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Kathleen Peters

Commissioner District 6 Pinellas County, FL
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August 6, 2026
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YEA
I would just maybe ask you to rephrase the motion because you called out the multimodal priority list, which is just one of the four. Second. Okay, we have a motion and a second, and this, too, is a r… — That passes unanimously.
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at 1:20:05But, so, I don't know if I understand this well, and if I have to sit down with Chris or with you to understand this better, but those numbers that you're showing, based on the numbers you were telling us when we were looking at the Rays, the Phillies, the beach nourishment, somehow these numbers are not coming out to what my expectations are.
at 1:20:26So, I think I need a little walkthrough on some of this, because we never spent the money on the Rays, so I'm expecting that bottom line, especially on reserves, to be different than what you're saying, unless that's in that 60%, and I still don't see why in the 60% we need those kind of healthy reserves.
at 2:16:23The entire projected increase of property tax under our current structure is going to be less than, way less than, what the Sheriff is even requesting to keep the lights on, without any additional personnel, just contracts and increases and keeping the deputies.
at 2:16:52I can assure you the departments report to you have submitted a flat budget, which means they ate cost and found efficiencies to be able to live within that flat budget, and you'll be able to see those outlined.
at 2:35:06Yeah, I don't have a lot. So I spoke at the Seminole Lane sponsored event that they've done for about 30
at 2:35:16turned themselves around and academically and are doing really good. And their stories were outstanding.
at 30:41And what I would like to see is kind of, you know, instead of, because we gave grants to artists and it didn't accomplish what we wanted, but something like bringing in really amazing exhibits.
at 31:50But if we really took our art groups and really focused on bringing in something amazing, you know, we had brought Chihuly in one time when we first started with Chihuly.
at 1:16:56going to do what I think it's going to do, commercial is going to get the burden of the cost. So I'm not
at 2:51:10So I, I brought this up. I think I've brought this up twice now and brought it up today. And I, I misspoke
at 4:00:07We frequently require applicants to record a deed restriction along with those development agreements to ensure that the limitation on the types of uses that can be put on the property remains in perpetuity,
at 4:02:09And I think what I heard from the applicant's representative is that the goal would be to have the development agreement in place before you all would hear this land use sitting as the CPA,