Let's pray. Heavenly Father, we thank you for this day and this time together.
We
ask you that you be with our leaders as they make decisions tonight that will better the city of Cocoa. Thank you for everyone that's here to participate in the city's business. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
Amen.
I
pledge allegiance
to the flag of the United States
of America and to the republic
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justice for all.
Madam
Clerk, roll call, please.
Mayor Williams.
Present.
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Here.
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City Manager Takanich. Here.
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Thank you.
Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Okay. We're going to move on to our approval of our agenda in minutes. What's the wishes of the council?
Motion to approve the agenda.
Second.
We
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Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed. It passes unanimously. Okay. We have no minutes from the previous meeting. No awards and presentation.
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move on to delegations. And we have our first card
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Good
evening, Mr. Mayor. Alan
Chapman. Good evening,
Mr.
Mayor.
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I haven't had a chance to, to say more than hello to each of you, but, uh, it's good to see you there. Thank you. I hope you have as much, uh, fun as we have doing business with you.
Thank you.
I want to tell you about some events that we
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Uh, sip and stroll. Saturday, February the 9th.
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Tickets for that event are on Eventbrite, and, uh, it usually sells out, so, when you're ready, get on the phone and go to Eventbrite and get some tickets. Followed by the Spring Fine
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We're expecting somewhere between 150 and 170,
uh,
artists and crafters.
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we'll have the art, uh, judged on Saturday. Thank you very much.
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depending on the weather.
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good time. Next up is the March 30th Central Florida Car Show, and it's important for me to mention this tonight for two reasons. First
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to, uh, be on display on Brevard Avenue between 11 and 2 PM. But we have a category of, uh, winner there, uh,
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So we're hoping that we can count on you to come out to the event and pick your favorite so that we can provide that lucky, uh, uh, lucky, lucky beneficiary, a classic car with, uh, with an award. Can we count on you?
Yes, sir. I'm retired and, um, I got a lot of time on my hands. Thank you.
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Thank you very much. And later that afternoon,
uh,
the day, on that day, at 3.30 PM, we're going to be, uh, helping the Crosswinds, uh, Youth Services host the 21st Annual Great Brevard Duck Race, which is being held here in Cocoa for the first time. It's come down here from, uh, from Titusville.
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delivered by dump truck or some other mechanism.
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I think they get a, uh, car for two years and, uh,
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But, uh, this is going to be the first time right here in Cocoa Harbor, and we're, uh, real excited about making that happen. So.
Thank you, sir.
Anything we can do for you? Just call on us. Thank you.
It goes
both ways, sir. Thank you. Thank you very much.
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Okay. The next up is someone that I have a lot of love for. She's a great person.
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Teresa Clifton.
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Hi there. How
are you
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doing.
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I'm Teresa Clifton.
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1020 Cox Road in Cocoa.
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I can't believe it's been that many years. but I'd like to invite the public out and to thank Mayor Williams and Councilman Goins for offering to be a judge.
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‸ Anyway so it's from 10 to 3 and it will be immediately the day after the Cocoa Village Mardi Gras. We open it up to the animals so we invite the public to come out and to bring their pets.
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come out to an event animals, dogs in particular, they get more socially well-behaved when they are taken out amongst people and they see other animals. Dog parks are a good place for them to learn their social graces, but events like this also help the humans learn how to also be responsible. We very much appreciate that the City of Cocoa allows dogs in Riverfront Park and we ask ‸ that the public be responsible and pick up their poop because it's important. We all know everybody needs to pick up their poop. It's also good for the groundwater but
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side of what I have to offer for anyone in our community or in Brevard County that has a cat or that is feeding cats that hang out outside. We do have $25,000 from the State of Florida spay-neuter tag, which we are offering for free to spay or neuter low-income kitties or people who are feeding outdoor kitties because we just don't want them reproducing. And we'll ear tip them and we'll give them a rabies shot as well because it's very important. as most of you know there is a rabies quarantine in an area off of Range Road in Cocoa right now.
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know about it I want to make sure that the community is aware of that and it was a cat that had rabies and it's very serious. About three months ago in the same area, another cat was tested positive for rabies and it is a deadly disease. So we are promoting that heavily and
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a full-service vet.
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is available because rabies is a very important disease that we can't eradicate but we can prevent it from happening. So
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the park we're very excited about it and we'll have all kinds of stuff going on with it I have flyers that I'll put out front if any of the public would like to attend they're all welcome and
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they are all welcome to come out as well. So we invite the public to come out and we
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as well as all the other pet safety items that are very much necessary for our community and I thank you guys so much because as we all
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Society and therefore our our great love and heart
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much thank
you
appreciate it
you guys have no idea how hard a job you got in judging the costume contest oh I
know I've done it a couple of years. And
what was
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just want
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your dog on me, please. All
right. Thank you so much. Thank you, ma'am.
Yeah, it's a tough job. The only thing harder is kids costumes.
mm-hmm okay and next
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up on a little unfinished business, last council meeting we heard from a resident who lives in
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fear of living in a neighborhood overtaken by prostitution, drugs, and the inability of her children to play in the park I do feel that taking back your neighborhood starts with you but I also support that our community and our police give our residents some backup. When laws are not enforced, people either give up or move away, neither which solves the problem last council meeting I asked if there was an ordinance against sleeping or camping in public parks, which that was
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an answer, and
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B it shall be unlawful for any person of any age to loiter, walk, stand, sit, or lie in any of the above described parks in the city after park hours unless authorized ‸ permit issued by
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hours for all above described parks shall be from 7 a.m. until sunset again I'm
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be more visible and more responsive when you fail to enforce the laws you encourage chaos and disregard by others to obey
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‸ Will this be considered?
yes ma'am yes
ma'am
okay
Is there any objection?
I recall the comment that came up at the last meeting and I took a look at that and I did send an email to the manager and the chief hopefully
it will
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be passed along to the council indeed there is a city code provision just as was stated last week two weeks ago it was in the context of the homeless so I did address that in my email regarding the potential enforcement of that ordinance against the homeless and the case law that is coming down from the US federal district courts and US Court of Appeals regarding the homeless's eighth amendment right against cruel and unusual punishment relative to the enforcement of those types of ordinances under certain circumstances So
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a little caveat to the enforcement of that ordinance, in my opinion, right now, as the federal courts address the issue pertaining to homeless. I
believe that there was a case in Washington or Seattle
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mean that's a little bit more detail but that is correct the courts do look at it under the ‸ prism of what other accessible areas are available to the homeless to engage in basically life sustaining activities and to the extent that they are available reasonably available the courts seem to take that into account relative to the enforcement of ordinances that you brought to the council's attention
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this is a really a Brevard County issue and
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to join together on this issue with the leaders of the government and of the non government hospitals and see what we can do but we also have to respect what our merchants are facing in the village
and I and ma'am I could tell you that I met with some of the mayors and state representatives to
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it's been a county
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sit down ‸ we've talked about sitting down and getting together and trying to figure out what we can do as a whole
good I think that's that's the
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It's the enforcement enforcement that potentially could be an issue under certain circumstances.
But if we have enough beds and we can direct them to those beds, then we're within the law, correct?
now
that goes to That goes to enforcement, of course, against the homeless.
We have no beds right now,
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some of the churches. They're empty at night, generally. Thank you.
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‸ okay
Thank you. In order to continue some of the positive things that we've been able to better serve our citizens, for example, like the counter that's been reduced to where we can visually see you, also the safety issue with
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water department where people make their payments things like that I wanted to bring up and
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for access to the council chambers There's been too many more since the last time that this was discussed of people
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movie theaters, churches, schools where ‸ there has been guns, people being injured, things like that. I really feel that the quality of our building here we need to be equal to what is basically needed the safety that we have
that we've
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provided for our employees at the city water department
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here I really feel that we should readdress it I'd like to see ‸ if it's something that council is still interested in I'm really feeling like this is an important situation
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if there's someone that might come in and might not be very happy about things you just don't know these days it's things are different nowadays and I feel that this is something that we really need to continue the discussion
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when you all I think we're at the budget meeting so I don't know if it requires a motion or if I need to talk with the John about it or is this something that you all might not be interested in doing or pursuing because I'd like to see if there's any kind of direction or support for it
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we had reached out and we were going to use our existing ‸ security company. They provide both physical and technological services. In our ‸ state contract, it doesn't provide specifically for the
services
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in terms of doing an assessment ‸ recommendations. So therefore,
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other companies to provide and come in. And then once we get those, we'll rank them by obviously you know the ‸ price and the best service available. And then we will engage in that assessment and bring that assessment back to city council.
and
then I think uh and I'll talk to the city attorney about the process related to that
okay thank you sir thank you very much I appreciate it thank you Mr. Greenwood
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former
journalist
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and I'm thinking about other ways that I might be able to reach kids and turn them into more ‸ curious people. So what I plan to do at 321Think is offer classes, clubs, leadership clubs, women's, girls' leadership clubs, clubs on environment, military history, space history, just things to bring like-minded kids together. So as a teacher for years I taught civics, I taught U.S. history.
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boot camp and it's to help our seventh graders pass what we call the civics EOC or end of course exam. And in COCO, less than half of those kids at COCO High School pass the EOC. And so I'm offering free access to kids at COCO High, Emma Jewell, McNair, and I will run this class over and over again so I can ‸ show that statistic in a year, the ability for us to reach these kids. ‸ So anyway, we're going to have an open house on February 2nd. It's Saturday afternoon. I'm going to have an open house there. Like
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and say hello.
What
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And what was that location again?
315 Brevard Avenue. It's Suite 9. We'll have classes on Friday nights for adults, 21 and over. And we're going to talk about pop culture, talk about things in the news.
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But I chose this area specifically because it, for me, represents the kind of community that I want to be a part of.
‸ Have you already made contact with
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Not yet.
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my business plan is pretty solid to make sure that I'm at least covering that. And so I'll be reaching out for donations and grants and things like that.
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Okay. That brings us to the end of the delegation. I don't know if there's any more. I don't think there's any more cards. So we're going to move on to our consent agenda.
Motion to approve the consent agenda.
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Second. Second ‸ by Councilman Goins. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. We're going to move on to public hearing.
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got one item on the public hearing. And that's a pass on a second and final reading ordinance 13-2018.
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Community service director.
Mayor, that is correct. We only have one public hearing that's going to be conducted this evening. But there are ‸ two other agenda items before that regarding postponement. Mm-hmm. It would be appropriate for the city council just to make a motion to postpone. Oh, okay. Okay. As stated on the agenda item to preserve advertisement.
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Okay.
We got a motion to postpone up here on item one, two, and four.
Second. We
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we can.
We'll
read it in. Those three postponement items are until, we'll be at the next meeting on
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for those interested.
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Ordinance number 13-2018,
an
ordinance of the city council of the city of Cocoa Brevard County, Florida,
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and generally located on the west side
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520, West King Street in Cocoa, Florida, more particularly depicted on Exhibit
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providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability, and an effective date. This is second and final reading
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a public hearing item. Mayor.
Thank you, sir. Any comments from the council or staff?
Sure. Let me just briefly update you. This is second reading. It is a 87-lot subdivision directly across from Lakeside Palms East.
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‸ And there is also attached development agreement because ‸ the zoning change, which will also open up some open space amenities, tot lot, pavilion, and those boardwalk along the retention pond.
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Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
All right. This time we're going to close it to the council and open it up to the public for any public comments. If anyone would like to come in and talk on this item. Seeing now, we're going to close it to the public and open it back up to the council.
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Motion to approve.
We got a motion by Deputy Mayor Warner.
Second.
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. ‸ Opposed? Passes unanimously.
I'll just have one question of the city manager.
Yes, ma'am.
We're getting an awful lot of new development. Do we know if we're going to have to redraw the district maps? Are these going to be included in District 1 or are we going to have to take a look at the district maps again after some of these new homes get built?
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And after the 2020 census and we get the numbers from the census department, typically it's about two years after, we hold a charter review commission for their realignment of the district boundaries consistent with the code and also with the voting rights consent decree.
So we're looking at three years down the road before there'll be any potential changes to the district maps?
That is correct,
ma'am.
Okay.
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Thank you, sir.
Okay. We're going to go ahead and move on to council business. Our first item on the council business is consider the appointments of David Greenwell and Melissa Martin as a regular members of the sustainability advisory committee. Yes, sir.
Administrative
services.
I
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I'm not familiar with David Greenwell.
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He's here too. Okay.
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just wanted to say that I had the opportunity to meet ‸ Mr. Greenwell and convince him to join the utilities advisory board.
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lives in district three and that is a committee that really needs more representation at this point. In fact, we would only be missing a representative from district one then. I think the utilities advisory board is really an important advisory board.
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and we have lots of water issues. And, um, I think that the meetings are pretty valuable. So, um, I'm, uh, he's going to be applying or actually he's already applied. So that could just come before the council at the next meeting.
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Okay. Yeah.
So he's willing to.
Yes, he's willing to serve on the utilities advisory board. Awesome. And I was just going to make a general comment about the advisory boards because I think they're really important.
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and just the, you know, just the foundation of our democracy here. It, it's just really good to have, see so much interest in people being involved in these committees. Um, I am hoping that we can do something similar to what the county does, uh, which is the, and I've heard it mentioned here before, but the, um, citizen ambassador training, I think they call it. Where they have.
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academy. That's right. And I know that was really valuable for me when I took that training and gave me a better understanding of, you know, the fact that
we're doing.
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I think that
the parks are run by the county and, uh, maybe why some parks are priorities and others aren't.
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And that's, it's great to have that context when working on these committees. So, um, I'm hoping that, that we can move forward with something like that. John?
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and, uh, there are several models that the League of Cities has. So we can work on trying to incorporate that into the schedule over the, in the near future. Okay.
Okay,
great. The other thing I was gonna ‸ say was that, um, I think probably, I don't know, I think we're all kind of aware and recruiting members for these advisory boards. I know that Brenda recruited my
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committees. But, um, I'm actively, you know, seeking people for this committee just to let you know.
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Well, I just
wanted
to, maybe the city attorney's want to explain. Because, uh, you're saying that he wants to be on the utility advisory board. Mm-hmm. But this right here says the sustainability advisory committee. So,
Mr.
Mayor, staffs, would we revise its recommended motion to, uh, consider the appointment of David Greenwell to the utilities advisory board. And then Melissa Martin is a member of the sustainability advisory board.
Okay.
And we'll be happy to have Melissa there. She'll be a big asset.
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Okay.
Someone
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like to make that motion or?
Uh, okay.
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advisory board and Melissa Martin to the sustainability advisory committee. Second.
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. I don't know if you guys want to come up and say anything. You're more than welcome. Uh, but welcome aboard. Welcome aboard. So. Part
of the opportunity.
Okay. Okay. Thank you.
Thank
you. Appreciate it. That's all. Okay. Let me move to item two on the council business. We have the consider their application of Mr. Michael Klug as, um, second off of alternate, uh, member of the code enforcement board.
Motion to approve. Second.
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. Thank you, sir.
He was there before. He was awesome.
Yes, he was. Yes. And
I have one question looking over that list.
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code enforcement
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Uh, one related to drug nuisance and abatement and the other one code enforcement related to the maintenance of properties consistent with, uh, the codes, you know, by the city.
Okay. Okay. Now our next item on the council business is
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appointment of three of the fallen applicants as members of the planning and zoning board. We have
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And, uh, what it is, we have one, uh, regular, I guess,
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a
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So.
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Um,
I just wanted to point out, um,
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Um,
um,
which was Mr. Dixon. And I believe everyone's here.
I
don't know if Mr. Dixon's here.
No, I had a question.
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Yes, he's on the board. Yes. Okay. And he, so he still attends meetings?
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Well, the
current, um, roster is attached to the agenda item. Um, yeah,
we're just, go ahead. I'm sorry. Go ahead.
I didn't realize he was still active on that.
I just,
of the year list. His term expires
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Are we sure he's still active?
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item coming at the next, uh, council meeting, but there has been an issue with attendance. Oh, okay. On the, uh, meeting the requirements as set forth in the resolution.
They're
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Yeah, I,
I
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is on that,
so.
Okay.
So that'll be on our next agenda to address Mr. Moore's attendance, is that what you're saying?
Uh, that's correct. Okay. All right.
So we need a motion for the regular member, um, vacancy and the two alternates. And what I
would say is, as you point the regular member and then you point the two alternates, you know, you identify the first alternate, ‸ the second alternate, because then the first alternate would then move up if, in fact, Mr. Moore was removed from the board.
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Okay. And what about the two alternates?
I would suggest maybe you want to do them one
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We ‸ still have a
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‸ Yeah.
Yeah. Go ahead.
Okay. Well,
I
was just going to say, I had encouraged Craig Dixon to apply just because of historical roots. And, you know, as a contractor and the work he does in COCO and just trusting his leadership. However, Trina Gillum had applied. Trina has been the chair of the Sustainability Advisory Committee.
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She has really provided a lot of leadership on that committee. And certainly, she's done other things in COCO as well. So that's where my vote is going to be cast. And I know that she is unable to meet with the Sustainability Committee anymore because of a conflict with her work on that evening. So I certainly don't want to lose her. I know at the last, at our last council meeting, you know, we discussed that, you know, some of these committees that we're not able to keep them full. But I think it's really important to have new blood on these committees too, to have that increases interest. We're giving people, you know, I'm someone who believes in term limits. And I'm always excited when I see somebody new interested.
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I think new blood is good. But at the same time, I think experience has a lot too because on some of these boards, when these, like, planning and zoning board and other boards like that, I think ‸ experience speaks a lot. So,
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just my comment.
I
just, new blood is good. But new blood sometime, you know, if they don't have the experience. And, of course, it's going to take a while for them to get up and get up the snuff.
So,
but I'm just, I need the motion.
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And that's for.
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The. Okay.
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Point of
order. Aren't we supposed to nominate?
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When I went through the rules after
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very first council meeting.
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Okay. Technically, when you're dealing with the appointment of board members, it's a nomination process. Each council member has the ability to nominate somebody. And then after the nomination portion is closed, then the council votes on those that are actually nominated for a certain seat. So in this particular case, we have one regular member of the planning and zoning board. And we're having a little discussion. So let's put the technicalities aside.
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And I nominate Trina.
Ms.
Cosgrove.
Okay. So any other council member would have the ability to put a nomination on the floor for this specific position.
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If no other council members have, don't have any more nominations, then the council can make a motion to make the appointment based on the nominations that are on the floor.
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Normally I just, ‸ I feel like everybody who's applied is nominated.
And
so. Yeah. They apply. They
apply. That doesn't mean that the council has to, you know, nominate.
Right,
right, right.
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You have the exact number of people applying for those seats and the council
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But sometimes there are differences on who you may want to nominate for a specific seat. At which point each council member gets to throw a name on the floor. So
we've got two names on the floor. So we vote on one and then the other.
You vote.
You
vote. Once the nominations are closed, ‸ you can make a motion to officially appoint one of those. If there's three votes to make the appointment, then there's no need to ‸ consider voting on the other person. The decision is made.
Okay. Okay. I'll make a.
You made the nomination already. Yeah. Yeah.
Mayor,
unless
there's any other nomination.
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Mm-hmm.
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And I'll tell you, I looked at it, and Ms.
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I know that she's a planner, and when I was looking through that, and I was looking for the most qualified, but then I know that former Councilman Greenwood has a lot of experience with reference to that, but I know he's got a lot of stuff that's possibly coming down the
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could be a little bit of a conflict, in a sense, and I'm sure he knows that, but I like Ms.
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she's a planner and she has that experience.
And,
you know, I don't know, you know, just looking at the information that I got from the information that they submitted, that's what I was basing it on,
what
I was looking at. So that's who I would go with based on the experience and the fact that she is a planner right now,
I
think, currently.
For the city of Rockwood, yeah.
Yes, ma'am.
So
how do we vote?
‸ There's a process. Ms. Koss, who did you nominate? I
nominated Trina Gillum.
And the mayor? Ms. Gillum. Okay, it's not necessary for you to nominate since she's already been nominated. So you can close the nominations, and then you all have to decide whether Trina Gillum or Jerry Blanco gets appointed for the regular seat. And then you can address the alternate seats after you. And just to say
something about the process, I mean, the reason this process is important is nominating versus a motion is because you should never have to vote against somebody. That way you're always, you know, your vote is in the positive rather than the negative.
Okay, so what do we do now?
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we're closing the nomination. Close nominations. Yeah,
we
have two individuals. We have Ms. Blanco and we have Ms. Gillum.
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We can do that.
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Yes, individually.
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unless somebody puts
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Councilman Goins,
you got
two individuals, Ms. Blanco.
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to make a motion to remove Mr. Jack Moore. That's
what
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I'm requesting ‸ his attendance records right now.
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Yeah.
In speaking with the Assistant City Clerk, Mr. Moore has missed three consecutive meetings, which is in violation of the resolution. I
make a motion to remove Jack Moore from the Planning and Zoning Board.
I second that motion.
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might be
immediate forfeiture.
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we can do that. It's just can we vote on that motion before we vote on what's already on the floor?
We should do this.
Well, now
it kind of resolves itself. And both
Jerry
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looking it up, but I think it's... If you want to remove a member, you just say for cause?
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You... The Council would vote, and then that member would be notified and have an opportunity to come before Council and state why they should be on the Board. But as the Attorney's looking up whether or not there's an immediate ‸ forfeiture of his seat as a result of his absences.
Well, I don't think we're going to see Mr. Moore back. He has been ill. Yes. And it's an age-related ‸ issue.
And ‸ I know I have a lot of respect for him. He's been there, and I just want to make sure we do things the right
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No, we have that option in here. There's... Yeah, I know. Yeah. But I just want to make sure we're doing this right, because he has served our community for a lot of years, and I just want to make sure we do it right.
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Yeah, the Planning and Zoning Board also serves as the land planning agency, so it's more than just a local board. It's a statutory board established pursuant to the Community Planning Act, because they serve two functions. And... But as a LPA member or a Planning and Zoning Board member, ‸ they are subject to the local rules and eligibility requirements for board members. And under 2-58, subparagraph G, any board or committee member incurring three consecutive ‸ absences from any regularly
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course of 12 months, shall be deemed automatically removed from the respective board in which the absences have occurred. So, to the extent that the clerk's roster indicates that any board member misses three consecutive regular meetings, the
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I know it's an issue whether that's what the roster indicates,
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which creates a vacancy that needs to be held. The City
Clerk is advising, yes. Yes. Okay.
So, technically, there is a vacancy because Mr. Moore has been automatically removed. Okay. Okay.
And just for the record, there's no disrespect to Mr. Moore. It's just we have two good people that is eligible and qualified for this board, and I think it's needed to happen.
Yeah, I don't even think a motion would be required to remove him because the code says he's automatically removed under these circumstances.
‸ So,
are you wanting to pull your motion?
If it's not necessary, if he says it's not necessary, then we'll pull it in. So, we
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The motion needs to reflect that, that these are for
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Board. So,
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two regular available seats for the Planning and Zoning Board. Second.
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All in favor, signify by saying
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Opposed? It passes unanimously.
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And I'm just glad that we're ‸ finally...
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I'm glad that we're figuring this stuff out so we don't have to go through this again in the future. ‸ Okay.
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Yes. Or I guess a nomination. But, well, I mean, we have two seats and we have two seats left.
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a nomination to place Alec Greenwood in the first alternate and Craig Dixon in the second. Second.
All
right.
We
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We got a second by Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Thank you, Mr. City Attorney. And I'm glad that we didn't drag this out too much. Thank you, sir.
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manager directions and applying for the ICMA scholarship to attend the 2019 Harvard Kennedy School for Senior Executives and State and Local Government Program.
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directors. Mr. City Manager.
Yeah. I think the motion, the requested action speaks for itself. I have provided all members of Council the ICMA criteria and related to the application and the requirements as it relates to the post-session requirements. ‸ The ICMA, the tuition program fee, ‸ the scholarship is $16,500. It doesn't cover travel and other expenses of which I'm willing to personally cover those costs for the ICMA scholarship. If I was selected as one of the, there's two scholarships with ICMA to attend the Kennedy School for Senior Executives and State and Local Government. And the deadline for the application is January 31st. And one of
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Council. So that's for the ICMA.
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is currently seeking positions on their board of directors, secretary and treasurer, and at-large direct, as well as a director at-large. Director at-large is a two-year commitment.
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the time. So, and then I also include in the agenda item other community and professional associations in which I serve. I'm a member of the United Way Board of Directors, the Endeavor Elementary, the Community Partnership School cabinet member, and then the League of Cities Legislative Policy Committee, Land Use and Economic Development Committee. And I'm currently the Communications Committee chairperson for the Florida City County Management Association, of which typically one of the requirements of board members is to ‸ chair one of the committees. So I'm seeking the support and approval of my application
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Harvard Kennedy School for Senior Executive and State Local Government program and support my service as a member of the Florida City County Manager Association Board of Directors, if elected.
Thank
you.
Thank
you.
All right.
A motion to approve.
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Yeah. We've
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second for discussion. I just, actually, I just wanted to make a comment. I think we are very fortunate that we have a city manager who has the possibility of getting a scholarship to the Harvard Kennedy School for senior executives in state and local government, that he's even qualified to apply. And I think we should,
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other positions with the association. I think we're very fortunate that we have a city manager who only sleeps about four hours a night and gives about 20 hours a day to the city business.
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to have somebody with this kind of knowledge, and also for the citizens of Cocoa to have a city manager with this kind of knowledge and education and background.
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who's well-educated and well-involved in government outside the city of Cocoa. ‸ So
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really awesome.
Okay, we got a motion by Councilman Goins. We got a second by Deputy Mayor Warner.
And,
you know, I looked at this, and
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and I told him right off the bat that I support it.
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and you know some of
the
things that we're trying to accomplish here in the city that I'd like to see happen, and I think it's going to make a huge difference in our community. I see a lot of
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happening, and I thank the chief and his efforts and his officers. I mean, I'm really impressed with some of the things that have been happening. So, but I thank you, sir. I've got some comments on Monday with
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things that's happening in the city that people are seeing and some improvements. And so with that being said, I'm going to start right there,
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Yeah, I was going to say, well, it's a really great opportunity,
a
great school. I know people that have gone through that program be an asset to us.
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I know you said to me yesterday, you'll never take two weeks off because it's so hard to catch up, and that's a big chunk
of time.
Yeah, it was
just, this, it is the second time in my, I guess starting my sixth year as a city manager, and coming back and having the AEDU, then the Brevard Legislative Delegation, just kind of really,
it
was a lot.
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I try to take smaller times off to provide time for my family. But we will, let us, let me talk to Samantha, and we will come back with a proposal on the timing.
Okay.
Because ‸ we don't disagree. It was identified in the strategic plan. I don't have it in front of me,
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‸ I
know, you know, the mayor has raised, you know, the idea of a youth city council, a youth council. I mean, those are all opportunities. And, you know, one of the things, and we certainly have no problem but sharing part of the, because I do ask what the most strategic or significant strategic challenges in your work, and
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underserved and disadvantaged
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achieving equitable development and social equity to improve those conditions, the other one that identified was, you know, beyond the lack of trust, but obtaining that broad community participation. Because we can have meetings.
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very fortunate now. We have some people here, but we have, I think, we've all been in meetings here. I
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And we have one or two people, and we will push it. So, and we would like to get to a point,
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think all of staff and council has expressed in the leadership retreat is, I mean, coming together as one community, part of that includes giving everybody a voice at the table,
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Give them that opportunity, respect their opinions, while they may be, ‸ maybe they're different from one another. And so, I mean, that's one of the things that I'm hoping to achieve is to providing a pathway for meaningful community engagement. I mean, because that's something I think we talked about one community at the ‸ leadership retreat with council and staff,
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you know, event, that, you know, serving as one community,
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there's two sides to 520, and so that's ‸ one of the strategic challenges identified, and when I looked at, you know, this, because you did have to write these essays, and
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be honest,
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but
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looked at the community as a whole.
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Okay, with that being said, we got a motion, and we got a second. All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Thank you, members. Okay, we're going to move on to City Business. We got to approve a budget resolution amendment 20,
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to transfer funds from fund balance reserve to facilities operations account on a project
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for the purchase of, ‸ purchase and installation of two city of Cocoa welcome signs. Public Works Director.
Yes, Mayor and Council. These two signs were destroyed during the hurricane. One is located on 520 near where we just did the riverfront connector. So we need to get those replaced.
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These signs are not inexpensive. We received a quote, a single quote, after we put it on demand star and it reflects, the budget transfer reflects the cost to replace the two signs. Okay. If there's any questions.
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going to move that sign by Flying J to where it belongs in front of Flying J? The one that's further down the road, off the road?
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there.
We can look at that. We need to get an easement from Flying J.
They said they haven't received anything. I told you, and I mentioned this a while ago, and they said they're ready.
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problem. So send them the paperwork and they'll do it. They'll give it to me and I'll deliver it. ‸ Hand deliver it. They'll sign it.
We can do that.
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manager to sign it.
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All right. Well, the easement ‸ would have to be signed by someone with authority.
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We
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? That passes unanimously. Item number two, approval to accept $20,000 grant award for the Department of Economic Opportunity to be used by the Community Service and Fire Department. Community Service Director.
Thank you, Mayor. Staff submitted a proposal to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity for Community Planning and Technical Assistance to help Florida communities ‸ find creative solutions to fostering vibrant and healthy communities while protecting the functions of important state resources and facilities. And the city will be contracting with East Central Florida Regional Planning Council to assist us with the three deliverables.
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We get a motion
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discussion.
Yes, so this is the one we talked about yesterday because this is the grant that originally I talked
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for help ‸ to write the Sustainability and Resiliency Plan and she came back and said you were going to focus on the resiliency.
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But the last sentence, the very last sentence on the legislation detail says, that this is a grant that combined with the community-based resiliency grant that was awarded at the 11-28 Council meeting will develop a future sustainability and resiliency plan for the city and local businesses. And I'm just concerned you know, as liaison to the Sustainability Advisory Committee that has been putting in a lot of time, a couple people that have really put in a lot of hours, Trina being one of them. So is there a plan for this group to work with that group and the work that we've already done?
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some
people say that ‸ was still trapped by my ability. There was one of the three grants, actually two of them, where we initially were not selected and then apparently additional funds appeared and I think this may be one of them. And so we applied for them a while ago, more than a year ago.
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the idea was to bring the information together and Karen was going to work with
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Advisory Committee for the purposes of augmenting what their mission is and the purpose of developing a sustainable or resiliency action plan. So yes, we will. We are, you know,
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get a better understanding of how the three grants will work together. and I think what we'll do is we'll report, Nancy, ‸ you think we could put together a report to present before the Sustainability Action Advisory Committee at its next meeting so there's a better understanding because we certainly don't want a duplication of effort ‸ but we also are recognizing that, you know, there's funds out there to help us achieve some of this.
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think, you know, based on early meetings that we had, you know, when yourself and other members of the community came forward and requested the ‸ formation of a Sustainability Advisory Committee and those goals, they seem very parallel and consistent with ‸ what East Central Florida Regional Planning Council is doing as well as, you know, the DEO.
Well, we definitely need help writing it. It's a very difficult task under Sunshine for a committee to actually write a plan.
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of our volunteer leadership, their work is overlooked or not considered or not created.
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I wanted to mention we are also having the resiliency strategy workshop.
We
mentioned it at the last Sustainability Advisory Committee and we're going to mention it again. So, that's going to be Tuesday, February 12th at 6 p.m. And that will be led with East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. So, what we can do
is, maybe we can have the recording secretary post that more than one member of the Sustainability Advisory Committee will be in attendance. because we certainly would, the city and the Sustainability Advisory Committee would benefit from them attending this workshop because of the work that they've done And they would provide some very meaningful input because, you know, sometimes you roll these grants out and everything's, ‸ I can go back to ‸ when we did the Brownfields grant.
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Well, here we have a group of very interested citizens that have a vested interest, time and effort that would be able to provide meaningful input as, you know, we move forward with the Central Florida Regional Planning Council.
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We got a motion and a second. All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed, it passes unanimously.
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Number one, authorized city manager approved tax order
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for engineering services.
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authorized city manager approved purchase orders in agreement
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Consultant Services, Inc., and to
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a waiver to the competitive bid procurement process for professional services
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Services. And then number three, approved a related budget resolution amended the 2019 fiscal year budget.
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This project is a long-term
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quality
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Of course, it's going to take funding to do that. So we've tasked Stantec to do a 10-year financial plan, similar to what they've done with utilities and general
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So the city has a long-term vision of where we're going
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One big change to this, which will come at the next council meeting, is a resolution to basically change the way we collect our money. Right now, the stormwater utility collects it on the water bill principally from our residential and commercial customers. Right now, they pay $7 per house. Commercial properties pay multiple of that based on their impervious surface. And that's our funding source. When someone moves out and doesn't pay their water bill, stormwater utility doesn't get their funding.
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And, you know, that'll change the amount of money that we actually receive.
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projects that we propose to do in the next 10 years. So kind of a gear going together. Everything works together. So if
you
have any questions, I'd be happy to answer it.
‸ Thank you, sir. I have a question.
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‸ That's all right.
So
we'll be looking at baffle boxes and places that might be appropriate
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And then there are monies that are available,
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or through the Indian River Lagoon half-cent sales tax that are, you know, how can we, are consultants going to
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opportunities where we can get other people to help.
Okay, because I really want to see
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Motion to approve.
That took so long.
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We got a motion by, who made the motion?
I made the motion. He said.
Councilwoman Cox, we
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously.
Okay.
Thank you. Oh, that's all right.
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approve the amendment
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Hope it works that right there.
Yes. These are a series of continuing services contracts ‸ for multiple types of engineering and architectural technical services that we utilize. We have put them under contract in 2016. They've provided good service to us, and we are requesting to extend all of their continuing service agreements for the next renewal term.
Okay. Thank you, sir.
And those renewal terms were established in the initial contracts.
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then. Revising boards and committees. Any reports? Alright, move right along. City administration.
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Very brief report on
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Just want to let you know that staff ‸ is looking at the conditions out there. According to our existing speed hump policy that City Council adopted in 2011, the traffic on that road ‸ would not qualify for speed hump. Right now we're looking at an all-way stop in the middle of the straightaway would probably be the most logical and that's at
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We're looking at the possibility of doing that. Incidentally, we're looking at a couple other spots in the city to do
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stops. One at
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Our employees enter and exit across Peachtree. Sometimes it gets pretty busy when that light changes. And another spot is down here in the village at Factory in Florida.
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I
think on Mr. Candid, it's a good idea. We could throw in.
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Clemson.
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curve.
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distance issues.
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we're. Thank you.
That's fine.
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I have a
motion.
One item. Just wanted to let you all know that I was invited to present to the Utility Sustainability Committee. It sounds like the next meeting is going to happen sometime in mid-February. There was some kind of change. It was supposed to be January. And then any of that presentation or any of that input that I get from that committee, certainly our next Utility Advisory Board committee, then I would give that same presentation and then modified and included anything that comes out of the Sustainability Committee.
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committees, so
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Thank you, sir.
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Thank you, ma'am.
No report.
Mr. City Attorney. No report, Mayor. Oh. ‸ Assistant City Manager.
I do have an item. If you may recall, at the October 10th City Council meeting, there was ‸ an item brought before City Council for information regarding
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And subsequent to that item, City Council had provided direction for those individual lot
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and form a consensus on what they would like to do with that park. And those members did organize, or at least a portion of the members organized a meeting that occurred this past Friday, January 18th. And, you know, coming out of that meeting, there's a second meeting to be held February 2nd from 3 to 5 p.m.
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And part of that meeting, there was a request for City staff to be present and present any information requested regarding the history of the park and in our time of operation and management and simply asking City Council for direction on
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to attend and provide information regarding that park.
Yes, sir. I'll answer. Yes. Definitely.
Yes. Anything we can do to help them come to a decision is in their favor and ours, so definitely.
Yes.
A lot of the property owners in there are more recent and may not know the history of
the
the
history,
so, you know, so many things have changed over the years. It's a really good idea to give them what we have.
Yes. ‸ The meeting is planned for, to be moderated by an independent. And so, the city wouldn't be actually moderating the meeting.
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Okay. And then maybe you can bring us a report back as to how it's going. Okay.
All
right. Thank you.
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specifically for this item. Did you want to add anything to that? We're
just
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I think I have to probably
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I guess if members of city council would prefer to attend, it could be noticed as a public meeting. Yeah. The city does have, own a
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And so we do have an interest.
I won't be able to attend. I've got something else that
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there as a property owner and it might be good for, you know, some other people to go.
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February 2nd from 3 to 5 p.m. at
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It would probably be a good
idea to notice it, Matt.
Just
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Now,
just remember,
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I understand.
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That'll work. It's fine.
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Okay. Nothing
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That's it. And congratulations on the little one.
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Okay. Oh. Okay. Yeah. I'm a city manager. Okay.
I
just. So, we're already covered. So, one, I want to thank all of council and staff ‸ for the participation and the community's turnout for the annual economic development update.
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And, uh, we are trying to get a synopsis of the, with the lack of a present, a PowerPoint presentation,
a
synopsis of those comments
we were informed
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Because he did offer some key takeaways and principles in terms of, uh, promoting and advancing one community. Uh, so that, last week, uh, as you, as you know, I want to thank council and all those that showed up, uh, at the Brevard County Legislative Delegation. Uh,
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proposed.
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on presenting on the issue of partisan elections, that bill. And then there was also
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And, uh, both bills did not, you know, move forward in terms of it as a local bill with the support of the legislative delegation. Uh, last week, staff and myself, uh, had the opportunity, you know, I want
to
thank Commissioner Loeber, you know, for his time.
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meeting
scheduled turned to, I think, to about an hour and a half meeting where we discussed
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following that meeting that kind of was spun, uh, sprung on us, you know, back in December. And we appreciate his time and his, uh, effort to understand and learn more about the, our CRAs and the issues. Uh, just real quickly, um, everybody knows about the federal government shutdown. So I have two items.
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‸ employees, um, that are, you know, being impacted, uh, the United Way, you know, you can contact, uh, 2-1-1 because they do have, uh, some resources that are available in terms of some support and assistance, uh, as well as to include some loans and stuff like that. But the other, so that's one. That's a resource for
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because we, you know, we as a, our water utility,
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there's probably some other, you know, some other federal facilities. So we have a lot of our customers that are being impacted. So at this point I have directed, and I'm just seeking consensus from Council, is that for any federal employee, I mean, they would have to, you know, show us their, you know,
obviously,
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shutdown, uh, we would not cut their service off. And although they would receive bills that indicate initially that there's late fees, we are proposing to waive those waive, but they would just come off at a later bill, and then we would set up a, a payment plan for them recognizing the impact of the federal shutdown. So I would need consensus for that last one in terms of the...
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Yes, sir, I
supported
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I had it written down on my pad, and
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And
also, and ‸ also, I'm going to be, um, headed over there for the, ‸ for a meeting they're having at the Union Hall on the, on Saturday. And I'm going to relay that message as well and, uh, let them know that, because I will be speaking there, so.
And the last item I have, Mr. Mayor,
uh,
and members of the
Council,
is, uh, this past Friday,
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East Central Florida Regional Planning Council spoke, uh,
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the East Central, uh, Florida Regional Planning Council recently adopted a Regional Resiliency Action Plan.
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slowly going through it. Uh, and, uh, but at the next meeting, I just want to give you a heads up. Uh,
I think that the
clerk will be putting on the agenda a resolution in support of that plan, and I think it marries well and is very parallel to what the city's trying to achieve. And, uh, so, um, just want to give you a heads up to that. And that's all my report.
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I just have a couple things, Mr. Mayor. First
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um,
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that day from 8 to 2. Um, please go by and support them and buy something. But also, if you have some things of your own you would like to sell, um, they will let you set up a table and do your own sale. Uh,
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McLaughlin over at the Moore Center. That's where it's going to be at, at the Moore Center. And I hope those kids raise some money for their, um, activities this summer. Uh,
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a, um, what they call a fast cat out on 524. Um, there'll be signs out there. It's from 8 to 1. Um, it's something that, um, any dog can ‸ do, especially dogs who like to chase things. Um, they can title in it. It's, um, if you haven't ever
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They love it, especially the chasing part. So
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um, watch, give it a try. We'll be doing fun runs just to see if your dog likes to do it. And, um, when people are out planning their family activities, a lot of people include the dog. And this is something that's kind of for the dog that the family can attend.
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March and events. I usually get to attend that. Um, but this year I was up in, um, Deltona for the day. Um,
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My mother is very ill and I've
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So, um,
uh,
so, uh, I will,
uh,
be available as much as I can, but mama comes first. She's the only one I got.
Definitely.
And I'd also like to say, um, that I'm sure our thoughts and our hearts go out to the victims and the people in Sebring, Florida today. Um, being involved in city government, I can just imagine, um, ‸ how, um, horrible that is for community. Uh, they lost five members of their community today in a, uh, mass shooting. Um, so, um, please include them in your prayers tonight. And just one quick question for Mr. Ed. Um, I know we stopped mowing the, um, little area there in Dixon in the river because it's not our property and we really don't have the time and the effort to do it. But the fact that we're no longer maintaining that is making it a dump. There's tires in there. There's trash in there. So we either need to contact the property owner and get them on board with keeping that clean. But the higher that the weeds and stuff get, the more garbage is getting dumped there.
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river to get a look at the river in the city who don't necessarily live on the river. Most people are really good about picking up their trash. There's actually some bags of trash sitting at the roadside, I guess, hoping the trash man will pick it up. But it's something we're really going to have to look at. It's starting to look pretty bad right there. And that's just, it's such a focal point for people in that area. I hate to see it look bad.
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water station there and
stop
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Yeah, it's like I said, the weeds and stuff is, that's one thing. But right now, because it is, you can tell people are just real literally throwing trash out of their car onto that property now. So.
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Thank you. That's it for me. Thank you,
ma'am. The councilman, go on.
Just a few things. Well, first, I'd like
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his family. He
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So I contacted John and we're going to send something ‸ from the city to his family. So I'll start off with that. You know, we all, even though we're in two different cities, we're all family. We all are affected by certain things. So prayers go out to him and his family. Last week, we had the pleasure of meeting the mayor.
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And that was quite interesting. I haven't done
hypotheses
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or procedures in a long time. And those kids, fourth through eighth grade, they taught me a lot in a short time period. And we had a great time. We learned a lot and we had ‸ fun.
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out and spend time with them. Before our delegation meeting,
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that would affect us. So I'd like to say publicly that, you know, I appreciate Tom Wright,
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Tyler Soros,
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the reps in our area for ‸ having an open mind about the bill. And I'd also like to thank our residents in the city of Cocoa for sending so many emails. One thing people are starting to realize is that when you mess with Cocoa, you mess with all of Cocoa. And ‸ we're going to fight to the very end when you ‸ try to do anything to harm our community. So I think they know that from the last two months. So I appreciate all the residents for doing that. Mr. City Manager, it was still a few things dealing with the city, the teamwork program that's coming up real soon. Is there any way that we can increase the number of students that we normally have? I think last year we had about 15.
Yeah, ‸ we've actually struggled in the past to get enough students. We ‸ budgeted and then we also got a grant from
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‸ which enhanced. I think we had, ‸ we budgeted for 11 and then we got four more. Yes. But we have had, in the past, since we reinstituted the SummerWorks program, we've had difficulty getting students to apply. So for this year, how much do we budget?
We meet
next week
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are we going to be able to work with CareerSource potentially on the grant? How does that?
Yes, we meet next week, so I can't answer. Okay, all right, so the
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What is generally the cost per kid?
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say it's about $1,400 a kid.
Okay. We can bring it back to the council.
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but I know I've talked to some business owners and they're more than willing to help with a lot of stuff that we do involving kids. And they said it's just a matter of us reaching out to them and they're willing to do whatever they can, whether it be monetary or whatever ‸ it might be. So I'd just like to know that so that we can pass that on and maybe someone would like to donate toward that program.
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That would be ideal
there because like I said, we've had difficulty getting some of them that just, well, local government's not my thing, but maybe
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might be interested in working in a private sector.
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a student or maybe reach out to Mrs. McLaughlin at PAL, she could use a student for the summer over there as well. So, I mean, if we're going to look at that and maybe we have a way that we could fund a student for working with the PAL program over the summer too.
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student versus a non-COCA resident student.
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or applicants, you know, we don't leave anybody behind. If there's a spot for them, we take them. So, well,
maybe we need to work a little harder to get some kids to apply. So, maybe that can fall back on us.
Yeah, I think we have a lot of resources out there. Sometimes, you know, sometimes parents may overlook different information that we may have online. We may come up with some other ways to reach out. ‸ I know a lot of people that would love to help out in this. So, I would love to be a part of the process.
Yeah, I have a partnership
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who's part of that program. And we've introduced some career fields to that class on a regular basis. Like, we just started with the police and the fire department a couple weeks ago. The next step is to do other career fields to get them thinking young, what they want to do when they get older. So,
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big issue for safety. So, there's a lot of other requirements that go into it.
Okay. Thank you. The next item I had was, I know at one point, I think 2017 is the last time I remember, of the citizen reentry program. It is, why did that go away and what's the process of bringing that back?
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that helped develop that portion of the strategic plan. One of those items that came out of it was to develop a program that
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‸ with a background that may be an impairment to their future employment, and thus they fall back into the same system. And so, out of that, we looked at what ‸ type of work could be done in the city that, you know, someone with possibly even low skills could just step in to earn a living and also receive some of the other social mentoring that would be necessary. Looking at some of those providers within the community,
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the program. And so the city entered into a contract with them to, they would bring the ‸ prior offenders, we would supply the equipment, and then the areas to maintain, and the program got underway. It was successful, obviously, with the funding that we were providing for, you know, the inmates from the state prison system,
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a time for a crew under the state's program. Under this program, we would have about three. And so that program was successful. There was even some media coverage on it as well. We expanded the program because learning that there could be some efficiency gain with a few more members when it comes to grounds maintenance. And so we expanded it, and believe it or not, ‸ the service provider ran into trouble getting qualified applicants. After a period of time, they actually, I believe there were six or seven that transitioned out of the program into private sector work. So, I mean, it was incredibly successful. Just they had a hard time continuously supplying the labor necessary to meet our needs within the city. Grass continues to grow. And, you know, as they're trying to work with potential candidates and get them on board, we ran into some problems. And we actually had to end that contract and go out for contracted services in the immediate timeframe to meet the needs within the city.
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We've requested additional because it is a good value to the city. They've been reluctant to look at that. ‸ Apparently, ‸ the state prison system, when it comes to classification of inmates, the type we need has been difficult for them. And so the program's still out there. We have a working model.
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to meet the city's needs,
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real high crime areas, the same area that the young lady was talking about last council meeting. We're going
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the object of it is to go in to show the community that the community has value. So we want to go into the roughest area
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people within that community, which I believe that we will, to assist us with the cleaning up.
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I don't know. We might not do ‸ any planting that day, but the main focus is a lot of trash. There's a lot of things going on, a lot of homeless with, you know, leaving trash all over the place. We're going to try our best to clean up every street in that area. I think we should have, ‸ you know, around 30, 40 volunteer that day, hopefully.
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Cost, and they're willing to donate all the trash bags and all the ‸ trash pickup, whatever they call, the claws. ‸ So, you know, our goal, you know, ‸ right now is to go into these areas and try our best to clean it up. We know we have issues in a certain
areas
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We know that. But us knowing that and not doing nothing about it is a waste of conversation. We need to get in and do the best job we can to help our police officers with some of these ‸ areas. Chief Cantaloupe, I know that I talked with John about some of the strategies possibly that would be organized soon. I would love to meet soon because a lot of residents are calling me or asking me when, where, and how are we going to get these things done. It's a lot of great citizens in these areas. A lot of times the bad apples overshadow that,
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of the house. You know, they run to their car and just try to leave so that, you know, they don't, ‸ that's not the way you should want to live in a community.
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at the community park. This park has been taken over by drugs, prostitution. ‸ So, we're going to do our best to get in their way and make them uncomfortable. And I believe we're going to do that.
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And I just want to show them that the community has value once again. So, that's all I have, sir.
Thank you, sir.
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I have no report.
Okay.
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Okay. Well, earlier this month, I met with several contractors to talk about permitting issues.
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And we had a good conversation. Came up with 10 points that we're going to be working on now that we have a new inspector.
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in there and ready, we're going to look at possibly enhancing some of our permitting processes. I also attended a, well, this is just a webcast with the new Solar Together, the FPL Solar Together program.
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that. That is where they are developing these solar farms. They're asking municipalities to make some, well, to make some promises, I guess, or to commit to using a certain amount of that energy. And then after so many years, that pays for itself. And you start to be able to harvest those cost savings from the sun. I bring that up because I'm also inviting Dr. Fenton to speak at one of our coming meetings. I've already mentioned it to you, Mayor. Dr. Fenton is the Executive Director of the Florida Solar Energy Center. And just to spend 10 minutes with us and really offer a vision of how quickly this disruptive technology is going to be changing our society so we can consider ways going forward to incorporate, again, those cost savings from the sun. And I also sent a letter to all of the residents in District 4.
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point and emails. And I have a very long list of things I'm working on. So I'm hoping that people will be patient. Along with that, I also asked ‸ for resources, you know, for people with expertise because, I mean, that's, there's a lot to do in this job, believe it or not. I guess everybody up here knows that. But to increase bandwidth with research and, you know, resources from the community. So, of course, I was at the MLK parade with you guys.
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at Lutheran Messiah Church that Pastor Unrath is organizing.
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We have four Master Gardeners that will act as resources for us too.
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about some other things in the future. That's it. Thank you,
ma'am.
I'll try to be real quick here. It's been a very busy couple of months or a month or so being elected to office. We've had our challenges and it's been, but it's been good. It's a good learning experience for a lot of us. ‸ But I do, I thank all our delegates for listening to us and understanding where we're coming from.
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to our CRAs
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as ‸ at the city level or municipal level. So I do, I thank them for supporting us.
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I had the pleasure of watching our
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She was cooking breakfast for some of the scholars there at Emma Jewell. It was a nice event. We both spoke there and the kids really loved having us there. And I really like what's happening at that school. But myself, I'm going to be visiting all the schools within the city and talking to all the principals, just trying to find out where we are and finding out how we can help them and how they can help us and improve our community. As well, I want to thank our police department.
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me out there every day. I'm riding through the city every day. And there are certain areas that I ride through several ‸ times a day. And I can tell
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at Provost. I'm so grateful for what you guys have done. Your officers have really made a difference. I don't know what you're doing. Just continue doing what you're doing because I got a lot of comments on Monday. Folks over there seeing the difference. So I really do appreciate that. I visit their international church. I guess it's American
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Just stopped in there yesterday. Just was cruising around looking. And stopped, pulled in there and listened to the service that they had there.
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And ‸ I got to talk to a lot of the volunteers there.
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was really nice. And I kind of introduced myself ‸ and told them that I will be coming back to volunteer. And they're very happy to have me there.
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as well to try to encourage them to stop in there too to help out. Because, you know, we've got a serious issue here in the county with homelessness.
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help. But there's so much to be done. And ‸ like I
say
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we need to come together as a community and see what we can do ‸ to try to curb some of these issues that are happening in our community. And there's just ‸ so much more that I can go on and talk about. But it's not about me. It's about us. And it's about us changing what's happening in our city. So I'm so proud of what everybody is doing up here. And I'm so grateful that I have the opportunity to work with everyone that's here. And I look forward to working with everyone here.
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community for the betterment of our community. And so with that being said, if I can get a motion to adjourn.
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We've got a motion
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Second.
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Aye.
Aye. Passes. And everyone be safe.
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