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sounds good to me. All right. May
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phones, ma'ams and sirs?
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Thank you for just loving us and being there for us. Lord, just bless this meeting as we do the best for our community and we make the best decisions possible to serve the city of Cocoa. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
Amen. Lady, would you leave us in the Pledge of Allegiance? Thank you. Thank you.
I pledge allegiance
to the
flag
of the United States of America and
to the
republic
for which it stands,
one nation,
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God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
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Madam Clerk, may we do a roll call, please? Ms. Arsenault?
Sure. Mayor Blake.
Present, ma'am.
Deputy Mayor Hearn. Present. Councilmember Dial.
Here.
Councilmember Goins. Here. Councilmember Koss. ‸ Here. City Attorney Garganese. Here.
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Thank you.
Thank you. As you can see, we have Assistant City Clerk Mrs. Arsenault doing clerk work for tonight. So let's give her a round of applause, please.
Team Coco. Team Coco. Good job. Look at
you. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, regular meeting of January the 10th, 2023. Again, Happy New Year to everyone.
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Council. I would like to modify our agenda for tonight, please. Under consent item number V6, please note that
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they will be traveling to the Florida VLC Conference in Orlando. Under March 1st through the 3rd, 2023. Note that
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who would like to be considered for the Code Position Board. Also, Council Business Number 7-2, please note that an additional application was submitted for Christopher Bankhead, who would also like to be considered for a position on the Planning and Zoning Board.
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request? Second.
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And
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nays. Aye.
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Minutes. Town Hall meeting on October the 18th, 2022. What are the wishes of the Council? Motion to approve. We have motion on
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Second.
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going to call the question all in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
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unanimously.
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Swearing in ceremony on November the 21st, 2022. What are the wishes of Council?
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Okay. We have motion
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye. And then nays. Ayes have you unanimously. Last but not least, item number 2-C.
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What are the wishes of Council? Chair, I'd
like
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Chair's going to call the question all in favor
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saying aye. Aye. Nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Okay. Proceeding on to the next item. To delegations. There's no awards. Well, financial director. I'm sorry. I apologize.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is an annual report to the City Council on the performance of the city's investments. Mr. John Grady, the Managing
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presentation, explaining and updating you with the city's current status of their investments.
Thank you, Ms. Bowman. Yes, ma'am.
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Members of the Council. City Manager Whitten. Thank you for the opportunity to spend a few minutes tonight to present your annual investment report update. And as we do, we'll spend just a few minutes on a few economic slides. As always, please feel free to ask questions or share your thoughts through ‸ the presentation. And then we'll ‸ wrap this up with
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few slides of your investment program. So GDP for that
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We're still waiting ‸ for the fourth quarter
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But as
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But a lot of that had to do actually with the export of oil and petroleum products. In contrast to that, the consumer and business sectors of our economy continued to slow during the second half of 2022.
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primarily driven, ‸ as you are likely aware,
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inflation that the Fed is struggling and challenged to help bring down.
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percent GDP growth for this year. Certainly anything can happen between now and then, much like it did throughout 2022, where inflation was projected to be much lower, came in a lot stronger. So
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hard to believe 2023. But again, I think inflation and higher prices overall for the consumer are going to be the biggest challenge for us in our economy. And just looking at that, the good news is, from an inflationary standpoint, we see consumer price index in November. That rate had actually come down to 7.1%. So the good news is it's come down about 2% from that peak in the summer. Although, as we can see from our chart that takes us back, you know, 15 plus years, we're still at an inflation rate that ‸ is the highest or near the highest levels we've seen in four decades.
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That just refers to the average price of a gallon of gas for us. Again, the good news about that is we're paying less at the pump than we were in the summer. And we'll see how that plays out here in 2023. I've seen prices move up a bit. But again, when we think about gas prices, food prices, those are where we spend a majority of our disposable income. And so those are certainly ‸ impactful on us as consumers. And, of course, we can't miss out on mortgage rates and the impact on housing. You know, as we've mentioned housing, one thing to think about is over the last decade plus, housing has been really a big, strong component for the overall growth of our economy. And when we're buying houses, we're going and shopping and filling those houses with furniture and durable goods and so forth.
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but if we look at all of 2022, we saw interest rates more than double. And so to put that in perspective, we were just looking at some statistics
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2022. Unfortunately, the mortgage, given ‸ the rates moving from around 3 percent to just under 7 percent November, caused that mortgage rate ‸ to almost double. So
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So, again, housing, food and energy are going to be challenges for us as consumers. And that is, again, what the Fed's main goal right now is,
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to find out how far we need to raise these overnight interest rates in order ‸ to stem the rising inflation that we've seen. The good news is we have a strong labor market. We continue to see strong job growth month over month. If we think about it,
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We've since made up those jobs as well as made up around 4.3 million jobs throughout 2022. The jobs report that just came out recently for December was 223,000 jobs created in December. That was higher than expected. So, again, another positive sign of continued strength in the labor markets. Another positive here in the state of Florida is while
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So we continue to have an even stronger labor force here in the state of Florida and very strong job growth as well. So looking at the forecast and thinking about 2022,
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expected to come in at right around 1.9 percent for that calendar year of 2022. The yellow box,
though,
is showing, again, the challenge. That's the inflation rate of 8 percent. We think about a little over a year ago,
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less. So inflation, again, has been the ‸ big talking point and likely to have an impact on our growth here in 2023. Again, this number will likely change as we get through the year. But right now,
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2023.
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of recession. And we'll talk a little bit about that with the yield curve. This chart, a lot of dots on here, the blue and the gray line. Really want to emphasize what we're showing here on this chart is that blue line is the most recent forecast from the Federal Open Market Committee. And what that shows us is where they expect our overnight rate to be.
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accounts.
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2020 to 2022, in the second half of 2022, that rate started to move up as the Fed
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It's the most aggressive Fed tightening cycle we've seen in four decades or more. The good news is, from an interest rate standpoint in your investment portfolio, is that's going to have a very beneficial impact on your interest earnings in your investment program. So while rising interest rates certainly are a challenge for borrowing, certainly
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And on slide 8, this is where we illustrate it graphically. We can see that yellow line shows us where we were in Treasury yields just over a
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Fast forward to September 30th, your fiscal year end of last year, so 12 months. That green line shows, again, that very significant rise in interest rates.
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curve as of the end of December. Looked at those rates today. That gray line at the end of December is similar to where we are today. The five-year bond actually is coming down a little bit. But the highlight here is really going from a low, flat interest rate yield curve, where we see in the yellow line, to a positive sloping curve in the
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line, to that inverted curve. And what ‸ you're likely reading about and what that has historically suggested is that lower rates are expected in the future, and that is likely driven by a slowdown in the economy. When that happens, the depth of that slowdown is unknown, of course, and there are a lot of opinions on when that would be, how deep that recession might be.
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working with your finance team, Ms. Bowman and her team, is not to try to time the market, not to figure out when rates are going to stop rising or when they're going to start declining, but to have a very diverse and safe investment program for you that you have the ability to have the liquidity when you need it, but also take advantage of these interest rates as they're being offered in the market.
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of course, it's actively managed, but as
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the sources and uses of those funds and the timing of those funds. When are you expected to need these various funds for your ongoing operations and sometimes for a little bit longer term? They're driven by your investment policy statement as well as Florida state statutes and the duration and average maturity,
of
course, as we've talked about in our prior meetings and presentations is based on your risk tolerances in historical performance. God bless you. Again, it's primarily on safety. The fact that you have funds that are invested in daily liquidity investments as well as your two and a half, two to two and a half year investment portfolios provides a very well balanced approach for you to ensure that safety and liquidity as your primary objectives.
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your policy,
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program is compliant with your policy as well as with Florida state statutes that govern the investment of public funds. So as public trust, we manage three separate portfolios that balance your liquidity funds, your operating portfolio is your large portfolio that we manage there. It represents about 56% of these three portfolios. The average duration of this particular portfolio is around two and a half years.
And
again, that's by design.
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in maturities between one year and five years. And we continue to maintain that duration and reinvest and keep those assets out there.
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certainly can make those adjustments. You can see the diversification in that bottom hand chart as well, primarily invested in U.S. treasuries with an allocation to GSEs.
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Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, home loan bonds, and then a few highly, highly rated municipal bonds within those within the ‸ portfolio. The second portfolio just to cover is your reserve portfolio. This, again, about around a two and a half year duration, similar to your operating portfolio.
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So you can see with those maturity bars on the bottom right, very similar to your operating. So by design, the maturity structure, again, is designed based on the sources and uses of funds within this portfolio. Again, well diversified with treasuries, agencies, and then a smaller allocation to municipal bonds. Also on these charts,
I
didn't mention in the last chart, but highlighting within the blue box, the book yield and the market yield. And I just want to highlight that what those are showing is the book yield is a measure of the income potential for your investment portfolio. The market yield is showing what the current market is offering.
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up around 400 basis points, that's also allowed us to reinvest your investment portfolio in these much higher yielding securities. And so you see that reflected in the book yield increase from last year to this year, and likely to continue to see the book yield increase into 2023, given these higher rates. And again, the highest rates we've really seen since 2007.
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got a slightly shorter duration, right around two years as compared to two and a half years. And your restricted portfolio is held for long term as well. This one is managed a little differently to allow for some of these shorter term maturities to provide funding if needed.
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than five years. But again, well diversified. All of your portfolios utilizing treasuries, agencies, and again, those municipal bonds within the portfolio to keep it highly ‸ rated. I know I'm going through this.
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I know
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we provide to
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And this is as of your fiscal year end. But just know that again, you're compliant. As this chart shows, you're well within. You're permitted by policy limitations for each of these investment types within the portfolio. We meet with Ms. Bowman and her team at least quarterly and have more frequent conversations as needed.
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we're doing here this evening for the council and to discuss why the portfolios are being managed the way they are, certain transactions that are taking place, but also to ensure Ms. Bowman and the city has the liquidity that you need throughout your fiscal year. While again, also not keeping everything too liquid and allowing you to capture these investment yields. In the event that rates go down, these longer term portfolios will protect from that decline in interest rates by investing in these slightly longer term securities.
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then these three investment portfolios that are part of your overall program. With that,
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will pause. And I had just a few bullet points, but I've covered most of these bullet points, but you have them in your packet. And really just to highlight again, we've come from almost a zero interest rate environment just over a year ago
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Again, a very good benefit for the reinvestment of your overall investment program. And I expect that that would help to benefit your income opportunities.
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program. And that is,
of
course, with safety in mind. With that, I will conclude my summary, but certainly want to make sure I answer any questions that the council has. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Thank you very much, Mr. Grady.
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update and portfolio strategy review. Clearly, as you can see on the screen,
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administration and its staff are being good stewards of the taxpayers' dollars,
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It's imperative that you understand that because we're looking at multiple things.
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4.3 million jobs have been created. Not only just that,
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excuse me, finally did reach the breakeven point of August 2022. Also, I would like to say the primary focus on safety and principle, Our primary objective was to provide a daily liquidity
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the bank balances and local government investments. The program is compliant, as you alluded to earlier, sir, with the investment policies with the ‸ Florida state statutes. So I'm appreciative of the collaboration and communication we have with our finance director, her esteem of brilliancy and staff, and
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But more so than anything else, Mr. Grady, our public trust being an avid advisor, keeping us well-informed so we can make
well informed decision
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because knowledge is power.
Yes, sir.
So
we
thank you for your cooperation.
Thank you, Mayor. Thank you, thank you, Council members. I appreciate the partnership we have with you, and it is our goal to always make sure that your investments are invested in a very safe fixed income environment.
Do we have any questions for Mr. Grady? Mr. John F. Grady? Thank you.
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your presentation. ‸ Madam Bowman, do you have anything you would like to expound or ‸ elaborate?
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Thank you, sir. Thank you for your partnership.
We look along
for a lifelong investment and collaboration with you, sir. Thank you, Mr.
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Happy New Year.
Thank you, sir.
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Thank you very much. Okay, proceeding on to delegations. We have over 12 cards, and delegation is 30 minutes long. And we're going to need to modify that ‸ because make sure we set the timer for 30 minutes because based on the number of cards, it will supersede the 30-minute allocation. So if you want to defer, you can. If someone speaks your knowledge, please feel free. Now, we will proceed in this order. First will be, is it Michael's? Is it Donna?
Yes,
sir.
Yes, ma'am. Would you come forward and state your name for us, please, ma'am? And please be mindful to speak to us as a collective body, as a whole,
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Yes, sir.
Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. Thank you, ma'ams and sirs. The floor is yours.
Thank you, sir.
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may be a little bit emotional for me, and I've never done one of these before, although I do public speak on a regular basis. But I'm here today because
this
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something on my mind that's very near and dear to my heart. Did you know that the average person in America will experience one traumatic event in a lifetime?
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The suicide stats in our first responder community are the number one cause of death, and that's because of PTSD. My name is Donna Michaels. I was raised here in Brevard County. My father was retired from NASA.
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When I was 18 and graduated high school, I joined the United States Navy, and I served four years. After that, I moved to Orlando, and I became a law enforcement officer. I retired after 21 years because of PTSD.
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too many traumatic calls. In my 21-year career, I have had people die in my arms.
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while trying to save their children who had either drowned or hung themselves right in front of us. I apologize if I am traumatizing anyone in here, but you guys need to hear the truth because a lot of it doesn't get spoken. After that
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that broke the camel's back for me. I had gone to countless traumatic calls through my career, put them in my little black box in my brain, and kept going, and was always credited with being resilient. But there was something about that call, and it was no better or no worse than any of the others. It was just ‸ one too many. Something in my brain broke, and within weeks, I had a full-blown suicide plan. I put my only daughter, I'm a single mother, on a plane to Tennessee to be with family while I plotted my escape. I wanted it to look like an accident because I wanted to make sure the ‸ insurance money would be there to take care of her.
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I did not trust my leadership,
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I was certain I would lose my career after 17 years on the job, I felt like I had no one to turn to. Thank God for my veteran brothers who picked up on the red flags that I was throwing, and they reached out to me.
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me. His name is Saint. I named him Saint Michael because he's the patron
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He is my protector. He was, pardon my French, a hellion when I first got him as a six-month-old puppy. It was your COCO police officers, Officer Chris Hathaway and one other, that I ran into, didn't know either one of them. They saw ‸ Saint, they saw I was struggling with him, and they started to teach me how to train him. Within a year, I was going through formal training and he became my full-blown service dog. We've traveled to the White House, the Capitol, we've gone everywhere.
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Could you wrap it up for me, please? Yes, sir.
I'm getting there. I'm sorry.
I know, ma'am.
Okay,
so my point, the reason I'm here today, ‸ I'm getting there. The reason I'm here today is I need to convey the importance of good leadership in law enforcement and the fire service. Okay? The public doesn't understand what we deal with. The consequences of poor leadership are the liability due to injuries and car crashes because of distress.
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Would you please wrap it up?
I am, sir. But I also have a hearing problem, so I'm having trouble hearing you. Okay, I'm giving you more than
four minutes,
ma'am.
I have
two people willing to give me their time, sir. Thank you.
Okay. Which are those two, ma'am?
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Thank you, ma'am. Okay. That is permissible, right,
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Garganese,
sir.
Thank you, sir. Okay. All right. The
consequences of poor
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due to injuries and car crashes because of distracted officers who lack sleep and the stress on the job. The workman's comp injuries skyrocket when you have poor leadership. I know I'm one of them. And it's cost my agency a pretty penny, I can tell you that. Likely what caused recent, I strongly believe this is what led to the recent standoff between one of your officers
in
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I have not a single ounce of doubt in my body that that was an attempt of suicide by cop because of the poor leadership that is currently
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It's vitally important to have competent leadership and mental health support ‸ when traumatic events even happen. And that includes the victims of these crimes, which in this case was another city police officer,
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Yes, sir. Thank
you, ma'am.
I'm sure you can all hear me. PTSD is now a work-related injury thanks to a law passed in 2018 for first responders in the state of Florida. We are protected by law. Workman's comp costs a city and any agency
in any county of
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fortune in lawsuits, medical bills. And I can tell you ‸ I'm in my fifth year of mental health care through workman's comp. I myself have cost my agency a fortune.
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we wouldn't be in
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right now. I probably wouldn't either. I'd be in a much better place. ‸ But I'm trying to save others in my retirement. But that's another story. The last thing I want to address is some social media posts that have been posted by some of the members of your board. I think it is very important that I make note that this is not about race. And I am offended that someone even made that accusation. The only thing that made it help me make it to my 21st year in law enforcement was the leadership that I gained, who was a black sergeant, who I would go to the end of the earth for and I would die for. The most outstanding leadership on the planet. So with that said, this is not about racism.
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it costs you as a city a fortune. Because as the crime rate arises, the businesses are going to suffer and so is the property values. I'm done. Thank you.
Thank you very much, ma'am. Next will be Scott.
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Yes. Okay, would you come forward, please? Okay.
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Council members,
I'll
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be as brief as I can. My name is John Scott Santee.
‸ I
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live at [address]. We've been having an issue for the past two and a half months with a particular address in our neighborhood who has been terrorizing our neighborhood. And this terrorism has been resulted in her firing explosives and fireworks at my neighbor behind me.
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They're burning my pool screens. I've had to replace my pool screens twice. We're having property damage. I've had fireworks come down while I'm outside with my dog at night in my yard, flaming. This has been ongoing. ‸ You're going to hear from several people tonight in our neighborhood that are very concerned about this. But we have the potential for injury. We have the potential for loss of property. I've reported this to the Cocoa Police Department. I've called about 26 times in the past two and a half months. We've had no results.
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get there, this individual barricades
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door, doesn't answer the door for the police. But we're at ‸ a point where the city is going to end up responsible for death, for injury, for something. Because we've repeatedly reported this to our police department. And we have gotten no results. And I know it's not a difficult thing. It's not a great thing to have to chase.
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the Cocoa Police Department who told me this is a very low priority. And I said, this has been going on for two and a half months. We have
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children that are terrorized. I have a dog with congestive heart failure I cannot bring outside because she was outside when one of these fireworks were shot off one night.
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We need the police department to step up and help us as citizens. And I'm a very big promoter and supporter of public safety. I'm just seeing ‸ this has not been handled properly. And we're very upset as a
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Our whole neighborhood is upset at this point. But we need something done about it. And apparently we need the city to step in. That's all I have.
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Okay. We have his address on the card.
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Hello. Hi.
How you doing, ma'am?
I'm good, thanks. I appreciate the opportunity to voice what's going on. I live at [address]. I'm directly across from the address that Mr. Santee was ‸ discussing. I'm a mother of four children. I've lived there since 2016.
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I'm very busy,
if
you can't tell. I have been struggling with this one neighbor since 2020. We have called the police countless times. Every deputy who has responded has been completely understanding of the terror that we are facing. My 10-year-old is so scared to walk out of the house because of the projectiles that are shot at our house continuously.
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night because she is constantly woken up with the sound of projectiles hitting our home. When my children try to go outside and live a normal life and play in the front yard with us,
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We're greeted by air horns, car alarms, and countless screaming profanities ‸ over and over again, and we're scared to even live there anymore. In 2016, we bought that house.
It
was a safe neighborhood, and we thought we were going to have this great life to give our children.
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I cannot speak highly enough about the deputies that do respond. They are trying to do their best.
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there were charges filed against this one individual due to the just absolute constant breach of peace. ‸ At that time, the state attorney's office did pick up the case. ‸ They did prosecute her, and they did press charges on her.
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When they pled her out, we were assured we would get help, that this would not continue. The harassment would stop.
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Our kids are in danger. I'm scared something is going to happen.
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Nothing happened.
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continues on. It's escalated to the point where she has people coming from her home under the influence of drugs into my carport, intimidating my children. My kids are terrified. I am terrified. I feel like if we do not intervene, this will end in bodily harm. My family is at risk, and
I'm
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begging anyone who will listen to please help.
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Mr. Santee, and I know
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be coming forward off coquina because this is coquina.
Yes, sir.
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Yes. ‸ Do
you all have, I'm just asking, do you have cameras at your home?
Yes, sir.
So
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We
have a video from New Year's night where she had shot projectiles.
It
had caught our grass on fire. They submitted charges to the state attorney's office from New Year's as well.
Okay. So ‸ you want to submit that information? I'm sure we're going to request this.
‸ Yes, sir. Thank you,
county.
I think there was two things sent.
Okay.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
All right. Chief? Yeah. Yeah, so we're aware of the play. I spoke with him last week.
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residents, they're aware of that. But she is not cooperating with us, so we're looking at a different approach to try to get some charges brought up against her. So it's not going unnoticed. We are looking into an investigation, but ‸ we're limited to what we can do in the situation. But any evidence that they have, we've shared with them that we need that so that we can build a better case.
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to fireworks, and I think you can use fireworks to, I don't know, pertaining. What's the law on fireworks?
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So anytime you use an outsider that is a breach of other peace, ‸ but it has to be witnessed by the officer. And that's what happens when we come
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And if we can figure out where we can bring charges, we'll do that. But every time we go there, the person is in the house. They're not answering the door, so we don't have proper calls to go in or anything like that. So we're tired. So now we're just trying to figure out a different approach of how we can actually bring charges against this person.
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You know how sometimes we put vehicles there on the highway and they catch people speeding,
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I'm just asking. Just food for thought. Well,
I don't want to share ‸ tactics, ‸ but we are going to
take
steps to address the problem.
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I got it. But it's not going to notice
because I've spoken itself with the individuals in the neighborhood.
Thanks, sir.
miss laurie
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Ray, am I saying that right?
Yes,
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So I did send you a video. Thank you. I'm sorry. Thank you for letting me speak.
Yes,
ma'am.
I did send you a video.
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Lori Ray.
Thank you.
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About this evening on New Year's Eve, the debris in my yard alone, because I understand from other neighbors that the
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are facing my house, towards my house. But anyway, what I learned was that there are two occasions, New Year's Eve and Independence Day, where you can have fireworks in Florida. And that starts at 1201 AM, ends at 1159 PM. Okay. It also includes New Year's Day. So this particular person started at 1045, New Year's Eve, and continued on until 1245 when I yelled across my balcony, which is about 100 feet from that screen to here. It's her house and mine.
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Because the house was getting lit debris on the roof.
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So it was terribly scary for me. All right. Anyway, but I also learned that firecrackers, torpedoes, skyrockets, Roman candles, Dago bombs, fireworks containing explosives or ‸ flammable compounds are illegal. Well, I don't know about you, but I'll bet you someone knows what this stuff is. And I'm sure that if it goes up that high and it sounds like a bomb, it's professional grade.
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it's a sparkler. It doesn't qualify to me. It's something that just anybody should be doing.
I have it all on video.
I've sent it to two of your folks now. John also has a copy of it. I think this gentleman over here asked me earlier to send it to someone else. So sent it today. All right. So ‸ that's really concerning to me. But my problem isn't just about New Year's Eve, sir. This has been going on for two years solid. And it's not just fireworks on New Year's Eve. I was really ready to just let it go. But at 1245 when the house is getting lit flames and there's no possibility of it slowing down is when I screamed and said shut it down.
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So I yelled at her there was a 10-year-old boy out there.
It
was just dangerous for a lot of reasons. But that's not just the only thing.
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they keep telling us call code enforcement. Or, boy, if you had just called us while it was happening. Well, we called. I know I called at 1206.
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you know, by then I already screamed at the girl. I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to provoke her. She's mentally incapacitated. But anyway, so ‸ we get all, we do all the calls. We tell all the right stories. And they tell us you should call code enforcement. Oh, yeah, well, you should have called us sooner.
I
wish we had seen it. We have videos of it all. Give it to your guys all the time.
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I know you guys are smart about this stuff. You can get her if you want to. You just got to help us. Because if you don't, someone's going to get hurt. My daughter's right. So you've been warned.
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Next, Allie Greenwood. Then after Allie, Albert Wartell.
Happy New Year,
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we've had them
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They're very concerned because they have spent a lot of time and effort, and they have excellent reputations that follows the guidelines of what they're supposed to do while they're on the board. So I highly recommend that you listen to the people when they come up here. And one person that I highly recommend, because he
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I highly recommend that he support
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me back on for another term, even though it was a four to zero vote. Now, the other reason that I'm up here is for that zero vote. Now, now I have no choice but to come up here and state for the record the reason that the no vote was given. And it basically is misinformation, which is another fancy word for lies. It was not a lawsuit that I was criticized for by a member of this council that I am filing. It is an appeal. And there is a big difference between an appeal and a lawsuit. I want that very clear. The other thing I'd like to stress is the ethics to this.
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made, but I really don't want to do that. I don't want to disrupt the work that we're working on. You all are doing an excellent job, even though you have a naysayer. The other thing is I wanted to clarify my projects. It started with misinformation being sent out that I was wanting to put 15 units on a half acre lot. That is totally incorrect. That is not what was happening. It's another example of sending out misleading information. Now, the other thing that is a problem with this, and I know that, Mayor, you've had to require an apology being made to a staff member because
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statements that were made incorrectly, similar to what I'm talking about.
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to be here. She was an excellent staff rep for the development board, and I highly recommend that you send an apology to her because it was insinuated that she did not do her job, which is a total misinformation, which is a fancy word for lie. The last thing, and I know that I'm pushing it right now, there have been, for the record, this is not a feminine movement, we've had four female mayors, and every one of you have been living here a lot longer than the seven years of the one council member. And I think that's very important because we're here for the good of the city. Please don't let it leave your hands. Also, the last thing is never self-appoint yourself as a deputy mayor. If the board wants to nominate somebody as a deputy mayor, ‸ let it be done like the normal ways. Thank you.
Thank you, sir. All right. Next, Albert Wartell.
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Good evening. Good evening. My name's Albert Wartell. I just want to start out by saying, and I'll ask again, I've asked before, why does everything have to be racial? Why? That's what I want to know. Okay. ‸ Everybody all up there know what's going on out here in the city.
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looks like a bunch of clowns out here. Okay?
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got councilmen on your board up there who's made it publicly known that we are racist bigots. I do not appreciate that at all, and I think that councilman should give everybody in here an apology for what he said because nobody else has brought up racism in here except him. Okay?
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‸ Can you ask the city attorney if he can give an apology? Because I don't appreciate that very much.
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I'm not going to say racist things about him.
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You know that's the farthest thing from my mind is being racist. Okay? And I do not appreciate that at all.
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Look, I don't care.
I'm not.
Okay? But somebody needs to give an answer, and this racism stuff needs to stop. Okay?
And
I'll just to mention the chief real quick, I don't care if it had been him or
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man they hired from West Palm Beach. If it was the same predicament that he is in now, we would do the same thing to him. Lying on the application, not putting stuff in there, or somebody's pulled it out because none of it was in there when we sat on the board. So what has happened to it? Can anybody tell me? Disciplinary actions. I've got it right here from Jacksonville if
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want me to read it. I've got it right here in black and white.
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It doesn't have anything to do with racism. So if you want, I'll be glad to. If
you
want me to read it out, it's right here in black and white.
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Okay, no, I'll read
it
out. No,
no, let him go. Let him go.
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It says, the investigation
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questions on his laptop, computer, and hand drive. Just to skip over, it says, Collier concurred with the investigators that he violated the agreement. Then Collier, a 15-year veteran, was charged administratively of unbecoming conduct of obligation of an officer. The undersheriff, Willie Hodges, said Collier's actions were improper. By taking this action, Collier discredited himself and caused embarrassment upon the sheriff's office and the promotional process. And it goes down further.
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he and several other black supervisors tried to help black candidates who passed the written exam because blacks have historically performed poorly during the promotion process. Okay, now, what's that?
I'm
sorry?
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No, none of this was in his hiring package. What had happened to it?
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got pulled out. Somebody's pulled it out. Whether it's the mayor, the city manager, him, I don't know. I'm just saying.
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I'm just saying. Okay. Stay on task.
Okay.
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I'm sorry,
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give everybody an apology.
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Okay, so it's going to be okay if I go online and start calling him names, right? Like he's done to us.
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Point of order, please.
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Mr. Wattell, sir, I thank you. I appreciate your comments.
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Next on the list will be George Brown. City manager.
City
manager?
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Go ahead. I'm sorry.
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I want to respond to his accusation that I actually took something out of the file there. They, the HR did a search of all media on all of the candidates and that was in their file. So, uh, obviously I take exception to his allegation that I took something out of the file.
I
wasn't even involved in the process until I got the, uh, five candidates.
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the information in there. Uh, the first mention of race with regards to, uh,
uh,
uh, their concern on the chief was actually made by one of the former officers. And so, uh, if you go back to the notice that was posted on the, on the, uh, on the, uh, coastal PBA website that talks about race and the allegation that the chief is, uh,
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was made by, uh, a former officer. Uh, but again, uh, I can attest to you and the rest of the world that I didn't remove anything from anybody's package. And I got, uh, a package that was, uh, from an outside third party that had all of the articles, all of the, uh, the internal investigations on all of the candidates.
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I never accused the man of taking it out.
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Oh, okay.
Okay.
You just said, okay.
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Okay, sorry. No. No. Have a seat, ma'am. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am.
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All right, child. Please maintain.
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Just maintain. Mr. George Brown,
sir. Uh, this is a hard act to follow. I'll tell you, ‸ my problems are nothing compared to these folks. Uh, my name is George L. Brown, Jr.
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I love it. I like the peace and quiet. So far, the police have done me real well down there, and I hope it stays that way. Uh, I come here to talk about the FYI article about Code Enforcement Board members needed desperately. There's a whole article on it, and all I can tell you is, why would you be looking for folks when you let the best chairman we've had, and he's been on like 26 years, you didn't reappoint him, Jim Gifford. Why? I don't know. If he did something wrong, I do something wrong, out. But we do a good job, which Mr. Dial knows, because he's our liaison. He sees how we work. Something's wrong, get rid of us. But not to reappoint somebody and put in alternates and all, which we all need. But I see this big article here, and I say, I don't understand it. And you folks have the right, by the laws of the city of Cocoa, to either reappoint or, if you want to go with the law that says you can ‸ only serve so long, which probably I'm guilty of.
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40 years! I've never missed a meeting. I've been to Boston twice, and I got okayed because I couldn't make the meeting. 40 years this year. I'm the same age as the President of the United States.
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And ‸ I'm fighting for my position. I want to be re-elected. It means a lot to me. Everything I own.
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But I wanted it, and I bought a lot, a lot, a lot. Now, I'll tell you, be surprised when it comes up.
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So just stand by.
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We hardly, we couldn't make the ‸ quorum, but we finally did. I had to make probably 80 to 90 percent ‸ of the motions, because the members, it takes time to know how to make motions. You folks that are new to the council, you know what it is. You've got to step up and do it right. You don't want to be, look like a fool doing something. You don't know what you're doing.
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because nobody else could handle it at the time. That's what you call knowledge is power, like ‸ Mayor Mike said. But I just wanted to speak about that, letting people go. I've been told, and you can check on it, that I'm too old and put too much time in. So what about all these people that you get to come on the board here? Are you going to tell them?
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Okay.
Are you going to tell all these people that if you join up and you like your job, we're going to just throw you off if we don't like you? Because
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Thank
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Chair will let me entertain a motion to extend delegations by 20 minutes. No, yes, 20. This is three cards, eight times three. Okay, 24 minutes.
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Thank you.
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And the nays, I was happy unanimously. Mrs. Potter.
Thank you for having me. I just want to speak on the fireworks situation. I'm directly behind Lori, the three people that spoke. And it's been really bad lately, and we just wish somebody would do something about it. I know they live in fear. They have kids. I mean, there's fireworks late at night on days there shouldn't be fireworks. I wonder if their kids are okay. Of course,
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I know that some days I have cats and a few other people in my neighborhood have cats, and they just disappear, and they don't come back for a couple of days. So we would just like for somebody to do something. That's it. Thank
you. Thank you. Yes, ma'am.
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the fireworks. This lady that we're
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‸ Mayor Blake, council members. Sorry, I forgot the introduction. Okay.
Go ahead.
Well, anyway, my concern,
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My concern is that she's escalating. And ‸ I think if she's allowed to continue, she will really hurt somebody. I think it's just a matter of time. And the last time she was in legal trouble, a lot of her behavior ceased, you know, this acting out behavior. But I guess that's when
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I wasn't aware of all the legal manifestations. ‸ And just as a personal thing, I was out in my yard New Year's Eve at 10 walking my dogs, and a firework came at me. I really thought it was going to hit me. And it was frightening. My husband was concerned that debris was falling on our roof and it was going to destroy our solar panels. And my husband also could see that it was aimed for Lori's house at
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And so there's a deliberate attack that really needs to be dealt with. Two years ago, I think she was arrested for going 50 miles over a school zone speed limit. And so she has very little regard for ‸ other people. And that's one of the reasons I feel like she's escalating. You can just see that in her behavior. So one other time I asked you, Mayor Blake, to do something about her, and
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I don't know what you did. But something can be done and it should be done. I just say, please help us. Thank you.
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Janice.
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this problem, is there a certain time of day that this is occurring?
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Well,
she starts the fireworks a little bit before 10.
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then they usually, ‸ other than New Year's Eve, they'll start like about 9.30 and they stop right at 10. She knows ‸ the law. You know, and they
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think they stop at 10.
I'm going to get out there and try to monitor as well.
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experiencing that. Yeah.
But
we'll, okay.
Okay. Yes, please.
I just
want to
make a comment also. ‸ My commander just gave me a text to give me an update on this case. So we did file charges on the New Year's Eve event.
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Oh, thank you.
So
that's what we have with that. Yeah, I think she was in prison at one time and she really doesn't want to go back to prison. So I think when things like this happen, she deescalates. Okay. Thank you.
Thank you,
Mrs. Smith.
Next will be Ms. Bernice Cox.
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still in the audience.
Okay.
Next will be, um, Cheyenne Livingston.
Mr. Mayor.
Somebody's calling my name.
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Sorry. Also, just on that same event, the chief and I were talking, we're going to reach out to the state fire marshal's office and see if we can't get the arson investigation side of mold. So I'll make that contact in the morning with Amelia and see if we can't work this on a joint
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both from the police and the fire side.
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Okay. Well, you've been approved. That's all I'm saying. But, um, um, I want you to fill out a card so you can elaborate about the event. Please, sea of gold. Anyone? That's all. Amen. Amen. Amen. All right. Thank you. Come on. We're in the South. Mr. Livingston,
sir. Hello. Hello.
My
name is Cheyenne Livingston.
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I'm here today to speak about, um, our community, which is,
um,
‸ Crestview Villas. Um, growing up, that was the place to be. Over the years, it has changed drastically.
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year ago, November, um,
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I became a homeowner over there. Um, the unit I was given along with several other individuals that live over there,
um,
veterans and disabled people, um, we were given the units through a program to become homeowners. And we are basically all on fixed income.
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has put in a, um, assessment for us to, um, come up with $7,794. No, $7,751.94 each. And I said, again, we're all on fixed incomes and they knew that when we were given the units. So I don't understand how they expect us to do ‸ so. Um, also what I'd like to address is, um, the crime rate over there, people hanging out, um, that don't live over there, the fighting, the shootings. Um, we really need more policing over there. Um, just driving through the parking lots on hourly or every other hour or walking the grounds. And with all due respect and acknowledgement, um, I will say Chief Collier, he, um, does have an open door policy. This gentleman allowed me to sit down with him, um, discuss our issues. And he did try to, um, tend to them to the best of his ability, I do believe. Um, but there's only so much one person can do, um, given that we have so much going on in our communities. Um, I'm ‸ just asking that someone help us. Um,
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that are homeowners. Some of us, I'll be 59 on the 16th of this month. Some
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told if they don't come up with this money and their place will be foreclosed on. Um, a lot of them, I'm getting emotional here because I'm in this fight for them. It's not about me. Um, they don't have the funds and for someone to property management to tell them to come up with the money, but it just by December the 1st, um, puts them in a panic. Um, and we need some type of help. Um, basically that's all I'm here to ask for. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
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but I just slide one
slide
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over, please, sir. So that we can address the concerns of those citizens. Yes. Mr. Livingston is correct.
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True. And
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comprehend, have difficulty in, in, in obtaining the understanding of the contract because they were under the pretense once they sign it, it's a done deal. And unfortunately, knowledge is power and they didn't get the full grasp of it. So I think we need a, a way that we can educate them. As I told Mr. Livingston, they need to come together as a collective body and present their contracts and the HOAs and just to see what potential, what we can do for them.
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Yes, sir.
Uh,
thank you for Mr. Livingston, Mr. Livingston for coming and, uh, speaking your truth. Um, I know one of the questions I had dealing with some of the issues dealing with crime in that apartment complex. Um, I remember in the past what the previous owner allowed Coco PD to have a apartment, um, as a substation, uh, in that particular, um, apartment complex.
Do
you think miss the, the new owner, Mr. Alexander will be open to that? Yes,
um,
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um,
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that with,
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it did not come to
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And hopefully we can go back to that suggestion and make it happen because it would make a great difference.
Okay. Uh,
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I know before I could be mistaken before you chief, uh, it was the apartment was used for new officers coming out of the academy who didn't have a place at the time. And it was used for just for that purpose. I mean, I think that's something
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they're willing. Um, it could be something that we can look into. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thank you for listening. Okay. Next will be Mr. and Mrs. Lanza. Mr. and Mrs. Lanza. Okay.
Well, my husband doesn't want to come up like always.
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And I'm so glad that you guys have spoken about fireworks. I've been going through this since 2010. That's why I tell you good luck in getting
help with that because
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my neighbor, uh, they throw it every day. ‸ 2020. I came home to my car. It's a brand new car with debris all over it. I had to make a police report. And, uh,
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got fire,
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They throw it. I have a dog that I adopted from the Humane Society. He's terrified to go outside, terrified. And they still take it as a joke. My neighbor goes, I can't help it. Where the debris goes.
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damn trees and see if they light up. I can't help it if they go
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Uh, I'm still living with the neighbor of hell. Um, we did a petition. All the neighbors around the neighborhood have it signed. I still haven't done it, got it together because I've been so sick, but we have it signed. ‸ We want those speakers removed completely out of the back, uh, out of the yard. Completely removed.
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He is like a child. He doesn't know when to, when to stop, when to do. So I did get it signed from everybody. The whole, the only one that hasn't signed it is Miss, uh, Anita and her husband, which I'm sure they're going to sign it because they have come up with me. I haven't gotten a chance to talk to her, but everybody else has signed it. They want us. We want to live in peace. We don't want music. It's not a park. It's not a, you know, black party. We're not in
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We're not in every day, every day.
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and you guys are not doing nothing for me. And this fireworks is every day.
Debris.
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I couldn't even fill up my pool this year because it was full of firework debris. I mean,
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help. I don't know what to do. Um, also never got the calls from you. I called the state attorney.
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‸ the report from the assault when he assaulted my husband. So I want to know what's going on with that because officer Dean decides he wants to put down whatever he feels like putting down on the report.
He
never puts down what we say.
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the neighbor of hell wants to say. He always becomes the victim and I'm tired of that. And if nobody's going to do anything, we'll see what's going to happen. Okay. That's all I have to say. I'm tired.
Thank you.
‸ Mrs.
Lanza. Ms. Brenda Fox. Then after Ms. Brenda Fox will be
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Oh, good day. I'm Brenda Fox.
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Um, I'm not sure if the situation has already been, uh, established about the height, uh, limit that was addressed the last meeting we were here. I just wanted to know
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study done. What did the study say about adding, increasing the, uh, building height
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downtown Cocoa area? Oh, I come from South Florida.
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I'm here because it provided a different lifestyle. And I'm sure other people are here for the same reason. They don't want the same thing that's down in South Florida or what's over in Orlando. ‸ But I think putting up an eight story building in the middle of your downtown area is going to be a, uh, eyesore. It's not going to enhance. I don't know. What is this city gaining from allowing them to put a building up like that in middle of downtown area? So, I mean, was there a study done that proved that it's going
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on 520 right now.
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So if you put that kind of structure there, you'll increase the traffic. Have y'all talked about, uh, traffic? How you gonna get traffic around the downtown area?
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why I moved this way. And if you're going to move, make this community that way, I guess I'd be moving someplace else.
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And then the Sea of Gold.
Well, hello.
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Some of you already know me.
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was injured in 9-11 on the anniversary. And because of that, I was, um,
um,
retired ‸ medically. Um, but I didn't let that destroy my goals in my life. And I started a new program that is called Our Painted Hearts. I've been through a lot. I also have PTSD. Also because of my job and, and a whole lot of things. But during this whole thing, I met ‸ Robert Lewis,
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who has taught me how to paint. And in the process of that, um, it was a therapy that was given to me as a gift, as a blessing. And after two, ‸ three years of working under this man, um, I now have Our
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And they have provided a building. And what I do is provide therapy for free for anybody who has PTSD as myself.
‸ These are just flyers that I've made.
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my program to the city. It's completely free. I have,
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supplies or, um, I'm sorry. I'm very nervous up here. You're fine. Take your
time.
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I've been through counseling. I've been through, um, therapy. And, and nothing does it better than sitting down and having a way to just release those demons in your head. And one of the reasons that I do it every day is because I still fight them. Even though this happened to me years ago, I still fight them. But I wanted to offer it to you, Chief of Police, the Chief of Fire. I've spoken to several dispatchers. Um, we still have contact with them. With this incident with Officer Kelly, it's very distraught because we all work besides somebody who's going through something. And, and my program is completely free. And I just wanted to bring it up to the city council.
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The location is at 315 Florida Avenue.
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They provide the building. They provide the time for me. And they've also just put me in for a grant. So now they're buying the supplies for this program. And again, it's completely free for anybody who needs it.
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Okay.
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Yes, yes, sir.
Wonderful President is here.
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Mr. Chris Webb.
Yes, sir.
I have one with long hair, and then I have one with no hair. Hey,
I got enough for both of you. Thank you, Mayor. Yes, sir. Esteemed council members and, of course, the wonderful staff, support staff you have. Very, very good support staff. Thank you for seeing us tonight.
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of a replacement clock in Thorpe Square. Uh, the original clock was, uh, apparently knocked down or fell over. That was donated by Judge Frank Pound, who was a Rotarian. That's right. Approximately 20 years ago. Well, we would like to donate, uh, a clock there. It's a very similar clock to what the city looked into purchasing. Uh, the difference being it's, uh, Rotary logo on there. Our Rotary Club is getting ready to celebrate its 100th anniversary here in the city. We have enjoyed, thank you. We have enjoyed our partnership with the city, and we appreciate everything they do. Uh, our Rotary Club through the years have, uh, built a pavilion at the Lee Winter Park, as well as the gazebo at Thorpe Square.
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in the city of Cocoa. Uh, as well as,
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And this is where I turn to the audience and let everybody know that we have a concert in the park, Riverside Park on February 11th, featuring Clay Walker.
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Uh, So, uh, we would like to donate this. We'd like the city to accept our donation. The club itself has, is putting $10,000 towards this $24,000 clock. And, uh, we are taking other donations, so we will pay for that. And any of, any and above money that monies that we have, we would like to put into the square there to help improve ‸ that. Uh, we appreciate our partnership with the city each and every year at the concert, with the, uh, police and fire support there. And, of course, with all the hard work the staff does to help us put this together. Um,
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Absolutely. Thank you. Thank you.
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be a part of our great city. We greet you with open arms. Now, real quick.
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want to hand you guys here, gentlemen. And as you alluded to, we are going to have a concert here relatively soon.
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past week we had an event at the Riverfront Park with our very own, our greatest investment, which are our students, our children, our football team who are state champions. I know they are,
uh,
do we have anyone that graduated from my school? Could you raise your hand in the audience?
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I know Frank, don't be shamed.
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Yes.
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lady. Um, we would ask just to consider you all maybe just take a look at it, please, ma'am.
Um,
please, sir, we as a city will do something about it. And then I know I myself as a personal donation, I will look at it as well. So I'm asking the Rotarians to please consider, or at least take a good look at that.
Who can, who do we contact to find out about that?
Uh,
the principal, Mrs. Denise Stewart and Mark Carstens, who's the, um, athletic director. And I'll make sure you get that contact information.
We have that. So we thank you very much. Thank
you
for that. And
there's nothing like Tiger Pride. Thank you very much.
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Thank
you all.
Sir? Thank
you all.
Sir?
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the party.
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Thank you. This concludes this portion of delegation. Rotarians, we love you immensely and we thank you very much.
We love you, Jamie.
Yes, sir. Thank you, county.
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for us. Yes,
ma'am.
Love you all. All right, let's give them a round of applause. All right. Proceeding on to our next item
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Thank you very much, boy. That's what happens when I get ahead.
Okay,
letting them clear off for a second. Thank you, sir.
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Yeah, yeah, man.
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Okay. Next will be the consent agenda item. Word of the wishes of council. Motion to approve. Second.
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Chair's going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. ‸ And the nays.
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Now we can go to public hearing and thank you very much.
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item number 6-1, ordinance number 15-2022, second and final reading, a zoning text amendment to allow printing, engraving, and related reproduction uses in craft breweries as special exceptions uses in the
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District. Uh,
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Okay. So,
ordinance
number 15-2022, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida amending the Appendix A, Article 11, Section 18 and 22 of the zoning ordinance of the City of Cocoa, changing the list of special exception uses in the core commercial zoning district and Cocoa Waterfront Overlay District, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ‸ ordinances and resolutions severability and an effective date. Second and final reading, as you noted, Mayor, also a public hearing item. There have not been any changes since first reading. Mayor.
Thank you very much, Esquire Garganese. Uh, please make note that City Council did approve this ordinance 15-2022 on the first reading, December 13, 2022.
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The City postponed this decision to December 13, 2022. The PNZ board members and board itself recommended approval of
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I was, um, on a, an
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more of their plans, their grounds plan. And that is right next to this facility, right? Where this brewery would be? And so my question is just, there's no problem with compatibility in terms of, um, the nursery area that they, the playground they have planned and all that. That's not a, a problem. Is it?
No, I don't believe so.
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But as these would be special exceptions, so they're individually reviewed based on the application. So if, if that is in existence at the time of the application, then that would be taken into consideration. If they're within 500 feet, they would receive a notice. And if they objected to it, that person could come and speak to that.
Okay. Yeah. And it is within 500 feet, isn't it?
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I believe so. Yeah. They would receive a mailer. The property gets posted.
It
gets, their legal ads get posted. So anyone within that area would have the opportunity to come and speak for or against a project at board adjustments.
Okay.
Okay.
So they talked about having daycare there, so. Thank you.
Thank
you. Any
other questions for staff?
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Seeing none, Chair, we'd like to close this portion to Council and open to the public. Please come forward. ‸ State your name and your reason why you would like to expound on this particular item for 180 seconds. No, five minutes. I'm sorry. Um, for this particular item. Going once. Going twice.
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Council. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion
to approve.
We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Hearns.
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Chair? Okay. Go ahead. No, that's fine.
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call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye.
Aye.
Nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to the next item. 6-2. Ordinance number 16-2022. ‸ Second and final reading related to amending the Chapter 2 Administration Article 7 Police Officer's Retirement Plan Section.
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for
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availability of provisions, repealing all ordinances and resolutions and conflict herewithin and providing an effective date.
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An ordinance of the City Council
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Amending Chapter 2 Administration Article 7 Police Officer's Retirement Plan of the Code of
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Death Providing for codification, providing for severability of provisions, repealing all ordinances in conflict herewith and providing an effective date. This is second and final reading of this ordinance, also a public hearing item, and no changes have been made to this ordinance since first reading. Any
questions for Mrs. Jumaadi?
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saying none,
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If you have any questions, please come forward
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state your name and your address. Yes. Going once, going twice, Chair would like to close this portion to the public and return of the Council. What are the wishes of Council? Motion to
approve.
We have a motion on the floor by Councilman Dial. Second.
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All
in favor by saying aye. Aye. And the nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 7-1. As you all know, I stated it, we wanted to amend, to reflect, we had an additional add-on, which is Chris Davis.
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consider the appointment of Lisa Chance, Josue Oterio, Aurora Ramirez ‸ to fill a regular
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excuse me, regular member seat and two alternate member seats for the code enforcement board. Mrs.
Tomati.
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Yeah, I did call his name Chris Davis. Yes. Thank you.
Yes, sir. As you mentioned, the city clerk's office received an application early after the holiday for Christopher Davis. ‸ So we amended the requested action to consider him as well.
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there's one regular vacancy and two alternate member vacancies. And included in your packet was their application and any supporting documentation each applicant may have submitted. Some submit more than others.
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So let me make sure we comprehend this correctly, ma'am. There's one slot available.
Yes.
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seat, okay.
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Sorry.
And
two alternate. Right. So the person who's traditionally has been the alternate, he or she has the option to fill that open seat, correct? Or, and there will be two alternates?
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Yeah. Basically, when
we're. ‸ The alternate up to the ‸ open.
But both alternates are vacant. Both slots are vacant for that. So what we're looking for is a motion, um, to, um, for one regular member and then two alternate members. And, um, as you mentioned,
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So basically the motion needs to determine which one's going to be the regular and which two are going to be the alternate.
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I'm Chris Davis. I'm president. I turned in my
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recently relocated from. Um, when I
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for board members, I just thought
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be appropriate for me to submit.
I
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you.
Um, so what are the wishes of council? Let's do, let's do, let's fill the empty seat, not slot,
um,
for the code board. Let me, let's do it that way. What are the wishes? I have agency will proceed in this order.
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Um, you go ahead. You go ahead.
Consistent.
All right.
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um, Aurora Ramirez. Second alternate. Um, Mr. Otero. ‸ I'm saying that, correct. Jose.
Jose.
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Sorry about that. Yes, sir.
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Jose ain't
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that way, man.
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We're
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will be
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And we have a second. Okay.
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seat. Um, I
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Um, and I say that because
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issues we've been having lately are, uh, be on a board and, uh, make it Mr. Ramirez as a second alternate.
Okay. Okay.
Let
me make sure I write this down. You're saying who's your first alternate.
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And Mr. Ramirez, uh, a second alternate.
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Okay. Is that it, sir? That's it. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Councilwoman calls.
Yeah.
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He's just recently moved here.
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Um, he served on the, uh, police board to select the chief. Um, he's been active in, in several other volunteer efforts as well. Um, you know, and for a while. Um, and I would agree with Lisa chance. Uh, I would say that, um,
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All right. All right. Is that it, ma'am? Yes.
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And just, just
say one other thing that Lisa chance is in district two. And I went through and kind of got an idea of who's represented here geographically. And, and that was missing. Um, otherwise I, you know, I know Aurora, you know, would love to have her, but, um, in this case to get a, a better geographic distribution. I go the way I just said.
Okay.
Thank you very much. And
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Yes, sir. Thank you. All right. Motion
on the floor by councilman. Go on. Sir.
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Second. Yeah.
Yeah.
You
did.
‸ I
mean, if you want, you
would have to, you got to move.
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but you know, I like, uh, ‸ always like Marines. So I know we have a Marine in there.
Okay.
All right. Now, ‸ just say
one other thing that, uh, he's a native Spanish speaker, which would be helpful.
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thing to have.
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Okay. We have a motion on the floor by councilman.
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in a second by ‸ councilman. ‸ Our chair is going to call the question. All in favor and say aye.
Aye. Clarify the motion. Is the motion for the order?
Yeah. Yes.
Okay. So, and that motion would be
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I
went over the motion. I made it sure, ma'am. I ‸ don't know. Okay. Well, we
had discussion after that. So yeah.
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So now I'm calling the question. Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Is there anything? Am I missing anything?
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Madam clerk, do you have that motion? Motion. Thank you kindly, ma'am. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
And then nays. Nay. Let the record reflect we have.
I don't know. I'll be a nay too. Okay. We
have three yes. Uh, two nays. And the nays are
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Now, we're moving on to the next item. This next item is very unique. And here's the reason why I'm stating to you it is very unique. We all fundamentally agreed upon that we want fair and equitable representation ‸ all the way across the board from each location. Now, um, you have considered the appointment of five of the following applicants to
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One member is Mary Beth Burgess. The other member is Tammy Carter. The other member is Ronald Shabbat.
Um,
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Catherine Stewart, Marcus Wheeler. And we added on Dick Bankhead. Now, I do not
want
it to be all one location. So, we
ask
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that we get more participants and they did submit their names for this board. So, what I'm asking, there should be members here one through four districts. In your district, just take a look at it for a moment.
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you would support and like to just nominate their name. So,
it
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be fair and equitable across the board. There may be one district, potentially because I'm at large, so I can vote. And that person may live in District 1, District 2, District 3, or District 4. Okay. So, I'm asking that each district, and just take a minute to review it, and submit your person. Person's name. Is that approved? Is that acceptable by the board? And let me ask Esquire Garganese.
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‸ It's permissible ‸ if the majority of the city council wants to make the ‸ appointments that way.
Yes, sir. ‸ And the intent is to have fair and equitable representation all the way across the board, because here was a dilemma that we were faced. One particular area submitted multiple names from that one particular ‸ district.
And
not only do we want fair and equitable representation and demographics, but we also wanted to be geographically equitable and ‸ fair across the board. That's a reappointment.
Oh,
okay.
Thank you.
Thank
you very much.
Yes. All right. We have Councilwoman Cost's name. Excuse me. Light on. Yes.
I was going to say I agree with that. I agree with that process. I did want to point out. I went through to determine what districts the current members are from.
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4. So, but I think this ‸ process you're suggesting is fine with me. You know, in this kind of rare case where we have so many great applicants. And with that, should I go ahead and
state
my... You
can state my... Your name, your person.
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Yeah, I'd like to nominate Celeste Corrado. She actually has a background as a planner and architectural designer, and I think she will be a great asset.
Okay. To
this committee.
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I'm sorry. Yeah, we'll just do it that way.
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Actually, I want to go out of District. I'm going to
go
for a retired Air Force.
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I looked it up today. She's actually in District 3.
Okay.
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but I mean, you know, West Park,
Chris
Bankhead, Ron Chabot. I mean, the list goes on. Well, Marcus Wheeler.
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Yes, sir. She was. We added him on at the beginning. Oh, okay. And he's a military man too as well, if I'm not mistaken. Okay,
yeah.
Okay,
here's Goins. Marcus Wheeler. Goins. ‸ Wheeler. Now, as you know, West Park was here last council meeting.
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He's in charge of the UA board. Is he the chairman of your board?
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Yes.
He's currently in. Has
been for several years.
Yes. I think he's currently right now in District Number 2, sir. But he's contemplating, um, relocating. I do not hold my feet to the fire, but I know he's currently in District Number 2. And his father was a former firefighter in the city of Rockledge, Mr. Park, as well. And he's been on our retirement board here for the city of Coco.
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Mary Beth, was she, was she an alternate? She, she, she's
the first alternate. And I wanted to point that out. If she's selected as a primary, um, seat member, that would open up another vacancy for an alternate. So, right. So then
there would
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be two alternate positions. Just to confuse.
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That's, um,
Uh,
Uh,
So
we have it in this order.
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Uh, from Deputy Mayor Hearn, uh, Mary Beth. What is Mary Beth's last name?
Burgess. Burgess,
thank you.
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And now we have myself, uh, I'm a toss up between, uh, Chris Bankhead and, and also Wesley
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I know Chris Bankhead, um,
‸ okay.
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there's gonna be one from the same district.
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Well,
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Yeah. Sir? Ma'am? I
know
that's a confuse this cause I know these, um,
um,
motions get complicated when we have so many, um, applicants versus vacancies.
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like we did the code of who, you know, who's gonna ‸ be the alternate. And if Burgess is the, is selected as a primary, then there, there would be another motion to select, to backfill the second alternate.
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Right, well,
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now I know for a fact that mr. Park is the chairman of the UA ‸ board and I like him I really
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rock and
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have four regular vacancies you have one alternate the Burgess gets one of the regular vacancies, then you'll have then you'll have two alternate vacancies available. So so you're you're you got to determine the four regulars. obviously if Burgess is a regular then that opens up a second alternate so for regular I'm assuming Burgess is
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then
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a second alternate.
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Burgess becomes an alternate or primary
‸ okay all right here we go then this is what I will do I will be go you have your light on councilman goings go ahead sir
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alternate
okay
I can do that
well they all listed each one so and like I said there's four regular ‸ one alternate so out of the five names I would recommend
I
would recommend I mean am I interpreting this right I would recommend a motion to say which one
made a recommendation
okay got you
but
which one's gonna ‸ be the alternate I'm saying out of
those
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five so
this is what I would like to do good golly miss Molly
okay
here we go
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put this down correctly
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to nominate for that four positions that are available correct? The second person would like to be... um
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because we're gonna be here for a night and we might be here for a while man and that's and that's what
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that would have carried us to work uh my second would have been uh
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would be Marcus Wheeler that's my four and I'm looking for a second
can I get ‸ a full four okay yes okay I didn't know you're doing all
that one time i'm sorry
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all right all right all right yeah
that's that's where we're at that all
right
my bad okay all right I'm looking for that's my full four right there and I'm looking for a second you got your light on councilman are you are you second that I don't get a second that will die second you second it okay ‸ all right so we have four people
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and then we can nominate
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call the question all in favor by saying aye Aye. aye Any nays? Nay. ‸ Let the record reflect four yes, one nay. Now ‸ open for an alternate. Is that correct? Yes. Is that correct?
Yes, sir.
Thank
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on the floor now. ‸ second that.
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made a motion for Mary Beth Burgess to be the alternate ‸ okay
so you don't need
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need one more ‸ can I nominate Katherine Stewart
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just think that that's crazy I mean we've got we've got great candidates and we've got people that have been here a while and you look at the variety of people that we have that are already on the board. But what we don't have is someone that has actually done this in a professional capacity that can actually um
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important particularly in light of the article that the city manager sent us this week that talks about collaborating
with citizens, that
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to the table. and that we have an opportunity to leverage that. uh That article,
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know, it talks about the new era of collaboration between government and
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know, a lot of that being
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and also just the, the people that we see stepping up. So, I hope we don't lose that opportunity why would we
understand all right I'm going to make a motion ‸ take a oh go ahead go ahead okay
I've already made a motion about the alternate being uh ‸ Catherine Stewart here's a female that did 25 years in the air force real world experience can think on her feet and we'll do the right thing because it's it's tough to do 25 years
at
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any service and that's why she was my number one choice going in this because of 25 years the united states air force
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uh so there's a motion on the floor for miss Catherine Stewart uh to be the second alternate yes
sir
all right I'm going to call the question uh all in favor say aye aye mayor
yeah well it was the mayor didn't
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you need to vote
there's
a
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sir since I had to step
away from that day as he has called the question yes sir so the motion is uh for ‸ miss Catherine Stewart to uh take the place of the second alternate. for the calling question. All in favor, say aye. Aye.
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board. uh What are the wishes of Council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman Dow. Second by Deputy
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‸ gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor, by saying aye. Aye. and
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unanimously. Proceeding on to the next item, number
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Consider the approval of the resolution. This is a no-brainer.
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I'm saying that right, ma'am? ‸ Give me one minute. Give me a minute. We're gonna ‸ call you right on up, ma'am. uh
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Florida State statute subject to the zoning
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conditions stated in the resolution okay mrs. newton
thank you mr. mayor um as you noted the applicant is in the audience uh we have uh
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LLC. And we are requesting a approval of a resolution allowing the affordable housing land use on that parcel that you had indicated. uh The applicant is
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the current zoning this project would not be permitted without a comp plan amendment and or zoning rezoning of the property. The applicant proposes to develop a multi-family affordable housing project. uh Should the council ‸ desire to approve this resolution, uh the council would need to require the developer to execute a land use restriction uh covenant requiring them to keep the rent uh continually meet the definition of affordable under the Florida statutes. uh You have all of the exhibits listed in your agenda item, which shows the uh concept plan, the number of units, uh the types of units and the sizes of each of the units. And we are requesting the approval of the resolution and moving forward with this property. I would like to also indicate that uh should this get approved, the developer has agreed to donate approximately 12 land acres of land to the city for recreation use. They also have indicated that it will request waivers of the city code regarding the unit sizes when they do come back with a site plan. So we're requesting approval of this uh resolution to move forward with this project. Okay.
Mr. Mayor, just one point of clarification, if I can. um ‸ The resolution refers to attachment one. Attachment one is noted as exhibit C in your agenda package. So I just want to make that uh clarification.
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I think,
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the uh
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conceptual plan and the uh unit layout. Thank
you very very much,
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and the exhibit C. Okay. Any other comments? Any questions for staff before I have miss Rezanka come forward, please? Esquire Kim Rezanka. She submitted
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card. Please come forward, ma'am. I do approve of this project. Let the record reflect.
Thank you, Mayor, members of City Council. I'm here just to answer any questions.
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behalf of the developer, has met with all of you. And, again, I was going to add any comments um that the deed restriction can be taken care of in a development agreement. The development agreement is going to be dealing with the ‸ tree mitigation, the size of the units, donation of land, and any other things that uh that would need to be taken care of in a development agreement. So I'm here to ask for your uh recommendation of approval and vote of approval. And if you have any questions, we're here to answer questions. Okay.
Do we have any questions for Esquire Kim
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Can I
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That's what you want to do. is Make the motion. oh ‸ second. How about that?
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You got that, Madam
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i'm sorry. Let me be professional. All in favor by saying hi. Hi. hi Any nays? Let it reflect unanimously. Welcome, neighbor. i'm forward and working with you. until the hands of the
ground.
Yes, indeed. Let's make it happen. Captain. Okay, proceeding on. Sorry about that, brother. You better speak up, man.
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No comment. uh Moving on to item number
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approved council to accept the Florida Department of State Division of Historical Resources, special category grant, 23, uh decimal point H, decimal point SC, decimal point 100, decimal point
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match for the replacement, repair of non-historic windows, exterior doors in the Leon and Jewel
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Museum of African American History and Cultural at the Heritage
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Center authorized ‸ city manager to execute this agreement. This is a replacement of doors, windows. It's a, um uh
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and Because
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and Do you want to make the motion? Because I will if you don't. It's whatever you want. Yeah. Thank
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so yes, sir.
motion to approve. Second.
‸ One and and three dishes going on here, hunt Two. Number two and number four. Yes, sir. We have a motion on the
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in favor
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unanimously. Okay. um Proceeding on to reports. Any committee members?
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uh City
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sir. Thank you, sir.
um Thank you, Mr. Mayor. um
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And also,
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year for Leon and Jewel Collins for the exhibits there? So we we need to set up some sort of uh ‸ grant opening for that.
mr City Manager, you did say Mrs. Bowman, right,
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said Singer,
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No, just only two. Okay. I apologize, sir. Okay. I'm just writing them down. It's all yours. um
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of african-american History and Culture. As you know, we have received multiple grants for this property uh since 2014,
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to receive, where we can actually finish the windows and the doors on the exterior portion of it. But one of the other things I would like to highlight is the uh the two grants that we have for the displays on the inside of the historic displays, uh one of which is already finished. And I believe, members, you have probably seen those already in the museum, where we had a grant through the state, the Division of Historical Resources ‸ for
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to the museum.
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the the legal case of the the school board uh versus the the school in regards to
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providing uh equitable pay to the black teachers of Brevard County. And so we're working we're going to be meeting with the Florida Historical Society and members of the Harry T. Moore Center
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to uh complete that last part of the grant for the displays. and And then, as the city manager noted, to uh do a grand opening of our museum. uh In addition, the Florida Historical Society has a show that they run on PBS and several other stations called Florida Frontiers. and the leon and jewel collins museum of african-american history and culture will actually be displayed um in one of their florida frontiers ‸ episodes coming up towards the end of this month and which will highlight uh some of the the activities that they are promoting within the museum so we're really excited about getting to the completion of these projects there's been quite a few grants and we're we're happy to continue moving forward to to talk about the history and to educate our community.
Yeah, just, just, uh and Charlene, I don't think that they've seen the, the more, the, the newly completed exhibits there, uh
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think, I don't think they've seen it as a council, let me say it that way. um
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exhibits in there?
Yes, there are. There are several new exhibits that there are some audio, video, and actual displays of historical uh standing within the community. uh Several different artifacts that were uh donated by members and residents within the community. And also a lot of photographs that uh tell the story about some of the classmates, uh the students that were
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And so what I'm suggesting is is that probably some some uh ceremony that includes the public to actually officially um introduce that. we you know Obviously, we still have staffing concerns there, but but those exhibits are there and ready to go.
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uh won't be completed until hopefully sometime. When do we have to actually expend those? uh
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Yeah. So, so obviously we have to complete that by, by October of this year. So I don't know if you you guys want to wait and do those sort of as, as a, one sort of opening there, but the exhibits are pretty interesting that are there right now. And so, uh we'll work on something that, uh that, uh is a community event to actually walk people through that.
Okay. Okay.
And then, and then hopefully, uh complete
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on time.
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staff and your leadership and the city manager is that it sir for you yeah i think
‸ yes additionally uh we are going to bring bring back uh before council uh requests to hold the workshop for the 60 day notice for rent increases that uh deputy Mayor Hearn had uh requested several months ago. We are working to establish that workshop and we'll bring back a date to you in the near future.
My recollection is is that you guys wanted to do that as a workshop, a separate standalone ‸ workshop, as opposed to just an item on a regular agenda. okay
yeah my vote. that you vote, Councilman
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and then, you know, plan the major opening for October. That would be the other way to go, just a soft opening yeah.
That would that would actually be a really nice um addition to their festival that they have there. Thank you for uh making that recommendation. I'll work with uh miss McLaughlin on and the staff on trying to get that arranged.
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I think uh if before we have the soft open or grand open what we're going to do I think as a council we need to I know need for sure I want to walk through to make sure that is not saying I don't trust anybody. But uh we've been here before with photo ops dealing with the museum before and I don't want to have that happen again. When we do this we want to do it big. And you know because a lot of people in the community are really looking for this and they feel left behind because it hasn't you know nothing has
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This is going to be amazing.
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can see it before we get to that point. And also if we can
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But if we can get make sure that we have other
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the process as much as we can as well. um So I would love to help with that as well if I can. Well if you need that assistance and then
that's all I have. Yeah. And just let me let me let me clarify on the Gilbert versus the Board of Education there. We we're trying to put together a team that consists of uh um ‸ the uh Harry T Moore Cultural Center staff there actually they would probably do it under their uh their uh not-for-profit or their consulting services with the Florida Museum of uh
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trying to to to put that together as a team to actually do the exhibit. uh You know the historical society obviously has the capacity of the experience trying to build the capacity. uh And Mrs. uh Millard so so hopefully they'll be willing to uh work as a team on that.
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the five of you to tour uh the building
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and and see and I'll provide you with handouts of all of the the information that we received from the Florida Historical Society for each of those exhibits. A
quick question. mr city manager staff council. um
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I mean, as time progress, we can add individuals names onto the list. So the reason why I'm saying that, because I want all families, because all families matter. and And just because it starts this way does not mean it's going to stop that way. There's other individuals that have contributed to ‸ family members that
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address all the way across this board and beyond and throughout the community. So that's what I'm saying. We're not just locked in with the names or the few individuals, what I'm saying from that. We will expand it.
Yeah, there's there's plenty of room for additional displays there. I'd prefer to take the council through as a council and not individually. So, so we'll we'll do that even if we want to hold off on the on a public event there. We'll do that as sort of a soft opening for the council so that you can see. uh Again, there there are, my recollection is
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I
believe there are six new exhibits plus audio interviews and video representations, interviews and uh overviews of the city. Okay.
And I got one more question. Yes, sir. Please. ‸ I know we did the female village for about my veterans and
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sir. It has concluded. All
rooms are closed on. So the next will be
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Correct.
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They are uh getting an engineer to design a monument type sign that will go more than likely at both ends on the uh east and west sides of of the village that will uh name it the major abbey sweet wine female veterans village uh in partnership with the city of
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Diamond Square and habitat for humanity.
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or a QR code that somebody can scan to be able to get the full bio of major sweet wine.
Thank you, ma'am. Because i we have a veteran here on, as you know, on council. So I want a lot of
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in every what body. So, yes, ma'am. Thank you. Yes, that's it.
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Go ahead. um
‸ Yes, sir. Thank you. I just wanted to um let everyone know that we will be doing informational sessions coming up for our Upstart
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program and Upstart Diamond Square program um we are holding two informational sessions on january 31st one will be at 10 a.m and one will be at 5 30 p.m right here in council chambers we're going to go over um the information about the Upstart program and answer any questions that people may have about the program. all of the information has been updated on the
choosecoco.org
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website as well so there is uh detailed information about the Upstart program on the website, but we will also have the in-person sessions as well.
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question is the dealing with the upstart cocoa now we the number of businesses has grown this year to
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there are three for the diamond square and two for cocoa so five total
all right good stuff okay thank you
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there so on the
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McLaughlin just has the lease to rent portion of the
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anything
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okay no report from Esquire Garganese uh again happy New Year's and happy uh month of January uh we will proceed in this order uh we're
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work our way all the
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number four
so do I point this okay okay
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D4 in the blue um so I had a meeting with I'm on the leadership team with the elevate cocoa we had a meeting this morning um and
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all the more reason for programs like elevate
cocoa
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um that's pretty alarming and of course
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Alice is the I apologize that I
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um
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again, drawing the connection between the increase that graduation rate and that higher education and skills rate and to um
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that were not awarded last year that were available. And the FAFSA application rate
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it's um 81 are eligible. So all of these things again really point to the
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uh coming to a meeting soon and she is going to be asking all municipalities to chip in with two scholarships, Eastern Florida State College scholarships. The, um
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That's certified technical. yeah That's it. um that's it. Right. That's it. So she will be getting ‸ report from her soon, but still an excellent program, still data based and driven.
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Yep. Okay. The
executive director. yeah um we talked about the transportation projects, the ones is taking place
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uh last at the last meeting. This is a 10 million
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project mostly for safety, uh mostly for safety, uh enhancements, uh as well as the bus stops. So this was kind of interesting. I got this for Greg and he can't be here tonight. um but this is what's been approved. So you see pad for the shelter, ‸ possible shelter at these two key locations. I think Sun Home, is that district two?
‸ yes.
Yeah. Here's a picture. ‸ So that would be district two. Yeah,
it's
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um
and then here's the one at Clear Lake Road and Dixon. But if you go back to this list, what really concerns Greg and myself, um people that live in the area, is the
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Now, we have approved the Orchid Lakes, um housing development that's going to be going in there. And of course, the way they determine these things is by the ridership, the current ridership. But we know that, um that ridership is really going to increase there. um and Greg's got ‸ his eyes open and pointed out that with the green federal grants for our roads, that there's potential to use those. So we really need to be in there lobbying um to get those intersections taken care of. And
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on current ridership because I look at some of those corners and I sure
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be riding if I had to stand on that corner with the sun beating down on you. Some of those bus stops are just uh not located well and really uncomfortable for anyone that has to do has to travel that way. um Another shout out to to Greg and to all these folks that just did a great job with over 600 visitors in December to the train exhibits.
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That was a great month for the museum. 600 visitors through there. And then here's an educational opportunity for this dais as well as anyone that is is watching us tonight. um
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to educate on sewers and septic systems and how they relate to the health of the lagoon. So that is that part of the report, but I did want to address some of the things that were brought up earlier.
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do have the the ALICE acronym if you... oh
yeah.
I apologize. I don't know that one by heart. so I used
to know it by
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It's for families who work but are unable to meet the daily needs of their families, which include food, health care, transportation, etc. It's a United Way acronym.
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it's a criteria they use, right?
It is. It is a part of the criteria that they use for some of their programs.
Okay.
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of the things said earlier. um First of all, misinformation and the newsletter I put out the
newsletter i put out
said that there was going to be a zoning change and that that was for 15 dwelling units per acre. Okay, so that was truthful. um
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but secondly, I never said anything about Angela Essing not doing something. It was clear somebody had missed that the coastal high hazard area is one of um our comp plans elements. Our comp plan, I have discovered, is really important. And it's a tool that we would all be well served um by reviewing. I don't know if everybody has a copy, but this is basically our plan for moving toward the vision of the city. And there's the guidance in there.
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the region as well as the state. And let me just point out one more time. I spoke
about this
before, but this, of course, is the Florida Municipal Officials Manual that um our mayor, of course, is is going to be the upcoming president of the Florida League of Cities, which puts out this manual, which is the best practices. And the chapter I'd really like to recommend, if you have no time to read anything else, is um the growth management chapter. Because we're going to experience a lot of growth management. And it gets into not only the hearing the theory, the history of the law, the importance of the law and ‸ the comp plan, as well as how to implement it. um So I'd really recommend that, not just that chapter, but that would be a good place to start. um
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a couple months ago when we had a mass exodus. I really feel like um and would like staff to consider some sort of orientation to that comp plan, familiarity to it, maybe even including that chapter of the floor Florida Municipal Manual, just because
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what, according to
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that was coming forward. And they were quite intimidated by that because they're not familiar with
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comp plan. ‸ they really did not, you know, they really didn't have that ability to do that. And that's what we all need to be doing, um is going by that guidance. uh So I think it would serve us well to do some sort of orientation ‸ that
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so um and as far as the uh self-appointment, the female members, I mean, hey, it's in the eye of the beholder. And I'll
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out there that are beholding this as well. um The self-appointment um and the remarks that um I made no comments as to why I should be appointed. Well, when I appointed um Councilman
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the first time, I was ‸ first one to appoint you. I didn't make any, I didn't make any speech or comments in that regard other than to give you my support with the appointment. And the same thing when I appointed you the first time. um You know, it's clear that there's an attempt to isolate me. And so I'm trying to stay as objective as possible and just argue my points with data and information. That's what we need to do here. And it's just, it's a shame when
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set to serve on the planning and zoning board did not even get in the running for an alternate position. That's a shame.
um
As well as the fact that there are only a couple ‸ females represented on that committee. So ‸ that is the end of my
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Thank you very much, sir. um Next we'll be,
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you were right. You predicted it right. See, you wanted me to say that earlier, but I figured I'd say it in public. She said Dolphins are going to win. I said they weren't.
‸ They
made the playoffs. So, you know, you asked me and I was waiting for this moment.
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over 250 bikes decorated to the max. It was hard to choose again this year. It was a lot of fun, and I look forward to it next year. and uh
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It's
going
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uh I hope everybody had a good Christmas ‸ New Year's, and I hope this year is going to go on the right foot. That's all I got to say. Okay, sir. Thank you very much.
uh Councilman um
Deputy
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uh I'd like to start my report off. uh I promised one of my constituents in my district that I would relay this uh for the council, but she wanted to give a huge thanks to the
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PD um for uh clearing one of the corners that we,
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job on clearing any loitering from that area. um So i I told her I relay that to the council. So good job on that. um Also, I have wanted to ask Mr. Brian Smith, uh can you give an update on the workout equipment? That's going to be installed that Braco
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Yes, it was just delivered. uh The contractor should be installing that later this month. oh perfect. So we'll notify council when that's
Great news. um And
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High School at 5 30 to 7 p.m they're going to be doing a
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community literacy night so there'll be a few members from the community that's going to be there reading with the students. uh It's going to be a family event. So uh
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uh The community come out, enjoy it. And that is all I have for you. Thank you.
That's the yeah that's
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Because
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Right.
That's it. Is that
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right. All right, um so this event um was a event at, uh what's the name of the bookstore? or uh Ebony Bookstore. yes There you go.
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It's a non-profit that bridges the gap between the police department and the community. And our chief was there uh blowing bubbles and reading to the kids. ‸ So I appreciate him for being there, um because I know, you know, it's always busy in the police department. And i thank you for just walking across the street and um supporting the the kids as well. These are the kids and some of the adults um that were there. And my child being bad. um But again, it's another opportunity to allow the kids to see police in another light. um
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uh the same style of grants that we provide here, which is an awesome thing. um So I did a tour in Daytona uh with their city council um and just a few pictures here and there. um Also, I know on the left side you see the photos of different mayors. um I think that's something I don't know if we ever thought about doing something like that, but to show a history um of mayors uh in our city might be really cool. Number one, to not um so we can remember history as well. So they had a wall uh set up with different mayors uh from from the past. um There go some of the photos
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paintings. uh This is the mayor and myself, um ‸ Mayor
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Henry. um he He showed me around the city. um He had a really good time again. um And also some of the, you know, struggles that they have at Daytona uh dealing with new things like hookah lounges and cover bars and all these different things that we're dealing with uh downtown. um Nightlife issues. You know, we they're dealing with some of the same concerns. Police as well. uh The shortage of police, the same thing. Sometimes we get scrutinized for Daytona Beach. uh
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I seen walking in their city hall was 12 openings for the police department. So, you know, again, all the cities are kind of going through some of these same issues. um
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uh
Thank
you for coming to the
event.
um so
so i i was I'm gonna ‸ say this um just to the council. um I just do apologies to y'all uh because um I tell you all the time that I represent you and and I feel um being on council's responsibility. And I
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be cautious on what I do in the public. ‸ And so uh being the the our great sheriff uh has been having a little uh social media spat here lately. um But I stand strong on what I believe. um But I also have to be cognizant on how I move and and what I do in my passion that I have for the community. I'm still standing behind the fact that our sheriff department does not have body cameras. It's like our police department and
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But I called him today um to kind of set the record straight on where we
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with me on some things. We disagreed on a few things. But I think he understands um that I have a passion for the community. And I'm here to fight for my community, especially the special needs community. um So I just want to say that to you guys uh publicly. I don't know if you've seen ‸ some of the things. But um but again, uh I stand strong on what I believe. And I will always fight for uh the citizens. So that's all I had sir.
Thank you very much, sir. um ‸ You guys didn't say anything about the football, man
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um Not all of ‸ I just had a few with you. You guys talk about um
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parade in which our Councilman
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bike parade. uh That's
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And as everybody knows, that's uh Officer Fugu. um He's a great man. He
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Here we go ‸ again. This is the
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of the bikes illuminated in the bottom right hand corner. You can see the lights. A lot of stiff competition. You
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to uh celebrate and emcee
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climbing Jacob's Ladder, thank you kindly that Deputy Mayor. um i I feel like I am the most senior member on council, but I'll just leave it like that. Yes, yes. i have someone Someone a little bit more seasoned than me, but I'm gonna leave that alone. um As you all know, coming through District
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at a greater uh St. Paul, we're having that ‸ memorial worship service. um Saturday the 15th. The 16th, that's when we do our MLK March, our peaceful march, under the leadership of our police department, all the church organizations. I love the diversity of it. That's the beautiful thing about it. Again, we may come from different tribes. We belong to one race. That's the human race. We all are God's children. So the provost, we depart from there at 2 p.m and the um
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keynote speaker was
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So please make note of that. Also here, uh Deputy Mayor, you, Councilwoman
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took place right here, sir? You guys were there.
You guys took over. So ‸ this was uh
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This is their 12 u team. um
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And they were a national champion runner runner-ups. So we celebrated them as well as the high school. ‸ right.
Notice
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‸ Go ahead. Go ahead.
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they
got great rings. ‸ How much do those weigh? That's
a good question.
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have a combination of both. Okay. uh Which is wonderful. Here
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in this. um
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I know sometimes I'm difficult to deal with. I am only human. But understand this. What goes around comes around. You treat me with respect, I'll treat you with respect. I'm a firm believer. I'm my brother's and sister's keeper. And I will do that. Here we are acknowledging our football team. Great job to you all. I appreciate you all for in attendance. That's what Tiger Pride is all about. um The head coach, um uh
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I will not go
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The most beautiful thing out of this, the the the valedictorian, Mr.
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has opportunity to attend either Yale or what is it Harvard. company You guys were there. ‸ Harvard. And this is an exception. And yes, you guys are right. uh Deputy Mayor,
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talking about champions being born here at our stadium, at our school. And
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of these kids from when they were young and
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one. So you have to have that academics. And these are the positive things that we need to shine the light on. Our 52 students will be acquiring scholarships. So that speaks volumes. We just don't use the kid and lose the kid. We use the kid and ask him or her to continue on with their education. And we stand beside them. I have written letters
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schools around the surrounding area surrounding area.
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uh championship trophy. And then if you look next to him, that's ‸ the barbecue bowl trophy. uh What happened to that barbecue? Who are the barbecue trophies, sir? That's
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And the winner ‸ that takes home that trophy. It's been with
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for a while. So,
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in. uh Fine. It's great. Super duper. um
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fallen comrades, um homeless
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‸ were killed here.
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to trick their way
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that will be beneficial to us. I'm at the Space Coast League of Cities meeting. Real quick, I want to make sure you understand this. Each meeting at the Space Coast League of Cities, they will have paid police protection. The reason why there was a scenario, I cannot describe right, just of yet, where a community where all the elected officials are there under one roof. And the problem is if someone, a a radical, terrorizing
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destroy a lot of the local government officials, which would have a direct effect on the county, the entire county. So we were being proactive. So all meetings at the Space code space Coast League of Cities will have paid protection. So that's wonderful. Also, we have the priorities of the Space Coast, what
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level and on a state level. Pertaining to low impact development, low impact development is an alternate way of developing land and managing stone water that is aimed at minimizing the impact of urbanization or natural habitat. our priority number two, coastal control measures. Space Coast League of Cities support legislation that address both the need and the for the slow coastal retreat by the way of moving coastal construction lines west and encourage incentives for local government to use natural dunes.
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requiring investors on utilities, including but not limited to electrical service, telecommunication, internet services, something that has come ‸ and quickly approaching us. Internet services. Number four, the estuary of the Indian River
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used to use at the firefighters located at Patrick Air Force Base.
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require the state to set realistic cleanup standards. Also, last but not least, ladies and gentlemen, um as you know, the state is in is in operation right now. And we're asking that our citizens reach out and touch our state
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Senator Wright, who's our state senator. And we're also going to be dealing with uh ‸ Senate bill 120 and 122, where they're trying to reduce the homestead um taxes. It still has not yet been in front of committee. But the point that I'm saying to you is if they reduce homestead, how do we make up for that revenue that we're going to lose? So we're asking and the smaller cities throughout the state of Florida say that are small. Right. That they will have a direct financial impact. But
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I will keep you abreast. So we thank everyone. But last but not least, mr I'm asking council for morale purposes. You're
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to uh Public Works and Utilities. I'm asking for morale purposes, council. We establish a date and time where we can either cook breakfast or midday lunch for the men and women
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professional level, and I believe in them, and I support them. So
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two days after my birthday. I'm asking you ‸ that. We can strongly consider.
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I don't want to
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it happen.
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I need everyone's cooperation. And if you can't cook, you can provide labor. If you can't walk, you can talk. Whatever it takes. Team
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Chair entertains a motion to
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bless America. Happy
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day. Thank you.