Dave Eggers

at 36:14Tourism serves as the largest economic driver of Pinellas County, supporting more than 100,000 jobs, along with local businesses and public facilities, and approximately 15 million visitors traveling through Pinellas County annually, creating more than $10 billion in economic impact, contributing more than $6 billion in direct spending each year, and saving every Pinellas household nearly $2,000 in taxes annually.

at 37:31July 27th shall serve as 727 day and an opportunity to celebrate our incredible destination, home of the best area code of them all, 727, showing appreciation to residents for their positive impact on local tourism through specials and celebrations around Pinellas County.

at 48:21Our mayor, Bruce Rector, is here, as well as council members, Mike Menino, Lena Tasheda, and David Albritton, who are here, as well as the city manager, Jennifer Poirier, is here.

at 48:42And I also wanted to recognize our county administrator, who usually sits with us, but he's sitting in the back, Barry Burton, who's also joining us this evening.

at 35:38The just looking back on on on the last two years, as the storm, the memories of the storm fade, people are still working

at 1:11:38around. I'm not, I'm not going to put words in the mouth. Commissioner Scott, you spoke, uh, to your point.

at 1:35:29This is an addition to add Flowerwood Club Park Association to our mobile, our manufactured home community's wastewater collection system improvements through the American Rescue Plan Act.

at 1:38:05It's a third amendment to the second floor lease with Melrose Clearwater Holdings and with Solomon Clearwater Holdings to extend lease for the Pinellas County Tax Collector at the north side.

at 4:23:05deputies, uh, Deputy Clyde Thornton, Mike Winnick, and Kevin McSweeney. Thank you, gentlemen. Appreciate

at 4:23:10it very much. Thank you, everybody. And with that, we are adjourned. Everybody have a nice weekend.

at 1:34:45One, it's $2.5 million from the health care contingency for unanticipated medical claims and aligning $500,000 for reserves for the transition between UnitedHealthcare and Cigna.

at 1:43:52And then the final thing is, you know, it came up, it actually came up, you know, with when David Lee brought that up about, you know, what about, well,

at 1:06:43Well, first of all, Ms. Parker, thank you for being here and for delivering the news and the recommendations that you have. And I just wanted to take a second, regardless of whether, you know, everybody around the room is always unanimously supportive of all the work that's gone on here.

at 1:06:59I really wanted to thank staff, our professional staff that made all of this really come together and make it happen and then help, you know, guide us through the process like you always do. So thank you to staff. And again, thank you for your presentation.

at 44:00Just really want to have some discussion about the intent of what we're doing as it relates to some of the building requirements and the window elevation and what that actually creates, the problem that it creates for a lot of old residents that we have.

at 46:19So if they have been in existence and doing business for this time, are we saying that even if they don't come for any changes, even if they don't come for any modifications, that they're going to have to bring this up to standard?