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Gracious God, we thank you for this day. We thank you for the ability for all of us to come together in love and understanding. And we all ask God for wisdom. Thank you for the sunshine and thank you for the rain. Because we're all here in one accord. Thank you. Amen.
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Please repeat after me. I pledge allegiance to the flag
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all.
Will
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Deputy Mayor Hearn. President. Council Member Dial.
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Council
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Thank you.
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Council?
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Second.
We have a motion on
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Aye. Aye. Aye.
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Proceeding on, there's no minutes.
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Youth Athletic League. I see Mrs.
The
effervescent Mrs. Phillips. Would you like for us to come down now?
Would you please?
With honor and privilege. Council, staff, would you please proceed forward.
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have been around three years now, or should I say reactivated three years.
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the way.
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come back and do what's necessary for themselves to improve, whether it's on the field or off the field, in the classroom or not in the classroom. We have coaches that have been mentors. Thank you, Councilman Hearns. He comes out and coaches our older kids, our 14-year-olds that are going into high school, from middle school. And it has been a joy and a blessing. Councilman Goins has always been out there from the start he came out. But just to give back to the kids that you serve. We appreciate it. We look forward to a continued partnership.
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One Central Florida
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League and AYF. And we look to grow from there. This year we are hoping to have not just 300, maybe 400 kids. But it's your support that helps us and the community support that helps us get the equipment we need. We're still growing, so we still need more equipment. So however you guys do it, we appreciate it. And this is one of our Super Bowl winning teams. And I present
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You're not
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Everybody put your hand on the plaque, man.
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Everybody put your hand on the plaque,
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everybody.
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It's all about leadership. And it starts with the President, including you as well. I remember that one Saturday morning or Saturday afternoon, it was windy.
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facility. Man, I was ready to reach them to my pocket because I thought I was getting ready to hear a sermon, baby. Send a hat
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But here we are today in every reason to celebrate the positive accomplishments that we ‸ do.
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in my classroom.
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that's the reason why I'm constantly supporting and applauding all the coaches. I've been a coach.
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here, we can train them.
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So we thank you, Mr. Williams, the President and staff. You've been a good and faithful servant. Anybody want to say anything?
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I don't think I need a microphone.
You
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Good? Good. Good.
Just thank you on behalf of District 4 in particular, where most Radley Park is located and just being, you know, that central focal point that attracts all sorts of good energy.
Thank you.
All right. All right. Let's give them a round of applause, please.
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Go ahead, ma'am. Come on. On April 2nd, we will be hosting a 7v7 tournament that will bring in probably 40 teams from all over the state of Florida. We have the best concession stand around. Anybody will tell you. Absolutely. So come enjoy the park and watch some good games.
That's
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to like 5.
Oh. Okay. Yes, because we have a barbecue event to attend that same day. So, yeah. We'll be waddling out there, sir. And a car show downtown Cocoa.
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So, yes. We'll have our face in the place with the human race. Let's give Mrs. Phillips and her staff a round of applause. Hoorah. Hoorah.
Thank you.
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Tiger pride, ma'am.
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All right. All right. All day, every day. Won't stop. Can't quit.
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Brother Bonner had one of my former students ‸ here. Without further ado, as you all know, October is, I know it's woman's month, but I want to say ladies,
So
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from the south, southern.
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that. You didn't say woman or woman. You said lady.
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Okay. Well, there are actually two proclamations because not only is it International Women's Day on March 8th, but this month is Women's History Month. And so, let me start with the proclamation for International Women's Day. Whereas in 1921, the date was adopted internationally and in 1977, the United Nations declared the eighth day of March as International Women's Day, which is when the world should celebrate, recognize, and remember women and the accomplishment they have made to society. Whereas the colors of International Women's Day are purple, green, and white. Purple signifies justice ‸ and dignity. Green symbolizes hope. White represents purity. And whereas the 2022 theme is break the bias because whether it is deliberate or unconscious, bias makes it difficult for women to move ahead. And knowing that bias exists is not enough. Action is needed to level the playing field. So, now therefore I,
Michael C. Blake.
On behalf of the City
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March 8th, or the day of March 8th, as International Women's Day.
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We need to
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too. Yeah. And so, whereas the month of March is Women's History Month, whereas the 2022 Women's History theme is providing healing, promoting hope, which is a tribute to the ceaseless work ‸ of caregivers and frontline workers during this ongoing pandemic. And whereas Women's History Month recognizes thousands of ways that women of all cultures have provided both healing and hope throughout history. And whereas women as healers go back to ancient times, their gift of hope spreads light to the lives of others and reflects a belief in future generations.
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today who have brought these priceless gifts to their family, workplaces, and neighborhoods,
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who listen, ease suffering, restore dignity, and make decisions for our general and personal welfare. Now, therefore, Michael C. Blake, on behalf of the City Council, City of Cocoa
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a photo. All the ladies in the house. Yeah,
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four items, ladies and gentlemen.
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Vote your convictions. You're well rehearsed. You know all the rules and regulations.
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Please be mindful that you must submit a card.
Bring
your card forward. Do not let it linger on. First on the list, one of my former students, Kevin Bond. Please come forward, young man.
Oh, I can start? Okay. ‸ Hi, my name is Kevin Bond, and
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here to speak about the Cocoa Conservation Area.
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I believe in the summer, about the benefits of the trails and what they would do to help the community and the runners and the school.
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I'd like to say a lot of progress has been made.
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I've been asked to come here and speak about the previous meeting because there seems to be some, I'd say, confusion about what high school cross country is and kind of some of the rules and standards within the sport. So my experience is about nine years of competitive running. This would be, most of it's been high school, but this is my third collegiate year doing cross country and competing. So what I kind of tell people within the sport, the number one rule is that there are no rules. Most of the rules that you see are kind of within, for certified courses. And I'd say out of maybe 100 courses I've ran, maybe 10 of them were certified. It's kind of a very open sport. It's not extremely regulated, which is kind of what makes it fun.
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I had walked the trails. I was guided on them. And I was just kind of asked to give my opinion about what I thought about them and what I thought for ‸ competitive nature.
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But for it to be a high school competitive course, I think it's great. The surface is good. The width is good. The turns are good. There was maybe two obstructions that would have to be moved. But they're just some small branches. I'd say it's a very competitive course. And that's a huge draw to bring in a lot of other teams and people even outside the county to come and race in it. Even for a local race, a trail race, ultra marathons, and all sorts of that.
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And for what it can be, it is perfect.
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it would not be a certified course, which is correct. It need a lot of work to be certified. But it doesn't need to be certified for high ‸ school. Even for college, it doesn't have to be certified. It's just preferred for fast times and a championship level race to be certified. And someone had mentioned a state championship couldn't be held there. Well, they're absolutely right. Because state championships have been at Florida State University, I believe it's Appalachian Regional Park, for the last, I believe, 10 years. And with the national NCAA D1 championships just being hosted there in the fall, I find it very unlikely that they would ever move the state championship from that venue. It would take a lot to move it. And for what these trails could be and their potential, I don't think it needs to be championship caliber. And they don't need to be certified. And I believe there was a notion to purchase the easement. And that would increase the hospitality. And you can't go into it, but just make the overall venue so much better. And it can bring in so many more people and teams and schools. So that's all.
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Thank you.
Next is Giawan.
Hello. I am not one of your students.
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Go
ahead, ma'am. So, yeah, I want to thank you guys. I sent an email last minute because I do coach cross country, but I also coach tennis, and it is tennis season. So I apologize I was not able to speak, but I appreciate your time in reading emails. ‸ So we did a little tag team because I do have an experienced runner in the family, and he got some of it from me. But we have been working on this trail project. And, you know, yes, I am very focused on the cross country aspect of it, but I do think big picture.
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for example, trail races.
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And guess what you run through? So, you know, our course has some opportunities.
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that we walked yesterday. But
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unique course in this
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country runners. It would benefit our walkers that want a nice place to walk besides the river road, right? It would benefit our school age children that are also nearby with
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And for extra credit, they had to go down ‸ to Palm Bay. And so, gosh, we could have an opportunity for them to go right down the street here in Cocoa to get their environmental experience. So, again, cross country is my heart. But I want to think bigger than that. You know, the conservation. If we have kids that don't know the value of going out in the woods because that's not what they do, you know, I believe it was Maya Angelou said that when you know better, you do better. And so this is an opportunity to give our kids some experience with aspects.
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know, multiple times, not
derogatory
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or in vain. And I appreciate that. But, you know, I do want to speak to some of the comments. As far as hosting to make money, money-making opportunities, again, there are some of those. When we're talking about like a chain of lakes events with 50 teams, that's not in my heart. That's not in my passion. That's not.
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But I would invite a good number of teams. That would be beneficial. I partner with some of the local coaches and some of the other high schools. So we get good training opportunities. And that would be a good training opportunity for us. You know, to host a good fun 5K for walkers and runners, that would be a very different venue than what some of the local races are. So that's, again, a money-making opportunity if that's what we're looking at. Again, in talking with our trail runners,
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county.
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events. So, again, there are some opportunities ‸ to be collaborative if that's what your goal is.
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time. I appreciate your work.
Thank you.
Thank you, Ms. Bond. Okay. Next
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Gabor? Gabor. It's almost like a Zsa Zsa Gabor member. Just
kind of like that. Yes.
Go ahead. I'm aging myself.
You
do not know anything.
That was Ava. So I do know. Good evening, Mayor Blake and City Council.
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inbox. The newsletter is colorful, informative, and provides lots of news I can use. Every COCOAN should subscribe to this newsletter. ‸ After watching the mayor's video, I was especially interested to read about the upcoming goal setting and budget workshops. I look forward to seeing an agenda and format for citizen participation. I hope for an interactive workshop that encourages dialogue between the city's goals and citizens' priorities. As elected representatives, you have a big job to represent our unique city. And effective communication is a key tool. The newsletter is a good vehicle for those who have access to the web and subscribe to it. But I hope the city makes clear to all citizens that we are welcome and encouraged to participate in setting the city's priorities. I look forward to attending this workshop to support COCO. And I support the COCO citizens' priority
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Thank you.
Thank you,
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Next on the list will be Judy
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writing is bad. I'm reading a statement from her.
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think we covered that before.
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mean if she's
a duly authorized representative of the person, she could read the statement. That person would then not be able to speak under delegations, but I'm assuming that person's not here. That's why she's reading a statement.
Fantastic.
That's correct. Thank you. Thank you for clarifying. Okay, my name is Kristen and I'm reading the
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cherish? I bet the top answers will be nature and less crowding. Places you can walk, jog, or watch egrets fly. And now we can add another way to enjoy a real natural Florida experience.
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in 2003 COCO applied for and got a sizable grant from the Florida Community Trust. It was to be used to purchase land between Range Road near COCO High School across to State Road 524 for conservation. So COCO purchased the land and signed the contract to care and maintain the area as a native Florida plant and animal preserve. The agreement includes keeping out invasive species, using controlled burns, and trail maintenance. In return for these reasonable costs, COCO gets an amazing place. See it for yourself. A good way to do that is to take a guided tour. You can find out when one is being given by going to the site of the COCO Cares Facebook group. They are a group of citizens who support sharing ideas to improve COCO and citizen participation in government. This project, which they and many others support, is a major asset.
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including appropriate spending for it in the upcoming priorities
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Thank you. Now, so, I guess, are you
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Yes. Now I'm reading a statement on behalf of...
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That's
correct. Well,
it's nine minutes that I'm reading, but it's only one that's my statement.
No, no. But I'm saying three plus
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Okay. Is that permissible? Just want to make sure, brother.
So, each person that speaks under delegation is afforded three minutes.
Right.
So, if she's here representing yet another person, then she would be entitled... That person would be entitled to their three minutes. The speaker has not spoken on her behalf yet, so she would also be given three minutes.
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point of clarification. So that's nine minutes total. Maximum nine
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This statement is read on behalf of
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And what Linda would like to say to council is, she says, Thank you, council members, for your public service. At times, I am certain it seems thankless. However, today, I am asking you to make your job just a little bit harder by asking you to allow more citizen participation in city spending decisions. I know it is hard to listen to disparate
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it. First, please solicit taxpayer participation in the upcoming planning session scheduled for March 15th. Second, please direct the city manager by email to respond to my emails and freedom of information requests so that I can be prepared with the type of fiscal information that I need to be a valued participant. I have been waiting for weeks for a response to my request for current fund balances and statuses of spending on approved capital projects.
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Last week, I sent a spreadsheet of exactly what I was looking for in case there was any confusion and have yet to receive an acknowledgement of the email.
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engagement and actively respond to their ideas.
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more inclusive and representative our city can become. Thank you for this opportunity to be heard. And that's from Linda. Thank
you
for
this opportunity.
And
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My statement tonight is about the City Goal Setting and ‸ Priorities Workshop next Tuesday, March 15th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. I support citizen participation in the upcoming city planning, ‸ priorities, and goal setting events. In the 2016 to 2021 strategic plan,
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that expressly include public participation. To help the city meeting its goal of promoting greater transparency in budgeting and financial matters. Objective 2.1 is to encourage stakeholders to participate in budget workshops and ‸ meetings. Encouraging citizens to participate in next week's workshop directly contributes to the city's objectives to engage stakeholders. While I have reached out to the city directly on this and to encourage citizen input to be clarified,
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welcome to the public or the agenda for the event. The Facebook and website announcements should be updated to welcome public participation. Regarding the city's priorities in the 2016 plan, when I reviewed the strategic plan recently, I was surprised by two items.
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city staff
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The second surprise was that the priority of civic engagement was ranked eighth out of the eight priorities selected.
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eighth as a priority for the city? Should citizens be involved in setting these priorities on behalf of COCO? I think so. The City Council Code of Conduct states the following that each council member agreed to. I will seek to provide appropriate leadership that nurtures and motivates the citizens of COCO to be stakeholders in the affairs and achievements of the city. I support each of you in fulfilling the promise of this code of conduct. Due to the uncertainty of next week's event agenda, I am presenting citizen priorities early.
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CARES event to council, along with a separate list of citizen suggestions.
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included in the March 8th meeting minutes. The citizen priorities compiled by COCO CARES will be posted in the COCO CARES Citizens Public Facebook group. I look forward to attending the workshop next week and to helping the city fulfill its vision of COCO as a community where all residents have the opportunity to participate in community decisions. Thank you for your time this evening. I look forward to next week and I would appreciate it if the city would encourage citizen participation in that event as it's been made clear tonight. Thank you for your consideration.
‸ Do you want to answer to
that?
No. Okay. Steve Murphy.
Yes, sir. Mayor, fellow council members, thank you for your time.
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My
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here, which is a Coco city debt. I've spoken briefly with, uh, with, uh, Mayor Blake at the district 4, uh, meeting last year and I had, uh, forwarded my comments to, uh, my, uh, council member, Mr. Dial, um, last week. Uh, after having, uh, spent time trying to review and look at the, the city of Coco's debt position,
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for and
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uh, on last year for the next 10 years. And, uh, ‸ wanted to go over several problems that I have, um, found in just reviewing that. First, there are planned fire assessment increases every year for the next 10 years. Those are already planned, but even with those planned
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the 10 year period. So
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‸ Also, there are planned stormwater assessment increases every year.
There
are planned, uh, sewer and water assessment increases every year for the next 10 years. But even with those
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water and sewer than non city residents do. And even with that, there's a planned $110 million bond issuance planned over the next 10 years for water and sewer. In addition to that, the, uh, last year's staff, staff salary increases will have an effect upon the, um, the pension plans for that cost there. And there is, uh, as far as staff costs,
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at the end of the 10 years. The financial analysis plan does not, uh, even address fire or police costs. So there's additional potential issues there, uh, that are going to cost the city as well. The plan was completed before the most recent projected increases due to, um, the, uh, inflation costs that we are experiencing and they're getting nothing but worse now. And as, uh, uh, uh, you guys on the city council know,
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So as much as we can, I would like
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a
definition or a report that the, um, the city manager would provide a quarterly would review the planned and the known, um, debt that the city is in so that we can, uh, review that and work towards reducing the amount of debt that we have. And
that we have
to take on, especially with the inflationary costs are coming on. Thank you for your time.
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We're in the midst of going through the audit right now, sir.
Yes, ma'am. Um, I think, uh, two council meetings ago, you were audited. I think it compiled over 215 questions in reference of finances.
Yes, sir. We got ‸ awarded the, uh, certificate, uh, for excellence in financial reporting.
Now it's comprised of 215 questions.
Yes, sir.
And how many help me understand how many did we get?
Uh, ‸ there was,
did we get right?
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Right. There was just a few comments that I had to address this year to make some minor adjustments in, um, transparency and reporting. Thank you.
So we are transparent. Yes, sir.
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Just for the rest. So,
Mr. Mayor. Not right
now, sir.
Okay.
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That I was questioning your integrity.
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Let your heart be at ease. Okay. Thank you, sir. All right. Do we have any additional cards? Okay. Seeing none, this concludes this portion of delegations and we will proceed on to the consent agenda.
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Motion to approve.
We have a motion
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call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And the nays.
Aye.
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Approve of the second and final reading of ordinance 02-2022. Regarding updates to the special events ordinance.
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Yes, sir. Would you
read
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for me, please, sir?
Ordinance number 02-2022. An ordinance of the City
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Amending Chapter 2 Administration, Article 11 of the City Code relating to special events, providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions. Incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. As you noted, Mayor, this is second and final reading. Also a public hearing item. No changes since first reading. Mr. Mayor.
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Um,
this is the second reading.
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wording of our Tier 1 and Tier 2 ‸ events, um,
to,
um,
account
for for-profit entities who have under 500 attendees at their event to be classed under Tier 1 instead of Tier 2. Um, so it just revised the language in both of those tiers to reflect that.
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Do we have any questions for our number two?
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Um, yeah, just real quick. What's an example?
I
was trying to think, what would be an example, because this was for parades? It's for special
events and parades, but it's...
Okay,
so, um, what would be an example of a for-profit business?
We have a CrossFit competition that goes on in the park,
um, that is put on by a for-profit entity, but they have under 300 people, but they're being charged at
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it just isn't cost-effective for them.
Okay, great.
Is that it, ma'am? Yep. Thank you.
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the Council. What are the wishes of Council?
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Second.
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call the question. All in favor of saying aye. Aye.
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amending the meeting frequency of the police community relations advisory board.
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the mayor's appointee. Okay, would anyone like to speak? Because I'm ready to make the motion.
Oh, sir, I just wanted to point out that Mr. Wash was contacted a couple times by the clerk's office
but
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no response. And ‸ everybody else has been reconfirmed except for the one that we're reappointed tonight, who's resigned from the code board as first alternate.
Right. Mr. Thomas, stand, please. All right. Thank you, Mr. Thomas. This is the young man that switched from the code board and hopefully by tonight will be a part of the police community relations advisory board.
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Just one more thing to add. There was an attempt to hold a meeting last month, February 24th, and they weren't able to get a quorum for that meeting as well. So I just wanted to let you know that.
Mr. Thomas, we have a verbal commitment from you, correct, sir? Correct. Thank you, sir. You heard it for your mouth, ‸ heard it for yourself. As all folks say, straight from the horse's
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I'm not calling you a horse, sir, but you get what I'm saying.
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‸ All right. Chair, I'd like
to
make the, anything else,
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before I move forward. Thanks, ma'am. Chair, I'd like to make a motion to approve the young man, Demetrius Thomas, to move
on the
community relations advisory board. Second.
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Aye. Any nays? Aye. Say it unanimously. Proceeding on to city business, the final
item for tonight. Well,
well, well.
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Okay.
Yes,
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City business.
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city facilities, rentals, special events, and parades. Mrs. St. Thank
you.
Thank you, sir. This is, there are two changes that we are proposing for the master fee schedule. The first one would actually encompass what you guys just approved to agenda items earlier, which is the change in the wording for the tiers for special events. So all that is doing is taking that wording and putting it into our master fee schedule. And then the second thing that we'll be changing is the price for the public safety personnel.
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an hour for for-profit entities and $40 an hour for nonprofit entities. The same thing with fire and also our public works personnel that worked special detail for special events. We, you know, back in October, we raised the pay rates for all of our employees.
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special detail for public events. So we have, we did do a study to check out what other departments are charging as well. So this is commensurate with what the sheriff's office is charging and some of the other cities as well.
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do away with the nonprofit rate. And then we also have added a command level staff rate of $55 per hour per person. So those are the two changes that we are proposing for the fee schedule. And I'm happy to answer any questions.
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Yes, sir. So we are, we were having trouble filling the spots. So we have special detail.
There
are certain needs that we have to fill when we have certain special events. If there's an event that has so many people that we need to have so many fire personnel or police personnel. And so we were having trouble filling those spots with our, with our police and fire personnel because we, the rates weren't commensurate with what they are now making just regular pay. And so we are, we needed to adjust that to compensate so we can fill those spots and not have to go out to outside agencies to fill those spots.
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does the officer make of the 50 or 55?
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It is.
So city get maybe $10?
Uh, well there, there's also, there's, it's also covering some of their, um, there's, uh, pension and insurance and everything.
All
of that stuff.
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And then there's the cost to cover that. And then the admin fee is the cost to cover equipment,
um,
cars and all of that stuff.
So basically we just, we just pretty much paying an additional five bucks for officer basically.
Right. So, well, yeah.
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level position. Okay. The other price was already $50 an hour. We just changed the admin fees for the officers. We're getting more money. Okay. Thank you.
Any other questions for Mrs. Singer?
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Just gonna call the board so all in favor
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aye. Aye. Any nay? Aye. Say I ‸ have the unanimous. Proceeding on to the next item.
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Uh,
Mr. Eaglet, Greg Stoll. Come forward please. Sir. What was that guy's name? Ewell Gibbons?
He
used to be like the Nature Man or something?
Mr. Granola?
Yes.
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He's
very close to Mother Nature. Here we are.
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And,
uh,
before I get started, Mayor, bad news.
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So it's a failed nest.
Okay.
Better luck next year.
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the meeting we had yesterday, uh,
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Uh,
uh, uh, uh,
a bright and a dark spot. Uh, ‸ we heard, heard about, uh, some RAISE grants. This is Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity. Uh, this is a multi-billion dollar, five-year program. Woo-hoo! Until I looked at who got these, some of these grants, like
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So, you know, we'll probably be down on the pecking order.
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some complete street money. Uh, so that's kind of interesting. Uh, uh, I want to
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call for projects for 2022.
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524. From Michigan over to industry and then industry all the way out to just west of I-95. Thank you, sir. Uh, I'm gonna ‸ skip this one. Uh, I will talk to, uh,
uh,
uh, Councilwoman Koss and, and, uh,
uh,
uh, City Manager, uh, Witten, after this. Uh,
uh,
another item, of course, you know, I'm always interested in bus stops. Uh, so, uh, one of the things, uh, that was presented was in May, uh, SCAT, otherwise known as 321 Transit, a much better acronym, uh, will have their ridership counts from the information technology system out. So, we'll better identify specific stop usage and this way we'd be able to put the money where the people are.
Uh,
and, uh, uh, that's really all I have for you.
That's, that's the next short and sweet too,
man.
Good night.
Yes, sir. Great night. Great night. Thank you very much, uh, Mr. Stoll. I really do appreciate
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I
sincerely mean that with all of my heart.
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You can get all
of
them.
Um, City Manager, sir.
Um,
we
have a couple of reports tonight, Mr. Mayor and Council. Uh, Chief Lamb will give you the COVID-19 update. Uh, Mrs. Bowman has a report. Mrs. Singer has a report, Mr. Smith.
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Yes,
sir.
So, Chief Lamb, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Singer, uh, ‸ Mr. Smith, and then myself.
Uh,
yes, Mayor and Council members. I just wanted to report to you that the, um, kiosk is located, um, on the south side of the building is operational at this point in time. Uh, we have ‸ had customers using it, um, ‸ pretty frequently. We had as many as 21 payments, uh,
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during the lunch hour. So, people are using that.
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One of which is the sun on the south side of the building. So, we're trying to figure out what to do to kind of shade the screen some so that people can see it more easily. And once we get that figured out, we'll blast everything out on social media.
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Okay, I guess I'll go next. Um,
so,
as
it was earlier noted, um, that we have, um, started doing an e-newsletter. Um, we're gonna shoot that out the first, um, probably the first Friday of every month, um, is when we'll send that out. So, um, we'll be including, it's just a way for us to get more timely information out when we do. We'll also do the quarterly newsletter, um, and that is, um, sometimes a little bit dated when it gets out to people because it's only quarterly. Um, so with the e-newsletter, we'll be able to get more timely information out to everyone. Um, and that will be through subscription. We do have still email addresses for people who signed up for the, um, new, the quarterly newsletter when it was an electronic version. Um, and so we will do, we have those emails and we will still, um, promote the fact that people can sign up for that e-newsletter. Um, so we'll continue to do that and I just wanted to let everybody know that we have started that.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So
what
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the, um,
I just
wanted to ask, so how exactly,
because
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I don't think I received a copy. I didn't know it was coming anyway.
You
should have
because
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I added you to the list. So you should have it.
‸ Okay. I'll go back and look.
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thank you so much. So, uh, with the new CDC guidance, a lot has changed as far as COVID-19. The biggest change is now protective measures are being determined by, um, a grading system, basically, and that grading system is being done through what we see in our hospitals as far as their capacities, the levels that they're seeing. So it goes from high to moderate to low.
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most of the state is on a moderate level and then we'll probably stay there. The good news out of all of that is we'll continue to monitor it. If we go to a high level, then we'll take protective measures as needed at that time and discuss it with staff. Uh, but all of our hospitals are in good shape right now and we're still continuing to see a trend of a downward motion of the number of COVID positive cases that we see and an upward motion of the number of people who are being vaccinated.
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This man sitting to my level, you guys right on television world, also was aware about that fire that took place. And you provide a shelter when people find, when there's no hope, we find hope. And that's what Team Coco is all about.
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I didn't move here. I was born here. But I thank God that everybody that works for the great city of Coco that go beyond the call of duty. So I just want to thank the men and women of the whole entire city of Coco, all 400 plus strong and the citizens throughout that
part.
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Thank you for pitching in, supporting, stepping up. So I say thank you. Thank you. And for calling for that participation, helping thy brothers, I am thy brothers' people and thy sisters' people. So I thank you as well.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Just to follow up on that a little bit, because I'm sure you haven't heard. Back to that incident, there were 48 residents displaced from their home due to that fire. ‸ Clear Lake Isles. I'm happy to report all but one has returned home. We were able to get almost 90% of them back into their homes on Sunday. We had a few that were still out of their homes due to water damage, but we had some place for them to stay until that was remediated. And then Monday, the remainder went back except for one. And of course, that was where the fire originated. But we've kept in contact with the management company there along with the resident to ensure that they had some place to stay and weren't just out on the street.
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Thank you. Thank you, Chief. And I'm going
to
say one more thing and I'm going
to
leave it alone. But see, these are the things that we should do as the city government. And I know people make paper requests. But sometimes I have to push that paper request away so I can take care of the human
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Human
mankind.
There's priorities in everything. And I said thank you.
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I said
thank you.
The men and women. You
serve as well.
And I can't please everybody. So I might as well please you all. City management.
Yes, sir. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Let me actually expound upon what the chief and
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And I gave you on an update. I didn't give you the most recent update. I mean we were prepared and the chief had actually already called Gail. What's Gail? How do you pronounce Gail's last name?
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they had talked as the fire chief to city leisure staff about opening up the civic center for those folks who potentially the Red Cross couldn't accommodate. You know and ‸ we take a lot of abuse. You know and those are the moments ‸ that make you proud because they had already arranged that by the time the call he had called me. ‸ So we were prepared to actually either put them in the civic center or rent them hotel rooms and
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You know and so ‸ that you know those those moments are you know really ‸ gratifying in the in the service in service to the public. You know also I don't know that you all knew about this the last pay cycle we were making the transition from SunTrust to Truist. ‸ We had some hiccups with payroll and again you know by the time Mrs. Bowman had called me they had already set up a process where
they were
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going to stay after hours on a Friday to make sure those employees who needed an advance on their pay that they actually got a manual check you know and so those are those are again you know those are opportunities where
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you know.
As the leader of the team.
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to to feel some pride ‸ and I and
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and I'll just read
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and
noticed
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water gushing from the end of my driveway. I attempted to call the Cocoa water emergency number however that number didn't
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me that they would know to notify the proper personnel. A few minutes later I received a call from a city of Cocoa employee who advised me they were on their way. Within a short time Jeff showed up within minutes he was probing with a metal rod at different meter locations listening to the sounds coming from the meter rod and knew exactly where the leak was and how to fix it.
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He looked at the water coming from the ground I said what do you think sir and he said that's normal about that time we both started laughing. Before I knew it the heavy equipment started to arrive Billy and the crew got into ‸ the hole and in the early morning hours the leak was fixed and the hole was covered up. I was then contacted by
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that my driveway would be fixed ‸ and explain the process for that all of the workers were great did an outstanding job for our community because of their efforts. We were never out of running water. Thank you again for your excellent service. And so I just wanted to give a shout out to.
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a heavy equipment operator.
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and then David who.
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and and this gentleman took the time out who is a retired federal agent to actually recognize them.
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Where people take shots at. ‸ And there's nothing.
You know what
it's
like.
You have to let it go sometimes. You have to do like a duck. What do with water on its back. Just let it slide down. Because we have to still
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And this is a prime example. So I thank you all. For not waiting. Anyway. These colors. Orange, blue, green. That make
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Right behind us. And right in this room. And beyond. Our colors do not run. We're going to stick and stay if it takes all day and all night. And I thank God for you and your family. I thank you. Because you open up your
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And I damn well believe in you. All day. Every day. And I said it. Let the city attorney deal with it. And I'm standing beside you. Not behind you. Not in front of you. But beside you.
I
thank God for you.
Thank you.
Let's see the man. Yes, Mr. Mayor. The conversation about the city's debt came up earlier.
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I think the only debt we have is for the fire stations.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, Rebecca.
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And then I think one to two refundings.
Okay. So so we so we refinance some paper. We have the fire stations and then whatever we have on the utility side there. And so again again Rebecca can can jump in. The city has a very low debt ratio. Um, and in terms of transparency with regards to that debt. Each year you get an opportunity to approve the CIP. There's a five year capital improvement plan. That's what CIP stands for each year.
stantec
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comes before you and provides you with the financial model. Um, and they they they give you a projection of revenues versus expenditures and tell you where red flags are where they are if you're doing okay. Each year you get
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you get a revenue. Uh, sufficiency report and analysis on the on the water and wastewater rates. Um, uh, at least on the rate water and wastewater revenues there. So so each year you're getting updated on these things. Um, in addition, you know, debt is always covered by covenants requirements in the bond resolutions there.
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a city of its size probably does a whole lot better than most cities out there. I will
I
will send you the Council a report with regards to I'm assuming. Um, that statement did come from Mrs. Dolphin with regards to her public records request and I will send you, uh, the
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a, uh,
um,
audited fund balance request. And so as you know, the fund balance is audited once a year and contained in the
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the financial statements. She was
advised that again, that hadn't occurred for the prior fiscal year. Um, and that that for the prior fiscal year would happen in March, uh, be completed in March and presented to the Council in April.
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balances there. So, so it hasn't been three weeks with her, uh, information
request
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sitting out there. There's needed to be clarification with regards to what her request was, uh, during the, during the course of ‸ that three week period. And she just now, uh, dialed in to give me an updated version of a particular spreadsheet. So, so, uh, there's some context, uh, to that, um, story, if you will.
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Mr. Mayor, I also have an update.
Oh, sorry.
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be closed starting this Friday through April 3rd.
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reconstruction there.
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full day as well.
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it will be Highland. Um, that one's a little further out that we don't have any updates regarding it.
And Mr. Mayor, Mr. ‸ Smith and Mrs. Essene and
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TPO staff this past week to talk about, uh, the 524 project
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I don't want to, I don't want to give away any strategic advantages there because again, we are,
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they're citing him in Cocoa. And I say it that way because
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in, uh, in that basket and say that they're coming. We just want them to announce it early. So, so, so we, we talk strategy with TPO with regards to particular projects that we think would benefit us in that regard.
Okay.
And I think that's it.
Uh,
uh,
uh, the city manager, you and the staff, I believe you all are like the undertaker. And how's that?
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dirt in my face. Uh, I believe in employees in the city of Cocoa. I believe in Cocoa. I just don't want to see that man come over here by me. I got love for you to be just, but you understand. You're kissing. I'm
gonna say
thank you, Mr. ‸ City Manager. All 400 plus employees, thank you. And the citizens of Cocoa, we thank you. Um, we're facing some challenging times. Tough times don't always last, but tough people do. Just marinate on that. Okay. City Attorney, sir. Uh, ‸ let's proceed on with
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And I should get my choice to go last.
I don't know about last, ma'am. You have the floor, ma'am.
Okay. Um, well, we'll try to keep it short and sweet.
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just something I was trying to be able to reach out to constituents that maybe can't get to the meeting or, you know, it's just easier for them to, um, to, to zoom in, so to speak. And we had a tremendous turnout. I was really impressed.
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call than at the last community events.
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and came up with some good ideas out of that because again, the idea was to reach out and try to get some citizen feedback on strategic planning. This is something that, you know, I've been speaking with the city manager about since, um, since he came on board.
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any kind of, uh, organizational success. And I believe in it and I believe it will be for ours too.
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And a little bit concerned as we heard tonight that it's kind of changed because it was strategic planning and now it's priority setting. And I'm hoping we're still on the strategic planning. Just as when we work with small businessmen, the entrepreneurs, our entrepreneur program, and we ask them to come to us with a plan. We need to have a plan too. We need to be able to tell our constituents about that plan. Have an opportunity for citizen buy-in. So say, well, this is what we got together. You had the chance to participate and find different ways to include people. Uh, whether that be through survey or Zoom call or whatever, but, um, I see that you're having a town hall. And soon. Yeah, deputy mayor.
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Oh,
you haven't. Okay. I thought I saw something about that, but, um, I know the town hall has always been a good way to get feedback. And, um, you know, the problems we had last year were to a large degree because we didn't have that initial involvement when we were making some pretty big decisions.
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feedback on that, but I'm really eager to hear, you know, what we can do to get some feedback. Um, and I will certainly be incorporating all the ideas that we've been collecting in this series of community meetings. Um, I also, and I was glad to see ‸ really thrilled about the monthly newsletter. I think that's, that's great.
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the email. So hopefully it just didn't get caught in the spam.
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And I think that's
what
I'm sure
it said,
a
biweekly report, just a bulleted list of new things that are coming up because I read in the paper, I think it was, I don't know, what was it? Uh, for the community meeting that, um, the framework group is going to do on Thursday night at the Civic Center. I had no idea that that was going on. Was that, did you know about it?
Yes.
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Okay, on the city website?
Mm-hmm.
Um,
so I have to be, is it, how do you get that information? Because, I mean, are you going to the website on a regular basis? Facebook.
Okay, on Facebook. So what
about citizens that aren't using Facebook?
Um,
I just think we have to be communicating with everybody.
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for, and I think it's a reasonable request, the only reason I was asking for that bulleted list was because I've had the experience of going to the hairdresser, and the hairdresser is actually informing me about things that I probably should have known before then. Um, and that's how kind of rumors evolve and you get misinformation out there.
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And I'm just hoping that we can start doing that soon. Uh,
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So, do you think that's something that's valuable?
Are
you asking us a question?
Yeah, because I, like I say, I've been requesting this since September 20th, 2021, which is six months now. And, um, I don't think it's that much work because it's just a bulleted list.
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know, you know, who is applying for permits and that sort of thing. What sort of developments are submitting applications? And, um, I seem to be getting the information late. And maybe it's because I'm not an avid Facebook person, although I do check in on Facebook.
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be equipped with that information. I would like to be, you know, enabled with that information so that when my constituents come to me, I can respond to them. Um, ‸ so that, those are the two things
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And I just want to thank everyone that did come to the Zoom meeting, that have come to the community meetings, and all of your input. And I'll do my best on Tuesday to incorporate that and hope that you'll have a chance to speak too.
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Uh, since we're doing events this week. Uh, I had the opportunity to attend the event
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They restored an apartment complex over there,
uh,
Tropical Manor, I believe it's called. Um, so I attended, uh, there was a few more representatives,
the
Sheriff's Office. I saw some, uh, county, uh, representatives. It was a really good event to see, um, how this county is attracting people that's willing to come in and reinvest in our communities. Um, you know, it is Merritt Island, the event that I attended, but we have citizens that, that are moving over that way because of the times where it's hard to find housing in the area. Uh, so it was good to go over there and show support, um, and to see people investing in this area. So that was a great event. I attended.
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citizens. We even had people out from Rockledge, uh, came out and attended. Um, I think it was a great event.
We
were able to, uh, get an outlook on
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to come. Um, I was really excited about that.
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See what, you know, what, uh, the possibilities that we
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Uh, I also wanted to announce the Brevard Heritage Council is having a walking tour through the Cocoa village on March 19th.
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So, uh, if you would like to attend that event, that's great. You can come out and get, uh, some insight on some of the history of
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uh, council member costs and the mayor.
Um,
unfortunately there were some things that popped up that prevented us from attending that tour. Um, that organization there, they're in the building tonight and I've had, I had an opportunity to see some of the great work they're doing. And I look forward to, uh, rescheduling that tour and, uh, to, to see what you all are doing. And, and so, uh, other than that, I would like to thank staff. Um, you know, it's something they don't get enough. Thank
yous
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Uh, they're doing great work. Uh, as you see, we have, uh, uh,
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That's great innovation that we need,
uh,
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So staff is doing a great job. Um, keep up the great work and that's all I have for you all. Um, one last thing that's okay. Uh, also, uh, I also attended the ribbon cutting for the police engagement, uh, substation in provost park had opportunity to attend that with, uh,
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Um, I'm excited for that, uh, to see the police department, uh, start another process of engaging.
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And also at the same time, keeping our
parks
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safe and, and, uh, enjoyable for all
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All right. We'll go to district. God bless you. District number three. Councilman.
‸ I,
uh, got a water story to tell to, uh, Mr. Walsh, your guys did a beautiful job of parapet. I got up early in
the
morning. I walked my dogs and I heard a splash splash. I looked up and it was, uh, from the meter to the road and it was just going to eat the ladies driveway and they did a marvelous job ‸ fixing it. Um, and they did it very quick. I made the phone call to the police department to the
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number. Then somebody called me within five minutes. I was very impressed with that and they did a great job and I didn't lose water the entire time.
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They did a marvelous job. Also the CEU unit did a crime watch. I'd like to thank commander Hankins.
I
mean, I'm sorry. Commander Pat Duvall.
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look alike. Yeah, we all look alike.
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Sorry. Sorry about that.
I
didn't mean to. I don't know why I was thinking Hankins. You look just good. You've been great.
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They did a crime watch meeting in Coventry. There was over 50 people there. We had a good information and got a bunch of info from them, because when I go to these
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The Mardi Gras was a lot of fun, enjoyed it. A lot of people came out, a lot of beads.
We
ran out of beads. Maybe next year we can find more. The fire truck ran great. I have a thank you, Chief, for that.
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I'm going to go over there that Monday and Tuesday, and I'm going to spit shine it. When I take an antique car to something, I make sure it looks good. And the Chief was telling me next year they have a big fire thing together where he plays taps, and everybody brings their fire trucks over to Kissimmee, and I said I will do that next year unless Mardi Gras is there. But I would like to do that because afterwards I'll take the fire truck to Old Town. I've been there many, many Saturday nights. I do like the staff. I talked to Brian today, our public's work manager. He had all the great information I needed and everybody all the way around.
I
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like to thank everybody for doing hard work because you work all day today and you're here tonight in this meeting. And
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like to thank you all for the dedication you have.
What was this?
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I got there for the back two. We picked some beautiful dogs out.
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this year. It was a beautiful day. It
was a beautiful day. And
I do apologize for being two rounds short, but I got the last two. I
did.
That was a great event. We raised some money for the Humane Society and
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She always needs the help. She does a wonderful job herself.
Teresa Clifton, sir?
Yes, sir.
All right.
Then
that'll be it.
Great
job, sir.
Thank you. Okay. I'll wait from district mighty number one.
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Because I reside.
Yeah. That's
right. And district number one.
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heart. Say yes, sir.
‸ Mr. Mayor,
I
want to start my time.
I
want to give the city manager
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Just on the framework group, and I think the framework group is going to be a great community partner. And for ‸ those listening and those in the audience that don't know who they are, that's the development company based out of Tampa that's doing the project series, which is the apartment
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‸ And are talking about redeveloping the Bank of America site over here. That is not a city meeting. ‸ That is their meeting. So we're not participating in that at all. But they did print postcards and distributed them through the village. I think we put it on our site, obviously, because it's a community project, but as a ‸ community ‸ service there. So that's entirely their meeting. You know, the biweekly reports, there are cities that do that. They do it weekly. There are cities that have a whole lot more staff than we do.
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not redundant, that's irrelevant. You're always going to miss something because there's just a whole lot going on. And so you're always going to miss something. I've talked with staff about information that they would have to provide. And so still working on that so that it doesn't interfere with them doing their daily jobs there.
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information that would be beneficial to you all. And at the same time, not overburden a very small staff,
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that we have. Nothing's changed about the workshops and no one has said something's changed other than the small group of folks who want to present that narrative. So whether we call it ‸ the budget focus and strategic planning workshops there, the format or the content will still consist of strategic planning. The council and the city has a strategic planning document that has expired. And so unlike the city of Titusville, you don't have anything to present the citizens to respond to or to react to. And so you all haven't sat as a council and said, these are our strategic priorities. And I think ‸ that's ‸ the first order of business. And Rob, if you can bring that up on the screen. And I was going to do this under my reports, but. Um.
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So.
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um, that citizens have for, uh, um, in regards to either goal setting, strategic planning, whatever you want to call it, budget priorities there. Um, we all know about the March 15th date, which we're calling budget priorities, goal setting, uh, workshop. Um, there's an April 7th.
Um,
and, and, and,
and
realize that the city's strategic plan, including the background information is a hundred pages.
The
Titusville strategic plan is one page. Um.
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The Titusville strategic plan is, is one page. And so, so a lot easier and simpler for them to put something out there and have, uh, citizens react to that. April 7th again
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another opportunity for council discussion community input.
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the, uh, parks master plan. And I can tell you that's going to look different than, uh, was originally proposed there because
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you all have talked about, uh, taking over operations and maintenance there.
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workshop.
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I think that is that revenue sufficiency.
Yes.
Yeah. And then you have the, the,
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The, uh,
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are presented on August 9th and, uh, August 23rd. Obviously, Florida law requires there be an opportunity for the public to, uh, to comment on, uh, without exception on most of your meetings and then September. Uh, and that's a to be determined for the first, uh, budget hearing. And then the, uh, final budget hearing. So there are plenty of opportunities for, uh, community input. Um, obviously we're still working on, um, those workshops, but again, you'll see just three in the next, uh, two months that are called budget priorities and goal setting workshop.
Okay.
And
then the next slide is, um, in the electronic, um, newsletter, here's what we said to the community. And so I don't, I don't, you know, again, the community is invited, uh, to each of your meetings. They're all open to the public there, but, but in the, in the, uh, electronic newsletter, we specifically put this statement in there.
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day job done and obviously responding to
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potentially public information.
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do our jobs. We're, we're not perfect, you know, and, and, and we understand that there are a lot of opportunities for us.
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that we're, we're, we're human and we're in part, uh, imperfect, but we attempt to, uh, to, uh, do the job and our jobs the best we can. And we're committed to the service of public service. Um, and I think again, so we talked about strategic planning, again, the framework group,
uh, um,
it was having their community meeting. And again, that's not associated with the city, although obviously it's very important to the city, but they, they coordinated those meetings. And, uh, obviously, uh, we'll work on the, the biweekly reports, but again, our, our directors are working, uh, very hard.
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meaningful, uh, information and, but also doesn't interrupt, uh, planning and zoning and all those sort of quasi judicial sort of, uh, processes.
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the projects that are coming down the pipe, I don't know about them until, until I actually see them there. So, but, but we'll continue to have a dialogue on that and hopefully, uh, get something out that again is a meaningful product for the council.
Thank you.
Are we good on that?
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Yeah. I've been asking for that.
Okay.
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So, um, so I appreciate, uh, city manager for answering the questions.
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uh, workshop, um, this
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um, at 530 to seven o'clock in the civic center. Uh, and it's regarding the, uh, those who may not know
it's
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the old, uh, what was it called? Barnett, the Barnett bank of a man.
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went Barnett bank. Uh, I
went, I went, it was Barnett.
I'm telling my age now. I'm seeing, uh, so, so those who may
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or bank of America and, uh, they're planning on tearing it down and making it to a condo.
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give their, uh, opinions or questions or whatever, just kind of jump in front of, um, their process. So if you would like to come, I would not be there. Uh, unfortunately, my son has a procedure Thursday. Um, so pray for him on that.
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crying. Yeah. But, uh,
um,
so, um, Sunday, um, I was due to do the judging at the
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Um, but I couldn't do that
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it was multiple events going on.
Um,
so I had to go to the gospel in the park Sunday at provost park, which is unbelievable event, um, organized by, uh, Tonya Levitt. Um, and so it was a great event.
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So it's an awesome event she does every year.
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to bring up dealing with this ‸ for council, um, decisions. Um, the first one, um, Jody Smith center pool was closed all summer and it was closed because Brevard County parks and recs cannot find, um, lifeguards. Um, so because we have insufficient lifeguards, they are offering a class April 1st through the 3rd, 5 PM to 9 PM on the 1st, April 2nd, 9 AM to 6 PM, April 3rd, 10 AM to 6 PM. Um, and it's on their Facebook page, Brevard County parks and recreation.
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Um, the class is $253.
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come in. Um, I'm also gonna ‸ bring this to diamond square board as well. Last year we gave back to the city.
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I
think you told me over a thousand dollars
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Last fiscal year there was only
one donation.
One donation that we gave. So we gave back a stance, substantial amount of money back for donations. So I'm asking that our council, if, if it's legal for us to do is to offer sponsorships on at least two from the council,
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Um, again, because ‸ we're trying to get a 15 year old or 16 year, ‸ they don't have $253,
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‸ soon as I say $253, it
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So I'm, I'm, I'm going to ask diamond square to do two and
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council, um, can agree to do two. That's 506 from this, our council, 506 from the diamond square.
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towards anyone who
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the city to
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Yeah, that'll, that'll, that'll cover the entire. Yep.
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I get to that when it's time from their next meeting.
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Okay. Also. Yeah. So if, if, um, if the council agrees to ‸ that, so first thing, um, city attorney, as far as our donations,
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person, but is there any way that we can write that check to parks and recreation? For those in, in,
in,
in
behalf
of those, um, adults or children that wants to be lifeguards?
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Yes.
Um, I think, I think my opinion would be that, you know, the city council could, you know,
earmark
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funds for, um, youth scholarship programs for, um, you know, youth recreational activities. Um, you know,
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as an agenda. Okay. Okay.
We
can flush out the details. Okay. And, um, you know, work through the issue. ‸ Okay. That's the consensus of the council.
Thank you.
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Oh, yeah.
They
could be part of some employment for sure. I like that idea.
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Okay. All right. Okay.
So
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Yes, sir. Thank you.
Um,
are we good? So the next thing, um, as, as deputy mayor was just stated about our affordable housing or workforce housing issues that we have in our community right now, people
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We're trying our best to try to keep our people
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also discuss our zoning issues that we have and definitely in diamond square area.
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Um, for many different reasons I'm hearing, uh,
it
could have been slum lowers or apartment complex, whatever the issues were at that time. Um, but I believe we need to bring that conversation back into play.
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um, to discuss our planning potential changes in certain areas, not, not completely the whole diamond square, but in certain areas. We need, um, multi use or, uh, mixed use in, in certain parts of diamond square and certain parts of cocoa to make sure that we have affordable housing. Um, we
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that building costs are out the roof right now. It's crazy.
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‸ So
these are the challenges that we're facing.
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that back for ‸ far as research. So staff can look at that to see how do we get to zoning where we are now in certain areas that were once, um, mixed use. Why did it change and then see what we can do to potentially make those changes certain parts of diamond square.
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forward, the zoning would never change.
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If you have one lot, if we can have opportunity in some spots to do duplexes in certain areas, like they're doing right now in Rockledge. People cannot afford $325,000 mortgages. I'm talking about a police officer. I'm talking about a teacher.
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So I'm, I'm asking to bring that back, um, to us so we can at least discuss. Maybe that's
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planning situation, uh, for our, for our workshop. But, but I, but again, I wanted to bring it to y'all now so that we, we can start that conversation, um, moving forward on it. So,
um, okay.
So are we clear on that? We good? I like that. He good to go.
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Uh, he need direction. Cause he, if I just talk with him, he don't, I know he
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say you didn't direct me to do it. So I'm just, I try to bring
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you. I appreciate your
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to do a downtown crowd fair, but also it was so much trash in district one that we changed the venue and we changed the whole dynamics of, I just could not just go out there and do a Zumba next to trash all over my neighborhood. Right? So we went down Jackson street. I already talked to, um, uh, Brian Smith about this, um, dealing with a lot of our trash when they cut the grass and some places ‸ not picking up the trash before they cut. And I don't know if it's us
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Um, and Rachel for posting those, um, the trash awareness that you did.
I
think it was today. Today.
I
appreciate that, that, that we have a find a way. And I know it's not going to stop everybody from throwing trash out the window.
You
know, I was young and stupid at one time too, um, that we, we throwing out. Oh, I picked up like five or six, uh, Hennessy bottles, uh, huge Hennessy bottles this weekend. So, uh, so we,
we
just got to do better, uh, with
cleaning
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up our image in cocoa. We don't want to see trash everywhere. We want to try our best. So, uh, with everybody's helping that we'll, we'll, uh, accomplish that goal. Um, doing, I think that's, I think that's it.
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I know
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had the job fair. Um, a lot of people, uh, was unaware of it, but can you break down what we did as far as the job fair? How many employees do we have?
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I got a good responses from citizens. I was happy that we did it. Uh,
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or
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for a job.
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Um, but there was employers
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We had employers on a waiting list due to the space limits.
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the issue is there was a lot of employers, but very few applicants. Yeah.
Um,
Samantha helped
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We have billboards, um, a lot of different, um, avenues to advertise it.
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We did a survey. We're waiting on those results from career source. The feedback, the majority of the surveys I read, the main feedback was to do it in the later afternoon, early evening, possibly like 3 to 6 PM, 3 to 7 to try to capture those people that may be working and unable to come in on their lunch hour.
Yeah.
Um, but that we only had about four. We counted out the people that walked through and it was probably about 50 people total. And,
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um,
I've been doing this for a long time. Um, ‸ usually those events will have a couple hundred people. So I
think the road closure also hurt too, cause
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And it was supposed to be open by then and it got extended. Um, so that we didn't get, ‸ usually we'd put signs out there to get the people driving by and we weren't able to do that. So,
and, um, also, um, we rushed, we didn't rush it, but
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and we picked the latest date on their list because we wanted time to promote it and advertise it. So I think in the future too, I would recommend having more, um, you know, time in between to promote it and get the word out. So, yeah,
and also to doing that same week, it was three or four other, uh, career events and workshops going on with school board and some other stuff too.
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and, um, she got some really quality candidates of those. Oh, ‸ that's good. I
think there was
46 people that came through was the total number. Um, she got some really good leads for her open position. So
some people just came by ‸ to say that they applied online.
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Yeah. And dressed up, you know, professionally, you know, and, and popped in and a couple to see Gail and then a couple to see, um, you know, we had utility supervisors there.
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We had like nine tables, the police and fire and everything. It was really fun.
Good stuff. Good stuff. I appreciate the city for, for hosting that. Um,
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all we can do really is get the information out, the people and just, you know, as, as quality as we possibly can. And sometimes people show ‸ some people don't. I know many different, uh, council people
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And everybody's having the same issue, uh, with people in attendance, you know, is, is some people just have working two jobs. They, they, it's just a lot of different issues where nothing is perfect. You could say you do it a Saturday morning. Okay. You do ‸ a Saturday morning, ‸ get three people. Then somebody said,
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afternoon. The next time you do
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afternoon, you get two, you know, so you can't please everybody. But at least
we're
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trying our best to include everyone to give as much information ‸ we possibly can. And, and we just, you know, hope that, that someone comes or at least the people that do come, they can take the information back to the community. So, um, again, we appreciate staff and every appreciate, uh, council as well for supporting, uh, those two items that I brought and, uh, ‸ appreciate y'all. Sorry for taking so long.
That is,
sir.
Yes, sir. Thank you very much, sir. Last but not least, I want to say thank you to all council members and staff. Um, just a few items here.
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attend the
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uh, oratorical presentations. And I had a great time. It was held at the Kennedy Space Center, ‸ myself and a few other individuals ranging from Melanie Holt, to Mrs. Betty Bryant, to, um, Dr. Karen, um, and
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Month, an event at Thomas Cole, where the, uh, former Deputy Mayor Goins read the resolution into effect. You remember the, uh, pond retention name dedication and
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Um, this past week, I also attended the Brevard Homeless Coalition, which I am a member of the COC,
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So kudos out to that. And
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on 520 and US 1. It's not
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It's county-wide, statewide. So I'm happy to be a part of that meeting. And yes, we're gonna ‸ bring this committee back so that we can address the issue right here in our community. I feel better when everyone has skin in the game, um, you have a vested interest. ‸ I also want to thank, uh, the members of SAM that donated hand sanitizer to, uh, various organizations ranging from PALS to, um, the Salvation Army for battered and homeless women with children, to our Volunteers of America, and throughout many other church organizations.
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be in Winter Park.
You'd
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be in the wrong place, son.
Well, I'm coming to your facility.
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Garden, okay. We're going from a park to a garden. It's a win-win situation with you, Pastor Matt and your colleagues and staff. I'm glad.
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I'll see you Thursday morning. Promise. Also,
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uh,
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This coming Thursday, we will be there. And last but not least, I want to say one of the home-going celebration of one of our very own,
a
legend, um, from
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Um, he's a legend from old school Coco, Monroe High School graduate. Also served our nation in the Army. Um, would have been an NFL player. He's a famous legend. He's in the Hall of
Fame
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um,
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organization. Yes.
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Thank you. So, in conclusion, please keep the country of Ukraine in your prayers. Buy local, spend local, keep it local. ‸ Thank you very much.
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‸ A motion
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Second.
Second
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Aye.
Aye. Aye.
Aye.