Regular Meeting Commission Board Room Dixie County Courthouse January 18, 2024 - 6:00 PM  214 NE Hwy 351, Cross City, FL 32628  The Board meetings are audio recorded. The public can hear and participate in the meeting via conference call  by dialing 1(9177900-1022 and enter code. 32628. COMMISSIONERS Jody Stephenson, District 1, Vice Chairman Mark Hatch, District3 Jamie Storey, District 4, Chairman David Osteen, District 5 STAFE  Paul Gainey, Acting Assignment County Manager Martha McCaskill, Acting Assignment Asst. County Manager/ Administrative Asst/Grant Coordinator Chana Watson, County Attorney Verna Wilson, Chief Deputy Clerk Della. J. Rhymes, Asst. Chief Deputy Clerk CALLTOORDER  The Board Meeting was called to order at 6:07 by Commissioner Storey. INVOCATION AND PLEDGETOTHE AMERICANELAG  The Invocation was led by Commissioner. Hatch and the Pledge toi the American Flag was led by  Commissioner Stephenson.  APPROVALOF COMMISSION MINUTES  Commissioner Osteen made the motion to approve. Minutes from the. Regular Meeting of. January 04, Commissioner Osteen made the motion to approve the youchers. Commissioner Hatch seconded.  2024. Commissioner. Stephenson seconded. Board approved.  VOUCHER/ APPROVAL Board approved. CONSTITUTIONALOFFICERS None were present.  Regular Meeting Minutes- - January 18, 2024- - 6:00PM- - Page 10 of10    PUBLICHEARING: THEPUBLICHEARINGMAYBECONTINUED TOONE OR MORE FUTURE DATES. ANYINTERESTED: PARTYISADVISED THATTHE DATE, TIME, AND. PLACE OFANY CONTINLATIONOFTIE PUBLICHEARINGSHALL BE ANNOUNCED DURING THE. PUBLIC HEARING AND THAT NO FURTHER NOTICE CONCERNING THE MATTERS WILL BE The motion to go into the Public. Hearing was made by Commissioner Osteen. Secondedb by  PUBLISHED.  Commissioner. Stephenson. Board approved. Dixie County Land Development Code As required by Section 163.2202 F.S. Consistent with the Dixie County Comprehensive Plan ARTICLE!: GENERAL: PROVISIONS ARTICLE II: ZONING ARTICLE III: SPECIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE V: ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES ARTICLE VI: DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS ARTICLE VII: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS ARTICLE VIII: SIGNS ARTICLE: IX: AGENCIES, BOARDS AND OFFICERS ARTICLE. X: ADMINISTRATION ENFORCEMENT ARTICLE. XII: DEFINITIONS  Repeals Land Development Code adopted September 1990 and all subsequent amendments Adopts Dixie County Land Development Code consisting oft the following articles.  ARTICLE. IV: NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION STANDARDS  ARTICLE XI: INTERPRETATIONS, EXCEPTIONS, EQUITABLE RELIEF, AND (Second Reading' Tabled 12-21-2023) This is the Second Reading. Development Code. Amendment be tabled until the next Board Meeting. until the next Board Meeting. Commissioner Osteen seconded. Board tabled.  Building Official Leon Wright appeared before the Board and requested the Dixie County Land Commissioner. Hatch made the motion to table the Dixie County Lund Development Code. 4mendment Ap petition by James M. and Juli Sheehan requesting a Special Exception to be granted, as provided in Section 4.3.5 Special Exceptions oft the Dixie County Land Development Regulations to permit one recreational vehicle in a (ESA) zoning district, in accordance with the petition dated 12/13/2023 to be located on the property described as follows: Dixie County Parcel # 0-1013451200.900, 303NE  APPLICATIONS for SPECIAL: EXCEPTIONS  791 St, Old Town, FL 32680. (Commission District 2, Daniel Wood) Sheehan. There was no opposition.  Mr. Wright appeared before the Board and read the Special Exception request made by James M. and Juli Commissioner. Hatch made the motion to approve the Special Exception request made by. James M.  and. Juli, Sheehan. Commissioner Stephenson seconded. Board approved.  Regular Meeting Minutes- January 18,2024- -6 6:00PM- - Page 2 of10    The motion to go out ofthe Public. Hearing was made by Commissioner Osteen. Seconded by  Commissioner Stephenson. Board approved.  RESOLUTION7U240  ARESOLUTION OFTHEI BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DAECOUNTVPLOADA, TO APPROVE A SPECIAL EXCEPTION TO BE GRANTED, AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 4.3.5 SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS OF THE DIXIE COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS TO PERMIT ONE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE IN AN ENVIROMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA (ESA) ZONING DISTRICT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PETITION DATED DECEMBER 13, 2023. Mr. Wright appeared before the Board and read Resolution 2024-04 in support of. James M. and Juli Commissioner. Hatch made the motion to approve. Resolution 2024-04 in support of. James. M. and. Juli AN ORDINANCE OF THE DIXIE COUNTY BOARD OF DIXIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CROSS CITY, FLORIDA, REPEALING AND REPLACING ITS LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, ORDINANCE NO. 1990-04, AND ALL SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 163.3202 FLORIDA STATUTES WHICH REQUIRES REGULATIONS TO BE PREPARED AND ADOPTED WHICH IMPLEMENT THE COUNTY OF DIXIE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, FOR THE SUBDIVISION OF LAND, THE USE OF LAND AND WATER, AREAS SUBJECT TO SEASONAL AND PERIODIC FLOODING, PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE LANDS DESIGNATEDINTHE COUNTY OF DIXIE, FLORIDA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN,SIGNAGE RESERVED) , PROVISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF POTABLE WATER WELLFIELDS, DRAINAGE AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT, ENSURINGTHATPOUBLIC: FACILITIES AND SERVICES MEET OR EXCEEDTHE STANDARDS ESTABLISHED IN THE CAPITAL MPROVEMENTS ELEMENT OF THE COUNTY OF DIXIE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND ARE AVAILABLE WHEN NEEDED FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PROVISIONS FOR ENSURING SAFE AND CONVENIENT ONSITE TRAFFIC FLOW AND CONSIDERING NEEDED VEHICLE PARKING; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; REPEALING  James M.: and Juli Sheehan  Sheehan.  Shechan. Commissioner Stephenson. seconded. Board approved.  ORDINANCE 2023-12  ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE! DATE. (Second Reading' Tabled 12-21-2023.) This is the Second Reading.  Ordinance 2023-12 was labled until the next Board Meeting at the requests of Building Official Leon  Wright.  Regular Meeting Minutes January 18, 2024-6 6:00F PM- - Page 3 of10    BRAD HOARD Employee Insurance Update  Mr. Hoard appeared before the Board to discuss the Wellness program and any insurance questions or concerns. He stated that the Wellness Clinic will take place at the Trail Riders Club in Cross City on Commissioner David Osteen expressed his concern about the employee cancer and life insurance policies which use to be payroll deducted and are now directly deducted out oft the employee's bank account. One Commissioner Jody Stephenson stated that some county employees had the policy premiums payroll deducted, and this was supposed to have stopped. Once payroll deduction stopped the employee was supposed to have the premium deducted from their personal bank account; however, some employees are Mr. Hoard informed the board that in the summer of 2022 the board voted to consolidate insurance coverage offered to employees. The board saw the quotes of other venders then voted to consolidate with Human Resource Administrator Angie Crowley said the employees can still access these policies by having them directly deducted from their personal accounts, but the policies are no longer eligible for County employee Jimmy Jerrells stated that he was not notified oft the change. He stated that he almost lost his life insurance policy and is now having to catch up on the payments to keep it from cancelling. Mr. Jerrells said that the county continued paying the policy premiums out of! his check for almost ayear Ms. Crowley agreed that it was around a year and said this was because oft the lack of communication from Liberty National. She also stated the lack of communication from Liberty National was one reason Commissioner David Osteen asked Mr. Hoard what types of insurance he has that would be comparable Mr. Hoard suggested Mr. Jerrells keep the current life insurance policy. He states that Mr. Jerrells does have the option to change this policy to be deducted directly from his personal bank account. Commissioner Jamie Storey asked Mr. Jerrells ift the problem had been corrected. Mr. Jerrells said the problem had not been corrected. He stated that his policy is still active, but he is having to pay all the premiums that have accumulated from September of2023 to bring the policy current Commissioner Storey asked Mr. Jerrells ifl he still has his insurance policy. Mr. Jerrells said yes, he did still have his policy, but he was catching up on the payments. Commissioner Storey stated that the county can't do anything to change the contract with the insurance until Open Enrollment, which takes place in October of2024. The county has a contract already signed Commissioner Mark Hatch asked Mr. Hoard to explain the difference between payroll deduction versus the employee paying the company, He also asked if the county can be set up to do payroll deduction with Mr. Hoard. answered yes, but the current contract must be amended to include the acceptance ofo other carriers. He also stated that generally the rules of group insurance are sole vendor contracts. Insurance Agent Andrew Rains advised Mr. Jerrells to keep his current Life insurance policy. He also recommended Mr. Jerrells to set up bank account withdrawals. He stated that the beginning process of thei insurance change was where the problem first occurred. He also said the county and employees were not able to reach a representative with Liberty National and the county wanted one person to be available  March 11-12, 2024. Snacks will be provided. ofthe insurance companies is Liberty National.  saying they were not notified, and their policies almost cancelled.  asingle vender. payroll deduction.  Ms. Crowley said Liberty National was supposed to notify the employees.  after the decision to stop the payroll deduction. why the county stopped contracting with them. to Mr. Jerrells' current life insurance policy.  so that it will not cancel.  for the 2023-2024 year with Standard. other carriers, while contracted with Standard.  to help employees with questions.  Regular Meeting Minutes- January 18, 2024 - 6:00PM - Page 4 of10    Commissioner Storey stated he wasn'tsurei ift the county could fix the problem for Mr. Jerrells, but the Mr. Hoard said that within the next few weeks they will start sending employees an online account link, Mrs. Crowly asked ifthe employees who attend the Wellness Check and have the accident coverage will  county will look into it.  in which they would use to schedule wellness check appointments. Mr. Hoard answered yes ifthey have aj particular accident policy. GREG BAILEY.NORTH FLORIDA PROFESSIONALSERVICES Mr. Phil Bishop appeared before the Board to update them on the status of several projects. He stated that the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) has submitted for the water management permit, and they are preparing for an onsite visit on January 30, 2024. He also said they received three (3) bids on the Old Town Fire Station. The low bid came from Slack Construction in Ocala. After reviewing, Mr. Bishop recommends the board to award the contract to Slack Construction ini the amount of $2,189,040.00. Commissioner. Hatch made the motion to award the contract for the Old Town Fire. Station to Slack Construction in the amount of $2,189,040.00. Commissioner Osteen seconded. Boardapproved. Mr. Bishop said they will have a change order fori fire department furnishings to present later. He states  qualify for the $200.00 reimbursement.  they have approximately $900,000.00 left in budget. Mr. Bishop also updated the Board on the following items: Library roof: This will be completed next week. scheduled for a field visit with thirty percent plans.  Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application 95th and 97th street: They are 82-d Ave, otherwise known as, Hal Chairs Road: Plans were: submitted to Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) on December 07, 2023, and there has been no response from them yet. Sheriffe evidence building: The Sheriff and staff are finishing their review ofthe first draft ofthe  floor plan.  Commissioner Mark Hatch asked ifthere is money available to pave roads in Suwannee related to Mr. Bishop answered that he didn'tknow the answer to that and would follow up with Greg Bailey at  Hurricane Idalia storm surge damage.  North Florida Professional Services to get more information. JOHNLOCKLEAR. LOCKLEAR, AND ASSOCIATES  Mr. Locklear appeared before the Board to discuss the Vulnerability Assessment Project. He stated that he spoke to The Department of Transportation (DOT) and The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) this week regarding the Vulnerability Assessment Project. He was told by both departments there is money available. Mr. Locklear recommended going ahead and meeting with the Board to identify key items that the county views as necessary and to go ahead and make an argument for those to get some planning and construction money. He stated this can be done even before the assessment is complete.  Regular Meeting Minutes- - January 18, 2024-6 6:001 PM - Page 50 of10    CINDY BELLOT.LIBRARY DIRECTOR Ms. Bellot was not present for this meeting. Mr. Fremen had nothing to discuss at this time. STEVE HUTCHISON.COUNTYROAD SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Hutchison was not present for this meeting. DWAYNE CHAUNCEY,MOSOUITOCONTROL. DIRECTOR Mr. Chauncey was not present fort this meeting. TIM JOHNSON.SOLID WASTE DIRECTOR Mr. Johnson was not present for this meeting.  STEVE FREMEN, CODE ENFORCEMENT & VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER  LEON WRIGHT.BUILDING AND ZONING OFFICIAL  Building and Zoning Official Leon Wright appeared before thel Board to discuss the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) auditor assigned to Dixie County. He stated that so far Building and Zoning has had two (2) meetings with FEMA with positive reviews. He also said the FEMA representative will be in the county until December 2024. Mr. Wright also mentioned that FEMA presents to them, each Wednesday, al list of properties they have researched and Building and Zoning  provides answers on Fridays regarding the same properties. DARIAN. BROWN, DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY SERVICES  Director of Emergency Services Darian Brown appeared before the Board to explain the change order for the new fire station. He stated that the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) wanted to make sure the building was built first, and the change order was intentional. He also stated that the department will try Mr. Brown mentioned that himselfand Chief Scott Garner met today with al FEMA representative and Mr. Brown updated the Board on the EOC budget report. He said Mrs. Lisa Sumrall is $96,595.00over budget as of now and she is nearly $100,000.00 over budget on collections based on a monthly average. Mr. Brown presented. aj printout of an article that was posted in the Florida Fire Service Magazine featuring Dixie County'sl EOC teams during training and storm coverage. He stated they should receive the new tanker next week. He also said they are receiving $66,000.00 worth ofventilators received through a grant and CPR devices from the state and are expected to complete training for each in exchange for the equipment. He said the ambulance and rechassis are: still coming. Chief Scott Garner asked ift the Board members are able to speak to our state representatives, please mention to them that the county needs help with the 12.5 percent match for the storm damage repair. Commissioner Mark Hatch stated that the City and the County had a workshop yesterday, January 17, 2024. He said the city announced that they appointed Mr. Will Garner as the City Fire Chief. He offered Commissioner Jody Stephenson made mention of the First District (EMS) Station door on the back being Mr. Brown replied that they have applied for a grant to rebuild the First District (EMS) Station, but it was  and use local vendors for the appliances and furniture.  completed the last oft the site inspections for the Idalia storm damage.  congratulations. open continuously. denied, and they are reapplying.  Regular Meeting Minutes- January 18, 2024-6 6:00PM - Page 60 of10    SCOTTI PENDARVIS,911 COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR  AIT-ADMINISTRATOR  Communications Director Scott Pendarvis appeared before the Board to discuss the new fiber internet coming to Dixie County. He stated that Central Florida Electric has been installing fiber internet throughout most ofthe First District and are waiting on The. Army Corp of Engineers to give permission to run fiber across the river at Hwy 340 to service the northern part oft the county. He added they are also  running fiber down Hwy 349 and the county should have the service soon.  GAIL CARTER, INDIGENT CARE Ms. Carter was not present for this meeting. HOLLYHOUGHTON.COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT Ms. Houghton was not present for this meeting. ANGIE CROWLEY.HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATOR  Human Resources Administrator Angie Crowley appeared before the Board to discuss the Health Savings Act (HSA) and stated that the employees should have the funds available for use on Friday, January 19, 2024. She also mentioned that the employees that did not partake in the county's insurance will receive County Manager Paul Gainey appeared before the Board to request the approval of several items: Manager Gainey requested thel Board's approval ofthel Proclamation fort thel Hazardous Material Awareness Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to approve the Proclamation, for the Hazardous Material Awareness Week of February 19-25, 2024. Commissioner Hatch. seconded. Board approved. Manager Gainey requested the Board's approval to execute the North Florida Rural Area of Opportunity (RAO) Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for another five (5)year term to expire. June 11,2 2028. Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to execute the North Florida Rural Area of Opportunity (RAO) Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). for another. five (5) year term to expire June 11, 2028. Manager Gainey requested thel Board'sa approval for the SHIP Emergency Repair Reimbursement for Betty Commissioner Osteen made the motion to approve the SHIP Emergency Repair Reimbursement, for Betty Gainey in the amount of $15,000.00. Commissioner Hatch seconded. Board approved. Manager Gainey requested the Board's approval for the SHIP Emergency Repair Reimbursement for Lori Commissioner Osteen made the motion to approve the. SHIP Emergency. Repair RembursememtforLon! Fowler in the amount of $14,900.00. Commissioner. Stephenson seconded. Boardapproved. Manager Gainey requested the Board's approval of the Anti-Drug Coalition space sharing, at the  an Optum card.  PAULGAINEY., ACTING ASSIGNMENT COUNTY MANAGER  Week of February 19-25, 2024.  Commissioner Osteen seconded. Board approved. Gainey in the amount of $15,000.00.  Fowler in the amount of $14,900.00.  Department of Health (DOH), contract with an automatic yearly renewal.  Regular Meeting Minutes - January 18, 2024-6:00PM- - Page 7of10    Commissioner Osteen made the motion to approval of the Anti-Drug Coalition space sharing, at the Department of Health (DOH), contract with an automatic yearly renewal. Commissioner Stephenson Manager Gainey requested the Board's approval for the purchase ofa CAT309 Excavator and work tools int the amount of$141,311.001 from Ring Power Corporation based offt the Storm Water Task Force (SWTF) Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to approval for the purchase ofa CAT 309 Excavator and work tools in the amount fS141,311.00) from Ring Power Corporation based off the Storm Water Task  seconded. Board approved.  recommendation. ARPA money willl be used for the purchase.  Force (SWTF) recommendation. Commissioner Osteen seconded. Boardapproved.  Manager Gainey presented the following information items:  The Suwannee Gardens property will be re-advertised based on an interested party. Funding has been applied for through the Water Resource Development Act (WRDA) for the The Legislative Networking Reception for. January 24, 2024, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM will be held at The Capitol Courtyard Event for. January 25, 2024, from 10:00. AM- -2:00 PM will be held on the The NFEDP will sponsor an event for members on Friday, March 01, 2024, from 8:30 AM- 12:00 PM at Camp Anderson Anchored, 536N NE 168h Ave, Old Town, FL32680. Registration is Manager Gainey informed everyone that the center line stripping on the Willow Hole Road has been  dredging of McGriff Pass. This is in the' Town of Suwannee. the Doubletree Hilton, downtown in Tallahassee. Capitol grounds in Tallahassee. This is Rural County Days.  required. completed.  CHANA WATSON.COUNTY ATTORNEY  Attorney Watson appeared before the Board to discuss the mediation results for the lawsuit against the Board in Suwannee Gardens. She said that no settlement was reached. However, an offer was negotiated outside of mediation for $100,000.00. The Board must vote to accept the offer to dismiss the suit. Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to accept the oferofs/04,00.00. Commissioner Osteen Attorney Watson stated that the Suwannee River Economic Council (SREC) has sent documents for review regarding short term rentals, otherwise known as Airbnb's. She states they are moving forward Attorney Watson informed the Board that the county is actively making efforts to improve the Building and Zoning Code Enforcement system. She said an attorney has reached out to the county regarding a Code Enforcement case that has been open for: 3-5 years now and has not been resolved. She asked ifshe could work on these older cases, to mitigate and get the results the county wants, which is to clean the property. The case attorney is asking to allow the property owner to clean up the property, and he then offers to pay the cost for the clean-up and pay a smaller percentage oft the fines that have been issued. Commissioner Stephenson. asked how the code enforcement streamlining process is coming and have they considered and reviewed examples from other counties. He recommends that the county be allowed to  Attorney Watson: recommended thel Board do so.  seconded. Board approved.  with this.  come out to the property and clean it up after proper notification to the owner.  Regular Meeting Minutes- = January 18, 2024 -6:00PM- - Page 8 of10    Building and Zoning Official Leon Wright stated the way the current code is written allows for appeals to come back to the Board of Adjustment. The new code will not allow for appeals to come back to the Board of Adjustment, but they would go straight to the judge. He says this should hold up better in court Code Enforcement Officer Steve Fremen stated that he met with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regarding the site near the church in Old Town. DEP has given the owner four (4) months to clean up the property and get rid oft the tires and then at fine will be issued to the property Mr. James Ward spoke oft the adjacent property behind the above-mentioned DEP involved property. He stated that he was interested inj purchasing the adjacent property but was concerned because some ofthe trash had encroached onto this property. He wondered ift the county would make the owner clean the Mr. Fremen answered yes, they would make the owners clean up the adjoining property.  and takes the liability off the county.  Attorney Chana Watson stated they are working towards getting this settled.  owners.  adjoining property as well.  BARBIE HICGINBOTHAM., CLERK OF COURT Elections office in the amount of $37,433.00 for the voting machines.  ChiefDeputy Clerk Verna Wilson presented the Board with al budget amendment for the Supervisor of Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to amend. the Supervisor of Elections Budget by $37,433.00for the voting machines. Commissioner Osteen seconded. Boardapproved.  COUNTY COMMISSION ITEMS  Commissioner Mark Hatch stated that he will meet with Mr. Locklear concerning the roads in Suwannee, to get feedback and get the roads repaired for our county citizens. He asked Emergency Manager Scott Garner and Emergency Management Director Darian Brown to give him some speaking points for next week for the meeting in Tallahassee in order to discuss the 12.5 percent match for the storm damage Karen Van. Aernam said that the Economic Development Council (EDC) met with Duke Energy and the Town Council Kirk Mahefka reminded everyone oft the 100-year centennial for the city scheduled for  repair.  next EDC meeting is on March 01,2024, from 8:301 to noon at Camp Anderson.  April 20, 2024, and encouraged everyone to attend. Commissioner David Osteen stated hel had nothing to add.  Commissioner Jody Stephenson thanked Attorney Watson, Code Enforcement Official Steve Fremen and Building and Zoning Official Leon Wright for streamlining code enforcement and thanked Emergency Operations Director Darian Brown for getting money for building repairs in the county. He also presented aj photo of the harvest oft the last planting ofturnips that his father grew on their farm before he  passed away and said he will be giving them away around the county. Commissioner Jamie Storey stated it was a good meeting. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND CONCERNS  Ms. Mary Goodrich asked when the culverts and ditches were going to be fixed in her area. Commissioner Storey told her that the county is working on getting someone to run the ditch machine.  Regular Meeting Minutes - January 18, 2024- 6:00 PM - Page 9 of 10    ADJOURN Board approved.  Commissioner Stephenson made the motion to adjourn at 7:53 PM. Commissioner Osteen seconded.  BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DIXIE COUNTY, FLORIDA Somi Mny Jamie/Storey, Chairman  ATTEST:  aMebtln Barbie Higginbotham; Clerk-Auditor  PLEASE BE ADVISED that ifa person decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearings, he/s she will need a record oft the proceedings, andj for such purpose, he/s she will need to ensure that a verbatim record oft the proceedings is made, which record includes the "Persons with disabilities requesting reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding should contact The Board meets thej first Thursday ofe each month at 10:00AM and the third Thursday ofe each month at 6:00 PM. Individuals that would like to be placed on the agenda should call Barbie Higginbotham, Clerk ofCourt, by  testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.  (352) 486-4931 (Voice & TDD) or via Florida Relay. Service at (800). 955-8771." 4:00 PM on the Friday. Preceding the Board meeting, at (352) 498-1200.  Regular Meeting Minutes- January 18, 2024 -6 6:00PM- - Page 11 of11