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ITEM# MOTION/VOTE ACTION REQUESTED ACTION 1 Wagner/Cusack 7-0 Confirmation of appointment of Raymond Manchester as beach safety division director. 2 No Action Final FDOT briefing on transit connector study. 3 Patterson/Wagner 7-0 Res 2016-132 B Res 2016-133 Resolutions authorizing loan agreement for financing of portion of One Daytona Community Development District public infrastructure; and appropriating loan proceeds. Loan amount: $15,000,000 3A Patterson/Wagner 7-0 Res 2016-134 3B Patterson/Denys 7-0, as revised Res 2016-135 Resolution establishing a Veteran s Memorial fund at the Tom Staed Veterans Memorial bridge. Resolution - Transfer of B-1 barn to Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Revenue: $400,000 REVISION: Added verbiage at the end of paragraph B on page 4 of the agreement for sale and purchase. 4 Cusack/Patterson 7-0 Extension of 2016 tax roll. 5 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract with A.G.Pifer Construction, Daytona Beach, for conversion of courthouse space to judicial chambers, 16-B-150JD, C-1609. Expenditure: $66,580 6 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract with Nalco Company, LLC, for HVAC boiled and chilled water chemical treatment service, 16-P-62VB. Expenditure: $70,000 7 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of agreement with School Board of Volusia County for printing and copying services. Expenditure: $60,000 8 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of master agreement with Computer Power Systems, Inc. for uninterruptable power supply maintenance. Expenditure: $20,000 9 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Community Development Block Grant program consolidated plan amendments. 10 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Sole source purchase of replacement from Comprise Technologies, Inc. for replacement kiosks for printing from library public access computers. Expenditure: $58,150 11 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of agreement with Sherwin Williams Company, Daytona Beach, for paint and painting supplies, 13-B-116AK. Estimated annual expenditure: $60,000 12 Davis/Lowry 7-0 Accounts receivable write-offs. 13 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Settlement of claims of Heather and Mark Rice. Settlement amount: $12,000 14 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Extension of contract with Lord and Lasker/Florida, Inc., Ormond Beach, for advertising and marketing services, 13-SQ-106BB. Expenditure: $300,000 Page 1 of 5

15 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Proclamation to be presented outside county council chambers. National Day of Remembrance - September 25, 2016. AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day - September 24, 2016. 16 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Extension of contract with Techtron Communications, Inc. for video production services, 12-SQ-24IF. Estimated annual expenditure: $40,000 17 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Minutes of August 18, 2016, county council meeting. 18 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Extension of contract with Wood & Stuart, P.A. Expenditure: $125,000 19 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Special event permit for Hilton Daytona Beach Biketoberfest. 20 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of contract with Stewart Marchman-Act Behavioral Health Services, Inc., for correctional treatment diversion programs. Expenditure: $484,000. 21 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Extension of agreement with DiRAD Technologies, Inc., for interactive voice response answering system solution, RFP-12P-32TF. Estimated annual expenditure: $23,760 22 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of agreement with Stericycle, Inc., for biohazardous waste supplies, pick up, and disposal, 12-B-91IF. Estimated annual expenditure: $12,000 23 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Budget resolution - State of Florida Coastal Management Program grant agreement for Brazilian pepper removal at Smyrna Dunes Park. Grant funds: $21,200 B Res 2016-128 24 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract with Forterra Pipe and Precast, LLC, for grates and boxes, 16-B-160KT. Estimated annual expenditure: $25,000 25 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract with Forterra Pipe and Precast, LLC, for concrete pipe, 16-B-158KT. 26 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Renewal of agreements with Cooper Plumbing Services, Inc., DeLand; and Aaron's Backflow Service, for backflow device testing, certifications, repairs, and parts, 13-B- 115AK. Estimated annual expenditure: $30,000 27 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Single source master agreement with the City of DeLand for laboratory analysis of water samples. Estimated annual expenditure: $15,000 28 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Agreement with Beachler Enterprises, Inc, d/b/a Florida Electric Motor Services; and TAW Orlando Service Center, Inc., for electric motor repair services, 16-B-157VB. Estimated annual expenditure: $24,000 29 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Use of Florida Sheriffs Association bid for purchase of two wastewater bypass pumps from Thompson Pump, Port Orange. Expenditure: $106,224 30 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Agreement with City of Orange City for joint wastewater planning services. Revenue: The city will reimburse the county at specified times for its share of the project cost. 31 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract with Brevard Extraditions d/b/a US Prisoner Transport, for prisoner transport services, 16-B-155JRD. Estimated annual expenditure: $125,000 Page 2 of 5

32 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Contract renewal with Tyler Technologies, Inc. f/k/a as SoftCode, Inc., for sheriff's office civil process software system, 09-P-92TF. Expenditure: $35,823, annually 33 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Budget resolution - Use of Federal Homeland Security grant for position funding. Expenditure from grant funds: $55,000 B Res 2016-129 34 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Restated and amended contract with Avionics Installations, Inc., for three Bell helicopter systems upgrade, engineering, and installation, 15-P-164JRD. Expenditure: $548,330 35 Denys/Patterson 7-0 Agreement with the School Board of Volusia County for FY 2016-2017 fourteen school resource deputies. Revenue: $1,294,171 36 Denys/Patterson 7-0 B Res 2016-130 37 Denys/Patterson 7-0 38 39 40 B Res 2016-131 Ord 2016-13 Ord 2016-12 Budget resolution - Acceptance of grant award from Florida Division of Emergency Management for a forward looking infrared camera system for Air-One. Grant funds: $42,500 Budget resolution - 2017 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) grant application; appropriation of grant funds. Grant funds: $210,556 Ordinance 2016-13, CPA-16-003 - Adoption hearing for a large scale comprehensive plan amendment of 13.91 acres from the Agriculture Resource designation to the Rural designation, Applicants/Owners: Ralph and Alice Barlow. Ordinances 2016-12, CPA-16-002 - Adoption hearing for a large scale amendment to the comprehensive plan, Figure 2-10 Farmton Transportation Spine Network Map, Applicant: Glenn Storch, Attorney for Owners: Miami Corporation. Second and final public hearing to adopt proposed millage rates and proposed budget for fiscal year 2016-17; adoption of resolutions. REVISION: The budget was revised by adding $400,000 to the operating budget. Res 2016-137 SECTION I. ALL COUNTY PURPOSE LEVIES. A. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the countywide taxing authority, Volusia County General Fund is 6.1000 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 5.9898 mills by 1.8%. B. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the countywide taxing authority, Volusia County Library Fund is 0.5520 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 0.5216 mills by 5.8%. Page 3 of 5

B Res 2016-138, as revised C. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the countywide taxing authority, Volusia Forever Fund is 0.0930 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 0.0700 mills by 32.9%. D. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the countywide taxing authority, Volusia Forever Fund Voted Debt is 0.1070 mills. E. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the countywide taxing authority, Volusia ECHO Fund is 0.2000 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 0.1894 mills by 5.6%. SECTION II. SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS. F. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the taxing authority, Mosquito Control Fund is 0.1880, which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 0.1776 mills by 5.9% mills. G. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the taxing authority, Ponce De Leon Inlet and Port District Fund is 0.0929 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 0.0878 mills by 5.8%. H. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the taxing authority, Volusia County Municipal Service District Fund is 2.2399 mills; which is greater than the rolledback rate of 2.1400 mills by 4.7%. I. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the taxing authority, Silver Sands- Bethune Beach Municipal Service District Fund is 0.0150 mills, greater than the rolledback rate of 0.0140 by 7.1%. J. The Fiscal Year 2016-17 operating millage rate for the taxing authority, Fire Rescue District Fund is 4.0815 mills; which is greater than the rolled-back rate of 3.8992 mills by 4.7%. BUDGET, AS REVISED The revised budget for Fiscal Year 2016-17 which includes the amount of $697,416,153 for the operating budget and $152,949,391 for the nonoperating budget. Page 4 of 5

41 Res 2016-136 Appointments to housing finance authority. Patterson 6-0 REAPPOINTED to a four year term expiring October 16, 2020 Gary M. Roush Patterson 6-0 APPOINTED to the remainder of the four year term expiring October 15, 2017 Bobbie Witt 42 Cusack 6-0 REAPPOINTED to two year terms expiring October 1, 2018 Appointments to the Health Planning Council of Northeast Florida, Inc. William C. Bell Denys 6-0 Denys/Wagner 6-0 Cusack/Wagner 6-0 Denys/Patterson 6-0 Cusack/Patterson 6-0 Cusack/Patterson 6-0 Cusack/Wagner 6-0 Linda Merrell Sponsoring a table for $2,500 at the Pearls of Hope Gala III to be held October 14, 2016. Sponsoring a table for $1,500 at the Mary McLeod Bethune Legacy Awards Gala on October 19, 2016. Committee Assignment: Fred Lowry as the alternate member for the Transportation Planning Organization. Joyce Cusack is relieved from serving as the alternate member on the canvassing board. Doug Daniels is the alternate 1 member of the canvassing board. Josh Wagner is the alternate 2 member of the canvassing board. A general overview of the dynamic master plan shall be presented each year when the final budget is presented. Page 5 of 5