January the 11th, 2022. Happy New
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going
to do roll call. Please, Madam Clerk, would
you
give us the honor, ma'am?
Yes, sir. Mayor Blake. President, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Hearn. Here. Council Member Dial.
Here.
Council
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to item number 2-1.
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amend the agenda to remove item number 7-2 regarding the lease of ‸ Bavard Museum per their request and to place it on January the 25th, 2022 meeting agenda.
Second.
Okay. We have a motion on the floor by the
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question. All in favor. Say
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Starting the first part of this great meeting off right. We would like to have a performance by the Emma Jewel Step Team. Um, Principal Cole,
would
you come down? And
all
council members, would you give us the opportunity to line up along the side? Because I ‸ think they may want us to
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would like to share.
Thank you.
And Mr. Blake, I'm going to step aside and digress. I have no rhythm. My wife is in charge of this, so I'm going to let her take it from there.
‸ Good question. Do we need to move the podium or no? Okay. Okay.
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And so we are ecstatic. Um, thank you, thank you, thank you. And we didn't only come to show off our trophy, even though, yes, we did that too. Um, but we wanted to just thank you guys for all your support and your support of our community. And I think I hear them coming now.
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time.
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And this is the first of what we hope to be many of
those
to come. And yeah, this is our first prize.
So
we're going to definitely make sure that we...
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‸ And bring the trophies, bring the hardware. It's not called hardware for them. Because you know why I reverse it? It's where... Prize. Prize, let's see.
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That's from the old school. Yeah, man,
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If they get one, I would like to have one as well. ‸ Heck yeah.
Oh,
yeah. Oh,
yeah. Not only...
Can we do a short picture of... Yeah, yeah, ‸ yeah. Except for you have...
Slide. I forgot to show it to
my arm now.
Okay, everybody ready?
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Come on.
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We got everyone.
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One, two,
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Very good.
Let's give
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as well. Please,
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please,
sir?
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you can give them another round of applause for an awesome, awesome performance. Not only are these scholars ‸ excellent in this classroom, they also show in the area, or
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So we appreciate all you scholars for all that you do. Everyone is in administration. Y'all all the hard work. Mrs. Coco for all the hard work that you put in. And they didn't want me to be a part of their step team last night. ‸ I felt kind of bad, you know? Yeah. I thought y'all was going to add me in it today. But again, we really appreciate them.
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I love the fact that they're on Blake Avenue. I love the fact that every morning we hear gospel music played in Diamond Square. ‸ This is a beautiful time and I'm really happy that Mr. Cole chose that location. Because I don't think you realize how important that you are to the community. So we really appreciate you for, again, for winning, number one. Y'all
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So, again, we appreciate y'all. So if anyone else want to have a word, anyone? Deputy
Mayor. I'd like to say awesome job, ladies. You always do a good job, Emma Jewel. I'm hoping to see you all at the Juneteenth Fest this year again. You guys did a good job last year. So keep up the good work.
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I don't need a microphone.
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do as a human society is to invest in our kids. They are today's success, but tomorrow's future. Because guess what? We've all been a child before.
And that's
a wonderful thing, like Councilman Gold says,
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You know, when I was a kid, I'm 62, I'm happy to say, we would do a moment of silence or a prayer. Either which way, from parochial school all the way up to high school, and even in college. To sports, professional and collegiate. So the point that I'm saying to you, the greatest investment we can do as a human group
of
people is to invest in our children.
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Amen. Job well done. Let's give them a round of
applause.
Anyone else?
Anyone else? Going once? Wait, wait, wait. We can speak too? Yes.
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Well,
I
would just like to thank the community.
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It was just purely business. Like, when a faith's teachers say, it's not personal. It's just business. That was the attitude.
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Until my mom said, become the Emma Jewel. And I was like, I didn't really like that. ‸ Because I was
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But, over the years since third grade, it just turned out to be like amazing. And like a community.
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And that's why I just like to say, you know, yeah.
Yes.
Thank you. Good? Yes, sir.
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E-J-C-R-E-D. Okay, anyone else?
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That's my
excuse.
Okay, proceeding on to the next item. This concludes awards and presentations. We have delegations, and first on the list
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and I have several of my students that are there now. Garrett Moore, I'm happy to say.
Mr.
Alton,
sir. Thank you so much, Mr. Mayor. I'll be brief because I'm actually leaving to head to a wrestling tournament
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I'm
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Wrestling Team.
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‸ I just have two very brief concerns that I'd like to bring before the council. One is that we voted quite some time ago, maybe even a year ago, to have more frequent meetings because quarterly was not often enough, we found, as a committee. And so we wanted to have, and we voted unanimously, to have meetings every 60 days. We were informed by the city attorney that it would take action from the council in order to change that, and we didn't have the power to do that. And so I would ask that this council
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be an item of action for consideration. ‸ My second concern to bring before the council as it relates to this committee is for the members of this council to consider their appointees as it relates to that committee. because we have had horrendous attendance by the members of the committee. And so if your appointee is one that has issues being able to make it to the committee meetings, then I'd ask that you consider appointing someone else so that we can meet quorum and handle the business that the people of COCO have asked us to do. Thank you so much for your time.
Thank you very much, sir.
Councilwoman
Calls.
I'm just going to say that I did bring it up at a meeting. ‸ It was supposed to be put on the agenda. That was a couple months ago, I think.
Okay, we'll look into that.
Okay, so it should be on the next agenda, let's hope.
Prayerfully so. Thank you.
All right.
That's all I have. Is there anything else I need to do?
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Thank you
so much.
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Next, Reverend J.B. Dennis.
Good evening, everyone.
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I'm here tonight to enter a petition for an ordinance against loud car radios. And ‸ we're also going to suggest that a fine of $250 for the first offense and all other offenses a fine of $300. It is against the law. We've
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we do? We're getting tons of calls, and every community is fed up with this
disrespect for
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motives. So, Mr. City Attorney, I got a legal brief for you. Florida Statute 316.3045.
clearly
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states, excessive loud music is illegal. Operation of
radios
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or other mechanical sound making devices or instruments in vehicles. ‸ It is
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for any person to operate or occupy a motor vehicle on a street or highway to operate or amplify the sound produced by a radio. The player or the sound making device or instrument from within the motor so that the sound is plainly audible at a distance of 25 feet or more from the motor vehicle. A lot of the necessary for the convenient hearing by
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inside the vehicle in areas
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churches, schools, or hospitals. This does not apply to
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A violation of this law is a non-criminal trapping infraction.
Excuse
me.
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as provided in Chapter 318, Fires and Fees. Motors to ride around with excessive noise from radios disturbing the peace should be stopped and fired. This city needs an ordinance to end this madness and disrespect. ‸ And I want to ask that this be placed on the agenda for a vote because it's very important that we get an ordinance. It's already a state law. We need an ordinance for the police to start cracking down these excessive noise with these radios. Old time of night, old time of morning. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much, sir. Next, ‸ Mr. C.J. Carl Herra.
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My government name, huh?
I'm going
to
leave it alone, sir.
Mr. Mayor.
Sir, yes, sir.
Council, city officials, good evening. I have come before you this evening. I had a long speech written out, but I saw those babies. And I sort of displaced everything that I wanted to say. But I come before you as a programmer, a radio programmer at WWBC, located at 1150 West King Street in Cocoa. As we know, February is the start of Black History Month. During Black History Month,
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during the Black History struggle throughout the entire nation. The thing is, oftentimes, we forget that we have those living heroes right here in our community. We have those icons that we can go out and touch. We can go out and see from a day-to-day basis. And what inspired us to take on this endeavor that I want to share with you all is,
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It was a quarterback for the city for Cocoa High School that wrote a paper, and he wanted to know who is Richard Dick Blake. He wanted to know who that is. We're talking about a man that has touched generations upon generations upon generations. If he had a nickel for every life that he's touched, he'll be flying rockets with Mr. Bezos.
‸ So
we took it upon ourselves at the radio station that we wanted to have a Dr.
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which
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p.m. It's a time where the people in the community that can come together on that radio broadcast and just let their feelings be known about Dr. Richard Dick Blake.
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broadcast on all four of our radio stations. It will be broadcast on Facebook. We'll have it live on the Internet. And
we'll
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also, for the first time, streaming live on Florida Today's streaming service. It's going to be a well-oiled machine. And, you know, I could sit here all day and talk about the ‸ pedigree and talk about the various things that Mr. Blake has done for this community.
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and he went off to school. But guess what? He came back and planted all of his seeds right here. And you can see it from those babies right here. There's still miracles on Blake Avenue. You know, you plant a seed of ever-radiant possibilities. And that's Mr. Blake. So we want to take time out to just acknowledge him.
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we were
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asking perhaps the council will take, ‸ real quick, take time out to just maybe consider a proclamation or a day of his honor on the 6th of February. And if it pleases the council, may I ‸ approach?
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Okay, sir.
May I approach?
Yes, sir. You can give it to our city clerk, please. Thank you.
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sir, and your organization. And I'm sure my dad will be tickled pink as well. But thank you. Thank you. Because there's so many others as well. You're right. There are a lot of
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And
we thank you for sharing your dad with us because your dad is all of our
dads.
‸ We have ownership with Mr. Blake. And if you guys would consider that, we will be happy to just entertain that simply by giving us a call. We added some language in there of a proposed proclamation. And we'll be in touch with you. Thank you,
sir.
Thank you. Good evening.
Thank you very much, sir. All right. Mr. C.J., attorney, I need your help. I
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Also,
we
have a card that's on the delegate. It's an item that will be on the consent agenda. Delegation, consent agenda item number eight for that card. And ‸ also on the
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So if I do it right, three times three, is that nine minutes? Is that my correct understanding? Or what's the proper protocol and procedure?
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Is that right, Ms. Lorty?
That's
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Correct.
Ma'am? Yes.
Okay. Thank you.
And
then I have that said that she wants to speak on the delegation. So tell me the best remedy to this, sir.
If any one person wants to speak on a consent item, then they're required to speak on those consent items under the delegation portion of the meeting. So they would get the allotted three minutes in which to discuss any and all of the items that are on the consent agenda.
Okay. So what are you telling me? I'm trying to get, can I get a number? I got a delegation card and I got two cards on the consent. If I do
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nine minutes. How do I do that? Is that
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That's what I'm asking.
I'm not sure the rules get into that level of specificity other than the rule says somebody that speaks under delegations gets three minutes.
Okay.
So ‸ if the person needs additional time to speak, they can certainly request it to the governing body, the council, and you can afford additional time.
Okay.
Before I get started, I would say that I've seen this in the neighboring community, in the neighboring municipality, and the person was entitled to three minutes per consent agenda item that they wish to speak on.
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That's correct. Okay.
Very good. So if you're going to go nine minutes, you're going to have to extend delegations.
So can I put something forward? Is that I don't mind if you want to go three by three by three so we can see how long each one is.
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you know, so I would be amenable to that one, an item may be shorter
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know, I did prepare for each.
So three plus three plus three is nine. Excellent. Okay. You got
it.
Nine minutes, and then I'm going to take the
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motion to extend
delegation.
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Thank you.
All right.
Good evening, council. I'm going
to
speak quickly.
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card.
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I don't have to. It's in the resolution. Thank you. Very good. You're right.
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Address is [address], and I'm the moderator of Coco Cares
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Any
truth to that?
Any truth to what? Can we pause the
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Because
if we do it.
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It's specifically called out in the resolution that a member does not, a speaker does not have to share their physical address, and I think it's better that if residents prefer not to share it, that they not be required to. It's specific in the resolution. I'm happy to send that to you tomorrow.
I'm trying to ‸ pull up the resolution, Mayor.
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available, so I can't speak to it at the moment. Yeah. I mean, the address is [address]? It is,
and it says in the resolution that as long as the address is on the speaker card,
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You're debating
the City Council rules of procedure, and ‸ ultimately, if the Council
could
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waive the rules of procedure if it needs to. I
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speak on your items.
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Well, I mean, because you're debating the rules. So, you know, Mayor,
I
mean, if the address, the forwarding address is [address]. ‸ Thank you, sir.
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Go
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‸ That's been a minute and a half, so I'm just asking to restart my time.
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Thank
you for restarting the time, sir.
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My first item under delegations is that it's a follow-up to last week's meeting, and
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Follow-up to last week's meeting on the workshop.
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as a way to encapsulate it, and I'm going to frame it as revealing and healing. My hope is that it's healing.
It
was revealing to learn. It was revealing to have you all talk to each other. It was revealing for the people that did attend. I do hope that the recording is made available.
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follow-up to that and something that I have sent to you, but I would like to state it out loud. I request that the email that I sent on January 10th be added to the meeting minutes for this meeting. And what I said was I clarified something in that point of order that was discussed in the meeting.
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a question on whether an action may be raised by a member during reports. Mayor Blake talked about action being taken during emergencies, like returning from an out-of-town trip, and discouraged action being taken during the meeting under normal circumstances. While this may be the mayor's preference, this does not appear to be what is stated in the city resolution. And I did incorporate the city resolution into my email, which states that council members can indeed initiate action during reports. If any two members have an objection, then the item shall automatically be placed on the next agenda. And I incorporated the paragraph. It says, items shall only be placed on the agenda by a council member or the city manager. And as in my statement that I made during public comment last week, I'm interested in making sure that ‸ everyone is represented. ‸ I thought it was a good topic that came up. And I stated that I wanted to ensure that the four non-chairing members had the opportunity to initiate action, put items
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the agenda in 2022.
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up, was referenced from the resolution, I did not hear this section of council policy quoted at the workshop. If I were a council member, it would be helpful to know that even if my action was denied at the meeting, that it would automatically be added to the next agenda.
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I welcome a clarification and attached as the full resolution. So I wanted that to be stated into the record.
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item on delegations. As a citizen, I look forward to the ‸ meeting workshop last week seemed to be very helpful for council to kind of get on the same page and ‸ work out some of your differences. As a citizen, I'm looking forward to the engagement and looking forward to the dates of the town halls, the strategic planning, the budget workshops, the parks planning community engagement, which I commend Mr. Whitten for including in the Q1 report.
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But I could see that that meeting was relevant. Next item. I am commenting on the item number 21814, General Employees Pay Plan, revised ‸ effective 111-2022. And I'm commenting on it because I did some research on this item to better understand the history. And for reference, this item is, for people who haven't studied this, The reference is that they're adding a new position to our existing pay grades and to the existing plan. There's a list that has all of the minimums and maximums for all of the employees in the city.
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When I researched this, what I found was that the history of the document goes back all the way to the September 28th meeting, which was the first meeting I attended when council approved the budget. And in that meeting, there was a recommended graduated pay scale increases that occurred. That graduated the increases for the minimum and the maximum from 2021 over to 2022 by over 26%, just over 26%. So for all of the city employees, that was a major step upwards in the minimum and maximum of pace. And I want to comment on that so that we have some reference.
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wanted to introduce it tonight during this agenda item. So for perspective, one of the lowest paid positions in the city that has several people that are attached to those positions,
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And council has decided that, you know, they, that they are looking at the market rates.
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a minimum of 1575 an hour.
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And that equivocates to a minimum of 32,780 to a high of 52,410. So we're doing some pay equity adjustment in that one. But if we go up to the highest pay grade in the city, which is pay level 19, and I won't announce whom that is. It appears to be one individual. But when we look at that
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2021,
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I'm
just going to round. And then when we add that 26% differential, that position goes up to a minimum of 125,000 and a maximum of 200,761. So that individual, their pay position entirely shifted when we're doing those graduated. That's a $35,000 minimum increase from minimum to minimum. I know I'm using, it may be confusing to some, but listen to the recording if you need to, because I want to be specific. This doesn't mean that people are just getting raises automatically. It just really dramatically increases the amount available for these individuals. And I think it deserves more study by council. It's put into the consent agenda. It wasn't discussed on 928 as a part of that meeting. Because of time, I don't want to
getting to
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something that's more strictly positive. I also reviewed the personal, this one level 10, and that one is
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If you compare maximum to maximum.
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I
think the public should be aware of the things that happen in the background when we do our budget meetings. And as we prepare and look forward to 2022.
Now I want
to end,
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And that has to do with something that I learned today in the Citizens Academy. And I want to say for the record that the Citizens Academy
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It is just really a great program.
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I really recommend that citizens attend. We got to go to Public Works today.
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which Bryant Smith was coordinating and offered a lot of helpful commentary to the citizens, he identified an item that was actually in our minutes tonight and which I strongly support that the city does. And that item
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the Indian River Lagoon Agreement. And something that the city is doing is they are, they created a project that was created to include the installation of an innovative technology known as a floating wetland. That innovative technology may help to reduce some of the outflow, the nitrogen and the phosphorus and the chemicals that we're all worried about to better protect our lagoon. And I really like that. I think that more people should get to know our consent agenda because there's some really interesting detail in there. But I support the city in that.
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removal of the ‸ vegetation that's on there. And Bryant had mentioned that there could be potentially a collaboration between three cities to get a mechanical harvesting machine. And I really like to see that. So I ‸ want to end on a good note there by saying that I support the project. It
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and surrounded by single-family residential units. And these ponds had heavy vegetation mechanically removed back in May 2020. Related costs were incurred. As an element of low-impact design, and you'll hear I'm a very ‸ strong proponent of low-impact design to continue stormwater nutrient reduction, this project was created. That includes the installation of an innovative technology known as a floating wetland. And I support the collaborative financing of this so that the city isn't responsible for all the financing. And I'm finished. Thank you.
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Good evening, everyone.
Good evening. Good evening.
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Please, can you take your mask off? Yeah, I
am.
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for approximately 20 years with the support of two officers that are still there at my request. I have always given them a three-day notice if I was told.
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escorts by three different people from churches around the area. Okay. I had a neighbor of 54 years that passed away on New Year's Day. He was in Vita's hospice, and he would not take his medicine because
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He would not eat because he said he had food at 7.02. So his son said, I wish I could get my dad. They would ride him by his house one more time. I said,
if
you call Stone, and she agreed, I'll do my best to make it happen. It turned out to be an awesome escort, which it always is when I request it. And on the way to the cemetery,
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I still say he
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I don't know. But he was in plain clothes, and he was in the eastbound lane where people always go around funerals ‸ of disrespect. ‸ So he followed that
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People were blowing for him to speed up. He stayed right there with that funeral
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So I think that respect is something we need to add to serve and protect, because we have ‸ people in this community that appreciate those escorts. And when I call, I always, when they ask me, I say,
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Don't call me on a Friday for a Saturday funeral.
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and that's because they got busy, was my aunt in 2017. I had an aunt that passed away.
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whole southbound lanes off. That's why I said, sir, protect and respect. Thank you.
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Alex Greenwood.
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Good evening, Mayor, Council. Good evening. Um, Alex is easiest to go by. Just like you, Michael, you go by Mike,
or
it doesn't matter really. But here I am. Good evening. And I have a few items I'm going to go over real quick. Um, and boy, how intimidating that clock. I'm telling you, it's going to do the job.
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familiar with for the two terms, uh, two times I was realized.
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Um, and that is, uh, a person I think should still state the address of where they're at. Because when I was on the council, it made a very big, uh,
um,
uh, message. It sent a very big message to me.
If somebody's up here that might be criticizing the city of
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they don't live here. That sort of bothers me. I put more weight on the people
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pay the taxes in the city of
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So stating a person's address I think is something that the council has done for years. I'd like to see it not to stop. The legal statements, I'd like them to be addressed to the city attorney before
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because it tends to delay things.
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I think it really should be looked into before it's brought before ‸ the council and in front of public. The other thing is noise and bar hours.
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them why they don't have the boombox problem in Rockledge. And it's very simple. They don't have to issue citations, but very simply,
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driving through the city making real loud noise and it does happen a lot in downtown
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when I go get gas, I wasn't able to be on the phone. I had to hang up because of what was happening next to me.
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Cocoa has established itself now as the place to go to live. We've got almost 2,000 new residential units that are gonna ‸ be available, and correct me if I'm wrong, if I'm a little off on that, but it's not broke. Don't fix it. That means we're doing a very good job to see the influx of people coming here. And I think that that's what's important that we need to pursue. If you make any changes like extending bar hours, it's going against to the class act that we've got. And I had several people that told me to make presentations for them, and rather than take more time, I'll be more than happy to discuss it with the council members or mayor individually. But bar hours extended to 4 o'clock in the morning, no. Bad element. Bad element. And ‸ Melbourne only stays open until 2. Thank you.
Thank you, sir. Chair, we'd like to extend the delegation's additional five minutes.
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because we've got two cards. One from Linda Dolphin, and then Jen Riggs by Linda Dolphin.
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Hi, guys. Thank you. Oh, you have to vote.
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Second. Okay. Chair's going to call the question.
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Aye. Any nays? Ayes have you unanimously.
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Thank you very much. I'm speaking for myself right now. I'm
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And I'm just going to briefly, which I hadn't planned on doing, explain why it's important to not have to give your address at the podium. And I have read the resolution myself. You do have to put your address on the card, but you don't have to speak it. And
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They don't want to stand up here and give their address. I'm married. I don't mind at all. But I think it would be good procedure to not require people to give their address when they're up there. And right now,
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just to say that I really thank you guys for all your good work. I'm up here and talk to you a lot about things that I don't agree with, and I'm very vocal about it, but I attended the meeting on Wednesday, and I really appreciated all your efforts. So that's my three minutes.
Now, oh,
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For my next three minutes, I'm going to
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that she sent to council today. I'm going to kind of paraphrase the middle to make it a little shorter.
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council-appointed volunteer on the redistricting commission. It delivered a legal, workable set of districts. However, the process revealed several disturbing dynamics. Among them, as we began to work, the redistricting commission discovered that the census blocks are of highly irregular size and arrangement. Some contained five people. A few contained 600 or more.
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After seeing the difficulty with the census blocks, the districts, and the maps, we were presented as a commission. Rather than kick the can down the road, I dug in and developed a proposal that considered patterns of approved growth.
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Made four neighborhoods more whole.
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And satisfied all legal requirements. I didn't prepare this for any benefit to myself. There was no hidden agenda. I took the responsibility seriously. I believe this proposal would have better served COCO.
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However,
it
was never reviewed or prepared for presentation to the commission by staff. And I would say, paraphrasing this here, that if we have a volunteer that does a lot of work, gives it to staff, you would hope that staff would look at it and then make a recommendation to the actual body ‸ so that people can look at the work.
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sidelining the commission.
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My proposal was stonewalled, even though the commission had previously agreed to attempt to unite divided neighborhoods between District 2 and 4 and had agreed with many of the other principles in my plan. I would like my proposal to be part of this official city records. I am asking that my proposal, all of the attached documents which I will turn in tonight, be included in the minutes of the last redistricting commission committee so that it can be consulted for future research. Tonight, would you please ensure this happens either by vote or consensus? Thank you, Jenny Riggs.
Thank you very much. ‸ Do we have any additional cards? Thank you very much. This concludes this portion of the consent. This concludes this portion of delegation.
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What are the wishes of council?
Motion to approve.
We have a motion
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going to call the question. All in favor say
aye. Aye.
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unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 7-1, council business, approval of the nominations to the sustainability advisory board. Madam
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And I'm gonna make sure if I got a card here. And I have a
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card here as well.
Let's hear from the person that submitted the card. And then we'll listen to the City Clerk or City
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Mrs.
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please come forward and state your name. And for the record, it states, and I
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her address for the record if if the address is [address]. Unless the address is required to be stated on the record for due process purposes, such as doing a quasi-judicial hearing. All remarks shall be addressed to the council as a body, not to any member, therefore, unless permission to do so. That is from Article 10, addressing Council under
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communication, appendix a state your name,
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for us. That means a lot. On this agenda item, I wanted to say that as you all are aware, I've sent out a detailed email on January 9th. I'm not going to read that email unless it's required in order to get it included in the record. But I would like to have the email included in the record for this meeting. What I'd like to do is just briefly paraphrase my ‸ concerns about the appending vote. And
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advisory court advisory board to go forward. So I am supportive of the advisory board. You're all well aware that I raised objections to certain things at the time that it occurred. With the appointment, the
the other
thing that I want to point out is, is that in reviewing the agenda item, the only thing that's included in the background for the agenda item are seven names. These seven individuals have a first name and a last name. And that is all that is known. And that was all that was shared in the public record. When I reviewed it, what my hope was, and I gave several examples of things that I would have liked to see, but I would have liked to see more information. You know, a couple examples of a statement of interest, a short bio, something that tells each other on the council and tells the public why these people were important and significant enough to you to nominate them. And tying into the public comment that we heard earlier where there's a concern about attendance, there are two members that were a part of the former board and it would have been a piece of due diligence to just check those attendance records. So
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putting your people forward and saying here's why we believe in that. That said, i I would like to see the sustainability go forward. I am very interested in this committee. I will certainly be attending meetings and following up on it. But I wanted this to be stated in the record because
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and
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But I think that you all in the public should know at least thoughts from one citizen who does care about this new advisory board and was looking at the agenda item. Thank
you.
Members on the sustainable excuse me
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The sustainability advisory board shall consist of no more
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shall be appointed by the city manager. Except for the member appointed by the mayor council member,
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council members shall reside in the respective appointing council members district. district
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owners of real property and registered voters unless the city council waives this requirement as provided in section 2-5A of the city code of
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Florida. Okay, everyone submitted a nomination um from the city manager to the four council members and myself. We have any questions for the city clerk. What are the wishes of the ‸ board?
I have a
question. Yes, ma'am.
uh I actually, uh Joy Rutherford, actually, she has a business in
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but is not a resident. And I would like to make a motion that we include her nonetheless. um She is a valuable background in nursing entrepreneur and would be an asset to this committee.
What's the thing i understand the motion? The
motion is that we include Joy Rutherford. She is ‸ she is she is she
is a
nominee, yes, but she is not a resident.
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of a business. Owner
of a business. And does it say? Okay.
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of our committees. Okay, so then I just misinterpreted this then.
So
what are the wishes of council. Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman
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Second by Councilman Goings. Up for discussion. No, this is after the uh vote. Okay, ‸ chair's gonna ‸ call the question.
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saying aye. Aye. Nays.
ayes
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have it unanimously. Something
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at this point. Go ahead,
okay
sir
Since we just elected a new board into place, we need to uh appoint a liaison. And ‸ I would really like to have it.
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which is additional board,
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you know, so she's asked questions about that board before in this chamber.
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that board and how the board works. And I think she would be a good liaison for that board. And I'd like to be the liaison for the sustainability board.
Is that a motion?
I can't make a motion for myself, but I'd like to see that.
um
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you can't make a motion in this regards? I
mean, technically, I think he could make a motion to nominate himself. um It's not typically how it's done, but I don't
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think he's prohibited from making a motion to nominate himself as a liaison. Typically, it's done by
a
another member of the body. Go
ahead. if You want to make a motion?
I'd like to make a motion that I'm a liaison for the sustainability board and Councilman
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is the uh ‸ liaison for
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I'll
second it for discussion. Councilwoman
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your light is on ‸ Yeah,
I have no interest in uh serving as
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in environmental management. management
i
have worked in the environmental management field all my career, and I have been studying sustainability issues and
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within Brevard County, starting with the uh ordinances, fertilizer ordinances going back to 2012 and 2013, the
uh as
well as the Save Our Indian River Lagoon uh Citizens Oversight Committee. um That gives me a lens um that has the backing of experience um that
would
make me and makes me an asset on that committee as well as on this council. Because I bring that, we each bring a perspective.
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And so um I would be definitely opposed to this.
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um Councilwoman, cause I would suggest that you might reconsider. um because being in a liaison we all discussed this before it kind of um put you in handcuffs in a sense so i know you want to be the liaison on it but it it could possibly throw roadblocks for you to be effective um because we all know that this particular committee is going to be watched tremendously. um ‸ So I just i I think you're not losing anything by not being the liaison. It may can benefit you in the grand scheme of things. Just to throw that out there.
Okay.
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hear from
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question.
Yeah, and i would I appreciate your offering that. And this has nothing to do with losing anything. This has to do with adding. I'm not I'm not on
console
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just to have my name in lights. I'm in council to make
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And I understand the handcuffs that exist. That has been made very clear. But even in reporting back or seeing firsthand it is valuable to have someone with a lens in this regard. okay
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question on favor saying aye. Aye. Aye.
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four yes, one no, nay,
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she said she's not interested in
the board.
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Right, right,
right. So there's still these advisory
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Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number three, consider staff recommendation for the cancellation and changes of dates for the city council meeting and all other board meetings for the calendar
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look at your notes, you see the adjustments right there on page two of three. The only one we're concerned, well, all of them were concerned about, the mo uh several of them that I would like to address um in reference of the supervisor of election has
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days to certify that. That could be tentative because depending on how many votes and the number of people show up um to um to to to determine the actual winner. Also, that includes Veterans Day. um And the other thing, as you know, if you look at the February 8th, we have three council members going to
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So what are the wishes of council? And we can always come back and do
modification
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or amend this. Motion
to approve.
We have a motion on the floor by Councilman
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Second by Councilman
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just gonna ‸ call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye. nays eyes have it. Unanimously. Proceeding on to item number
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Approve the budget resolution amend the fiscal year
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recognizing the
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revenue, BVCO-21-151 phase
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for the reconstruction of the Lee Winter Park boat ramps and
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for additional dredging of the Lee Winter Park Boating Basin. award the project to the lowest and responsive marine park boating basin award excuse me manager to execute both fine agreements and the use of construction allowance is necessary approve the temporary construction closure of Lee
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80 days. I support this, but I would like to hear from you, Mr. Smith, sir.
Yes, sir. So this is a project involving uh rehabbing the boat ramps down at Lee
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Park, as well
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allow some deeper drafting boats to use those those locations. um As part of this process, the the boat ramps came in a little bit higher than the the budget that was ‸ allocated. So there's a shortfall of about
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item coming to CRA to cover that gap in funding. But executing all these agreements allows us to to get this project moving and hopefully be ready for the summer season and spring.
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make a motion to approve the recommendation of staff.
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floor by the Chair and second by uh Deputy Mayor
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gonna ‸ call the question All in favor by saying all right all right Any nays? eyes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number
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I approve of this. Approve the agreement at District
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to the Cocoa and Community Housing Initiative. The amount of
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Coast Recovery, Inc. will be the sponsor of the project during ‸ rehabilitation. Ownership will transfer to the Space Coast Recovery. It's right there beside uh ‸ old school, the wash house. Upon projection completion, council authorizes city managers to sign all related documents upon project completion. this is new uh
Thank you, sir. um As you noted, the city of Cocoa was um asking, the staff is asking for approval of this agreement that will provide home funding
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Community Housing Initiative
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project, and their role will be the supervisor of space uh
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And they will be utilizing the home funds as a set aside for the fiscal year 2021 22 combined with the carry forward from prior years. And this is going to rehabilitate the property at 1138 Peachtree, which is at the corner of Peachtree and
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into a five bedroom three bathroom home to benefit low and very low income persons. And upon completion of the project, the rental units will total five single room occupancy in common areas. And
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and the home assisted units must be occupied by income eligible individuals within six months following the date of project completion. um I do have the applicants here uh from both CHI and from the um Space Coast Recovery. um And if they would like to speak on behalf of the project, um I have both Barbie and Nicole Tempenny here to speak about that. If you have any questions. But staff is requesting uh approval of this project. ‸ second
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the chair and the second by Councilwoman
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Just gonna ‸ call the question. I'll have a favor but say hi hi Welcome, neighbor. We expect great things from you all. You're on the major fairway, ma'am.
ma'ams
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And we thank you. With open arms. ‸ Job well
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first. the Consent item
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was simply to add the junior network administrator. You'll notice that in the comments the uh
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again, there's a difference between what people actually got and what the range was adjusted to. And so, uh it's ‸ very complicated process. We talked to you all about uh the proposal in the uh uh the labor negotiating session.
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every employee that
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simply to add the junior network administrator, which is a new position.
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and the email that you got uh today, which I was not copied on, um I think the record is pretty clear with the the uh
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commission. But um there was never a response of any kind to the email request from the member. um And so I don't know um what email she's referring to as
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from staff and that issue was addressed at the uh districting commission meeting. um And so i i i I say those in response to uh facts that were presented that are
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not presented uh accurately. And again, in defense of not only staff, myself as professionals, um
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and have facts that are have a narrative that's presented that's not factual. And so um again, I understand that I am uh under the spotlight. um And um again, um we'll take those opportunities to correct the record or ‸ at least give you factual information. um We are still looking for a date for strategic planning. I will note to you as uh others compare us and what you do to what other cities do. And uh
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the city of Melbourne does not have a strategic plan. The city of Titusville does not have a strategic plan and the city of Satellite Beach does not have a strategic plan. They simply set goals goals for the year um and and and and try to meet those uh goals and objectives for the year. And so you may want to consider um doing something similar as opposed to a five-year strategic plan where in years one through five, we have no idea of of of how the uh the environment and circumstances are going to change. um Reports tonight are from uh Mrs. Singer, uh Mr. Smith, and you guys may want to team up on the bright line update um because I
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you both have it on your on your uh reports. And so,
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bright line update and then Samantha will carry on with the rest of her items.
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I would like to make the record vividly clear, crystal clear, that I do support the endeavors that you continue to have the proper protocol and proper leadership for a great city because it is our obligation by contractual agreement,
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You and the city attorney. That's our responsibility. But the daily operations uh for the overall execution of the city of
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lies primarily on your shoulders. And I do support you. I don't know how my other colleagues feel, but I want it to go into the record officially that I support you. And I think you're doing a dynamic job. Matter of fact, the leadership is impeccable. And I pray that you continue to do and have a positive report with your staff and the citizens of
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And let the record reflect. uh We're 19 000 plus strong and growing. We have
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One individual will not hold us or two individuals will not hold us hostage. And I'm ready to debate that on any given time under any given ‸ conditions. So who it may be. But
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I endorse you and and support you to the
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‸ That's all I have to say. Can I get a consensus from your
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I just want to make sure we clear. ‸ That's all.
‸ that's
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I'm just asking.
So, so, so, um I've said this. i I've, state state this many times. um I have the utmost respect and I have the utmost trust. while I see the manager that he's doing the job ‸ he needs to do. And when what he says, I, I, I confirm, I verify, but I always listen to him and his advice. So,
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city manager and the work he's doing. um I would advise keep up the good work. Thank
you.
Yes. Councilwoman
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city manager when he does. ‸ when he is operating by our guidance. um and I,
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idea ‸ that we only set yearly goals. I don't know how you get anything done if you don't have long-term goals. Especially with an organization as enormous as this.
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never been in an organization that only operates year to year. And that really scares me. um So I certainly do not support that direction
Are you finished, ma'am?
Yes. Thank
you very much, ma'am. um I pray to God we never have a major catastrophic event from from the elements, Mother Nature, to a severe, train crash or something of that nature, railroad road services. I pray that we still
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the hands of the good Lord. That's all I ask. Amen. Who's
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I had my light on again, and I appreciate that, and I wasn't looking for that. My my my comments are really in defense of staff, you know. um You know, I i
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government. And so i i'm I'm, you know, I'm satisfied that each morning I wake up with the intent of doing the best job I can for the city of
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um And so, but you know,
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and i and I didn't do a good job in defending um um um
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my first time actually ever seeing uh staff sort of called out in a presentation um um by name, you know. And so ultimately it all falls on my shoulders, and and tonight the one example of the pay plan, and and and and
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so And so really my comments are really in defense of staff because I think they're working hard to do the best job that they can
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the impression that um um
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in most instances, of facts. they They may be on occasion, but in this particular instance, they were not. And so that's, that's you know, and i I'm committed to, and and I've said this to staff, that I'm committed to uh uh defending them. um I'm committed to defending their professional reputations. um I'm going to defend myself, and I'm not afraid that I'm under the microscope,
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if you think I'm going to back down simply because you ask questions or you you present a narrative that that uh that you believe is true that or is designed to back me down, that you really don't know me. And so, you know, we we are here working, trying to do the best job we can do. Nobody is perfect. um And I've never said that we do things perfectly, but we're not trying to pull the wool over your eyes.
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um um an argument for the pay raises. uh You know, most folks weren't privy to that argument because we were in uh union and contract negotiations. And so, you know, to suggest that, that uh again, you know, every employee got the 26 pay raise just shows me that uh those folks really don't understand pay plans and running an organization of this size. um mrs singer and and uh mr mr smith are up
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you, sir. Brian's going to go ahead and give the information on Brightline.
Sure. Just three quick notes with bright line uh They've had some recent press releases, one of them being that they're going to start the crew training and qualification runs.
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start on January 17th, so they'll be running their trains from West Palm up through
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it's a process for their engineers and conductors to to kind of learn the tracks, learn the crossings, and get familiar as they do start to transition into full-time running. The trains aren't going to go over 60 miles an hour,
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process going through the new tracks. uh Rosa Jones, they just finished one closure there. It is going to be closed again on January 24th. That's a full day closure to finish up some of that work.
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as you all know, is currently closed. That should open up Thursday, uh barring any setbacks. And then they'll have another closure on Monday, January 31st to finish up some work there. And currently that's all I have on the BART line. um
I have uh two updates. I just want to give you the mayor's fitness challenge is going on. um So Mayor Blake is participating again
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So registration for that fitness challenge that is sponsored through Health First uh began on December 6th, and it is an ongoing registration. So the event itself, the challenge, runs from January 29th through the end of March. And so you can register at any point during the challenge. You do not have to register by the 29th. The challenge starts on January 29th. They
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And you can visit. ‸ We have all ‸ the information on our website as well as United ways website, and i'm sure health first website as well but you can go to www.cocoafl.org slash mayor's challenge um and that will have all the information and the link to register and all of that stuff. So the the winner of the competition um gets named Most Fit City 2022. so Go on and register. The more people we have register and participate, the better for our city.
uh We're registering I'm asking and challenging council to register, please, as well as city staff. And definitely the city manager.
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them. So I'll be 295.
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Yes, sir. And I'm standing in front of the pastor. And
then
um we do have uh coming up, i I wish I had a better date, a more secure date for you, but
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app coming out, um and we're excited about it. It's an upgraded app that will give a lot of services. um It's designed
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um It will be available in both the App Store and Google Play Store for both Apple and Android devices.
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new feature now, you can add it to your device calendar. So you can add events to your calendar on your phone. It will have links to online bill pay, waste removal information, storm related information, job openings, an electronic version of our quarterly newsletter.
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out alerts through our website. ‸ It will have a link to council and board agendas. And what I think is probably the most used feature is the
report of
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concern, which we actually went over today in our Citizens Academy with Public Works is really we have a few departments that are actually connected to it. But if you see an issue, you are out and about, and you see an issue, you can take a picture and you can report the concern right from your phone. It will go directly to that department. um And not only ‸ can you add photos, it will um geolocate those photos so they know exactly where the issue is. So you don't have to add an address or anything like that. So it's a really nice feature and it goes right to our uh departments that can take care of the issues right away.
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so they can add notes to it and give you information on that on that issue. So um if you have the old app on your phone, it will automatically update. You don't have to download the new one. um And we are scheduled to have that new app released this month. And so keep an eye out on our social media pages. We will definitely push that information out when it comes available. And that's all I have. What
are we doing Friday?
um
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And we are also inviting our local
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students for lunch after the breakfast as well to learn a little bit about their local government. you're welcome.
Which students are there? Which high school?
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record all the time. Here,
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many? We
have about 70 students that will be coming to lunch and uh learning a little bit about their local government and getting some... Let's
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To that greatest investment, uh
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Greatest investment. Can't go wrong.
Okay, sir. Next.
Yeah, and Mr. Mayor, I'm i'm i'm so proud of of that initiative. Expanding beyond the economic development breakfast uh for us
grown-ups
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And so I i i really appreciate Samantha and uh Angela and whomever else on on their teams worked on that. because Because, you know, I mean, to have the kids in and to see uh how government affects their daily lives is really significant. So just so proud of staff for that for that event. um ‸ Next is Mrs. Bowman, and then I'll do
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Council members. um I just wanted to um inform you that as of yesterday, September 10th, the customer service counter is being closed between
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and... uh Sorry, 12 30 and
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o'clock. uh That is in response to COVID. We've had a number of cases within the employees who have either been exposed or tested positive for COVID. And as a result, that means that they have to be quarantined or social distancing, whatever the variation is of their vaccination status.
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excellent customer service that we do provide to them, we determined that it would be necessary to close the counter uh during a lunchtime so that we can have less employees actually in the office here. um There are a number of employees that are teleworking, um but so that we don't have to have double coverage to have someone on the front counter to allow people to go to lunch and to achieve uh lower staff levels within the office to try and keep everyone healthy. um It was determined that would be the best method of uh action to take. um ‸ It's taken a little bit of adjustment. First day, yesterday, uh
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and have notifications out um here on the building. um And
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make a payment. And so we're putting envelopes out next to the drop box in case somebody comes and doesn't have an envelope. They can grab an envelope and just drop their payment off in order to get the payment posted. So we're trying to do everything we can to keep everyone healthy while serving the customers as well.
Thank you, ma'am. Can we just get a point of clarification? What is the date for that, please? again That
was effective Monday, this Monday, January 10th. ‸ And
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Okay. And for the record, just for the record, ‸ I'm just speaking for Michael, I'm a firm believer ‸ trying to keep our government open and operated in a safely manner so that all of our employees and the citizens of the great city of
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and surrounding areas stay healthy.
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It's probably a good segue for your report, Chief Lamb.
Thanks. uh Rebecca and I do this traveling road show where she leads in and then I follow up. So I appreciate that, Rebecca. uh Just a quick update on
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um I'm not going to read to you really the numbers. I'm just going to give you the
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‸ weeks and the number of positivity cases ‸ for COVID. What that basically equates to, we're seeing on a daily average of positivity rate, as far as Brevard County, is over
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new cases daily. So it's obviously still out there. It's very strong. We continue to watch that. As Rebecca said,
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processes in place to help protect our employees,
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can continue to function and operate each and every day providing services. So, you know, that's just a quick brief on that. We can read numbers all day long. You guys can see it on the news, too, but I just want to kind of give you the down and dirty of it, of where we're at. So, please continue to protect your families. There's plenty of vaccinations still available for those that need to be vaccinated or would like
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They just opened another site right before Christmas there in Rockledge
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thank you. Barton, I always get those two confused. In between the uh CVS and Walgreens, that also has a monoclonal antidote. That was the site that was moved currently from Merritt Island to the Rockledge area.
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So with that being said, I'm pleased to announce with the help of our illustrious city manager there and our state representative Tyler Sorois, we have been able to acquire 5,400 at-home COVID test kits. So we will be giving those out on Thursday, this Thursday, January 13th
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supplies last. But we will definitely cut off at 8.30. Those location spots will be drive-through spots. One of them will be at the Jolie Smith Center right there underneath the overhang. ‸ All you do is pull up, roll down the window, we sling it in the car and you can drive off. I'm just kidding. Certainly we'll hand you a kit.
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the car. The second spot will be at Old Fire Station number three on Michigan Avenue. That will be our second drive-through spot. Again, one kit per individual in the car that wishes ‸ to have one. Each kit has two tests. So I had to slow down and kind of say that. So when you get a at-home test kit, it will have two tests for you to be able to administer. You don't have to do them both at the same time. There's basically what I like to call one for now, one for later.
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so you can kind of see what that is that we'll be giving out. So I appreciate Samantha pushing out the notification of that. It's gone out on all of our social media sites, the city website. So we're trying to push that information out as fast as possible, especially with the spread being as big as it is right now.
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And if they can't go through the sites that are readily available, we'll be able to put those out home test kits in their hand.
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So we're trying to do the best we can to get those out in the ‸ hands of our citizens in the community. Thank you.
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‸ to collaborate with Representative Tyler Soroy, and he indicated that. So thank you, Representative Tyler Soroy, for doing this. And I know it's countywide, statewide, but it's even greater when our own backyard, you know,
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You know what I'm saying? So, and I
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our Representative. I thank you for doing this for us. All right. City manager. Yes,
sir. Just two more things. Also, again, as the mayor
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thanks to Public Works for actually jumping on those real quickly and going and ‸ getting those from the Brevard Health Alliance down in West Melbourne.
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they ‸ distributed them out to ‸ other entities there. And then lastly, Mr. Mayor, another good event. We are currently in the planning stages of with CareerSource for a CareerSource job fair at the Jolie Smith Center, Dr. Jolie Smith Center on February 24th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. And so look for more details of that as we get closer to that date. Thank you, sir.
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Mr. City, super city attorney.
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The first issue, I understand that ‸ vehicles that are playing very loud music can be an annoyance.
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And the gentleman that ‸ spoke, as mentioned a couple of times over the past year, why doesn't the city just enforce a statute that's on the books? As I advise the manager, the police chief, the statute that he keeps referring to was declared unconstitutional by the Florida Supreme Court in 2012. So it's not like we're not, we are listening to him, but it is not an enforceable statute per the ‸ Florida Supreme Court. The second matter, just to piggyback off the mayor's correct reading of the rules,
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they're given a ‸ total number of minutes to speak under delegations, whether it's one issue or 15 issues. It's a total amount of time that's allocated. Nothing in the rules expressly provides that a person gets three minutes per item that they want to speak under delegations. So I just wanted to clarify that point. I didn't have the rules handy at the time, and I didn't want to speak out of turn. Of course, the council certainly has the ability to allot additional time if it's needed, and you want to hear ‸ from the person speaking. That's certainly within your prerogative. But I didn't want
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the next person comes up and says, I have 15 items to speak under delegations, I should be allotted 45 minutes. That is not in the city council rules. So I just wanted to clarify that point. And that's it.
Thank you very much, Mr. City. Attorney. Okay. And that will require some more details, City Attorney, sir, because
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monopolize all the time. And we can get
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down in delegations
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extension, at ‸ extension, especially if a person is stating their cause, which they have the right to express a thousand ideas. I get amendment one, freedom of speech. But even freedom of speech, you can't jump up in a movie theater and yell fire, fire. And I'm not saying that person is indicating that.
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Cocoa and the citizens of Cocoa, and
our water
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customers, too, as well. That's all I'm saying. A couple of things real quick. I want to just say two items under my reports, and I'll come back. As you all know, we had some of the council members attended a meeting that was held at Jolie Smith Park. And one of the individuals there in this room right now.
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which was good. Police got involved. We called in various organizations to address the concern of the homeless individual.
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well were residing in some woods that is adjacent to a community.
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person's private space. So I am thankful for the participation.
I
think it was a great, productive meeting. But we must not stop there.
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Drew that was affiliated with
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They were there at the table. And we need to take this forward. And that's my cry unto our council. Dealing with the homeless, the mental illness, mental illness of the homeless. I think families should be involved. Church organizations should be involved. Organizations of nonprofits should be involved. And local government should be involved. I know for a fact that Pastor Randy Alonzo and his son Ryan Alonzo have attended multiple conferences pertaining to this event. I know the city of Melbourne is trying to address this issue because it's universal. It's not just in Cocoa. And it shouldn't just stop in Cocoa. But I think we need to provide the services for the citizens of Cocoa and surrounding area. So I'm asking that we create a task force. I will give, excuse me, task force. And I will give the city managers, city attorney, and
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staff the opportunity to come back. I'm just establishing this. And I'm asking the support of council. Because it affects all of our districts. It's citywide. And we see it daily. And one thing that fires ‸ me up is for the people to be standing in that median strip panhandling. And that's a pet peeve of mine. But they're still a human being. And I think they need help. That's all I'm saying. So I would ask that they do that. Pastor Randy, can you just come to the podium two minutes?
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Because there's multiple people throughout the city of Cocoa. Could you expound on one of the organizations that you attended?
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Yeah.
And so in Los Angeles, about 25 years ago, a nonprofit.
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And I've actually lived in Rockledge.
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It's in Los Angeles. It has spurned, I'll say, dozens if not several hundred other Dream Centers around the country. The city of Los Angeles has embraced it. It is a nonprofit. It was started by actually a church out of Phoenix.
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And they,
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And this ministry came in and refurbished it.
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Angeles. And they've become a model is what's happened. And they have really done a good job with the homeless and how to bring them off the streets, how to rehab them, how to give them a whole life again, and make them productive citizens again. And as we probably all know, and we've been, I know my son and I have been doing this kind of work for a long time, it's sometimes three steps forward, two steps back. There is fallout. It is difficult. There's all kinds of complexities that come with it. There are places in the country that are doing a fairly good job of that. And that happens to be one. That's something, an idea that I had brought to the mayor about a year and a half ago that maybe that's a possibility for the city of Cocoa.
Thank you, sir. All right.
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Just give me a few more seconds. Can you add anything in lieu of what your father stated? Because I'm getting all churches of all denominations and all organizations and even the disabled veterans as well. Go ahead, sir.
Yes.
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I would just appeal to the council tonight to say our church is active in the city of Cocoa in many projects, serving many needs, a variety of needs. We are aware that there's a need that the mayor just spoke of with homelessness. And so our our intendants are up, so to speak, and we want to contribute and help in any way we can. And so as Pastor Randy shared, we try our best to educate ourselves through other models of effectiveness that are happening. And we'll continue to do so and want to be a value to to the city in that regard.
Thank you very much, Pastor. And I'm happy to say this great organization that we're talking about.
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to incorporate our sister city when they took me to Israel. Pastor Ryan and Pastor Randy ‸ with a host of others.
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And we have that olive tree right there at a park. And
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So just the beautiful thing about it, we encompass all God's children. Even though we may come from different walks of life,
we
belong to one race. And that's the human race because we're all God's people. So who goes first today, Deputy Mayor? Which one or two?
Even
or odd?
Odds.
Odds today. Okay.
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Who would like to go first? Okay.
Sir.
Thank you.
First of
all,
I thank everybody for coming to the meeting and everyone that is listening as well. The council workshop that we had last week was ‸ a good opportunity for our council to be open ‸ and honest. And so we can hash out some issues that we have had in the past. And so I appreciate council for being open and being open minded to listen to each other.
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dream basketball exhibition January 15th. That's this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. I'd like to personally thank Councilman Horace West from Haines City.
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And he donated some jerseys that he had from their organization. So I'd
like
to publicly appreciate him for that. And it shows why it's so important to have relationships with other councils in other cities. And the power organization needs more coaches. Gatorade volunteers because their organization has grown from, you know, at one point 15, 20 kids. Now they're up to 50, 70 kids.
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coaches.
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No, Chief Collier.
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Of course, they have a form to fill out as well.
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So anyone interested in coaching or donating funds, Gatorade, water, whatever the case may be, ‸ you can reach them.
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I really get frustrated with our contract because I don't feel like it's meeting the needs of our city.
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when I'm playing basketball with some of the kids and I see grass that are, you know, a foot high, that's something that concerns me. And I know that we should not be looked at as secondhand citizens to nobody. Our city should be looked at as number one, like
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our parks. So if we can, city manager, look at that again to have another conversation. Because we have had many conversations with our parks and rec, dealing with our contract,
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You know, I don't know. I know we've talked about also before about possibly taking over some of our parks in the future. I would like for that conversation to come back around again. So we look at the finances to see how much that will cost, whatever the case may be. The pool situation still has not been resolved at all. ‸ Water is pouring out from the pool every single day. It's constantly, I guess, recirculating water.
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And it's like a little small hole that you can see from, I don't know what it is. But we have an issue with our pool. ‸ So we've ‸ spent $70,000 on a hot water heater for the pool. And the pool is yet to be open without being summertime. So we have
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So
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I
know you're doing everything you can, Brian, but we just need to I ‸ don't know. I just I feel sorry sometimes for those kids out there because, again, they go out there just to play. You know,
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that the employees are sitting inside while the kids don't have nets on their goals outside. It's absolutely ridiculous. But
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it, right? But I shouldn't have to do it because
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So if we can do that, City Manager, and also,
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update. If we need to sit down together with council to do that, to meet them ‸ at the location, to point these things out, let's do that.
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and it makes me like a fool, and our council like a fool, make it seem like we don't care. And we all know that's not the case. So if I have to go out there with my lawnmower, I guess I might have to do that. I don't know. But just that's my rant about that.
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I'd also like to personally thank my appointee, which ‸ is Ed Green, for advocating for District 1. So where are we, City Manager, with the proclamation that Mr. Harris brought today? I really didn't know if he gave you a direction, per se, on it. Is
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something we have to do with that? C.J. Harris brought the proclamation for Richard Blake. Is there
something
we have to do to make that happen for the next agenda? Yeah.
If again, just by consensus of the council, I'll go grab it from C.J. But I think he has right there. Okay. So we have it. So by consensus of the council, if you just direct me to put that back on
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I'm
okay
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Oh, yeah. I support it.
Okay. Thank you. That's all I had on that. Well, no, the next thing was another thing, dealing with the parks. We still need an update on the process of how we're going. Again, the citizens are coming to us, asking questions, and we don't really have all the answers. I know you probably don't as well.
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Yeah. Are you talking
the
capital
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We will be back to you because, obviously, you know, because you're in construction, that everything is you know, the apple cart is sort of upside down in terms of pricing.
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get back?
It's hard to say right now. Just we're waiting on the civil designs. So until we get those, we can't really proceed with anything. So when we have those,
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we can actually go out to bid and get some pricing for some of the improvements that you all directed us to get. Okay.
The bidding, it would take a month just to go through the bidding process.
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Gotcha. And so we'll work with Samantha to and I think we
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sort of info campaign on what's coming. But ‸ we'll do that. And, again, design goes to bidding and then ‸ comes back to the council. Yeah. So
The only thing I would add to that is also before I know I brought up that really no one, as far as I know, on council kind of knows exactly what's going to happen at ‸ say,
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example, the color of a court at the basketball court, right? I think that's a conversation I think we, as a council, should have as well because I don't want to have the same mistake that we had at Jolie Smith Center where and I'm going
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blame myself for this of the wall at Jolie Smith Basketball Gym should be 10 feet wider than what it is right now, right? So I don't want us to have the same mistakes that we had with the gym itself.
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diligence. But I don't want
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So we kind of know exactly what's happening because, again, I know citizens are calling us, hey, what's going on? What's this? What's that? And we don't really know, and
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community or whatever the case may be so we can
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at Provost Park, you know? Just like they do in Melbourne.
They
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Those smaller details, that's something that when we get there we can Okay.
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Okay. I appreciate it. I told them I was going to bring it up, and that's the reason why I'm doing it ‸ in this way. So ‸ just to let y'all know that. But I'm done, sir.
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Yes, sir. All right.
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Thank you, sir. Since the last meeting, we've done a lot of things. One of them is a fabulous
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And we had a professional candy person with us, and he did a great job. Mr.
goins
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thank you for bringing him. I was so impressed with how
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It was packed. The other thing is the bicycle lighting contest. I got
the judge at
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And I like to give ‸ kudos to Sorios for actually giving free hot chocolate to everybody who was out there that night. That was awful nice of them.
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was a ‸ tough decision again.
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the police department?
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It was a lot of kids. Good. Good. Thank you very much for that.
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did last year. I just can't remember those numbers. Okay, sir. Thank you.
Thank
you. And I'd like to thank our fire chief for letting me drive one of the toys. That was really appreciated. And I plan to take it out again here soon. Car show down in Melbourne.
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and ‸ the compliments I got driving that thing was amazing.
I
think we're going to go forward, and we're going to do a lot of great things this year. And we're working as a great team.
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city attorney, and Mr. Mayor. Yes, sir. So thank you very much.
Do
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I feel like, can't we just have one meeting without an ambush? Because I, it never ceases to amaze me, the things that come up. And I thought that we were trying to move forward. but I've got several items and actually one of them will start there with the ‸ beauty contest for trees
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did a beauty contest for trees. ‸ was the first one we've ever done. And the whole purpose for doing it was to celebrate trees and just kind of do it it was a public education event really. We had those, the ‸ photographs, the winners displayed in the lobby. We only received a handful of participants and we made the decision as a committee that this was a beauty contest for trees. So that we would some find some way to make every entry a teachable moment for trees. ‸ we did that but unfortunately
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photographs, they are invasive or an exotic species that we want to discourage. So we went ahead and decided to recognize them and make it a teachable moment. So the first one, and this was actually the people's choice. So everybody voted on this one so we really had no way around it, around recognizing it when we did the
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some it's it's in downtown, in the village, that it becomes large and out of place very easily it goes up to 40 feet ‸ it's actually considered
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So even though it's beautiful is great as a house plant, but you don't want to plant this one outside okay and that was submitted by Janet so again we wanted it to be a teachable moment and I think that we learned a lesson in that committee and we decided that, you know, we're definitely going to put something in the rules about only or or no non no invasive trees next time so we had that one
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and this is an Australian pine and it's invasive it's a beautiful photograph as you can see and especially since we didn't want to dampen enthusiasm since
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that actually submitted this entry. And they love these trees because they break the wind, they break the sound by their homes. But in fact, these trees are invasive. they're They actually emit a poison in their pines that drop to the ground so that nothing else can grow there. And that's how they kind of take over. And then their root structure is just really invasive. uh but during a hurricane they're the first to fall down they also if they get really dry they can be very uh you can they'll start on fire easily so there are lots of reasons we should not have or encourage Australian pines
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So I'm really happy to, it if you like, we can take these down. I think we do plan on doing another um tree beauty contest. I ‸ don't know, is Arbor Day coming up? Maybe we should take them all down.
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in that it gave us the opportunity to celebrate trees and to educate around trees. And, you know, again, for all the right reasons, to improve air quality,
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to provide for wildlife habitat, to protect us during storms by dampening winds, and to absorb storm water which is what my primary interest is in, in terms of keeping the tree canopy within cocoa. So, um do you know that Arbor Day, we're supposed to have a celebration for Arbor Day, right?
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‸ so can we have consensus to move forward, um come up with a plan for our next beauty contest so that we're ready to, to have those and have those, uh displayed?
uh ‸ so ‸ we're going to take consensus on, uh on that, uh item right now. So how does everyone feel about that? We all support it?
‸ Moving
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going to ask for this to be on the next agenda. um a couple ‸ months ago, we changed the name of
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and Prospect Park to Gilmore, and the reasoning was to give it a real image change. um you know, I feel like we have a couple in, well, Travis Park. We would like to give that more of a sense of community. And this has been talked about in several of the community meetings that, uh
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be named that as well, as well as the Johnny Johnson trails, which we were, we had, you know, the Johnny Johnson trails behind the museum. ‸ we really weren't sure where that name came from, but they're, they're more regularly referred to as the Clear Lake trails. So, um I would like for those two separate items to be placed on the agenda. so that we can, uh deliberate and make a decision in that regard. Just as we did for Gilmore Park.
Yes. Councilman, the cost you asked
I'm asking for that to be placed on the agenda. Okay.
um
‸ tomorrow night, we're going to be doing some strategic planning. At the museum in the conference room. Yes.
I'm sorry to cut you off, but I was just informed. We're going to have to
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any council member can place
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Yeah.
Council member can place an item on the agenda unless the majority of the city council doesn't want to hear it.
Yeah. ‸ in fact,
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I'd like some time for us to, to first of all, to put together the history, present that and so that we can deliberate. Okay.
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manager place your particular item
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city manager. You got that. All right.
So tomorrow night at the museum,
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um
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from having a strategic plan to go to a shoot by the hip one year at a time. Let's set the goals for this year strategic plans. And even the, ‸ strategic plan that we had this last one,
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I found it very useful as a citizen. I found it useful as a council person. And I certainly appreciated the fact that big budget items could be attached to a long-term plan. All the organizations that I've worked in, and we've always had some sort of long-term plan. That's not to say the plan doesn't change because things do come up. but um particularly with the amount of dollars that we are trusted with, they're not our dollars, remember the taxpayer dollars. Any monies that are available deserve to be guided and funneled into the long-term vision and plan of the citizens. And this is also an opportunity for citizen engagement. So tomorrow night, we're doing something much smaller. Tomorrow night, we're just going to be looking at strengths and weaknesses, um uh risks, um and opportunities. And really focusing more in on the neighborhoods within District
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So, and also looking at, you know, a vision for each of those neighborhoods. Because we all like to think about, what do we want this place to look like in 10 years? What do we want this to feel like in
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years? You know, what resources do we want available? So, uh
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o'clock at the museum. um
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I'm
going
to be really strict about that. um And hopefully do more of these on a Zoom call basis with particular neighborhoods to make it easier for people to attend and participate. uh The, uh I participated today and and uh was asked to be a part of the leadership circle
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We talk a lot about economic development and getting new businesses in, building new developments. Economic development also includes training and education opportunities and elevating our citizens to higher wages. I'm really excited about this organization. And I'm sure you probably already know. But uh
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But she has taken
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me most about this organization ‸ it's really data driven It's
going after very specific
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first of all, the real big goal
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relevant credential. We know that by 2025,
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So really going after
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these
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that's
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um So the um the form that they fill out at the end of the year, um this year we have a goal of increasing that number um
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didn't actually fill out the FAFSA, but increasing that to
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to fill it out. And that may be just volunteers sitting down with the students, with the parents, filling out the form, but making sure that
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what was left on the table last year, at least according to their estimates. So it's a great organization, it's a great initiative, and it's collaborative. It's involving a lot of people,
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Brevard. And we'll be hearing a lot more about it. um And then the, uh I think this would be my last item. uh Yesterday, I attended the the first
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I was appointed to their Planning and Zoning Board as an alternate, and it was my pleasure to be a part of that, to be a part of reviewing the
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together. So their resiliency, their vulnerability analysis, um it's, there's a lot of work to do there. We have some very vulnerable areas in this county. um But I'm looking forward to working with that, but also learning so much more about planning and zoning and everything going on in the big picture so
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All right. Thank you, Councilwoman Close. uh So I guess it's my turn. I'd like to start off by wishing everybody a Happy New Year. It's good to be back here another year with you all. I'm excited about 2022 and uh all the great things that we're going to do in the city of
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I'm going to step in my other hat for a second and follow up on Chief Lamb. um I just want to advise everyone to continue to practice uh good hygiene uh practices. uh Something that, you know, some people may have forgotten about.
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And there's there's been a big influx on the flu as well. A couple family members of mine came down with the flu, uh
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the flu. So i continue to practice good hygiene uh ‸ practices. um Moving on, uh next month, February, I will be announcing some trash pickups, which I'm going to incorporate into my portion of the Mayor's Fitness Challenge. um So look out for those dates. um
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uh Mr. lions Dr. Soul. And uh it was a great time. so a few other council members. The mayor was out there. coco PD, they did a really great job.
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of the kids out there and really giving them a good lecture. And uh it was it was very nice to hear that they took the time out to talk to the kids. The kids were engaged, and I think that's what we need to see more of uh with our community policing initiatives So I was glad to see that. Guys did a good job. um Also attended the homeless uh uh event, and it was very informative. I appreciate the mayor for calling that meeting. um And
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solution that it comes about, ‸ it's going to take everyone, as the mayor always says, having skin in the game. um So I'm looking forward to having more of those conversations and sharing those ideas. um
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allowing the council retreat that we had. um As stated, uh it was very good for the council and uh for us moving forward and doing the great work for the city of
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um You know, as we stated in the meeting, we're not going to always ‸ agree up here on the dice on our decisions, but we make them and we move forward. And uh
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store 2022 and uh everyone stay stay safe.
Thank you very much, Deputy uh Mayor
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am, first of
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everyone. Glad we endured 2021 and now we're in the new year with a new attitude and new accomplishments and new goals. Because we're the greatest place to be in
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County
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I'm happy to say that the sky's the limit. But we ask that come one, come all, Team
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and we will be successful. The numbers are there. The productivity, excuse me, productivity and growth is there.
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location where you can play, pray, and stay in the great city of
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Mine is short and sweet. I want to say special shout out to first responders. This weekend at
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Village, the police department and the fire department and all first responders, nurses, etc., etc., doctors attended. This event ‸ sponsored by Doug Mondo. Excuse me. Yeah, Doug
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law enforcement agencies throughout the county and other local municipalities. So we had a great turnout. The chief gave the word, gave some encouraging words in conjunction with myself. um would like to acknowledge uh this past Sunday for my church missionary, Baptist Church Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church.
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and
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was an awesome event. And I am tickled pink for that event to take place
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city manager. The famous saying, we can agree to disagree, but we have to do what's
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So on that accord, I ask that you buy local,
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local, keep it local, and
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and everyone who can. share entertains the motion to adjourn.
Motion to adjourn.
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go in peace
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