GER -  23718 WUSHWY27 High Springs, Florida 32643  Telephone: (386)454-1416 Facsimile: (386)454-2126 Web: highsprings.gou  PRZORIDAS  CITY COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA 23718 WUSHWY27  AUGUST 22, 2024,  6:30PM  MAYOR: KATHERINE WEITZ VICE MAYOR' TRISTAN GRUNDER COMMISSIONER WAYNE BLOODSWORTHR. COMMISSIONER ANDREW MILLER COMMISSIONER BYRAN WILLIAMS  (A) CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL (B) INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF. ALLEGIANCE  Invocation By: Pastor Jacob Newton, High Springs Church of God  (C) APPROVAL OF AGENDA: (D) APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA:  1. 2. 3.  MINUTES OF THE AUGUST 4, 2024 EMERGENCY COMMISSION MEETING  MINUTES OF THE. AUGUST 8, 2024 BUDGET WORKSHOP MINUTES OF THE. AUGUST 8, 2024COMMISSION MIEETING  (E) SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS  1. UPDATE ON WETLANDS CONSTRUCTION SITE BY THE PUBLIC WORKS  DIRECTOR.  (F) UNFINISHED BUSINESS  (G) CITIZEN. REQUESTS AND COMMENTS FORI ISSUES NOT ON AGENDA (PLEASE STATE  NAMEI FOR THE RECORD - LIMIT COMMENTSTOSTO5MINUTES)  COMMISSIONER RESPONSE  (H) NEW BUSINESS    COMMISSION AGENDA AUGUST22,2024 PAGE20F3  1. DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON RESOLUTION 2024-Q, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, GRANTING WITH APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS AND SAFEGUARDS A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AS AUTHORIZED BYT THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS LAND. DEVELOPMENT CODE; PURSUANT TO. AN APPLICATION, CUP 24-02, BY THE: PROPERTY OWNERS; PROVIDING FOR A CONDITIONAL USETO: PERMIT AN EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING MINI-STORAGE FACILITY TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL 266. MINI-STORAGE UNITS WITHIN. A COMMERCIAL (C3) ZONING DISTRICT, AS PROVIDED FOR IN  TABLE. 2.02.01 OF THE LAND DEVBLOPMENT CODE.  (I) CITY ATTORNEY REPORT/UPDATE (J) CITY MANAGER REPORT/UPDATE (K) COMMISSION COMMENTS AND CONCERNS  (L) MOTION TO ADJOURN.  PLEASE! NOTE: PURSUANT1 TOS SECTION2 286.015, FLORIDAS STATUTES, IFAPERSONI DECIDES TOA APPEAL ANYI DECISION MADEE BYT THEC CITY COMMISSION WITHE RESPECTTOA ANY MATTER CONSIDEREDDURING THISA MEETING, HEORS SHEV WILLI NEED1 TOE ENSURE THATAY VERBATIMI RECORDO OF THEE PROCEEDINGS) ISN MADE, WHICHE RECORDI INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANDEVIDENCEL UPON WHICH THEA APPEALIST TOBEI BASED. INA ACCORDANCE WITHT THE AMERIÇAN WITHI DISABILITIES AÇT,AF PERSONT THI DISABILITIES NEEDING ANY SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: TOPARTICIPATE CITY COMMISSIONI MEETINGS SHOULDCONTACT THE OFFICEOF1 THECITY CLERK 23718 WI USHWY: 27, TELEPHONE(386)  454-1416.    BIGE  A  LORIDP  Consent  Agenda    TIGE  23718 WUS HWY27 High Springs, Florida 32643  Telephone: (386) 454-1416 Facsimile: (386) 454-2126 Web: hignsprings.us  RLORIDA  HIGH SPRINGS AUGUST 4TH 2024  EMERGENCY CITY COMMISSION MEETING  CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL  Mayor Weitz called the meeting to order at 5:00 pm  ROLL CALL CITY COMMISSION:  Mayor Katherine Weitz present Vice Mayor Tristan Grunder- present Commissioner Wayne Bloodsworth - present Commissioner Andrew Miller present Commissioner Byran Williams present Angela Stone, City Clerk Jami Echeverri, Assistant City Clerk Kevin Mangan, PIO Antoine Sheppard, Police Chief Joe Peters, Fire Chief  STAFF PRESENT:  BUSINESS ITEM 1.  CONSIDER APPROVAL OF RESOLUTION 2024-P, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, DECLARING A STATE OF GENERAL EMERGENCY FOR THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 252.38(2) FLORIDA STATUTES, DUE TO THE THREAT OF HURRICANE/TROPICAL STORM DEBBY; PROVIDING FOR WAIVER OF PROCEDURES AND FORMALITIES; DELEGATING AUTHORITY; AND PROVIDING  AN EFFECTIVE DATE.  Mayor Weitz read Resolution 2024-P by title only.  Motion Commissioner Miller to adopt Resolution 2024-P as read Vice Mayor Grunder Second Commissioner Williams.  by title only. Roll call:  Mayor Katherine Weitz present Vice Mayor Tristan Grunder- present    EMERGENCY CITY COMMISSION MEETING  AUGUST 4TH 2024  Commissioner Wayne Bloodsworth - present Commissioner Andrew Miller present Commissioner Byran Williams - present Resolution 2024-P Passed 5-0  PIO predicts 10-12 inches of rainfall for our area. He explained during Irma there was a very similar level of rainfa!l. He stated based on weather reports there could be upwards of 15-20 inches water-rise from the storm surge. Two pet friendly shelters are in place Easton Sports He advised if, after the storm it is needed, the High Springs Civic Center was approved to be utilized as a shelter for those over the river or in flood zones that may need it. He advised the largest conçern at this time is the increase in river level based on the predicted rainfall in northern Florida and southern Georgia. It is prudent to expect flooding in the area.  Complex & Martin Luther King Jr. Multipurpose Center and  Commissioner Bloodsworth questioned what the emergency staffing levels are for Fire, PD, and PIO Mangan advised the fire department would be at full staff, he was unaware for Public works at this time however Chief Peters advised Public Works supervisor Jason Kytle was on his way home and should be returning this evening to address his department's needs. Commissioner Williams emphasized concern for the Public Works Department to be prepared  Public Works.  for flooding, downed trees, and power lines. Commissioner Williams closed in prayer. Commissioner Williams motioned to adjourn. Mayor Weitz adjourned the meeting at 4:09 pm.    /  23718 WUS HWY27 High Springs, Florida 32643  Telephone: Facsimile: (386) 454-2126 Web: highsprings.gov  454-1416 (386)  &R  PRORIDNSY  HIGH SPRINGS CITY COMMISSION MEETING AUGUST 8, 2024 CITY HALL  CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL  Mayor Weitz called the meeting to order at 6:34 PM.  ROLL CALL CITY COMMISSION:  Mayor Katherine Weitz = Present Vice Mayor Tristan Grunder - Present Commissioner Andrew Miller- Present Commissioner Wayne Bloodsworth = Present Commissioner Byran Williams - Present  STAFF PRESENT:  Jeremy Marshall, City Manager Diane Wilson, Finance Director Allison Folds, City Attorney Antoine Sheppard, Chief of Police Joseph Peters, Fire Chief Jennifer Applebee, Parks & Rec Director Kristyn Adkins, Planning Technician Allan Alligood, Building Official  INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  Invocation by Guy Jones. Pledge of Allegiance APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Commissioner Williams Seconded Motion carried 5-0 APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA:  Vice Mayor Grunder Motioned to approve the agenda with the requested amendment.    COMMISSION. AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGE 2of8  1. 2.  MINUTES OF THE JULY 18, 2024, BUDGET WORKSHOP MINUTES FOR THE JULY 25, 2024, COMMISSION MEETING  Commissioner Williams Motioned to approve the minutes of the July 18, 2024 Budget  Workshop and the July 25, 2024 Commission Meeting. Commissioner Bloodsworth Seconded. (E) SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS: NONE (F) UNFINISHED BUSINESS: NONE  Motion carried 5-0  (G) CITIZEN REQUESTS AND COMMENTS = FOR ISSUES NOT ON AGENDA (PLEASE STATE NAME FOR THE RECORD - LIMIT COMMENTS TO 51 MINUTES) David Linch - Spoke of his disagreement with the high springs brewing company using the Lanier Smith with the High Springs Lion's Club - he explained when the Lion's Club was established and its benefits to the community. He explained he met with Mr. Marshall on June 6th. He explained he had met with Mr. Marshall to discuss using the CSX property for events. He advised that he reached out to the contact the City provided to discuss the utilization of the property. He advised that the railroad property is historic and used to be utilized for events in the past. He doesn't want to see things changed without them being discussed with volunteers Ryan Fisher - explained he had given the city clerk a handout for the commission. He explained that the City of Alachua has performed testing and experiments to trace the direction of water under the ground. He is concerned that the City of Alachua's new proposed development could have a drastic impact on the citizens and the City of High Springs. Rick Testa - listens to budget hearings, he is concerned the sewer system is a problem and would like to propose the option of a moratorium to stop using the sewer system and see septic tanks in place with maintenance schedules imposed on citizens to ensure they remain Janet Evans = commented on the budget workshop. She complimented the commission for their transparency and cooperation. She likes seeing the team effort. She understands that the prior administration was not fiscally responsible. She mentioned one budget concern she had that was a big-ticket item would be legal fees. She would like to see this issue reconsidered. Sharon Decker - explained she had researched after her meeting with Mr. Marshall and found a Christmas tree to replace the one that is no longer in the city's budget and would happily  high springs name. He also disagrees with the growth and development.  int the community.  safe and in compliance.  work that out.  COMMISSIONER RESPONSE:    COMMISSION AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGE 3of8  Vice Mayor Grunder asked for clarification on the CSX property usage. He confirmed Mr. Lanier did have a permit to host an event on said property. City Manager Marshall offered clarification that prior information in writing from CSX staff directly contested what Mr. Lanier explained. However, ifN Mr. Smith (Lanier) had the appropriate permissions and permit he would  be happy to help.  (H) NEW BUSINESS  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON RESOLUTION 2024-K, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS DEDICATING AND APPROVING THE NAMING OF THE BUILDING LOCATED AT THE OLD DOUGLASS SCHOOL SITE AND CATHERINE L. TAYLOR PARK IN THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AS THE DOUGLASS COMMUNITY CENTER, Commissioner Williams motioned to approve resolution 2024-K as read by title only.  IN HONOR OF THE OLD DOUGLASS SCHOOL.  Vice Mayor Grunder seconded. Public Comment: None Roll Call: Mayor Weitz - Yes Vice Mayor Grunder - Yes Commissioner Bloodsworth = Yes Commissioner Miller- Yes Commissioner Williams - Yes Resolution 2024-K passed 5-0  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON RESOLUTION 2024-N, AI RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE AND COMPENSATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS AND THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE AMENDMENT TO THE  AGREEMENT.  Attorney Walker read resolution 2024-N by title only.  Public Comment: None Roll Call: Vice Mayor Grunder - Yes Commissioner Bloodsworth - Yes Commissioner Miller - Yes Commissioner Williams - Yes Mayor' Weitz - Yes Resolution 2024-N passed 5-0    COMMISSION AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGE 40 of8  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON RESOLUTION 2024-0, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS SETTING USER FEES FOR THE DOUGLASS COMMUNITY CENTER AND ADOPTING AN APPLICATION FORM, SETTING NEW RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR USE, INCLUDING A HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT, AND ADOPTING A WAIVER OF FEES APPLICATION FORM FOR USE OF  THE DOUGLASS COMMUNTIY CENTER. Attorney Walker read Resolution 2024-0 by title only.  Commissioner Williams questioned why the capacity is lower, but the square footage is the Chief Peters advised the capacity was set by County fire staff, but that he, as the authority having jurisdiction, can increase the capacity to around 98 if desired. He would be willing to do that, and he has communicated with the county. He advised the Civic Center is a more open space and the Douglas School Center has space that cannot be used to calculate capacity such as a kitchen and rooms etc. He advised everything from the kitchen forward is what is City manager Marshall - explained he does not want all the time and effort spent on making the building beautiful to be wasted by pricing it the same as the Civic Center. He does not want itto sit and remain unused and would like to incentivize citizens to utilize it and enjoy the  same as the Civic Center.  used to calculate occupancy.  space. Public Comment:  Sue Weller - questioned if the rental prices presented in the fee schedule had been increased. City Manager Marshall advised that all prices were current for other facilities and that the Douglas Center was brought before the commission as no fee had been set for it before then. Attorney Walker advised the commission that it would be appropriate to include a caveat for Commissioner Williams asked for clarification on if 98 people would comfortably fit. He has Commissioner Miller and Commissioner Bloodsworth agreed with Commissioner Williams that Chief Peters advised there was a vast difference between sitting and standing room within a space used to calculate the capacity. He advised he would set the capacity at whatever the commission was most comfortable with. He advised they could potentially require renters to Commissioner Bloodsworth would like to meet in the middle and propose 75 for the capacity. Vice Mayor Grunder motioned to approve Resolution 2024-0 as read by title only with the  Commission/City, Manager response:  the fire chief to increase occupancy in the motion.  concerns about safety with too many people in a smaller space.  itwould be too small for that many.  provide a site plan showing the layout if the commission sO desired.  caveat that the Fire Chief has the authority to set the capacity.    COMMISSION: AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGES 5of8  Commissioner Williams Seconded. Commissioner Bloodsworth - Yes Commissioner Miller - Yes Commissioner Williams - Yes Mayor Weitz - Yes Vice Mayor Grunder- - Yes Resolution 2024-0 Passed 5-0  Roll Call:  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON THE MOLD ISSUE AT THE HIGH SPRINGS FIRE Fire Chief Peters gave an explanation of damage noticed in the ceiling tiles over the bunk area ini the Fire Department. Upon inspection, there was condensation on the air ducts causing the moisture which in turn leaked through the walls and ceiling. A company tested the air and found the humidity levels were very high. Samples were taken and confirmed there was mold Itwas recommended that a mechanical professional come and evaluate the air conditioning system which was likely installed improperly and was never addressed. He cannot in good faith allow the crew to sleep in the station with mold. He advised that while the mold in the bunk area was not as toxic as black mold, it still must be removed and could cause health problems over time. However, there was a toxic variety of black mold discovered in the women's bathroom and it has subsequently been closed off until mitigation can be performed. He advised the mechanical engineer he spoke with, recommended the system be completely Mayor Weitz asked if the permit was still open for the air conditioning installation. Staff Alligood advised yes it was still open and that he had also taken a look to assess the She would like to know if the permit was still open, and the work was found to be deficient, can Attorney Walker would believe the design specs should have been adequate. He stated if there is a belief that the work was not done properly, they would need to research a path City Manager Marshall asked the attorney could we move forward for the safety of the crew and pursue legal action in the meantime and not postpone or delay the mitigation. Attorney Walker advised do not wait on legal, as iti is already confirmed that there is a concern. He advised we have a baseline showing there was an improper installation. Show pictures and document, prior to rehab and mitigation. He read from the city's policy authorizing the City Manager to approve a major purchase in the event that health and safety become a concern  DEPARTMENT.  present.  replaced.  situation.  the company be held responsible.  forward.  which it has been determined is already the case.    COMMISSION AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGE 6 of8  Mr. Marshal's official recommendation is to move forward on the project to mitigate the mold Staff Wilson advised they would be looking into property insurance as well to see if anything City Manager Marshall would like to utilize ARPA funds to resolve the problem as this would Guy Jones with Pinnacle Restorations has experience in this area and offered a recommendation to remediate the mold immediately and get humidity under control. Discussion took place regarding sleeping and housing options for the fire crew during the Vice Mayor Grunder motioned to fix the mold issue at the fire department setting a cap of  and repair the damage and begin documentation of the process.  could be claimed that route.  have the least impact to the general fund.  mitigation and repair project.  $250,000. Anything over this amount comes back to commission.  Commissioner Miller Seconded Motion Carried 5-0  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON PROPOSAL FROM PAUL STRESING ASSOCIATES, City Manager Marshall explained the proposal from Paul Stressing Associates and a brief Vice Mayor Grunder motioned to approve the proposal from Paul Stressing Associates.  INC. FOR THE STRUCTURAL MITIGATION OF THE PRIEST THEATER.  overview of his experience.  Commissioner Williams Seconded. Motion Carried 5-0  DISCUSS, CONSIDER AND ACT ON THE EDA CONTINUING SERVICES CONTRACT. Clay Swagger with EDA gave a brief explanation of the services he provides to the city. Vice Mayor Grunder motioned to approve the continuing services contract for EDA.  Commissioner Williams seconded. Motion carried 5-0  DISCUSSION ON HEAVY RESCUE TRUCK.  Chief Peters gave an explanation of the "Heavy Rescue" squad apparatus currently at the fire department. He advised the apparatus we currently have is too large and heavy for many of the rural roads in High Springs. He advised that in order for the apparatus to truly be considered as a "heavy rescue" it would need at least three crew members to operate it appropriately and they would all need technical rescue classes which are very costly. At this    COMMISSION. AGENDA AUGUST 8, 2024 PAGE7of8 squad.  time only two members of the fire department hold the certifications necessary to operate the He proposed selling the current apparatus and purchasing a smaller lighter more agile vehicle that would be a better fit for the rural roads in the area. He explained a recent call that occurred in which the "heavy rescue" got stuck and could not be turned around on the road. He proposed listing it to see what agencies may be interested in purchasing the apparatus. He would like to see this resolved sooner rather than later as he does not believe the Heavy would reach its estimated 20-year life span as it was already receiving wear and tear responding to City Manager Marshall addressed the commission's conçerns regarding losing money in the sale of the Heavy rescue apparatus explaining that ifit should be determined that the City Chief Peters presented a potential replacement for the heavy that would carry all the same equipment minus the cascade system that is on the heavy. He emphasized multiple times that there would be no loss of service to the community and citizens and that downsizing to a Commissioner Williams expressed concerns about losing the "heavy" apparatus when it may be necessary as the city continues to grow and repurchasing such a vehicle could be more Vice Mayor Grunder is concerned that it could be a loss to citizens and could a resolution be Commissioner Bloodsworth asked what the cons or negative impact would be ift the  calls on roads not sized for it.  would lose money in the deal that it would not happen.  smaller vehicle would not affect the ISO rating.  costly in the future.  found with dispatch to utilize the brush truck on smaller roads.  department decided to move to a smaller vehicle.  Chief Peters advised the only thing he could think of would be the public's perception but that there would be no loss of service to the community. He advised that by keeping the heavy he has already received some negative consequences during mutual aid negotiations with ACFR as they believe they should be entitled to a lower costi for responding to the city calls due to the  excess.  CITY ATTORNEY REPORTIUPDATE:  Attorney Walker advised they had a new law student, and he would greatly like to bring her to  commission meetings and let her start getting to know people.  CITY MANAGER REPORTIUPDATE:  City Manager Marshall advised National Night Out was a huge success and commended Chief Sheppard for his good work. He gave an updated overview of the hurricane and storm damage results. He reminded everyone that the Douglas Community School center ribbon cutting would be that Saturday, August 10th. He showed pictures of sinkholes that have opened up in    COMMISSION: AGENDA AUGUST: 8, 2024 PAGE 8 of8  the grant-funded wastewater spray field project and advised he would be monitoring the situation and keep the commission updated and would answer any questions he could.  COMMISSION COMMENTS AND CONCERNS Commissioner Bloodsworth: none  Commissioner Miller: Commended Jacob with the facilities department for always working hard with a smile on his face and a good attitude. He welcomed everyone to a backpack giveaway the Chamber would be hosting Sunday August 11th at the museum. Commissioner Williams: stated that we (the city) need to look into and research revenue options. He also welcomed everyone to the Douglas Community Center event.  Vice Mayor Grunder: none minimum lot sizes for the city. MOTION TO ADJOURN.  Mayor Weitz: requested the attorney look into options for setting and establishing new  Commissioner Williams motioned to adjourn. Mayor Weitz adjourned the meeting at 9:19 pm.    23718 WUS HWY27 High Springs, Florida 32643  Telephone: (386)454-1416 Facsimile: (386)454-2126 Web: highsprings.gov  &  PIORDISY  HIGH SPRINGS AUGUST 8TH, 2024  CITY COMMISSION BUDGET WORKSHOP  CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL  Mayor Weitz called the meeting to order at 6:35 p.m.  ROLL CALL CITY COMMISSION:  Mayor Katherine Weitz - Present Vice Mayor Tristan Grunder - Present Commissioner Andrew Miller- Present Commissioner Byran Williams- Present (arrived at 5:50pm) Commissioner Wayne Bloodsworth Present Jeremy Marshall, City Manager Angela Stone, City Clerk Ashley Mauldin, Executive Assistant Diane Wilson, Finance Director Antoine Sheppard, Police Chief Kevin Mangan, PIO Alan Alligood, Building Official Joseph Peters, Fire Chief Amy Bohannon, CRA Manager  STAFF PRESENT:  INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Invocation by Commissioner Miller. Pledge of Allegiance BUSINESS ITEMS:  1. PRESENTATION OF THE PROPOSED 24/25 BUDGETS  City Manager Marshall gave a presentation and explanation of the upcoming budget. He stated he believes the budget he had presenting at prior budget workshops is the best option  for the city to remain running in the direction it should.    Commission Workshop August 8, 2024 Page 2of3  He offered the commission several options. He showed budget items that had already been  cut/lowered to accommodate budget concerns.  He showed highly necessary items that would be needed in the future.  Tierloption one presented: revenue from redzone speed camera has yet to be fully calculated, Christmas tree lighting would be removed from the budget as well as the Farmers Market. Commissioner Miller's questioned why it previously mentioned that the Farmer's Market was self sustaining. He would like to know what has changed to make it now a deficit to the city. He is also concerned about those that use the Farmer's Market Pavilion who are using it for free.  $20,000 in cuts needed for a 1/10th Mill reduction.  Mayor Weitz asked how much the utilities for the Farmer's Market are  Staff Wilson advised the primary - expense  Commissioner Miller questioned if the Chamber is willing to pay for the tree why not allow it.  Staff Bohannon advised it would also be an option  Vice Mayor Grunder stated that as it is a chamber event the city cannot afford unnecessary Commissioner Miller would like to see the tree expense absorbed by the chamber as it is their Commissioner Bloodsworth agreed with Vice Mayor Grunder that its concerning the cuts need Tier/Option2: PIO Radio, Lobbyist (grantslapprops), Facilities Custodial, $123,704needed to Commissioner Bloodsworth questioned if the custodial person is a city employee city manager  expenses. event.  tol be made but citizens need a lower millage rate. reduce by % including all of tier one cuts) marshall adv ised yes. He is a city employee.  Mayor Weitz asked for clarification on the purpose and function of the PIO radio. PIO Mangan provided an explanation on why the PIO radio would be necessary and vital in He elaborated that when used for state of emergency situations it is also reimbursable by FEMA. He advised it is a mobile radio with better coverage and reach and can be heard and  emergency situations/  reached by necessary personnel.  Mayor Weitz asked are there any grants to potentially cover this.  PIO advised yes but typically are only awarded on a much larger purchase scale.    Commission Workshop August 8, 2024 Page 3of3  Tier/Option 3: Parks & PW Staff Assistamt, New Full Time Staff, No Police Lieutenant, elimate staff raises(except for Police) %5, eliminate employee raises who drop tp 3%.  Vice Mayor: cut tree add red speed and cut full time staff.  CM advised if a cut must come from the top tier the full time position is the most ideal. He advocates for staff to maintain their raises but still allow for that 44 mill Millage. Commissioner Bloodsworth asked could prices be increased at the farmer's market to offset CM said if that is the direction the commission chooses to go Staff Bohannon would research Mayor Weitz asked if the Farmer's Market is seasonal could Carol (Rowan) be utilized in CM advised those are options that can be researched. He would like time to fund the farmers market as is and see how it goes to increase fees for a year and come up with options and VM Grunder asked could a live tree be planted and decorated by the community. CM would like their opinopon on cutting the proposed full time position.  costs/  similar markets in the area to establish a more appropriate fee. another position to maintain her as a year round employee.  ideas to increase revenue.  Ift the Christmas Tree, Full time Staff position, and RedSpeed Camera revenue increase. Mayor Weitz mentioned it is a possibility to use. ARPA funds for the PIO radio; She also  Should suffice to lower the Millage rate.  proposed cutting the commission training budget.  CM disagreed and explained that with the potential for such a new commission he would like to  see  Commissioner Williams motion to adjourn. Mayor Weitz adjourned the meeting at 7:58 P.M.  PLEASEI NOTE: PURSUANT1 TOS SEÇTION 286,015, FLORIDA STATUTES, IF AF PERSONI DECIDES1 TOA APPEAL ANYI DECISIONI MADEB BY THE CITY COMMISSIONT WITHF RESPECTT TOANY MATTER CONSIDEREDD DURINGI THIS MEETINGI HE ORS SHEY WILLI NEEDT TOE ENSURET THATAY VERBATIMI RECORDO OFT THEF PROCEEDINGS) ISMADE, WHICHT RECORDI INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY. ANDEVIDENCE UPONV WHICHT THE APPEALIST TOBEE BASED. INA ACCORDANCE WITHTHEA AMERIÇAN WITHDISABILITES, ACT, AF PERSON THD DISABILITIEST NEEDING  ANY SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: TOPARTICPATE IN1 THE CITY COMAMAISSIONMEETINGS: SHOULDCONTACT: THEC  THEC  23718 WUSH HWY 27,HIGH  SPRINGS, FLORIDA: 32643, TELEPHONE (386) 454-1416.    BIGE  LORIDA  New  Business  tem    Commission Agenda Item Request Form  MEETING DATE: August 22, 2024  SUBJECT: Resolution 2024-Q:C Conditional Use for Expansion of] Existing Mini-Storage (Total  Storage)  AGENDA SECTION: New Business DEPARTMENT: Planning  PREPARED BY: Kristyn. Adkins, Planning Technician  RECOMMENDED ACTION: Discuss, consider, and act on Resolution 2024-Q  Application CUP 24-02-4 A Conditional Use permit application for an expansion of an existing mini-warehouse facility (Total Storage). The expansion will include 2661 mini-storage units. The  project is located at 17404NWUSI HWY 441.  PROJECTI LOCATION:  REVIEWED BY CITY MANAGER:    RESOLUTIONN NO. 2024-Q  A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OFI HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, GRANTING WITH APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS AND SAFEGUARDS A CONDITIONAL USE: PERMIT AS AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION, CUP 24-02, BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS; PROVIDING FOR. A CONDITIONAL USE' TOI PERMIT AN EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING MINI-STORAGE FACILITY TO. ADD. AN ADDITIONAL 266 MINI-STORAGE UNITS WITHIN A COMMERCIAL (C3)ZONINGI DISTRICT, AS PROVIDED! FOR IN1 TABLE2.02.01 OF THE LAND: DEVELOPMENT CODE; PROVIDING FORI REVOCATION OF THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT; REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING ANI EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, the City ofHigh Springs Land Development Code, as amended, hereinafter referred to as thel Land Development Code, empowers the City Commission ofthe City ofHigh Springs, Florida, hereinafter referred to as the City Commission, to grant, to grant with appropriate conditions and safeguards or to deny Conditional Use Permits as authorized under Section 11.09.02 oft thel Land  Development Code; the City;  WHEREAS, an application for a conditional use permit, as described below, has been filed with WHEREAS, pursuant tot thel Land Development Code, as amended, thel Plan Board held the required public hearing, with public: notice having been provided, on said application for a conditional use permit, as described below, and at said public hearing, the Plan Board reviewed and considered all comments received during said public hearing for ac conditional use permit, as described below, and recommended to the City Commission approval with conditions and safeguards ofs said application for a conditional use permit, as WHEREAS, pursuant to1 thel Land Development Code, the City Commission held the required publicl hearing, with publici notice having been provided, on said application for ac conditional use permit, as described below, and considered all comments received during said public hearing, including the recommendation oft the Plan Board, for a conditional use permit, as described below; WHEREAS, the City Commission has found that they are empoweredi under Section 11.09.02 of the Land Development Code to grant, to grant with appropriate conditions and safeguards or to deny a WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined and found that the granting with appropriate conditions and safeguards aj petition for conditional use permit, as described below, would promote the public health, safety, morals, order, comfort, convenience, appearance, prosperity or general welfare; WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined and found that the applicant has proposed ingress and egress tot thej property andj proposed structures thereon for automotive and pedestrian safety and convenience, ina ai manner that willi not have an undue adverse impact on traffic flow and control, and WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined and found that the conditional use permit is generally compatible with adjacent properties, other property ini the district and natural resources; and a. The proposed conditional use will not adversely affect or contribute to the deterioration of b. The proposed conditional use is consistent with the character of and existing land use  described below;  Conditional Use Permit, as described below;  access in case of fire or catastrophe;  WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined and found that: quality oflife, or property values in thei immediate neighborhood;  patterns in1 the: surrounding area;    C. Thej proposed conditional use will not create or excessively increase traffic or parking d. The site upon which the proposed conditional use: is to be located has suitable drainage, e. The site upon which the conditional usei is to be located has screening or buffering to f. Thej proposed site meets the applicable requirements of the zoning district in which itis g. Any existing or proposed signs or lighting will not adversely affect surrounding areas or h. The proposed conditional use will noti interfere with or adversely affect the health, safety, NOW, THEREFORE, BEI IT RESOLVED BY' THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Section 1. Pursuant to application CUP 24-02 by. Joseph Montalto Jr. of. JMJ Consulting Engineering LLC, as agent for Turnsole Builders LLC, to request a conditional use permit be granted as provided for in' Table 2.02.01 oft the Land Development Code, to permit an expansion of an existing mini-storage facility to add an additional 266 mini-storage units within a COMMERCIAL (C-3): zoning district, in accordance with an application dated April 10, 2024 and a concept and site plan dated February 11,2024, revised on June 8, 2024, revised on. June 18, 2024 and revised on. July 23, 2024, tol be located on property A parcel of land lying in Sections 1 and 12, Township 8 South, Range 17 East, Alachua County, Florida.  congestion or otherwise affect public safety;  access, ingress, and egress, off-street parking and loading areas; prevent interference with the enjoyment of surrounding areas;  located; vehicular traffic; and  or welfare of the surrounding community area.  HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, THAT:  described, as follows:  Being more particularly described as follows:  Commence at the Southwest corner of said Section 1; thence North 03°27'18" West 1,036.32 feet, along the West line of said Section 1t to the Southerly right-of-way line ofU.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25); thence South 65°25'00" East 1,949.40 feet, jalong the Southerly right-of-way line ofs said U.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25) to the Point of] Beginning; thence continue South 65025'00" East 495.12 feet, along the Southerly right-of-way line of said U.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25); thence South 16°27'34" West 261.37 feet; thence North 65026'17" West 145.65 feet; thence South 24°56'46" West 200.10 feet; thence North 65°24'46" West 383.93 feet; thence North 26°19'46" East 200.14 feet; thence North 65°29'08" West 134.67: feet; thence North 24°32'40" East 135.75: feet; thence South 65°25'00" East 130.93 feet; thence North 22°58'02"  East 123.29 feet to thel Point of] Beginning. Containing 5.27 acres, more or less.  AND  Aj parcel of land lying in Section 1, Township 8 South, Range 17 East, Alachua County, Florida. Being more particularly described as follows: Commence at the Southwest corner ofs said Section 1; thence North 03°27'18" West 1,036.32 feet, along the West line of said Section 11 to the Southerly right-of-way line ofU.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25); thence South 65025'00" East 1,821.861 feet to the Point of Beginning; thence continue South 65025'00" East 127.54 feet, along the Southerly right-of-way line of said U.S. Highway 441 (Statel Road 20/25); thence South 22°58'02" West 123.29: feet; thence North 65°25'00" West 130.93: feet; thence North 24°32'40" East 123.191 feet tot the Southerly right-of-way line of said U.S. Highway 441 (State Road  20/25)and thel Point of] Beginning. Containing 0.36 acre, more or less.    LESS ANDI EXCEPT:  Aj parcel of land lying in Sections 1 and 12, Township 8 South, Range 171 East, Alachua County, Florida. Being more particularly described as follows: Commence at1 the Southwest corner of said Section 1; thence North 03°27'18" West 1,036.321 feet, along the West line ofs said Section 1 to the Southerly right-of-way line ofU.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25); thence South 65025'00" East 1,949.40 feet along the Southerly right-of-way line ofs said U.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25); thence continue South 65°25'00" East 388.181 feet, along the Southerly right- of-way line of said U.S. Highway 441 (State Road 20/25) to thel Point of] Beginning; thence continue South 65°25'00" East 106.94 feet, along the Southerly right-of-way line ofsaid U.S. Highway 441 (State. Road 20/25); thence South 68°53'55" East 13.33 feet; thence South 19°25'22" West 260.01 feet; thence North 65°43'13" West 123.17 feet; thence North 17°37'51" East 169.05 feet; thencel North 24°35'00" East 91.00: feet to1 thel Point of Beginning.  Containing 0.76 acre, more or less. All said lands containing 4.87 acres, more or less.  Section2. The application, as described above and herewith made aj part of this resolution by reference, shall govern the development and use oft the above described property. Any deviation from the sitej plan Section3. The use ofl land approved by this conditional use permit shall bei inj place or a valid permit shall bei in force: for thel location of such Iand use within twelve (12) months oft the effective date of this resolution. Ifsuch land use is not inj place, within twelve (12) months of the effective date ofthis resolution, this resolution granting with appropriate conditions and safeguards such conditional use permit Section 4. All resolutions or portions of resolutions in conflict with this resolution are hereby repealed to  shall be deemed a violation ofthel Land Development Code.  ist thereby revoked and of no force and effect. the extent ofs such conflict.  Section 5. This resolution shall become effective upon adoption.  PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED in special session with a quorum present and voting, by the  City Commission, this 22th day of August 2024.  CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA  Attest:  Angela Stone, City Clerk  Katherine Weitz, Mayor    AER RRORI  23666 NW 185h Road High Springs, Florida 32643  Telephone: (386) 454-7322 Facsimile: (386) 454-2126 Web: ww.highspringsus  APPLICATION FOR CABITOMIIECO-TAN BOARD & COMMISSION  DATE: April 10, 2024  APPLICATIONE  NOTE: This fomm providesi information to support an application ofc Conditional Use Permit pursuant to Articles 2,7and Il ofthe High SpringsLandl Development Code. THISI ISI NOTAE PERMIT. DONOTG COMMENCE CONSTRUCTION.  NUMBER OFACRES: 4.48 FLINGIEE: 911 ADDRESS TAXI PARCEL! 2.9842P5ZOI OWNER OFI RECORD: Tursole Builders LLC ofexisting and proposedi improvements with reasonable accuracy.) CURRENT: ZONING (Circle One) R-1; R-1A; R-2; R-3; C-1; C-2;  $5,000.00  17404NWUSHWIYAA1  High Springs, FL 32643 PG  PLATBOOK  LEGALI DESCRIPTION: (Attach copy of completel legal description, deed, existings survey or measured ploty plan depicting location  C/SP; BC; IND  LANDI USE CLASSIFICATION: DETAILEDI DESCRIPTION OFI PROPOSEDI USE(S): psnnauddwmny application.  Current  Requested  (LDC Section 16.06(5).  The proposed project willi include 298 mini-storage units of which 32 units already exist on-site. The mini-storage units willi include both conditioned and unconditioned: spaces and willl be phased. Thei final configuration, mix of units and phasing will be' "market driven". AC Conceptual Site Plan! has APFLICANTS ACKNOWIEDEMENT IHAVE READ THE FOREGOING AND UNDERSTAND THAT I WILL] BE NOTIFIED TO APPEAR ANDI PRESENTI MY. APPLICATION TO1 THE CITY OFI HIGH SFRINGS PLANI BOARD/CITY COMMISSION. IFURTHER ACKNOWLEDGE THAT. IF MY REQUEST IS GRANTED, MAY BE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A DETAILED SITE AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN, CONSTRUCTION PLANS, AND OBTAIN ALL NECESSABYAYILPINGI PERMITSFORANY) PROPOSED IMFROVEMENIS: TO1 THEI PROPERTY."  Joe! Montalto, Jr., P.E., (Applicanf'sPrinted) Name) (Mailing Address, ifdifferent)  (Applican! gnature) JMJConsulting! Engineering, LLC 3095 SE 7th Street, Gainesville, Florida 32601 (Applicant's Street Address) Phonel Numbers: Home_ PHONEI NUMBER.  Work_ (352)494-6225 FOR ZONINGI OFFICIALSUSE  Cell (352)494-6225  IF APPLICATION IS MADE BY OWNER'S AGENT, ATTACH OWNER'S WRITTEN CONSENT, ADDRESS AND  COMPLIES WITH COMPRERENSIVEPIAN, YES/NO PLANI BOARD APPROVED? YES /NO  COMPLIES WITH CURRENT: ZONING? SITEL ANDDEVELOPMENTI PLANI REQUIRED? YES/NO SRWMDI PERMIT HEALTHI DEPTI PERMIT BUILDINGI PERMIT  YES/NO CITY COMM. APPROVED? YES/NO  DATE DATE DATE  CERTIFICATE# CERTIFICATE#  CONDITIONALI USE PERMIT- City UseOnly  PERMITTING: THET USE OF THE ABOVEI DESCRIBEDI PROPERTY. AS(A)  PURSUANT1 TO SECTION 16.06(5), "TABLE OFI PERMITTED USES, OF THEI HIGH: SPRINGSI LANDI DEVELOPMENT CODE.  "USES DESCRIPTION, PERIOD. ISSUED1 THIS (MUNICIPALSEAL)  SAID USE SHALL NOT BE COMMENCED UNTIL ALL NECESSARY BUILDING PERMITS, CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY, OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES, ANDI INSPECTIONS ARE ISSUED AND/OR CONDUCTED. THIS PERMIT SHALL EXPIRE 121 MONTHS. AFTER DATE, IF THE. APPROVED USE! ISI NOT PROPERLY COMMENCED WITHIN SAID  DAYOF.  ZONING. ADMINISTRATOR    P  SS s  EA AGISUE  eo oE LGMISOE  Srui LSE WeVR        BLeE LaMLaD  hs AES    &  8  DRAWNBY: DATE: CHECH FILE: REVISIONS: 2019.25  309SE75 Gainesville, Florida3 32601 PhoneNo. (352) 494-6225FAxNo. (352)3 338-0303 JMJC CONSULTANT ENGINEER, LLC  CONCEPT! 9 SITE PLAN US4 441A MINI-STORAGE HIGHS SPRINGS, FLORIDA    309 SE 7th Street, Gainesville, Florida 32601 Phone No. (352)494-6225 Fax No. (352) 338-0303 JMWJ CONSULTING ENGINEERING  JMJ  NFPA 1 FIRE CODE, 2024 EDITION, SECTION 18.4 US 441 MINI-STORAGE (TOTAL STORAGE) PROJECT  FIRE FLOW CALCULATIONS  June 5, 2024 (Revised June 18, 2024)  Project Description  The proposed US 441 Mini-Storage (Total Storage) Project is a mini-warehouse project to be located on a 4.48 Acre Site 17404 NWUS HWY 441 in High Springs, Florida. The project site will contain a 45,023 SF of buildings which includes 500SF Office Space and 298 mini-storage units (includes 32 existing units) with service drives, parking and loading areas. The area of the of the largest building is 4,835 SF and this will be used to calculate the required fire flow for the project. The mini- storage units will include both conditioned and unconditioned spaces and the construction of these units will be phased. There will be no retail sales or public The required Fire Flow will be based on the 2024 Edition of NFPA 1, Fire Code for  traffic (outside of renters) at the subject site. Determining Required Fire Flows.  Project Data  Building Description: Ten (10) Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings. Largest Building (Gross) Floor Area: 4,835SF = Largest Warehouse  Type of Construction: Type II (Metal) Proposed Fire Flow Area=4,835 SF Fire Flow and Fire Hydrant Requirements  Fire Flow Required: Fire Hydrants Required:  NPFA 1, Fire Code 2024 Edition, Table 18.4.5.2.1 =. 1.500GPM  One (1) fire hydrant for each 1,000 GPM of required fire flow = 2 Fire Hydrants NFPA 1 13.3.2.26.5 requires mini self-storage occupancies greater than 2,500 SF to be protected by a fire sprinkler system. A fire proof partition and fire proof passageway door (where required) will be added to each building module to keep the  Joe Montalto, Jr. Consulting Engineer, LLC montalogwmésteamaet mamengneerng.com    309 SE 7th Street, Gainesville, Florida 32601 Phone No. (352)494-6225 Fax No. (352)338-0303 JMWJ CONSULTING ENGINEERING  JMJ  areas under the 2,500 SF threshold to mitigate the fire sprinkler requirement. These The attached Conceptual Site Plan shows the location and designation of each fire hydrant within the project vicinity. The following table lists the fire hydrants:  partitions have been added to the Conceptual Site Plan.  FH #  Distance to Project Entrance FH (FT) 625' 0'  Distance from Project Entrance Building 165' 500'  Total Distance Quadrant  "Overlap" Location* NE SE/SW  "as fire truck travels" to to Most Remote Point of  2 3  790' 500'  *Fire Hydrant No.3 will be installed with the proposed construction project and will be within 500' of the most remote portion of the buildings. Existing Fire Hydrants No. 2i is  within 1,000' oft the most remote portion of the buildings.  Summary of Results  The NFPA 1 Fire Flow. Analysis yielded a 1,500 GPM Fire Flow requirement fori this project. The Fire Flow Test performed by' WWWGAY for the existing Fire Hydrant No. 2 has an available flow of 1,558 GPM at 20 PSI (See attached Fire Flow. Analysis) exceeds the Fire Flow requirements for theproject.. Fire Hydrant No. 3 will be added to the project site within 500' of the most remote portion of the building. According to NFPA Table 18.5.4.3 Maximum Fire Hydrant Fire Flow Capacity Proposed Fire Hydrant No. 3 can be credited with 1000 GPM since it is within 500' of the most remote portion of the building site. Adding the Flow Capacity for Fire Hydrant No. 2 (1,558 GPM) and Proposed Fire Hydrant No. 3 (1,000 GPM) produces 2,558 GPM which exceeds the required Fire Flow of1,500 GPM and provides an additional factor  ofs safety.  THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN DIGITALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY: Jr.  Joseph Montalto 2024.06.18  No 34315 STATE OF AL  13:43:43 -04'00'  PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED. THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON THE ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS. JMJ CONSULTING ENGINEERING 309 SE 7TH STREET GAINESVILLE, FL 32601 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION NO. 00009907 JOSEPH MONTALTO, JR., P.E. NO. 34315 Joe Montalto, Jr. Consulting Engineer, LLC momatoendtreamaet wwmwamiengnerngcom    Table1 18.4.5.2.11 Minimum Required Fire Flow and Flow Duration for Buildings  Fire Flow Areai ft? (x0 0.0929 form?)  I(443), (332), 1I(222)* 0-22,700 22,701-30,200 12,701--17,000 30,201--38,700  IV(2HH), V(111)* 0-8200 8201-10,900 10,901-12,900 17,401--21,300  Firel Flowg gpmt Flow Duration (x3.785 for L/min) 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 2750 3000 3250 3500 3750 4000 4250 4500 4750 5000 5250 5500 5750 6000 6250 6500 6750 7000 7250 7500 7750  "(111), #(211)* 0--12,700 17,001--21,800  (000), III(200)* 0--5900 5901-7900 7901--9800 9801-12,600 12,601-15,400 15,401--18,400  V(000)* 0--3600 3601--4800 4801--6200 6201-7700 7701-9400 9401-11,300 13,401--15,600  (hours)  2  38,701--48,300 21,801--24,200 12,901--17,400 48,301--59,000 24,201-33,200 59,001--70,900 33,201-39,700 21,301--25,500 70,901--83,700 39,701--47,100 25,501-30,100  18,401-21,800 11,301-13,400  83,701--97,700 47,101-54,900 30,101-35,200 21,801--25,900  3  97,701--112,700 54,901--63,400 35,201--40,600 25,901--29,300 15,601-18,000 128,701--145,900 72,401--82,100 46,401--52,500 33,501--37,900 20,601-23,300 164,201--183,400 92,401--103,100 59,101--66,000 42,701--47,700 26,301-29,300 183,401--203,700 103,101--114,600 66,001--73,300 47,701--53,000 203,701--225,200 114,601--126,700 73,301--81,100 53,001-58,600  112,701--128,700 63,401--72,400 145,901--164,200 82,101--92,400  40,601--46,400 29,301-33,500 18,001--20,600  52,501--59,100  37,901--42,700  23,301--26,300 29,301--32,600 32,501--36,000  225,201--247,700 126,701--139,400 81,101--89,200 58,601--65,400 36,001--39,600 247,701--271,200 139,401--152,600 89,201--97,700 65,401--70,600 39,601-43,400 271,201--295,900 152,601--166,500 97,701--106,500 70,601--77,000 43,401-47,400  Greater than 295,900  Greatert than 106,501--115,800 77,001--83,700 47,401-51,500  166,500  115,801--125,500 83,701--90,600 51,501-55,700 125,501--135,500 90,601--97,900 55,701-60,200 135,501--145,800 97,901-106,800 60,201-64,800 145,801--156,700 106,801--113,200 64,801--69,600 156,701--167,900 113,201--121,300 69,601--74,600 167,901-179,400 121,301--129,600 74,601-79,800 179,401--191,00 129,601-138,300 79,801--85,100    Table 18.5.4.3 Maximum Fire Hydrant Fire Flow Capacity  Distance to Building"  Maximum Capacity"  (ft) <250 >5 500 and <1000  (m) <76  (gpm) 1500 1000 750  (L/min) 5678 3785 2839  >250 and S 500 > 76and S 152  >152 and <305  Measured in accordance with 18.5.1.4and 18.5.1.5. Minimum 20 psi (139.9 kPa) residual pressure.    &  B8  DRAANEY: DATE:02112024 CHECKE REVISIONS: 08/182024 FILE:  S CONCEPT 85 SITE PLAN US4 441M MINI-STORAGE HIGHS SPRINGS, FLORIDA  309SE 75 Street, Gainesville, Florida 32601 Phoneh No. (352) 494-6225F Fax No.0 (352) 338-0303 JMJ CONSULTANT ENGINEER, LLC  JMJ    ADMVISIONOF: sciens BusingSoktions  Service Invoice-Report  W.W. GAY FREAINTERRATED SYSTEMS, INC,  Billt to Name and Address: Mr. Joshua Blackford Turnsole Builders LLC PO Box 1484 Newberry FL, 32698 INSTRUCTIONS: WORK PERFORMED:  Cust. Account No. Job Name and/ Address: High Springs Total Storage 17404 NWUS Hwy 441 High Springs FL, 32643  Cust. P.O.: Service Report Date:  06-05-2024 Job No.: 27618824 ContactPhone: Josh 352-318-0761  Fire Hydrant Flow Test in accordance with NFPA1  1Fire Hydrant Flow Test  Quan.  Description ofr materials  Unit Price Ext. Labor Tech- Hours  Rate Ext.  Date nician  ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT ST OT Print Title:  Customer Signature: (Required) COMMENTS:  Print Name: No one on site to sign  Performed by: James Stills (FPI22-000057) Work: Completed Service Manager: Not Completed John Kirk ODNB LABOR MATERIAL TRUCK CHARGE EQUIP. RENTAL SUBCONTRACT FREIGHT STATE TAX TOTAL NET  AlII Fire Systems Are Backi inl Normal Services  INVOICE AMT.  Witnessed by  $1,250  W.W. GayF Fire Integrated Systems, Inc. hasp performedt thisi inspectiona and/ors service ast requested. Wes aren notr responsiblet fort thee existings system integrity, designl layout, anyo othera aspect ofthis system. Wea aren notn responsiblef fora accidentalg gas discharges, alarm activation, associatede equipmento ord devicef failures, damaget tos shutd down or testingofs systems. Payment for services renderedisd duey within3 300 days ofi invoiced date. Latec chargeso of1.5 5% willb bes assessedr monthlya anda anye anyl legal/: equipment attomey dueioa feesv accidentai will be  hydraulicsor  chargedfor alll late payments ando collections. CourtJ Jurisdictionw willbeinD Duval County, FL.    FIRE HYDRANT FLOW TEST DATA  High Springs Total Storage  Company:  Address: 17404 NW US Hwy 441  High Springs FL, 32643  Contact: Name/Title: Joe Montalto Phone #: 352-318-0761 Hydrant Location:  (#1) (#2) Testing: Year:  Hydrant Metered: Hydranti in front of North Floridal Buildings Facility Hydrant Flowed: Hydrant inf front of total storage Facility  2024  Date: 06-05-2024  Technician,ames Stills FP22.00057Time: 2.35pm  RESULTS  Hydrant##1 Static: Residual: Hydrant!#2 Pito: Flow: Hydrant Flow At20 PSI:  55 30  15 650 1,558  15 650