· Ms. Sue Burns said she is opposed to the City of Port Orange placing sewer lines in Wilbur by the Sea and asked to be placed on the County Council agenda. She said she understands the County has no rights with regard to annexation and that the City is claiming they would not force annexation. She said the City of South Daytona has proposed annexation. Wilbur by the Sea is a unique community and does not want to be annexed into either city.

Ms. Melanie Eddington said she is a member of the South Peninsula Municipal Service District Advisory Board and at its last meeting, there was a unanimous vote against allowing the City of Port Orange to install sewers lines in Wilbur by the Sea and Daytona Beach Shores. She asked the Council place this issue on its agenda as soon as possible.

Ms. Margaret Smith said she lives in Wilbur by the Sea and does not want a sewer system installed, she is happy with the current septic systems.

Staff advised the City of Daytona Beach Shores submitted right of way use permit and Growth Management staff as well as Public Works staff is reviewing it. However, the City of Port Orange has submitted plans.

Council Member Ward said the City of Port Orange has never involuntarily annexed people into the City. He explained the legislation passed last year cleared up pockets and enclaves that were in County limits but surrounded by the City.

Council Member John requested an informative agenda item regarding this issue.

Council Member Bruno said the City of Daytona Beach Shores has made a commitment to residents that are interested in sewer lines and he does not believe the County has the right to stop this development.

· Mr. Robert Monyak provided a video regarding fugitive dust and other code violations at Salem Trucking.

Ms. Cynthia Bonilla said the glue substance Salem Trucking has been applying is not working and fugitive dust is still a problem.

Ms. Coto said code enforcement staff did not find any code violations. Staff has gone to the site to recheck and will advise Council of the results.

CALL TO ORDER

Chair Ann McFall called the September 5, 2002, Regular Session of the Volusia County Council to order at 9:00 a.m. in the County Council Chambers, Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center, 123 West Indiana Avenue, DeLand, Volusia County, Florida

ROLL CALL

Council Members Ward, John, Bruno, Jaynes, Lewis, Northey, and Chair McFall were present.

INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

By Pastor Vince Cuda, My Refuge Christian Center

FLOOD REPORT

Staff Contact: Jonas Stewart, 239-6516

Ms. Mary Anne Connors, Director of the Public Works Department, said Tropical Storm Eduardo did not impact Volusia County as expected.

Covington Estates is a development in the flood plain and the flood plain is taking its natural course, impacting this subdivision. The lake is filling in around these homes. The pump system is being overwhelmed. Staff is working to maintain the road system. The long-term residents have seen this trend in the past.

In Deltona the weir system has been used and Lake Mitnik and Lake Diane are full. There is water between some of the homes on Stone Island. The trend is downward but these areas cannot handle any more rain. The City of Deltona has begun pumping into Section 16 to alleviate the flooding issue on Beachdale Road.

Ms. Coto said she expects a signed agreement from the City of Deltona today regarding the pumping into Section 16.

Discussion ensued.

MOSQUITO REPORT

Staff Contact: Jonas Stewart, 239-6516

Mr. Jonas Stewart, Director of the Mosquito Control Division, said there have been 670 human cases of West Nile virus to date nationwide, including 32 deaths this year. The majority of cases occurred in August and more are expected in September. A donor recipient in Miami-Dade contracted West Nile. Blood transfusions could also transmit the virus. The State is cautioning hunters to protect themselves against possible contaminated blood.

Eleven of Florida’s counties are under medical alert for the West Nile virus. Florida has only two human cases with a median age of 51 years old. Birds and horses are being infected with the West Nile virus; there have been 17 cases in Volusia County. Staff has been finding more mosquitoes are carrying the virus. The number of mosquitoes in Deltona has increased but the mosquitoes are not necessarily carrying the virus. Staff has been and will continue to spray throughout the County. Staff is receiving service requests from all over the County. Surrounding counties in Central Florida report the same conditions as Volusia County. Staff has applied for a grant through the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in the amount of $30,000, which would help offset surveillance costs.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF COUNTY COUNCIL

Item 1

Request for approval of County Council minutes.

April 18, 2002 – Regular Session

May 30, 2002 – Workshop with the City of Daytona Beach

Staff Contact: Diane Marinaro Tyler, Extension 2398 Memorandum No. CM-DMT-2002-11

Council Member Ward moved for APPROVAL of the County Council minutes as written and after Council Member Jaynes seconded the motion the minutes were duly ADOPTED.

PUBLIC HEARINGS AND TIME CERTAIN MATTERS

Item 2

Public hearing and request to adopt Resolution No. 2002-143 abandoning/vacating a portion of a drainage and utility easement in the Coquina Key Unit 1 Subdivision. [Kelly Hensgen and Kim Titone, Petitioners]

Staff Contact: William G. Gray, 736-5967, Extension 2294 File No. VC-1028574953078

This being the date for public hearing and there being no objection, Council Member Jaynes moved to ADOPT Resolution No. 2002-143 abandoning/vacating the following described portion of property (Kelly Hensgen and Kim Titone, Petitioners), said motion seconded by Council Member Northey and duly ADOPTED 7 to 0.

RESOLUTION NO. 2002-143

A PORTION OF A DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT OVER LOTS 5 AND 6, COQUINA KEY, UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN MAP BOOK 47, PAGES 83 THROUGH 85 INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING 5.00 FEET EACH SIDE OF THE COMMON LINE BETWEEN SAID LOTS 5 AND 6 LESS AND EXCEPT ANY PORTION OF SAID EASEMENT WHICH LIES WITHIN 10.00 FEET OF THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOTS 5 AND 6 AND LESS AND EXCEPT ANY PORTION OF SAID EASEMENT WHICH LIES WITHIN 20.00 FEET OF THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOTS 5 AND 6.

Item 3

Request for approval for support of the “Birthplace of Speed” Centennial Celebration on March 27 and 28, 2003, through closure of the beach to vehicular access from the Seminole Avenue Approach to 1,000 yards south of the Granada Approach on both days. Request for approval of co-sponsorship of the event by waiving event fees not including personnel costs. [$1,335.00]

Staff Contact: Kevin Sweat, Extension 6280, 31 File No. VC-1029871774656

Mr. Kevin Sweat, Beach Operations Chief, said the proposed event would start 1,000 feet south of the Granada Boulevard beach approach, rather than 1,000 yards as stated in the agenda item, and continue south to the Seminole Avenue beach approach. The Seminole Avenue beach approach could remain open for southbound traffic. Staff does not have a recommendation regarding this request.

Council Member Northey asked what kind of return the County would receive for its sponsorship.

Ms. Suzanne Heddy, Cultural Council, said there would be banners listing the County as a sponsor and the program would acknowledge the County as a sponsor.

Chair McFall asked if the Motor Racing Heritage Association is requesting a waiver of the $35 processing fee as well as the $1,300 event fee.

Mr. Sweat said the Motor Racing Heritage Association is requesting a waiver of the $35 processing fee, the $1,300 event fee and waiver of beach tolls for the 75 cars that are related to the event. Spectator tolls might increase the tolls usually collected.

Council Member Lewis said the “Birthplace of Speed” sounds like a great event and the County should support it.

Mr. Don Bostrom, Ormond Beach Historical Trust, spoke in favor of the event.

Council Member Jaynes moved for APPROVAL as requested and after Council Member Northey seconded the motion it CARRIED 7 to 0.

Item 4

Request for adoption of Ordinance No. 2002-16, relating to licensing of dogs and cats by providing for the county-wide payment of licensing fees and limitations on the use of licensing fees.

Staff Contact: L. Roland Blossom, 736-5920, Extension 2952 LEG-2002-014

Mr. Terry Moore, Director of Public Protection, provided a staff-report and said the program is well founded.

Mr. Rolland Blossom, Assistant County Attorney, said based on staff’s projections it would take participation from 90 percent of the cities to make this program work. If the cities do not adopt the program, this ordinance will not take effect as written and the ordinance will only take effect when 90 percent of Volusia County’s cities have agreed to the ordinance.

Ms. Judith Milcarski, Veterinarian; Mr. Jeff Cooper, Veterinarian; Mr. Justin Rogers; and Ms. Sandra Maroney; spoke in opposition to the ordinance.

Ms. Kathleen Bartos, Veterinarian; Ms. Judy Molinaro, Concerned Citizens for Animal Welfare; Ms. Pat Mihalic, Concerned Citizens for Animal Welfare; Ms. Anita Schwartz, Spay And Neuter Innocent Pets; Ms. Joyce Silvernail; Ms. Cheryl Robel and Ms. Diane Voight, Concerned Citizens For Animal Welfare spoke in favor of the proposed ordinance.

Ms. Salli W. Moore, Chair of the Volusia County Animal Control Board, provided a history of the program. Veterinarians are business people and provide a valuable service. The rebate program helps veterinarians because it provides funding for people who might not otherwise be able to afford spay and neutering services. Veterinarians do not have to participate in the program. Providing a low-cost spay clinic, would remove business from veterinarians in the County but the rebate program assures the spay/neuter business will remain with veterinarians. Ms. Moore said she supports the proposed ordinance.

Discussion ensued, as well a question and answer session.

This being the date for public hearing, and based on staff's recommendation, Council Member Northey moved to ADOPT Ordinance No. 2002-16, as presented, entitled as follows and on file in its entirety with the records of the County Council, said motion seconded by Council Member Jaynes and duly ADOPTED 6 to 1, with Council Member Lewis dissenting.

ORDINANCE NO. 2002-16

AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE COUNTY OF VOLUSIA, BY AMENDING SECTION 14-34, RELATING TO JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT AUTHORIZATION, BY PROVIDING FOR COUNTY-WIDE APPLICABILITY, BY PROVIDING FOR COUNTY-WIDE ENFORCEMENT; AND AMENDING SECTION 14-43, RELATING TO LICENSING OF DOGS AND CATS, BY PROVIDING FOR THE COUNTY-WIDE PAYMENT OF LICENSE FEES FOR DOGS AND CATS, BY PROVIDING FOR THE ANNUAL RENEWAL OF LICENSES, BY PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A COUNTY-WIDE LICENSE, BY PROVIDING FOR LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF THE LICENSE FEES AND THE SOURCE OF REBATE FUNDS, BY PROVIDING FOR THE EXEMPTION OF COMPETITION ANIMALS FROM LICENSING, BY PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS WITH MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES, BY PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES, BY PROVIDING FOR LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF INFORMATION AND THE INTENDED EFFECT, AND BY PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Item 5

Request that award be made to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder, Anderson Rentals, Mims, Florida, for a three-year period with two additional one-year extension options with Council approval to provide portable toilet rentals and maintenance services, Bid No. 02-B-115-DW. Request for selection of one of the following options:

· Option 1 requires cleaning to be completed by 12:00 noon with a second cleaning to be completed between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. at certain locations. [$216,279.00 Annually]

· Option 2 requires cleaning to be completed once per day (as currently provided) and completed by 2:30 p.m. [$159,854.00 Annually]

Staff Contact: Tim Baylie, 736-5953, Extension 2636 VC-1029931361281

Mr. Bill Apgar, Director of the Leisure Services Division, provided a staff-report.

Discussion ensued.

Council Member John discussed the need for more handicapped accessible port-o-lets.

Council Member Bruno requested two additional handicapped accessible facilities to be strategically placed for optimum availability as well as additional port-o-lets for special events and holidays.

Mr. Apgar explained the need for handicapped parking, a flat area and accessibility to make handicapped accessible facilities reachable.

Council Member Bruno asked if Option 2 could be modified to allow for additional port-o-lets for special events and holidays as needed.

Ms. Cheryl Olson, Director of the Purchasing Division, said the modification could be made in accordance with the bid.

Ms. Coto explained the cost of either option is more than the amount that was budgeted and staff would have to adjust the budget to accommodate either option.

Discussion ensued.

Council Member Bruno moved for APPROVAL of Option 2, with staff discretion for additional port-o-lets for special events and holidays as needed. After Council Member Jaynes seconded the motion it CARRIED 7 to 0.

Item 6

Request that award be made to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder, Anderson Company, DeLand, Florida, for a three-year period with two additional one-year extension options with Council approval to provide beach access maintenance and ramp grading and cleaning services, Bid No. 02-B-114-DW. Request for selection of one of the following options:

· Option 1 requires service to be completed by noon. [$486,069.38 Annually]

· Option 2 requires service to be completed by 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. (which is most like the current contract. [$384,039.38]

Staff Contact: Tim Baylie, 736-5953, Extension 2636 VC-1029963350625

Mr. Bill Apgar, Director of the Leisure Services Division, provided a staff-report.

Council Member John moved for APPROVAL of Option 2. After Council Member Bruno seconded the motion it CARRIED 7 to 0.

Item 7

Z-02-078 - Application of Robert Merrell, Attorney, J. Doyle Tumbleson for National Gardens Trust, Owner, requesting a Rezoning from the B-3 (Shopping Center) and B‑4 (General Commercial) zoning classifications to all B-4 (General Commercial) zoning classification. The property is located on the east side of U.S. Highway 1, approximately 390 ft. south from its intersection with Gower Street, north of the City of Ormond Beach; ± 8.85 acres

PLDRC Recommendation: APPROVAL NO OPPOSITION at PLDRC

Staff Recommendation: APPROVAL

Staff Contact: Mary Robinson, Extension 2013 VC-1029439647046

Ms. Mary Robinson, Director of the Building and Zoning Division, provided a staff-report.

Mr. Robert Merrell, Attorney for the Applicant/Owner, provided a brief report

Pursuant to discussion and there being no objection, Council Member Lewis moved to ADOPT Resolution No. 2002-144, on file in its entirety with the records of the County Council, UPHOLDING the recommendation of the Planning and Land Development Regulation Commission and Zoning staff to APPROVE Zoning Case Z-02-078, said motion seconded by Council Member Ward and duly ADOPTED 7 to 0.

Item 8

S-02-092 - Application of Robert Merrell, Attorney, J. Doyle Tumbleson for National Gardens Trust, Owner, requesting a Special Exception for mini-warehouses (subject to approval of case Z-02-078) on B-4 (General Commercial) zoned property. The property is located on the east side of U.S. Highway 1, approximately 390 ft. south from its intersection with Gower Street, north of the City of Ormond Beach; ± 8.85 acres

PLDRC Recommendation: APPROVAL NO OPPOSITION at PLDRC

Staff Recommendation: APPROVAL

Staff Contact: Mary Robinson, Extension 2013 VC-1029439647046

Ms. Mary Robinson, Director of the Building and Zoning Division, provided a staff-report.

Mr. Robert Merrell, Attorney for the Applicant/Owner, provided a handout, a copy of which is included in the County Council records in its entirety.

Council Member Northey asked if there are any outstanding issues.

Ms. Robinson explained the project is a conceptual plan at this time and staff would receive final site plan at a later date.

Mr. Merrell said Mr. Scott Vandercore is the new owner of this property. The request for a Special Exception is consistent with the Volusia County Comprehensive Plan and would be a much less intense use than is currently permitted at the site. He said the proposed mini-warehouse use would be a low traffic generator.

Pursuant to discussion and there being no objection, Council Member Jaynes moved to UPHOLD the recommendation of the Planning and Land Development Regulation Commission and Zoning staff to APPROVE Special Exception Case S-02-092. After Council Member Bruno seconded the motion it was duly ADOPTED 7 to 0.

Item 9

Public hearing and request for approval of settlement of Dunamis Community and Outreach Ministries, Inc., v. County of Volusia, U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, Case No. 6:01-CV-643-ORL-28-DAB granting a Special Exception for a House of Worship on A-3 (Transitional Agriculture) zoned property. The property is located on the north side of Cassadaga Road between Matanzas Street and San Diego Street in the community of Cassadaga, south of the City of Lake Helen; ± 2.2 acres [$38,000.00]

Staff Contact: Matthew Guy Minter, Extension 5950 LEG-2002-013

Mr. Guy Minter, Deputy County Attorney, said the issue before Council today is a combined public hearing for a settlement agreement and a Special Exception. The hearing was properly noticed. Mr. Minter provided a staff-report explaining there is currently a case on the trial docket in Federal court regarding the denial of this Special Exception. The case will move forward if the Special Exception is not approved. Negotiations have resulted in three additional conditions, which would address the concerns of the neighbors. If the case does move forward in Federal court, the three additional conditions would not be included.

Mr. Erik Stanley, Attorney for Dunamis Community and Outreach Ministries, Inc., asked Council to approve the settlement and approve the Special Exception with the additional conditions.

Reverend John A. Ferro said the members of Dunamis Community and Outreach Ministries, Inc., believe they will be good neighbors to the surrounding area and shall submit to the authority of local government.

Ms. Susan Resnick, Corporate Secretary of the Spiritualist Community, read a letter into the record requesting that Council approve the Special Exception including the three additional conditions. Mr. Nick Sourrant agreed.

Mr. Robert Feasel and Reverend Michael Modica, First Assembly of God Church, also spoke in favor of granting the Special Exception.

Reverend Carl J. Rogers; Reverend Peter C. Triolo, Jr., Morning Star Chapel of DeLand; Pastor Tommy J. Dove, White Chapel Church of God; and Pastor Bobby Smith, south Daytona Christian Church filled out public participation forms expressing their support for granting the Special Exception but they did not wish to speak.

Council Member Jaynes moved for APPROVAL and Council Member Bruno seconded the motion.

Council Member Northey said this is a zoning issue along a scenic route and she takes issue with the applicant involving State and Federal government.

Council Member Ward said this was not and is not a religious issue and it is unfortunate the applicant chose to make it a religious issue. However, it is in the best interest of taxpayers for Council to approve the Special Exception request.

The motion CARRIED 7 to 0.

Recess Volusia County Council and convene as the Ponce DeLeon Port Authority

Item PA1

Request for authorization to use Port Authority funds to convert existing overhead utilities at Smyrna Dunes Park to underground utilities. [$9,312.73]

Staff Contact: Bill Apgar, 735-5953, Extension 5953 VC-1028663148593

Mr. Joe Nolin, Special Projects Coordinator for the Port Authority Division, provided a staff-report.

Council Member Ward moved for APPROVAL as recommended and after Council Member Jaynes seconded the motion it CARRIED 7 to 0.

Adjourn as the Ponce DeLeon Port Authority and reconvene as the Volusia County Council

® ® ® BEGIN CONSENT AGENDA ¬ ¬ ¬

Council Member Jaynes moved to APPROVE the CONSENT AGENDA and all actions recommended therein, as amended to remove Items 10, 13, 14, 15, 21, 27, 33, 34 and 35, for discussion, said motion seconded by Council Member Lewis and duly ADOPTED 7 to 0.

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Community Assistance

Item 10 – Removed by Council Member John

Request for approval of the submittal of the Targeted Expansion Capacity Grant on behalf of ACT Corporation, Inc. Request for authorization for the Chair to sign the grant application. Request for authorization for the County Manager to execute a sub recipient agreement with ACT Corporation, Inc. Request for authorization for the Community Services Director to make technical modifications. [+$1,167,084.00 – No County Match Required]

Staff Contact: John Angiulli, 943-7029, Extension 2957 VC-1029858579734

Mr. John Angiulli, Planning and Monitoring Manager, provided an overview of the program.

Council Member John moved for APPROVAL as recommended and after Council Member Bruno seconded the motion it CARRIED 7 to 0.

Library Services

Item 11

Request for approval to purchase computer network equipment to keep up with changing technology and comply with the State-certified information technology plan and provide faster internet connections for library computer users under State Contract No. 250‑040‑01‑1. [$71,818.00]

Staff Contact: Mike Knievel, 248-1745, Extension 1212 VC-1029527598015

Item 12

Request for approval of the application for State Aid to Libraries, a State grant authorized by Florida Statute to assist qualified counties in providing library service. Request for the Chair and Chief Financial Officer to sign the application. [+$712,851.00]

Staff Contact: Mike Knievel, 248-1745, Extension 1212 VC-1028121455843

FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Chief Financial Officer

Item 13 – Removed by Council Member John and Chair McFall

Request for adoption of Resolution No. 2002-147, authorizing the issuance of up to $25,000,000 in Tourist Development Tax Refunding Revenue Bonds, Series 2002. Request for approval of all related financing documents. Request for authorization of the sale of said bonds. [$25,000,000.00]

Staff Contact: Rhonda Orr, 943-7054, Extension 2961 VC-1028032934937

Council Member John said he would not like to increase the amount of money the County pays to financial advisors or the cost of the bond issue.

Mr. David Moore, Public Financial, said the cost of two financings rather than one would be a difference of $50,000. Also, if interest rates increase, the County could lose money on the financing.

Pursuant to discussion and there being no objection, Council Member John moved to ADOPT Resolution No. 2003-147, entitled as follows and on file in its entirety with the records of the County Council, said motion seconded by Council Member Lewis and duly ADOPTED 7 to 0.

RESOLUTION NO. 2003-147

A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING RESOLUTION NO. 93-60, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE BY THE COUNTY OF ITS TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX REVENUE BONDS; AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE BY THE COUNTY OF NOT EXCEEDING $25,000,000 PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX REFUNDING REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 2002 AS ADDITIONAL BONDS IN ORDER TO REFUND CERTAIN OUTSTANDING TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX REFUNDING REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1993; PROVIDING CERTAIN TERMS AND DETAILS OF SAID BONDS, INCLUDING AUTHORIZING A COMPETITIVE SALE OF SAID BONDS, AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF MUNICIPAL BOND INSURANCE AND THE EXECUTION OF A COMMITMENT THEREWITH, AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF AN ESCROW DEPOSIT AGREEMENT AND APPOINTING AN ESCROW AGENT; APPOINTING THE PAYING AGENT AND REGISTRAR FOR SAID BONDS; AUTHORIZING THE DISTRIBUTION OF A PRELIMINARY OFFICIAL STATEMENT AND THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT WITH RESPECT THERETO; AUTHORIZING A C0NTINUING DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Purchasing

Item 14 – Removed by Council Member John and Chair McFall

Request that award be made to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder Robert S. Bailey Construction, Ormond Beach, Florida, for the rehabilitation of the Nicole Stratton residence in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, Bid No. 02-B-147-TK. [$57,403.00]

Staff Contact: James Whittaker, 736-5955, Extension 2566 PR-M-02-271

Council Member John said he would not vote in favor of this item.

Ms. Nicole Stratton and Mr. Willey Stratton said the house is in very bad condition and they could not keep up with the repairs.

Council Member Bruno moved for APPROVAL as recommended and after Council Member Jaynes seconded the motion it CARRIED 5 to 2 with Council Member John and Chair McFall dissenting.

COUNCIL MEMBERS:		STAFF:
Ann McFall, Chair	District 5	Cynthia A. Coto, County Manager
Frank T. Bruno, Jr., Vice Chair	District 2	Daniel D. Eckert, County Attorney
Joseph C. Jaynes	District 4	Ray W. Pennebaker, Deputy County Manager
Big John	At-Large	Betty J. Holness, Assistant to the County Manager
Dwight D. Lewis	District 1	Matt Greeson, Assistant to the County Manager
Patricia Northey	At-Large	Sue Whittaker, Deputy Clerk
James E. Ward	District 3	Diane Marinaro Tyler, Administrative Aide