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Built only from the City's minutes (1509_CC_Reg_Minutes_02_13_2024.pdf). Page numbers are the minutes' own. Discussion is in the minutes' text; it is not summarised here.
Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines.)
Absences: no absence line could be read from the minutes' text, so none is stated here; the first page of the minutes is the record.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Anthony A. Garganese (City Attorney), Stockton Whitten (City Manager), Monica Arsenault (City Clerk), Abigail Morgan (Public Works Director), Rebecca Bowman (Finance Director), Jonathan Lamm (Fire Chief), Charlene Neuterman (Community Services Director), Evander Collier IV (Police Chief), Katie Ennis (Assistant Utilities Director), Tammy Gemmati (Administrative Services Director), Samantha Senger (Communications & Economic Development Director), Robert Beach (Chief Technology Officer), Jason Dowty (Help Desk Support Tech)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Matthew Barringer, Mike Blake (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (9)
Il. Approval of Agenda and Minutes: as Agenda: Regular Meeting of February 13, 2024. (24-80) — to approve the agenda for the Regular meeting of February 13, 2024 with an amendment to postpone Public Hearing item VI.4 to March 26, 2024 (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
to approve the minutes for the Regular meetings of November 28, 2023 as written and the December 12, 2023 minutes with an amendment to add Councilmember Koss’s vote to the motion for a short recess on page 10 (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
to approve the Consent agenda (moved by Lavander Hearn, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 3
to approve Ordinance No. 02-2024 on Second and Final Reading and to approve Resolution 2024-011 (the minutes print this motion after the heading “City Council; and (2) Approve Resolution adopting a form election qualification statement for candidates seeking a seat”; the motion's own words do not name that item) (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 4
Approve Ordinance on First Reading updating Chapter 20, Traffic, Article Ill, Stopping, Standing and Parking, Division 2, Vehicle Impoundmen — to approve Ordinance No. 03-2024 on First Reading (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Matthew Barringer); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
3. Consideration of a Preliminary Subdivision consistent with Chapter 18 Subdivisions and Appendix A Zoning of the City Code for the Lakes a — to approve the Preliminary Subdivision with the recommended conditions set forth by staff (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 6
4. POSTPONED TO MARCH 26, 2024 AT COCOA CITY HALL, 65 STONE ST., COCOA AT 6PM. Vil. Council Business: Vill. City Business: 1: Provide direct — to table the item to allow the City Manager time to gather information on the cost of a city-wide study (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 7
2. City Council direction regarding acceptance of the Lee Wenner Park Pier. (24- 077) — to deny conveyance of the Lee Wenner Park Pier at this time but allow the City Manager to propose ownership in the future and ask the County if they would be willing to cooperate with the City to seek grants to repair and refurbish the Pier (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 8
to adjourn the Regular meeting of February 13, 2024 (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 10
Motions not adopted (1)
4. POSTPONED TO MARCH 26, 2024 AT COCOA CITY HALL, 65 STONE ST., COCOA AT 6PM. Vil. Council Business: Vill. City Business: 1: Provide direct — to proceed with the Kimley-Horn Golf Cart Study Task Order with discussion (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Mike Blake); tabled by the motion that follows (no vote was taken on this motion) — the City's minutes, p. 7 Corrected to match the minutes, page 7.
Motions for which no result was read from the minutes' text (1)
2. City Council direction regarding acceptance of the Lee Wenner Park Pier. (24- 077) — to deny conveyance of the Lee Wenner Park Pier for discussion (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Lorraine Koss); no result was read for this motion from the minutes' text — the City's minutes, p. 8
Agenda (the City's wording)
The City's agenda for this meeting is on file (CC_Reg_Packet_02_13_2024), but its item list has not been read reliably by machine yet, so no outline is shown.
Transcript Partial transcript
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the sorority of 1913 please stand? Come forward to the podium, ladies, because there's power in numbers. And before, you know, we get started, because I would like for you all to give us invocation, Mrs. Helen Morton will give us invocation, and the Pledge of Allegiance will be performed by Coach Fuzzy Jones, because we're acknowledging his father tonight too as well. Coach Fuzzy Jones, come on up here, sir, Coach Jones. Let's give him a round of applause. Okay, would everyone please stand? Remove your hats, gentlemen. But before you give us the word, may I share some knowledge, please? ‸ It started at Howard University in 1913 by 22 women who were no doubt supreme as they founded
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United States, Africa, Canada, England, Japan, the Virgin Islands, Germany, Bermuda, Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Korea. This past Saturday, February the 10th, 2024, marked the 56 years of Sisterhood Scholarship Service ‸ being provided by the
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This illustrious, industrious chapter is dedicated to supporting the sorority five points programmatic thrusts. Economic development, education development, international awareness and involvement, physical and mental health, and political awareness.
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a dynamic group of movers and shakers who are definitely making a difference in our city, our county, our state, our nation. So let's please give our ladies a round of applause. Being born here in the South, we always start things off with prayer.
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says that you shall supply all of our needs according to your riches and glory. We ask for the conversation, the administration, all are able to meet the need. We thank you for our families. We thank you for the community. And we thank you for the invitation to be here today.
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done a dynamic job. And we are going to recognize him, and we're going to have Mrs. Singer expound on how we're going to do our tradition. If you're a winner and you're a product of Cocoa, and especially Cocoa High, we take care of those that take care of us. Amen? Amen. Okay. All right. Now, Madam Clerk, may we do roll call, please, ma'am?
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have mad love for you. Anthony, look forward to having your face in the place again with the human race. Okay. A couple of things I would like to do. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, regular meeting of February the 13th, 2024.
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I talked with the owner of that property, Mr. Kaiser, and he asked that we table it. And also the legal representation also for his company asked that it be tabled. So I need a second so we can make this happen.
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Just going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. ‸ Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to awards and presentations. Recognitions of one of our very own, the Honorable Ed Jones, for his service to the Diamond Square CRA. We have a plaque to acknowledge him. I'm glad to see his ‸ family members are here with him and the community.
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Okay. You need me on audio? Okay. What? No mic. So, yes, sir. What we're going to do, we're going to acknowledge Mr. Ed Jones for his commitment and dedication
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And I'm glad his family's here. Before we take pictures, Mr. Jones, would you bring your family forward, please, sir? Because it's a family affair. As we say in his hometown, Lottie, Dottie, and everybody, come on down.
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bragged about how you supported Monroe High School Wildcats. So you were the backbone of the community. And a lot of former Wildcats are in this audience, too, as well. But you're also a man of your community and a man of your church.
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always. Sir. Yes, sir. It's my privilege to do this because without leadership, you have to sacrifice, man. I know your family has sacrificed your time. I know sometimes it's rough getting up and you have to go to these ‸ city board meetings all the time after cutting hair all day long. But you are a pillar of this community. And I appreciate you. ‸ And really what I really appreciate you for is just keeping it real with me and being honest. Also, checking me when it's time to check me.
so ‸ sometimes people take it some type of way. But I take it because that's called love. So when you're able to say ‸ something that you feel not right, you don't mind speaking your mind. And so I really appreciate you for just being honest with me and also patting us on the back when we do things that you like. So I appreciate you for that.
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And it's for a multitude of reasons. But let me say a few things real quick. Former military man served our country well. Let's give him another round of applause. He's an entrepreneur. He survived. Not only did he survive, but he thrived. And that's where the 40 years
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into effect that I'm talking about. We're talking about four decades. Four decades. And a lot of faces may come and go. But he's withstood the test of time. And we're talking about ships, partnerships, friendships, but nothing like stewardship. And you've done a phenomenal job to you and your family. To whom much is given, much is required.
And you can give some away and still have enough. So we thank you for opening up your heart to the Jones family to include the city of Cocoa. So job well done. Yes, sir. And
Not for long. But who's going to hold the ham of the barbershop so I can come over and get it free? Okay. Okay. I'll leave that alone. There's nothing like a little family competition. Because I know it's all love. Amen? And let's give Mr. Jones again another round of applause. Council members, anyone else would like to say anything? Anything else? Council members? Family? Any family members?
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One thing about Michael Blake, I will put you on the spot. His eyes are younger than mine. So I would like this young man to read into the records for Black History Month. So without further ado, you want my glasses, sir? You can smoke. Yeah, I know, man. Testing. All
right. Whereas celebrating black history month is an integral part of acknowledging the invaluable contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout history. And whereas recognizing black history month fosters a greater understanding ‸ and appreciation of the struggles, triumphs, and cultural richness of the black community. And
reminder of the resilience and determination exhibited by individuals who have fought for justice, equality, and civil rights. And whereas it is essential to honor the legacies of African American leaders, activists, artists, scholars, ‸ and innovators whose impact has shaped our society in ‸ profound and lasting ways. And whereas by commemorating black history month, we reaffirm our commitment to confronting and addressing systemic racism, discrimination, and inequality in all of its forms. And whereas celebrating the achievements and contributions of African Americans promote ‸ diversity, inclusion, equity in our communities, workplaces, and educational institutions. And whereas black history
an opportunity for dialogue, reflection, and education about the African American experience and its significance in the border context of American history. And whereas it is imperative to recognize, celebrate the cultural heritage, traditions, and resilience of the black community, both past and present. And whereas by acknowledging and honoring black history month, we acknowledge the importance of representation, and representation of black voices in all aspects of society. Now, therefore,
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because he and she have a story to tell. Even though we come from different tribes, we belong to one race, that's the human race, because we're all God's children. And that's when there is power in numbers. Amen? Amen. So thank you very much. Give yourself another round of applause.
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Village Riverfront Park, on Sunday, February 25th, the day after we celebrate Mardi Gras in the village. It goes to the animals. And we invite everybody to come out. It's a free event. We have lots of stuff going on, everything from the pet parade and the lure course. We'll have a pet psychic coming out. So, if
want to know what your pet's thinking, come on out. And it's just a fun time to have celebrating people and their pets. And along with it, we will have this car. It's a 2017 Honda HR-V. It has 10,800 miles on it. And it is in mint condition. And the lady passed away and left it to the Humane Society,
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And so, I know that Chief Lamb will be happy because we're hoping by January to have completed our $3 million goal, which we're at $2.2 million right now, to rebuild the shelter on Cox Road because it is very old.
It was built there. So, we would like everyone to come on out and have a good time. Today is Fat Tuesday, so I thought it would be appropriate to talk about Mardi Gras paws in the park. We do ask, if you bring a pet out, that you do have your county tags or proof of vaccination because we want everyone to be safe. But
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for cats going on right now. So, if you have neighborhood cats and they're procreating, they really don't need to because we have free spay neuter at our clinic on Cox Road.
absolutely. This year it will be September 21st. I'll give a plug to the Cocoa Village Playhouse who is celebrating their 100th anniversary in August this year.
So, it'll be September 21st. And we invite people to come out and they can bring their pets to our gala. You get to dress up and have a really great time with your pets as well. It'll be Saturday, September 21st from 5 to 9 p.m. And we'll have more information on that as we develop it for this year. But it'll be our 13th annual. It was supposed to be a 60th anniversary.
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So, it's very imperative that this city take some action to get our homeless people off the streets. The homeless crisis for some cities do nothing. ‸ It's a homegrown problem that is depriving amidst a shortage of affordable housing and emergencies. Living on the streets triggers behavioral health problems such as depression and anxiety. Being homeless is not a crime, but jails make up 40% of its population. So, cities have to solve a great deal of homelessness by building an upright structure of four flows, such as
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It's been vacant forever. Some cities crack down on homeless encampments. That is not the answer. Being homeless should not be dealt with as a crime. For committing survival crimes, such as sleeping anywhere, they feel safe. The solution to homelessness is simple, not difficult.
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aid in getting the largest percentage of homeless people off our street. So, I would like to push for this to become an agenda item so we can move forward on it. Any questions? Thank you, sir.
done nothing to aid in. So, we have done a couple of things. But you may not be aware of those things, but I really want to sit down with you and I can break it down for you and I can get it to you in paper. So, ‸ if you want to, call me tomorrow.
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Thank you very much. Excuse me. This concludes this portion of delegations. Now, we'll proceed on to item number five, consent agenda. What are the wishes of
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we have any questions for her? Saying none. Chair would like to close this portion to council and open to the public. Please come forward to state your name. And you have 180 seconds to collaborate, elaborate on this particular item.
Chair would like to close this portion to the public and return it to ‸ council. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by councilwoman Cost. Second.
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Approve ordinance on the first reading updating chapter 20 traffic. Article 3. Stop standing parking division. Number 2. Vehicle impoundment of the city code.
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amending chapter 20, article 3, division 2 of the city code regarding vehicle impoundment, providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code, severability, and an effective date. Mayor, the city attorney's office has been working with staff on creating this ordinance. It does broaden, it really is an enabling ordinance to allow for impoundment and towing of vehicles where no parking signs are posted. And it does broaden it to public
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If the vehicle is towed or impounded, it is at the owner's expense, correct? Correct. Just point of clarification. That's all. Okay. Do we have any questions? Agency, ‸ excuse me, council members.
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like to close this portion to council and over to the public. Please come forward and state your name and your address. If you have three minutes to expound on this particular item. Going once. Going twice.
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here, uh, in my capacity as a contract planner to the city of Cocoa. Uh, ‸ this is a preliminary subdivision plan request is outlined by the mayor. Uh, ‸ speak through the location a little bit about the existing conditions on the site. I'll talk about the
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request. The history of which there's a pretty long history on this one, uh, and then get to our recommendation. Uh, so this property is located north of state road 528, uh, and east of I 95 and it's 246.4 acres in size. You may recall that you saw the property to the south, uh, come through in December. Uh, so this is a comparable request that has a similar history. Uh,
and unlike the property to the south, this one's already been rezoned. So it's got the RU 1-7 zoning district, which is a straight, uh, single family zoning
which shows the property to the south, which was recently rezoned in December. Uh, but surrounding to the north, east and west, uh, ‸ and of course, west of I 95 is all unincorporated Brevard County. Uh, and you can see those designations, uh, that are on those properties. Uh, outlined in the table.
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the development program consists of 350 single family dwelling units. Those are all detached dwelling units. Uh, there's four phases, uh, and you can see the breakdown of, uh, phases, including the number of units and the, the amenities that are associated with each phase. So going back in history, uh, as with the
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Uh, and the, uh, litigation went on between the parties until 2008 when the city and county entered a stipulated settlement agreement. Uh, and that agreement had some provisions about buffering and density and access. Uh,
uh, which, uh, uh, further outlined the responsibilities of the city and the developer, uh, as it pertained to development of the property. 2021 bright line, uh, then conveyed the property to the current owner,
then in 2023, uh, most recently in front of this council, the city approved an amendment to that 2019 agreement, uh, to allow for the 350 dwelling units.
so dating back to 2008, this was the original map, uh, that shows the 246 acre parcel there on the bottom of your screen. Uh, provisions required of maximum density of 2.03 dwelling units per acre, which this is consistent. Uh, it was contemplated for 500 dwelling units at this, at that time, which it's now 350. Uh, this agreement contemplated two access points, one on the north at Bahia street, and then one to be determined later, which would be on the east side of the property. Uh, and then there was a minimum 70 foot by 140 foot, uh, lot size adjacent to the eastern boundary of the property for compatibility purposes,
2019, uh, the concept was further refined, as you can see here, uh, contemplated 320 dwelling units. Uh, there was a minimum home size, which the applicants consistent with. There's a 38 acre amenity lake, which is out on the site today. Um, they were required to rezone to the RU 1-7, which they did. Uh, and there was provisions regarding rec space, uh, to include a clubhouse,
uh, in front of this council. Um, there were a couple of changes to the 2019 agreement. One, it allows for the use of stormwater harvesting in lieu of the use of reclaimed water. Um, they also, uh, increased the unit count from 320 to 350 and then, uh, put in a tree mitigation deferral. Um, so when we reviewed it, we, we looked at the comp plan, uh, the city zoning code, as you can see in the staff report. And then of course, all of those previous development agreements, uh, we found that the layout's consistent with the one that was recently approved by council, uh, back in December. The unit count is less than the one that was included in the 2008 agreement. Um, and it's consistent with the agreement that was just approved in December.
Uh, and you can see that layout here on the screen. Uh, the development agreement layout is on the top and then the applicant site plan is on the bottom.
As you can see from the elevation with pool and amenities. Also stone brick paper driveways, trail network. Many of those things were covered by the prior agreements and carried through on the subdivision plan. So in terms of the staff recommendation, we've got a number of conditions in your staff report. The first is that they're going to comply with the subdivision plan that was included in the packet. Uh, number two, uh, was that, uh, the PNZ approval was going to be contingent on, on this council's approval of the preliminary plaque, which is in front of you today. Uh, number three, there
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a couple outstanding items that we're still working through, uh, from a staff perspective with the applicant. Some comments that hopefully they can resolve shortly. Those are included under exhibit a and B.
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square footage for the units. Eleven is going to be a monotony condition just to ensure that you don't have the same elevation repeated over and over and over. Um, from a residential home perspective. So you get some diversity and product in the community. Twelve is they're going to comply with the tree preservation requirements and the, uh, additional provisions regarding tree provision that were in the, uh, amended. And restated settlement implementation agreement. Uh, 13 is the requirement to, um,
address all city surveyor comments prior to final plat. Uh, and then 14 is, uh, notification on who's going to be providing maintenance within the community, whether it be the HOA or CDD. That's they need to provide that notice to the city. And then finally 15 is they need to provide documentation from the school board that capacity is available to serve the project. So with that, um, staff is recommending approval subject to those conditions, mayor, and we are available for any questions.
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This seems like from an environmental perspective, this is a lot of progress. This is a much better project. So just to make that comment, although I do wish that the mitigation for the wetlands was being done, at least being done in Brevard County.
Um, you know, I hope that's something that, you know, we as a community will, will start to look at having our own opportunities for mitigation. Uh, it could be a real benefit to us. And then, um, I had a couple of questions about concurrency as listed in the agenda, um, under wastewater. Um, it, we said the sellers plant is currently permitted to treat 3.5 million gallons a day of wastewater. Um, we've had a maximum peak of 3.83 maximum gallons per day. And the average flows are 2.0. So there's lots of room there, right? But now that I just wanted to ask about that maximum peak that was during a storm. Probably ‸ we have a maximum peak like that.
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you know, storms come and are we, we're taking all that into account and I'm not sure where those numbers are. I think it used to be 60%. But once you read reached 60%, you start considering, you know, other options of ‸ for expansion.
Well, we have a, we just went through our, our permanent renewal and we looked at all of that future growth. And, uh, we looked out and we also did our capital plan.
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but I'd be really interested in seeing where the rest of, of those park acres are. But I did go to the comp plan and the comp plan specifically defines, um,
park as neighborhood parks, community parks, and urban district parks. Do you, so do you still ‸ include conservation areas? Because that isn't really at this point, we really don't, we haven't been using it. The public ‸ doesn't
them. They're typically unimproved. You don't have trails in those locations. But I'll note with this project, just based on what they're providing on site, it beats the minimum for the level of service, regardless of what's going on with the rest of the city. Yeah.
‸ Definitely. That, um, they will definitely have enough recreation facilities. Um, and then just to the recommended motion number 12, which is the tree mitigation contribution. Does somebody, so there must be a study done and how many trees and what the value of that is?
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we have any questions for Mr. Ross? I'm just seeing this thing. Now, Chair would like to close this portion to Council and over to the public. I do have a
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on behalf of our Mountain Cove homes and Brightline development team on what we think is a very, very positive project for the city of Cocoa in terms of the lakes
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Cocoa Grove. I think it was stated just, just a few minutes earlier that we were here tonight on your agenda relative to the preliminary subdivision. With me tonight, I have two of the principals from Mountain Cove homes as well as DRMP, who is our engineer of record. And in the event that that any of you may have any specific questions for them, ultimately, they would be available for you. Let me first say that we've been at this for quite some time. Uh, this is probably the sixth or seventh time that we've appeared before you, uh, relative to this particular project. And I know that, uh, it seems a little bit strange, particularly you hear the history of every project, but I think it's both the uniqueness and the implications that those prior steps have on this potential development as to why they are consistently reiterated. I think, uh, Ms. Cost brings up an extremely important point, you know, as it relates to that. So many of the things that the, uh, Mountain Cove and Brightline team are bound by on this project didn't emanate from the time when they owned it or the time when they got involved. And so if you
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presentation this evening. We believe it was very, very thorough. Uh, certainly we'll speak highly of him, your staff, uh, the management attorney and ‸ everyone. Uh, they have negotiated extremely diligently on your behalf, uh, to protect the city's interest. But just, just to reiterate those, those items regarding history, uh, we were going back to 2004 because when that annexation took place, the developer at that time entered a proceeding development agreement with you. And that ultimate agreement still has some elements that bind this land and this project, uh, today.
the county that was ‸ ultimately resolved, uh, by the stipulated settlement agreement. That settlement agreement as well has implications on this project.
Grissom? And it wasn't a whatever the city says or whatever we say. The ultimate original, uh, stipulated settlement agreement only provided two options.
a decision by the city. It was ultimately a decision to be made by the county. And so the county did make the decision that the Osage Angelica would ultimately be the ingress and egress, you know what
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this potential property. Uh, we, we originally came before you in 2019 and we came before you for a different purpose. And the purpose that we came at that time was searching for an excavation agreement in order to excavate on this particular property for the purposes of the, the, uh, fill material for the construction of the Brightline train. Uh, as you
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aware with your code, uh, and both your city attorney staff and your, your city management staff have made us very well aware at the time. There is not a provision in your code for simply digging a borrow pit. You cannot dig a hole and leave it as you may be able to do in the county or in some other cities.
agreement in 2019, which in essence was the development agreement between Brightline's predecessor, Virgin Trains, and the city that dictated how that the property would ultimately be developed.
think as councilwoman cost was referencing to go from what some of the preliminary or prior ideas prior to their ownership to a residential development on that site that met all the requirements, not only laid out in that settlement implementation agreement, but the prior agreements that governed it. So there were, there were questions about density. There were questions about buffering. There were questions about lot size, all of those factors that came from the preliminary agreements ultimately had to be followed, uh, in this particular regard. And so I know that, that sometimes it seems a little weird that we're going back to rehash all of those things, but they never went away and they are incumbent upon us.
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implementation agreement was amended and restated. But as was stated in Eric's presentation, there was a previous consideration of up to 500 units. So the 350 is actually a reduction from the ultimate amount that would have been available under the prior documentation. Um, secondly, just we'll point out a few things. I think that were brought up at, uh, planning and zoning that, that ultimately may be of
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lots that you see on the layout, uh, that's in front of you, uh, are, are what we would consider premium lakefront lots. Uh, the total site a little bit over 246, uh, acres. Uh, the zoning was previously referenced. So we were before you shortly after the settlement implementation agreement in 2019, because one of our requirements is that we would come back to you and establish the zoning. And in that agreement, it was stated that we would come
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seen before they needed to come before you to establish the zoning as well. That was a, a process that we did shortly after the settlement implementation agreement in ‸ 2019. Uh, another factor that was, was asked or
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get an idea of the scope, size and feel and the type and nature of the lots and lot sizes that would ultimately be involved, uh, in this particular development. Uh, what are the other questions that we were asked? And I'll just kind of
those. You've talked about the recreation and open space. Um, one more, uh, we were asked relative to elevations. Obviously the developer is continuing to do their market analysis and market surveys, but, um, as we stand before you today, I'll show you this slide and one additional one, uh, that provides some, some, uh, idea and reference regarding the multiple elevations. Uh,
and why there are so many, you heard the reference, uh, by Eric and his presentation to the monotony condition. And so you see there at the bottom, the same architectural elevations will not be
so the intent is to bring about, uh, some diversity of product, you know what I mean? That are there. Uh, we did seek a change, uh, if you recollect in, in the amended and restated settlement implementation agreement when we were before you previously, and there was some reference to home size and, um, we felt that it may be limiting us to a smaller size. And so it talks about an average of 1800, uh,
hearing and the requests are going larger, not smaller in that regard. Right. And so ultimately you, you, the attempt for them is to provide a wide array of products, uh, that are available, something that we believe, uh, when you start talking about, uh, the lot sizes, when you talk about, uh, particular homes of this size, when you talk about potential, I mean, not potential, but a, uh, gated neighborhood, We are talking about the kind and type of product that we think as we've listened to you talk about what you'd like to see in terms of development, that is the kind and type and nature of product that we believe, uh, that we are bringing forward for you in terms of this particular development.
And what I feel fit as the applicant presenting it in a way that is understandable, has been responsive to the needs of the community, has been translated in a manner which, uh, has been professional, has been thorough, has, uh, to your point, you take back the message and, you know, there may be some adjustment to it. I just want to compliment you on that because in my period of being on councils, uh, and just recently we can see what it looks like when maybe a good idea is done poorly, uh,
And then equally, I've seen some of the best projects that would help a community fall flat because it couldn't get communicated well, planned well, and then executed well. So I just want to compliment the whole group, uh, for what you've done. So thank you for that. Mr.
Ms. Ike, uh, was responsible for the amendments on our, uh, amended and restated settlement implementation agreement. And by the time she was complete with that, we couldn't use the strike through changes version because there were just so many things and elements to be done. So I would suggest to you the same diligence exists on the city side. Uh,
Their development partners, uh, have had to sit and wait on trains and other things to move forward, which makes them in somewhat of a unique position. And so the city's responsiveness in that regard has been very, very welcome on their behalf.
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portion of the public and return ‸ to the council. Chair would like to make a motion to approve the 15 recommendations based on staff for the preliminary subdivision for the lakes at cocoa Grove with the conditions set for one through 15.
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more of a statement. Um, I think this is another opportunity. Um, I know for me personally, um, it's a blessing sometimes to see things come to fruition. And so 2019, you know, you,
Um, but you know, to be here and be blessed to, um, see things that you did. So, you know, it seems so long ago, come back around. It just say, um, it was a beautiful thing and I love the progress.
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horn golf cart study task order as well as funding sources. Um, public works director, as you all know, this is, this study will cost, uh, $34,900. I think it's well worth it. Uh, but we, in order for us to address the concerns, we must, excuse me, we must do the study versus low speed versus
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100% for allowing golf carts to be within the city. Um, but I'm, I'm never comfortable and I'll say this a lot about, I hate studies. I hate paying for it. Um, I believe we have, um, other things that could be more impactful to, um, to our citizens. Like I've been talking to city manager recently about, we don't have the funds to paint the
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no doubt about that. Um, but I just have to on record just make that statement. I just, I don't like spending money on consultants and I just don't. That's just me.
Uh, I have questions in scope of study, uh, specifically and the, I think probably I just need more information as well. So twofold. Number one is in district three. I know we love riding in golf carts, uh, on the road chief. I'm sorry. Uh, so, but
lot. I also know that we have some of our retirement communities, uh, and golf carts are the way to get around. And I know that on the west side of 95, uh, we have some communities.
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got ‸ some golf carts over there. And we're putting in an additional phase in one of those communities. And so what I'm, what ultimately what I just want to make sure is district three is appropriately represented within the scope of the study for the purpose of, I know that that's what we do anyway. I see Coco North there.
second point, so thank you for that, ma'am. I appreciate that. The second point is, I, I understand the rationale for the firm state legislature for the defining requirements already in statute. Any time that there is something that would be more restrictive to statute that is, I try to look at that as the inverse. So I am just from a, from a, uh, position.
golf cart, make good choices ‸ and go, but tell me the places where this is a real conflict to happen. But also I welcome staffs. Why that is a horrible idea.
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would include, uh, Lost Lakes and those, those areas out by 524, uh, and then Indian river drive and diamond square. So those are sort of the geographic parameters in which the consultant would look to do the study,
and again, the statute says to determine, uh, that golf carts can travel safely, uh, that they can, uh, cross public roads or streets and that the, the factors, uh, such as speed, volume and character of motor, motor, motor vehicle traffic using those roads or, um, are there for your consideration as you make a determination of which roads in those geographic areas, uh, that golf carts are going to be allowing on. So not citywide, uh, narrowed down to those four geographic regions based on the criteria that's in
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trying to find the areas that are not safe, right? We are required to find that it is safe. And so that is why I just wanted to address your point about the inverse. Um, the statute requires us to find that the roads that we're allowing, um, the golf carts on to be safe based on several different factors, including, uh, the volume of traffic, the nature of traffic on that road. So I just want to be clear about that.
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So I'm also totally in favor of this, uh, proposed ordinance and that, you know, the studies that need to take place. I do have a concern for district two, as I know, um,
Um, that's going to confuse a lot of residents in my district. Um, I noticed people already got wind of this, uh, idea. People are already prepared about golf carts. Some have already, done so. And I just don't want to see a
And so it's within that diamond square community, which, which is maybe a portion of your district, but not all areas of your district. And again, uh, to, to councilman Barringer's question, not all areas of the city are considered within the study.
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uh, they're not considered as part of the studies. Does that mean that they will not be because we already have, like I was in Pine Ridge today. There were several golf carts out there.
college manor, same thing. These are all neighborhoods where I think it's 25 miles per hour is the speed limit and relatively, you know, little traffic, at least during the day. Um, um, are they going to be prohibited?
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going to allow golf carts based on those findings? And again, the, the study focus areas are Cocoa village, Cocoa north Indian river drive and diamond square.
‸ they're looking at, they're looking at specific roadways. And so, uh, just plainly, if it ain't in the study, it ain't considered in terms of being allowed to ultimately have golf carts.
Okay. Well, I'm definitely for golf carts. I actually didn't know that we didn't allow golf carts, um, because they've been here for a long time, my neighborhood, but I'm seeing them more and more in some of these,
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you can do it through extrapolation. I think you actually have to, to, uh, to, uh, apply whatever test matrix to the particular roadway. So I don't think you can say this roadway is similar to the one that was included in the study. Um, and, and, and thereby that roadway is included, but I'll, I'll stand corrected on that if I'm wrong.
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to include future, because this is going to be a trial and error. at first, you're right. To me, if you want to include all areas, citywide, it's going to cost us additional money. Now, because it's citywide, who pays for this? The taxpayers.
to, to include everyone. So then everyone is equitably well represented, fair and equitable across the board. So that, that, that's what I'm saying. Um, because the taxpayers are paying for this. We're using tax dollars to do this study. And I know that may be something they may not want to hear, but district two will be happy.
Citywide. And since we're going to pony up this money in now, so it's fair and equitable across the board. That's what I, that's my recommendation because we're all up here are parents. We got to love all our children the same. That's all I would say to you. So if you want to amend it, that's fine. If not, we'll come back to, uh, I think, uh,
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if we're moving it forward. Uh, we're, we're, we're doing the entirety of the city. The, it would be an intent, uh, financially, uh, that is not what was presented in front of us. And so, uh, uh, giving approval to an open ended dollar amount makes me nervous. Although I want this nap. I want this now. So from a city from city manager, I would defer because when we talk about scope of cost, uh, what may be 30 for a portion.
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I don't know if that means 200. ‸ I don't know that number. And given that direction makes me very, very nervous. Uh, so that being said, I think, I think I hear consensus on,
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Or we, we, we'd have to go back to the consultant and get their pricing. We, we have to come back to the council. Anyway, we wouldn't be coming back to get you to actually authorize a study. We'd be coming back to, to get you to authorize whatever that task order would be at whatever that price would be. So you, you'd see it again and have an opportunity to, uh, claw something back if you want it.
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So I'm just putting that out there just for food for thought. So to me, the best one way to remedy this and correct me if I'm wrong, as far I, is to table this,
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Yeah. I think I'm certainly in favor of table and letting the city manager go back and, uh, uh, look further into it. It's just when I look at it, when I look at it or picture it,
um, and some of these other neighborhoods share these same roadways. However, they're not in the scope of diamond square. And it's, I could just see it
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a disaster right now. Um, you look at a neighbor can my next door neighbor can have the ability to drive golf carts and I live right next door and I can't, it's going to be crazy. Um,
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Yeah, I, I don't want to spend more money on, on this either, but, but, but, but we don't have an option, right? And so, um, and, and I apologize to city manager and staff as well for not doing my due diligence. Um, because I actually could have removed this item, um, when it came through our agenda. And I,
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Yeah. And I just have a question because you said that we are required to find it as safe. Does that mean that we're required to look at every road or that we're required to consider what is safe? And if the road meets a criteria, just wondering what the scope of this is because they do sit in this description. Uh,
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I think the state law says that you are designating certain municipal streets for, um, for travel with golf carts. And so for each street, you are evaluating the factors to determine whether or not it's safe. And so I think I would agree that you are looking at the individual streets in order to make that, you know, designation,
The statute establishes the factors, which is, um, it, well, it includes the speed, volume, and character of the motor vehicle traffic using the road or street. Again, using the road or street. So I think you are looking at it at that level.
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the city is expressly authorized to designate certain municipal streets suitable for golf cart use. However, prior to making such such a, such a designation, the city must first determine that golf carts may safely travel on or cross the public road or street, considering factors, including the speed, volume, and character of motor vehicle traffic using the road or street. Um,
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And I'll just add as well that you will then be required to post signs, um, on the streets that are designated for golf cart travel. ‸ The statute requires that as a, uh, the next step once they're designated.
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going from three lanes down to two, you know, I'm just looking at that. I'm looking at, uh, there are certain streets or sidewalks or county roads that do not have three feet, excuse me, three feet or four feet width. You get what I'm saying? And so people can comfortably interchange and pass one another. I mean, I, and
you know, the roads being slowed down, the speed being slowed down, but the width of the sidewalks have increased immensely. And now, am I making sense to you? Is that,
Correct. Uh, uh, uh, one other thing, sir, and get it out. Think about if we have to expand the width of the sidewalk, where are we going to get the funding? Because now we're talking about, you know, yeah, I'm just, but it's something we must deal with because it's coming. It's, it, you know, right.
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‸ Thank you. Mr. Mayor. So recall that in a workshop, uh, the council directed me to inquire of the, of the, um, county. If they would convey, had a desire to convey the, ‸ to the city. And I, I made that request of the, uh, of the, uh, county commission. And on December 19th, they authorize the, the county manager to send
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to, uh, either accept or refuse the peer, uh, in the agenda report, we've given you the assessment that was, uh, updated. And I'm looking for that date. Um, I
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Um, what came out of that was a cost. And we've updated that cost estimate. We're now projecting that, um, uh, well actually an engineer's opinion of probable
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I don't know what grants are available now, but, but obviously with a number of that big, we'd have to, to leverage any possible resources that we could.
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have ownership. Again, I'm concerned about the additional liability exposure because, uh, county is now the owner, uh, of a peer in the city. You would become the owner of that peer, uh, in the city. But,
no, you don't have to. Again, it's gonna ‸ take some time to actually, to, to begin to, to wrap our, uh, our head around how we would go about refurbishing it and even grant applications and the like. So,
And I just mean in terms of you, you own it. And so obviously anything happens, people come after the owner first, you know, um, so, so you own it right now. The county owns it. Just, just that transfer of ownership that, that increases your, your liability.
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While she was out of town. Uh, and that thing sat in my garage and I really had all the intent of the world to do it. And then it turned out it needed more money, skill and time than I had. But I really liked it. And as soon as I sold it, a guy sent me a video of
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believe in that when we count that off, but I also don't know where 7 million comes from, uh, and how that gets done any quicker than the county might be doing it. My second question would be even in opening this discussion up. Besides saying, we'll do it ourselves. Is there any other benefit to that? Meaning that we, we have control and we could choose to get it done faster. Although we haven't budgeted for that. We haven't with the unknown cause. So that's my question. Is there an additional benefit that I'm missing? Besides just control and we could choose to fix it faster. Second question. I'm sorry, sir. Second question is, do we still have that same option? Even if the county did. So if the county was
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out there and they'll have, um, you know, they have, uh, food trucks and it's just a very lively, very dynamic area. They even have concerts out there. Um, so it has all those possibilities, but the price tag is way too high for our pocketbook. Yeah. And the liability doesn't make sense to take the liability. I just, I'm not sure I see the county. I mean, because it costs a significant amount to take it down. Right. They're not going to jump on that.
It's the second time we've been in this position. Um, where we are in a position to acquire properties from the county that quite frankly, they allowed to get run down. Um, and it takes me back to the old Jolie Smith center. Um, and, and so again, like I, I get your point of, yeah, we want it bad,
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You know, they have the bands on the, on the bridge and, and then they light up the pier. And you know, it's, it's, it's, I could just see that period 21. ‸ I can, I can see just my dream of the bridge being lit up different colors for Christmas. And, and you know, just different things that I see. But then again, we don't,
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thank you very much for entertaining the, uh, the consideration to convey the peer to the city. Uh, at this time, the city is unable to accept the conveyance because of the,
because it is cost prohibitive for the city and the city does not have available dollars to improve, refurbish, replace, repair the peer, something like that.
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but I think to council on me to cut you off, but to the council woman costs his point, the liability taking that on really doesn't make sense, especially when we don't have the funding right now to do the construction on it.
I don't know the amount of years, but it's probably been 20 plus years. Anybody know that number? Maybe, maybe 15, 20 years close to it. That has been sitting. Yeah. So,
interest in it, you know, especially with all the other things going on, tourist related ‸ right now. Uh, but as I stated, I, I don't think they were asking us to pay the X 7.5 million to take ownership of it.
where it is a price effective, if we put a plan in place, uh, I just know. Turning it down. It's going to sit probably the next 20 years is going to sit in the same condition. Um,
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you. So I'm, I make a motion to, um, deny ownership of the peer at this time. Um, but allow the city manager to, um, I guess, propose the county for future
ownership of the, well, um, um, cooperate with the city or work with the city to seek grants for the replacement, replacement repair, refreshment of the up here. What he said, and then
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and all communications go through Samantha. We still have a grants with that. Okay. So that she can coordinate. All we have to do is move in and address it.
Um, yes sir. So I'll look for available dates that we can, uh, host something and coordinate with his, uh, mom to make that happen. Um, so I just wanted to show a, uh, the news coverage we had on the groundbreaking for Fisk Boulevard. So if Rob, you can go ahead and play that.
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And new at 4, Channel 9 Brevard County reporter Melanie Holt live in that neighborhood. Mel, the area has seen a share of flooding, particularly after Hurricane Irma.
And the city has made efforts to address the issue over the years, but unfortunately just hasn't found a resolution. But now the city's vice mayor believes the project you see underway right now will finally reduce the risk of flooding for Broadmoor Acres
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light. That's where we really saw the major issues. Um, you know, I know some of the houses were affected more than others. This project here, as I said,
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The city of Cocoa went after a FEMA hazard mitigation grant and was awarded $4 million to help improve drainage along Fisk Boulevard and the Broadmoor Acres subdivision for future storms.
Now, in addition to the drainage improvements out here, the city of Cocoa has acquired some vacant lots here in the Broadmoor subdivision that they hope will eventually be used for affordable housing. Live here in Cocoa, Melanie Holtz Channel 9 Eyewitness News. Glad
just wanted to just show that we had some good coverage for a great project in our community. Um, and, and just show you guys that we're getting the word out there.
just have a quick announcement. Um, just a reminder. We're going to be switching our treatment method in the water system. We've set up notices. So starting on February 24th, we're going to switch from
to free chlorine to help, uh, with, uh, preventing, uh, microorganisms ‸ and contaminants in the system to clean the system out before we get into the hotter months. Um, it's going to end on March 23rd. Um, and, uh, like I said, there's, there's notices that went out in the mail and we also are putting it up on the city website and, uh, social media. Um, um, and also we will be contacting some of the kidney dialysis treatment centers and places like that, that may be impacted by the switch. Yes. And there's a FAQ page and
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Um, they had a gospel explosion and, um, I was given the opportunity to speak about the city of Coco and the things that we offer and hopefully to encourage citizens to move into ‸ city of Coco. Um, and this is, the Bethune, Cookman gospel choir came as well. Um, so these are actually some potential employees ‸ as well. A lot of these young men and women are sophomores and juniors and at, at the university. And,
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staff, city manager and everyone who worked on this, um, event, you know, did a great job and a lot of good food as well. Um, this was the, uh, what is it called? Beer.
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to purchase homes. Um, at the real church, you know, pastor Jarvis is always doing things that are out of the box. Um, and so there's a home by workshop, uh, put on by Latoya Dukes.
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to 12 30. Um, he was actually him or this other event as well. It's another home buyer event actually the same day. Um, if we can get some pamphlets about our programs that we can give them, um, or if anyone, um, from staff, ‸ I know it's a Saturday,
or maybe get someone from diamond square to do something, five, 10 minutes, whatever it is to tell about the program that we have in our city. Um, but again, March 16th, two events,
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ministries. Again, um, they see a lot of building being done in the city. A lot of homes are being built and they want people to be prepared with their credit and things of that nature. So they can actually purchase these homes, um, in our community.
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And, and again, it's another, another opportunity to represent the city of Coco because every time they show his name, they say the city, every time he's interviewed, he
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And so, uh, so we had a lot of rushing yards running behind, behind this young man. Um, but, but you know, just, just, he is a humble, um, God fearing man. Everything that he has accomplished, um, it's not, uh, something that is shocking to us. And, and sometimes that's a bad thing.
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said earlier, sometimes we make motions and we do certain things and it's kind of uniform that we do this, but these decisions are changing lives. Um, believe me, I get calls every two weeks and somebody going off on me about when ‸ you,
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And a lot of those, uh, sometimes community don't really understand the process of grants and I don't expect them to. Um, but the fact that they're seeing us out there and construction is being done, believe me, a lot of people are very happy, um, about some of the decisions that, that we've made. Um, again, it's another photo. Um, ‸ I'm, I'm not looking like a professional right here now, but I'm at work as well. So a lot of times I sneak away and, and come to our events as well. So, um, ‸ again, I appreciate the council, appreciate the staff off all the hard work. We are moving the needle, uh, in
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Um, and, and we're, we're moving in the public direction. I know you've seen one about the, um, the train. Um, we, they're showing articles about different housing options that we're bringing to the table. Um, so I apologize to the mayor and the council as well for me addressing, uh,
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if they don't, um, have facts and, and truth to what they say, I'm always going, that's just who I am. Um, but I'm going to speak with him tomorrow to let you know, and I would bring him everything that we have done to address, um, some affordable house. we have not, we're not going to solve all the affordable housing needs.
uh, is to manage that is to give policy to that school system. but it has been my experience that as a city, uh, very often you, the results of a city, uh, are contingent on the educational decisions that are made by those boards. Uh, and whether two shall not meet,
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there's three jobs. They asked number one, how much does it cost to live? How much is the house? How much will I make of my job? And how are the schools? And we, you know, we're moving, I think towards, uh, a significant
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look at that when I look at, and I'll use the air as an example, uh, what resources go to, to those schools. Uh, what are the results that are achieved? And, you know, why we're talking about just adding golf carts to the city. They got golf cart parking lots at the school. Right. That's how you get ‸ school. Right. So, and no harm, no foul. I mean, that, that's fantastic when you earn a great grade.
Uh, and that is where my, my children would be zoned for. Uh, and I don't think it's right. I don't think it's right. Then the question says, well, maybe it's just a bad year. How long will we accept that? So that's my, that's my question to council. One is how long will this be an acceptable status for the, for the children who are in our city? And, and, and my answer is not another generation for sure. That's not acceptable to me. Two years, maybe, but we're on a decline.
of the board members, uh, had, possibly made the notion that the, somebody from the school district might be willing to come and talk to the city about ‸ what they are trying to do. And I, I would hope we might be open to such a thing.
uh, timing is tough at best. And I think that they owe as representatives of the citizens of our city. I think that they owe an explanation to us about what are we doing in the city with education and how long is it going to take to get to a
And it, that, that pains me to even say that. And, and what is your plan to get to an A? And if the only thing that we can produce is a, a school improvement plan that we've already written for the past five years that got the same result, I'll be honest, that's not going to suffice for me.
because of where we live, not only that opportunity, but the resources that are going to be necessary to get a different result. Because I know that there are a lot of teachers and
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administrators working very, very hard. And the district, there are people who are working very hard. I don't put it on the fault of them, but I do say we own it. So if this is what we own for our community, then how can we as a council be supportive? At least I can ask the question, but I can't ask the question, uh, you know, as a single individual.
So that would be my ask of the counselors. If we would be open, uh, to them coming and presenting, what's that plan for our, for our kids and families? Uh,
a beautiful community. It is a beautiful community. The folks are retired, but insurance is a killer. Our citizens are facing some serious challenges. Uh,
The insurance rates at the, the increase year over year over year for our, for our retirement community. That is a tough spot. I know for our folks that, you know, if you were making less than that's hard. Uh, and I, I, you know, I understand that that's, you know, the state legislature's, uh, scope, uh, to work within, but,
to talk about, uh, insurance rates and figuring out how to make that a little better. Uh, I would be glad to support because our, our citizens are bearing the brunt to that. And at some point you're choosing medication or you're choosing to happen, paying for your house and that, that's not a good spot to be in. So, I just remind that.
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he's out there. They're starting to grade it. Um, I know that the county has got, they are the ones that are looking at the, uh, what I call the public health issue, right? Do you, do you know,
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Yeah, the septic to sewer and the other things that the county was going to provide here. So it looks like our, our grading is moving forward. They're going to have great fields. And I would imagine that would be in the spring.
Yeah, the, the, the, we just had a meeting with the county last week ‸ earlier this week there. So, so it's the football field. It's a fencing. It's the concession stands with the bathrooms. Um, it's the parking lot. And other things that I'm probably forgetting. Um, but I don't know that they, they are, um, doing the septic to sewer because of the cost of that, of that, uh, project. Abby, did I forget anything?
staff or the parks director and see if they're addressing, um, those issues that they had last year. The ones that are not related to just having more people than the, uh, than the facilities could handle there. But I'll address that with the parks director.
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Just wanted to put this on everybody's radar screen. And probably the big thing ‸ last couple of weeks was the EDC lawn and launched their brand campaign. Um, as so I'm going to just give you a little rundown. I have these gifts for everybody.
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I mean, first of all, again, the, the branding is, is a way to build an emotional awareness or recognition that resonates. And I can tell you that the ads that the EDC has done in other cities, they're really focusing on those trade magazines. I've even had, people and family that I know in other places mention it to me when they see them. So we know it gets the word out there. And this is the byline, which I'm pretty proud of.
In the Florida today. Um, so this byline will be shown with the logo. And when they do this, um, they launch this major ad campaign. The colors even have symbolism. Ebony is the region's bold, innovative thinking. The blue is the brightest ideas. The green is our connection to nature. And the gold is our down to earth community of families and individuals alike. And they, actually, I thought it a bit of a stretch on, on some of the symbolism that they tied into the logo. I do like the logo.
to make. And again, this is something that at an unconscious level, you see this enough and you think about ‸ these things. So, this is, um, the rocket contrail, have the nature green space, the water and space. And, this in particular I thought was a stretch, but these letters are all in this symbol. And most of all, it reminded me, I'm probably, you're probably all too young to remember, Star Trek. But it's really, it's,
such a Star Trek symbol. I feel like I could go beam me up Scotty. Anyway, you're going to see a lot more of this campaign. And they will probably be coming, uh, to speak with us as a council as well. That's it. And I'll just say that I did attend a, uh, Florida League of Cities leadership conference last Friday.
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that they now have switched up. They've developed the emo one and you two are a little different than they used to be. And this is, was the kind of leadership kind of the communications aspects of that. Um, about 40 other cities were there. And I'll have to say, we talked a lot about communications and ‸ the list that we came up with.
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a lot of friendly family activities. One of my former students and friends that I taught, believe it or not, was at the event. It was a nighttime event. Um, that is, uh, Doug Monda to the right.
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Um, these are some of the sponsors there too, as well. As you can see, the ladies there were sharp as a, a cat, even a cat could not even scratch them. Um, here we had literacy night here at Cocoa high school. Um, you can see the principal, um,
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Mrs. McCloney, and, and Mrs. Kirk Shaw. she's also a retired, um, school board member, but she's a part of the foundation. And we were able to read to the, um, kindergarteners all the way up to sixth grade. Um, um,
had a great time. This group of young ladies attended, they're from Jamaica. So they're doing internationally, uh, training for the kids for reading. And they all came over from Jamaica and had a great time. We shall be receiving some group of ladies from Europe to next. Um, um, um, ‸ this is also one of the sponsors that was a part of the reading launch.
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over here by near the Larry Gilmore Park. There we can see cleaning up in the background. The beautiful thing about it, I love the diversity. Those ladies are shakers and makers. They didn't care
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sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. And myself, Mayor Dan diesel. Who's also part of the cocoa high school football, um, team and organization and yours truly coach, uh, Snyder. Uh, this is Dan diesel and his wife and you can see a team that prays together, stays together. And
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but this young man, Brady, mark your calendars, ladies and gentlemen, my prediction, he will become a Florida Gator and he will be high in the draft. Yeah. So, rest assured bank on it right now. He's just a sophomore up and coming junior next year. Okay. And that's Mr.
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‸ Councilman, Deputy Mayor Hearns is there. We invited him, I stole a page out of your guys book, to come back after the legislative session has been completed, to come and give us an update. Um, three of the, uh, past presidents, well, current president to the left, Greg Ross, past president, Phillip Walker, and
at legislative day. The military roots there, man. It was awesome. In the courtyard of the state capitol. All right. This is our congregation here. Uh,
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Uh, just, so me and the mayor, uh, uh, we had the opportunity to travel up to Tallahassee as you see, um, along with other members of the space coast league of cities, um, uh, for legislative legislative action days. Uh,
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of local issues, priorities affecting cities and counties across the state, including our two appropriations requests, uh, the request for funding towards the former Dr. Jolie Smith community center and
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Uh, this is half of what, uh, was asked and that is in good posture for the budget conference. Aside from that, during our meeting, uh, with the chair of the house
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of our funding request and, uh, bring that information, uh, to the citizens. Um, also, I wanted to state me and, uh, the mayor. Uh, we also had a opportunity to speak with our representative. Uh, one of the things that did come up, uh, we expressed the insurance crisis that we're experiencing all across Florida.
solution to address that because it is a major issue that our citizens are facing right now. Um, I'm sorry. I didn't get my pictures in in time. I kind of had a family crisis come up this weekend. I lost my grandmother on Sunday. Thank you. And I do want to thank all the people that I got tremendous outreach from the community on that. And, so I think everyone that have reached out to me and my family. Um, so that kind of threw me off. But, uh,
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You just see the construction taking place. It's, it's, it's in full works. And, um, I love to see it. You look at the parks, you see all the, uh, work that's going on there. And, um, you know, it's not just council. We do make the decisions, but the staff have been working really hard on getting those things done.
That's all I have for now. Um, again, Monica, congratulations. Uh, I, you do a tremendous job. I know, uh, I'm always seeing you, you know, at work and I'm amazed sometimes the things that you get done and the time span is allowed to you. So congratulations and continue to good work. That's all I have. Um, Mr. City manager, sir.
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‸ at the, uh, uh, conference for her time and dedication, uh, to the association and to the profession. And so very proud of that. You know, when you get a president's award, ‸ it, uh, president's award, it's the highest award. And so very proud of her. And, uh,
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uh, it's imperative that you treat the secretaries of our elected officials, our state representatives, uh, extremely well because they will give you access directly. We met with representative Thad Altman twice and representative Thomas Roy twice. This is his, uh, secretary. Angelique.
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So it's imperative that we see them all and not just see one or don't see anyone. At all. That's right. So it's important that we understand that and recognize that all votes matter.
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Resurrected it. And I'm happy to say this is the great works and her staff there. Um, this is school board member here from district number one, one of my former student. And I'm happy to say she does a phenomenal job for district number one. This is Mrs. Benjamin and myself. Uh,
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the truck. Um, this is myself. As you can see the colors in the background for the Indian organization, the Indian American organization. And that was a, uh, Mrs. School board commissioner, Megan,
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So I thank you all council members. I thank you, Mr. City manager, city attorney, but more so than anything else. Thank you staff for your commitment and dedication to make our city a place to live, pray and stay and educate city staff, all 400 plus strong. We can't do it without you. Thank you. Team Coco. God bless. Remember having Valentine's to you tomorrow. Ash Wednesday. And enjoy yourself. Thank you.
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