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OFFICE
OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA
OF NOVEMBER 23, 2010 |
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AMENDMENTS
and SUBSTITUTES |
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Compiled by: Research Division |
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10-326 |
Amendment |
(LUZ)
Per OGC, the Amendment incorporates the PHS amendment and (1) modifies
proposed Section 656.401(kk) to include the word “any” at the beginning of
the subsection title, (2) requires the map submitted by the applicant
pursuant to proposed Section 656.401(kk) to include the existing zoning, and (3)
requires the random selection of an application for a permit under Chapter
156 to occur at a noticed meeting open to the public. |
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Amendment |
(PHS)
Per OGC, incorporates Rules and Finance amendments which capped the total
number of permits issued for adult arcade amusement centers within Duval
County; splits out right of entry provision to be its own section; includes
titles to various subsections in Section 155.109; clarifies references to
game promotions utilizing electronic equipment by including sweepstakes and
drawings by chance; provides consistency of dates for grandfathered uses,
making August 9, 2010, the date upon which operations must have been in
existence to qualify for being grandfathered-in with respect to their permit,
number of pieces of electronic equipment in operation, and being considered a
nonconforming use for zoning purposes; exempts operators of game promotions,
sweepstakes, and drawings by chance that have 5 or less pieces of equipment from
being required to maintain (1) a drop safe or cash management device and (2)
an armed security guard during nighttime hours, with such 5 or less operators
(1) qualifying for an annual $200 permit fee (rather than $2,000) and (2)
being allowed to employ minors; provides an additional recital addressing the
distinction between 5 or less and over 5 machine operators; permits for game
promotions, et al, are transferable no more than once, including any change
in majority or controlling interest in a corporation; requires each operator
to prove existence of operations, including proof of lease, contract, bill of
sale, or receipt indicating purchase, lease, or use of electronic equipment
on the premises, or other federal, State, or local certificates or filings
which prove such uses; for newly available permits, requires published notice
in newspaper, provides 14 days for submittals, and provides random selection
of application; each applicant can only submit 1 application, and after
selection, applicant proceeds with all other application and permitting
requirements; adds provision that permit may be revoked if there is a
cessation of the use of electronic equipment during normal business hours for
at least 14 consecutive days; replaces JSO with Dept. of Environmental and
Compliance for purposes of administration and permitting; provides for JSO
involvement with enforcement and compliance; adds severability clauses. |
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Amendment |
(F)
Incorporates the Rules Committee amendment; includes a subsection title (“Right
of Entry”) for Subsection 155.109(h). |
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Amendment |
(R)
Limits the total number of permits issued pursuant to Section 155.109 for
adult arcade amusement centers within |
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10-782 |
Amendment |
Per
OGC, the Amendment incorporates a revised PUD Written Description and PUD
Site Plan, dated November 9, 2010, and adds the following conditions to the
PUD: (1) The development shall proceed in accordance with the Development
Services Division Memorandum dated October 6, 2010, or as otherwise reviewed
and approved by the Planning and Development Department; and (2) The development
shall be prohibited from using the Floridan Aquifer water for irrigation and
shall be required to connect to the JEA re-use water line. |
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10-784 |
Amendment |
Per
OGC, the Amendment approves the appeal of Application COA-10-463, having the
effect of approving the enclosure of the attached carport at |
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10-794 |
Amendment |
Strikes
reference in title to this being a “continuation” grant. |
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10-801 |
Amendment |
Increases
the appropriated amount from $156,300 to $232,138.23, and provides for a Revised
Exhibit 1 (amended BT); appropriates up to an additional 10% of reimbursement
funds to the extent such funds become available and provides attendant
authorizations; upon closeout of the mutual aid incident, authorizes transfer
of residual revenue balance into a mutual aid equipment grant account that
would be all years and self-appropriating up to $50,000 annually, to be used
to provide for the subsequent maintenance of equipment used during the mutual
aid incidents for which the funds were received; places the Legislative Fact
Sheet on file. |
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10-812 |
Amendment |
Strikes
references to increase from 10% to 25%; provides authorization to invest in
fixed real estate assets in accordance with Florida Statutes, which is
currently 25%, increased from 20%. |
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10-825 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the aforementioned Submerged Lands Lease was formerly approved by
Ordinance 2010-101-E. |
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10-833 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a revised on file lease agreement. |
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10-835 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a revised on file lease agreement. |
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10-840 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (project list). |
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Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research (904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net