Would you please
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If I call your name out. Okay, here we
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going
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We're going to just... Please.
Okay.
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left.
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Good evening. Good evening.
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meeting and we the members here of Metropolitan and we're going to pray. Dear Heavenly Father, we come to you right now, first of all, thanking you for your goodness, your grace, and your mercy.
Thank
you, God. Dear Lord, we come to this meeting for business. Yes. The business of City of Cocoa.
Yes.
Lord, we ask that everything be in order and done and decent and in order.
Yes.
And everyone respect one another. Yes. As they come up here to present their concern or their issues.
Yes.
Lord, we thank you for Mayor Blake.
Yes.
We thank you for all the official members that are up on the podium.
Yes.
We thank you, Lord. Yes. We give you all ‸ the praises, the glory, and the honor.
in
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these many blessings we pray.
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Cheyenne Livingston, would you lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance, please? Sir. Yes, sir.
I pledge allegiance
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to the flag
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the United States of America and to the Republic for
which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for
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may be seated, please. Okay. Stand down, ‸ Paisano. Yes, sir. Sure.
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would
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to call the order to this regular meeting. May
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Mrs. Sheely.
Yes, sir.
Mayor
Blake. Present, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Hearn.
Present.
Councilmember Dial.
Here.
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Here.
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Thank you.
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regarding tax deed sales for the Pinecrest and Evergreen Cemetery. I'm a firm believer in having dignity for the dead. Amen? Amen. Can you do a little bit better than that? Amen?
Amen.
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Someday, one day, we will face that nation. Okay. Also, I'm asking with an open heart, please, ma'am, please, sirs, can we move a particular item?
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Chief
Lamb,
I'll let you do the introduction.
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The introduction of the new individual. Sir.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'd ask Brian Dolan if he could come to the podium. Just like to introduce our new fire inspector to you all. Brian Dolan, he's retired from Palm Beach County.
He
retired from Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. ‸ He was the assistant fire marshal for Palm Beach County. He comes to the city of Coco with a wealth of knowledge. He's also a retired or not retired, but he is an army veteran. So we're very excited to have him and what he brings to the city of Coco.
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So Brian's going to do a great job. His first week was last week and he hit the ground running hard. So there's a lot going on, but I think he'll do a great job and we're just happy to have him.
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I'm
very pleased to be here.
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And I'm looking forward to growing with the city. Thank you.
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amend the agenda as I stated. And I'm looking for a second. Second.
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All in favor to say aye. Aye. Aye.
Any
case?
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first one I'm asking all council members city manager and city attorney to meet me down forward please
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proclaiming Stone Funeral Home 100 year services to the city of
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and I'm happy to say that they are here and well represented
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do
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Proclamation as it reads, during black history month
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economic cultural spiritual and political development whereas established by an American historian Carter G Woodson
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earliest days. Our country and our state's black leaders and COCO's very own esteemed African American citizens and leaders of the past, present, continue to forage through these times, building our nation and improving our city, making it a better place for all to live and thrive. It is important to remember those civil rights pioneers like Dr. Martin Luther King, formerly known as Michael.
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as well as the
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Pensacola, and other great leaders who have worked to promote justice and equal rights for all Americans, regardless of race. As we celebrate, excuse me, celebrate, excuse me, celebrate black history. I'm trying not to say Blake, but it's part of history too as well. We recognize the many contributions of African Americans to our country and we commit to becoming a nation of opportunity and hope for every citizen. Now, therefore,
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illustrious industrial staff
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the city itself, Dubai, proclaim the month of February 2023 as Black History Month. Would everyone please stand, ma'am and sirs? Ma'ams and sirs? Would you please raise your right hand? I here unto set my hand and cause the seal of the great
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the 14th day, February 23. Let's give ourselves a round of applause. You may be seated.
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one race, that's the human race, and we are all God's children. Amen? Amen. All right. You know, I'm a little hard-headed, so you know they had to discipline me many times
till I finally caught
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on. That's why I thank God for my grandparents
and my family and my community for
their understanding of where would I be. So, without further ado, next councilman, Alex Gorns,
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trivia questions. And one of the questions was, what's the oldest black owned
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So, a lot of people had different things. Some people even said like McDonald's, I don't know what, you know. I don't know what they were thinking. So, doing my research, I came across Stone Funeral Home, 1923. And
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and requested that a mayor sign this proclamation. Number one, because they earned it as a family. To ‸ let anyone control their loved one ‸ in the roughest time of their life means a lot. And to be around 100 years with that trust, it means something. That means respect. It means courtesy. It means customer service. So, that's what Stone Funeral Home represents. And also what the Stone family represents. So,
I
will read this proclamation into record. Whereas,
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And in later years, Magnolia Street was changed to the Stone Street in order to honor Richard Stone. In 1937, the business was moved to its present location on King Street. And later, a second location was opened in Melbourne, Florida. Whereas, Richard Stone's son, Rudy, worked with his father for over 50 years until death in 1985. And then he continued to grow the family business with high values in mind.
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managed by Jan Stone, who is the wife of the late Rudy Stone. And she continues to run the business in order to offer support to the community.
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in order to offer an experience that provides comfort to families in their times of need. And they understand the importance of guiding a family through the process of honoring the life of loved ones. And whereas, the year 2023 marks 100 years that the Stone Funeral Home has been an integral part of the COCO community. And their legacy and values of being founded on family will always shine through as they continue to provide services and support to Brevard County.
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2023 100th anniversary of
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Thank you for your support. And we just want to say how grateful we are
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Thanks again. It wouldn't exist without you. Thanks again for your support.
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I thought about my grandfather, who used to tell me stories about him in school. 100 years ago, my grandfather used to have to go to class during the day, work all evening, sleep in the car that he worked on during the day. And do it the next day. It's because we stand here 100 years later on his shoulders. Thank you.
‸ You may be seated. Thank you very much.
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Again, let's give them a round of applause. Okay. I feel like the Pink Rabbit do not assume your position yet. Come on back. I would like to get one more photo off, please, for our records, please. Stones family, please come forward. I'm sorry. We do have a trivia question tonight. We're going to have the valedictorian of the class of 1977 that will give us a trivia question tonight. Hey, I
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But anyway, she has a trivia question. It's
handed
to the 100 years. Hey,
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Get the skinny side.
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You good? All right, thank you.
All
right, thank you.
Give us
a good round of applause.
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Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
I would be remiss as a young man. I don't mind telling you I love a man. This
is
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And before we leave,
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Amen. Amen. All right. ‸ So, pastor, we need your blessing.
Yes,
sir.
Thank you, sir. Got it now.
Okay. Proceeding on to delegations. Please be mindful.
You
have three minutes to expound on.
‸ You
have 180 seconds to
expand
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And then after her will be Reverend J.B. Dennis.
Good evening. Happy Valentine's Day. Good evening. Happy Valentine's Day. I'm spending mine with you, so you know I love you, right? The budget season will be upon us very soon, and I would just like to, um, request of
city council that
this year particularly you put some budgetary emphasis on the needs of the poor, the elderly, the disenfranchised in our city of which we have many. And I have some ideas for you to do that.
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which is run by our wonderful community development department. They do a great job, but they can only do three to four houses a year with the money that they have. And there are currently at least 62 people on that waiting list. I know because I'm number 62, um, which means if I live long enough, um, at least, oh, let's do that math. Three to four years. I might need to live 20 more years to get my home rehabbed. If the city council could please add funds to that fund, we could move up that waiting list and have a more respectable waiting period for homeowners to get their homes repaired.
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Things are falling apart.
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This is an important priority for me. Um, I'm still interested in expanding the route six bus service and or providing some vouchers or assistance for the elderly and disabled to use our public transportation system. There are many ways to do that.
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I hope it happens. Um, we still have no city park in district four.
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They are beautiful little children's and they are in the street. They have no park. I would love to see city council remedy that situation. Next. I would like to see the city establish a farmer's market with the help of the state department of agriculture that
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double the food stamps of the
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Um, farmers market established in the city of cocoa so that our citizens who depend on food stamps could have their food stamps doubled. And last but not least, and this may be the hardest one to do, but we have a fire fee which is needed in our city to support our wonderful fire department and I want them to have all the money they need. But I'd like to see that fire fee moved back up above the line so it becomes part of the ‸ assessment of our homes and is based on home value instead of just a flat fee.
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Think about that for a minute. I pay more in fees than I pay in property taxes.
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If that fee were put where it needs to be, I feel because it's an ongoing city expense up above the line, it would be more equitable for our low income, senior and disabled ‸ homeowners. That's the end of my list for tonight. I thank you for listening to all of it. Of course, I will follow up with an email so you don't have to remember it all, but I appreciate you keeping the needs and wants of our city's poor, elderly and disabled in your hearts as you're making this year's city budget.
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We have a question here.
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Councilman, go on, sir.
Yes, sir. Oh, it's more of a request. Yes. Um,
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the first one you had dealing with the homeowner rehab.
Yes.
Um, I'm requesting that you also send an
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Um,
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So for some odd reason, uh, maybe because of ‸ population, maybe the calculations.
Yeah.
Um, but we know we have issues with dealing with affordable housing and workforce housing. So I'm requesting that I'm going to do the same. Uh, I need more
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That will help this conversation.
Yes, it will.
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We need to add some city funding to it. I think both things are necessary. I appreciate it. For sure.
‸ Yes, ma'am. ‸ Thank you very
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after Mr. Dennis will be Alec Greenwood.
Good evening, everyone. Good evening.
Reverend
J.B. Dennis, 3710, Carolina Drive. I am
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Network. And I just want to let everybody know when we get a complaint, we respond within 72 hours.
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If anybody in the building don't know what that is in the city of Cocoa, we have a citizen police advisory board. I want to be the first to say as of right now, we feel like we have a perfect police chief. We feel like we have a professional police department that's transparent and is holding these people accountable. But what I'm deeply saddened about and why I'm here tonight, we did a survey in this city, this city of 300 people.
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in the city of Cocoa? All 300 people said no. So we need to make some improvements on that and I'm going to give you the answers to make these improvements. First of all,
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request that we stop this martini from the Cocoa police department from doing the fake filming of that meeting of the citizen police review board. I respectfully ask Mr. Whitton that this meeting be filmed on SCG TV just like all the rest of the meetings. I respectfully request Mr. Whitton that this meeting be advertised the same as all your other city council meetings. We worked too hard and too long to get this law and this committee set up to let it be swept under the rug. We're not going to have it. So I want to say that we would like to see some changes. I don't even know when the next meeting is. The last meeting I was at, the Cocoa police
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up in here like they had a movie. And it's a citizen review board, not a police review board. So we have been here.
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bad apples and that's what it was intended for and it's not being advertised. It's not being shown on SCG TV. A lot of people don't come to these meetings,
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They watch SCG TV to see what you're doing up in
there.
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So we done ‸ a
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we're not happy about it and we'd like to see some changes. Mr. Whitney, thank you very much.
All right, Mr. Dennis, if you wouldn't mind, could you next time you speak, I understand you spoke to our city manager ‸ directly, but I would ask you to speak to us as a general body, please, just out of respect. That's all.
Okay, but I just want to say why I've done it like that. See,
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wrote this law. So he was the one that got it started, but he pulled the teeth out of it. So I'm expecting y'all to put some teeth in it. Thank you.
Thank
you very much, sir. Okay, next, Alec Greenwood and after Alec Greenwood will be John Ruffelli.
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I'm going to be talking about some history ‸ and then I'm going to be finishing it up. What basically has transpired to this point in mid 1990s and I might need your help on this, Michael.
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on the council together with Judy
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But the bottom line is that the majority of the council members here have been long term. You were born here. Correct, Michael?
Correct.
And I believe the same thing goes for Alex, Lavander, Rip. Yes, sir. All of you.
So,
you all are representing so many years of experience that I feel that it's important for me to come today to go over some items that I think that we need to bring it out in the open. Basically, the first information, and this is all documented and it is recorded and it's not misinformation. We had four women mayors. We had a council group that consisted of three women and two men. You remember that, Mike?
Yes.
That was Todd Anderson,
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Okay.
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there was never an issue about racism or feminism. A lack of it. We've already covered those subjects. We're beyond that. However,
what
I've seen lately, and it's shocking to me, and it's within the two years. I just hope that this is something that can be thought of when I'm through talking. The thing that bothers me is the bashing that I see happening to staff members, where two apologies were required and one is still pending.
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addresses men and women. The city attorney doesn't move fast enough. Also now, the police chief and the fire chief of all people. How many years
you've
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been here, sir?
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Eight
years. And now we're bashing him too. The other thing that I wish would not continue is the whining when you are outvoted. Council members nominating themselves for a mayor seat. That's something I have never seen in all the years I've lived here. I'm just asking why. Why is this happening? Please be cognizant of it. These items need to be addressed. Thank you.
Our next on the list will be John Raffelli. And then after John Raffelli will be Teresa Clifton.
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Good evening, everybody.
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I'm a resident here in Cocoa. And I'm here to do something that I'm not very accustomed to doing. I'm here to praise the powers that be. And so I might be a little choppy because I don't have a lot of practice at doing this. But first off, I want to start. I just finished a little shift at Matthew's Hope. And there's another outfit around here ‸ called Parents Promise. Family
Promise.
Family Promise, I'm sorry.
I
just want to, I'm so thankful to live in a city where there's forward thinking, where they're doing positive things for these people. They're facilitating these people getting back on their feet. And it's because of the powers that be. You folks, the city manager, the police force, all of y'all seem to be working together. And a plan that seems, that I think is going to bear fruit in time. And I'm just, I'm really proud to be in this city. And I'm really thankful for the efforts that are being made to make those different outfits a success.
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the way that you facilitated it. With the new fire, or the old fire station downtown that family has taken over. It's a wonderful thing.
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I want to praise you for the changes in the new policies that you put into effect. I know I'm hearing rumblings and stuff.
And
I think, how put it, most of the rumblings I hear lack any constructive aspect to them at all. And
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ignore it.
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The only person that likes change in this world is a baby with a wet diaper. So,
keep
doing what you're doing.
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just, I like the outreach, I like what you're doing.
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I thank you for your time, and thank you for listening.
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And then after
Mrs.
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Clifton will be Jackie Eisen.
Good evening.
Good evening.
Thank you.
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Society. And I'm here tonight to invite everyone to come out to the Mardi Gras Paws in the Park this Saturday. It's a family-friendly event. It's Mardi Gras for your pets, because pets are part of our community as well. And we're super excited to have it in the lovely Riverfront Park that is pet-friendly.
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because it's important that people understand how to take care of their pets. I'd also like to give a plug for anyone that knows of someone that has a cat or a dog that needs to be spayed or neutered.
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spay or neuter. If you have a dog that is of a bully breed, we are offering free spay-neuter. There's lots of information that we'll be having out on Saturday as well about cats, because cats are very prolific. And we would like to reduce their pet population.
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so there is no reason for us to not have that opportunity. I'm really super grateful to see positive stuff here. Last time I came, wasn't so great, so I'm super happy because you guys, I mean, you just do an awesome job. And I really do appreciate it. I'd also like to offer up,
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for
y'all
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to take a look at in a possible dog park that would be really great for our community. That would cost the city nothing, but they'd get all the credit for it. Because obviously, I represent the animals in our community and dogs like to have a nice place to play. And if you can turn a place that is not being used for anything other than not good things, and you can turn it into nice things where you have dogs go,
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And I think that the animals being part of our community need to have a place to stretch their legs like Riverfront Park, which is really great, but a fenced in area allows them to run free. So I hope everyone will come to the Mardi Gras Paws in the park this Saturday. It's from 10 to 3. It's a free event. We do have some pet contests and we'll have some food vendors as well as a little pet psychic. So if you want to know what your pet's thinking, y'all should come out and she'll give it a little
bit.
Yeah, seriously. It is a great time. Please come.
And
I do greatly appreciate the City of Coco supporting the Brevard Humane Society celebrated 70 years in 2022. I had no idea that there was any organization older than ours and I was just very, I just can't wait to go and tell people about the Stone Funeral Home because that
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I couldn't imagine having
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So I'm very proud of the community and what you all do ‸ for everyone in the community. So thank you very much from the animals at the Humane Society.
Good evening.
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I am here because two years ago I was in a scavenger hunt, black history, and there was a area that should have been known or should have been marked with the plaque that says Richard East stone and everybody I asked about it. Nobody knows where it's at. I Googled it. And so because I'm tasked with a trivia question. So my question is, you don't have to tell me you can Google it for yourself.
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I can give you the address. But no one seems to know where it's at.
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And my thought is you just honor, which I did not know when I was going to make this presentation that they gave him a plaque.
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So my thing is, why can't there be a plaque or something to say where his historical district is?
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Please do. Make a decision.
His address is [address]. It's not even the whole street on Stone Street. It's down by St. Paul and Mount Moriah. It's right in there somewhere. And I had to ride back and forth, back and forth. But to let you know, I won the scavenger hunt.
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going
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propose or ask a
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could be a plaque or something so everybody would know where it's at.
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and that's sad. we got a lot of black history in this area. And we're not recognizing any of it. So, it would be good. And if you don't do it, I'll come back again. Thank
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church do you attend, ma'am?
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with our city manager yes a reference pertaining to that. Okay. Yes, sir.
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before we conclude this portion of delegation? ‸ Okay. Thank you, county madam clerk. All right.
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like to conclude this portion of delegations
that
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thank you for the seal smiles. We have a reason to celebrate today's celebration. so uh next will be the consent agenda item. Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman
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Second.
Second by Councilman
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gonna ‸ call ‸ the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye.
any nays
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ayes eyes have it unanimously.
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Approve the current code enforcement lien reduction for the property located at
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The code enforcement board recommended that
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The code
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I have some concerns about this because everybody should know where that piece of property is.
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uh
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that that lot was supposed to be designated for ‸ residential lot and it turned into a commercial lot because he was storing equipment. And paving and landscaping materials. He cut the vegetation down. There was no fence there. Clearly it was the misuse of the lot and photos and inspection time. um
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and the reason why is the administrative costs. um And I really support that. And
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of the wishes of code and their enforcement. And I and i do have an understanding heart And I think the the the property ownership did change. But they had ample time dating back to 11, 19, 2019 to make the adjustments. And they just failed to do so. So um I will hear from the Chief and then I'll make a motion.
Mr. Mayor, I don't have anything to add. You
pretty much summed it up. So it's up to you guys to decide what direction you want to go with it.
Okay. um Since that person is derelict in their property,
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Second.
Chair has a second on the board from Councilwoman Calls. Any discussion? Saying none.
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gonna ‸ call the question All in favor ‸ saying aye.
Aye.
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reflect. We have unanimous vote. Moving on to item number two.
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son took over the property. um And and then traditionally we know, like I said, we
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or code enforcement asked that the reduce
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council
motion
to approve we have ‸ motion
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call the question. All in favor, saying aye.
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unanimously. Proceeding on to item number three,
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I know Mrs. um Administrative Services Director, I
thank
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Councilwoman
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nominated Mr. Bookhart.
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Councilwoman
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do you want to expound on this, ma'am? or If not, just ask the question of what are the wishes of council?
uh Well, he is, uh Alden has conscientiously served and like would like to continue. So I would make a motion to approve.
I'll second. for it We have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman
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and a
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favor, saying aye.
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item number four consider the appointment of barbie thrower to the police advisory board through november 20 26 i know she's in the audience uh mrs thrower would you come to the podium please
good evening good
evening ma'am could you just um briefly and we've done this in the past would you expound tell us something about yourself. I know council members attended the grand opening at your facility right there on the corner. So could you uh talk to us about your ‸ Yes,
I've um spent most of my waking hours for the almost 10
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However, I run Space Coast Recovery, which is
a
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which is in the city of Coco. Right now we're in the process of getting the 1215 Lake Drive, and we also own 1225 peach tree Street, the lot next door to us, trying to get that annexed into the city. I would like to be on the committee because of my passion I have for the city of Coco. I've spent a lot of time here. um Our agency saves lives from the city of Coco and from actually all over the United States.
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What else do you want to know?
Thank you very much, Mrs.
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Yes, sir. um miss thrower she she's my appointment. um And so I'll give you some context on on why um things
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the way that it did. So um
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uh which was formerly
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that opened up a position for the District
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uh position. um It was very easy for me to um think of
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um mainly because she works so hard at what she does. ‸ when you're dealing with men uh coming out of prison,
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not an easy transition at times. And you know her uh non-profit entity uh helps a lot of those men um transition from from prison to back to society. um So it for me, it was very easy um to do this. um
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some conflict, uh definitely on social media recently, about this position. um So I'm firm to confirm that I'm very much behind
Ms.
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thrower
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Board. Some people look at it as a board that just holds police accountable. And that's not the case. uh What it does is has accountability for for police and community as well. um So you bring a different perspective um to the board. And that board is very diverse. And that's why um
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I appreciate that red blazer as well. Thank you.
It's Valentine's Day. So
i'll make the motion to approve.
‸ Second. Okay. okay Yes, ma'am. I saw you like yes ma'am. We have a motion
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the
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think everyone that knows Barbie would, you know, be all for this. But I wanted to understand, and um maybe Mr. Garganese can help me. So we're stretching the kind of the rules in terms of property ownership here. And how does this set precedent in regard to other committees?
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that actually live
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are invested in cocoa. And, of course, you have a non-profit but
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house, right? But
it's on the umbrella of Space Coast Recovery. Yes. Right. Yes.
So I just...
um This proposed uh appointment is related to the Police Advisory Board. The Police Advisory Board has uh ‸ slightly different qualification uh requirements for members. uh Relevant here is is the fact that on the the the resolution establishing the Police Advisory Board allows for the City Council to appoint um a CEO of a non-profit profit civic based uh organization, provided that organization has a substantial operation in the city. So the issue before the the the council is um
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um she there's no question she's a CEO of an of a civic based organization, but is that civic based organization have a substantial operation within the city?
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been around since 1969.
that's that's an issue for the council um you all established the qualification requirements for ‸ Police Advisory Board different than other
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Because this is a special requirement for the Police Advisory Board, which has, you know, special needs for its members. And and the Councilman Goins has kind of brought that out. It's a rather diverse board, um and it's intentionally made so to get different perspectives regarding, that you know, the challenging issues that that board has to discuss.
‸ Okay. Thank you.
Councilman
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sir. Before before miss throw was even uh placed on the agenda, um we all know there's a process that had we had to go through, uh which it was a substantial process that miss thor was very frustrated with me about. um So before it gets on the agenda, I made sure, um city attorney made sure,
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‸ even gets to the dais. ‸ And so I just, I want to make that make that clear. of Me, um um I don't just, um
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wouldn't want to embarrass her or or embarrass myself, you know, to be frank. But just want to kind of clear that up that I know that the city attorney did do a do a long extended process.
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I just want to just kind of clear that up just for the record.
And I was just asking because it was laid out in the agenda item
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this was the policy decision.
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question. All in favor say
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Thank you
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right
In fact, I'm happy to say uh several of her family members I know and talked. And I was glad to see she hired people local. So that takes great courage.
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um There again, I'm a firm believer and um you know being respectful for the dead and dignity for the dead. I i
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I know it's not an ordinance, but I'm asking you to give us some history. Then I would like to hear from the city manager. And then I will listen to the audience and then I'll come back and entertain a motion. You
want the short version or the give me the moderate?
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just
a little bit of background. The pine crest and the Evergreen cemeteries, uh back in 2012,
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2013, were located outside the municipal limits of the city. The, both cemeteries, became in disrepair. um the city, because it was outside the jurisdictional limits of the city, notwithstanding the fact that there are Cocoa dignitaries that are buried there as well as,
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The, the city really didn't have many options to help, uh with ‸ with the maintenance of those two, uh cemeteries. um the city council at that time took, uh an extraordinary, uh move by petitioning the Florida legislature to annex those cemeteries into the city
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that gives the city the right to, um maintain a municipal cemetery within its boundaries. um when the owners are not ascertainable and those cemeteries have, fallen disrepair.
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The city, as far as I know, since that time has provided maintenance for both of those cemeteries. um And recently, like within the last couple of days, this it became known to the city staff that there are, there's a tax deed sale for both of those cemeteries that's pending on February 23rd. The basis of the tax deed sale um is several several years
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are on the on the property. um So the tax deed sale is scheduled.
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to the level of a policy decision. At least give the council an opportunity to consider several options related to the cemetery um
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the agenda item that you you have been provided.
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has,
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on the tax bill. Basically eliminating the the the the the tax assessment uh for this for the fire ‸ and storm and stormwater assessment. And
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cancel the, um
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cancel the um tax deed sale and then um you know the mechanics of that, you know, I won't bore you with. So that's what the tax collector's office is advised the city. And there's a form to fill out for for the city to do that. Another, another option is actually for the city council to bid at the, at the sale to to attempt to acquire ownership of the property. And lastly, the other option is to take no action and see what happens with the tax deed sale. By way of background, this is not the first uh opportunity where the city has taken extraordinary steps to actually acquire an abandoned cemetery. You may recall the history that, you know, about 12, 15 years ago, we actually condemned the hilltop cemetery, which was in a state of disrepair. um In fact, there's a monument there for Mr. Stone, if I remember correctly, right? um ‸ in his honor. um So the city did acquire, through eminent domain, that, that cemetery and has maintained it ever since. The city also maintains the Cocoa uh Cemetery on us1 um
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those, given the history, um you know again, the manager and I felt that it was necessary to present these options to you. So
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uh Again, the three options, the last of which he obviously didn't go over, that would be the take no action, which doesn't put us in a in a good place uh in terms of the future there. So um
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title of the cemeteries, which would be, again, as you said, similar to what you did for a hilltop right is option number two.
And
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I ‸ see, I recognize your lights, uh cause councilwoman calls, but I do have
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um miss Gina, would you just come up here and have a seat to the front row? um I'm in support of option number two. So I'm gonna ‸ make a motion. I'm gonna ‸ need second, then i'll hear from councilwoman calls. and And then we'll hear from Mrs.
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and then we're gonna ‸ call the question. Because
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domain. So if we were to um adjust the assessment off the tax bill, could we do an eminent domain on this? Could we just acquire it that way rather than bid on it?
um yeah, that's, that's possible. I think
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probably be, you know, depending on this on the sale, um might be more costly and more, far more time consuming. um ‸ To do eminent domain? To
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in, in that, um and a lot of costs. Because when there's an unassertainable property owner ‸ that, um a local government attempts to condemn, actually, we have to actually bring in another lawyer to actually do a, ‸ very large public due diligence search to see if okay anyone could actually be ascertained, um you know, as part of the process among other, many other things.
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‸ so, I mean, we've done that before because we had no other options. In this particular case, you know bidding at the sale affords a a rather quick option. And
this is a pretty minimal amount. um
That's the minimum that's the minimum bid amount. Yeah. um i You know, one can't predict that these at these, um you know, sales whether other other people will attempt to bid on on the property. The dynamics of these sales, unfortunately, has changed tremendously
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and actually attend these physically and and actually bid on them on the steps of the of the of the tax collector's office.
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advise people of, um you know, what the property actually is and what the city's interests are.
Now
it's all done electronically. And in these these bid sales and and these tax certificates, these these entities tend to just do them remote remotely and they and they really don't know the full context of the property that they even hold a tax certificate for.
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though, right? Somebody buys it. oh i would
Yeah, there's a cemetery. So if somebody buys it, um I guess it would have to be. um
Okay. We have people in their own city right now
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I know for a fact, I'm doing it because we did it for Hilltop.
oh yeah.
And I'm a strong supporter of that. It's done decent and in order. And it's not new to you. If you're not new to this area or
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we know that Hilltop is old school traditional Negro Cemetery Hill. And just on the other side of
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Street is Caucasian White Cemetery Hill. And let's be honest because I'm not as scared of telling the truth
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of those R's out of the word truth, sometimes the truth what?
Hurts. It
hurts. So let's be honest with one another. So I'm not gonna ‸ pull any punches.
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other one the same. So that's what I believe in. That's what the good book and my good
pastor and
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all y'all teach
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Here we go. I'm preaching.
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‸ questions. uh What would be the max we bid on it? And number two, how many vacant lots? How many cemetery plots are available? Because a funeral home or
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i I don't know the answer to that second question. All I can tell you is when when these when these bid sales occur, there's a property uh ‸ information report that the tax collectors required to um obtain. And based on my review of both those reports, there aren't any recorded burial interests, future burial interest that came up in the title work. um So I don't, you know, at this point, I don't think an individual has any interest, at least
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recorded interest. You know, what what a future property owner could do regarding future burials, I just can't answer that question. I don't know.
Okay, is that it, sir? That's it. Okay, one more question. I know um
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and so forth, and times of the essence. Because, let's be honest with each other again, we have people from
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property.
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They're right there on the website. So let's be true to one, be true to thine self first. All right,
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hey um you've pretty much summarized it. We've, this just came to light, but it's not the fire assessment. It's actually the
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has brought this to the tax deed ‸ sale. the tax office says we just, all we need to stop this thing right now is a correction form, to remove the stormwater fee that was, in my opinion, erroneously put on, because we had already decided that
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for decades. When
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they also agreed that. This one was just overlooked. That's, that's it. The other assessments were not put on the cemetery. um you've brought up, what one is just, if we could just, the past and get ‸ a correction form sent in to the tax office, that's all we need to stop this thing next week. uh The second, uh the stormwater
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to modify that, uh ordinance to say that cemeteries are exempt. So those are the two things, one for the past, one for the present. You've brought up three ideas, which I hadn't heard before.
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it looks like. This number two,
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and wrote you this week about number one, just to stop and eliminate this thing. uh there are problems. I know that what you've brought up, uh there is already one bid uh that's been uh put in on this uh property that I uh learned of yesterday. And so I know that this is a problem. We have, uh gee, but there was an old property that belonged to my father-in-law's church that went through the property bid sale. um I'm a realtor. I looked it up, uh the sale maximum we could have got. It has no access. It's in the middle of wetlands. And it was scheduled to sell for, I don't
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and it sold for 18 000. someone in south florida saw the property and bought it and that's what i'm afraid of because the it says the assess it says right now the value is like 160 000 for this property with
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against it. uh With the Californians that are bidding, the Texans that are bidding, the South Florida that's bidding, what are they going to say? So I'm afraid we could get into an issue on that. I'd rather untangle it and get these cemeteries brought into the city of Coco another way. I don't think the tax deed auction sale is going to be wise. I already know people that are concerned about it and may even bid because of that. So anyway, thank you. I really
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bringing it into the city in another way. Let's just get that immediate thing taken care of because it's next week.
Thank you. Thank you
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the cost do ‸ you think it would be for ‸ eminent domain?
um I can't i got you predict. I mean, um it depends on, um you know, whether someone comes forward and contests, comes forward and claims, um you know, that they're entitled to compensation. I mean, it depends on a lot of things.
yeah
um there, you know, the the speaker brings out, there is a risk, you know, if you go to the tax detail that the city would get outbid. And, and it's not like I said, it's not like the old days. Everything's done electronically. So people may be bidding just based on numbers, not knowing details about the property and taking and taking a, you know, a risk. So, um that does present itself. It could be it could be a you know a challenge. So I can't predict what the cost and the tax
deed sale
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would be for the city to acquire the property. I mean, condemnation with publication, if it's like uncontested, I you know it i mean,
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don't quote me on this, but it could be you know 20
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without any, you know, you know, wrinkles. um but that's not, that is an option. I mean, the you know, the council could, um could decide to file the form that the tax tax collector advised staff could be filed. And then, um that would stop the sale. And the council, if it was your desire, I mean, could go the condemnation route. um ‸ because the property now is in the city, um that, up that didn't exist when the
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prior to the legislature annexing the property into the city. um you know, so the
property's
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in the city. So the city has authority, um to condemn property within its boundaries for, um you know, for this general municipal purpose. I'm not talking about utility has condemnation power beyond the municipal boundaries, but for this, in this particular instance, you know, that option is available that didn't exist, you know, prior to annexation.
I have a, uh maybe
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‸ ignorant question for some people, but for me, I'm, I don't understand this world
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um ‸ a cemetery that,
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what would be the driving force behind that?
I don't know. The point I'm trying to emphasize is it could just be complete ignorance in this, in this process. Someone from
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but you know, ‸ what they're buying takes the risk without doing due diligence. Some people
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You know, the, wow you ‸ if
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then they're going to have maintenance obligations.
Thank you.
Gotcha. And, right now the city pursuant to that resolution that the council enacted many years ago, um is filling the gap, is providing the maintenance on property. It doesn't own ‸ exercising statutory authority. Someone else comes in that's ascertainable, as an ascertainable owner, we know who the owner is, will be subject to all the maintenance requirements that any other property owner in the city has. And subject to code enforcement right gotcha and so forth.
okay come back and do them in the domain, but to me, to bid on it right now. Because
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the property after so many years or months of lean Yes, but to me, that's my assessment. um City Manager, had your light on, sir?
i I did, and so, obviously we're all, at this point, thinking out loud.
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um to address and
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you're concerned with evergreen or, uh
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Okay.
Okay. So, so to, to take it out of the sale would be option one. And then as the city attorney said, he could, he could explore, uh the eminent domain that, that actually, again, the risk of costing a whole lot more and a whole lot more time than, than, uh than the risk of winning at the sale there. I don't think there's any other way to actually, uh assure, uh the city of, uh of acquiring the property. If you, if you just take option two, you could get out bid, you know, um so, so as I, as I think out loud about it there, I think it's option one, which takes it off out of the tax deed sale. And then, um explore the eminent domain process. Obviously we have to remove the assessments from it in the future. And so that won't put it back into the tax deed sale if we're removing the assessments. So.
Okay. Is that it? Mr. City manager. yes So, okay
so, so I'm, I'm, I'm thinking if I'm going to give you a recommendation, it's to take option one and explore, uh the eminent domain. uh route. uh
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both council members. um deputy mayor, would you be willing to, I'll be willing to amend my motion. If you're willing to amend your motion, sir. And go through eminent domain. I
will.
Thank you, sir. Actually,
Mr. Mayor i had another thought. If
you fool look at him, because I like option two. To me,
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I know we're bidding, but.
So, so
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we could actually, in the next couple of days, actually throw something out there and see if somebody counters that. um But again, that runs the risk of they'll they'll outbid you. So I think the only sure way to pull it out of the tax deed sale is option one. Although in the interim,
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and see how uh someone reacts to that that uh that scenario.
yeah okay I'm gonna ‸ say this and I'm gonna ‸ turn the
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I'd rather be because it's cleaner through perception. When you say eminent domain, people are feeling, you're taking somebody's property. You know what I'm saying? That's the perception of it. And
what
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you really are.
and
And the government is taking it. And a lot of people will frown on that. They really do.
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A family member had a whole bunch of property. And they were building the highway. And guess what? Somebody bought it. You know, you know almost eminent domain. But they went through that process. And when they had it, it was worth only so much. But when the federal government came through, right. Bingo. So that's the only reason why to me. But that's just Michael. All right, Councilman
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then Councilwoman calls. And then we're gonna ‸ call. We have a motion on the floor and I'll
give
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a clarification. Go ahead.
The uh one thing we need to really put ‸ the back of our mind is uh
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is a lot of this uh tax deed property has been bought by the chinese right
and
that's
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80 000. And we have to watch that because right now
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center of the nation. Why
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that in the back of
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And I spoke with her. Actually, uh Stockton was on the line, too. She would be thrilled if we took it over, um
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‸ Yes,
the motion uh was by Mayor Blake to go with option number
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took.
‸ i know
He amended it. ‸ He came
back and
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asked her to read it back into uh the minutes just for point of clarification. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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unanimous. Okay. All right. All right. So this, we have one last item. um ‸ Okay. You, uh to approve and terminate the memorandum of understanding MOU for the intergovernmental radio communication program, 800 megahertz advisory committee
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um Chief Lamb, sir. You want to expound on this because you talked about ‸ and then I'm gonna make a motion. Yes,
sir. uh I'll make it short and sweet because I did talk about it, uh quite at length that last meeting. But basically, uh the board of county commissioners has agreed to codify the new committee in the user group, uh agreement that we will be getting in March. So they finally did put that in writing that this new committee, uh that's been formed that we've been operating under will be codified in the user group agreement. That's the biggest thing that we're
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So, that's really it. We need to get dissolved this current committee that's under that agreement, the MOU. Once that's dissolved, then it'll be codified under the new user group agreement. ‸ Any
questions?
uh
Councilman
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sir?
uh Chief Lamb, do you have time to walk this into the county commission chambers? I
absolutely do, sir.
I appreciate it. Well, with the blessing of our city manager, of course. Yes, sir.
I'll actually go in my Class A uniform, as a matter of fact.
Yes, sir.
I can make a motion to approve,
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all in favor say aye. Aye. aye
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we've got too many cheeks
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we had a uh uh meeting. I just wanted to kind of give you my perspective, my data dump on it. uh uh So there was a a couple of f dot projects that I'm watching for for us. uh One of them is the ‸ 524 widening. uh
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running from Industry Road out to West 95. The other one would be the uh Clear Lake, which is Michigan to Industry Road,
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uh ‸ If you remember, we took that uh locally from the TPO from a
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do to help uh uh our neighbor on that corner there. I think we all know
that.
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uh we're hoping for a bright line station.
Amen.
uh uh uh The last item of interest to me is the uh Clear Lake Road Safety Project. uh This is the, uh uh that there's been uh at least one public hearing on that that runs from State Route 520 up to Michigan. uh and my particular interest in that has to do with the SCAT, uh Space Coast Area Transit bus stops. uh
and
so I've been reviewing those plans with, uh and coordinating, uh with, uh Abby at the city, uh works with Bryant, uh Space Coast Area Transit,
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making sure we have the appropriate pads for either benches or shelters, uh should we desire that. uh
‸ and
uh the way that would fall out is the, uh uh to make them ADA compliant, uh the
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and their contractor would make those pads, uh ADA compliant. And then, it will be up to, uh Space Coast Area Transit to put in benches and or shelters. And they do have a couple of shelters that they're hoping to put in.
uh
one of them is at, uh Clear Lake Road and Sun Home Road, uh northwest corner. uh Clear Lake Road and Dixon Boulevard, southwest corner. And, uh
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Clear Lake Road across the street from the Eastern Florida State College. College side, there already is ‸ a shelter that's the only shelter on this area of the project. There's a issue where there is currently a pad and bench, but it is on private property. That is the Clear Lake
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55 and over. And uh so we're hoping that maybe something can be worked out with uh an easement with that property owner uh where that current bench is right now. uh You know, you have that 55 and older uh facility plus now you have Orchid Lakes going in. And those are really people who are going to need that, uh you know, public transit. uh
So,
uh let's see, what else do I have for you? uh Okay, uh one other thing I found out,
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He came to the governing board meeting that was on that Thursday. And uh this has a little bit further long-range plan. uh But uh he was talking about the problem with the fuel tax charge. So, uh
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much we pay in taxes for every gallon
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It's a combination of federal, state, and local option. And local option
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uh One of the other interesting factoids he spit out is uh
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largest number of miles in toll roads in the country? Just go drive to Orlando. So, that was kind of interesting. uh Some other stuff he talked about because of this deficit in uh uh highway fuel tax that is really paying for our roads and stuff. uh EVs are coming on board. uh He said, well, right now, uh his latest estimates, there's about
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on the road. And of course, they're not paying the fuel tax. And so, he estimated that was a loss of the neighborhood of about 57 million
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out of that. uh To put that in perspective though, uh I ran the numbers on the number of actual vehicles on the highway right now and
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road right now. What he did say is that percentage is going this way. So that was kind of interesting. uh And last but
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to you. I said, well, how does this affect me? Okay, so if I'm paying 60 cents a gallon tax yeah
I
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get maybe 25 miles a gallon fill up uh you know so what's that like 2.4 cents a mile is what I'm paying in taxes. If I fill up my 16 gallon truck, I'm paying about
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for keeping my roads going. And
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think. The thing is, as we go to EVs or whatever we're going to go to, you know, what are you going to do? You're going to ask me to pay that once a year? That's a pretty big hit. So in my mind, when I talked to him after the fact was, you know, I'm used to paying that 10 bucks now. A lot of people don't know you're paying that, but I'm used to paying that 10 bucks a week now. It's got to be a weekly charge, you know. so Anyway, so that's all I have for you. uh i'm I'm keeping an eye out and uh I'll see you after the next meeting unless anybody has any questions.
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we're working on the, um that bus stop in front of
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We discussed it ‸ we're working on it.
Great. All right. Hey, thank you thank you Thank
you very much. great With three G's. let's see the Manager, sir.
Mr. Walsh has a report.
Yes, sir.
oh thank you. uh Yeah, I just wanted to let our customers and citizens know that starting on March 3rd through March 23rd, we're changing our disinfection like we did last year and the year before. And so the notices started going out about two weeks ago. They'll go out through the whole bill cycle. So everybody has an opportunity to know that it's changing. um and it's on our, it's basically going out ‸ the bills.
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page. And then it's also posted on the city Facebook page. So, that's a change from chloramines to free chlorine for about two and a half weeks. uh we do that for water quality improvement. Also to help save us, uh chemicals. So
that's
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it
that's
why I was
reminded to report on this. um this occurred about, almost two months ago. You may recall in 2018, the city um was sued by Lawrence Sinclair, sued the city and several um city officials. um The city prevailed in that lawsuit. um
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I just wanted to report that the court did award a judgment to the city of
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in excess of 130 000 for ‸ reimbursement of ‸ fees and costs. So I just wanted to report on that. That's it.
well we, let me ask you
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we gonna ‸ get the money? We
have a judge. There's a judgment.
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not always the fastest or the swiftest, but the one that can endure the most. yeah well done, Mr. City. Super Attorney. Okay. That's a 25 fine. ‸ Whoever's making their cell phone chime. Okay, um
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uh Deputy Mayor Hearn. Sir, do you have a report,
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Yes, sir. He's in class. All right. Let's, uh Southern gentleman um
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since we did District
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and then gave District
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a chance and District
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go and then we'll
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so everybody is going to be riding on the fire truck, throwing out beads to all the people going to be out there for that. Need to see our city clerk so we can get the waivers. And I'm pretty sure it'll be full of fuel.
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So
I have, um two items. One, I did the point in time inventory for the homeless a couple weeks ago and I wanted to, um send a shout out to Erica Jackson.
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Housing Authority. And this was I've done this each year. uh This was different because uh formerly I'd always gone out with a police officer and there were certain sites, camps that we went to. uh Erica
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rapport with a lot of people and we went to the places where the police for one way or another, for one reason or another, would probably not have been able to go and collect an inventory. So that was pretty eye-opening for me. um And I was, I guess, I guess
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um And I'm glad that, you ‸ know, we're we're, you know, doing some things to put resources out there. Obviously, more needs to be done. But uh thanks to Erica Jackson for um giving me that orientation. um I also, of course, uh
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um Several folks from the dais were there. um It was really quite a nice ceremony. um We talked about everybody has a story with Captain Ed. And so I just wanted to share mine and what he taught me, um even though I probably knew him for less time than most. um I recall when we were having the the big park debacle um
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and you got neighbors and, you know, opposing each other. and And um I remember then the council voted on that. I had to recuse myself. But at any rate,
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It'll be okay. Don't get so serious. And what he really taught me was perspective. That, you know, not to take yourself so seriously. Yes, you get in there, you do your best um to defend your issues. but, you know, there's going to be another challenge another day. So, um yeah, so we'll all miss him. And uh ‸ also wanted to say I was uh so sad to hear that Shirley's son has passed. And what a tragedy, given the fact that her husband passed passed just uh in December. So, um you know, all our thoughts and prayers out to Shirley. That's the end of my report. Thank
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yeah, thank you, um Mayor. um So, this was uh an event. This was uh Economic Development. I forgot.
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out. uh I commend staff along with the city manager um for being innovative. uh Usually we have a speaker and we kind of, you know, we sit there and listen to a great speaker. But this time we wanted to um highlight a lot of our businesses in the community. So, uh commend staff for for being um so open-minded. um
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had to highlight those guys. That's why I'm gaining so much weight now. um
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because we we are at risk of losing um
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lack of numbers.
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um it is not about the need. It's really about uh camaraderie and meeting other seniors in the community um and it's from 10 a.m to 2 p.m
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coming out. So, you don't have
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you can. um And so, I'm just letting everybody know that they're on the table is moving to Merritt Island. And we really don't
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a community literacy night. um Several council members was there um reading to the children. uh This ‸ some of the photos of um of me reading, and then
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well uh reading to the students. it was another opportunity to um show why you know reading is so important in education. i guess some of the photos. uh ‸ several classes, uh but it's just one of the class. You see how
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enthused that young man is eating popcorn. in the middle um I'd
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to commend uh the chief uh so for being uh so transparent ‸ with the community. we He started his um chief chief watch um in my district, in District
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at jolie smith Center. um It was a good night of questions, um a lot of a lot of issues, uh not gonna ‸ say a lot of issues, but concerns from different uh community members uh that we addressed, things that we were written down, because something we just don't see. And so we need the community to let us know the businesses from downtown came as well.
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the community and
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to have that conversation. um so let the um yeah
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uh in a row that someone from
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part of Super Bowl, and I think that's really unheard of. um So, yeah. um i I believe um this particular Super Bowl had over 130 million views, um and every time they say this young man's
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look at sports as a negative thing, um but sports is is, I know for me, and I know definitely for uh the mayor, uh sports helps uh with camaraderie, also with discipline. and And for this young man to be now in the league for five years um shows a lot of discipline, because the life of the NFL player we know is uh really between two and three years. So, um so and and saying that is saying this. We have we have set a president for um uh the key to the city, and I want to bring this to the city council, um so that we uh can celebrate this young man. I believe he has earned it, um graduated
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football for the University of Florida, uh played Got drafted by the new orleans new orleans New
orleans
Saints. And now plays for the Philadelphia Eagles, which um I believe he's a free agent this year. So he should be making a lot more money than he's making right now. um So I want to bring that to the council and get your uh thoughts on it. uh Because
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And I will always bring it to the council before um I say anything to city manager. So I want to get uh ‸ consensus. Yeah.
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of course
Because many of us can only ride past the Super Bowl. Not but
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uh This young man was in my class at Clear
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quality individual. And i
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That's it. uh So i had one more thing. i
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still there. Okay. I thought
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you know?
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do you want to make the announcement about the uh cemetery cleanup?
Yes, sir. Okay. Go
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You know, we were looking for ways to pay homage for Black History Month uh
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And we thought it would be a good idea to honor Black History Month by doing a cemetery cleanup at the Hilltop Cemetery, uh
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normally maintains. But we wanted to do more of a detailed uh cleanup, uh get the citizens involved. It's time for us to come together, talk, and also, uh you know, acknowledge history. So we're going to be doing that this saturday february 18th from 10 a.m to 12 p.m okay did i say that right yeah i believe it's 10 a.m to 12 p.m and that's going to be
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think that that was ‸ it. um So the um the time may possibly change. But um again again, just another way to, you know, put service into action. um So if anyone wants to join, uh please join us uh at that time, or and we'll probably end up putting it on the social media as well. um And I think that's all we had
uh To
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off that, man, I think it's imperative that you know people, with all the negativity going around here, I think we should continue to do positive things. We've all cleansed the area and throughout our city, and we all can attest to how people will come up and say, thank you very much. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Two words we do not hear enough,
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in and ‸ everywhere. I think as a collective group, I think we should, once a month, designate a location. I'm down.
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of February, let's do February. Then next month, someone
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District
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then District
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then the mayor. But um I'm just like everyone, as wherever I see trash, we're gonna ‸ pick it up. It doesn't matter. And I think it's in the period and that's something
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Is that it? ‸ Okay,
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give a correction on the time for Saturday.
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we welcome the community ‸ come out uh you know we're gonna ‸ have people bringing out uh materials to clean up and do some maintenance out there. It'll be a good time for us to chat and, uh like I say, acknowledge Black History
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Also, I wanted to give a shout out to miss Bernice Cox. uh Some years ago, she was the one that actually uh contributed into putting the spotlight on the Hilltop Cemetery and uh was able to get the city to go out and actually show interest in that and
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efforts. And that's all I have.
Is
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sir? Yes,
sir.
I'm not going to share all my notes, but a couple of things I want to share with you real quick, and then we'll conclude, and then we'll have our benediction by our pastor. Anybody to the right, correct? We're talking about academics. Here, look.
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man potentially may attend either Harvard University or Yale. You remember when we had the acknowledgement of the state champions? This young man, remember we had ‸ conversation, academics comes first in the dictionary before athletics. So I want
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and he will define
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She's salutatorial. So these are
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High students doing positive things in our community and they went through the public school system. And that shows you if you continue to invest in the human mankind, in the human race, you will not be a disgrace because people do support you. So kudos to the class of 2023,
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Let's give them a round of
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Mama says a whole pro will always praise his or her own mom As you all know, this weekend, um I was at the hospital with my dad. So I had a change of venues. After we got my father out of the hospital, he had surgery. He was there for four days. um We went to
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was a singer, is a singer. She's from Nashville. I also had a chance to meet with her and talk with her. um ‸ have a shirt signed by her. Also,
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uh Charter Academy
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We were acknowledging the kids for academic excellence. So kudos. I was making ham,
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So great, man. It did my heart to do well. Because when you invest
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So that's important ‸ we recognize our children. Today's success,
but tomorrow's
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future. um This is
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Rivers. He was there at the grand opening of the Spinners laundromat. We did a live show there, live in a living color. Had a great time meeting the Spinners. We had grandparents day at um the Trinity Lutheran Church
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were there and it was fun. It was a great time seeing the past today oh That's my grandbaby. I have 12 grandbabies. 12! And yes, as you can see, um teeth for days, you
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She's a beauty. And I have my shot done in one end and the Bible in the other. This
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capture those moments. um
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day too as well. Strong, die-hard supporters of
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um Real quick, God bless you. This is a scam that's going around town
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the property tax exemption, cancellation. This is the um ‸ They're using tax. Excuse me. timesville tax. Assessor. Guess whose name is underneath it? My name. This is the form that this family got this information from. We had to blacken it out. Thank you very much,
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if by
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sir.
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um Could we maybe have addresses from a city perspective as well being proactive and not reactive.
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more other thing and then I'm bringing our pastor Rob, would you please come to the podium? um We're in the process ‸ Legislative Day and there are some horrible bills ranging from House Bill 401, Sovereign Immunity, where they're trying to triple the rate of accidents where the these local municipalities can be
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um And this will affect trial lawyers. um Also Florida ships, counties, and cities. And I will give you some more detail. Because of the sake of time, I'm talking about financial disclosure, and etc., etc. But I will give you more information. And we will share that. I have to remember, I think the
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But I do want to make our citizens aware of what's going on with that state
legislatures
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Please call our representative,
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we're going to close out with prayer. or firm believing that. um What do
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Yes.
Let us pray. Kind and merciful Father, Lord God, we pause right now to say thank you. Thank you for this beautiful city, Lord God. Thank you for the city that smiles. Lord God, we ask that you would just watch over this city, Lord God, our leaders, endow them with wisdom from on high as they lead this city forward. Lord God, we ask for protection
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Lord God. Allow no hurt, harm, or danger before any
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give
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Allow us to return to our various destinations
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find things just as they were when we left them. For Lord God, we lean independent upon you.
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