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RESTORE Advisory Committee

RESTORE Advisory Committee. COMMITTEE COMPOSITION. The Committee operates in the sunshine. Size of committee: 7 or 9 members. Population of the City of Pensacola is 17.45% of the total County population. (51,923/297,619) 1/7 = 14.29% 2/9 = 22.22%

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RESTORE Advisory Committee

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  1. RESTORE Advisory Committee

  2. COMMITTEE COMPOSITION The Committee operates in the sunshine. Size of committee: 7 or 9 members. Population of the City of Pensacola is 17.45% of the total County population. (51,923/297,619) 1/7 = 14.29% 2/9 = 22.22% Three Commission districts represent parts of the City of Pensacola

  3. ELIGIBILITY • Must be a resident of Escambia County. • Must not be employed by or a member of the Board of any organization that requests funding or will be making recommendations to the Committee. Being a member of an organization does notexclude selection to the Committee. • Ten (10) years experience in skill or talent position for members 1–5.

  4. SKILLS/TALENTS OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS(7 MEMBERS) 1. Finance (Economist, Banker, Accountant or Financial Planner) 2. Business Leader with Economic Development experience 3. Transportation - (all types) 4. Citizen Representative 5. Individual with complex governmental experience 6. Person appointed by the City of Pensacola. This person cannot be an elected official or a regular or contract employee of the City of Pensacola unless the City is not going to request funding. 7. Environmental (selected by unanimous agreement of environmental groups)

  5. SUGGESTED ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS 350Pensacola, Audubon Society Bayou Chico Association Bayou Texar Foundation Beach Keepers, Coastkeepers Friends of Perdido Bay Friends of the Prairie Gulf Coast Environmental Defense Nature Conservancy Sierra Club Sustainable Town Concepts Unite Escambia

  6. RECOMMENDED APPOINTMENT PROCESS

  7. COMMITTEE SELECTION PROCESS & SCHEDULE The Agenda Coordinator will post a public notice of interest the first week of November for individuals desiring to serve on the Committee. 2) Commissioners will submit their nominees by December 20th, with final action by the BCC at the first meeting in January 2013. 3) The RESTORE Committee shall hold one or more public meetings before the submission of any projects. 4) The Committee will make its presentation in public to the BCC at a Special Meeting of the Board in July 2013. 5) The BCC will then make a decision regarding the best use of those funds to benefit the diverse interests of the community.

  8. PROJECT CRITERIA Projects shall be divided into 3 categories. The Committee shall provide an aggregated project list. A project can only be submitted for funding in one category. Similar projects may be combined. Projects under $500,000 will not be considered.

  9. Project Categories Economic Development/ Job Creation Environmental Infrastructure

  10. Ranking criteria to be discussed by the BCC at the Committee of the Whole in December. DECISION MADE:

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