Old Business. 6. New Business.
Old Business. 6.1 Feedback from the April 10, 2024 Oversight Committee Meetings
Old Business. E. New business; and,
Old Business. 13.4.1 Executive Director’s Report (See attached)
Old Business. 6.1 Feedback from the October 10, 2018 Oversight Committee Meeting – Meeting Canceled
Old Business. 7. Public Participation
Old Business a) Proposed Motion to Amend San Diego Airport Lease Policy Regarding 50-Year Limitation
Old Business. 8.1 *Adoption and Formal Transmittal of the Annual Report on the Implementation of the Third Amended and Restated Interlocal Agreement for Public School Facility Planning to the Oversight Committee for the Implementation of the Interlocal Agreement 8.2 Feedback from the October 13, 2021 Oversight Committee Meeting
Old Business. 8.1 Feedback from the January 9, 2019 Oversight Committee Meeting Chair Xxxxx advised that the January 9, 2019 Oversight Committee meeting was predominantly regarding the Draft Student Generation Rate/School Impact Fee Study (Draft Study). She stated that Item No. 8.1 and 8.2 would be taken together. Chair Xxxxx said the Draft Study went to the School Board for a Workshop, and feedback from the Board was that now was not the right time to move the Draft Study forward. She said that the Draft Study was tabled for approximately six (6) months. Chair Xxxxx said the next step in moving the Draft Study forward was to send it back to the Oversight Committee for their recommendations. She said there was much discussion regarding whether the Study should be done every three (3) years or every five (5) years and whether a new Study should be started, or whether they should revise the Draft Study and use for the next update. Chair Xxxxx said there were many new members to the Oversight Committee, and the Committee recommended that a Workshop be held for those new members to provide them with education regarding the Draft Study and all of its issues. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, President, Community & Economic Development, said that he has been involved in issues regarding impact fees for many years and is not opposed to the concept of impact fees if they are done legally and correctly. He said that he has serious concerns regarding the school impact fee increases proposed by the School District. Xx. Xxxxxxxx talked about the legal challenges involved when Broward County passed the school concurrency ordinance which resulted in the school concurrency proposal in Broward County being repealed because of legal mistakes made. He said the legal basis for an impact fee comes from several Court cases, and he talked about those cases. Xx. Xxxxxxxx said the Court’s position was that it is proper for a municipality or county to impose an impact fee if they pass a two-prong dual rational nexus test which says that a fee may be imposed if it is demonstrated that a development impacted the system and that system did not have the capacity to accommodate that impact;, but, he continued, if a fee is charged, a facility must be constructed that was necessitated by the growth from that development. Xx. Xxxxxxxx said the Draft Study shows that the Broward County School System currently has between 10 and 20 percent surplus capacity. Additionally, he said that between 2010 and 2017 the School Distr...
Old Business g. Treasurer’s Report
