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Thank you, sir. Ms. Bowman, ma'am, are you ready, ma'am? Yes,
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Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Thank you very much, Mr. City Manager.
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2416 in the house, sir. Okay. We would like to call to this regular order of meeting held February the 9th. Location, beautiful downtown Cocoa, Florida, 65th Stone Street.
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but we will do roll call in a minute, but I am doing the call of order. Mr. Herms from station 46.
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Okay, I'm sorry. 44 will give us invocation, and the United States Air Force ripped out will give us the Pledge of Allegiance. Would everyone please secure your cell phones, et cetera, et cetera? And before we get the word from heaven, I want to say two famous words, Tiger Pride. Tiger Pride.
All right. Dear Heavenly Father, I'd like to thank you for allowing everyone to make it here safely tonight. Yes. I ask that you continue to guide us, especially tonight. God counsel to make nothing but the best decisions on
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I ask that you continue to move this city forward and continue to make us great. Amen. Amen.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of
America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation,
under God, indivisible, with
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liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Madam Clerk, ma'am, would you do roll call for us, please, ma'am?
Mayor Blake. Present, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Goins. Here. Councilmember Dial.
Here.
Councilmember Hearn.
Here.
Councilmember Koss. Here. City Attorney Garganese. Here. And City Manager Whitten. Thank you.
Okay. Proceeding on to item number two, approval of the agenda and minutes, regular meeting Feb the 9th, February the 9th, 2021. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve. We
have a motion on the floor by Councilman Hearn.
Second.
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Chair's going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously.
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12th, 2021. City Council Priority Planning Workshop on January the 19th, 2021. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve.
We have a motion
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Chair's going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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have it unanimously. Moving on to awards and presentations. I'm going to just slide my mask down just a little bit, please. As you know we're celebrating ‸ Black History this month and we have a proclamation. ‸ Our illustrious, industrious Deputy Mayor is dressed to commemorate Black History Month. So I know I will let him make a motion later on on the reports to maybe ‸ next council meeting. We dress to impress, sir. If I may read this into the minutes. Whereas during Black History Month we celebrate the many achievements, contributions made by African Americans to our economic, cultural, spiritual, and political development. Whereas established by an American historian Carter G. Woodson, the original celebration of Black History Week was observed on February the 12th, 1926. In 1976 part of the nation's bicentennial the week was expanded to a month. Whereas Black History Month 2021 theme Black Family Representation Identity and Diversity explores the
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And the spread of Black families across the United States, our country, and states.
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past, present, continue to forage on through these items. Building our nation, improving our city, making it a better place for all to live and thrive. It is of importance to remember those civil rights pioneers like Dr. Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, who broke down racial barriers and inspired our nation. As well as the Reverend C.K. Steele of Tallahassee.
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Reverend H.K. Matthews of
Pensacola. And other leaders who work to promote justice and equal rights for all Americans. Regardless of race. As we celebrate Black History Month. Let me say that again. As we celebrate Black History Month.
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African Americans to our country. And recommitment to being a nation of opportunity and hope for everyone. I would everyone raise your right hand please.
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these four walls. I thank you on behalf
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Would you give yourself a round of applause please. Would everyone stand? Would everyone stand please, ma'am, and sirs if you're able. I just want to say thank you to you all because
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All lives outside of this room matter. It's why? Because even though we come from different tribes, you belong to one race. And that's the human race and we're all God's people. You may be seated. Thank you very much. Next on the list. One, two, three, four. We do not have the three amigos but we have the head amigo here tonight for my fire department. They will do an equipment presentation tonight. And I am a man after his own heart because we have a lot of similarities. As you can see in the haircut.
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I'm
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So as some of you may be aware, last year we started a three-year replacement plan for our extrication equipment. This equipment is the stuff that we use to cut victims out of cars when they've been entrapped or they've been entrapped in some other type of material where normal everyday tools would not work.
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So we started ‸ that process last year and we said we're going to do a three-year plan. Each year we'll buy one set of extrication equipment and move forward until we have all of our front line apparatus with new up-to-date equipment. Last year we bought our first set pretty much like this set here in front of you. Heather with MES came out and gave us a real good demonstration on it and really told us the pros and cons behind it and ensured that we would be getting a set of equipment that would last and service the city for quite some time. So Chief Siebert and Lieutenant Slaughter did all the research behind the equipment to ensure that we were getting what we were looking for. So we bought our first set last year. This year we were getting ready to buy our second set and Chief Siebert and Lieutenant Slaughter said, you know, why don't we try for the Firehouse Subs Grant? Firehouse Subs does a great public service with what's called the Public Safety Foundation Grant. They provide equipment to organizations across the United States and certainly here in our local area from fire rescue to EMS all the way to our police department.
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safety and serving the community. I'm proud to say that the two founders of that organization I actually worked with out of Jacksonville. So I've known them for quite some time and certainly every one of their ‸ stores embellish and really circle around what ‸ that whole grant process is about.
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here in Rockledge. And they contacted us. We brought that before the city to say that we want to apply for it. They contacted us a few months later and said they were ‸ pleased to announce that we have been approved for $35,000 to purchase this extrication equipment. So not only did we shorten our three year span on getting this equipment on all of our frontline trucks, we were able to get two sets in one year and get our entire fleet up to where it needed to be with up to date equipment and the best tools that our city demands of our fire department.
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not have been, we would not have been able to make this accomplishment and get these tools as quick as we did. So my hat's off to Firehouse Subs. Certainly again, I'm going
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in Rockledge truly is amazing in what they do for our first responders and support them in any way that they can. So this is our equipment here in front of us. This is $35,000 that you're actually looking at. Over to your right hand side, your left hand side, my right hand side is what's referred to as the jaws of life. Those are the spreaders that we use to actually open doors, move things, all that. Over to the left hand side, my left, your right is the cutters and then some other tools that go along with that. So I just wanted you to see not only what $35,000 of taxpayers money does, but what $35,000 of a joint relationship with a private organization does to protect our community and certainly support the fire service. So this set specifically was a set did not
donate it
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by Firehouse Subs. It will continue to carry their emblem on it until either it's no good anymore or we break it and we have to
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So thank you, Mr. and Ms. Diaz for all that you do. Certainly thank you to our representative from MES because she ‸ has been a godsend and working with us to ensure that we get the quality of equipment we need for our community.
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cross the barriers. And you're making and being the difference that it takes for our communities to survive. Because the life that you're going to have ‸ will be priceless. So I thank you for your commitment. God bless you and your family.
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Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. Anyone else from council? Thank you. Thank you. Thank
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and staff. Great job. Thank you
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time.
Okay, proceeding on to item number five. Delegations. Please be mindful you have 180 seconds to expound on your topic. And I have two cards. And we would like to start with the Reverend JB Johnny B Dennis. Cocoa Florida. Sir, state your name and your address, please.
Reverend JB Dennis, 3710 Catalina Drive. I'd like to thank everyone for being here. The National Action Network is the largest,
the
boldest, and the baddest civil rights organization in this country. So I'm here tonight to thank the city of Cocoa for doing an outside search for a new police chief. Because as of right now, this is Black History Month, and there's not one black police officer that's a member of the Cocoa Police Department that's in leadership position. And that's despicable. So I want to encourage you to keep on with your search.
to find
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someone that's going to be fair and impartial in turning this police department around. And last but not least, the last time I ‸ was here, I
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car radios. I had hoped we had it on the agenda tonight, but I see it's not. But I think you can take it
on the back
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and get it on the agenda. Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir. Next on the list will be Alan Chapman. Please come forward to state your name and address, sir.
Good evening. Alan Chapman. Good evening. Executive Director of Historic Cocoa
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great city of Cocoa. Thanks to the foresight of City Fathers, a number of years ago, here in the city of Cocoa, we have something called Riverfront Park. And Riverfront Park is one of the best event venues there are around the state of Florida. And we're going to put that to good use here this coming Saturday with an event called the Cocoa Village Brewers Bash. It is the second annual event. An
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if you're a beer aficionado. Tickets are $40 and we are going to provide entertainment by
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If you don't drink beer and you want to just come and enjoy the music, admission is ‸ free. We will also have soft drinks and water available for sale and the food trucks open at noon. This will be a safe event. We plan to space for all the booths out even though we will probably have about 40 of them.
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do our very best to and require all to be masks.
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come and rinse your cup off before you go to a booth. All the booths will be equipped with sanitizing dips so that we can keep everything as safe as possible. We're going to do registration in what we believe to be as no contact as we possibly can.
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We will have cash tickets available at the door. We will handle those with kit gloves. Please all come out. Come one, come all. Very few good events around the state of Florida right now. We can do one here.
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Thank you. Thank
you.
Thank you very much Mr.
Chairman.
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beer opens at 1 to 5. We're encouraging lunch before imbibing.
Yeah, because we have that on that same day we have the Mayor's Challenge and yeah, no habla
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Carrie?
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Okay, proceeding on
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concludes delegations. Proceeding on
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What are the wishes of council? Make a motion to approve.
Second.
We have a motion on the floor by
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gonna ‸ call the question.
All
in favor by saying aye. Aye. And then nays. Aye's happy. Okay, moving on to item number 6-1. Pass on the first reading ordinance 03-2021 zoning and map amendment consistent of Appendix A zoning article 21 to change the zoning map designation of one parcel total in 15.74 acres from general commercial to mixed-use plan unit development and consideration of binding development, final plan unit development. This area is located in I think in Councilman
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the first phase, but I would
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and then we will hear from the Honorable Anthony Garganese so I can read it into the minutes.
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03-2021, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of
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zoning map designation of one parcel of real property totaling 15.74 acres more or less and generally located on State Road 524 directly south of State Road 528 and west of East Industry Road in Cocoa, Florida. More particularly depicted and legally described on Exhibit A attached here to from the general commercial CG to plan unit development PUD providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions severability and an effective date. This is first reading and also a public hearing item.
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But before staff gets into the presentation, I just want to note there's also ‸ a proposed development agreement that's running along with this ordinance. The intent is that the development agreement would be considered for final approval during second and final reading. So there is a draft that's substantially complete. There's a few minor revisions based on a conference we have with the developer on Friday that would have to be made. But I just want to note for the record that the ‸ agreement is not subject to final approval tonight. It's going to be subject to final approval during second reading.
Thank you, sir.
Mayor.
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Now may I hear from you, Mrs. Bunt and via.
Certainly. Dodie has a very short presentation for you. It is a 280 unit apartment complex off of 524
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There is, as has been alluded, a larger project involved with this. And so you will next next meeting be hearing from staff with a binding development agreement, the second reading for the rezoning, a final plan unit development and also a preliminary subdivision.
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large scale site plan at their meeting last week and recommended approval with conditions, all of which are in your your staff report. So the property is in the red box here. It is, as has already been stated, the former Winn Dixie.
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The rezoning to mixed use PUD would apply to not all of the site. So I just kind of wanted to point out that area. This is the potential subdivision, which would create two parcels.
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Oh, good.
The
mouse word.
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where the buildings would sit for the potential. Use multifamily units. And then there'd be a. And that's really where the building it sits currently.
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Future piece. So for those of you that are more visual. This aerial shows the rendering of what those buildings would look like. And then the CVS, the McDonald's and the existing shopping plaza are not part of the rezoning.
Okay.
So Steph looked at that. We created
mixed-use
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PUD as a zoning option last fall. And so this is the first time we're applying it to a parcel within the city. And so staffs recommendation is approval with the conditions, as I said, are in your staff report. And if you have questions, I am
available.
We have any questions from Mrs. Seeley.
Well, they're not really applicable to this reading, but I was just wondering about the, first of all, what does DBH. They talk
about the landscape.
Diameter, rest height. Okay. And they went from 2.5 to 4.
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I didn't understand what the real issues were there. They needed to eliminate some trees for the development.
Correct. Yes.
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the,
there's a waiver in the development agreement. That's our minimum
standards
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three inches at planting. Some of them are going to be planted at two and a half in the development agreement, but they're also required to replace certain trees with based on the DBH that they're taking out. They have to replace at a certain DBH based on that. It's just kind of a sliding scale, if you will. So some of those replacement two and a half inch trees need to be larger in order to satisfy that part of the, of the code requirement.
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has to come up to six inches at planting.
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And planting
larger trees that aren't they more vulnerable, they're less chance of survival when they're larger. Of course that's not that large, is it?
Yeah. Okay.
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‸ Yeah.
Um,
Mr. Mayor,
I
just want to make one statement. I really like this project. Um, because this
is infill development,
right? And the other things we're doing are great. They're on the outskirts, but actually taking a neighborhood inside. And when we see that start happening, it's just, that is, it's the first project since I've been here, I think that has been in.
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So
it's going
to just be a great addition to that neighborhood.
I can't take the credit, but it is good to hear.
Is that it ma'am? Yes. Thank you. Okay. Thank you very much.
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Thank you.
I have one question. If you
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on go?
It is still a project. Um, yeah, I, I don't have a, like a real, ‸ a true update. I haven't checked with it recently, but I suspect, are you pointing behind me to Brian? Yeah. ‸ Citizen
advisor.
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So really they're kind of looking at different options as far as the widening goes. And then after that study is complete, then they'd move to the next step of design and right away acquisition and then construction.
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Good question to you both.
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I just got one question to ask.
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they had a little flooding situation over in Coventry.
Mm hmm.
And I was wondering, there's going to be some changes stuff to stop the water running off that property over onto Coventry.
because
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I have seen it. My best friend lives over there.
Um,
and
the city did do some work on that, that stormwater, um, going back a few years.
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because ‸ of course they pulled out. Um, so ‸ city did go in and do some work.
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then there's a wetland behind that and they kind of working in concert with each other. Um, but the applicants are here. If you want to ask them more detailed questions about that, yes, they are going to address, you know, they have to keep all their stormwater on site.
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So,
okay.
Thank you.
I myself, I do like the project. Do we
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portion to council and open to the public. Please come forward to state your name and your address. You have 180 seconds to elaborate.
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‸ Going once. Going twice. Chair like to close that portion to the public and return it to council. Great job staff and members of that. Mr. The manager and this community development director. ‸ What are the wishes of council motion to approve? We have
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floor by councilman dial and the
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Gonna call the question all
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I said unanimously. This
concludes this portion of public hearing and we're
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Approve the current code
lien
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as recommended by the code enforcement board. The.
What
are the wishes of council? Well, I mean cheap. Would you like to expound? I have
motion to approve.
I'll second it. Okay.
We
got a motion on the floor.
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I said unanimously. Proving ‸ moving on to item number seven dash to ‸ approve the current code enforcement lane for property located at 2610 North Cocoa Boulevard be reduced to $2,000 as recommended by the code enforcement board. What are the wishes of council?
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here and at the code board meeting he had mentioned that he would like to address council on this. If that's possible.
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Yes, sir.
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And I appreciate you allowing me to come here.
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I just wanted to share with you how we got in this situation and I'm sure that the city of Cocoa wants to recover their
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as they call this, uh, release down to. But I purchased this motel out of, uh, it was a drug place and prostitution place. And at that time the city of Cocoa did not have a city official, uh, building official. They had a rented gentleman that come in three days a week.
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allowed me to go ahead and get, he gave me a permit for, uh, taking a demolition permit to get started. So we did. And then we were moving along, spent a lot of money on it, put a new roof on.
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had to get a new set of drawings. It took two years to get the drawings. And then he proceeded to redesign the job as we went and changing everything as we go.
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we got a, uh, inspection passed every six months that we would, uh, our permit would still be good. But as we moved along, the last $40,000 permit inspection, I got passed.
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to where I couldn't even use it as a motel anymore.
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very difficult to finish it because of the way it had ‸ been changed. I couldn't get insurance. I couldn't get a bank to finance it. So it just kind of been sitting there now for over 10 years. And yes, the weeds did go up. Yes, I did. Uh, I am guilty of, uh, keeping the place.
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I was not aware, to be honest
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for 277 days. I'm a business man. I would never let that go if I knew it was going at $100 a day. No way would I do that. But they said they sent me a letter. I know it all goes through the process and, uh, I did not get the letter. And they said they sent it to me and I said, well, did I have to sign for it?
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don't have to do that.
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sure that I got this letter that was in violation at $100 a day. But the city repeated to me again that they didn't have to pay that. They didn't have to send that to be out of the letter for me to sign it. Well, I understand that now. I didn't know that before. But anyway, the code enforcement was kind enough. I had asked for more of a relief on this thing because like I said, I've spent, uh, $400,000 on the place total.
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help me. They hindered me and caused me great harm and financially in order to get this project underway. And if, if it hadn't ‸ been rezoned and I would have let me finish that job, it would have been, uh, into, it would have been operating as a motel. And by this time I would have had $2 million worth of gross revenue at $400,000 worth of profit. So I know that the city needs the $2,000, but I can assure you I need it worse. So I'd like to see this thing struck out altogether if it's possible. I've had great harm caused to me over this thing.
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Yes, sir. I know we have administrative
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costs.
I understand that,
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Yes,
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sir. I would
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you. Yeah, you can trade with me, but you have to trade with all four of us, including myself and the city manager and everyone else. I like that. That was good, sir. But I would still stand behind the administrative
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sir. That's my assessment. And I will listen to the
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and in that neighborhood. And I know my neighbors that are in that area felt that the property was bringing down their house value. And so I would have to vote in support of the recommendation of the code board.
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What is the future use that you ‸ plan for this property after today?
I didn't hear that.
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I'm sorry about that.
What's the
use of it now? Yeah,
what's the future use?
It was zoned for a motel. Now it's zoned for a commercial neighborhood.
Okay, so what's your plans for this property?
What's my
plan for it?
Well, actually, I finally, after all this time, sold it and we're waiting to get this cleared up for a closing. But I had to drop the price way down because of the ‸ way it's zoned now.
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to where they only get six units out of
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Okay.
Is that it,
sir?
Yes, sir. Thank you very much, Deputy Mayor.
Motion to
approve. We
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staff, correct, sir?
Yes, sir.
All right, I'll second that, sir.
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Aye.
Aye. And
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What was the decision? $2,000. Staff recommendation, sir.
Thank you very much. Sir, yes, sir.
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Olive Street and 1115 Broadmoor Drive be reduced to administrative costs of $100 as recommended by the Code Enforcement Board.
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say anything?
I'm not aware of anybody in the audience for this one, sir. Okay.
Would you like to elaborate, sir? If not, I will put it to council.
This one was a little confusing. Yeah, me too. ‸ Everybody involved. Yeah.
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developer. And because it was still tied to those other properties, the lien was attached to it. So there wasn't a whole lot they could do before. ‸ So the developers and the attorneys got together and they agreed to a $100 settlement just to separate this one property from the other properties.
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piece of property.
Okay.
All right. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor to approve the partial release of 1053 Hickory Lane from properties located at 1045 Olive and 1115. We have a motion
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Discussion. Second. Okay. You're going to second it? Okay. A second by Deputy Mayor Goins with
the discussion. What? So the original code violation, that was for 1045 Olive Street. Am I correct on that?
My understanding was
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were code violations on all of them.
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Those liens are still a fixed to the remaining properties.
And the total current lien amount is what?
It would be $100 for this piece of
property.
Just
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We have a motion on the floor.
Go ahead, Councilwoman
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ma'am.
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Yeah, it was very confusing. It reads like kind of a shell game. Is it so common for
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like several LLCs
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They're
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eight, excuse me, seven dash four city staff is seeking approval to
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So, uh, per council's direction at the priorities workshop, uh, we initiated ‸ negotiations with waste management on a possible extension of our current contract. As part of those negotiations, we're requesting a little bit of additional time to address four items still. Those include additional residential pickup days, waste management's ability to charge non- compliant dumpster customers for extra pickups related to overages,
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to either the G&T or the WST index with a 3% cap and then an updated commercial cart auto auto cart rate, which is the
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With that, we're seeking to continue the negotiations for a two-week period with waste management for solid waste services for customers within the city of Cocoa. I know representatives from waste management are here as well if you all have any specific questions.
Okay, do we have any questions for Mr. Smith? On council saying none.
I
have one, two, three, four, four cards. Four cards and we will proceed in this order. Please ma'am, please sir. First will be Ms. Ryder Hicks.
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Good evening Mr. Mayor, Mr. Deputy Mayor and distinguished members of council.
Good evening.
Good evening. I'm Dena Ryder Hicks, public affairs manager with waste management. Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you here this evening.
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by a recent customer satisfaction survey that we completed just a couple of months ago
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revealed a number of things, but one of the key points is that it revealed that an
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respondents wish to keep waste management as their service provider here in the
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an independent third party and reached out to residents within the ‸ city of Cocoa limits so we're very very happy with that
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evidence in our long solid relationship with the city in recent weeks.
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a solid, comprehensive, solid waste package that is beneficial to the city and its residents and businesses.
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requested action of a continued two week negotiation period. And with that I thank you for your consideration and for the trust and the confidence that you place in waste management.
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Please come forward to state your name.
Good evening. Joanne Stanley, Republic Services, Municipal Services Manager. I feel like this is a deja vu, Mayor. I was here about 2011. I'm asking you all to put this out for an RFP and you extended
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the city of Palm Bay.
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very interested ‸ in bidding on this and we hope you put this out. ‸ That's all I have to say. Thanks.
Thank you very much. Mrs. Stanley.
Thank you.
Thank
you. Next
on the list will be plant loftus. Would you come forward to set your name and your address for us, please?
Good evening.
Platt
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Waste
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Florida, [address], Cocoa, Florida. Mr. Mayor, council members, staff, it's great to be back. As Joanne said, it's been a very quick 10 years, and we are also here to support a bid if one were so to happen. I've got four or five points to make, one of which is this proposal that was put forth last month. In this proposal, it looks
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The first of which is yard waste. Yard waste
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consistently been a challenge here in this city. It's not unique to Cocoa. It's ‸ a lot of municipalities and as a result, it looks like there is a proposal to bring that in house. Number two would be to renegotiate with waste management at a negotiated
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third option would be an RFP. Guess which option I'm here for
is
an RFP and I respectfully request this.
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We know where the yard waste challenges are. We know where the vacant lots are. We know where the bulk items are.
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we entered into our first municipal contract here with the promise of cleaning up the city with their yard waste, and we did it in the first month. And in very quick order,
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more municipalities elected to put their contracts out to bid and I'm very safe in saying that the service with our five communities here with your sister cities are as good if not better now than they were 12
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$11.39 a home. So please, if you would consider those two rates with the rate that you have now and with the rate that's been proposed. And also there's another county nearby Lake County, which enjoys a rate of
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So I think that's my ‸ time. Thank you very much. ‸ Your consideration.
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you very much for your time. And thank you for those who met with me. And for those that didn't meet with us. We still love you guys. Mr. Mayor,
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quick return. He brought a spirit to this. The league that's been unmatched. We hope to see him soon as at
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Mayor
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care.
Thank you very much.
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state your name and your address?
Thanks.
Good evening. Good evening. Good evening.
Council
members, staff. It's an honor to be here. I've been before you many times for the over the last 25 years. There's a couple of points that I'd like to make.
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at one square mile. You're looking at 75% of the revenue up there is commercial.
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That makes a big difference in the rate structure. And the other thing that I want to point out too, when we talk about
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discussion. Should we negotiate or should we go out
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bid. The mayor down there at the time wanted to negotiate. And I can tell you there's costs in there that you can negotiate out that you can't negotiate out to an RFP. When you do an RFP, you put things in there, you do a wish list, and you
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Let me give you a couple of examples. When we looked at Palm Bay, they put out their RFP. With the RFP that they put out, both competitors are in here. They both bid on it. The base bid come in at $30 a home. Commercial went up substantially.
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paying. And that will not change because we said that we would keep the service the same. However, we would take a look at some of the costs. One of them is fuel. I don't have to tell you where diesel fuel is going. It's going to go sky high. We are running all of our trucks on CNG. That is a huge savings in itself. The other part is the infrastructure that we put here in Cocoa. We built a MRF right here in your city limits.
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That's why with all the past bids that you've seen in Brevard County,
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I can tell you this.
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up. I hope I made my point. And I got to tell you, we really appreciate your business and appreciate all of you. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Mr.
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Mr.
Smith, question.
You're looking for approval for a continued negotiation for a two-week period with waste management, correct?
Yes, sir.
And throughout this two-week period, does that obligate us if we decide to go in a different direction? I'm just saying, if we do not like what has been presented to us in two weeks from now, is that correct?
Yes. So at the end of the two-week period, if the negotiations don't work out, then at that point we would issue the RFP.
Fantastic. So there's an option to an option.
Yes, sir, Mr. City Manager. We're going to bring you back a recommendation to either go with the negotiated proposal from waste or to go to RFP.
Okay. That's what ‸ I wanted to get clarified. Any questions for either one of the two individuals?
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I want to make sure I give her ‸ respect and do.
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Yeah,
I
just wanted to ask, ‸ since we have the waste management people here, ‸ I mean, it seemed like very reasonable, good business decision to go in the direction we are and to see this through. But I was also concerned with, you know, the lack of competition and how that might impact or drive or not drive the issues around recycling. And is there anything you
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tell me just to assure me that you're, I know that this is an area that is really going through disruptive change.
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about staying on top and being at the cutting edge of that?
It's competition that drives competitive pricing and service. And there's one thing that we understand. We can't provide a high-level service at a competitive price. One of these guys back here are going to have a contract. We understand that very well.
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I believe it was about 18 months ago.
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She was able to see firsthand what we're talking about in terms of trying to reduce contamination and keep recycling viable. So we really appreciate her time that she spent with us. But she's absolutely right. There have been dramatic changes that have happened with regard to recycling, not only here locally but ‸ globally as well. And as a company, we have heard from the top down that waste management is absolutely remaining ‸ committed to recycling. It is something that we pioneered back in the 1970s. ‸ It is something that we remain committed to because our customers want it. So we are doing everything we possibly can to keep recycling viable. And hopefully in a couple years, Councilwoman Koss, I'd like you to bring back through our MRF.
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We are looking at ‸ the grassroots effort to try and reduce contamination at ‸ the consumer level. What can we do to help our residents understand why reducing contamination is important? So that's one avenue. On the other side, we are looking at different technologies, either technologies that have already been developed or are in development now to really put together the next generation of the MRF, of the material recovery facility, to develop technology to get the contamination out of the recycling before it even hits that ‸ pre-sort line. So we're looking at it from both ends. So absolutely, we are fully committed to maintaining recycling. And we know that you are a fervent recycler, and we really appreciate all your support with that.
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Absolutely. Any other questions, ma'am?
No.
Okay. Thank you very much. What are the wishes of Council?
A motion to approve going forward.
For the continued negotiations? For the continued
negotiations, yeah.
Okay. You have a motion
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call the question. All in favor by saying aye.
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put the record for Mrs. Shealy. All in favor say aye.
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Yes.
mayor's
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Okay. Please let the record reflect 4-1. Thank you very much. Okay.
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with Institute Form Technologies LLC for curing in place pipe, CIPP rehabilitation, services,
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of a mainline sewer line utilizing the city of Daytona Beach contract effectively February 6, 2019 through February 5, 2021,
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Mr. Walsh, sir.
‸ Sir, thank you, Mayor. Yep. This is a cured-in-place pipe.
I've
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brought this many times before Council. I would imagine some of you becoming experts, I hope, but to refresh your memories, it's simply, as easily as I can state, it's a soft fiberglass sock that's inserted into an existing pipe without digging it up, using heat, chemicals, and pressure, hardens inside the pipe, becomes like new, increases the velocity in which water or ‸ wastewater can flow. A real big savings for us was about the seventh year, I think, or sixth year that we've done this.
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the city of Cocoa, and we're looking to do about, we average about two miles a year. And so this is a multi-year, so we would be relying on this contract for another two years and then coming to Council, obviously, to allocate those funds each year. So I'm here to answer any questions you might have about the process or about the proposal.
‸ Chair, let me make a motion. So moved. Second.
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Chair's going to call the question.
I
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Thank
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Proceeding on to advisory board. Boards and committees. Advisory boards and committees. Going once. Going twice. City Manager, we will ‸ let your administrative staff go.
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Yes, sir. We have Mr. Walsh first, Mrs. Singer, Chief Hankins, and Chief Lamb will finish up.
Okay.
Thank you, sir. So I've got, I guess, three items to talk about tonight. One of them was simply that, actually,
I
guess two items. I guess yesterday, if you hadn't been paying attention, the news, there was a fairly large story that hit national news about a water plant that had a security breach in their IT cyber system. So I'm here tonight. I believe we've already released a small press release on our website. But
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who are listening that we have a very robust cybersecurity program that's in place and has been in place. Actually was approved under your leadership, Mayor, when we did the expansion and the replacement of the SCADA system, if you remember that,
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when you were still on council. You were the mayor. So we have a number of layers of security that we have in place, and we are very confident that that system was actually designed with the Homeland Security and their survey that they had done when they come to our plant. And, of course, we followed all the NIST guidelines through ‸ the IT department for that execution and that architecture.
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We have a number of protocols that are in place that will protect our plant from something like that happening. The second item is simply we're starting to put out in the mail, ‸ in the actual bills, the notification on the chemical change that we had talked about. So I'll probably remind us over the next four weeks as
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And we are going to be switching to a free chlorine base for about a four-week period. We just started this week, so
you
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have about four cycles of notification, which will take us about a month. And then we'll actually make the change the first or second week in March, and then we'll maintain that for about three to four weeks and then slowly go back to the chloramine system that we'd previously done. Those, that's essentially, if you have any questions, I'm here to answer those as well.
Any questions for Mr. Walsh? Okay.
Thank you, sir.
Use your light, please, ma'am.
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Thank you, ma'am. I'm sorry. Let's see it. Go ahead, ma'am. Go ahead.
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I can. It's fairly complicated. Okay. But it has to do.
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A lot
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systems that are chlorine or chloramine-based use the free chlorine change typically as a maintenance issue.
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throughout the entire system and that we will also, it will help us through the summer months when sort of the water quality of the water generally is harder to maintain because of the high temperature of the water.
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I do it on a biweekly basis.
We
have people looking at it and testing it every day, every week. But I look at trends and so this is really kind of preemptive to make sure that our water quality is ready to go for this summer.
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Is that it, ma'am? Yes. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Next, sir.
Yes, sir.
Council, Mayor, so I have two items for tonight. The first one is, as
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doing a Black History Celebration at Riverfront Park on February 25th. And so I wanted to, this event is typically held at the school. ‸ They were looking for an alternate site this year for COVID restrictions to get it out in the open. They have the chorus and the orchestra performing on the main stage. We'll have some chairs ‸ outside for them. We do have a concert that is planning on coming in that weekend. They'll have a tent up that they said they could use. So we'll put the chairs underneath the tent. So as you, some of you may not be aware, as our current ordinance is written, any fee waivers must be approved by Council. We are looking in the future to eventually change that and give some ‸ discretion to the city manager. But for the time being, we do need to get a consensus from Council on waiving the fees associated with that event.
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motion on the floor by
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All
in favor by saying aye. Aye.
any
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nays. You got it, ma'am.
Thank you,
sir.
And I
see the principal in our audience, too, because we're going to bring him to the podium here
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minute. He gives me a count,
uh,
at teacher's meeting.
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Wonderful. Okay. So my second item is, um, I wanted to just bring to your attention, um, and get also kind of a consensus from Council. Um, back in July 2019, um, the Rosa L Jones family had reached out to us about doing, um, originally it started as a traffic signal ‸ box wrap, similar to what we've done for, um, throughout the city. They wanted to do one in honor of, um, Ms. Jones. Um, and, um, so they raised, they did a GoFundMe page and they raised the 1500, originally it was the $1500 for a traffic box wrap. They actually raised $5,000.
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had, um, they decided to change it from a traffic box wrap to a mural. Um, so,
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who is one of her
granddaughters.
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Um, in September, I asked, um, Nancy Elliott with historic Cocoa village main street to sit in on the meeting with us. And she has been involved with some of the art projects here in the village.
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call her out
because
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she has been fantastic and she's been kind of coordinating with Ms. Baker, um, on this project.
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to get council blessing on this.
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Um, we could not find one that would work for what we're looking for. Um, so we talked about an installation, um, an art installation, um, that we could put
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village. They were very adamant that they wanted it to be in Cocoa village. They wanted visitors to be able to see it. Um, so they are, we are looking at some sort of, um, arts installation that would be, uh, mural and would reflect, um, just different things in her life. Um, they would work closely with our public works department to ensure the safety, um, of motor vehicles and pedestrians in that ‸ area. Um, we also, the other thing that we talked about is making it so that it is movable because there are plans to redo that area in the future. And I would hate to see something that would have to eventually go away. So it would be something that we could put back once that project has been completed. Um.
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as a teacher and, um, someone who worked with Harry T Moore during the civil rights movement. Um, they would like to see this project complete. The family would like to see the project complete by August, 2021.
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unveil the project at that family reunion. So we're just looking
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All in favor saying aye. Aye. Aye. Nays. Aye's have it unanimously. Ms. Carey.
Thank you very much.
Great job, Ms. Singer, ma'am.
Okay.
Go ahead,
Ms.
City Manager. So, yes, sir.
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Yes, sir. Currently, the police department, um, participates in a program through the drug enforcement agency, and it's a drug take back initiative. Uh, this is a program by which, uh, community members can bring in their expired prescriptions, prescriptions that belong to deceased family members that they, they need to get rid of. They bring it to the police department. They bring it into our lobby. They place it into a locked box, and we dispose of it for them safely. About a year ago, we were approached by, or excuse me, last year, we were approached by a company called elastic. They are a manufacturing ‸ company that's located.
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to donate a new box. Um, this is a steel box that holds about 50 pounds of, uh, drugs. The box that we currently have is bolted to the floor and it, it gets filled pretty quick. So, I'm proud to announce that last week we took delivery of a ‸ donated, uh, new drug box from this company.
Fantastic. Yes, sir.
Secondly,
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lately. We currently have 11 openings.
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yesterday afternoon rather,
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the acting chief back in September. And, um,
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that he had retired and decided to go to another agency. Well, I'm happy to say that he is one of those officers that we brought back and swore in yesterday.
‸ All right. Good.
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That's good. I think we're moving
in the right direction. That's
good.
And, uh, as long as we keep this train going there, I hope we'll be in good shape, but they're, they're eager and they're sharp
and,
uh, a lot better looking than me.
That speaks about your leadership, sir.
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that department, the recruiting team, uh, the background investigators. ‸ It's those folks who you can thank.
Absolutely.
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but it all starts at the top. I don't care how you look at it. But that was
started
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before I
got there, sir. But thank you.
Yes, sir. Okay. Mr. Man. Okay.
So they saved the worst to last. So sorry. So I'm just gonna ‸ run through and we'll go by the numbers to start off with talking about COVID.
And then
at the very end, I've got some announcements for you that relate directly to that.
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Brevard County has had 31,006 cases with 681 deaths. The city of Cocoa has had 2791 cases. To date, we currently have 77 active cases within the city limits. That's the ones that fall within that 10 day timeframe. So talking about total vaccinations for the entire state of, or sorry, entire county of Brevard County, 72,849 vaccinations have been given out.
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those 72,849, 56,473 have completed the entire series, which means they got both shots.
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So with that being said, we're still working diligently with emergency management in Brevard County and coming up with plans and resources and agreements.
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ready and prepared to start serving the citizens within our community.
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It really hinges on the
vaccinations,
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So we're doing a lot with a little in the county, but it still feels like we're not reaching enough.
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to shore up any agreements that we need to. So once that trigger is pulled and we get those vaccinations, we're ready to go with that. With that being
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City Hall. We'll be running the program again from 10 o'clock in the morning to one o'clock in the afternoon to help our citizens who need help signing up to get on the waiting list for the vaccinations. So we would encourage each and every one of you. If you know that there's people in your districts. I know that there's a phone number and a website, but they are really struggling with it. Please do not let them struggle. We had some great volunteers that came out and helped us for our last one.
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a.m. to 1 p.m. We will actually be doing that again to help our citizens get registered or get on that list. So they'll be notified as soon as vaccinations are available and they're ready. Many of you may have saw that the governor came out with a press release talking about the Walmart and Publix will start giving out vaccinations now. So that program will start later on this week. They haven't announced the official date of when that's going to start this week, but we're staying diligent on top of that.
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It will be our Sam's Club. Samantha will be working hard to push out that information once they say signups and registrations ‸ are available, but you do not have to be a Sam's Club member to register for a vaccination. That's very important. I pulled it up on the site this afternoon when that announcement came out and
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number, but there's also a very specific area that says you do not have to be a member and allows them to sign up all on one page.
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out to you by email in Coco West this weekend.
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That was work through Brevard County Emergency Management and the governor, and that's to reach out to our population and areas that really need to get the vaccination, don't have any other means, and that's through five of our local churches here. So that
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The signups are already completed and they are full. So as we continue to work on that, I just want you to know that we're certainly working with emergency management to push vaccinations as hard as we can once they come available. And I know it's very frustrating, but I just ask it. Please be patient and remember all ‸ those
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your prayers that really need that vaccination. It's a tough time. It's
a tough
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And more importantly, it's a tough time for our local ‸ leaders because people really want to be vaccinated. They want to get that vaccination. They want to do the right thing. And it seems like that it's not coming out fast enough, but I can assure you we're not going to take it laying down either. ‸ We're pushing every single day, eight, nine hours a day to do whatever we can as a city to try and get those vaccinations here in our community, especially to those who really need it and can't get out or they can't go to a public. They can't go to a Walmart. They don't have the means to be able to get on a computer and sign up. So I'll get off that soapbox, but that's where we're at.
People. It's all about the people. So yes, sir.
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can answer this. What were the numbers like for registrations at our two locations last week?
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But remember, don't be discouraged by that.
That
was a quick advertisement of our first go around with it. We got late notification of it, but we pushed it out as fast as we could and tried to get the word out. So, you know, don't let that discourage you.
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taking phone calls, even though those registration desks aren't available.
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I'm getting phone calls. We're still setting them up to be able to register. And if they just can't do it, we're inviting them to the station. We're inviting them to City Hall. We're going to do whatever it is we need to do. So don't let that discourage you. I think we'll see a better turnout. This go around, there's a little more
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notice with it, and the word's starting to get out. So we're certainly going to take that look at it also and see if we need to do it again.
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Yeah, I think I had a discussion with a couple of people in the neighborhood. They don't have access to computers. And I think sometimes we assume that people have that access, and some people just don't know how to use the Internet. ‸ Tomorrow we have a, with the police department,
we
have a, what do we call it, the community watch meeting. So tomorrow I'm going to try to get a couple kids and a couple people so we go door to door to kind of let some people know. So Samantha, you give me some, some flyers or something. I think it will help definitely the population of the 65 and older. Because again, people, they just don't have access to it. So thank you.
Yes, sir.
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Thank you county, sir. City manager. Yes, sir. Great job, Chief. Thank you, sir.
Mr. Mayor and Council. I have one other item and we're going to tag team this. We being myself, Mrs.
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this also.
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when we left the workshop meeting, there was some confusion with regards to
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um, that the city has been attempting to negotiate a development agreement agreement with the developer for the last
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that meeting was, uh, either to continue with the, uh, attempts to negotiate a development agreement or to, um, go back to the drawing board.
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the requirements in the development agreement. And I, and I believe that you shouldn't, um, that these are the absolute requirements that need to be in a development agreement. And so if you choose to have us continue on trying to, to, uh, reach agreement, these are what we considered the deal points. Um, and I don't want Anthony, if you want to update them
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Uh,
late this afternoon, um, I received a letter from the attorney representing the developer. That attorney, uh, spoke at, uh, your workshop a couple of weeks ago or last week. Um, the, uh, attorney emphasized, uh, the developer's, uh, desire to move forward with negotiations and, um, ‸ demanded that we, we continue on with the, uh, negotiations and, um, try to reach ‸ contract that can be approved, uh, by the parties.
So we, we have a couple of slides that we're going to take you through. Um, again, these are the. Um,
the,
um, requirements that we would work with the city attorney to put in, uh, ‸ in a, uh, draft development agreement. Um, I don't believe that these are going to be acceptable to the developer, um, but we'll, we'll take you through them.
Certainly. Um, the first one is this, uh, the city would
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It's ‸ the side parcel that faces us one. It's actually in the city limits of Rockledge and has those cities billboards on it as well,
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The second item would be that the purchase price be based on an updated appraisal, which we're currently working on. Um,
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Um,
‸ Nancy, I'm going to jump in and out. So we, we are doing two things in that regard. We're getting a highest and best use analysis. And then after that, we're going to, uh, get an updated appraisal of the property there. So those two sort of work hand in hand, um, with the highest and best use analysis coming first and then an updated appraisal.
Okay. Item number three,
um,
payment of full purchase price at transfer of title.
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a percentage of the payment over the, what
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they would give us a certain dollar amount.
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So we feel they should just purchase it outright.
Uh,
there should be some, um, within the deed subject to written restricted covenants. Um,
and
then also that the, that we ‸ would only allow that first mortgage by the primary lender. So the villas would not be able to encumber the property with any other mortgages, liens, encumbrances.
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So also within the development agreement, we've asked for some financial information.
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uh,
their
capacity to be able to complete the project. Um, and then also any of their, uh, pre sales, any funds that they may have on that. And then we're also going to require performance bonds for the, from the general contractor to ensure that the project is completed. Also the timeline for the project, we are looking at 18 months from the effective date of the development agreement. And that would also follow the city code on final plot approval, which would have them complete all the utilities and infrastructure prior to moving forward with the final plot. So we drafted up a, uh, development schedule, uh, with the effective date, uh, three months from them, they should be submitting applications. Excuse me.
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uh, during that time, we will,
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that they will purchase the property. And then within that one year timeframe, which aligns with the city code, complete all the infrastructure and apply for final
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approval.
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and then be completed within 15 months. We believe that commercial buildings should also be completed during that time.
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Okay. Um, I'm at liberty to ask a question. Here's my question.
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How long have they had the opportunity to complete this? This has been going for over, say, 700 plus days over 700. Yes.
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Yes.
All right. And during this time, have they incurred any legal obligations
any
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lawsuits or anything like that? Are you aware of, ma'am? Uh, Mr. City Manager. This particular developer.
That I'm aware of on there on the cottages. Yes, I'm a product. Uh, I'm not aware. I've
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that out there because I haven't gone and actually looked at any
of the
any such ‸ lawsuits there. So, you know, I just, I don't, don't want to, uh, to put that out there.
Right.
I
understand, Mr. City Manager. I, I, I, then I apologize. Uh, I can see. Here's my thing. They've had over two years to start developing this land. I mean, excavation should have taken place. Dirt should have been moving. So turning.
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But I understand the guidelines and I understand what, uh,
uh,
Super Attorney Garganese is saying to me, along with staff and
their ideas and thoughts.
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manager, but I want to get the high end use best
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use for this piece of property. That's why I'm at and I'm tired of waiting. Sirs and ma'ams. Okay.
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I got a question for, um, Ms. Blunt, the, uh, contractor and the developers doing the cottages. I've, uh, heard that they had an incident with a crane hitting a, uh, supportive wall in
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There's new regulations about stuff like that. Um, supposed to have an
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There was that done.
Yes, sir.
Okay. Thank you.
‸ Okay. Yes, sir.
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I just
had a few things.
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We'd actually give them the draft as soon as Mr. Garganese could actually, uh, draft it up and send it over to him.
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Um, pretty much everything in this new agreement is completely opposite of what they wanted to have in the agreement previously. So we know what this argument is going to be.
It's
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going to try to be a negotiation session. And I think we'll be in a, in a bad position.
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know your feelings on it, city manager. So if my city manager, you know, when he started speaking about this project, he has displeasure even talking about it. Um, so I feel like we're wasting our time. In my opinion, I do believe in opportunity to give them opportunity to see the proposal. Um, but with our city manager understanding, they're not going to want to go with our guidelines. So we'll be wasting whatever time that we could be throwing this out to RFP and, and, and be done with it. You know, uh, I'm, I'm with the mayor on this that, I mean, just, I'm tired of looking at it. Um, so that's just my thought on it. Yes, sir.
Mr. Garganese or Mr. City attorney, Mr. I mean city manager, if they cannot meet these guidelines, is there a certain amount of time since we, we, we've given the parameters to abide by, if they do not meet that, then we would automatically go out to ‸ RFP. Can either one of y'all share that information?
And
we can, we can, you, you all as the
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that. You know, let me, let me just slide back a couple of slides. Nancy.
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Yeah. And so in, in terms of, uh, what deputy mayor goings, um, mentioned, you know, on the first, uh, deal requirement, uh, in the draft and remember the draft never reached the council. So,
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So all of these items were on the table when I got here and, um, just like any other business that's run. All of those items are subject to negotiation by the staff that's in place at the time. And so their, their demand letter seems to want to hold us to those things that were negotiated with the previous city manager, but never presented to council and never actually taken to a final draft form.
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to actually purchase that and Nancy, you correct me where I go wrong there.
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have, um, we have billboard revenue on that. And, and, and I don't know that that parcel, um, is, uh, ‸ would be available for additional capacity that the city may need at some point in time. Perhaps not, but, but they, and that's another consideration. Uh, you know, just makes sense to update the appraisal to update the best and highest use analysis and then update the appraisal because it has been three years at least since the last appraisal. Um, payment in full, uh, for, uh, at the ‸ full purchase price at the, at the transfer of title, obviously, uh, the difference there is that they wanted to do installment payments and I'm simply saying it's a cleaner. Easier project, uh, if we just simply, um, payment up front, you get the, you get transfer of the land. Once the payment occurs and the, and the titles transfer to them.
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Yes. ‸ So it wasn't the previous there and then except for the first mortgage, um, not encumbering
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shall provide and deliver to the city
prior to
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closing, you know, proof that you can finance this, that you
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the previous draft versions, but again, that's sort of front and center here. If it was, then, you know, that's that sort of standard hat for, for these sort of deals there.
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again performance bond is there. The project timeline, theirs was open-ended It was three phases and open-ended Well, never should have been open-ended But as we sit here going on three years later, it certainly shouldn't be open-ended at this particular point in time and
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it in one phase and we think that you can do it within 18 months. So those are, those are the differences, are not between what was previously discussed, negotiated or written in draft form, but again, never presented to this council and so ‸ I don't know how the developer could claim that there is agreement that, at this point can't be changed because again, the only agreement that's in place is the agreements that you would have proved you would have seen. And again, you haven't seen anything.
‸ okay So we're gonna ‸ wait for your next conversation with them. Okay. We have councilman
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on the, microphone next, sir.
‸ So, it seems you guys gonna present this to the developer and you know I just get the feeling that this is this ‸ project is leaning towards RFP and I'm wondering if we were to get an updated appraisal, what is the timeline ‸ on something of this magnitude? We
currently have it out for highest and best use. We should be getting that by the end of this month and then we'll turn it right around. That highest and
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use report we'll go into appraisal. Typically commercial appraisals will take you about four weeks so we're hoping by end of March to have that appraisal if not sooner
gotcha thank you
any other questions for mr. city manager yes sir councilman
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this development agreement you're gonna ‸ submit to him, can we go ahead and put a time limit for them to respond
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yes sir yeah I'd like to see a very quick response
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is
that fair and equitable mr. Garganese?
‸ that's definitely in terms of getting the initial comments back from them. Yes. Okay. More than enough time. All right. So is
that a form of a motion? ‸ councilman
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placed a motion for saying that a two weeks turnaround time from a date of receipt is that the correct time I just want to make sure we're on the same
sheet
okay and who's second that we have both on the floor I'm looking for a
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in the nays
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mr. city manager you have anything else sir
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agenda all right a couple weeks ago ‸ probably more than a couple weeks ago I think I think it was
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surplus property, in particular the item that that we're passing down to you. As you can see, that's that's a that's a structure that's a little bit more substantial than just the polls there. So there's some work to actually get that out of the ground.
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when items aren't sold at auction. Obviously, those items have been previously declared surplus. But we can only donate, we as staff can only donate to other municipalities. You as the council can, in the best interest of the city or as approved by the council donate to individuals or put it up for auction to individuals there
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allow the the bidding on that obviously I would like for the council to approve the donation of the surplus structure there. Again,
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see, it's a substantial structure. We'd like ‸ the removal to be at the cost of whomever is going to acquire it. And then just to advise that that person, probably because of the size of the structure, will have to get a pull a permit. And so, you know that may be some
costs
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there right now I think we're estimating the depreciated
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and so again if we declared surplus if you if you if you make a motion to declare it surplus then I think that uh the cleanest way to do that is to put it out for auction or bid or you can at the boards at the council's discretion, uh donate it to the individual who requested it and uh we would uh either, um then you would you would either, she would either have to um
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to hold the city harmless with regards to the condition uh of the uh structure to actually uh remove it because
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And then, um um and then the permit issue, which is a private matter for that individual. so
uh
‸ councilwoman cost
ma'am,
who who is it? Is it what purpose do they want it
for? It's at, uh Dakota's car wash on
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‸ She came in and requested it probably the end of January. um she actually called about it the end of December, uh when she's seen it. So she's going to use it for a cover, um to help
our
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business, you know, because it's probably 15 to 20 feet high. She's going to purchase her own cover. but
she
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But
that, that's the purpose of, uh of her wanting it. That's probably what it looks like ‸ Right, right, right. There you go.
That's how to cover a little So,
um ‸ you
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help me understand something. I'm getting a little confused and I just want to make sure in all that way get understanding. Wisdom is the
principal
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thing, but we're getting wisdom, get understanding. So you're saying if, if there is a motion on the floor, they declare
it as
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surplus? Is that correct? I
think we, we don't have a use for it and
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So the so the matter, and I'll try to be more clear,
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authorize a donation to the individual who made the request? And then if that, if you're, if you're authorizing a donation to that individual, we would, uh advise you to have her hold the city harmless for the condition, uh of the, of the item upon the removal. um obviously it's been there for a while. She has to remove it there so we're saying, um it's an as-is sale if you will. um she would be responsible for, uh transporting, obviously removal and transporting. um and then as a private matter, uh I think she would be required to to uh get a permit to re-erect re-erect the uh ‸ the poles or the structure.
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tarp and everything? No,
that's that's that was just an example ‸ what it looks like. that that's the pal
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That's the PAL structure there.
‸ first picture is the one that that's how it looks right now
okay
without it. So it's sitting that way for probably probably 15, 20 years. Okay,
so it's no good? Because, I mean, we could, it seems like shade is something we could really use
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It's
been sitting there for, uh I'm
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uh it's ‸ time longer than
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Okay. Just to let you know that. so i i make a motion to donate to the, donate the, I think it's six, I don't think I need to be that detail but,
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uh
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harmless agreement and she must um remove them at
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at her cost, not ours. Remove and transport. I'll second that.
We have a motion on the floor with
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discussion.
Yeah. Can I speak?
Yes, ma'am. Go ahead. Yes.
Are we setting a precedent by giving it to a private individual?
So long it is. I
mean, it sounds like it would be great to get rid of it. But uh what kind of precedent is that, or is it non-consequential I
mean, I guess, I guess I look at it as, is that our discretion? So, you know, if we, if we choose to do that, then, then that's what, you know, we do. um But
okay
I guess the only reason why she came, even spoke to me about it, because it's just been sitting and that was the purpose. And she know that she can use it for her own business. So if it's just sitting there for so long in the air, more likely gonna ‸ rust or whatever the case may be, she can take it and it can enhance her business. So um so i'm i
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Okay. Did you get your item, your question answered, ma'am? Okay. uh uh Councilman
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to the fact if we had to take it down, it's going to cost us money. um The scrap metal on that thing is not very much. You might get
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But, you know, it just makes a lot of sense. And plus we get to help one of our business out. uh Everybody knows
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um I think it's a great idea and it helps a business out that I see on a us one. It's actually done my car once. So, right, right.
So long as I hear you over to
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I'm just want to make sure. Do you have anything you would
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It wasn't in the motion, but I think it's inferred. um to go down this direction, um that needs to be a surplus, right?
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‸ It needs to be a clear understanding of the, ‸ and approval of the council that there is no, no municipal purpose for this particular structure. And as, uh Councilman Dial mentioned, you know, there is, there is a catch if, if you were to go to approve this action. And that is, you know, the city is not going to incur the costs for the removal because they're going to be borne by the individual who's going to take and use this. And, and, and also there, you know, there's an economic development repurpose of this surplus property. So there is an economic benefit to a local business related to it. So, you know, if you, if you approve this motion, um the record needs to reflect that it is surplus, um that the city is, uh not going to incur the cost, to remove and dispose of it. It's going to be borne by the private individual and further that private individual needs to use it for the economic you know purpose that, um she represented to the city.
‸ Okay. I
mean, under those,
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you know, the council's action uh would be appropriate in my mind.
‸ surplus
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i don't want to set a negative precedent because the key word again is surplus and you all are all correct. If we remove it, it will cost us our arm and two legs. So with that, chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? I have unanimously. ‸ Okay. um
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spit that out.
‸ okay All right. All right. Thank you very much. uh Let's move toward uh City Attorney, sir. Nothing additional to report. Thank you, sir. Okay. We're going to start with the even numbers tonight uh from
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for you is... uh oh my mind just went blank. You're
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young, man. Community cleanup. oh yeah. so here you go. So this Saturday, uh I will be hosting a community cleanup. We're going to start at the
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way up uh north to
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all the way up to uh
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uh on Dixon Boulevard. uh ‸ going to be picking up trash.
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have trash bags and a little pickup uh mechanisms to pick up the trash, gloves. um That's going to be from 8 a.m to 9 30 a.m which uh
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before i join
this
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uh councilwoman costs uh over at the Clear Lake Pond. so I'll be there, too. That's all I got for you. Okay.
i I think that's excellent timing. And here's the reason why. Why our Councilwoman
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was ‸ we were at Provost Park. There were certain individuals were talking about, you know, ‸ why one location
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more than the other. Well, I said, what did what about district number two, then? And they
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hard, but thank you. sir. You, you, you, you, that ram in the bush, sir. So I will ‸ be there. What's our location? Where we're starting at
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now you're a
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Anything you want to say about this Tiger Pride man?
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‸ say. Go ahead, sir. Anything you want to say about that person? Definitely. You
know, I, I get a little passionate about this subject, uh but as, as many of you may know,
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And uh the young man earned the Super Bowl ring. And I think that's really big. And that's a big statement for
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um aspirations you can have in this city and how far you
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take your vision. And I congratulate that young man. And and and really great. And, uh
uh
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uh Councilwoman cost ma'am.
Okay. um ‸ just to say thank you, Mr. Mayor, for being there.
Absolutely, ma'am.
On Saturday, that was great. I didn't have to call my husband away from his detail. You were able to get the, uh 15 bags of trash collected
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proud of them for adopting to the
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of Our Beautiful program, the Provost Park. And hopefully they'll be putting other resources as well into that park. um as mentioned, this saturday we're going to kick off the mayor's fitness challenge at 10 a.m at 1999 Michigan Avenue. That's the Travis Community Center. Behind there, we'll be starting off at the Travis Nature Trails and walking through. It's, it's, a three quarters of a mile around the Clear Lake Loop. We are opening it, March 1st. It's going to start to have regular hours. And, this is a, kind of an undervalued, another undervalued asset of
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uh
to that community for many years now. But, of course, its history goes back to being the water source of
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And then the swimming spot for
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That's
right.
So, um and the community misses just being able to take walks ‸ around that beautiful campus. So,
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for really pushing to make that happen and pushing for the Mayor's Fitness Challenge.
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around the Clear Lake Loop. And inviting anyone to join me. You know, we can talk whatever you want to talk about. um and on the 17th especially, that's going to be a special walk because that will be, uh
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It is, it was his birthday. And it is the first day of Lent, which in my religious tradition and many religious traditions is an important time. It's a time of reflection. It's a time of transformation. And I hope that that date in particular,
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mayor to honor, um someone that served our community.
um
so, and I'm happy to hear that Rip is also ‸ let him, he'll announce his, his own walking, but we're going to be sharing that because that particular park is kind of right on the border there of District
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and District
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um oh and then I
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was really proud of our staff of, of this administration for is, again, opening up these places that in the past that we've closed because there was an, incident of vandalism or whatever, but,
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and unlock the gates and making
cocoa
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conservation, which is really ‸ again, is, is a real treasure. um that a lot of our sister communities don't have. In fact, the next slide and
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eaglets that are
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residents.
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an urban, a really urban area, you know, some of the cities that I've lived in, you don't have this kind of spectacular nature um and I think that. Well, I hope that we can just really appreciate the special things that exist in our community community that others aren't as fortunate to have. And now we're opening them up. So
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that are there. Also, uh it could be a cross country track. I'm hoping the high school will make use of it. I know that the, the cross country coach is interested. It's right over there by the, by the high school. So it's another asset for, for them to take advantage of too. So,
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want to do something. No,
I'm not gonna ‸ do you, man. I'm gonna ‸ be honest.
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gonna ‸ maintain. From District
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why is District
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my favorite district? Because I reside at
[address] […].
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along with our Economic Development Department, department did something awesome. um They passed the Small Business Pilot Program, and it's something that that we that the staff has been working on for probably how long? A few months, four or five months? um And it came to fruition last night. It's gonna ‸ help a lot of small businesses out, definitely in Diamond Square. uh And hopefully it can we can expand this into the entire city. Well, we're going to start with the program inside of Diamond Square. So that that was a good thing that he did last night. um ‸ The, you know, Sunday, we had a great Super Bowl win, and we also, we had a
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to make a motion,
a
motion
and I know he want to do it, but i would do it anyway. uh I want to make a motion to um award Jamel Dean the key to the city, and also
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Jamel Dean Day uh inside the entire city of
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um So i make a motion.
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Go ahead, brother. I just wanted to hear you uh announce where school
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oh ‸ my Lord. Motion on the floor?
Yeah, we have a motion on the
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the
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December the 7th.
February 7th.
I'm sorry.
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Booyah. um
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We have second by Councilman
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the question
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favor by
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conjunction with that, can I make one ‸ Yes, sir. yes sir and We can amend it as well. or come back and add it.
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very own. Those that have marquees, it's optional. But I'm thinking here's a young man that has defied all odds has a 3.5 plus gpa and well established and respected
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University and was successful there. And I'm very proud of that young man. I want to say thank you to the city's manager and staff because on our city marquees, they are acknowledging him yesterday. So that's kudos to the city manager and staff as well. Yes, sir. Go ahead,
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uh February 20th, um in conjunction with
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on doing a parade as well down
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don't have the full details yet, but by tomorrow, uh Principal Wilson will have all the details for us to um to allow that to happen because he has to go through school board and everything else. um But I think it's something that we we have to do. We don't have an option to do it. uh Anytime. I
mean
at this time, every time you Google Jamel Dean,
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going to see the
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I appreciate the council for approving
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I have. March 12th. Three dates.
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with the Mayor Challenge, we're going to do a walk with um their students and uh parents throughout the
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Village. um
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some of ‸ some of the staff may come out as the kids are walking by, maybe pass them some waters or or something like that.
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well involved. And I think
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be awesome to get foot traffic um throughout, in the middle of the day, in downtown
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Challenge at nine o'clock a.m um and that is going to be at the riverfront park
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we will be in Diamond Square, which is the uh the pond off of Barbara Jenkins. um They have a, ‸ lot of people don't know that it's a a pond and a sidewalk around it. So we're going to bring some attention.
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We're going to try to do food trucks and things of that nature to get people out walking. um So hopefully the mayor can beat everybody running that's something. I don't know.
Only in my dream. Well,
that's all I had. I appreciate you. um Thank ‸ you.
Okay. That's it. yes sir Okay. Is that someone tomorrow still, sir? oh sorry.
So you're good.
uh The
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the community watch meeting on Satsuma, um I think it would be a good time for that that community, which is it is only three houses on that particular street. um But
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this community community meeting. So if anyone on council or staff uh is available tomorrow between six and seven o'clock, uh there's ‸ community
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you. Thank
you very much. Thank you,
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his team winning the Super Bowl,
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as well because he did a fabulous job because who
he was covering was
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probably the fastest man in the NFL. He did a fabulous job. I like defenses over offense. uh On February 18th at 10 o'clock, uh
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uh ‸ Come out and walk with uh me, and I encourage you to bring your pets as long as you pick up after them. That'll be a lot of fun. Also, the Citizen Academy was at our fire station one with uh Chief Lamb. It was a fantastic. We got to watch the equipment that was in here tonight actually worked uh
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beside the fire department, and they cut it up. uh It was the firefighters put a and everybody involved did a great job and explained a lot of stuff, how it happens ‸ in the paramedic side, the fire side, and the whole nine yards. and uh got to watch the big fire truck water some trees,
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a question for uh Chief Hankins. uh nori's noise loud cars is there a ordinance on that or is there because
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there is but there's case law out there that actually supersedes that and basically makes it a violation of their First Amendment rights to enforce that. So it's been a non-enforceable statute and ordinance
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all of us to hear it. um But right now our hands are kind of tied with legislation legislation on that. But yes, it
is there. So uh should we get it off our books if
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for, I mean, I'm not an attorney, but I'm not one for pulling laws off the books based on case law. uh Case laws are made and case laws can be remade. um But once you get rid of a law or an ordinance, you've got to go back through the process to recreate it.
I understand. And uh that's about it. um It was a great Super Bowl.
Tiger pride,
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okay as you recall four simple items ladies and gentlemen four simple items item number one um as you all are aware of on january the 25th we toured the city of
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distributors and employees several hundreds of individuals from the
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singer was there but
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also would like to include
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businesses of Coco so charge it to my heart not to my head I just forgot to acknowledge her so Miss Angela Essings we thank you very much so let's give her a round of applause that was an awesome job um i had an opportunity to do a zoom meeting with the students of Cambridge in conjunction today with the guidance counselor
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want to let them let everyone know the third grade class of Cambridge Cougars did a phenomenal job it was asked and uh we had what facts and questions q a and I had a great time with the kids in the third grade and I was very proud to see that mrs singer what is the status on the ‸ prayer list for uh February the 27th
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update on that, please?
Sure. I don't have the exact number, but I think we had um so far like six pastors have called and responded, and we probably have, um ‸ you know, each of them are bringing about three to four people, so each church is bringing a few people. They're also going to announce it at their ministry so people can come out um as well.
Okay, fantastic. As we formulate that list, I want to make sure because several pastors have called me. The other thing I wanted to acknowledge is Arbor Day. On behalf of Arbor Day Foundation, we received a letter congratulating us for recognition of 2020 Tree City, ‸ USA. The residents of
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should be proud to live in the community that makes the planting and the care of trees a priority. So
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in that. And last but not least,
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top education professionals. Teacher of the Year,
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we have it from an educator or academic perspective,
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God Bless America, and these United States.
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aye. Aye. aye In the nays,
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