Kevin A. Burns
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 18
- Total speaking time
- 2:37:56
- Avg per meeting
- 8:46
- Segments
- 2026
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Top issues during term (10)(Water Utilities)
Flood insurance rating protection
CRS compliance helps keep residents' flood insurance rates discounted.
$2.5 million sewer system rehabilitation funding
$2.5 million redirected from other capital projects — no new money, but it means other planned projects get pushed back.
Winson Water Treatment Plant reliability improvements
Loan agreement amendment; total project funding via state revolving fund loan DW131820.
8.5% water and sewer rate increase
Wholesale utility costs rise $3.25 million, from $17.76 million to $21.01 million, pushing rates up 8.5%.
Smart water meters (AMI) and utility collections
$38.2 million owed to the city; poor collections hurt borrowing and grant capacity.
Sewer Improvements at Breezeswept Park and Tot-Lot
$109,197.87 in developer impact fee refund money goes toward park sewer improvements rather than a cash refund.
Utility billing switch to monthly
No rate change, but smaller monthly bills replace large quarterly ones; fee amounts are simply split smaller.
2025 Stormwater Master Plan adoption
Roughly $11 million for short-term fixes citywide, funded as budget and grants allow.
Arch Creek pipeline replacement
$1,461,320 not-to-exceed for engineering, design and construction.
Water service area transfer with North Miami Beach
No purchase of NMB infrastructure; the developer connects to existing city lines.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Water Utilities)
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