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for a family of four or so. We do have a few, though, and the average income of our households is about 20% of the area median income by household size, so that would vary from $8,000. a year up to maybe $15,000 a year in general. And these are pictures of some of the renovations that are going on, and please, ‸ anyone, stop me at any time, because I'd rather answer your questions than talk about stuff that may not be quite as relevant. We also have Housing Choice Vouchers. It used to be called Section 8. There's many different versions of Housing Choice Vouchers. Once again, ‸ serves the same income limits for our households.
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a fellow called me ‸ from the Melbourne Airport and said, you know, I just came here from St. Louis, and I'm getting one of your units here today. I can pick up the keys, and could you come and pick me up?
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Christmas event down at Habitat for Humanity, or one of the nonprofits, and picked him up, and he had two questions, three questions. I've forgotten the third one, but he said, does the bus take me to the beach? I said, yep, ‸ you can get the bus to the beach.
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slow. What do you think? And I said, well, let's keep talking.
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not a piece of furniture in there but a concrete terrazzo floor. And I said, well, it's going to be a hard floor sleeping on tonight. He said, man, this is fantastic. This is great. Because he had been living in a homeless shelter in St. Louis. So we, at that point, dawned on me,
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And that's what we do now. We have a number of other preferences related to criminal histories and homelessness. A preference for some homeless folks, particularly from Volunteers of America and some of the homeless programs.
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it's sometimes monitored. It shows some of the high waters during some of the rainstorms. And I can't remember if we peel through some pictures of criminal activities that have helped the police department to, if not solve a crime, at least to put more pieces of the puzzle together so that the case is stronger.
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That picture was of a car that was going about 80 miles an hour.
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And they couldn't make the turn and put a hole in one of our buildings. Resident services certainly are a key for us. Serving particularly our seniors and our youth. We support a lot of our children going to the summer programs and after school programs. And likewise have a lot of programs for our seniors. This is a, this is a fellow who committed a felony. There he is. There's our man on the lawnmower. He just is getting ready to stab him right in the eye. Told him he was going to kill him for no obvious reason that I'm aware of. And there's our man with his, holding his face and the perpetrator walking away. It's a horrible situation. But
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have there. We are converting all of our public housing. And this is a little statement about our security cameras. So, I'm
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of saying again what I was just saying. Resident services, of course. And then the RAD conversion. RAD is Rental Assistance Demonstration. It's a demonstration program created by, during the Obama Administration.
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platform called Project-Based Rental Assistance slash, and we're financing the construction with low-income housing tax credits. Project-Based ‸ Rental Assistance is a type of Section 8 or housing choice vouchers. But it is a better vehicle for funding affordable housing because we are in the same ‸ budget pot as our, well, you could say President Trump,
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side of the HUD funding program back in the 60s. So, those funds have always, that budget has always been funded 100%. The public housing budget is frequently funded at 95%, 90%, I can remember 72%. So, even though the Congress has done studies that said, well, you deserve a certain amount of money, Congress then comes back and says, well, you're only going to get 85% of that money this year, which contributes to the way that public housing looks frequently, the landscaping and lack of painting and the money goes into the things that are required, safe gas system, water system, electric system. We had a large Christmas event with numerous, numerous community partners. The kids I saw walking out of that, of the Jolie Smith Center, their hands were full. They couldn't hardly carry another toy. And just jumping around here a little bit, we do do housekeeping inspections of all of our residents, and we're just starting to do housekeeping inspections of our applicants,
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have is folks who bring in roaches and bed bugs and don't keep up the house properly, which then turns into a problem for the neighbors, and it is a health and safety hazard for everyone.
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Village project is going to be about $11.5 million
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construction. Cocoa Sunrise Terrace, which is our 183 units on the south side of town, District 1, you could call it, or District 1,
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on energy efficiency. We could find nothing about solar being encouraged, although I'm sure it would be allowable. So we'll be meeting with them over the next month or two, and we're certainly going to bring up the aspect of solar power. We actually did power some security cameras that were monitoring the construction site. As
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one of the pictures. I am open to any questions at all. I think we're getting near the end of the pictures here. I just want
to thank you because it's just so nice to see that some of the units over there no longer look like your traditional project homes, and I think it looks really nice and I think it really helps that ‸ area of the city.
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So I appreciate what you guys have done. And ‸ I just hope that, and this is something I didn't mention last night ‸ when I spoke with you all, ‸ I just hope that we're educating people with reference to, you know, just because you live in ‸ the project homes or whatever, it doesn't mean that you're exempt from getting out and, you know, just trying to keep the area clean.
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trash throughout our city. And just trying to encourage people that just, you know, pick it up. Let's ‸ be proud of our community
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our city. So I think, and like I said, I hope they're getting some education. Everyone's getting educated when it comes to keeping our city clean.
‸ My theory on that is that we have a lease with all of our residents, and that lease is very strong. People can speed on the public streets. They get a speeding ticket. But if they ‸ violate our lease enough, we can evict them. And we don't lose many cases in the court system. If it gets that serious,
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being disruptive to the neighborhood, arguing or being in a bad mood all the time and scaring other people.
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Thank you,
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I wish everyone a happy new year, and I hope that everyone had a safe and joyful Christmas. So with that being said, we're going to go ahead and move on to the delegations. We have five minutes to speak. Just remind everybody to be respectful of each other.
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I can read.
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My name is Warren McKee.
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live at [address]. I think the sign kind of says it all. Slow down or speed bumps. You decide. Or up to you.
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I'm not here because my neighbor got killed.
Take your time, sir.
I'm here because we haven't done anything to stop that stuff in the past. And it led to him getting killed.
Thank you.
We've got to do something.
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for the last few years, I've been thinking there's got to be something we can do about this feeding on Michigan Avenue.
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talking to the wife, she looked up on the computer,
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the city of Cocoa said that we could petition. We could file a petition. But there was a certain criteria we needed to follow. So I went to all my neighbors that were home.
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an overwhelming majority of my neighbors said, let's go for it. So I'm here to tell you that we in the 2000 block of Michigan Avenue are prepared to petition the city of Cocoa for speed bumps. We are also willing to work with the city of Cocoa. I think I speak for everybody when I say, whatever we can do to make that street safer, we want to do. We have a little more vested interest in it than most people. When Channel 6 came by, this lady sitting over here, walking her dog and is afraid to cross the street. You all want to live that way? Another neighbor on Channel 6 said he saw two diesel trucks speeding down the road side by side. I've
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I've been given the bird by people. I've been yelled at. I picketed. I got a lot of thumbs up.
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But we got that, I don't know, probably 20 or 30 percent that just does not care. Our police force, they come out. They did radar for three days, and they were very busy. Very busy. But they can't be there every day. They can't be there 24-7.
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A lot of pros and cons about them. You know? If you're having a heart attack, you want them guys there as quick as they can get there. Well, they got to slow down for a speed bump. But on the flip side, if I'm walking my dog, and ‸ it's going to slow this clown down, let's put
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in, baby. So, I'm for speed bumps. I'm for two speed bumps, right on that main stretch, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get them, unless you all have a better idea. I wanted to tell you, I met Mr. Lachance's daughter. ‸ She lives out of state. And I told her what I was doing for the community. I guess she's in her 40s or 50s. And she told me when she was a little girl, her father used to warn her about going out near Michigan Avenue because he was afraid she would get run over. We're talking 30, 40 years. And we haven't done anything. Now, I've only lived there for seven. So, but I can tell you what, in that seven years, I've seen a lot more traffic. I've seen, let me find my notes here real quick. I know
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got five minutes. The trucks, semis, dump trucks, wreckers, garbage trucks, school buses, these big trailers, these guys pulled behind their pickup trucks, tree trucks, the ones that FEMA brought in. ‸ They use our street as a shortcut.
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It's not a throughway. It's a residential street. A throughway is 520, 524. So, here we are dealing with all this stuff. The police just doesn't have the manpower. Maybe we need to generate some revenue, give him a few hundred thousand dollars, get a few more police out there.
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know we have a problem.
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that street that could be enforced.
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I I'm kind of convinced that somewhere in the next few years we'll see speed bumps I just people are so hard-headed they won't listen and if I may say one other thing this is cost
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other city dignitaries.
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thank you for your kindness and
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affected by this tragedy on
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and I would just like everyone to know because his obituary mr. Richard La Chance his obituary was in the paper yesterday and there will be a funeral mass on Friday January 18th at the
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donations could be made to St. Vincent de Paul Society
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you for being here and and and activating your community and I'm not sure what how I know we've been monitoring it I'm not sure what kind of data we need before stop signs kick in or how that works. But are you able to?
That's something that's, it's gonna ‸ come back to us I know there's yeah they're they're collecting some data right now. And then as soon as that's done, we gonna well, our staff will determine what's the best approach to take with it but but we we we hear you we understand I've been out there I've I've looked at it I've driven it I was pretty much almost ran off the road because I wasn't I was going to speed limit I know what's happening there it's been going on for
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well only thing I had was um this question for the city the manager. What about changing along with stop signs or
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changing the speed limit when you come around the curve
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Cocoa High School I think going into the residential area used like you stated it was
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point?
Well, there's a 15 mile per hour coming in that little
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before you get to the residential, and then it changes to 30 miles an hour.
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there is right there in that little bin it's 15 miles an hour
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it's 35
‸ But then it turns when in that little bin right before it gets to the residential area. It's 15 miles an hour, and then
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since you're talking about that I'm amazed that we have a speed limit at 30. And the police won't pull you over until you're 35. They won't write you a ticket
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But we're gonna ‸ If we can't enforce it, why have it? It's like all these other laws. Yeah.
But with the data collected, we're gonna ‸ come up with a good solution. And ‸ but this is not, this is not going away anytime soon. So. Is
there any way you can make me a part of that process so that I can keep my neighbors informed of what's going on
yeah we would definitely keep you informed
yes I'd like to be a part of the process so I know what it takes I mean if I got a volunteer to
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but but yes we will make sure that you're, ‸ kept informed and all the residents, over there that could be informed about what's happened and what's going on. But this is not going on
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you guys just start a petition you do it
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certain criteria that you guys require nobody
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to go ahead and get that process of going just in case you guys drag. oh oh definitely.
oh you definitely want to do that yes yes without a doubt I thought that you guys were going to be doing that anyway but okay yeah
well we're on the same page I think. let's just get her done Yes, sir.
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I'm here just going to ‸ give you an update of the 2018 turkey dinners that we pass out every year. Just a quick little history of it. We
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He was just wanting to help out a couple families, and then it grew, and
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union took over. And
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dinners every year. This year we started off
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extras that came in. ‸ So we
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know, that all the requests are they're all Coco citizens so we're able to pass out 118 we had four no-shows.
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And each dinner consists of a frozen turkey, 13 to 15 pounds, potatoes, stuffing, vegetables, and a dessert. So it's pretty much a full dinner. We couldn't have done it without the the help of fire administration and and the citizens, and and also a lot of people, a lot of
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But there was a few people that went above and beyond I just kind of want to give credit where it's due Larry Sinclair donated 40 turkeys Dave Lightholder donated 40 turkeys I think there was a competition going on there, so we like that.
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50 raffle, and they they donate half of the proceeds to that. and then we had
an anonymous citizen.
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he wanted to stay anonymous but he walked into the station on Dixon and gave $500 cash he wouldn't tell us his name didn't want to give us his name so but we were very appreciative and mostly I want to give a lot of credit to our administrative secretary Joanne Soper you know without her she's kind of the hub she's there every day she was taking requests she really did a lot
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the city that ‸ that donated turkeys, we really appreciate it. Generally speaking, every year when we get the the all the requests in and
we
get all the donations in, whatever we need to pick up, the Union picks up this year was great we actually had an excess of money so it was seems like it was everybody's very generous this year. So going into next year, we got some money moving forward. So it was a it was a great year, and if you have any questions I'll be happy to answer them
thank you and thank you to all the folks that donated and volunteers
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I'm gonna ‸ come back probably the the second meeting in January or maybe the first meeting in February and we're gonna ‸ give you the stair climb results that was very successful and
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speak on that behalf. And then just one last thing, we have a donation to the PALS program Miss Warner said she'll take the the donation I'm gonna make sure that it gets out to them
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thank you and be safe
reminder chief
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next we have Amy Thompson please give us your name and address
well good evening everybody my name is Amy Thompson I live at [address] that's in district 1 first
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like to congratulate the new mayor and mr.
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I live
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that is let me tell you I lived in I live in a house been there for about five six years now it's right next to the
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right ‸ across the street from the Salvation Army the
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shelter also adjacent to the homeless vets let me briefly tell you a little bit about myself and my family I am a registered voter
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up in
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ambulance I'm a stay-at-home mom with a two-year-old I take care of a disabled parent.
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and a heart attack
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My husband works full-time and he's also a Navy vet 14 years and I also worked as the director of operations for a local ambulance company up in New England
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the violence the drug dealings and the prostitution in that neighborhood the recent double shootings that happened on
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I shouldn't have to sit on my couch and hear ten consecutive gunshots followed by a bunch of
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and people running down the street
I've
dealt with a lot of stuff in that neighborhood I've witnessed fights, drug deals, and sexual acts being performed not only in my front yard but up and down the street I can't even bring my son to Prospect Park and Fern because of the amount of people that hang out and do things that they're that aren't suitable, not for a child but let alone anyone else. They have littered and
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that playground as their own personal bathroom, finding drug paraphernalia and just copious amounts of litter and people sleeping under that pavilion I spoke to many people in that neighborhood ‸ and they're they're done with it we want our neighborhood back
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because people can't seem to find garbage receptacle in that parking lot that is adjacent to my house
I've
called CPD numerous ‸ on numerous occasions for different things I just want to tell you that the response time is horrible
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get there when they can to me it's unacceptable
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out but they don't want to have to explain to the DOT why they needed backup it's all about numbers it's a number game
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It's a very scary thing to the community because
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had lots of conversations with hard-working families in that area. There's lots of us that have families, that have little kids that want to use that park, that want to walk their dogs up and down the street and not feel like we're prisoners in our own home, in our own neighborhood. For fear of gunfire, fights breaking out, or even being solicited by
a
prostitution and homeless people
there
was an incident about two years ago at my house about approximately 1 a.m. in the morning
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on my porch because the prostitute was trying to seek refuge because she upset her pimp
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That shouldn't have to happen to anyone regardless. No person should go through that. I could go on about the safety and the cleanliness in the neighborhood but I don't have enough time I just want this neighborhood back it's a good neighborhood there's lots of hard-working people that have ‸ been there for a long time, but
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being overrun by the crackheads, by the prostitutes and people that just have no right being there. People want this neighborhood back. It has potential. finally I want to
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that if this is not a bashing on CPD it's a safety concern not only for my family but for the neighborhood I truly and fully support all first responders believe me
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thank you
thank you ma'am
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I
had a discussion with chief about this same situation this was last week
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happened so I'm disturbed just as much as you are a lot of things have been happening ‸ last ‸ say maybe five to six weeks that's been pretty rough in the area we have an issue on fern and prospect have been going on for far too long I agree ‸ so that's something me and chief talked about We're gonna ‸ get together this week and try to strategize. We're gonna ‸ need help for the community. I would love
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nothing more to get out there and walk the streets and talk to people and try to put a stop to this I'm all for my community right now I don't have a choice to leave so my thing is if I don't have a choice to leave let's make it a better place not only for myself but for my family and I see a lot of hard-working people elderly you know
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two doors down from that shooting and that there is no reason it's so unacceptable that people hang out there and loiter every day every night on both sides not only at bald heads but at Pete's it's unacceptable you move on
we we got to that I appreciate it and
if
I
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can't see and I'm sorry I haven't seen a police presence since that shooting there was no police officer sitting at
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heads nine o'clock in the morning the day after that's unacceptable to me and I'm sorry
if
that happened at 9 30 in
the
morning my kid was playing outside there'd be a big issue on their hands big issue ‸ more than what there is now I just want the neighborhood and I want to take it back but
we will be reaching out to you ma'am thank you yeah I
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will thank you guys so much and I appreciate it thank you
thank you next we have Reverend Dennis
good
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talk about ineffective leadership in the black community I was in here in 2017 2018 it is 2019 about unarmed black people being victims of excessive force by the Cocoa police and no one is being prosecuted for these actions this is a new year and we're going to have a new strategy on the end and the foolishness that's going on as far as ‸ what the lady just said we want to
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of them all of them at least twice a day that would get the drug dealers out and keep them out if somebody drive up and see a K-9 with a police officer in the park, they're not going to stop there to buy any drugs. They're not going to stop there to try in the prosecution either.
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is that police abuse in the city of Cocoa is a serious problem in 2002 Chief David Crawford was
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has a long history that
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defy all attempts at edification. The latest crime, a caller is shot through the officer's windshield who had committed no crime, but called the police for help. He was not a suspect,
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Seals a threat. No police department in this country is known to be completely free of misconduct, but it must be filed locally.
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42, police misconduct
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officer can use the necessary force to make an arrest, but to shoot someone through a windshield when there's no threat is the act of a coward. If you feel for your life, you're in the wrong line of work. The bias case should be given to the state attorneys for prosecution, and we're going to insist on it because we are talking with the FDLE each week Reform and new leadership is needed. If a football team is losing the games, you don't fire the team, you fire the coach.
thank you sir um
Ms.
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um Candace Rogers
Candace
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before we get too much further into the new year, let's go back and kind of catch up on some unfinished business on April the 10th former mayor Parrish asked mr. Garganese to determine the easement between the Riverwalk and the Lee Winter Park has that determination been made
um
‸ which easement
the boardwalk
the boardwalk
connecting the river the Riverwalk or boardwalk as you may
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to Lee Winter Park and then reconnecting with the rest of the Riverwalk
the um I did speak to the
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Manager about that and looked into the easement document. And if we're talking about the the same place it's been some time now, um if we're talking about the easement that runs along State Road 520 and then down the um the
um
small driveway towards the um um um river riverfront right? that That's the easement? that
connects
The sidewalk
connects to the Mariner ‸ Right.
parking mariner Mariner parking lot. That's that's the easement document that
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because
the 2005 settlement states the marina granted the city all easements that would be necessary to allow the city to complete the riverwalk between
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and I couldn't understand how that was going to connect to the boardwalk the boardwalk is public boardwalk
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put up a fence and a gate so there is no access to the east side north or south of the marina
can I just I really want a legal determination I think we
did look at
as the staff member that presented before the governor and the cabinet on this issue
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to the settlement agreement mariner square was not one of the parties correct
they don't own the land
so and the the perpetual access easement is over the
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paid for. And then when they ‸ sought to convert the slips from public to private, public
to private the
part of the settlement was that, you know,
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would have all access. and the But we would get that perpetual access easement. It didn't include the Mariner Square and or behind that.
Right. ‸ However, the Mariner Square was not part of that since they don't own
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allows the uplands to
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owners the Whitley's and they gave me the history which I did present to the council but this is not I'm chewing up my time here so I want to kind of move along I think we need a little better definition because it seems to me that once they put the gate up, it's kind of like the gauntlet had been thrown down. And so that then brings me back to what was the supporting statistical documentation for the relinquishment of all the public dockage at the Cocoa Marina as referenced in the settlement agreement. And this would be something you'd have to come back to me on. It's on page 12 item 12 excuse me page 11 through 12 and
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as to who owns what and I would like to get that clarified so
the settlement agreement I think if you read it is if they would demonstrate that they had so many slips available
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I believe it was a three year period
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the settlement agreement happened at the precipice of the recession.
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statistical documentation
they provided that and I would like to
see that and
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to find it
what I was trying to get at is they were able to accomplish that by virtue of the recession nobody was buying the condominiumized slips so therefore all the slips were available so they could demonstrate for three years that
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did they advertise that
what's
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I mean did they advertise that the docks were for rent because that was part of the agreement that they would have it and even if the city had the choice even if they could show it but they didn't necessarily have to relinquish relinquish those docks the rental docks but that we could sit here and chew up more time and I want to move along because that's just an issue I think we need to have clarification on At this point,
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requirements that they are to fulfill if we do the mooring field, whether
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think we should have a conversation with the marina ‸ to reestablish what it is that they actually owe the city and to make sure that we have not given up the access to the public to the boardwalk
okay the access is there and actually the liability for the the amount owed is still listed on our CAFR I mean in our on our balance sheet and and I want to say and it probably it's probably been four years since it was looked at
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Anthony you and I
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anyway we met with them I want to say four years ago and at that time they did not have the the funds to pay they paid they made the first installment and they made the second installment but there is a balance due we continue to carry it and
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have more than what we are going to have something if we don't ask for it we won't get it I think we need to resolve that it's been 13 years recession is over yeah
but that that's something we were going to be addressing but
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yet because I was a part of the original team that actually went before the governor and this cabinet for those slips that we needed the public access this
is not a criticism this is saying let's revisit the history and reestablish and
I think if you don't mind Candace's point is that I mean they have put a gate up
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‸ that's a real problem in terms of us making the most of that boardwalk and the ability to go.
We
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well but there is enough room is it not
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and so many feet up beyond that if we didn't even ask if we could have come across there and say you thought you might be offending the condominium offices which that's actually landfill they just where their building is is what's there that's it We could have said, well, we'll give you some extra lighting for security because they have a homeless person behind their dumpster there that's made it his home. ‸ They call him the urinator. excuse me so anyway actually
the former redevelopment program manager did reach out to Mariner Square and they were not interested in providing access that's why they had the gates up
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to where I mean I mean
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through a gate there they've always had gates up and then they put the other up but
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around and then we were there
well last year when I asked about this nobody had said they had been contacted just to have that on the record and that was last year so anyway if we could just get some clarification on these points I would appreciate it and then the last is is there a city ordinance against sleeping and camping in city parks
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I don't believe remember okay
because many residents that I've heard
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sleeping in the parks and they made the remark well I don't think they're doing that down at river
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do not have it and we do have it created, then I would like to have signs made stating such. Thank you.
‸ Next we have Mr. Demetrius Waters.
Good evening everyone. My name is Demetrius Waters.
I
live at [address]. I am a community activist, a community advocate, single father, retired veteran, disabled. Today is a very sad day for me because I
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been deeply anguished about what I had to come and share with my fellow
citizens as
an evaluator and as a community advocate of District 1 and the Diamond Square Grant. Today
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coming to ask you, one, to reevaluate the Diamond Square Grant from 1998 to the present day. At the same time
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coming requesting of the Mayor and the Economic
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the original charter
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to suspend all members of the Diamond Square Board and have them not be retained under term limits.
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Councilman to
remove under
the original charter and easement to create this district. Two, remove
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the Diamond Square Board. The rest of the requests are listed with the Clerk of the Court.
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notary form,
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who have ethics and not political speediness will overlook that F. But I would like to sit with
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points to make it a
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to make it a
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to end this conversation.
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We done.
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no more. We done. So, go back to those special interests which they used the 19, excuse me,
and
they used the 2008, which the City Manager is fully aware of what I'm speaking of, to justify their meaning and position within the Diamond Square. It's over. The party's over. They're chasing us from the county and the party's over. There will be no more stealing. There will be no more lying. There will be no more misleading and there will be no more petting. The party's over. Thank you very much.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you,
sir.
That was all we had with reference to delegation.
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Second.
We got
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed. All right. That passes 5-0. We're going to move on to public hearings, which we have two items that...
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23rd of January the 23rd, 2019. So, we're going to move on to Council business. And that is to confirm the
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And we have administrative services here.
Yes, sir. I don't believe Mr. Cole's in the audience. I ‸ don't see him.
I think he's out of town. Oh, okay. Yes.
He served on this committee since... on this board since 2013. So, he's requesting a new term through 2022.
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in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? That passes 5-0. We're
going
to move on to city business.
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the 2019 budget and a budget transfer for the purchase of an under budgeted capital item,
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the Community Service Department
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Public Works Director.
You stole my thunder. I'm sorry, sir. This is for a replacement vehicle that was not budgeted because it broke after the budget was approved. We've located a vehicle that would fill the need and found money in the budget for this vehicle. So, we're asking for Council to approve the purchase.
Thank you, sir.
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Aye. Opposed? Passes 5-0. Item number 2,
on
the city business. Thank you.
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capital threshold into ‸ operating account to assure a project budget due to the purchase order rollover under budgeted funds through the use of water and sewer utilities and general funds contingency reserve.
Thank you, Mayor.
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This ‸ item addresses an accounting reclass basically. Council approved the modification of the definition of a capital asset. And so, by that change, it makes certain expenses go into different account numbers. So, this agenda item is reclassing those things that were adopted under the budget as capital items to operating items. In addition, there were some items that were found to be incorrect through the budget rollover. We left the purchase orders open for the first time this fiscal year, and we had to reapply the budget for those items. So, this agenda item is addressing the correction of the errors that were found from that process. And staff is requesting approval for this item.
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All
in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes 5-0. My third item on the city business
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amending the fiscal year 2019 budget to reallocate funds
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reclassification, R&M, project WS-19BB to the new capital project. Mr. Utilities Director.
Yes, sir. Thank you. Just a quick summary. If Council, some of you weren't on Council, but the bond resolution that was approved for the $40 million bond that we got last year, last fiscal year, has a clause in there that allows us to adjust capital projects as necessary. This particular item that's before you, the item that was identified as a capital project, and in fact once it was bid, was, you know, was a lot less than what was anticipated. So it doesn't really fall, you know, in the category where we would want to push bond money to it. We're going to cover that with the revenues. And so we've got a different project identified. And so the money is exactly the same. We're just changing the name of the project. And we need your authorization in order to do so per the bond resolution. I'm going to answer your questions if
you
have any.
Thank you, sir. Those wishes of the Council.
Motion to
approve.
We got a motion by Councilwoman Kosh.
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Second.
Second by Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed?
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I'm not going to read this whole thing. It's a multi-year contract.
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Mr. Public Works Director. This is ‸ reference to the RFQ.
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Yes, Mayor and Council. I don't see my little PowerPoint here. I'm going to look back and see
if the
fabulous IT department is here.
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I get started. This is a somewhat complicated agenda item.
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City staff has been busy with the design build procurement process.
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The consultants interested on the first go-around sent written proposals. Staff met, ranked those, and then we had a presentation phase of the project.
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And so we're asking ‸ for Council to number one, approve the design build ranking recommended by the selection committee.
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with
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This was based in response to RFQ 19-07 COC.
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to negotiate a guaranteed maximum price and construction schedule. Authorized city manager to enter into a guaranteed maximum price design build contract with W&J. Sark and Construction Engineering Group.
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Community Center. In addition, an amount of $150,000 will be reserved for construction contingency items over the negotiated GMP. The contingency amount may be increased if the final
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service contracts up to the contingency amount authorized by city council. Number three, approve the attached resolution that memorializes a city manager has been authorized to negotiate and enter into
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And authorize a city manager to issue purchase and change orders and additional contracts related to the project set forth in resolution 18-659. Basically, we've gotten a soft GMP from the
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The building is designed at ‸ approximately 40% completion. We're asking council to allow the city manager to sign a contract to actually perform the construction. This is for phase one. And let me see if the clicker here is going to work. Phase one is shown in the drawing here in the bubbled-in area. Basically, it includes the building of approximately 15,000 square feet. Related site work, which includes a parking lot of around 25 spots. This gets us started. So, if there's questions or concerns.
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I know I talked to the city manager earlier and ‸ the assembly staff,
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But I know we have a selection committee. I'd like to, in the future, if we can, if you can, in our package,
if
we can get ‸ the names or the individuals that are all part of the selection committee, as well as how they rank the ‸ different committees. I mean, that's just some information that I'd like to see. And ‸ then
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know how the ranking is done and how the process goes, but I don't know if the other two, the new council members know.
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don't have it or if the city manager had to address it with them so they'd know how they're ranked. And just if we can do that the next time, you know.
Right.
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know.
Yeah. But if we can do that just for their information so they know how the process works, that would be really nice. But with that being said, is there any representative here from W&J or? No? I don't think so. Okay.
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That's correct. They did station one as design build and we did stations two and three as direct bid.
Excuse me, Mayor. Just for clarification, you want the ‸ scoring sheets and the names on all contract awards? Yeah,
just so we can see how they, how it breaks down who, I mean, who was a part of the committee, how they scored them. Just because we've had issues, ‸ I know, before and I'm not saying that we're going to have ‸ issues now, but it would just be nice to see that and know.
Okay. I just want to make sure because purchasing is under me, so that information will be supplied by my division.
Yes,
ma'am. Thank
you.
You're welcome.
It's just a little bit of accountability, that's all, and just transparency.
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So, okay. All right. Any comments or?
I have a question about the contingency amount.
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for the contingency?
The way it's anticipated right now is the cumulative change orders would be that amount. Right now we are looking at some changes to the building to increase the square footage, and chances are we may not be able to get the building with the value engineering, savings, plus the additional cost for the additional square footage. So it's probable that we'll be back with a little revised site plan that may be a little bigger
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I know the county has indicated, and I think Nancy can better articulate, but the county has indicated their willingness to participate with the relocation of the Brevard Community Action Team.
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needs is something, and we just had a meeting yesterday and got an understanding of the additional 2,100 square feet. And then Nancy is going to be working with the county to find out to what level they can participate.
Thank
you, sir. Anyone else? Mr. City Attorney, I got a question. Should we approve this as, depending on what we approve or disapprove, should we go item one, two, and three, or just as one? I
want to ask you.
If
the
council's okay with the recommendation, you can just approve the item as recommended. Okay.
Okay.
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by Council, I mean Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. 5-0. We got our, thank you, sir. Appreciate it.
Thank
you.
What's the date on the completion? Is that, I remember, I think it said December? Is that
correct?
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Gotcha.
Thank you, sir.
And then we got our information agenda with the, it's all under the finance director. That's just for, just what it is. So.
So,
yes, the committee. Yeah, advisory boards and committees. Anyone need to come forward and, and speak? No?
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Okay. Now we're going to go to city administrations.
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Yes, sir. Our contractor, Goodson Paving, has started disrupting people's lives.
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We
get
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very little notice because the milling machine, literally about 50 feet long, very high demand and our job is very small. So when they get it, they got it. Yeah. They, they started milling. They've already begun installing curb ramps and so forth. They'll be
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into the village. So,
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streets downtown. Oh, okay. Thank
you, sir.
It's
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Anything else?
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Mayor and Council, I would like to provide you an update on the FEMA claims related to Hurricane Matthew and Hurricane Irma. To date, the city incurred approximately $543,000 for Hurricane Matthew.
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and actually received money from FEMA of about 65% of that claim and there's still about $123,000 that staff is working with FEMA trying to get the money out of FEMA for the costs that are incurred. With Hurricane Irma, the total costs were about $3.6 million.
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date we received approximately 10% of that claim.
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we did actually receive notification in the last week that there was another ‸ $12,000 obligated towards the $4 million claim. So I just wanted to inform the council that that's where we are with the hurricane claims. Okay.
Thank you. ‸ Chief.
I just wanted to quickly thank everybody from our citizens to council to staff that helped us out during the month of December with all of our events, the toy drives, the shop with the cops, everything that we did. I just want to say thank you very much without the cooperation and participation from the community, from everybody who helped out, it just wouldn't get done. So thank you. Yes,
sir. No reports? No reports? Thank you, sir.
I just want to remind everyone about Friday, 7.30 in the morning is our annual economic development breakfast. So hopefully you've all RSVP'd and we look forward to seeing you there.
Thank you, ma'am.
No
report tonight, sir. Thank
you, sir.
No report, sir.
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Ms. Sheely.
No report.
Mr. City Attorney. No report, sir. Mr. City Manager.
Well,
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Uh, ‸ first, uh, I provided you all a copy, uh, this upcoming Tuesday, January 15th, at the Palm Bay City Council Chambers. From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Brevard County Legislative Delegation is holding their meeting. And, um, well, a general request in nature, uh, we kind of outlined, um, one, that obviously we would like the legislature to stay in their lane, if you will, and to respect, you know, respectfully oppose any legislation that opposes,
uh,
erodes or preempts municipal homeowner
and
the
federal
authority, uh, allowing you as a local elected officials to make decisions at the best interest of, you know, our community. We live local.
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Uh,
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out that already has some concerns. Um, to, uh, the, the city, again, continuing to express its support for legislation, providing for enhanced coordination and
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It's not just a Brevard problem. It's a regional problem. It's a state problem. And, I would also say in large measure it's a federal problem.
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was funded by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. Um, the city seeking legislation that would modify the existing community contribution tax credit ‸ and,
uh,
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provides
specific statute there to enable local government participation in housing projects. And, that they would basically, essentially administer, structure, and, and run the program similar to the voluntary cleanup tax credit, where
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Uh, as you, as you all are aware, the, the, the, the,
the
city has supported and continues,
uh,
several
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Uh, so we are requesting the legislature to continue supporting the Community Schools Program, initiated, uh, and administered by the University of Central Florida Center for Community Schools and the
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And then finally,
um,
the city's support, you know, sort of legislation to protect, enhance, and improve municipal, you know,
municipalities
use of community redevelopment agencies to carry out redevelopment and community revitalization. So,
um,
we, uh, provided this to our lobbyist as well.
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don't, uh, at the meeting,
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And then, uh, the other, a couple other items.
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to the police community, the police community relations advisory committee. And, uh, pursuant to the resolution,
uh,
2018-097, each council member, you know, shall have one appointment.
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And finally, uh,
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member of a civic organization as defined in the resolution.
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Uh, and just, we, we're,
we're
requesting you identify your nominee and have that person submit their application. The chief's been working on an orientation program and, uh, because they're quarterly meetings and we want to get them going, having that first organizational session. And then, so, um, if you could,
uh,
we would like to have that first one in April, um, working with the councils or the, the, uh, clerks, uh, calendar. And the one thing I do want to add in the chief will be, um, probably, we'll probably have to work with the city attorney to come back to look at the one of the requirements that we made regarding dispatch as it relates to some of the access to criminal justice information and FDLE requirements. Uh, maybe the exposure and understanding by virtue of the orientation, but there was also a requirement, you know, for so many hours of ride along, so many hours in dispatch.
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So, um, we'll work on that in the meantime, but we would still like to get the board constituted, have the attorney come in and go over the, the proper rules and procedures,
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we did with, we do with any new board.
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you know.
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Uh,
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was that person resided in your district. It's each council member had the, uh,
um,
to appoint a member.
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So, and then, um.
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What I'll do is, uh, we'll
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because we're trying to, ‸ you know,
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that first meeting date and then we'll kind of back it in there.
But
I mean, I would say if you could get them in by February,
I
mean,
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for that first meeting in February or
about
a month from now. That'll work. And if you need more time and just, the idea, the fact that we, ‸ the orientation program, get to work with the city attorney's office to schedule and work with
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orientated, uh, is something that we need to do in addition.
So,
uh.
Uh, and I know we're gonna ‸ do it, but we, I just wanna ‸ make sure that we, we're very clear and then we make sure that everyone knows the purpose of this, this, um, advisory committee because I, I think some have some ideas of what it's about and it's not, it's nothing like they think it's gonna ‸ be. It's, uh, and, um, the reason it's taken this much time is because we're just getting into office and there's been a lot going on and we wanna ‸ make sure that whatever we do, we're doing it right and, um, that we're, uh, we've
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uh, and we're not rushing to do something and, and, uh, and,
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And,
and,
and I will, uh, or maybe I'll ask the city clerk to send out resolution 2018-097 to each council member because this way,
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the mayor indicated,
it
does, uh, align the purpose and their roles and responsibilities.
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requested to receive, uh, the police department daily reports and news releases and, um, and it, it's an individual preference. Uh, we'd just like to have, uh, you know, to, to let the clerk or the chief know and we'll make sure you're added to that list. Some are fine with just the text alerts, some want the daily reports,
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the news releases. Just let us know what your preference is.
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are aware of that. Um, uh, there also has been expressed interest in relocating the existing mayor and city council office from the first floor located in the city clerk's office to the third floor. And by way of background, there was originally an office on the third floor. Uh, it was infrequently used and many, many ‸ past members met with constituents.
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office in that existing office. Uh,
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analyst and the grants administrator, because we hired a staff account and we had a supervisor that didn't have a, uh, an appropriate office. Uh, we did, you know, had to rearrange and kind of reorganize.
Uh,
HR used to be when city hall was built, HR was on the first floor. They're on the third floor because the expansion of customer service. We've had to move some things around.
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and council office back to the third floor. That's the consensus of city council.
So
just trying to get that consensus.
Yeah. I'd like to
see it
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city attorney have an issue with that. And, and I know there's some that don't want it, but I know I've had probably, I probably spent, uh, close to, God, I can't tell you the hours that I've spent up here at city hall and meetings and, uh, within the last couple of weeks.
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I mean, I've met with some individuals when there was other individuals that was coming up there and need to talk about some utilities issues. So, um, the, the original intent when the city hall was built was for the, the council office to be upstairs in a secure location.
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And, uh, I was a part of that, that whole discussion when that happened, when the city hall was built.
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If you like to meet downstairs, you're more than welcome to meet downstairs in the clerk's office.
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But I, I like having my privacy. I like being up there when I'm talking to some of my constituents and, and some others about city business.
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a secure area. So,
um,
with that being said, I'll, uh, open it for a discussion with the rest of the council.
We
got a councilwoman Kosh.
Well, I was just gonna say that, um,
I
sent a letter
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having office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays with the idea that, you know, I'm available by home, by email. But some people are just more comfortable coming in and talking with you. So appropriate office space is important. And I have, as I know you have, Mayor, been putting in, uh, anywhere from 40 to 80 hours a week. And, um, anyway, it would be good to have, uh, a discipline, an office space, a place where I know my constituents can find me, uh, without question.
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Yeah, I, uh, when we moved the office back downstairs, there were a couple of reasons for it. One was in the six years that I've been back on the council,
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And that was to meet with, um, an organization who was, um, under some, uh, privacy constraints and, uh, needed to have a private meeting. Um, but, um, it's my feeling that, um, anytime a council person is,
um,
having meetings, those meetings should be transparent to the public. And so when I meet with my constituents, I meet with them in the public. I don't meet with them in city hall because
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My job is out there in the city. My job here is to set policy for the city council. And my job is not on the third floor. We have staff on the third floor. And I was involved in the city several years ago when council members chose to meet in city hall. And the staff, um, whether rightfully so or not, um, felt intimidated by the constant presence of council members in their work area and their workspace.
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us to have to spend a lot of money on a forensic examination.
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for some of our citizens.
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should have gone to jail over what was going on in city hall. And we got very lucky that they didn't. Um, we had some issues with our federal funding because of it.
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and I don't ever want a member of this staff to feel like they have to do ‸ something for me because as an individual I have no power my power comes when I sit here my power comes from the votes of two other council members I am nobody when I'm not sitting in this meeting as a council member do I work for my constituents yes I do
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take that issue to the city manager not to mr. we griff not to the finance director not to Nancy to ‸ the city manager because our charter says that the only person that I should be talking to about city business is not the department heads, it's the city manager. If the city manager says to me, you need to talk to this department head then I will be happy to do that now I may pick up the phone and call the department head if I have a question about something that's taking place but it's not my job ‸ direct or to make an employee feel like I am asking them to do something
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these people don't work for me I don't have any right to tell them what to do or ask them why they're doing something except as that comes from the City Manager. And he's been gracious enough to allow the Council to talk directly to his department heads, but only to his department heads.
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and I like I said I just don't ever want a member of our staff to feel like anybody's looking over their shoulder except their boss the city manager
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Hall I'm going to the city manager and I don't ever want a staff member to be going oh my god here she comes again and believe me it happens I've been in City Hall and it happens. And
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staff members are intimidated when we're in City Hall I choose to meet with people in the clerk's office for two other reasons one the city clerk is in charge of the public records and anytime I meet with somebody in City Hall it should be a public record if we're going to start meeting on the third floor, there needs to be public records of when the Council Members are on the third floor and who they're meeting with another reason why I meet with my constituents out in the public because the city clerk's not responsible for keeping a public record if I'm sitting at Dixon ‸ Diner with Mr. Greenwood over here I just
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in the past and
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that's not my job
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and then my nine years that I've been on the City Council in the nine years that I've been on City Council
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and not wanting to be alone in
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there that way there's no accusation made that he did this or said this and that that and I think like my
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on the third floor that we have security on the third floor now you can't get up there unless you have our badge
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people walking around upstairs I got the floor if you don't mind let him talk please I let you talk and
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well I'm just making it clear ‸ I didn't disturb anybody I kept quiet sorry about that
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we've had people
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the city manager and
assistant
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city manager have work to do they just can't take people off the street because they went up on the third floor hey can I talk to you a minute John that's why we have the security up there and
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public
notice the public has the right to know what you who you're meeting with and what you're saying and what the reasons were that's why when I have a meeting and especially if it's somebody young and even a female I always have somebody in there with me I will not interview or shut the door when I'm having an interview with what a person unless it's a gentleman and you know we're talking ‸ but I think it's a bad idea to go back with the floor because
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that we move the office downstairs because it's a lot more convenient and I think that's what I'm going to stick
with thank you
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and the reason being is I was on the council for eight years never ‸ had an issue never intimidated the staff and yes I have a reason to spend about 40 hours here because there's a lot of information that I'm trying to receive and get we've got a lot of concerns from our citizens with reference to some things that are happening in our city my job my job doesn't just stop out there on the streets it continues out there and here in City Hall and if I want to meet with constituents here or business owners or whatever to discuss some issues or problems they have and they want to meet the meet with me in private private
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you know it's about accountability it's about transparency you know just listen it's about transparency and the thing about it is there's there's not a problem you know with council ‸ members meeting their constituents or whoever upstairs I mean that was the purpose and there's a security reason you know not everybody has access to the third floor second floor and you said who's how they're gonna ‸ get up there we come down and get them no one's lazy get about the chair go down there you know someone's coming you got an appointment you get a phone call up there you go down and you get them just plain and simple that's that's the process that's the way it works you know we're making a big deal out of nothing we're making a big deal out of something that you know
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and that's just the way it is you know if they did things one way then so be it that's the way they did it this council there's a new makeup here in this council. you know and That's just the way it is. you know
and
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yes
whatever the bottom
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have access to
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we would keep the I mean some of the materials that were moved out to make the office more suitable might be moved back then with the leaving the conference table
we have we have staffers up there like
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and he has an office upstairs you know and
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there but he's not there that often and
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our staff and the city manager works for us, this council. and it sends a bad message and I told the city manager that we had a discussion about send a bad message it sends a message of who's in charge who's running the city who's doing what you know I don't want to send that message I don't want
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we work for them
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just spending 40 hours here. I'm riding throughout the city, every district, every district, and I'm talking to people about as I see them in my travels, whether it be in the grocery stores, whether it be in their neighborhoods,
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I want to know how they feel and and where they like to see the city go, where they want us to go, where they want us to head, what they want us to be as a city. And that's what I'm doing. And I can't speak for a lot of people.
I
know and like the chief said, we've been busy over the holidays. I can't speak for everybody on this council, but I know I've been busy and I know there's others that have been busy because
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And so if we're gonna get to where we need to be, then we need to get out there and we need to get involved. And the staff knows and
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I don't get in their way.
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I talked to the city manager, but if there's some paperwork that I need, some simple paperwork, then I'll access staff.
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I can do my job. And it's simple. I mean, it's just simple. And to say that the council members present intimidates the staff. That's crazy to me that to me, that's crazy. I mean, it shouldn't be that way. And I don't believe it's that way, you know, so that's enough with this.
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And, uh,
Mr. Mayor Council. Okay. Got consensus. I just want to be the former location is problematic with how we rearranged and located.
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you know, kind of, we'll work on it and get with you, but it's going to be like where the city manager and, uh, the assistant city manager are located. We obviously, you
know,
we have the administrative services director's office up there. There's obviously be cognizant of some HIPAA concerns. She's meeting with employees and stuff like that. Uh,
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the records are all available, should you be asked? But we certainly want to make sure there's checks and balances there. So we will, um, you know,
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So, uh, but
it was, it was, uh, I'm going to interrupt you. It's never been an issue. ‸ It haven't been an issue. I don't know about the previous administration, but I know the administration prior to that, that I was a part of, it was never an issue.
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issue now.
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So, you know, and I apologize. I wasn't saying that
it was problematic to go to the third floor.
It
was just that the former office, the re that that whole wing is really finance and purchasing now and won't be adding, putting others, you know, finance director and the Ministry of Services director over there
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moving her and, and creating those two offices as you first walk in. Yeah. So I just want to, it just, when
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It's just, you know what, there's so much stuff happening in our city. There's so much stuff that needs to be done in the city.
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There's so many things that's been neglected.
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and I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it as well as the residents are sick of it. And, uh, they've been coming to me, they've been calling me and this is, this is not me. This is, this is not me just telling you how I feel. I'm telling you what I've heard and what I've gotten from the residents in the city. They're frustrated. They are frustrated. They're frustrated with the blight. They're frustrated with some of the crime, the criminal element that's happened in their communities. They're frustrated with our parks. They're frustrated with our sidewalks, our streets. I'm sick and tired of it. I'm sick and tired of hearing excuses. We got to get it done. We're going to get it done. And that's why we were elected to office. And that's why you have the individuals that you have here right now. We're going to get it done and it's going to get done.
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community is going to be involved. We're going to get it done. We're going to change what's happening in our city because there's no reason for our city to be in the condition that
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in and us to have the issues that we have considering where we're located, considering what we have. You know,
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dealing with this? No, it's not acceptable. It's not acceptable. I've listened to this. I've watched this happen over the years. I was on the council before. I ‸ wasn't happy with some things that was happening then, but you know, it is what it is. But we're going to change that. We're going to, we're going to change this. We're going to change what's happening in our city and it's just time. It's our time. There's a reason for everything. There's a reason why you have the individuals that are here right now.
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And I know I've harped on this. I just, this is our third council meeting and ‸ this has been the ‸ third council meeting
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we've had controversial issues that are just absolutely ridiculous to me.
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but
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And the staff know I'm behind them 100%. I support our staff. I support what they do. But the thing about it is I just want it done right. I want, I want, um, equality across the board. I want, um, same level of service everywhere. I don't care
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you have or you don't have what you drive, where you live. It doesn't matter to me. Everybody deserve this, deserve the same level of service. You know, when it comes to what's happening in a community, you know, when I sit on a porch and then I'm seeing all this activity and prostitution, the prostitutes being dropped off,
uh,
of like a drug drive through, you know,
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When I see that, you know, it's not happening throughout the city. I mean, there's, there's a portion of the city that's just happening in and you know what? Those individuals have the same right that everyone has have to go out, enjoy their house, enjoy the yards and just enjoy their parks. You know, we have all these amenities in our city and you know what? Our kids and no one's enjoying them.
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You know why? Because our kids aren't using them. We don't have anything to offer our kids, no programs in our kids. They're having to go to Rockledge or Port St. John.
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Why don't, no one wants to
come
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we got some good officers. We got to be excellent fire department. We got some great staffers. We, we gotta stop this. We gotta show people that we care and, and, uh, I'm not in this for a street or,
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me. I'm here because I care about my community,
you
know, and ‸ the best thing that can happen and the best reward I can get is for people to be happy and just say thank you, you know, about time. And that's what I want.
I
just, but anyway, I'm, I'm sorry about this.
I
apologize for, for going on with this, but it's just enough is enough. We, we, we gotta do better than this.
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And then we're sitting here arguing about where the council's office is going to go. Are you kidding me? You know, with all the issues
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group of, uh, homeless individuals, you know, um, being given a meal on, on, on Christmas and we're arguing about that, you know, come on. I mean, it's just ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. I'm just so frustrated and, and just, it's, it's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. I care about people and I, and I care about, um, people feeling safe and enjoying their homes and their investments. And, um, it's just, unfortunately, not everybody feel the same way. And, um, but anyway, with that being said, Mr. City Manager, you, you, you've got my directions. I,
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the third floor whenever I'm meeting someone. And if it's something short and quick that I can address down in the, in the clerk's office, ‸ I will. And I've done that in the past, but
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in the office and have our conversations in private because not everybody want their business out there.
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And I apologize staff. I was hoping this was going to be a short meeting and, uh, but I'm, I'm just, as you can tell, I'm frustrated and, and, uh, I'm just tired of the crap, you know, I'm just tired of it.
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and leaders of the people. And, uh, we sound like a bunch of kids,
a
whiny kids up here, you know, and then I just, cause it's crazy. It's crazy.
No,
I don't know.
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I understand that council. Well, Mr. Saman, Mr. City manager,
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yes, sir.
And we could just move from there. Finally,
I just want to address, um, there was an item that was presented under delegations, um, you know, I looked at chapter eight, article three, as it relates to the diamond square community redevelopment agency. Uh, there are no term limits, um,
uh,
related to the, the membership of the, uh, of the board. And then the other thing I would just add each year,
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uh, and then they've been independently audited, you know, as part with the city's auditor. Uh, so their books are audited every year.
Are there, are there any term limits on any
city board? Uh, not that I know of.
Everything, everyone has four years and you can be reappointed.
That's correct.
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that, you know,
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these are volunteers and,
and,
and, uh, and then sometime we have, uh, actually some issues with filling some of these boards. And, um, you know, and I,
I
just can't put, ‸ I mean, I understand what, what the,
uh,
Mr. Waters is saying, but I just feel as though, I just don't want to see term limits on volunteers that are actually volunteering their time for the city. It just, you know. Mr. Mr.
Waters,
I, I know you've had your chance to talk.
I
just want to, I'm just telling you
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boards. And I mean, sometimes it takes a little while to get some experience and you want experienced people on your boards and, uh, but anyway, with that being said, Mr. City Manager, were you done?
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Mr.
Chairman. All
right. Where do I begin?
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Um, we did a project,
uh,
revitalizing Diamond Square, um, last week, um, headed by Victoria Michener.
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several other members, uh, from ‸ downtown Cocoa, Merritt Island, all over the place, uh, to revitalize Diamond Square. The object of this is to, um, you know, street by street, try to clean up our area.
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the real churches on that street. Um, so we're going to be moving around throughout the city, uh, revitalizing them with the help of, um, the community. Um, so we had about $5,000 worth of trees, uh, donated, um, to us.
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Uh, we still have some more to plant in that area. So what we're trying, we're just trying to, you know, do, do our part,
uh,
have a community do their part and, uh, try to clean up our area. So I, I like to take the time to appreciate, uh,
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Victoria, um, for, for heading that up.
Um, uh,
Linda Seals from University of Florida Brevard Extension Services. They, uh,
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got a meeting with her Friday at two o'clock. She's going to assist us with more plants and to help teach the community how to plant. And, uh, we just want to get some encouragement, um, throughout the city and to keep our properties up.
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to encourage the
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that day while we was planting, um, you know, several people came out on Blake and because we were ‸ planning, first of all, they were surprised that we
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there. That's the first thing. The second thing is many of them, they start cleaning up their yards and they start wanting to start painting their houses. Because we were out there working. It gave them, you know, a little, a little bit of encouragement. They show that other people, um, have value in our community. So, um, so that, that's just one small step that we
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we're going to try to probably work on maybe Whaley area.
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housing in Diamond Square.
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in that area as well. Um, so we're just trying to do our best to try to clean it up. So that
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be published the date will. Um, another thing that we did, uh, community service in Cocoa Village Coalition, um, with direction with Nancy Elliott,
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uh,
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what we're doing, we're trying to do, uh, multiple things, bring people from the other side of US 1 down to Cocoa Village and vice versa. So we're trying to bridge that gap.
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it, it hasn't been done. Um, so I'm trying to make sure I get it done. Uh, with the help of the ‸ community, um, we had, uh, several issues, uh, this week and I talked to chief and we brought this up about, um, uh, some of the shootings in the area. So we're going to meet this, this, this week, uh, maybe probably meeting for the next couple of weeks, probably. Uh, he got a couple of ideas and strategies that he's trying to, uh, develop. Um, so I, I just want to let the neighbors know in that area that, you know, this is my responsibility.
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shoulders, I have to do the best job I can to work with our chief, um, to get these strategies implemented. Uh, some, some old strategies we make and go back to, uh, to stop walking park or whatever it was, was called. Um,
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have to come up with something. Um,
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is the high power hour, January, beginning of the new year. So a lot of things are going on within our community.
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had to do with some, you know, females in the middle of it,
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And, and, and a lot of times males at this time, uh, don't know how to have arguments, uh, and, and move past things. So a lot of times, um, you know, people ‸ not fighting no more than shooting. It's unfortunate, but that's just a reality. So we have to do the best job we can. Again, it's on my shoulders. I'm responsible. It's my area. So I'm going to make sure that I do the best job that I possibly can. So don't hold them accountable. Hold me accountable.
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be on me. So ‸ you want to yell at somebody, cuss somebody out, cuss at me first, please. I take it on.
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want to make sure that, that we understand that, that, you know, this, this is a new year. So whatever happened in the past happened in the past in the city, we're trying to move
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Um, it's not something we can change, uh, in one day. So our community, we have to be able to come together, um, argue, of course, but at the end of the day, we have to be able to shake it out and try to move forward and go in a positive direction. So, um, I appreciate any help from the community, whatever that may be. I'm willing to listen. I may not agree with everything that you say. You may not agree with everything that I say, but I guarantee you, I'm going to listen and I'm going to be there for you no matter, no matter what, how hard it may be, even when I'm feeling discomfort about it.
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possibly can. So,
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know that's the area. Everybody know that's the area. Okay. Yeah. Right. Right. That's right. ‸ And that's something, um, I had a meeting last night, um, in Virginia Park with this same thing you're talking about.
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to wait on the police department to have these community meetings, right? The community could do, we could do our own thing within our own and along with the police because they already
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dates are kind of already set. We don't have to, as a community, we don't have to wait on them. You can go door to door and talk to your neighbors. You know, and that's one thing that we're missing right now.
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next door. They don't even talk anymore like they used to. So, so if we, we got to find a way to break that, I'm willing to help. I'm willing to get dirty. I hope I need, whatever I need to do to help. You got my card now. And yeah. I got you. All right.
Thank you, ma'am.
Well, so I'm, I'm, I'm done with that. So I just, just want to kind of get that out there. So
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we love the city. Um, we are in different areas. We come from different backgrounds, but at the end of the day, we channel that in the
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just, just what it is. Thank you.
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I apologize for the heated discussion.
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We need a council. I apologize if I went off the handle a little bit. We all worked together. The state and I worked together before. We're
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So I apologize. Have a good night. Thanks for coming.
Thank you, ‸ sir. Councilwoman
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Okay. Well, let me start with ‸ volume. We have a good result from the last meeting and the whole homeless
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owns the old Durango property is going to be housing those meals. And they have a kitchen there. And he is also providing office space to Miriam Moore with the Brevard Homeless Coalition. We decided not to do the ad hoc group we had talked about, but a more informal group of citizens that are going to help prepare that inventory of services and come back and talk about some things we can do to coordinate better with the county so that we're, you know, ‸ more holistic. Because we have a lot of different efforts in regard to the homeless going ‸ on all over the city. So that was a good result. Also a report on, you know, I
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for Christmas. But having a background of water and wastewater, I understand the importance of those guys. Not that anybody else is less important, but I think the guys at the wastewater treatment plant, you know, they don't get a lot of recognition. It's not like something you are bragging about. And I think they do a great job. So I want them to know that, you know, I'm in their court supporting them. Also
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I think he's real new to this area. We, he didn't realize that we were the water purveyor for the region. He is, but we
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as well. And
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water, the lagoon, as well as the fact that we're providing water services. Speaking of water, the
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voted on our projects for 2019-2020. And there were some really interesting ones that were supported, baffle boxes, smoke testing, you know, the living shorelines. And I'm so glad to see that Abby,
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Your assistant, right?
Yes, Abby Diaz.
That she is going to be attending those meetings because they are real education every month. And there are opportunities there that we can leverage to bring dollars in, help improve our communities as well as restore the lagoon. Also, I attended my first store opening, the
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was kind of interesting. It's there on Route 1. The mayor was there with me. I was, you know, I did my own kind of survey there, find out because these products are really expensive. And the CBDs, of course, these are the, they
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they are really expensive. And,
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And, you know, there are people really with severe pain. I mean, they're really suffering. And then, well, you met her, my neighbor came in. She has an adult son with autism. And they're willing to pay because they've discovered it was the only thing that would relapse him. So, you know, I hope those prices go down. Because obviously people are trying to move away from more of the prescribed medications and, you know, the
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So in terms of our project last week, I did contact the master gardeners. They are putting out a call for us. The idea is that we would have a cadre of people that have been trained, trained our experts and can do the right plant in the right place and make sure we're not, you know, creating problems down the line. And then, you know, as
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made a couple of day trips, just to look at some of the waterfronts and towns that have been suggested to me as models that have certain features that we might be interested in. So we went down to Fort Pierce. We went to Bradenton. Both of those have the kneeling walls. It was interesting, Fort
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the man-made island to kind of break the energy from the waves. But they, what I noted in Fort Pierce was they had really good signage and the signage really emphasized the fact that they all came together under a common vision. And, you know, I'm hoping that we're solid on that as well because that seems to be a key ingredient. And
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That made it really pleasant and inviting. And again, a lot of landscaping. So that's my report.
Thank you, ma'am. Happy
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a couple things.
First of all, Councilman Goins, that bridging the gap between the downtown and the west side of Cocoa, that's a really, really good idea.
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know there's some people who feel like they're not welcome in the downtown area. And like I told a couple of them, I've known the merchants in Cocoa Village for a long time and ‸ they really don't care what color you are as long as your money is green. So there's not anybody who should not feel welcome in our downtown. And if you can do anything to encourage everybody to enjoy our downtown, that would be awesome. While you guys were over there planting plants and getting your fingernails dirty, I was helping one of our former police officers, Doug
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Officer Monda is working to prevent suicide among first responders and he started a foundation. He had his first big fundraiser, which was a 5K in Cocoa Village on Saturday evening. It was a huge success, expecting 150 to 200 runners. And I think we ended up with over 400 by the time we were done. We had several firefighters out there. We had some firefighters from some other cities out there running in their gear. We
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for those of you who didn't get to see the pictures, the police chief ran. ‸ His daughter finished third in her age group, which meant she beat him.
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we had a great time. I know the merchants appreciated it, brought a lot of people to the village for the evening. And
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It's nice to know we can always depend on those businesses downtown to support efforts like that. And I know he's planning to do it again. I think he's already set next year's date for January the 4th.
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you guys, next year on January 4th, don't plan a planting, and you can all come and run with Officer Monda. I'd also like to say congratulations to our Assistant City Manager, Matt. I hear he's added to his family.
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seems like a quick turnaround from the last one to this one, but time flies. So that may be what it is. And like Mr. Beauvair, I would just like to say that, you know, the only chance we have legally to speak to each other or talk about issues is when we're up here. And we're not going to always agree. And if we did, not only would it be boring, you all wouldn't be getting what you deserve out of us. We're all going to have differences, opinions, and
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And I sat on the council previously, like the mayor has. And no matter what we do or say to each other in here, when we walk out the door, that's over and done with. And
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a chance to visit
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Judy and I used to have some very heated debates, and we seldom agreed on anything when we sat on the council. And it got kind of ugly occasionally. But when the council meeting was over, it was over. And one thing that we always understood is that we're all here for the same reason. And
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This is a consensus. They're on the third floor, and that's what it is. And the only thing that I'm going to hold a grudge about in that conversation is being called whiny. Because nobody has ever called me whiny in my entire life. And
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for calling me whiny, we are going to have an issue. Other than that, we're good. I am not whiny. I'm sorry, but I'm not whiny. And that's the end of my report.
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Yeah. I'm not whiny.
Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate that. And I apologize for it. And
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But I apologize for that. And I also apologize for anything I might have said that was inappropriate. I'm just so frustrated, and I'm so passionate about this city. And I know that we can do better than we've been doing. And I just, over the years. And I
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And we're better than this. We are much better than this. And then, Chief, I know it seems like, you know, the police department is being picked on a little bit. And let me tell you something. I've met your officers. I've talked to a lot of your officers. We've got some great police officers there. I've attended a lot of events with a lot of them over the holidays. And had great conversations with them. And so don't take this as though, you know, that we're jumping on you or everybody's jumping on you. I mean, there's a portion. You know, we've talked. The Chief and I have talked. We
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And I didn't tell him what I wanted him to do. He knows his job. He knows his job way better than I know his job. I mean, I don't know his job. I'm not a police officer. And what would it look like for me to try to tell him how he should be doing his job? We just had a discussion. We talked about some stuff that was happening in the city. Just had a discussion. But
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you know, I try to, you know, give him some directions a little bit and say, hey, you know, this is what we'd like to see. And
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the chief how, you know, hey, this is what they're saying. ‸ You know, we've got to figure something out here. So, but the, and I know the chief will tell you, I did not want that.
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And I mentioned that, you know, I thought that it should have been handled this way, something. But it was just that. It was my opinion. Not
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though he's doing a lot wrong. You know, I mean, I know what you guys do, and I know the job you guys have out there. And I just know that we can do better as a community. And it's going to take more than just our police department. It's going to take more than just our staff. It's going to take everyone in our community and our city coming together and doing their part. We've got a lot of businesses here that are not being held accountable for stuff that's happening around their stores. I've met with a few of them. And I've told them. I told them that, you know, some of the garbage and crap that they have around their stores is becoming a nuisance. A
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And I said, I'm just giving you a warning that it's got to stop.
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Put something out there. You've got to clean up. It's your property. We
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got to do your part. And I've been letting everyone know that's the way it is. And I'm just sick and
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a dumping ground. I've
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street. And I'm
thinking,
and there were some individuals that actually live
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Why do you trash your own neighborhood? You know, it's crazy. You know, and just because you don't have a whole lot maybe or don't mean that, you know, that you just do stuff like this. Because let me tell you, I
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And when I was probably about seven years old, when my parents bought their home in Rockledge. And let me tell you something. I remember every summer we cleaned windows. ‸ There were plants. ‸ People took pride. They raked. ‸ You know, these
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projects. But today,
I
mean, it's like people don't care. Some
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I mean, I'm dealing with a few of those. I
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And there's some serious issues in our city where people just not even caring about, you know, I don't own it, so I don't care. And that attitude's got to change. And
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Because I look down the village and a lot of our businesses down there, seasonal. That's a joke to me. It shouldn't be seasonal down there. We should have people down there year-round. And that's why the people on
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And I've been telling them, go down there, shop. It might not be anything down there for men, but I'm sure the women are going to find some stuff down there. Because there's a lot of shops. And
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‸ But go down there. You know,
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Don't
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Go down there and walk around. It's a beautiful park. It's
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You know, let's enjoy it. And I'm not going to but once again, I just want to apologize. I was hoping to get everybody out of here early because I know you guys had a long day. And I'm not going to go through what I've done and what I've done over the holidays. I'll
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Chief, ‸ I had the pleasure. We
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can't remember the gentleman's name. Sean? Yeah. It was a nice ceremony. It was kind of early in the morning, 8 o'clock in the morning. But, you know, it was nice. It was nice. So I want to welcome him aboard as well as we had a new code enforcement officer as well that's joined forces with the city. And
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But I just want to recognize our employees and I want to let them know that to me they're all important. And all our employees are important to me because they either make or break you as a leader. And
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And then we're happy because we're not getting the complaints. And that's the way I am. And I just ‸ want to make a difference in this city. I just want to make a difference. I've lived here, been here for 58 years. And it's just time for us to change what's happening in our city. And
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And Happy New Year. Be safe going home. And ‸ once again, I apologize if I said anything that was inappropriate. And
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We got a motion adjourned. All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye.
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Thank you. Thank you.