Revises recitals; requests that the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) review current, pending, and future permit applications and take necessary steps to ensure that any effluent discharged from the Georgia-Pacific paper mill, or any other commercial facility, meets the guidelines and water quality standards established by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the State of Florida; further requests that FDEP work with the Florida Legislature and EPA to address any regulatory concerns that may arise and to ensure that all permits contain the appropriate conditions for the protection of the St. Johns River, the general public, and the regional economy.
11-612	Amendment	Adopts the recommended findings and conclusions of the TEU Committee; denies the appeal.
11-613	Amendment	Adopts the recommended findings and conclusions of the TEU Committee; denies the appeal.
11-614	Amendment	Adopts the recommended findings and conclusions of the TEU Committee; denies the appeal.
11-642	Amendment	Corrects title by removing reference to the carryover of funds to the 2011-2012 fiscal year.
11-693	Amendment	Clarifies account from which funds are appropriated by specifying Trailridge Landfill.
11-697	Amendment	Changes the Ordinance Code reference for notice requirements from Section 655.206 to Section 655.205.
11-698	Amendment	Changes the Ordinance Code reference for notice requirements from Section 655.206 to Section 655.205.
11-699	Amendment	Changes the Ordinance Code reference for notice requirements from Section 655.206 to Section 655.205; revises agreement to reflect new law firm name for the applicant and appropriate Ordinance Code references.
11-700	Amendment	Corrects date of agreement (March 5, 2004, rather than March 4, 2004); corrects various scrivener’s errors; clarifies recitals by including details concerning the original redevelopment agreement and the purpose of the current amendment to that agreement.
11-714	Amendment	Revises title to reflect ten (rather than eleven) early voting sites for the 2012 Presidential Preference Primary Election; removes the San Marco Library from the list of sites.

11-717	Amendment	Provides for a revised tax exemption application.
11-718	Amendment	Provides for a revised tax exemption application.
11-719	Amendment	Provides for automatic sunset after twelve months unless (1) a Brownfield Site Rehabilitation Agreement has been executed with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection by a person responsible for Brownfield Site Rehabilitation and (2) the City’s Brownfield Coordinator has been notified of the agreement.
11-724	Amendment	Authorizes the imposition of a non-ad valorem assessment in an amount up to $500 annually, which can be increased annually by $100, but not to exceed $1,000 annually for each residential unit within the District; provides that the District consists of three unconnected canal areas, all of which have a separate canal access to the Intracoastal Waterway, and identifies which parcels are to be included in each of the areas; revises District’s charter to provide for Supervisors based on the three areas; appoints Brad Radloff (instead of Mike Muhlbauer) to the original Board of Supervisors; provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (properties included in the District).
11-725	Amendment	Approves boundary changes for Precincts 06K and O6R, consolidated to O6R; additionally approves polling place location changes for 03G, 10R, and 13W; provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (boundaries of current precincts), a Revised Exhibit 2 (boundaries of altered precincts), and a Revised Exhibit 3 (polling location changes).
11-728	Amendment	(RCDPHS) Incorporates the provisions of the Finance Committee amendment; provides additional Council approved terms of the agreement (approval conditioned and contingent upon language being included in the agreement, in a form approved by the Office of General Counsel, requiring the company to engage in a diligent search for contamination on the project property, and to take, at its expense, all steps necessary to remediate such contamination if found).
	Amendment	(Finance) Provides for a revised redevelopment agreement, which corrects certain amounts.
11-729	Amendment	Requires that funds received as a result of the settlement be deposited in equal parts into three specified Miscellaneous Settlements accounts.
11-731	Amendment	Provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (agreement), which adds the legal description of the center.
11-746	Amendment	Adds language requesting emergency passage in order to recognize budgetary efficiencies.

Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research (904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net