As they do business for this great city of Cocoa, we thank you for those that have come to help that go along well and the citizens that are here as well. So we ask for your blessings. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.
Face the flag. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic
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Ready? Mayor Parrish?
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Here.
Councilwoman Blanco? Here. Councilwoman Warner? Here. Councilman Whipple? Here. City Attorney Garganese?
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Here. And Assistant City Manager Peer? Here. Thank you.
Okay. I'd like to make...
‸ Okay. We've got to... I'll go ahead, John. John.
Under
a presentation, Samantha Singer, update United Way.
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the amendments. I approve the minutes for
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I approve the minutes for
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Second.
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All in favor?
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Chair?
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I just... It's been a couple of years since anybody had come before you and talked about the city's cash and investments. And I just want to give ‸ you a brief update about where the city's money is and what we're doing with it. And then I'm
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He is the city's...
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And so I'll have him talk there
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This particular part of the statute is very short. It tells you exactly what you can do as far as safety, liquidity, and your return on investment. It tells you ‸ that safety prioritizes everything else. You should have everything liquid, so if you need to get to it, you can use it. And then, of course, a competitive return. We also follow for our investment policy 415. Now, 415 is a little bit.
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But basically, 415 lays out the guidelines and tells you what you can do as a municipal government, what funds you can invest in, and what funds you should avoid. We actually... The statute actually talks about derivatives.
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that is well-versed in derivatives. But everything else is kind of open to interpretation. We have our... We follow the guidelines of our investment manager. And so this just basically tells us what we can do with our policy. The city has money in four different banking institutions.
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We use Community Bank of the ‸ South for our disaster funds. We use the State Board of Administration just to be able to diversify so that we don't have everything in just one or two accounts.
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managed funds. Those are held in trust. And that's the piece that Mr. Whithome is going to talk about. At SunTrust Bank, we have it for operating payroll workers comp.
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money, just under $8 million, as part of the proceeds we receive for the bond for the fire assessment to build the stations.
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the fire stations. Right now, the approximate balance is almost $41 million at SunTrust. That will go down to about $33 to $35, depending on the monthly operations. That's normally about what we have at SunTrust. We also have disaster funds or hurricane funds at Community Bank of the South.
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certificates of deposits. And then we have a little bit more in the money market account. That money would have been available to us for Hurricane Matthew. We made arrangements with the bank. If we ‸ would have needed it, we could have gotten to that money pretty easily. Then we have State Board of Administration or the SBA. The city uses this mostly because it's extremely liquid. These are all operating funds. And we use it just as an option. They actually have a pretty decent rate of return. If you remember, maybe about five or six years ago, the SBA ran into a little bit of difficulty. They've completely recovered from that, and we actually get a pretty decent return.
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Nope. I'm going to have Dave come up and talk a little bit about the managed funds. He's going to talk about... We use a combination of passive and active portfolio management, and he's going to explain what that is. He's going to talk about the importance of diversification. I think we're very well diverse. He's going to talk about our investment policy and how that was written to keep us extremely diverse. He's going to talk about the market outlook. We've had, as you know, a rate in increase. The feds raised the rate interest rates ever slightly, but that does affect our portfolio because we're mostly a fixed income portfolio. So it has a pretty good effect on what we do. And then he's going to talk about what we do to strategize and minimize the losses for the city so that we don't have any losses.
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Dave?
Thanks, Terry. ‸ Thanks for giving me some time. ‸ You know, it's my first time before the council. The person who was here before me, she actually retired in January. So she had been with us about, I think she'd been with us 15 years. So I'm from the main office up in New York, and I'm with Insight Investment. And Insight is actually part of Bank of New York. ‸ We're one of their investment advisors that works specifically with the public sector.
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So let me just talk about the market and the portfolio. I do want to quickly touch on some of those points that Terry talked about. When we look at the portfolio, one of the ways we help our clients keep their portfolio safe is by diversification, not having all of your eggs in one basket.
And
as Terry said, some of your funds are short, and some of your funds are invested a little bit longer term. And that helps insulate the portfolio from some of the market movements. Now, the longer term assets are the piece that we manage. And we want to spread those out so that they're not all in one chunk, but they're kind of laddered out across different maturities, so that you always have some liquidity coming due so you can meet the expenditures that you have at the city.
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whole long verbiage on the market outlook. I left some books over for anyone who's interested in all the details. But things have changed rather dramatically, I would say, over the last year in the economic outlook for the ‸ country and for the world ‸ at large. Interest rates have finally started up. You can see where interest rates were on 12-31-2015 in that light green line in the top graph. And you can see they've all gone up all the way across the board from three months to out to ten years in terms of maturity. Interest rates are up overall. And the federal funds rate is driving that. And the Federal Reserve just met, and
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talked about possibly raising interest rates as much as three times this coming year. That's something unusual because we haven't seen rates rise for a while. Rates have been down since the last recession back in 2008, and rates have been very, very low. You've seen that in mortgages. If you've refinanced your house, you know that the interest rates are really low.
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are very, very low, and they're not getting a lot of income back from their investments. ‸ Now, all by state statute, as Terry was speaking about, all of the investments that we are allowed to go into for the city's portfolio are all fixed income securities. So they're bonds. They're varying types of bonds. Some are treasury. Some are government agency bonds. And they're different. And actually, we have a few corporates in the portfolio, high-grade corporate bonds as well. But they're varying types, but they can't go out too far in terms of maturity. And so that kind of limits the interest rates that we can pick up on those bonds. So it's really good news that the economy is improving across the country and really across the world, because that's starting to raise interest rates up.
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and the five-year treasury. And you can see those just as we get to the end of January or
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right, as we go into January of 17, interest rates are starting up.
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next part of the year. Part of that is because gross domestic product or GDP, which is a measure of economic activity across the country, that's been up. And, in fact, it was up in the
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And then the fourth quarter
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So it's been going up. You know, it goes up and down every quarter. But ‸ it's been on the upswing and pretty substantially.
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I
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like it better when they called it the Purchasing Manager's Index. It really explained what it does. But it's kind of a look out
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future economic activities. They survey all these ‸ purchasing managers around the country and say, you know, what are you seeing?
our
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people you have a lot of inventory
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making ‸ a lot of shipments? ‸ And they tell these people in the surveys. And so that's kind of a predictor of future economic activity. As you can see on that graph, on the top graph, that's been going up as well. One thing that we have to be concerned about a little bit is in the bottom graph, that's the Consumer Price Index, and that's a measure of inflation.
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go back up again. So we are starting to get a little bit of inflation out into the economy. Both of those things mean that very likely we're going to have some ‸ rise in interest rates, which is good for the city's portfolio because that brings you up additional income, right?
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So let's talk about the portfolio and how we've done performance-wise. And we're going to look at a number of different portfolios. And the first one we're looking at is the operating portfolio, but they all have sort of similar performance. The benchmark on this portfolio is the U.S. Treasury's one- to three-year index.
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but ‸ the performance for the city that we've been able to produce is in dark green, and the performance of the
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in light green. So we've outperformed the benchmark in every measure so far, at least
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both since inception on a short-term basis and on a long-term basis. So that's good for the operating fund. And we've done the same thing in restricted fund number two. Very similar sort of results because it's got a very similar benchmark and managed in a very similar way. And also on the reserve fund number three. So the performance has been very good over time. That's primarily ‸ because we are not just a passive manager, but we are also actively managed. We shorten the portfolio up sometimes when we think interest rates are going to rise, and sometimes we'll go a little bit longer in the portfolio if we think then interest rates are going to remain low. So we might as well take some advantage of moving the bonds out a little bit further in maturity. But right now we've been shortening up that portfolio because we think interest rates are on the upswing. So that's part of our active management strategy. And, you
know,
we're always constantly shifting between treasuries and agencies and some of ‸ the corporate securities as well. This is the enhanced cash portfolio.
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So our performance looks pretty darn good compared to
the
three-month treasury bill, which has been really, really low in terms of performance. And, you know, we've outperformed it for a long period of time since inception. I don't think we've actually had this portfolio open up as long as five years, as long as some of the other portfolios. But when interest rates were so low, Terry said, you know, I don't need to keep all of my money liquid, but I don't want to move it all out too far either. So we came up with the idea of the enhanced cash portfolio, which means it's somewhere between the long-term portfolio out in that sort of one-and-a-half to two-year area, and it's not overnight.
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over the last three years.
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This account was opened up about three-and-a-half years ago, and it was due it's strictly utility fund. Utilities had an enormous amount of cash flow at the time. And so it was decided that we would open up this enhanced cash, which is extremely liquid but has a high yield to it. So it's been doing very well. We've been really, really happy with it. If we need to, that's the account we go to to pull to make debt service payments twice a year. So it makes enough money we can actually pull from it and still have plenty to make the debt service payments.
Because of the way that portfolio is laddered, it has a lot of maturities coming off all the time. So if Terry needs one of those maturities ‸ for debt service or something like that, it's available. So that's ‸ kind of a balancing act. That's why we don't want to lock it up too long into one of the longer-term portfolios. You know, just to close up, I just wanted to say, as I said about the economic activity, it is picking up. So when economic activity picks up, that means interest rates are going to start to pick up. Now, we haven't seen higher interest rates for a long period of time. Anyone that's gone out and done a car loan or anything like that, you know, rates have been very, very low. But we are going to start to see that. That will mean more investment income in for the city. Now, when I say more, you know, interest rates are still pretty low. So
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be marginally more. But hopefully, if we can, you know, if interest rates go up and they double over the next year or so, we'll have double the investment income for the city. So that helps. That's really good.
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Pretty good?
Yes. Oh, you guys are in excellent position, ‸ both cash-wise and you have a nice laddered, longer-term portfolio.
You ever heard of a city buying another city?
I've heard of cities buying other cities' bonds. And we do that for some of our portfolios.
Take
note of that.
Yes?
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Yeah. I ‸ don't personally have any interaction with ‸ SunTrust, but Terry has, I'm sure, a lot of interaction. We have
daily interaction with SunTrust. But what I would tell you is SunTrust holds all of our operating funds, payroll, workers' comp. The funds that
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‸ It's in a trust account that's managed through Insight Investments. ‸ And we talk with them at least monthly. We try to have quarterly meetings with them. We have an investment committee that meets with them. So with SunTrust, we do have daily conversations with SunTrust. But it's completely segregated. They have all the operating funds. That's what we need to make payroll and all that stuff. So what he has are, like, the restricted funds, money we have to set aside for bond covenants and then things. And then he also has surplus operating funds, like, ‸ for example, the utilities fund. That's all surplus operating funds. We can't earn as much as SunTrust would pay us to have that money at SunTrust. So we literally move it to Regents Bank where it can get managed and earn us a higher yield.
So they have to go through you ‸ in order to do any transactions ‸ on behalf of the city?
Yes. Thank
you. And that is an important point. ‸ When we say we have the funds, we actually don't hold the funds.
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That's a separate, independent third party. We are only the advisor advising them on what to do with the transactions. But we are outside of the cash loop, which is important. You know, we don't have access to the funds. We only are the advisor. The person that has this
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And they hold all the securities through their trust department. That's a good point. Yes.
That's good information. Yeah. Sure. I feel good about the next 12 months. All right. I've never seen anything like this. I mean, the stock market closed at
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But the thing ‸ is, I think things are looking really good.
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Well, you know, here's the thing about 2016. GDP in 2016 was only up, although it ended very ‸ strong the last two quarters, the total
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That's right.
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So it was off a little bit last year.
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a lot of it was due to the election, believe it or not. People were just uncertain what's going to happen. Now, since the election, there's more certainty. All of a sudden, ‸ some of this economic activity that was held up and people now have at least more clarity with what they're doing and they're trying to figure that out. So some of that economic activity that was held up is now freed up and taking risk.
And like I said, in a year or two, you know, these same investments, maybe making three or four times.
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Yeah.
Well, we're hoping that interest rates do go up because we think that's better for every saver. And, you know, obviously the
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like a saver. You know, it's like ‸ retirees as well. It's been great for borrowers to have it very
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Yeah.
But hopefully everyone's refinanced their mortgages and, you know, got their cars and ‸ all that kind of stuff. Right. Yes.
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I'll be working with the finance director to review. I know we have money with SunTrust, Community Bank of the South, just to provide analysis in terms of making sure that the
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receiving or maximizing its return with the investments that we have with those.
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amount that, you know, that we could possibly do. And we've had some money sitting with some of these institutions for a while. I want to make sure that ‸ the taxpayers are receiving the maximum ‸ interest allowed.
Okay.
Good.
Any other questions?
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Thank you.
Thank you for having me. Great. Thank you. I just
wanted to end real quickly because I didn't know if you were doing that math or not. But it ends up being just under $90 million.
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managed funds where we can really maximize what we're earning. And we do watch it every month. If I feel like we need to move money into surplus where it can earn a little bit more, we do.
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So that's ‸ about the going rate.
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about two months ago, ‸ and we were the only ones that were earning 12. Most were earning 10 or less basis points. So I feel like with SunTrust, we're doing okay.
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But that's just what the average rate is. Sure. So.
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Very happy. Thank you. Thank you very much. Great job. Okay. We'll move to the number two. John?
Yes.
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I'm good. Thank
you. Okay. Did you want me to do it down there?
I dare you. It's
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sir. I probably don't have to. Aim again.
Yeah.
Well,
I
think the next presentation at Samantha will explain ‸ the outfit and the purpose for which I'm wearing. Bear with us a minute. ‸ It's
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Aw. That's pretty good. Oh, boy.
‸ Wow. You get to put us through that. Okay.
This is a proclamation. Whereas during Black History Month, we celebrate the many achievements and contributions made by African Americans to our economic, cultural, spiritual, and political development. And whereas established by American historian Carter G. Woodson, the original celebration of Black History
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In 1976, as part of the nation's bicentennial, the week was expanded to a month.
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black education, which sheds light on a crisis that has grown significantly in neighborhoods where public schools lack resources,
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the touted benefits education remains elusive for many. Whereas Black History is rich in centuries-old efforts of resistance to the crisis with social movement, unrelenting court battles, and the freedom schools of the 1960s. Local mentoring and community-based academic and mentorship programs inspire a love of learning and the thirst for achievement. And whereas our country's state black leaders and COCO's own esteemed African American citizens of past and present ‸ continue to forage through these times, building our nation and improving our city,
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And whereas it is also important to remember those civil rights pioneers like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks who broke down racial barriers and inspired our
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and
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and other leaders who worked to promote justice ‸ and equal rights for all Americans regardless of race. And whereas, as we celebrate Black History Month, we recognize the many contributions of African Americans to our country and recommit to being a nation of opportunity and hope for every citizen. Now, therefore, Mayor Henry U. Parrish III, on behalf
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of February 2017 as Black History Month. I don't know if there's anybody here to accept it on behalf.
We'll provide it.
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John, thanks.
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Sam, maybe you can shed some light on this.
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So I just wanted to give
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brief update about our United Way campaign. The city of Cocoa each
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United Way campaign. um our we do Our employees donate to United Way each year through payroll deductions, but we also held several events this year, which were amazing events. um And this year, um
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this past
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fantastic. um It was a 56 increase in overall giving, and we had 105 employees participate with through payroll deductions. So that was uh pretty outstanding. um And we had two little competitions going on during this whole um
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fundraising season. um The first was a department fundraiser. So whichever department donated the most per capita um got to have
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And administrative services won that. This is the second year in a row they've won that designation, so they get to have the city manager work with them for the day. And the um we also had a fill your change tub um competition. So each department got a tub, um and you were able to get donations in that tub. And the department that had the most donations in their tub, their director had to wear a tutu for the day. So um there were some departments, I'm not going to name any names, um that
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did not put their tubs out or hid them or put them on their own desk. So it was not very fair. But let me say we had a lot of donations in the city manager's bucket. um I put a little creativity into our bucket and
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ours so people could get an idea. um And um so i first, before I have him come out once again so everybody can see the great um tutu, um I do want to say
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um the ‸ one of the employees that are on our campaign group, which is
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wonderful choo choo This is her design,
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great job. It looks wonderful. So John, if you want to stand up and come out so everybody can see you, please. And if anybody would like pictures, I am happy to take pictures. And we're taking donations for United Way. So any donations you would like to give to come up and do pictures with John, I'll be ‸ happy to take donations.
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He has made his rounds through the entire city so everybody got to take pictures with him. And I will post all those pictures tomorrow on Facebook and Twitter so make sure you take a look.
Nice time
So we have to get a picture with council and John so please come down and we'll get a picture.
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so again this was all for United Way we've raised a lot of money and and John has been a great sport
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around and his the
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So it started this morning and all the way till through ‸ council meeting, and so that's the reason for his ‸ So any questions? we know how much How much did ‸ he raise today, do we
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about
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total. That's just from taking
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our United Way campaign so thank you all very much we appreciate and there was a lot of people we had
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so he could
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didn't want their directors wearing it so they donated to his ‸ I'm
surprised the chief didn't win chief from Kellogg I'm
not naming any names but he was one that had it on his desk yeah what your bucket was on your desk nobody wants to donate when they have to look at you to put the money
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give his bucket to Yvonne. I know.
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That won't mean anything.
So thank you guys very much. Thanks, Sam. Thank you. Very
good. Thank
you, Sam.
Okay. We're going
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name and address for the record please
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It is a citizen right to petition this city or county government. We are the
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to be heard. three weeks ago I submitted a proposed resolution for a citizen police review board my request has been ignored and not put on the agenda otherwise swept under the rug. My resolution is not a black thing. It's a request phone in to us by people of every race,
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would not want to live in a city without the police
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more like
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terrorists
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I have submitted a proposed resolution
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run oversight committee of the Cocoa police department internal affairs and determine whether or not internal affairs have properly investigated cases brought
to its
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attention additionally the board fulfills its mission by reviewing police procedures rules regulations in general of special orders pertaining to
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the National Action Network mission will be to improve the political educational social and economic status of African Americans and other racial ‸ ethnic minorities to eliminate racial prejudice to make our community safer and we will use all lawful means to the end discrimination under state and federal law. So with that said,
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approved and at a date a workshop be set up so it can take effect.
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back because I wasn't prepared to say anything but we are prepared to say a few words tonight
yeah I'd just like to correct the record uh nothing was swept under the rug and the memo is dated today yes it was received and this is the first council meeting in which the item could be brought before city council and uh I would like to add well before the memo going back to the 2016 our strategic plan that was adopted in May of last year uh a number uh
a number
of issues but one of them under crime awareness and prevention was the creation of a community relations council uh which
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uh since the ‸ receipt of the uh the memo from uh uh Mr. Dennis uh the city actually even well even before that because we go back to if the crime summit
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was adopted in the
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many discussions and reviewing other municipalities in terms of the composition, the ‸ purview, and things of that nature. So we're currently in the process of continuing to review those, and we'll be working with the city attorney. And at such time, we're ready to proceed forward, ‸ and we will endeavor to get it done quickly. But as you, I think,
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aware, there's been many other pressing needs within the police department and immediate, and I'm not aware of any incidents where there's been complaints, and
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where there's been any issue, as described in the memo, of, I guess, bloody use of force or police conduct. So we are committed to having a very transparent and accountable police department, one that responds to the concerns of the citizens and maintains law and order in a professional and respectful manner. And we will follow, continue to follow up on this, do our research, work with the city attorney to bring this matter back. It's an item that the city council and the community identified long. Again, we adopted the plan in May of 2016. We're in the implementation phases of many components of the plan, so we will get that done. I don't have a certain time frame.
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done probably by the ‸ summer. You know, we're currently working on a number of other issues, so I will get
it done. Okay. Okay. I would like to just say this.
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years. It's not outstanding, but I have evidence to substantiate why we need a citizen police review board. Okay.
And I guess my question is, is
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Right. Yeah, we mostly be in the county. So,
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the activities of the sheriff's office or any other
agency. Well, we got resolutions on the books
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the county commissioner's office also. Okay. So,
this
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But we are, again,
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We've been working on it. I've looked at Melbourne and what some of the other communities are doing, and we want to make sure it's one that fits the needs for the community as well as, you know, can function properly and serve a purpose in an appropriate forum. Thank you very much. I
have a question. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Is there any way that we can get a specific
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concerns?
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I know that he's going to probably be concerned about what's actually going on now as days pass. So, is there someone that we can give him specific information so that he can get in contact with that person to give him an update?
Certainly. You can email both myself and the police chief if you copy both of us, and both of us will meet with you in any incidents you might have concerns over with regard to police officer conduct or any other issue that pertains to the police department.
Well, I have talked with your assistant city manager here a few days ago.
because
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I submitted this resolution three weeks ago, almost a month ago, and he had said that there was going to be a workshop open to the public. Give me a date of that.
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It really doesn't pertain to probably the establishment of this, but we could incorporate that. It was more of a crime workshop in terms of discussing, you know, current trends, ‸ patterns, tactics, things that, you know, obviously that, you know,
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such as, you know, just the implementation that we, the city, the police department just rolled out the park walk and talk program, things to build community relations. And,
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has a, has been very transparent, has a quarterly faith-based round table meeting with faith-based leaders. So, I mean, those are the things that
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continue to discuss through the mayor's leadership. There's been two summits held on crime, you know, over the last three years. So, I mean, it just, and they've been well advertised and well attended in each, in each instance.
Yep. In closing, be it resolved that we do a workshop to get this set up because, see, I'm part of with other organizations also. It's not a black thing. It's people of all colors. It's actually this. We get a lot of calls on this. So, when we get
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we have to step
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They have those supporters here.
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Okay. We'll move to consent. Motion to approve the consent agenda.
Second.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? All right. We're going to council business. Steve? Super attorney? That's what we're doing. Oh, I'm sorry.
Sorry.
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public hearing.
Public hearing. First public hearing of the evening. Steve looked at me. There's a second
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public hearing item. ‸ Ordinance number 01-2017, an ordinance of the city council of the city of Cocoa Brevard County,
Florida. Relating to backyard chickens, amending Chapter 5, Animals and Fowls, to include a new Section 5-35 Backyard Chicken Pilot Program, to allow the keeping of chickens and chicken coops within certain residential zoning districts, creating definitions, enumerating terms and conditions concerning the keeping of backyard chickens, establishing a limited permitting process, providing for a sunset or extension of these regulations upon review by the City Council, providing for the repeal of prior
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and resolutions, severability, incorporation into the code, and an effective date. Again, second
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only one change that was made to the ordinance after first reading, and that was uh reducing the
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of of the ordinance. Other than that, the ordinance is the same as what was passed on first reading. Mayor.
Okay. I'm going to close this to Council, open it up to the public. Would anybody like to speak on this ordinance? valentine's Day. Nope. We're going to close it, come back to Council. hey you want to do it?
Motion to approve.
Second.
All in favor?
Aye.
Any opposed?
Okay. Okay.
The next public hearing item is second and final reading of Ordinance 02-2017. It's Ordinance number 02-2017, an Ordinance of the City
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zoning, Article 13, Supplementary District Regulation, Section 28, Regulating Businesses, Providing for the sale or rental of new and or used automotive vehicles, agricultural equipment, major recreational equipment, and mobile homes and accessory uses thereof, Providing for the repeal of prior ‸ consistent ordinances and
resolutions
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severability, incorporation into the code, and an effective date. uh this is Second and final reading. Also public hearing, mayor. And um no changes were made in this ordinance after passing first reading. ‸ Okay.
Again,
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the Council. Open it up to the public. Anybody like to speak on this this ordinance? second reading ‸ Okay. Close it to the public. Bring it back to
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opposed? Okay. Council ‸ Business. Steve.
uh Yes, Mayor. This is a request to approve a date correction for
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saturday march 11 2017 4 p.m to 7 p.m to friday march 10 2017 4 p.m to 7 p.m they originally uh had scheduled this for the month for the 11th but they changed the date to uh the 10th, so we just have that before you this evening.
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‸ This is an item. uh The owner of
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Neighborhood Development Coalition is requesting a partial release of a code enforcement lien attached
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Florida. uh The owner uh purchased this property
in
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March 2016. They're requesting a partial release of a code and a code lien attached to ‸ property located at uh this address. uh The previous owner,
Ms.
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Thomas, also owns
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uh There are multiple violations, multiple liens on all of these properties which total in over a million dollars. uh The Brevard Neighborhood Development Corporation, just to give you a little background information on on them, uh they're a non-profit, faith-based community development corporation that has been operating a safe haven for children in the Booker T. Washington neighborhood of North Melbourne since 2004. this program is called the doc similar to a boys and girls club program the doc offers academic enrichment, healthy snacks, recreation, and character building activities for youth ages 5 through 18. in addition to the doc they also own and operate the greater heights apartments affordable housing for low-income, moderate families uh and seniors. So uh they purchased this property
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Ms. Thomas, and uh
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you're aware, uh any any lien on a property is attached to all properties. And so they're requesting uh that partial release. This did go to the Code Enforcement Board uh at their meeting. On January 19th, recommended uh the partial release of the of the
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of the uh partial release.
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Executive Director at Brevard Neighborhood Development Coalition.
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And my address is [address]. Would you like me to elaborate a little bit more or answer questions? What would you prefer?
I'm familiar with that. I don't have any questions. We've had a couple of issues like this before where our
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in other areas of the county.
This was something we were not aware of until we were blessed with a developer who approached us and said that he was excited about the work we were doing with children and teens, and we were wanting to expand and build a teen center. And he's willing ‸ to put up a good bit of money to help us do that. And then he actually, because we thought we had clear title, he actually did a double check, and we learned that, indeed, we did not.
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when we purchased it in Melbourne and actually went to the Melbourne City Council, and they unanimously, you
know,
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and that
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and ‸ worked very closely together to impact the children and also reduce crime in that community. So they ‸ voted to release the lien they had, provided that we build a community center within three years, and
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So
‸ we're at a point now that we kind of want to fast forward to be able to build this thing and then ‸ had this surprise. So I appreciate your consideration tonight about it.
Okay.
Yeah.
Motion
to approve.
What is your entire motion? Would you just state it?
Just motion to approve staff recommendation.
Okay. Okay. That is that $250 administrative cost? Okay. I'll second it. Okay.
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Very good.
Thank you very much.
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20 years ago. And I wanted to quickly say thank you. We are a United Way agency, and so some of the funds from
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Yes. That's great. I'm going to enjoy showing that picture to Rob Raines.
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It
probably is. Thank you. I
couldn't get it out there quick enough.
That's pretty good. Okay. Do
you
want to
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Tammy. Yes, sir. This is to consider the appointment of Stephen Harrell as a member of the General
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Motion to approve.
Aye. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Roll through. All right. Chief?
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Asking Councilor Poover for the City of Cocoa to accept the donation of a black and tan coonhound from Cocoa Community First, Inc. to be used for tracking, narcotic searches, and community outreach by the Cocoa Police Department, and to allow the city manager to sign the waiver of liability and hold harmless agreement between the City of Cocoa and Cocoa Community First.
Motion to approve.
Motion to
approve.
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the
Canine Explorer?
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By the way, I would like to say that the Canine Explorer's breeder is here with us.
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And Maureen agreed with Cynthia Owens of Oak Hill Kennels in North Carolina that the City of Cocoa was a great fit for this puppy.
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That's Maureen sitting behind Chris there. She owns the father of this puppy.
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her puppies to be involved in police work. So she donated him so that we would have a dog that was friendly to the community. And could find missing people and find drugs. And go to all the fun stuff like neighborhood watch meetings and play with children. Excellent.
And council members.
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We have a motion
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a second.
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Okay, Chris, take him home.
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We need to get
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He's
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It's original.
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And Above and Beyond because the police always
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the carpet. Thank
you very
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Thank you, Maureen.
‸ Thank you, Chris.
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Terry. John
wants to talk okay Yes,
Mr. Mayor. my some reason, my iPad's out. so uh This item, if
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some uh concerns expressed by uh ratepayers within the city of Coco's uh utility area about their their billing and the meter accuracy, the city undertook a study. We engaged the services of water resource associates. uh That study is uh uh prior to some uh very unfortunate and untimely uh health issues with uh the principal of WRA, of which he will he will be back in a skiing accident. But uh we we just currently we had a meeting, and we're currently finalizing the review. And once that review is completed, uh
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study. And then the presentation will either be by Mr. Farrell or his uh uh one of his business partners or associates. uh And this task order, this is a continuation since obviously the the project has extended across fiscal years, and this would provide for the finalization, you know, once we complete the the final report and the
presentation.
So the requested action is to approve a resolution amending the FY 2017 budget to transfer funds from water ‸ sewer to the general fund for the completion of the utility meter billing audit performed by wra which began in fy 16.
motion
to approve second all
in favor
aye
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thank you and
our thoughts and prayers with mark as he recuperates and
yeah okay um jack
yes sir number uh ‸ 8.3 approve
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gallon elevated storage tank structural rehab, Project WS 1176, to approve the grading of the project site and installation of new fence,
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approved resolution authorizing the city manager to prove change orders in the
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number, uh and uh after talking to the city manager, you know, the discussion was that we wanted to, if we had money left over at the end of the end of the project, that we would uh look at getting rid of the barbed wire. um So
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plant, uh because that's where they'll they'll run the the actual contract out of. uh It's not really a capital, large enough capital project that the engineers will take it. um So we're moving the money into different departments. uh
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It kind of got rutted up pretty good there. And they kind of back dragged it ‸ did their thing, but it really needs to kind of really address slope uh and drainage in that area, as well as the entry gate and a little stabilized area to land on when you, when you pull into off the street. uh A lot of times it turns to mud when ‸ in the summers, when it gets wet. So we want to put some stabilized uh either cloth or ‸ those blocks that we can grow grass under, you know, on top of, uh
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So I'm here to answer your questions. If
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opposed? Hey, Jack. Yes, sir. I just want to thank you for all the hard work you did on the tank and this council and the previous council. I guess
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Mike, Blake, and John and Matt. um That's like icing on the cake. ‸ getting ready to put that fence around that
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County landmark that, that we actually fixed.
it was a
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disrepair for probably a generation with all the you know work that was done to it. uh Great job. It's going to look great. And, uh and I'm with you, you know, rusted, degalvanized fencing and barbed wire doesn't cut it. Right. This is ‸ going to be beautiful. And, you know,
uh we're doing a, uh we are
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So it'll, ‸ look
really nice. It'll look good. Yeah. And
‸ we coordinated with community development on, on the choices and such. So make sure everything met with code.
Yeah. Great. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. um what are we up next?
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the amount of
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uh utilizing ‸ Continuous Service Agreement, rfq 1601 coca for the survey design
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projects Project Number
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We're also requesting approval of the budget transfer and approve the resolution amending the fiscal year 2017 budget. This is for the Phase
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It will ‸ require installation of drainage. there'll be some utilities work.
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Boulevard where it's uh
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uh between uh Highland and peach tree So we'll maybe get the street complete. So if there's any questions, um since
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part of this uh
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we are also
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of the drainage
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be happy to answer them.
uh Motion to approve. Second.
All in favor? Aye. aye opposed? Okay. Thank you.
Thanks, Ed. okay
Yeah, this is item 85. This is uh asking Council to approve a resolution amending the fy 17 budget to record transactions related to the
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refunding revenue bond series 2016.
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item 8.6 uh request council to approve amendment number one to continuing service agreement as approved by City Council originally on September
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2015. uh Council approval for an amendment to Task
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soil sampling and excavation removal of impacted soil uh and backfill, and to re prepare a report for ‸ 300 Brunson Boulevard, which is the site of new fire station
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amending the
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do uh clean up on the Brunson site. There's uh contaminants in the soil that have been there for many, many years, possibly when uh Brunson was a railroad track. uh they They suspect that it may be related to that. But uh we want to get that site clean. uh It's going to be a fire station. There's going to be uh fire personnel on that site
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So we want to get all the contaminants removed from the site. So that's uh the next step before we start construction.
So if there's any questions, I'd be happy to answer them.
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Motion to approve. Second.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Thanks, Ed.
Thank you,
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Where's that?
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guess is there anybody in the audience from the advisory board or committee that
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like to speak?
Fancy?
Okay, so we'll go to the state administration. ‸ Hope you feel better.
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Way contest.
I did.
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and the gates will open about 5 o'clock, and there will be the street closure for the parade will be at 3, so hopefully everybody can start moving off the streets by that time,
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What time do we have to meet here? 6 at the city hall?
Yes, the ‸ free meeting is like it used
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He's had fun today. See, that's it. That's it. Yeah, thank you. It's a great weekend coming up. ‸ I agree.
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No report, Mayor.
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Short report. Okay. This boulevard construction is nearing completion. We will be striping the road in the next few weeks. FPL has promised us they would get the LED lights up this month. I'm not going to hold my breath. They were supposed to already have them up, actually, and they were delayed on another project before this. So we're at the whim of FPL, but they have assured us they will get to them.
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We're going to mount them to the existing poles, but they will be all LED fixtures.
Yeah,
that's an improvement. Okay.
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The lights
are almost on every other pole. Yeah. We're doing them on every pole. Good.
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They're all on the east side, but ‸ FPL feels that it'll sufficiently light the whole corridor. Wow. So it'll actually extend from Ohio Street all the way to Dixon. I think we're putting 50 additional lights in there. So once they get started, it'll be noticeable at night once they're done, but we're ‸ still waiting.
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That's it.
Okay. Okay. Super attorney?
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Environmental Protection property that is being conveyed to the city for the,
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‸ The city has wired the money to the state. The deed has been executed by the governor and approved, of course, and we should be getting ‸ that deed any day now. So that transaction will close. And, of course, that's related to the proposed Wawa project. Right.
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So I just wanted to let the council know that that closing is occurring, and the city will be getting that property about a month ahead
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Wow. Good.
Question.
‸ Is there a design of that facility, what it's going to actually look like when it's complete?
The pond, yes. There are,
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but ‸ there is a design, and we'll be going out for construction with the developer for the Wawa project.
I would like to get a copy of what's being proposed.
All right. We can get you a copy of the plans. Okay.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
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I just want to congratulate you on your Super Bowl win. Wow. All I can say. Andy, you were talking it all year long, and you backed it up.
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like, very worried about the ‸ management of a game in the last quarter.
There you go. Okay.
No,
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It was Christmas in February for New England fans. It was.
That's true. I won against the Giants.
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That's true.
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Assistant City Manager. All right. Matt.
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Yeah. I'll just provide a quick waterfront update for you. We've been receiving some requests from some of our citizens and interested parties regarding the state's grant funding for the derelict vessel removal. As you may recall, during the last year's legislative priorities for the city, we had advocated for state-level support for derelict vessel removal, which they approved. And kind of divided up into two grant submission processes, of which one has been completed.
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‸ which there are within the next month.
there's
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approximately 21 vessels throughout the county that ‸ will be removed, of which none are directly related to the Cocoa Basin.
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The single derelict vessel that we currently have was due to Hurricane Matthew,
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which the county is following up with FEMA and going through the process for the funding and removal of that vessel. Now, there is a ‸ second ‸ grant ‸ is opening, and it closes April 30th. And it's my understanding the county will be submitting another set of vessels for removal. We may I'll get with them and see if we can get the vessel that sunk during the hurricane in that process as well, so we can see more immediate action on it. Of greater interest to the city, though, may be with the conclusion of the anchoring and mooring pilot program that's been going on for a number of years, there are a series of recommendations to the state legislature to implement in this upcoming session. And those, you know, provide local governments enhanced ability to enforce ‸ ordinances related to vessels, whether it's derelict or those transient passengers.
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They didn't solve all the problems within that study, but there are a number of recommendations that kind of tighten up the registration and sale process as well as actual mooring. So I guess we'll look to the session and see what happens.
Yeah.
So.
Okay. But we're going to apply. Yeah. Okay. That's it? That's it. Mr. City Manager?
‸ Yes, Mr. Mayor, members of
the
council, I have a couple items. First, as many of you are aware, this past Tuesday, the ‸ county commission at its meeting considered two, at least discussed, but, you know, considered one. One was tabled, but considered one resolution related to CRAs.
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over some expressed concerns regarding the content of the resolution. The city has since, I mean, there is a, I should say that they did announce on April 13th that they intend to have a meeting,
a
workshop at one o'clock, which is a Thursday that morning. There's a TPO meeting. The city has received public records requests from a member of the county commission, and we have, I believe I copied you all on our response to that. But I did reach out to the county manager to verify that they received it because I didn't get any return receipt from the county. So I just want to advise you on that. It's then kind of related to that. I did have an opportunity to speak with our state lobbyist, Jerry Sansom, and we talked about a number of issues. One, the future of Enterprise Florida. Two, local business tax receipts. We recently received some information, and
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tax receipts to $25, you know, statewide, and what that fiscal impact would be to the city. And so it also offered up some maybe alternative proposals that he'll discuss with the appropriate, you know, members and or staff. And then we discussed the issue of CRAs, you know, as you all know,
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league. That's one of the legislative priorities of which we are ‸ while we're interested in every one of the league's priorities.
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then at the state level. So just that reminded him that we wanted to be kept prized, and if there is any committee meetings at which the CRA legislation was going to be contemplated, that he just, you know, can keep ‸ us informed.
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the legislative committee meeting if it's on
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So and then the other thing we did receive and he and I discussed it,
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looking at potentially amending and adopting ‸ what they're calling the Local Government Fiscal Transparency Act. Our staff is evaluating it.
They
had a workshop this past week, actually today. They had a workshop today. ‸ And it's essentially,
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mean, while at first look, it doesn't appear to be, you know, overly onerous, but there are some additional requirements, such as requiring easy access to local government boards, voting records related to tax increases and issuance of tax-supported debt,
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it's available, requiring easy online access property tax trim notices and a four-year history of property tax rates, amounts
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parcel level. Again, information is already available online. Also requiring a four-year history of
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military, and total revenue
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by each levy.
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Expanding public notice requirements for local option tax increases, something that this body, I don't think in my 15 years here I've seen, we've done a local option tax increase other than property taxes and new tax-supported debt issuances. Again, I don't see that in my 15 years, we've not seen that. And requiring local governments to utilize debt affordability metrics and budget statements, so much of those used by the state governments.
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You know, we received it. ‸ It was ‸ from the Ways and Means Committee. It didn't indicate that there's any specific member that was pushing it. Actually, the bill doesn't ‸ have a number to it. So it was a workshop. They discussed it. Jerry and I discussed it. We're going to evaluate it, work with the finance department staff. You know, I mean, I think that last item, I think the other stuff is already out there. We can make it more easily accessible. If it's not, I think it is because our budgets for every year is there. From
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all of our budgets are online. So they're there. And it has all the information. But notwithstanding, the requiring local governments to use debt affordability metrics and budget statements, so much of those used by state government,
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you know,
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and how we report debt. And our auditors are looking at, you know, our, you know, debt coverage ratios and where we stand in terms of debt to revenue. And so ‸ we're going to look at that.
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in touch with ‸ Jerry to make sure that we're kind of know what's going on up in Tallahassee.
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I did receive a letter, and this happened in the prior years as well. The Brevard County is asking, you know, for their mosquito control district. They normally ask an annual basis. This year they're asking for it to be a two-year time period. They're seeking authorization to essentially, you know, in their mosquito control operations, the FAA requires that written approval be obtained from the governing body of a political subdivision over which spraying operations are conducted. We've you've approved this in the past, you know, just through general consensus. I sent a letter to them. They are asking for a two-year authorization. And again,
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to provide effective mosquito control and mosquito-borne disease prevention. And so in order for them to operate their aircraft over our jurisdiction, we have to provide them a letter to that effect prior to May 31st. So if council has consensus, we'll get the letter ‸ drafted ‸ and send it off to the county.
It's fine with me if they spray for mosquitoes.
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Just want to make sure.
When I get a truck that drives to our place. That's
one way they do it as well, but they also do fly. I guess like the mosquitoes, they fly. I just want to on January 31st, the city did receive a our annual performance assessment from HUD with regard to our CDBG program. And based on the analysis, they determined our progress was satisfactory, which is you either get not satisfactory or satisfactory. So
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undertaken were consistent with the city's HUD-approved consolidated plan, and they were carried out in accordance with the program requirements, and the city has the continued capacity to administer the aforementioned community planning and development program.
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with community service, you know, and Heidi Byron as well. I think they all work together, Nancy, Ellen, and Heidi, to keep that happening. ‸ The city attorney
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I don't know if you received your Quality Cities magazine.
Yeah, we did. Yes.
If you look in the back, there is an article on under innovation for health center, addresses employee health care and promotes fiscal responsibility. It talks about Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Rockledge, and Satellite ‸ Beach and the interlocal agreement.
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I
forgot about those two. You might have received a complaint, and I did as well. Friday afternoon, there was some work being done at City Hall, and the contractors parked in the municipal lot where many of the merchants ‸ where there are many merchants in the patrons' park. We've ‸ if the contractor has taken back, and they do, they will be advised they have been advised where to park appropriately.
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vehicles, the truck, and the trailer.
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No, it wasn't. It was people that were working in City Hall. They were contractors. And we found out late afternoon Friday. And so just want to it was a
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I know it I know it ruffled some feathers, you know, with some of the our merchants and some of the so and rightfully so. I mean, they shouldn't be parking there. And so we've discussed it, and or ‸ if they when they come back, we'll be able
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make sure they're parking in a great location. ‸ Two last items. Next Tuesday, 21st, Fire Station 1, 6 o'clock, 6 p.m., Mayor's Town Hall meeting, encouraging everybody to come out.
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love to, you know, have an opportunity to engage
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you know, citizen concerns. And in the last
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I just want to advise City Council that
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I'm receiving an award from the College of Health and Public Affairs. And so I'll be
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have an award ceremony that night. So Matt will be filling in for me.
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Awesome. That's great.
And that's all I have. Thank you so much.
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Yes.
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one, you know, for Cocoa Colors.
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It's wasted. Mm-hmm.
Matt's like it's wasted. Anyway, you're good.
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Yes, Mr. Mayor. Just a couple of items. I was very proud of our city manager in the manner in which he conducted himself at the Brevois County of Commissioners meeting the other night in regards to the CRAs. He did an excellent job. And I just wanted to acknowledge him publicly for how he made me proud as a citizen of the city of Cocoa. Yep. And to discuss his take on the CRAs that came before the Brevois County Commissioners. Also, last night at the executive board meeting for the League of Cities, I had the opportunity to attend prior to the actual League of Cities meeting. The executive board met and CRAs were on the agenda as well.
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Student Government Association. They were in attendance ‸ for a learning experience in regards to municipalities and the running of cities. Sarah Hoffman was one of the sponsors for Cocoa High School, as well as Tiffany Harris, who is the president of Cocoa High School, and she's a senior. They were there to learn how governments function. And again, we're dealing with millennials. I think we had a seminar on the millennials from 18 to 33. Give them the key to the car and let them drive. So they are learning about city government and government in particular. So I'm very proud that the high school students are taking an interest in local government.
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Okay. That's it, Mr. Mayor.
Yes, sir. Thank you. Chair.
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for the good work they're doing with their community watch meetings. We've had three consecutive meetings, and they've had good turnouts.
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the people that live in the neighborhoods. They're coming out. They're hearing what the chief and Chris have to say.
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been as good as it has been. And I think that as those continue to move forward, I think the word will get out and that the residents will really see the benefit of this ‸ program.
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crime watch meeting. It's a community watch meeting, which I think makes a big difference. You know, the impression that the citizens are getting from the police department is a positive one, and everything ‸ that's done that moves out in that direction
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get the crime under control, and help improve the blighted areas that need to be addressed. ‸ And I'm looking forward to the town hall meeting next week ‸ with Mayor Parrish. Yes. And I think that a lot of good will come out of that as well.
Hopefully we'll cut it loose. Yeah.
So that's all I have ‸ to say.
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I just wanted to know ‸ what Jerry said. The community meetings have been really good. The attendance has been good. And I do think it helps.
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there to form a partnership and not just ‸ needing their help and needing them to get involved. I think that does a lot. I'm getting good feedback ‸ from those meetings. And it helps to have something to keep the kids engaged while the parents are listening and carrying on.
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You haven't been to one, Mr. Mayor, but it's free popcorn and snow cones. So, yeah, you've got to come out. And
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He helps,
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the kids busy, definitely. And I just wanted to let the council know there's no reason to
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I will not be attending. So you guys have a great time. No Mardi Gras parade for me. I will be attending a dog show in Lakeland instead.
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The ‸ dog show takes priority over the Mardi Gras. I'm sorry. That's it for me, Mr. Mayor. Thank you.
Great. I just want to say I want to congratulate John on that presentation last Tuesday evening.
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You really put that guy in his place. And you made the city proud. And that's why we're number one in the county. We get good management, good staff. Our department heads are great people. Yep. And everybody works together. And, you know, we get a positive attitude. And as long as we keep doing that, we're going to be number one. And it goes to show with the community watch programs.
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And the crowd seems to be getting bigger and bigger every time we go. So ‸ good job on the police department, public relations,
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the city. ‸ We're putting our foot forward and keeping Coco the number one city in the county. The envy of everybody else. That's my report. Thank you.
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next week?
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And let's just say that it wasn't as good as what I expected.
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And I hope everybody that hears this comes
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Saturday evening.
So
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got a few years to catch us.
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But I'm willing to say it. Also, ‸ the mayor's town hall meeting next week, of course. I just want to start hitting some things. Because four years ago, we were swimming hard and with a lot less opportunities in our city limits. And I can tell you right now, as far as the companies moving in, the jobs, it's a ‸ slow trickle, but there's some real stuff coming. And ‸ the gas stations that are coming and things like that are cool. The Wawa is cool. But this is just an indicator of, yeah. ‸ What was the goal, Brenda? ‸ Three Dunkin' Donuts probably coming in. And, my gosh, we've hit it. You know what
I
mean? So there's ‸ a lot of house transactions.
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Cocoa.
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That's right. That's how we're looking. But, I mean, I just kind of want
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point out that, you know, 520 is doing well. It's redeveloping well.
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did they want to meet with you guys?
We are going to meet with them. And I should just put ‸ council
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notice in terms of well, that's not a good word. But just to be on the lookout, working with Samantha. Somebody got back to Wayne Price,
you
know, the business reporter for the Florida Today. Yeah. And following the AEDU.
And
they talked to him about, you know, a lot of things that were going on in the city. And we met last week. And
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be an article forthcoming about that
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in addition to. So just want to give you a heads up on that. What district's that in? What's that?
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John, thanks. So
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yet. They have indicated, you know, I think they're doing some fine-tuning of their plans and their development program. And that they did tell us that they will reach out to us at the appropriate time. But they've closed in the property. So we're
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I'm sure that's just the tip of the You
know, we've And we emphasize with Mr. Price that there are several things that ‸ needed to happen concurrently on top of each other. You know, one, what happens beyond Main Street affects Main Street.
You
know, historic Cocoa Village being our Main Street.
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and then Grissom Park. ‸ I mean,
those
four areas are critical to the future of Cocoa. And
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Right. If we can get them right, you know, I think the
city is well poised
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for, you know, some really positive activity, growth.
We're seeing it.
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the reason ‸ I point these things out is because we're in a much different position than we were four years ago. All these little things we did and I'm going to I get hammered on this, on the image and fighting crime, you know, and everything else we're doing is actually boomerang
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background and people are moving in.
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How's this just selling? Who's got the best value? Cocoa does. It's going up. But, you know, I just feel so good about the direction we're going. This is the best we've looked in decades,
not,
you know, a few years. Decades. So, you
know,
the upside's there.
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You got ‸ it just ‸ seems like every day I'm hearing something else coming in. Somebody's looking. You know, we all know. We know what we're hearing. How about the Walmart?
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that's progressing in terms of the development order. We're working with the attorney ‸ and their representatives, and we'll be bringing probably the development order
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short order to the council. We've provided them a tentative schedule. And we're just trying to
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mean, I think if we haven't fully ascertained yet, we'll finalize it here real soon, whether it's necessary that there's other items that need to be brought before council. But the DO will be coming for council fairly in short order. And it's my understanding on
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agenda.
Oh, that's good. Oh, the entire property? Wow. Wow. So that's so they're going to buy the other side of it. They're going to buy the 280. More than likely. Okay.
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He's doing his work out there. I mean, this whole thing's
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And it's not about too much development. ‸ Here's the way it is in the city of Cocoa and historic Cocoa,
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Every district.
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You know what we are?
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with the best location.
We're not going to go out of our,
you know, scope.
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You
know, we you know, even back when they put in the police department 20 years ago, that was a big move,
you
know, and ‸ all this redevelopment that we've been pushing and doing,
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But I also want to say this again. You know, you got previous administrations. They put in the city hall here.
I mean, it's a beautiful building,
you know, and I'm going to ask and I'm going to warn everybody. We're in a great position, but take that snapshot right now where we're at. You know, let's, you know, do the ‸ I'm going to say the impossible. Let's ‸ think big. And big isn't putting our taxpayers in trouble. It's enhancing our city. What we've done already has brought in money and people all over the place. I mean, we're in good shape. So the last thing I want to say is all these upgrades we're doing, you know, and even the sign fixture and how we promote the place, at the end of the day we're inviting people to visit, ‸ move here, you know, buy here, start a business here, and I think we're pretty successful at it. Again, I'm going
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lay this on you again. You know, all our public buildings are ‸ done. I mean,
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service our District 1 neighborhood. That's, you know, in very bad shape. So we need to press on that. We also need to come in and press on our Civic Center.
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You know, we're going to invite people downtown to enhance the number one park in
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I mean, we certainly started a lot lower than most cities. Nobody else can say that has done what we've done, all of us here, all of us listening.
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what we've done. But I would really consider soon we look at replacing that and making it a showpiece.
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What we have today is not going to be good enough for tomorrow. And this ‸ finance guy that was just here tonight, David, he's telling you what's going to happen. I bet you our finances and our dividend checks, what do
you
want to call it, our investments, will pay for everything a couple of times over in the next four years. But we went through eight or nine years of hard times. You know, we're not used to going to
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We have other cities trying to catch up with us, which is great. I love that. But they'll never, ever beat us or go as far as we have because of all our assets.
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I'm going to be hammering everybody. Hopefully
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I did a great job with our team. And ‸ we've done all the things we needed to do.
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And
my daughter's only one.
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That's true. So
let me just roll through this. ‸ I know everybody wants to go. A quick thing is on the CRAs. You know, we ‸ all work hard to get our city ‸ to do well.
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you look at ‸ Brevard County. Really, all the cities in Brevard County have really come together. The county is even working good. Then you get a few people get elected and want to do things. You know, I'm saving ‸ a dollar here, a dollar there. But they're hurting the citizens of your county.
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address it? It's like John says, they're taking a shotgun to this.
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But our Diamond Square one is just going to start kicking in.
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20 years. I just, ugh, it's frustrating. This isn't, you know, you get new people elected, new ideas. That's what it's about. But you want Brevard County as a whole to be a winner. We've got a chance to take it all on the state side, you know. ‸ Anyways, so the last thing is, you know, our condition in the city is pretty darn good. A couple ‸ things. Oh, Ed, quick question.
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next to 528,
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Something to light it up at night. I know it's kind of petty tonight, but it's ‸ dark.
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We can look at something. It would have to be permitted through FDOT, so.
Really? Oh,
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You can't mount it on the sign or something? No?
No. ‸ We would have to look at permitting that. Okay.
Ten years later. Okay.
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Let's go. Well, we've got to start 10 years somewhere, right? ‸ The last thing is, ‸ John, on fire station one. Are we going to name an effortiler?
We are going to bring. ‸ Staff's intent was to bring back an agenda item, you know, consistent with the ‸ naming policy.
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proponent of public safety and fire,
you
know, and specifically improving the fire service as well as, you know, the ‸ police department. But, yes, the intent is to bring back, and since that's station number one,
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and that's the headquarter station, is to name that facility. And
then, you
know, we'll bring that back at a later date, you know,
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you know, I think everybody's doing a great job, and staff and employees.
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lay low a little bit, but I
just
want to remind everybody here, everybody that's watching, ‸ has something to do with the city, that everybody is watching what you're doing, you know, police, fire, and I think everybody's doing a good job. But ‸ just bear in mind ‸ that people are watching us,
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a very professional situation. Don, what do you think?
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I do lay
low. I do lay low. I'm very predictable.
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That's true. Yes, sir.
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One I was just texted, ‸ the summer youth employment program that the city started, the Cocoa Works program. The application process has started. Actually, I want to thank Tammy, members of utilities, the police department that
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met with high school students,
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and students should check with their guidance counselor for info.
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and the applications are due by April 7th. ‸ So I just want to provide that information and then also remind, ‸ Monday is President's Day to celebrate, you know, President's Day.
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Okay. That's it.
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All in favor?
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