City Council
Regular MeetingOcala, FL · February 21, 2023
Minutes
110 SE Watula Avenue
Ocala Ocala, FL 34471
City Council www.ocalafl.org
Synopsis
Tuesday, February 21, 2023 4:00 PM
1. Call to Order
a. Opening Ceremony
1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
b. Welcome and Roll Call
Present: Mayor Reuben Kent Guinn
Pro Tem Barry Mansfield
Council Member Ire J. Bethea Sr
Council Member Kristen M. Dreyer
Council Member Jay A. Musleh
Council President James P. Hilty Sr
c. New Employees
- Heriberto Nunez - Public Works
- Ross Jenkins - Public Works
- Aaron Walters - Public Works
- Bradley Beymer - Public Works
2. Public Notice
Public Notice for the February 21, 2023 City Council Regular Meeting was posted on January 4,
2023
3. Proclamations & Awards
3a. Service Award - Christopher Drivas - Ocala Electric Utility - 25 Years of Service
3b. Irish American Heritage Month Proclamation will be presented to Tom Egan,
Representative of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) on behalf of the Florida AOH
State Board
3c. Engineers Week Proclamations will be presented to the Florida Engineering Society
Forest Chapter and to Alex Campano, the Chapter President
4. Presentations
5. Public Comments
Brian Creekbaum, 103 NE 31st Terrace, requested Council schedule an animal control workshop
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John Ivory, 1860 SW 76th Lane, commented on Jervey Gantt Park and practice field rental
charges
Greg Schmid, 1209 SE 15th Avenue, commented on the usage of golf carts
Suzy Heinbockel, 2907 SE 22nd Avenue, commented on fiber optic services
6. Public Hearings
6a. Adopt Ordinance 2023-33 to change the Future Land Use Designation from Public to
Medium Intensity/Special District, for property located on the south side of NW 35th
Street in the 2100-2400 block (currently a water retention area); approximately 5.83
acres. (LUC22-45057)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
Introduced By: Ire J. Bethea Sr
Postponed to March 21, 2023 City Council Meeting
RESULT: POSTPONED
MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
SECONDER: Jay A. Musleh
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
6b. Adopt Ordinance 2023-34 concerning a rezoning from GU, Government Use, to PD,
Planned Development, for property located on the south side of NW 35th Street in the
2100-2400 block (currently a water retention area), approximately 5.83 acres
(PD22-44861) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
Introduced By: Jay A. Musleh
Postponed to March 21, 2023 City Council Meeting
RESULT: POSTPONED
MOVER: Jay A. Musleh
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
6c. Adopt Resolution 2023-17 concerning a PD, Planned Development, located on the south
side of NW 35th Street in the 2100-2400 block (currently a water retention area),
approximately 5.83 acres; and to amend the previously approved West Oak Planned
Development (PD) plan for property (former Pine Oaks Golf Course) located south of
NW 35th Street, east of NW 27th Avenue, north of NW 21st Street and west of CSX
railroad, approximately 220.23 acres (PD22-44861) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
Postponed to March 21, 2023 City Council Meeting
RESULT: POSTPONED
MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
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SECONDER: Barry Mansfield
6d. Approve a Concurrency Development Agreement (CDA22-45035) to address capacity
reservation and proportionate share contributions for required traffic improvements
identified in the traffic study for the West Oak Planned Development located south of
NW 35th Street, east of NW 27th Avenue, north of NW 21st Street and west of CSX
railroad, approximately 213.2 acres (This is the second of two public hearings. The first
public hearing was held on January 9, 2023, with the Ocala Planning and Zoning
Commission. Request to postpone the public hearing to the March 7, 2023, City Council
meeting)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Postponed to March 21, 2023 City Council Meeting
RESULT: POSTPONED
MOVER: Kristen M. Dreyer
SECONDER: Barry Mansfield
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
6e. Approve the Marion County Third Amended and Restated Interlocal Agreement for
Public School Facility Planning
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
RESULT: APPROVED
MOVER: Kristen M. Dreyer
SECONDER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7. Second and Final Reading of Ordinances
(All are Public Hearings)
7a. Adopt Ordinance 2023-29 to rezone from SC, Shopping Center, to B-2, Community
Business, for property located on the west side of Tartan Road, south of properties
addressed 5500 and 5300 SW College Road; approximately 3.18 acres (ZON22-45052)
(Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Introduced By: Jay A. Musleh
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Jay A. Musleh
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7b. Adopt Ordinance 2023-30 to annex property located north of the access road included in
the Shops at Foxwood Replat (P.B. 12 Pg. 161), said access road running behind
properties addressed 4579 to 4631 NW Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres
(ANX22-45042) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
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Introduced By: Ire J. Bethea Sr
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7c. Adopt Ordinance 2023-31 to change the Future Land Use Designation from Commercial
(County), to Low Intensity (City), for property located north of the access road included
in the Shops at Foxwood Replat, said access road running behind properties addressed
4579 to 4631 NW Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres (LUC22-45047)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Introduced By: Barry Mansfield
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Barry Mansfield
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7d. Adopt Ordinance 2023-32 to rezone from B-2, Community Business (County), to B-2,
Community Business (City), for property located north of the access road included in the
Shops at Foxwood Replat, said access road running behind properties addressed 4579 to
4631 NW Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres (ZON22-45048) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
Introduced By: Barry Mansfield
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Barry Mansfield
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7e. Adopt Ordinance 2023-35 to amend the boundaries of the Ridge at Heath Brook
Community Development District generally located southeast of SW Highway 200
(College Road) and west of I-75 by adding approximately 36.431 acres to increase the
size of the Community Development District to approximately 75.796 acres (Case No.
PH23-45081) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
Introduced By: Barry Mansfield
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Barry Mansfield
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7f. Adopt Ordinance 2023-36 amending sections 2-195 and 2-196, Code of Ordinances, City
of Ocala, Florida; providing for the administration of preemployment fingerprinting and
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background checks
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
Introduced By: Kristen M. Dreyer
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Kristen M. Dreyer
SECONDER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
7g. Adopt Ordinance 2023-37 creating sections 58-170 through 58-172, Code of Ordinances,
City of Ocala, Florida; providing for the regulation of dangerous uses of the public
rights-of-way; enforcement and penalties
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
Introduced By: Kristen M. Dreyer
RESULT: ADOPTED
MOVER: Kristen M. Dreyer
SECONDER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
8. General Business
8a. Approve a one-year renewal agreement with the School Board of Marion County to
provide fiber services to metropolitan area network schools with gross revenue in the
amount of $1,214,139
Presentation By: Mel Poole
RESULT: APPROVED
MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
8b. Approve contract for the rehabilitation of the Gaines residence located at 2408 NW 21st
Street to Bruce Wayne Wiley, LLC, for a total project cost not to exceed $137,328
Presentation By: Robin Ford
RESULT: APPROVED
MOVER: Jay A. Musleh
SECONDER: Barry Mansfield
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
8c. Approve a three-year Small Municipal and County Government Enterprise Agreement
with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. to provide citywide geographic
information system software with an estimated aggregate expenditure of $165,000
Presentation By: Christopher Ramos
RESULT: APPROVED
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MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
SECONDER: Barry Mansfield
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
8d. Approve a one-year renewal with Southern Lawn Care Mid Florida, Inc., for streets
grounds maintenance in the north section of the City with an aggregate expenditure of
$191,671
Presentation By: Darren Park
RESULT: APPROVED
MOVER: Jay A. Musleh
SECONDER: Barry Mansfield
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
8e. Accept award letter from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the purchase
of LifePak monitor/defibrillators in the amount of $346,500
Presentation By: Clint Welborn
RESULT: APPROVED
MOVER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
SECONDER: Kristen M. Dreyer
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
9. Consent Agenda
Consent Agenda items are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one roll call vote.
There will be no separate discussion of these items unless members of Council or the public
request specific items to be removed for separate discussion and action.
RESULT: APPROVED THE CONSENT AGENDA
MOVER: Kristen M. Dreyer
SECONDER: Ire J. Bethea Sr
AYE: Mansfield, Bethea Sr, Dreyer, Musleh, and Hilty Sr
9a. Approve the donation of a surplus vehicle to the Marion Technical Institute Automotive
Program
Presentation By: John King
9b. Approve the release of an Electric Easement located on Parcel #2390-000-000 and
recorded in OR Book 2444, Page 1602
Presentation By: Tracy Taylor
9c. Approve the Contract for Sale and Purchase for the sale of Marion County Parcel
#2390+006-000 to HP Ocala 40th Avenue, LLC for the price of $94,000
Presentation By: Tracy Taylor
9d. Approve Task Work Order #23 with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc., for SR 40 at NW
46th Avenue signalization design in the amount of $52,620
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Presentation By: Sean Lanier
9e. Adopt Budget Resolution 2023-126 to accept and appropriate funds from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency for the purchase of LifePaks in the amount of $346,500
Presentation By: Tammi Haslam
9f. Approve appointment of Brady Fritz to the Brownfields Advisory Committee for an
unexpired four-year term ending March 1, 2027
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9g. Approve reappointment of John Gamache and appoint Ronnie Santana Jr. to the East
Ocala Redevelopment Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9h. Approve appointment of Kendall Drake and Rachel Laxton to the Downtown Ocala
Redevelopment Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9i. Approve appointment of David McCollister to the North Magnolia Community
Redevelopment Area Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9j. Approve reappointment of Ruth Reed to the West Ocala Redevelopment Advisory
Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9k. Approve reappointment of Ruth Reed and Carolyn Adams to the Brownfields Advisory
Committee.
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9l. Approve reappointment of Michael Kroitor and Kevin Steiner for new three-year terms
with the Municipal Code Enforcement Board
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9m. Approve reappointment of Rus Adams, Owen Boone and Richard Kesselring to new
three-year terms with the Planning and Zoning Commission
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9n. Approve reappointment of Jane Cosand, Trusten “Holland” Drake and Ira Holmes to
new three-year terms with the Ocala Historic Preservation Advisory Board
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9o. Approve reappointment of Pamela Calero Wardell to a new four-year term with the
Ocala Municipal Arts Commission
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9p. Approve January 2023 city attorney invoices for general city business legal services in
the amount of $7,046.25 and for risk management-related legal services in the amount of
$29,962.30
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
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9q. Approve Regular Meeting City Council Minutes from February 7, 2023
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
10. Consent Agenda Items Held for Discussion
Should any items be removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion, they will be discussed at
this time.
11. Introduction and First Reading of Ordinances - None
12. Internal Auditor's Report - None
13. City Manager's Report
13a. Golf Cart Update
13b. State Legislative Priorities
14. Police and Fire Department Report
Police Chief Mike Balken – Public Safety Opioid Response Efforts
Fire Chief Clint Welborn – Public Safety Opioid Response Efforts & Community Paramedicine
15. Mayor's Report
FDOT Public Information Meeting scheduled on Thursday, March 9, 2023, at 6 pm
Ocala Housing Authority Board Member vacancy
16. City Attorney's Report
17. Informational Items
a. Calendaring Items
b. Comments by Mayor
c. Comments by Council Members
d. Informational
17d1. Executed Contracts Under $50,000
18. Adjournment
Adjourned at 5:15 pm
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_______________________________ ________________________________
James P. Hilty Sr. Angel B. Jacobs
Council President City Clerk
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Agenda
Ocala City Council Agenda - Final
Tuesday, February 21, 2023
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Barry Mansfield, Pro Tem
Ire Bethea Sr. The order of agenda items may be changed if deemed
Kristen Dreyer appropriate by City Council.
Jay A. Musleh
Mayor Citizens are encouraged to provide comments in writing to the
Reuben Kent Guinn City Clerk before meetings for inclusion into the
public record. Citizens may also provide input to individual
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City Council Agenda - Final February 21, 2023
1. Call to Order
a. Opening Ceremony
1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
b. Welcome and Roll Call
c. New Employees
- Heriberto Nunez - Public Works
- Ross Jenkins - Public Works
- Aaron Walters - Public Works
- Bradley Beymer - Public Works
2. Public Notice
3. Proclamations & Awards
3a. Service Award - Christopher Drivas - Ocala Electric Utility - 25 Years
of Service
3b. Irish American Heritage Month Proclamation will be presented to Tom
Egan, Representative of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) on
behalf of the Florida AOH State Board
3c. Engineers Week Proclamations will be presented to the Florida
Engineering Society Forest Chapter and to Alex Campano, the Chapter
President
4. Presentations
5. Public Comments
6. Public Hearings
6a. Adopt Ordinance 2023-33 to change the Future Land Use Designation
from Public to Medium Intensity/Special District, for property located
on the south side of NW 35th Street in the 2100-2400 block (currently
a water retention area); approximately 5.83 acres. (LUC22-45057)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
Introduced by: Ire J. Bethea Sr
6b. Adopt Ordinance 2023-34 concerning a rezoning from GU,
Government Use, to PD, Planned Development, for property located
on the south side of NW 35th Street in the 2100-2400 block (currently
a water retention area), approximately 5.83 acres (PD22-44861)
(Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
Introduced by: Jay A. Musleh
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6c. Adopt Resolution 2023-17 concerning a PD, Planned Development, RES-2023-17
located on the south side of NW 35th Street in the 2100-2400 block
(currently a water retention area), approximately 5.83 acres; and to
amend the previously approved West Oak Planned Development (PD)
plan for property (former Pine Oaks Golf Course) located south of NW
35th Street, east of NW 27th Avenue, north of NW 21st Street and
west of CSX railroad, approximately 220.23 acres (PD22-44861)
(Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
6d. Approve a Concurrency Development Agreement (CDA22-45035) to
address capacity reservation and proportionate share contributions for
required traffic improvements identified in the traffic study for the
West Oak Planned Development located south of NW 35th Street, east
of NW 27th Avenue, north of NW 21st Street and west of CSX
railroad, approximately 213.2 acres (This is the second of two public
hearings. The first public hearing was held on January 9, 2023, with
the Ocala Planning and Zoning Commission. Request to postpone the
public hearing to the March 7, 2023, City Council meeting)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
6e. Approve the Marion County Third Amended and Restated Interlocal
Agreement for Public School Facility Planning
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
7. Second and Final Reading of Ordinances
(All are Public Hearings)
7a. Adopt Ordinance 2023-29 to rezone from SC, Shopping Center, to
B-2, Community Business, for property located on the west side of
Tartan Road, south of properties addressed 5500 and 5300 SW College
Road; approximately 3.18 acres (ZON22-45052) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Introduced by: Jay A. Musleh
7b. Adopt Ordinance 2023-30 to annex property located north of the
access road included in the Shops at Foxwood Replat (P.B. 12 Pg.
161), said access road running behind properties addressed 4579 to
4631 NW Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres (ANX22-45042)
(Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Introduced by: Ire J. Bethea Sr
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7c. Adopt Ordinance 2023-31 to change the Future Land Use Designation
from Commercial (County), to Low Intensity (City), for property
located north of the access road included in the Shops at Foxwood
Replat, said access road running behind properties addressed 4579 to
4631 NW Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres (LUC22-45047)
Presentation By: Jeff Shrum
Introduced by: Barry Mansfield
7d. Adopt Ordinance 2023-32 to rezone from B-2, Community Business
(County), to B-2, Community Business (City), for property located
north of the access road included in the Shops at Foxwood Replat, said
access road running behind properties addressed 4579 to 4631 NW
Blitchton Road; approximately 6.10 acres (ZON22-45048)
(Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
Introduced by: Barry Mansfield
7e. Adopt Ordinance 2023-35 to amend the boundaries of the Ridge at
Heath Brook Community Development District generally located
southeast of SW Highway 200 (College Road) and west of I-75 by
adding approximately 36.431 acres to increase the size of the
Community Development District to approximately 75.796 acres (Case
No. PH23-45081) (Quasi-Judicial)
Presentation By: Tye Chighizola
Introduced by: Barry Mansfield
7f. Adopt Ordinance 2023-36 amending sections 2-195 and 2-196, Code
of Ordinances, City of Ocala, Florida; providing for the administration
of preemployment fingerprinting and background checks
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
Introduced by: Kristen M. Dreyer
7g. Adopt Ordinance 2023-37 creating sections 58-170 through 58-172,
Code of Ordinances, City of Ocala, Florida; providing for the
regulation of dangerous uses of the public rights-of-way; enforcement
and penalties
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
Introduced by: Kristen M. Dreyer
8. General Business
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8a. Approve a one-year renewal agreement with the School Board of
Marion County to provide fiber services to metropolitan area network
schools with gross revenue in the amount of $1,214,139
Presentation By: Mel Poole
8b. Approve contract for the rehabilitation of the Gaines residence located
at 2408 NW 21st Street to Bruce Wayne Wiley, LLC, for a total
project cost not to exceed $137,328
Presentation By: Robin Ford
8c. Approve a three-year Small Municipal and County Government
Enterprise Agreement with Environmental Systems Research Institute,
Inc. to provide citywide geographic information system software with
an estimated aggregate expenditure of $165,000
Presentation By: Christopher Ramos
8d. Approve a one-year renewal with Southern Lawn Care Mid Florida,
Inc., for streets grounds maintenance in the north section of the City
with an aggregate expenditure of $191,671
Presentation By: Darren Park
8e. Accept award letter from the Federal Emergency Management Agency
for the purchase of LifePak monitor/defibrillators in the amount of
$346,500
Presentation By: Clint Welborn
9. Consent Agenda
Consent Agenda items are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one roll call vote.
There will be no separate discussion of these items unless members of Council or the public
request specific items to be removed for separate discussion and action.
9a. Approve the donation of a surplus vehicle to the Marion Technical
Institute Automotive Program
Presentation By: John King
9b. Approve the release of an Electric Easement located on Parcel
#2390-000-000 and recorded in OR Book 2444, Page 1602
Presentation By: Tracy Taylor
9c. Approve the Contract for Sale and Purchase for the sale of Marion
County Parcel #2390+006-000 to HP Ocala 40th Avenue, LLC for the
price of $94,000
Presentation By: Tracy Taylor
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9d. Approve Task Work Order #23 with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.,
for SR 40 at NW 46th Avenue signalization design in the amount of
$52,620
Presentation By: Sean Lanier
9e. Adopt Budget Resolution 2023-126 to accept and appropriate funds BR-2023-126
from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the purchase of
LifePaks in the amount of $346,500
Presentation By: Tammi Haslam
9f. Approve appointment of Brady Fritz to the Brownfields Advisory
Committee for an unexpired four-year term ending March 1, 2027
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9g. Approve reappointment of John Gamache and appoint Ronnie Santana
Jr. to the East Ocala Redevelopment Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9h. Approve appointment of Kendall Drake and Rachel Laxton to the
Downtown Ocala Redevelopment Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9i. Approve appointment of David McCollister to the North Magnolia
Community Redevelopment Area Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9j. Approve reappointment of Ruth Reed to the West Ocala
Redevelopment Advisory Committee
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9k. Approve reappointment of Ruth Reed and Carolyn Adams to the
Brownfields Advisory Committee.
Presentation By: Aubrey Hale
9l. Approve reappointment of Michael Kroitor and Kevin Steiner for new
three-year terms with the Municipal Code Enforcement Board
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9m. Approve reappointment of Rus Adams, Owen Boone and Richard
Kesselring to new three-year terms with the Planning and Zoning
Commission
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
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9n. Approve reappointment of Jane Cosand, Trusten “Holland” Drake and
Ira Holmes to new three-year terms with the Ocala Historic
Preservation Advisory Board
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9o. Approve reappointment of Pamela Calero Wardell to a new four-year
term with the Ocala Municipal Arts Commission
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
9p. Approve January 2023 city attorney invoices for general city business
legal services in the amount of $7,046.25 and for risk
management-related legal services in the amount of $29,962.30
Presentation By: William E. Sexton
9q. Approve Regular Meeting City Council Minutes from February 7,
2023
Presentation By: Angel Jacobs
10. Consent Agenda Items Held for Discussion
Should any items be removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion, they will be discussed at
this time.
11. Introduction and First Reading of Ordinances - None
12. Internal Auditor's Report - None
13. City Manager's Report
13a. Golf Cart Update
13b. State Legislative Priorities
14. Police and Fire Department Report
15. Mayor's Report
16. City Attorney's Report
17. Informational Items
a. Calendaring Items
b. Comments by Mayor
c. Comments by Council Members
d. Informational
a. Executed Contracts Under $50,000
18. Adjournment
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