When will you start? Happy St. Paddy's
Day.
Let's give
ourselves
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a round of applause.
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in green, but I have my couple of high school colors on
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‸ Also being an educator along with other individuals
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I
pledge allegiance to
the flag of the United
States
of America
and
to the Republic for which it stands, one nation among God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
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Let us bow our heads, please, in prayer. Dear Heavenly Father, we are so grateful that you have allowed us to come to this place at this present time. We give you praise and honor for allowing us to be in your presence. Bless this assembly, the meeting, and let it proceed decently and in order. And we thank you for your grace and your mercy. We ask your continued blessings in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Amen.
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you.
‸ Any additional cards? I do. ‸ All right.
And
then we'll proceed
in
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reference of a roll call.
Now,
clerk, may we do a roll call, please, ma'am?
Yes,
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Deputy Mayor Hearn. President. Councilmember Dial.
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Here.
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And City Manager Whitten. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Madam Clerk. Proceeding on with tonight's event, please, ma'am, please, sir. I would like to make an amendment for tonight's meeting on our agenda. So, yes, sir. Item number 2-2, under awards and presentation, a proclamation from the Government Finance Professional Week. I think will be presented by Mrs. Rebecca Bowman. And I think this shall conclude this portion. We did receive ‸ some indication, a notification from
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Is that correct, Madam Clerk?
Yes, sir.
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And he's going to read some things into the minutes as well. So, item number 2-1. I made a motion forward to amend the agenda to reflect for the regular meeting on March the 14th, 2023. And the Chair is looking for a second.
Second. We
got a second
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Aye.
And the nays. Aye, said it unanimously. Proceeding on to the next item, number 2-2, regular meeting of January the 10th, 2023.
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Word of the wishes of Council.
Motion
to approve. We
have a motion on
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call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on to
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We have one of our very own, homegrown. A few things I would like to acknowledge about this young man. The Honorable Neely J. Dunn. He's been a professional officiating scout for the Pac-12. I recall seeing him officiating again for the SEC. I mean, he has a long life legacy. He's a pillar of the community and product of Coco.
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Became an administrator, principal at Ronald McNair Middle School, where he was a prominent A school for a multitude of years consistently. We're recognizing him for his commitment for higher education, his professional degree in reference of NFL officiating the first from
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say, but also his commitment to just fulfilling the lives of many students that, the hearts that he touched. So without further ado, we
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Will you come forward please? And let's bring him on. We would like to present him with the
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staff and council, please come forward. Let's bring him on with a round of applause, please.
This is Thank you.
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No. Okay.
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But let me say, first of all, I have on my orange and black, because Mr. Dunn is an orange and black young man. He's accomplished
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He was the first, like I stated earlier, NFL referee
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And he graduated from my or our alumni, South Carolina State University. So I have my shoes on.
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So we played against them on a multitude of occasions. And Mr. Dunn, sir,
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Many times. Many times. And let me assume this. You were victorious every time. Pretty much is that a safe?
Correct.
Okay. All
right.
Now you see, because of his leadership as an educator, a principal for how many years, Mr. Dunn? Principal? Principal.
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And throughout those ten years, I'm willing to bet all my ‸ social security check that the super majority of them A school. And I'm very proud of that. Let's give him a round of applause.
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attended which middle school, sir? I went to Kennedy.
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So did I. So you see what I'm saying to you? I'm following his legacy. He's building. He has been a bridge builder throughout the entire
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He's recognized by his peers. And so today we salute the honorable Mr. Neely J. Dunn. And if I may read this into the minutes, please. Thank you. Go ahead and clap, man. We're here. We're celebrating the great things that we do
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And I'm very well proud of that. Even from my kids here, the Boy Scouts, to our senior ‸ kids like myself and Mr. Dunn and everyone behind us too as well. This key to the city is represented and presented to Mr. Neely J. Dunn in recognition of your continual involvement and commitment to the community, students, athletes throughout the years as an NFL officiating scout, Pac-12 conference football game evaluator, NFL supervisor of officials. So every time you ‸ see the NFL on maybe Saturday, sometimes Sunday, Monday and Thursday, this is the gentleman right here. This is the head honcho. That's right. Homegrown all the way from hot chocolate, baby. Okay. He's a teacher, dean, assistant principal, and a principal as well as been an inductee to several
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Excuse me. Presented by the honorable mayor and the great city council
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Would everyone please stand and recognize Mr. Dunn and let's give him a round of applause.
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For
his
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Mr. Dunn, any words of wisdom?
Well, first of all, let me say thank you to Mayor Mike Blake for this opportunity and also the others who worked along to make this possible. I've had a great, a great run. I'm a hometown boy that got a lot of opportunities because of people who helped me along the way. I must say that Dick Blake
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South Carolina State. Both my wife and I came back
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We were 1972 graduates. Dick Blake talked me into getting my master's degree. He also gave me an opportunity to become head football coach, athletic director. After getting my master's, he tutored me through ‸ the following years. So I was able to be a dean, assistant principal, principal. I served 25 years ‸ in the Brevard County School System and then I left and went full time with the NFL as a supervisor for 16 years. A lot of people, you know, helped me along the way. And I must say the one person that I want to recognize who would be here with me is my wife. We were both South Carolina State graduates. She worked in the school system for 35 years. She passed this past October. So I wouldn't be here without her. She was with me every step of the way and lived a good life. And we had a great time for ‸ the 45 years. So thank you so very much. I'm happy to be here. And God bless you all.
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Also, may I present you to
all
the bulldogs that are out there.
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Excuse me. This.
Excuse me. I'm
finally
‸ becoming a man now. Y'all forgive me.
But we're being recognized by his peers.
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What did I say?
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see how
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Thank you. South Carolina State. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. South Carolina State. So this young man has broke many barriers. Cracked the ceiling. And he's done it with love and compassion for our community.
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I'm here. Okay. We have you on the microphone, sir. Would you like to share some words of wisdom? because Trey Blake is a product of Cocoa High School, also a product of Mr. Neely Dunn through his leadership as officiating for the NFL.
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So thank you for having me. First of all, I want to apologize for not making it.
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up in some traffic. So I apologize for not making it. But I thank you for the opportunity to have a moment to just share a couple of words about Mr. Neely Dunn.
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‸ I met Neely probably when I was eight or nine years old. ‸ And at that point, he was a coach at Cocoa High School. ‸ So he was one of the pillars in the community, someone that we could look up to, someone that ‸ was a trailblazer. Even before I knew that there was an opportunity for someone like myself or people in our community to start officiating, we had no idea about that.
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‸ All we knew was being an athlete or being a coach.
you know, nearly
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showed us that there was a different realm. There's a different path for us to still be involved in athletics, ‸ to still be involved in the games, to still have a say and have an input on kids' lives. You know, so that was one of the things my early impression with him is that he was a trailblazer in our community. He was somebody that was a pillar in the community, someone that you could look up to, someone that showed you that there was different paths and different opportunities for you.
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As a kid, you know, you look at it and you're not really into officiating, but you're looking at that. That's someone that I know. That's someone that I can touch. That's someone I can reach out to that I have a personal relationship with. He's on TV, you know, and I get an opportunity to watch him and see what he's doing. You know, and so as growing up, coming through, you know, for myself, I kind of fell into officiating, just like a lot of other guys that were former athletes, ‸ and they still wanted to be involved in athletics and still wanted to, you know, have something to do with trying to mentor kids and being there for kids and trying to help them out. And it was a different opportunity. You know, so as soon as I got into it, got into officiating, Neely has always been someone that's been there as a mentor, as a friend, as a companion,
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that I can talk to. You know, he and I still have conversations about those things. He's still involved with the community. He reaches out to us. You know, whenever he sees me, you know, he reaches out to me and gives me a phone call and just tells me how proud of me that he is, and that means so much to me. So I just want to celebrate him, celebrate everything that he means to me, everything that he's done for the community, everything that he's done for the officiating
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tell them how much we appreciate him, how much we love him, how much, you know, we appreciate the support that he's given him, and we support him. So I'm just so thankful to have him in my life, thankful to have him as a mentor, to have him as a friend, have him as a companion, you know, and again, I apologize for not being there in person. I wanted to be there so badly in person, you know, to be able to celebrate him in that way, but I'm just so thankful for him and thankful for the opportunity that you guys have given me to be able to speak up, just, you know, share my story of Neely Dunn and everything that he's done for myself personally, for the officiating community,
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All right. Thank you very much, Mr. Blake.
Thank you.
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Yes, sir.
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you deserve it.
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good and faithful servant for the people, by the people, and for the right reason, because you're empathetic and you care, and that speaks volumes. So on behalf of the great city of Cocoa and the Blake family, to the Dunn family, we say thank you very much. Again, let's give Mr. Dunn a round of applause. A very humble young man, very humble, as you can see. Again,
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a picture, man.
‸ Thank you so much.
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Okay.
Okay.
Thank you.
All
right, let's give them a round.
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whereas the Florida Government Finance Officers Association is a professional association founded in 1937 and serves more than 3,300 professionals from state, county, and city governments, school districts, colleges and universities, special districts, and private firms.
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through education, networking, leadership, and information, and whereas this Government Finance Professionals Week, sponsored by the FGFOA and all its member governmental organizations, is a week-long series of activities aimed at recognizing government finance professionals and the vital services that they provide to our state and our community. And whereas during this week, government finance professionals throughout the state of Florida will be acknowledged for their hard work, dedication, and leadership.
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the City of Cocoa, Florida, do hereby proclaim March 20th to 24th, 2023 as Government Finance Professionals Week in the City of Cocoa and extend our appreciation to all government finance professionals throughout the state and here in the City of Cocoa for their hard work, dedication, and leadership.
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Thank you very much. Thank you for your leadership, Mr. City Manager, City Attorney, Finance Director, and all departments
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‸ Proceeding on to delegations. I have a few cards in my hand and I would like for you to, if you have a card in your possession, please come forward and state your name and submit that card. First on the list will be Mr. Marino. Sir. Would you please come forward and state your name, sir? You have 180 seconds to elaborate on your issue.
Sir. Thank you. My name is Sylvie Marino and
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I live on [address] and I'm here today to talk to you guys about my commute to work. I commute to work on a bicycle and I work over on Grissom ‸ at the Net House. So
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and I go up to Grissom and I take another left and I go down to the shop. Here's the thing. When I go right in front of Publix and I'm in front of that Publix, the trucks are coming by. They're looking left, turning right. So they're coming, phew, phew, phew. I invite anyone to go over there early in the morning and see all these trucks going by. Then I go to the middle. When I go to the middle,
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They're not looking this way so I gotta be yelling at them as I'm going across. When I go across, you got the cars coming the other way that are about to cream me. Then I'm on the ‸ lane. You got everybody getting on the highway and no matter how lit up I am and I am a Christmas tree, you'll think I'm going to the Christmas parade with my bicycle.
So
I get up to there and everybody's cutting me off, cutting me off to get up on the highway. Then I get a little bit further down where I go under where the train is and that's where no man's land. I get creamed on both sides because you got the ‸ people coming off the overpass, high rate of speed, and
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That lane is the through lane that goes through.
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Let me catch my breath ‸ here. You got your turning lane that goes into
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So
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lane.
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lane and I am there. It's a little curve so if the trucks are lined up there, I have no easement because the trucks have their wheel on the easement so I am on the road. And when you get to that light and you pass that light, there's a median there, and there's a ditch. If my bicycle is there and there's a truck coming at 45 miles an hour, I am done. I have no chance in that spot. So what do I have to do?
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I'm probably trespassing, going in the dangerous place, to be able to come out, because that is a path of least danger for me. And I have to go through there. On the way back, no difference. Along the road, it's all full of dirt. I called all the people about the dirt on the road to get that cleaned up, because I have none.
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they're not looking right. That's my only easement. And if I'm not there, I'm in the ditch. We all live around here. I challenge you all. Go slow and see what ‸ our options are. There is none. My suggestion, simple signs, signs on the ‸ thing, bicycle lanes,
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on, having the right of way does nothing for me when they clip me a little bit Because if they hit me a little bit, I lose. There's no way that I'm going to win. And it shouldn't have to be in a 8 to 12 minute ride risking my life every single day and I do that ride twice a day.
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City Manager,
I
know you're taking copious notes. I saw our Chief of Police. I think you've identified the problem and admirable solutions,
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that we normally see along the highway ‸ where it's engraved with the picture, a white picture, you know what I'm saying,
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and also something, an informational sign indicating speed, also... Bringing that down a little bit.
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Man, how's a truck going 45 miles through that intersection? That's loaded. It's crazy that they go that fast.
Okay. Sorry,
thank you.
‸ City Manager, do you have that, sir? Okay. Mr.
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you're taking Kobe's notes too as well? Yes, sir. Okay, because he's part of the group there on the 524...
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and there's also
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Okay. So it's not... Thank you for coming
forward and having the courage, Mr. Moreno.
Thank
you.
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And ‸ I was encouraged by the different officers that I spoke to and they're like, we're doing what we can. They vowed they'd be there from 630 to 645 because that's when I commute through there and they're doing what they can, but they're the ones that encouraged me. Go to ‸ there and talk to the councilman and go to... ‸ Because this is where things will get done. So thank you so much.
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Yeah, I was just going to say, I also sit on the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization Governing Board. I know there are plans that
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‸ is under design with hopes to do the next leg soon ‸ but even that is years off and that is a
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so
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roads in Grissom's County so we can we can work to coordinate that with them more than likely
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way out yeah
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of course is going to include
multi-modal
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now so I'm so glad that you bring this forward there's also a survey right now that was developed by
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that if you have an email I'd like to send that to you I would like you to have that link
absolutely you want my email
yeah or I'll just give you my card
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five maybe six years ago individuals riding a bicycle and something happened he jumped out right in front of a truck ‸ got ran over and he did not make it and that was a big mess so it's not it's not the first one hopefully never happened again now you just have to be careful going through there ‸ thanks for the you
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you called the city manager secretary up
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she sent me the message and I got ahold of you today so that worked out good thank
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mr. Brad Whitmore come to the podium please sir and after mr. Brad Whitmore will be a
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hello Brad Whitmore good evening mr. mayor council members I'm with the
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I'm going to be brief this evening I have an observation that is something that may be known maybe not known but I was out rowing today in a boat and I went by in front of Riverfront Park and the promenade and noticed on the face the wall face that faces out to the water, so you can't see it from the land, you can see it from the water. There was at least one, two, three instances of repetitive graffiti that was obnoxious and it looked like it was fairly fresh I'd never seen it before but I just want to mention it to whoever's in charge of getting rid of that that I know we don't want to have that as what would be
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and Riverfront Park so that's all
I've
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got I just wanted to mention it thank you
thank you very much mr. Whitmore I appreciate your keen observation ‸ keeping us informed. In order for us to make a well informed decision, you must be acknowledged thank you okay
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hey blue hey Blue facilitates meaningful connections between police officers and the community that they serve I just wanted to come and give a really brief update about a couple of things that we were able to accomplish over the past couple ‸ weeks. Specifically, and working with the police department and two of their officers officer Johnson Sierra Johnson and
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copper to go into the pre-k classrooms in Endeavor and connect with the kids so those officers and I were able to have over a hundred and fifty positive connections with the kids. And what makes that meaningful is the fact that, you know, we work really hard so that the kids get to know the officers. And so when we walked in, it was great to see that the time before that we walked in and the kids actually remembered the officers first names and it really struck a chord with them, you know. And so, and of course, you know,
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Copper, right? Like everybody loves dog.
but um so I want to report
that and that
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you know, with the lives of those of the children. And then the further the impact, we actually had a design thinking session where I was here last time inviting you all to that
happened
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where we had over 30 people from the community show up as well as some of the members on the dais. And we had over 100 positive connections that day. And those positive connections actually fueled a $500 donation from Hey Blue that to
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so I specifically wanted to say thank you to the chief to
having the officers there
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the, you know council members and yourself mr. mayor on the dais but ‸ I also you know some of you might talk about how you know, how that night went and how we wanted to sit there ‸ really listen to the community. And so, in myself, and listening to the community
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we see that people were asking, the same that they did not know about the event long and you know long enough in advance so I can't I'm coming to let you all know that there's going to be another one. We're going to be doing it again at Endeavor we're just waiting for the final date from the principal at Endeavor but I want to you know specifically ask every single councilman and the mayor and
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invite people to be there.
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something to say, but also more importantly, that they want to work towards solutions together okay and I got nine seconds
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say very informative
the interaction the engaging of the audience young and seasoned I'm not gonna ‸ say old because I'm seasoned but it was well informed with information valuable information people could speak freely and that
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a beautiful thing that I
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thank
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in the police department I believe
it's
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gonna ‸ have a long lasting impression on the on the police as well as the community and I also I wanted to kind of add to what you're saying
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a thank you to you for creating an avenue,
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safe space for the community as well as the officers to come together and actually hear all perspectives from ‸ the officer's point of view, community member's point of view, and not just come there to complain. We actually got,
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even people that didn't attend due to us having ‸ the event where we posted social media pictures. There was a lot of positive feedback, at least from my Facebook page and people looking forward to the next event.
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And thank you.
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I'd just like to say ‸ we have a target of, we'd like to get 75 community members at the next one. This one we had 30.
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Maybe, you know, we can only have that so many, right, because of the space. But I hope that it grows to the point where we can have a lot, a lot of people and a lot of, a lot of comments. Let's do it. Thank you so much.
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on that particular night, but I've really applaud you for the focus on solutions that's so refreshing.
Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you.
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Teamwork is dreamwork, sir. Okay. I think this concludes delegations. I have no, any additional cards. I do have some cards for other additional items in the agenda. I do have your card, Mrs. Rose, Christy Rose. Yes, ma'am. So this concludes delegations. Proceeding on to consent agenda item.
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sir. Yes.
Yes, sir. Mayor and council. So regarding item
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So we're requesting that you approve, that we apply for the grant, which is 118-921. The initial
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And we learned that there was some additional cost that was not included. And the additional cost was ‸ per diem for meals and hotels, 664, for cell phone, 1104. Victim rights brochure, which is 1,980.
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And then the victim services practitioner designation update, which is 299,
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So the total cost to the city would be 25,566.07 with that change.
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adjustment as I said
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the consent agenda item.
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need to make a motion, Mr. City Manager? Excuse me, Mr. City Attorney, to make that
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stated for that particular item
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agenda, sir? I think it's been stated by the chief,
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so it
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Chair's going to call the question. All in favor say aye. Aye.
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Opposed?
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proceed on to public hearing. Okay.
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changing the official zoning map designation of two
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Ordinance uh zero zero one twenty twenty three. An ordinance of the city council
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zoning map designation of two parcels of real property totaling.
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Jackson Street more particularly depicted. Legally described on exhibit a attached here to from Brevard County are you one.
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repeal of prior
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ordinances resolution severability and an effective date and this is first reading and uh of this quasi judicial action mayor.
Thank you very much. As for the. As of March 1st 2023 the
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map.
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Mr. Smith, sir.
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Yes, you all sum most of it up, but these properties were annexed back in 2004 and the future land use was applied, but the zoning was not. So we have an application that
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order for us to to work through that application, it was for a church. They have to get the zoning first. uh Once, uh if second reading passes, then they will have to come in for a special exception for that church, which would go in front of Board of Adjustments. Thank
you very much, sir. ‸ we have any questions? uh Reverend Homer Brown,
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graduate too as well. Good man, good Christian man at that, that I do support in this endeavor. ‸ we have any questions for Mr. Smith?
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‸ Okay, okay. ‸ Okay.
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uh I would like to open this portion to the public and close it to council. Please feel free to come to the podium and state your name and
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to council. Councilman,
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sir.
Yes, sir. As far as both of those um properties, what what are the parking requirements? um it Did he
purchase both lots? As far as I know, he owns both lots. The parking requirements will depend on the size of the church he comes in with.
And then they
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and cooperated with the
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enforcement and the police department. And he spearheaded that. And um I, too, yes, I i would like to make a motion. I know it's in your district, so I'm
down with it.
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The current market value of that piece of property is 15,000. The code enforcement board at its regular meeting on February 16, 2023 recommended that the lien be reduced to $2,000. So, Chair, we'd like to make a motion to approve the recommendations stated by the code enforcement lien located on 714 Johnson Street.
Second.
And we
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I'm in ‸ favor
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saying aye. Aye.
And the
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nays? Aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 7-2. The request of Council to award bid hashtag B2315-COC to the lowest bidder South 5 elevator for the elevator upgrade at the historic Cocoa Village
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And execute the agreement. Approve the resolution
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year budget.
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Approve a project contingency resolution for the approval of any change order not to exceed $7,060. Authorize the city manager to execute amendments and extensions to the agreement within the approved contingency of
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The Cocoa Village Playhouse improves the city's
image
and culture. And I do support this. And clearly it's denoted in your information. Mr. Smith? Yes.
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with this agreement. It was originally entered in with the Playhouse in 2010 and then it was amended in 2014. And within that agreement there's a number of items and obligations that the city has with that.
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$50,000 a year, which obviously that goes up with rate increases. We handle all the pest control, security, and fire protection systems as well. Those items are capped at $70,000 per year on ‸ what we can spend. We can obviously go over that if we choose to.
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The city does have the option with the agreement to ‸ say we don't want to make that repair. And then at which point the service provider, which would be the Playhouse, ‸ they would have the option to make those repairs through an agreement with the city. So we have this item for roughly the $67,000. We'll have another item coming up here probably at the next meeting for a little over $100,000 on the alarm panel. And then last year we also did some HVAC replacement at the Playhouse. Within the agreement as well, as part of that capital plan within it, before it was amended, the city was responsible for basically rebuilding the orchestra pit, the seating,
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So I think it's helpful to have some of the background on it and some of our obligations with ‸ that agreement as we talk about some of these capital replacements.
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higher dollar amount than just a typical one. And we're starting to see some of these failures occur.
Just to say I agree with the mayor, this is priceless, ‸ the Village Playhouse. It looks like then,
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that come up.
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‸ And then any proceeds that the Village Playhouse collects, all that goes back into their program, right?
Yes, I believe so. Okay.
Okay, well this is the first time I had seen it laid out, so thank you for the explanations. And I would make a motion to approve unless there are other comments, questions. ‸ Motion on the floor by Councilman.
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‸ Calls and a second by Councilman Dowell. Councilman,
go
on, sir.
Yes, sir.
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what is the amount of dollar? What
is it? Yeah, I think that was just to record it.
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for the building.
So no dollar amount on the lease. All funds brought in by that particular nonprofit or ‸ the Playhouse itself, the company. Stay with.
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So can you tell me that the, ‸ you spoke about another item that's coming up.
What was that again? That's the fire alarm control panel. So the one there is ‸ obsolete. It needs to be completely replaced. So ‸ that'll
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bids are out. It's
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So
Bryant, the city owns the building. Correct. So the city owns the building. The Playhouse operates. We have annual maintenance costs. And then we have whatever capital repair costs that come up.
Yes. The ‸ Playhouse's maintenance and operation is related to ‸ the Playhouse activities themselves. So, but any standard operating and maintenance activities that are performed by the city.
And these are ‸ coming out of your contingency, right, Mrs. Bowman? This is contingency.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Can't hear you.
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Yes, sir. Thank you, sir.
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We're Civic Center, two museums, Porsche House, the Playhouse.
It's just like America owning the Statue of Liberty. It's going to cost us.
Oh, yeah.
Two museums, yeah.
Yes, sir. So I
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And it's a great investment. I understand. And I thank you for being good stewards of the taxpayer's dollars.
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And there's some tough decisions we have to make. But we have to do what's best for the city of Cocoa. So any other questions, Mr. Bowman, sir?
Yes, but not right now. Okay, sir. I'll do it at another time. Yes, sir.
I know it's tough, sir. I feel the pain. I understand. But it's been a historical landmark. It's been there even prior to me being a young man. And even my father, along with everyone's family members, attended that facility in that building. So I think it's a great investment. And I will continue to back it. And I'm going to just leave it like that.
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‸ Close my mouth. All in favor of saying aye. Aye. Any nays? No. We have four yes and one nay. Is that correct?
Mm-hmm.
Okay, thank you very much.
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Council to approve to join with the state of Florida and other local governmental units as a
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implementing a unified plan for the allocation and the use of ‸ prospective settlement dollars from opioid-related litigation 23-164. This has included council representing cities and counties throughout the state of Florida. This
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agreement with the state of
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This will bring the budget into adjustment and resolution back to the city council. Once the revenue is received and the expenses, budgets, uses at this time. Do we
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If not, Chair entertains a motion. Chair would like to make a motion. I
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Excuse
me. Chair would like to make a motion based on staff recommendation. And I'm looking for a second.
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Okay. We have a second on the floor by Councilman Dyer. Also, Council previously approved this agenda, item 21783, to enter into the settlement agreement with the state of Florida.
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Oh, well, I just have a question. I mostly, maybe I just missed it. But so is the project PD22OS,
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$42,000?
That's a project number that we use to keep track of the money. But, yes, there are specific uses of the settlement proceeds that the police department has to follow to be able to spend the money. Okay.
Okay.
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Aye. Any names? Ayes, heaven, and unanimous.
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approval to apply for Phase 1 design and permitting grant through the Florida Inland Navigation District. Fine for the design of a new dock system. And, great order to replace and protect the day slips
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the resolution, excuse me. Approve the resolution authorizing the city manager to execute and grant applications 23-166.
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Design should
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breakwater system.
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the demolition of the
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Okay. Mr. Public Works.
Yes, that summed it up for the most part. So, this is the replacement of the damaged day slips as well as including a design for some type of breakwater system. Whether that's a living breakwater system, just simple pilings and wood, or some type of floating concrete breakwater. So, we'll go through the design and try to select some alternatives. Obviously, depending on which one you pick, it'll change the permitting and the construction cost of that. So, that's why the ‸ design is set out to 2025.
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just if the design is 2025, will we actually get it built in my lifetime?
If we get the design completed, then we'll go for construction through find.
Okay.
So, ‸ anytime we...
But
we're
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Permits. That's what I was looking
for.
That's the
permitting process. That's the... Yes. Tedious requirement. ‸ Will the government grind slowly, ‸ exceedingly fine? Okay. Did
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Motion
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Second.
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Aye.
Nay-nays. Aye.
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Unanimously. Okay, Mrs. Christy Rose, we're getting ready to bring your item up. So, if you wouldn't mind coming to the city right here on the front row, please, kind of ma'am. Yes, sir.
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and provide a replacement oak tree at Bronco Pond. Excuse me. Bronco Stormwater Park. I'm old school. and to remove an oak tree at 307 Blake Avenue and provide a replacement magnolia tree at
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Mr. Stonewater, he himself, Mr. Smith, and then we'd like to hear from Mrs. Rose.
Yeah, so this is the staff request for the removal of two oak trees. The first one,
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Our arborist, we have a staff arborist that's certified, reviewed the tree, found that it needed to be removed, and that was his recommendation there. For that one, the Planning and Zoning Board denied that, and they wanted an annual assessment done by a licensed certified arborist. We did include our arborist's certification in that. He's licensed per what our city code requires for that. The other tree is over at the
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For whatever reason, when it was planted, they put the sidewalk all the way around the base of the tree.
I'm
sure at that time, it wasn't as close to the trunk as it is now, but it's pushing up on that, and it's also starting to affect some of the underground piping that goes to that building. And so with that being a historic building, we really don't want to take any risk of ruining anything that could impact the inside or outside of that building. With that one, the Planning and Zoning Board recommended a magnolia tree be planted
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don't have an issue with that recommendation for a tree, so staff agrees with that particular recommendation. But for
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do a replacement oak tree over at Bracco.
Yes,
sir.
Okay. Any other questions for Mr. Smith?
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Yeah, I had recently reviewed the, well, it was actually part of the three-year grant that we got where we had in 2021, there was an urban forest management plan. ‸ And as a part of that, they went through, they inventoried all the trees in the city, they, and they identified 51 that were in very poor condition and that we needed to work on. Have we been working on that list? So most of my questions are not really in regard to these, but have we been making use of that inventory? And is this one of the trees? I'm not
sure. It should be on the inventory, but I'm not sure what the recommendation for this particular,
are
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these two were. We are trying to work through some of those list items. Not all of those were oak trees. Some of the ones on there are actually stumps and things like that as well, and invasive trees. So we're working through some of that.
And in terms of the
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which, you know, it suggested so that we could bring up our inventory and not be losing and then making that a number of big old trees go down in the neighborhood just recently. And so this,
the
plan that they did for us suggests that we do, that we restock as well. And let's see, 40 trees per year. If we were really going to make gains on it, we would have to do. And in terms of ‸ lining streets and our rights of way, they would be 50 feet apart, and we would begin to go through and kind of get rid of those where they are too crowded, but try to create, you know, some nice canopies. So are we proceeding on that plan? Do we have,
I know
we don't, we don't have an arborist yet, right?
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So
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We do. Right now, our first goal is Bracco, mainly because
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That's, that's been a big discussion.
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When, when we move on from Bracco and start looking at street trees, that's something within that report or that management plan, I would say it's, it's a general recommendation. We can't do that on all roadways. We need to look at overhead lighting, what's there, as well as what Jack has on the ground in terms of water and sewer, as well as gas. We don't want to run into an issue where ‸ a tree down during a hurricane leads to a water main break and, and makes things worse in those situations. So the, the biggest thing the report stresses is the right tree, right place. Right. And we'll work through that and we'll probably work through some of the more bare corridors first and, and see where we can do that and, and just kind of work our way through the city.
Okay. And in regard to the right tree, right place, one of the things the reports pointed out was ‸ that we are 10% is about as much as you want of any one tree species. Of course, we've got over that in Oak.
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and you know, we love the shade of the old Oak and however, um, at Arbor day, I know we had already,
because
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the committee got together and we made some suggestions on trees, but
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So the ones that we're giving away are Oaks and Maples and
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really ones that were suggested.
We're, uh, we're giving away, uh,
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believe bald cypress,
uh,
live Oaks, and then as well as the red maple and with the 10%, the stock, you know, the, the main concern there is if you have more than 10% and one confined area, you see it a lot with pine trees. When they get disease, it spreads quicker through those types of trees.
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depending on where we, where we plant, but that's something we'll take into account as, as we start planting in some of those areas.
Okay. Thank you. Do you need a motion to approve?
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We also
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going ‸ to submit a card. I have a card. I asked you to submit that card. Come on. Bring your card. I'm going to be professional, but you know I asked you to submit the card.
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Yes, sir.
Hold on, Mrs. Rose is first.
Yeah,
turn your card in.
I
just wanted to answer your question.
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Please come
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Well, I reported the tree at
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because I live in the house behind the tree.
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The tree is rotten and I'm in fear for the next hurricane season that it's going to land on my house. So it does definitely need to come down. You know, my bedroom's right there when it lands. If I'm sleeping at night, you're going to have me under that tree. So.
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Okay.
I agree.
That's all.
Say it first and foremost, ma'am.
Huh?
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That's right. That's right. That's why I reported the tree.
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Okay.
Yes,
ma'am. And it's not falling on deaf ears. Okay.
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I'm just requesting that
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we didn't get this information that we had a city arborist that was asked during the meeting. We didn't know that. I would just like it as a courtesy that this can be postponed until we hear directly from this licensed arborist from the city to give us information about why it's chosen that it should be removed contradictory to what the board voted on. As a courtesy, I think
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be important because every one of us, when we saw the information, there was no need. We felt that it was important to remove the tree. So since we didn't have the information at that board meeting, I think it'd be wise to potentially look at it again. That is a tree that's been there for quite some time. And before we quickly remove it
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there, I think it's just appropriate for it
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we have a meeting. And that's all I wanted to say.
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I understand, but...
It's on the back there from former councilmen, you know, as well as I know of everyone else.
Well...
If that tree is in your backyard and potentially... Well, I understand I'm
all for safety, but we did not get the information that I'm asking that ‸ needs
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That's all.
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That's all.
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‸ It's dying. We
all are.
We all are. Within the planning and zoning agenda item... We
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you back. You're going to get me in all sorts of trouble. But come on up on the front row, ma'am.
Okay.
Because I'm Team Rose.
Well, it's...
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‸ Where the branches, ‸ the earlier branches were taken off because they were hanging over into the street and stuff. Everywhere where there was a branch, that hole is rotting inside the tree. And it seems like they're all, like, right around in the same place to where it's all just coming together in the same place in that tree. So,
at
six foot up, it's going to break off and land on my roof.
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this is a question for Mr. Smith. I know
it's
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a lot of talk about percentages, how much percent we have of this tree in the city and that tree of the city, right?
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and young oak trees. How does the city know that I planted those trees? We don't have control over that. Right, so ‸ how are we using, I guess ‸ my question, again, I'm ignorant to this.
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If we're going to use percentages, more than likely,
sound
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like the percentages may not be correct.
Am I ‸ wrong for
saying
it
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The percentages from ‸ the plan, that was only an inventory of trees within our public spaces and right-of-ways. It didn't, didn't take into account private property or heavily wooded areas like Cocoa Conservation Area or something like that. I would like to just point out one item.
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assessment form that was performed by the arborist with the recommendation. It's pretty detailed on the ‸ cavities within the tree that ‸ had pests ‸ and the various risks associated with that tree. So that was provided to the board as part of their ‸ agenda package. Okay.
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here. Yes.
Was in
their package.
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Okay. Can we just make sure whatever they didn't receive, they received that maybe at their next meeting? Just for informational purpose. I just want them to, because I know Mr. Greenwood is going to be there
on
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‸ I got it.
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Yes,
sir. Yes,
sir. Okay. Councilwoman calls, ma'am?
Yeah,
it's
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just going to say the report, you know, to your point, ma'am, it does, it points to those unsealed wounds. So when they were, when the ‸ tree was pruned, it was not done correctly. It's just unfortunate for the tree. But I also see where planning and zoning would have voted in favor of the tree because, you know, part of the recommendation was to inspect it annually, if not removed. So, um, but I think, personally, I think the, the fate is sealed for the tree, given the homeowner's, um, feelings. Um, just to say that several trees have been removed in my neighborhood where the owners, I'm sure, and this was, one was on public property, another on private property, but removed nonetheless, a healthy tree, thinking that during a storm, that tree was going to be a problem to them, when in fact, the research shows that trees actually break wind energy.
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correctly, those trees can actually be assets to you during a storm, um, as well as bring your air conditioning build down as, as the shade, um, reduces the temperature by 10 degrees. So, um, so I just wanted to make those points. Thank you.
Is that it, ma'am?
Yes.
Thank you, county. We have ‸ motion
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Mayor.
I think that motion was for the previous item. I don't think you made one for this one. I don't have it.
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You did earlier? Yes.
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Okay. Sorry.
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Okay. For this one.
Okay.
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All right,
this concludes this portion of council meeting.
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I think
so.
Okay, we'll give it, how about five minutes and 30 seconds?
‸ Thank you, sir. ‸ Okay, so here I am representing the
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for the Space Coast TPO,
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Carrie, did you get a chance to pass out the annual report? I'll write it down. Excellent, thank you. So Abigail Hemingway had been working on doing
a
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annual report for Space Coast TPO for a couple of years. We finally got it out and published. I figured I'd pass that off to you so you could all take a look. Some of the things that are included are an overview that includes the committees and boards, if you don't understand how the TPO works, it might help you understand how that flows. How transportation is funded.
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so she's intimately familiar with this. I wanted to let all the council folks know, you know, there's the state, local, and federal funding. There's a section in there on featured projects, the ITS project, which is a traffic management center. So they'll have a control room, keeping an eye on all the traffic cameras, and maybe they'll even be able to flip the green lights for you there,
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The planning for safety,
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Of course, we were one of the early adopters of ‸ Vision Zero, thanks to Councilwoman Koss and y'all. And, oh, what do you know, bike, ped, and trail advisory committee. And we just heard something about that tonight, didn't we? So I'll be running that back up there. I did talk to the gentleman outside, let him know that state roads and county roads, that takes a little ‸ bit of time, right? But it can get there. Strategic planning, the three big work documents they did. TIP, transportation improvement plan, short-range stuff. Unified program work plan, kind of middle-range stuff. And then the LRTP, going way out. Let's look 40 years down the road, what are the projects we need? Things like Ellis Road widening or widening the beach line,
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‸ Outreach and partnerships. And, oh, by the way, Brightline will be starting their 110-mile-an-hour testing on,
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What does that mean for us? The Brightline,
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and the
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during some of ‸ that testing. And we've got some little goodie bags to pass out to the people who are going to be stuck at the crossings. I have a very bad feeling about when the ‸ fatalities are going to happen.
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happening down south. We've got to get that safety message out. Don't ‸ go around the gates, right? Any track, any train, any time type stuff, okay? And back on March 1st, there was a symposium. It was Ride the Wave to Resiliency. We had some guest speakers that they brought in.
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Corey Dibble, Safety ‸ for Port Canaveral. A few others.
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So it was very educational. And I think I'm under my... Hey. Four minutes. Okay.
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for you.
Thank you, sir. So, yes, sir.
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Value provided, I hope.
Thank you very much for your keenness and observation.
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Matter of fact, we did a presentation at the Space Coast League of Cities last night, sir. So, kudos to you, Mr.
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Moving along with reports. City Manager.
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Mrs. Singer. Next.
You
have a report.
Oh, plant it.
Okay.
I'm sorry about that. It's all right. We got a report from planning and zoning. Mr.
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Mr. Greenwood, step up. Thank
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Just a suggestion. ‸ When a
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which I want to remind
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the tree city designation to Coco. It was ignored and not supported for years. And that board unanimously asked for it to come back. Now, next time that a presentation is made and the staff is saying no to saving an oak tree, I highly recommend that that arborist through the city makes the presentation and states why that person feels it needs to be removed because there's two things that bothered me. This is on public right-of-way. This is not behind anybody's house or bedroom.
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they are easily to maintain. If the limbs were trimmed incorrectly, do you all know whose fault that is?
Yeah.
Because I do. The problem with them being trimmed incorrectly for years when we were not a tree city USA was because the city was trimming them incorrectly. ‸ Now that we have this brought up as something that's important, I feel that whenever there's a support from the staff to remove it, that it needs to be brought with that information to the board to make a legitimate decision.
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time that
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heard of this, licensed and certified. We've never had a licensed and certified arborist until this is news to me, maybe within a year or so. The past people that identified themselves that are
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were not licensed and not certified. That's the problem we had. Now that things are becoming more correct, because the question about it being trimmed incorrectly, I have cut limbs off of oak trees where you only see the stump and it's only about seven or eight feet high. The tree comes back beautifully. Also, the key thing that kills an oak tree is the tap root. You can cut the roots that grow away from the trunk of the oak tree. It does not kill it. What kills an oak tree is the tap root. And that was told by
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arborist licensed, very popular in the area, and it was presented to me that I presented to the P&Z board.
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quickly after a hundred years of growth. In a year, it's gone. We need to really put more attention to it. And I highly recommend, I'm going to bring this up before the board, that if they vote on supporting, that we hear from whoever the licensed and certified arborist comes to our board and tells us for discussion of why they support removing it. As an example, this particular tree. This should not be cut down.
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But it'll be bringing it back up for any other future oak trees that come down. Thank you very much.
Yeah, I agree.
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Yeah,
I
was just going to say, I agree with Alec Greenwood on this. I feel like we should, the
arborist
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should go to the tree board if they're really going to make an informed decision.
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Correct. The report was there. A certification was there as well. Yes, he's one of our maintenance twos, I believe.
We met the guy. It is.
Okay.
I mean, one of the things I thought about, too, when I looked at the Harry Moore tree, the Moore Center tree, was Harry Moore alive? Did he walk under that tree? You know?
I
mean, trees have, they carry a lot.
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trees that you know have been there since its beginning. Okay.
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standardized form? Did we create that? No, it's the ISA tree assessment form. Okay. So we can, we can do a staff summary of the recommendation on like a little, little, one page memo there that clarifies the recommendation.
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Um, I don't necessarily have an issue with the Arborist being at those meetings, but if you, um, are a tree enthusiast, no matter what the Arborist says, no matter how much expertise that he has, you're not going to want it to come down. That's just, so I don't know if, will it be effective to even make that process available when, you know, no matter what he says, it's still going
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want it down, you know, because like Mr. Greenwood said, which I'm not disagreeing with him, but he doesn't, no matter who says what, it could be Jesus come and say, remove the tree. He, you know, I can argue with Jesus. Okay. Okay. That's cool.
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It is. I don't know if, if it, if it will be effective. I'm.
I'd
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And I thought about that too.
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come and also be, um, berated as well. So, you know, okay. That's all I had. Thank you.
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Yeah,
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just wanted to make a response to the tree enthusiasts. Uh, perhaps there's somebody that would vote on, you know, vote for the
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But what we really need to do is educate people on the value of trees. There's a reason there are economic incentives why we want to have a healthy canopy. And it's not just aesthetics, although personally, I think a yard, a playground, whatever looks a lot better with a shade tree.
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It's absorbing stormwater. These are storm, they help us manage stormwater. It's the shade which brings down the temperature 10 degrees.
And
they produce air, which we all pretty much enjoy. So there are, I think a lot of times we
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when people come forward that they really don't understand the value of the tree. In fact, we had that one incident where the woman says, wait, I ‸ requested you cut it down, but now, now I know, don't cut it down. I mean,
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and some of our streets, you know, with the way the archways where the trees were planted too close or perhaps it was the wrong tree for the wrong place. So that's something we do over time. And hopefully with that grant and that plan that they
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devised for us will help us do that.
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why I ask questions because I
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to make sure that we were taking those recommendations into account because those are people that have studied the value of trees. So that's all, that's all I wanted to point out.
All right. I just want to say just for the record for this, this instance, ‸ we talked about the two trees. We had one tree where it was proposing possible damage to an infrastructure, a structure,
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And then we have one where the tree was rock. It was starting to decay. So either way,
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there's no saving that tree and you have to outweigh the damage that it could, the other tree that could potentially cause.
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But I think in this case, we made the right decision here. It was kind of a no brainer. And like I said, moving forward, those suggestions that was made that may work for those ‸ instances, but here I don't see any issue here. So if we don't have any more comments,
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Thank you, sir. Mrs.
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Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Neuterman, and Mrs. Bowman.
Yes, sir.
I
just wanted to announce that our summer youth program is starting the recruitment process to hire
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It's a paid internship.
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It's open to all juniors and seniors eligible for the program.
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and
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promised me that they're going to make it bigger and better this year than ever as far as fill all those slots.
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So applications are open. The due date for the application is April 28th, and you can apply online on our website,
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have a few of our hiring managers on-site interviewing on the spot on March 30th, starting at 10 a.m.
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to
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at the Rockledge Career Center on Barnes Boulevard. And specifically, they're interviewing for a utility mechanic position, dispatcher, and maintenance worker positions. ‸ So it's just a new program that we're trying with CareerSource Brevard to interview on the spot for entry-level positions. And we're hoping that it'll be successful.
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help with the interns. So they're a good partner to our city. So we want to thank them for their help.
I just have two quick updates. Tomorrow is the deadline for our Upstart Cocoa Program application. So if you haven't already, please get those applications in. Also wanted to just say that we are planning our Arbor Day event for April 22nd in Riverfront Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. I sent all of you guys an email about the rain barrels. So make sure that if you didn't already, please pick up your rain barrels.
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love to see what you can do with them. Be creative. We're going to try to get those auctioned off and raise some money for our Cocoa Pal program to be able to expand their community garden. So we will have different events at the Arbor Day event. We're going to have workshops. We'll have a plant
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And we're going to have entertainment, food trucks, all different types of things. So it should be a very good event. And again, that's April 22nd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Riverfront Park.
So I just wanted to remind all of Council and everyone else that Orchid Lake is having their groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, March 16th at 11 a.m. at the site right there off of Michigan Avenue. There's a pretty large sign. You'll be able to see it. Parking will be made available along the side of the roadway. They'll have a setup for everybody to park in there. Not to park at the Murphy's Gas Station, please. That will be the only request that has been made is to not park there and walk. If you have to park across the street at the church or park next to the property, you can park there as well. But it should last about an hour and they'll do the groundbreaking. Again, that's for the
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that'll be constructed. They're in the
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right now and ‸ underground development. And then they'll be going vertical probably within the next 60 to 90 days.
Mayor Blake.
Yes, sir. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Mayor. Quick question.
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Uh, Trash Bash. Um, first Family Promise. And this is another third event we ‸ all been invited to attend. Is it ‸ a ribbon
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I think it's a ribbon cutting. Some event that we have. Can we talk about, I'm ‸ a little fired up about Trash Bash from last year.
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Because I knew we had the greatest number, but that's last year.
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It's friendly competition. Let me ‸ help you out who I'm talking about.
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So I'm just letting people be aware
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‸ participate too as well. Yes, sir.
that'll
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be April 1st, 8 a.m. till noon or 1.
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Um, there will be opportunity for volunteer hours. So if there's anybody that wants to join Team Coco, um, you can reach out to Nadasha Harris. Uh, her number is [phone removed] or nHarris at CocoFL.gov. Uh, she will be happy to give you, assign you a location. We pick up trash in conjunction with all other municipalities on the same day.
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Um, and all the cities are vying to see who can pick up the most trash. Um, and the city of Coco has been the winner for the last, I don't know, 10 plus years. Um, and so we are, uh, on, on the board, on board to, to game that championship again. Um, and so, yes, we have teams competing for who can recruit the most volunteers and who can pick up the most trash. So, um, I believe each member of council got an email that, um, outlined kind of what we were looking from council to help recruit some volunteers as well. And it is on the same day as the family promise, but the family promise ribbon cutting will be a little bit about 1145 to accommodate so you guys can get, get there after ‸ trash bash.
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of March. I just read it out there now because, uh, I feel slighted.
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That's what it's all about.
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we get people to participate.
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um, participation. Go ahead. I'm good.
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Yes,
Mr. Mayor and council members. I'm pleased to, um, inform you that the city has once again won
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certificate of achievement for excellence and financial reporting from the GFOA.
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The
city has won the GFOA certificate of achievement for excellence and financial reporting. And I'd like to thank my staff, uh, for their dedicated efforts in helping achieve this goal.
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Uh, back to the city manager. Yes. Thank you, Mr. Deputy Mayor. Um, and again, from, from me, congratulations to, uh, ‸ Mrs. Bowman and staff that that is the gold standard for, um, for governmental financial agencies. And so, um, she does a good job in pursuit of that each year. Um, and so I've, I've given to you, I've passed out the, uh, latest update to the legislative part priorities and I want to draw your attention to, uh, number 10. ‸ Rebecca, did I give you this? I gave you this. So, so on, uh, house bill, uh, 1331 pertains to municipal utilities and, uh, virtually affects, uh, everything that we do in terms of the general fund transfer from utilities to, um,
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And so this, uh, summary comes from the League of Cities there, but just let me try to, uh, walk you through it and I may need some help from, uh, Mr. Garganese and, and, uh, Mrs. Bowman there, but it restricts, uh, the surcharges, uh, to, um, customers that are, that are, uh, outside of the, uh, of the city limits there. That's capped at 10%. I don't think that that's a, that's a huge issue ‸ for us. So that's not the biggest one.
Uh,
secondly, it provides that, um,
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utility would, uh, be subject to regulation by the public service commission. Um, and then, um, most importantly, it, uh, prohibits transfers out of that enterprise fund, uh, to the general fund and only authorizes those for, um, for public utility purposes.
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general fund for utilities associated expenditures. Right now, um, through either the return on investment through the, uh, payment in lieu of taxes.
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We probably get about 48% of the general fund, uh,
uh,
revenues or general fund funding sources from utilities.
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And so this is, uh, that bill that,
uh,
more
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that we provide through the resources that we get from utilities.
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of the, uh, of the fee is,
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fixed or capped for, um, outside versus, uh, inside the city customers. And then, uh, it talks about the transfer, regardless of whatever amount that is, that transfer from utilities would be subject to local referendum. Um, and, and so whatever utility that whatever transfer that would, uh, be able to occur again, I don't understand the wisdom of transferring to the general fund to make utility expenditures, but that would have to be approved by the voters there. And I think, uh, Mr. Garganese, if I remember correctly, that's an annual, uh, referendum requirement. I'm not sure if I remember, I'm remembering that correctly. Uh, and again, the last one says that you can't transfer for to the general fund for nonpublic utility purposes. So, so, and if you do so, you're not eligible for, uh, any sort of state funds for infrastructure projects or water related projects there. So again, uh, and we've talked about this from day one of my tenure, how dependent we are on the, uh, the resources of the utility, uh, enterprise fund. And so this, this in essence is, uh, is, uh, something that is very detrimental to the city because you can't recruit those. Even if you were to, uh, if you, even if you were able to go up to the 10 mil cap, it still doesn't bring you enough to replace the revenue. That's lost from, uh, what we get from utilities.
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as a, uh, a recommendation to be in opposition to this, uh, to this house bill. And so if I've missed anything, Mr. Garganese or Mrs. Bowman.
I know at the Space Coast League of Cities, we discussed ‸ that, um, as you can see the economic impact that it would have on the city of Copa and other municipalities.
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dollars, um,
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we reach out to our state
legislatures
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this coming, um, what's that? Uh,
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when we travel up to Tallahassee. Um, I just want to make sure we do make that connection and I know we are, we reserve time and dates to meet with our elected officials, our state legislatures.
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and I'm asking the citizens, uh, to also look at house bill 1331 and there's a few others.
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Is there anything else?
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And again, just, and I've said this before. I got a question recently, uh, with regards to why I always focus in on, on
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And this is, this is one of those reasons because, you know, in
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uh, not only is that approaching half of our general fund
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uh, properties, taxable properties have a taxable value of less than $50,000. And so what that equates to in terms of the simple math is between 300 and 350, maybe $400 a year that you get in revenues from over half of the, of the residential taxable parcels there. That, that is, uh, that is very different, very unique, I
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And so this is, I can't overstate how significant this bill is and how detrimental it would
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Proactive. Construct. Build. Both residential and commercial. Enhance our tax base. Okay, sir. Anything else? Yes, sir.
Uh,
any more reports? City attorney. No report. All right. Moving on to council. I believe we are
evens
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today.
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I think
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went first last time.
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Yeah.
I'm good.
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Sorry. I'm sorry.
I apologize. ‸ Councilman goings. Um,
well, before we do the, uh, photo slot and the slides, I want to get a consensus from, uh, ‸ council, something that we'd like to, um, have
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city manager either look into or bring back
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uh,
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regarding, um, his Friday night, um,
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nights or, uh, young, younger, I don't know what you call them. Teens, elementary, middle school, high school. Um, so every Friday night for the last probably 10 years or so,
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uh, kids, um, at
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It used to be at the old center. Now it's in the new center. Um, and so the county charges
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weeks. He used to do it for,
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but it just costs way too much. So you have
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And also they require him to get police as well, uh, to help with some of the security. Um, so he, he just asked me a question. Hey, what can you think the city would like to ‸ partner with me? Because we all know Fridays in the summertime is really, it helps our police department with a lot of issues. Um, throughout the community. If there's nothing for the kids to do, we all know what's going to happen. And so he's asking for a partnership, whatever that may be, uh, from the city. It doesn't have to be monetary.
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underneath us for a partnership, which it will lower some of his costs. Um, either way, he's going to have to get police. So that's
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cost that's fixed.
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but maybe we can partner with him.
Um,
would y'all be interested in, I see the manager bringing that back, um, just for, just to see where he's,
what,
you know, once he makes the proposal and we see what he, what he wants. And so I just want to throw that at y'all.
Everybody.
What
problem with this is like you say, coordinating food city manager.
Yeah.
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has been very exciting. A lot of things going on. Um, so this event, uh, thank you to, um,
uh,
city manager and Samantha for coming and helping me in this event at McNair middle school.
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speak at their civics class. Um, and so that's Mr. Watsburg on the far left. Some of the kids, uh, I know I feel real old
because
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most of these kids, I went to school with their
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really bad all day. Um, but,
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local government is, is very, very important to the lives of other people. Um, so this was a Hey Blue event. We talked about earlier. Um, a lot of good conversation,
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for stepping up and being open minded.
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He
was, he was speaking, uh, at our event. So we really appreciate him
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of Florida. Um, it was a great event, great experience. Always good to hear, uh, some of the issues and a lot of positives and different programs that other cities have,
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So great, great event and kudos to FBC Leo for hosting the event.
Um,
so it, again, you know, we appreciate everybody for just paying attention today and, and, and being here and being involved in city ‸ government. Um, you could be anywhere else and, you know,
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a lot of, I've been getting a lot of phone calls the last couple of days dealing with, uh, some trash in the city. Um, why is this, why is that complaining, but trash badge, it could be opportunity for anyone who has complaints about what the city is not doing to come out and be a part of that solution. And so we're asking for anyone
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or four hours with us out in the community. And it, it could also help people, uh, appreciate, um, their community by other folks getting out there, cleaning up.
It'll
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make them feel guilty too. So that's one thing I did learn. Sometimes when you're cleaning up the neighborhood and going in people, you are picking up beer bottles. Um, then next thing you know, they ‸ are outside with you cleaning up. So, um, I hope everyone can come out April 1st to, um, to that event. So I'm done. Yeah.
Oh,
yeah. So April 1st, um, it is from 8 AM to 1 PM. I think it ends around 12. Uh,
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Yeah. Lunch in Riverfront Park. Yeah. Is
that
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about it. So, ‸ hope to see you there. Thank
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you see that's the new sign of the Integra trails they are running apartments out.
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and they're working on the third one now.
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I got my other pictures all right this is as you walk in the lobby while you're waiting. There's the swimming pool. It's got a cooking area. It's got fire pits the gymnasium they have for their clients is amazing I mean it's got everything you want. It's also got a yoga room as well. This is the game room and also the kitchenette. You're gonna ‸ have a party or not. Pool tables, air hockey. it's It's amazing what they've done. And they also have a computer room. So, if you want to go over and do some work and like that, they'll have all the stuff
in there.
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They haven't got the printers and stuff
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computer room as well. They even have, if you live in the apartment complex and you're working from home, you have a conference area for clients. There's
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office that they, you sign the lease with.
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I'm on the first floor all apartments have ten foot ceilings That's
the
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little living room they have. You know, they did a really nice job of staging it. but Master bedroom. That's a king-size bed. Comes, they all come with washers and dryers. Big walk-in closets. That's going from the master bedroom to the bathroom ‸ this I believe is the two bedroom apartment yep that's a two bedroom. Larger kitchen, larger living room. two baths. Comes again. This is a side by side washer and dryer walk-in closets a double sink this is the dog park like I say they've really done a nice job over there and
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like I say when I walked
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you know when I was
you know i
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first got married, we
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in apartments and they weren't very big and they weren't very nice so that's all I have
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I just have a couple things um ‸ so there's district four but um
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to talk about this because
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the they do that what do ‸ they call it Sun Sun pass
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and ‸ just happens to be
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know this is going in it's
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This is going to help with the road weather information. it's going to help with traffic overall. It's going to help with you know when we have evacuation I'm hoping that they don't have in mind that we're going to have toll
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can't do it
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right. But at any rate, they're making this investment right on our right on our border there. So that should help with safety as well. And it's going to happen relatively soon during my lifetime ‸ so um and Greg mentioned this earlier but I wanted to talk a little bit more about it
um
this was I believe this was a federal grant to do this resiliency and
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using metrics to determine you know where we stand. These are the Cocoa stats, where we stand in the risk factors. And they talked about it's all in terms of shocks versus stressors. ‸ example of a stressor would be poverty. If an area has poverty, it's harder to come back. In this case, in regard to streets, a stressor might be might be flooding, whereas you know a shock would be a fire or a storm. Sea level rise might be more of a stressor, shoreline erosion more of a stressor. But ‸ wanted to point out that in the study they did, they really didn't give us anything cocoa, any percentage in terms of storm surge sea level rise or shoreline erosion that's because it didn't take into account Indian River Drive because that's not functionally classified for this particular study. And
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will ‸ experience some sea level rise and and we're also experiencing erosion But the flooding, of course, that applies to all the other areas. And wildlife is an issue, fire and wildlife is an issue, particularly as we have the apartments going up on 524, with all of the conservation area behind it, that is susceptible to fires. now I also wanted just to put this on everybody's radar screen the performing arts in district 4 this is a real resource for us
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and what's so great about this is in addition to the students at eastern Florida it also includes a lot of our community members Got numerous neighbors that are involved in these events and it's a great opportunity to enjoy some of this entertainment for free. so um put ‸ those dates on your calendar and that's all I've got
all
righty.
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I'm short and sweet again I have a few things here that I would like to share
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busy attending a multitude of different functions major arranging from when we were at the Black Caucus, FBC
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to say that there
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by the name of Ann Janie Sharma she was involved with a um writing event pertaining to the correlation between affordable housing and homelessness. She won that award, this grant writing event,
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not her this is one of the mayors from the local cities municipalities, um but um
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was the recipient of this thousand
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kudos to one of our two many outstanding Bavardians also Cocoa High graduates Mr. Jamel Dean just recently was
reassigned
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uh in agreement with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Kansas City Chiefs I'm happy to say and they both um yes sir, they're being paid handsomely and rewardingly because they put forth a positive effort and through their uh skills and talents it's paying off, but more so than anything else, their prayers for these young men. yes sir so kudos to those two gentlemen um there was a video that I was trying
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um uh I guess we weren't able to get it because it's a youtube but I got uh
‸ I
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once we uh uh uh fix this unique shortcoming
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with a
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job so kudos to everyone again please
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And last but not least, our fearless leader deputy
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love that to her
uh I don't have much uh I've attended most of these events that the other council members and the mayor spoke of uh a lot of great great things going on um looking forward to the trash bash uh also
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out right now uh so ‸ I would ask citizens be careful with you know burning burning anything right now uh keep an eye out on your your brush in your backyards. and uh If you see any smoke fire, reported as soon as possible. um and that's all
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‸ to the public hearing I'm having to make certain preparations okay
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aye.
aye any nays
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