BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Staff Member Responsible: Paul S. Sacco, Assistant County Administrator
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1 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMSSONERS Consent Agenda [tj/ Regular Agenda D tj DATE: AGENDA TEM NO. Public Hearing D \ \~~unty Administrator's Signature: ~bject: Receipt and file of items delegated to the County Administrator for approval. : County Administrator Staff Member Responsible: Paul S. Sacco, Assistant County Administrator Recommended Action: RECOMMEND THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMSSONERS (BOARD) RECEVE AND FLE THE ATTACHED LST OF TEMS APPROVED BY THE COUNTY ADMNSTRATOR PER 2-62, PNELLAS COUNTY CODE. Summary Explanation/Background: The Board granted authority to the County Administrator to approve and sign certain documents per 2-62, Pinellas County Code. This delegated authority includes, but is not limited to: contracts, interlocal agreements, intergovernmental contracts, grant agreements not to exceed $250,000, change orders not exceeding 10% of the amount awarded by the Board or $250,000, whichever is less, grant applications for grants from state or federal agencies in amounts not to exceed $1,000,000, temporary licenses, options of renewal under same terms and conditions and releases of lien and mortgage paid in full. The items approved by the County Administrator are filed as a consent agenda item with the Board at least quarterly. Attached is a list of items in alphabetical order by submitting department and the date the County Administrator executed the document. Only fully executed, complete items are filed on this report, resulting in a timing difference in filing of some items if the County Fiscal mpact/cost/revenue Summary: Please see attached list of items approved by the County Administrator. Exhibits/Attachments Attached: List of items approved by the County Administrator. Revised Page 1
2 List of Delegated tems Approved by the County Administrator tem Convention and Visitors Usage Agreement with Televisor Troika for Bureau use of pavilion at Cannes Film Festival Engineering and Technical Agreement with Pasco County School $19, revenue Support Board for use of the Educational Facility at Cross Bar Ranch Welcome Center and safari buses retroactive to Engineering and Technical Joint Funding Agreement with the U.S. $195, plus Support of the nterior U.S. Geological $69, USGS match Survey (USGS) for the Water Discipline Data Collection Program Human Services Amendment No. 1 to the Funding $14 7, Agreement with WestCare Gulfcoast- Florida, nc. for the Turning Point Shelter and nebriate Receiving Facility Human Services Amendment No. 1 to the Memorandum of $80, Understanding with the Pinellas County Urban League for a mobile health van i 6. Justice and Consumer Services Grant Application with the Florida Office of $186, requested the Attorney General for the Pinellas funds; no County match County Sheriffs Office's Crime Stoppers FY15-16 program Justice and Consumer Services Grant Application with the U.S. $1, 000, requested of Justice for the Bureau of Justice funds; $256, County Assistance FY15 Second Chance Act Two- match; four ( 4) year grant Phase Adult Reentry Program period Justice and Consumer Services Name Change to Service Funding Agreement with The Haven of Religious Community Services, nc. 9. Parks and Conservation Grant Application with the of $208, requested Resource~. Homeland Security for air monitoring funds; no County match Parks and Conservation Grant Agreement with Environmental $159, grant revenue; Resource~. Protection Agency (EPA) for EPA Section no County match 105 Grant, Air Pollution Control Program Parks and Conservation Assistance Agreement with EPA for the $89, grant revenue; EPA Section 03 Grant, Particulate Matter no County match (PM 2.5) Ambient Monitoring Program tems are listed in alphabetical order by submitting department and the date the County Administrator executed the document. Only Page of4
3 List of Delegated tems Approved by the County Administrator June 23,2015 tem Approval Date 12. Parks and Conservation Grant Application with EPA for EPA Section 103, National Air Toxics Trends Site program funding $155, requested funds, Parks and Conservation Contractual Services with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for invasive plant control at Fort DeSoto Park $269, in-kind services Parks and Conservation Lobbying and Litigation Certification for Grants and Cooperative Agreements with EPA for closure of EPA Section 103 PM 2.5 Grant, Air Pollution Control Program Parks and Conservation Urban and Community Forestry grant application with the Florida of Agriculture and Consumer Services for the County's Urban Forestry Program $29, requested funds; $80, County match Parks and Conservation Contract with Orange County, Florida for Lab Analysis ofvolatile Organic Compounds $19, revenue Planning 18. Planning 19. Planning Specific Performance and Land Use $52, Restriction Agreements with Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services, nc. for facility improvements Specific Performance Agreement with the $25, Sheriffs Police Athletic League, nc. (PAL) for facility operations Specific Performance Agreement Amendment with Homeless Emergency Project, nc. d/b/a Homeless Empowerment Program for a name change Planning 21. Planning Special Magistrate Services Contract $100,000.00, over two (2) Renewal with Herbert E. Langford Jr. year period ntergovernmental Agreement with the $ Pinellas County Housing Authority for Greater Ridgecrest master planning services ! 22. Planning Specific Performance Agreement with $ WestCare GulfCoast- Florida, nc. for construction of a laundry facility at Turning Point ' i tems are listed in alphabetical order by submitting department and the date the County Administrator executed the document. Only Page 2 of4
4 List of Delegated tems Approved by the County Administrator tem Approval Date 23. Planning Specific Performance Agreement with PAL $188, for engineering/design and construction improvements at the recreation facility Public Works Temporary Alcohol Waiver with the Downtown Palm Harbor Merchants Association, nc. for the Palm Harbor Parrot Head Party Public Works Amendment No. 1 to the Cooperative Agreement with the Tampa Bay Estuary Program (TBEP) for the Stream Sage and Discharge Data Collection Project on Allen Creek and Alligator Lake $42, (TBEP), $17,500 County match, over five (5) year period Public Works Release of Cash Surety with Robert Scartozzi for construction access restoration within the Kapok Kove Drive right-of-way 27. Public Works 28. Public Works Maintenance Agreement with Town of Kenneth City for median beautification and construction along 54th Avenue North Amendment No. 2 time only extension with City of Treasure sland for the Sand Sharing Project s.7.1s Real Estate Management License Agreement with City of St. Petersburg for a security camera system along a portion of the Pinellas Trail Real Estate Management General Utility Easement Agreement with City of Largo for the Highland Recreation Center Real Estate Management Contractual Services Agreement with Florida oft ransportation for vehicle and equipment repair and maintenance $750,000.00, estimated revenue over five (5) year period Real Estate Management Sublease Agreement with Howe and Hutton, Ltd. for office space for the Convention and Visitors Bureau representative $14, annually tems are listed in alphabetical order by submitting department and the date the County Administrator executed the document. Only Page 3 of4
5 List of Delegated tems Approved by the County Administrator tem 33. Real Estate Management Easements with the Board oftrustees ofthe nternal mprovement Trust Fund of the State of Florida for improvements to the County's Advanced Traffic Management System/ntelligent Transportation Systems Utilities Release of Liens (25) 35. Utilities 36. Utilities Notice of Liens (2) Release of Liens (23) f i 3 7. Utilities Notice ofl.ien (3) ! 38. Utilities Affidavit of Lien ( 1) ! 39. Utilities Notice of Liens (12) NA Utilities Release of Liens (40) Utilities 42. Utilities Notice of Liens (3) Notice of Liens (4) i Utilities Notice of Liens (7) Utilities Notice of Liens (3) tems are listed in alphabetical order by submitting department and the date the County Administrator executed the document. Only June Page 4 of4
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