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Special Meeting Collier County Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) Working Group Emergency Operations Center 8075 Lely Cultural Pkwy, Naples, FL 34113 18 June 2019 Special Meeting Collier County Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) Working Group Emergency Operations Center 8075 Lely Cultural Pkwy, Naples, FL 34113 18 June 2019 Name Affiliation X=Present E=Excused Rick Zyvoloski, Chair Collier C. Emergency Management X vacant, Vice Chair - William Lang Collier C. Emergency Management E Melinda Avni Florida Forest Service X Kelli Defedericis City of Marco Island, Community Affairs X Chris Byrne City of Marco Island E Reg Buxton Citizens Corps/North Naples Journal X Terry Smallwood/Dottie Joiner Everglades City - Christa Carrera City of Naples (Floodplain Mgr) X Alister Burnett, Nicole Jensen Collier C. Public Util. Dept., Solid & Haz. E Waste Chris Mason Collier C. Growth Mgt. Dept. (Floodplain X Coord.) Howard Critchfield Collier C. Growth Mgt. Dept. - R.Wiley/ Jerry Kurtz/L.Gosselin Collier C. Stormwater Div. X Ilonka Washburn Collier C. Parks & Recreation Div. X Tricia Dorn/Bob Atkins Lee County Electric Coop E Marc Rouleau/Marc MacDonald Collier C. Public Schools - Lisa Oien Collier Co. Community and Human Services E Jim von Rinteln Interested Citizen E Mark Grazewski Collier Mosquito Control District - W. Martin/A. McLaughlin Greater Naples Fire Rescue District E Sal D’Angelo North Collier Fire Rescue District X vacant Immokalee Independent Fire District Ashley Jones The Salvation Army E Visitors: Thomas Gonzalez, Florida Forest Service, Felicia Kirby & Barry Williams, Collier Co. Parks and Recreation 1. Approval of 19 April Regular Meeting minutes. (attached) - approved 2. Project(s) for Review - none 3. Membership a. Samantha Quinn, Vice Chair, resigned to take a new job. (see attached) b. New Vice Chair – William Lang, Collier Alert & Warning Coordinator c. Jurisdictional minimum requirements discussed: i. Document how each jurisdiction participated in the planning process. (NOTE: the best way is to show participation by the attendance roster in the meeting minutes) ii. New and removed jurisdictions must be identified in the plan 4. Irma HMGP Project – Increase costs for: a. Naples Lift-Station project b. Parks & Recreation Generator Projects 5. Irma Projects & Priorities (see attached) a. Increased monies b. Reprioritize based on the increased monies. Next regular meeting: July 19, 0930hrs, at the S. Regional Library ATTACHMENTS 1. April 19 Summary Minutes 2. Vice Chair Resignation 3. Naples Lift Station Projects -Budget (sent separately) 4. Parks & Recreation Project Increased Costs 5. Current Irma Project Status Attachment 1 Summary Minutes Collier County Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) Working Group South Regional Library 8065 Lely Cultural Pkwy, Naples, FL 34113 Friday, April 19, 2019, 9:30 AM Name Affiliation X=Present E=Excused Rick Zyvoloski, Chair Collier C. Emergency Management X Samantha Quinn, Vice Chair Interested Citizen E William Lang Collier C. Emergency Management X Melinda Avni Florida Forest Service X Kelli Defedericis City of Marco Island, Community Affairs X Chris Byrne City of Marco Island X Reg Buxton Citizens Corps/North Naples Journal E Terry Smallwood/Dottie Joiner Everglades City - Christa Carrera City of Naples (Floodplain Mgr) X Alister Burnett, Nicole Jensen Collier C. Public Util. Dept., Solid & Haz. X Waste Chris Mason Collier C. Growth Mgt. Dept. (Floodplain X Coord.) Howard Critchfield/Caroline Collier C. Growth Mgt. Dept. - Cilek R.Wiley/ Jerry Kurtz/L.Gosselin Collier C. Stormwater Div. X Ilonka Washburn Collier C. Parks & Recreation Div. E Tricia Dorn/Bob Adkins Lee County Electric Coop X Jeff Johnson Retrofit SW Florida, Inc. - Marc Rouleau/Marc MacDonald Collier C. Public Schools E Lisa Oien Collier Co. Community and Human Services X Jim von Rinteln Interested Citizen X Mark Grazewski Collier Mosquito Control District - Sal D’Angelo North Collier Fire & Rescue District X Vacant Greater Naples Fire Rescue District - Vacant Immokalee Independent Fire District - Ashley Jones The Salvation Army X Also attending: Thomas Gonzalez & Sean Allen, Florida Forest Service 1. Approval of February 7, 2019 Meeting Minutes: (removed – go to: http://bit.ly/2Br1j3Z) The working group unanimously approved the minutes 2. Membership: Ms. Ashley Jones, The Salvation Army, was unanimously voted in as a new voting member. 3. Project Validation & Project(s) for review Project Validation – Collier Public Schools requested to have all their projects removed from the project priority listing of the Local Mitigation Strategy. (This change is reflected in attachment 2 of the attached 18 January meeting minutes highlighted in BLUE) New Projects for Review i. Collier County Facilities - Install generator in Property Appraiser’s Building – This project was withdrawn from consideration. ii. FFS - Fuel Reduction for Wildland-Urban Interface Fire – The working group unanimously approved this project. It will be added to the Project Priority Letter as project #5 for the Wildfire Mitigation Grant for funding. 4. New Business Hurricane Michael HMGP grant opportunity: The Notification of Funds Availability (NOFA) for Hurricane Michael should soon be announced. We can apply for project funding; however, we’ll only be eligible for Tier 3 monies, i.e., monies not spent by the disaster-declared counties. Projects for the Wildfire HMGP – Only five of Collier’s projects will go forward for this grant funding opportunity. All applications need to be at the Florida Division of Emergency Management in Tallahassee by the close of business on 25 February. 2020 LMS Update – The below items will be taken up at the 11 February meeting i. Membership – The LMS working group wants the Chair to draft language in Section 1 of the LMS to restrict voting-membership to County residents and non-county residents who have business dealings within the County. ii. Goals - The LMS goals will be discussed at the next regular meeting. 5. Next Meeting: The next scheduled quarterly regular meeting, will be the third Friday of July 19th, 9:30am ,at the South Regional Library. ATTACHMENTS 1. Annual Project Validation 2. Collier Wildfire Mitigation 2019 – Hazardous Fuel Reduction Attachment 1 to April 19th Meeting 2019 Annual Project Validation/Update LOCAL MITIGATION ACTION ITEMS PRIORITY LISTING # Office SCORE Name/Location/JURISDICTION Description & Goal(s) Achieved Beneficiary3 Est.Cost Respon 5 Naples Regional Library Collier PSD 1 11808 650 Central Ave Generator and installation. Goal 3 Naples $150.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Headquarters Library Collier PSD 2 7843 2385 Orange Blossom Dr. Generator and installation. Goal 3 N. Naples $200.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Vanderbilt Beach Library Collier PSD 3 7620 788 Vanderbilt Bch Rd. Generator and installation. Goal 3 N. Naples $100.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Gulf Coast High School, 7878 Collier 4 7108.11 Shark Way Connect generator to lift station. Goal 1.1 CW $20.0K Public COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOLS Schools 1240 Blue Hill Creek, MI City of 5 6380.3 Construct a residential safe room. Goal 1 Resident $30,000 CITY OF MARCO ISLAND Marco Island Marco Island Library Marco Collier PSD 6 5833.3 210 s. Heathwood Dr. Generator and installation. Goal 3 $150.0K Island Library COLLIER COUNTY South Regional Library Collier PSD 7 5800 8065 Lely Cultural Pkwy Generator and installation. Goal 3 E. Naples $150.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Estates Branch Library Collier PSD 8 5715 1266 GG Blvd. W. Generator and installation. Goal 3 GG Estates $150.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Radio Station, 110 South 2nd Street, Coalition of Generator, residential and wind retrofit facility. 9 5445.68 Immokalee Immokalee $88.0K Immokalee. Goal 1,2,3,4,5,6 IMMOKALEE (PNP) Workers E. Naples Library Collier PSD 10 5320 2385 Orange Blossom Dr. Replace roof & Generator and installation. Goal 3 E. Naples $225.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Golden Gate Library Collier PSD 11 5216.07 2432 Lucerne Rd. Generator and installation. Goal 3 GG Estates $175.0K Library COLLIER COUNTY Sabal Palm ES, Collier 12 5125.62 4095 18th Ave. NE Connect generator to lift station. Goal 1. CW $20.0K Public COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOLS Schools Naples Manor North Area Flood Complete Nap. Manor North Canal improvements Collier GMD 13 4789.88 Mitigation E. Naples $600.0K by rechannelization of existing canal. Goal 1 Stormwater COLLIER COUNTY Corkscrew Elementary School, Collier 14 3730.41 1065 C.R. 858 Connect generator to lift station. Goal 1. CW $20.0K Public COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOLS Schools Mike Davis Elementary School, Collier 15 3447.21 3215 Magnolia Pond Drive Connect generator to lift station. Goal CW $20.0K Public COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOLS Schools Big Cypress Golf & Country Club Stormwater Improvements - system needs to be Collier GMD 16 2660.0 Estates-Stormwater N. Naples $600.0K reconstructed (upgraded. Goal 1 Stormwater COLLIER COUNTY Improvement of roadside ditches/swales, Flood Mitigation of Madison Av repair/upgrading of non-functioning driveway Collier GMD 17 2642.7 Area in Immokalee. Immokalee $1.0M culverts, addition of cross-drainage structures, & Stormwater COLLIER COUNTY construction of stormwater treatment facs. Goal 1 Museum @ Collier Govt Ctr Replace doors, add hurricane strapping, shutters and Collier PSD 18 2621.86 3339 Tamiami Trl E. E. Naples $208.0K generator. Goal 3 Museums COLLIER COUNTY Naples City Hall Wind Protection Wind retrofit non-structural exterior glass window City of 19 1816.34 735 8th St. S. ,Naples34102 and metal frame replacement with higher impact Naples $776.0K Naples CITY OF NAPLES glass to meet code…Goal 3, objs 3.1,3.2,3.3 Upper Gordon River north of GG Includes improvements to the existing conveyance Collier GMD 20 1677.37 Pkwy to Pine Ridge Rd Dvmt N. Naples $2.0M channel known as the Upper Gordon River. Goal 1 Stormwater COLLIER COUNTY Naples Depot Museum Install hurricane tie-down at loading dock and Collier PSD 21 1616.25 1051 5th Ave S. Naples $215.0K buy/install generator. Goal 3 Museums COLLIER COUNTY Lely Elementary School, Collier 22 1478.61 8125 Lely Cultural Pkwy Connect generator to lift station. Goal 1. CW $20.0K Public COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOLS Schools Old Lely Area Old Lely Backbone Stormwater Management Collier GMD 23 1444.62 E.
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