and their leadership help conduct the business that we have here tonight. I ask all this in your name. Amen.
Amen. Amen. Face the flag. I pledge allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the republic for which it stands,
one
nation
under God,
indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
Mayor Parrish? Here.
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Here. City
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Starting off good.
That's
good.
Make a motion to approve the agenda for the regular meeting of January 9, 2018 as presented or with amendments. Second.
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
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I'm going to deviate for a second from delegations and we're going to call up Nemo, the manager of Wawa.
Yes.
Nemo, come on up.
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couple questions for you. We want to get a picture real quick. Go ahead. I'm sorry. You had a couple
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In a minute I will. Okay.
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opened Wawa and I thought it would be fitting for him to come and introduce himself to council as well as staff and the citizens that we serve.
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Well, thank you for having me. Again, my name is Nemo Lamascovo. I'm the general manager for Wawa here in Cocoa. I'm a longtime Brevard County resident. I've been here 21 years. Happy to be in Cocoa.
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So
we're
going
to get that
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Rockledge wanted it. Cocoa got it.
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I came in after that point, but I'm glad. It's been a pleasure working with everyone in the area. The whole city and all of our business partners have been very supportive. The police department has been very supportive of us. I have not needed the fire department, fortunately, but
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And again, I just wanted to extend a big thank you for everyone.
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feedback.
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city of Cocoa. We are truly open for business. Yes,
we are.
Thank
you.
Well, you know, when you have some extra need for sub-prepares, call the fire department.
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Oh! University of Central Florida, national champions.
There you
go.
I know you get...
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won the sub-contest against the police department.
Oh,
that one. And we did see a little cheating going on, but
it's
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all sorted out. Innovation. Yeah. Yeah, innovation.
Innovation,
right. Yeah, okay. I'm going to get
a
picture with you.
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Yeah.
Clarence,
that
was great.
Yes, yes, yes, sir. It's
always about to start off with those things. Okay, we're going to do the delegations. Lawrence Sinclair. Santa.
New year, new attitude.
‸ Same lady. Very. Lawrence
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First,
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to apologize to Super Attorney. Something made its way on the Florida Today's website that I did not know at the time was actually being recorded. So it kind of referenced me showing up at City Council and jumping down someone's throat. I apologize if you saw that. ‸ I really did not realize that he was recording that. It was a question about how the Santa thing got started. So, you know me. If I do it knowingly, I won't apologize. But that one, I really didn't know was being recorded. Tonight, I actually have an issue that I have held onto since November 16th of last year. And I
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whether it be the code board or ‸ planning and zoning or whatever it is, are giving of their time. And
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However, I believe that anybody that serves on any board, especially a quasi-judicial one in the City of Cocoa, should be held to the same standard as one of you sitting up there as far as ethics and as far as, you know, complying with the regulations of the city as well. On November 16th, during the code board, I sat through the entire board. And I witnessed Alec Greenwood, who apparently sits on the planning and zoning board, conduct himself in that board hearing in a way that I personally believe no one serving on any city appointed ‸ board should conduct themselves in
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I do not think that anyone has the right to disrespect a code officer, whether it be the code manager or one of the code officers that are on the street every day. I
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it. I
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We didn't have a single shooting in 2017. Unfortunately, we did have two house fires. And both of them, I can assure you, were the result of uncoated, unpermitted
work
that was being done on them. So
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I'm sorry, but after what I saw at that code board hearing, and the statements that I heard Mr. Greenwood make under oath, I think the city needs to remove him from that board. You
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You do not make statements under oath that a city employee said something, and then try to walk it back.
Okay.
Larry,
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Hey. Hi.
My name's Amy. Last name's Langone. 1018 Gray Road. Coco. Last time I was in was October 24th. When I appeared before you. I had been working with Ed very closely. Unfortunately,
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or procedures. So he hasn't been able to get back to me because he's not back at work. The reason why I'm coming before you again today is because we now face another issue. It's
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I don't think either one of y'all are aware of that. May I approach and show photographs? As you look at the photographs, some of the street is decaying, and then there's a large section that's underneath the street that no longer has mud. You stand on it, it moves. It's about eight to ten feet of mud that's gone. Cars and vehicles go over that, they're going to end up in the ditch. A guy was out there measuring it today with a balloon, and it's pretty bad. The structure is gone, that's in the ditch. And this is about approximately 10, 20 feet away from the culvert that has collapsed. Also, I would like to be able to use the driveway again, so if somebody comes out with some mud to fix that, along with some curbing, because the curb is gone. And
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‸ So it's a really bad issue, and that just happened as of, I think, Thursday.
Which way, gray or?
Gray. I would like somebody to come out and put some big steel plates over the culvert, so I can be able to get to my house again and be able to receive mail and packages and have the FPNL truck not call me a half a dozen times trying to figure out how to get to the house. I think some steel plates, while everything is in talks, isn't too much to ask. Because
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the initial meeting with FEMA. And I asked him, you know, what progressed with that. He says, it was initial. We're going to have several of those, just to be patient. And I said, okay, I will be. Because I knew it was a process. I knew it wasn't going to happen overnight. But if we could get some steel plates out there so I can get to my house, that would be greatly appreciated. Along
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Because also there's water and alligators in there. Thank
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was, I guess, most analogous to a normal house that has a driveway. And they have an easement for sidewalk, but they're still responsible for the driveway. And
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favor of the property owner for their driveway, which includes a culvert.
And,
again, if you look at a normal driveway, you know, where there's not this culvert, the property owner is responsible for the maintenance of that and the sidewalk. You know, that kind of cuts through it. So I think the city attorney is going to be issuing to myself and counsel
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opinion here very shortly ‸ with that regard.
Okay.
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I don't know if the road is a county road or a city road.
It's a
city road.
I'm not sure. Is it? Yes.
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Do you know?
Well, there's a new issue that was raised tonight regarding the road. I think that's something that the manager
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information. The manager has to go out, probably have staff go out and look at that.
Yes.
On the road issue. Then there's the issue of whether or not the issue of who's responsible for the driveway apron that actually crosses the drainage culvert. My office has been examining the history that kind of goes back to when the county permitted all that area. ‸ We're getting ready to issue an opinion regarding who's responsible for the driveway culvert going across the ditch. But the road is a new issue. That's new information. I think managers taking notes. I
think managers are going to be able to address that.
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something the city may want to take a look at. Because it looks like the curbing on the side of the road has eroded and fallen into the ditch. And I'm
sure
staff will get on that one first thing tomorrow.
I've never asked the city to replace the driveway. The only thing I've ever asked the city when the wall collapsed. I
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I didn't ask the city to replace the driveway. I asked the city to replace a culvert pipe. I've talked to Ed about this. I told
him
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exactly what we will be willing to do as homeowners. And he said he was working with FEMA and Dean on the numbers. And
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All we were waiting for was the information from FEMA to come back. He's mentioned an attorney once or twice to me. And I said I've never mentioned an attorney to him. I've
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It's just what the taxpayers are obligated to spend to fix the road, obviously. Well,
‸ taxpayers
ain't obligated to fix nothing if FEMA comes through. I mean, we as a whole, because that was storm damage. That was done because of a hurricane.
I've seen it. ‸ I know. It's a mess. It's
a
mess. So
I'm willing to work with the funds that Ed gets along with, you know, that's what we waiting to hear back what was submitted from.
I
wish
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But obviously it's getting ready ‸ to clarify
that any funds that the city gets is for damages and or reimbursement for this for ‸ eligible expenses that the city expends on those. Now,
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be in the same situation or are in the same situation, and the city needs to understand its liability or its, you ‸ know, responsibility as to whether or not the city is responsible. I mean, you're saying simply replace the culvert. The question is, is it legally the city's responsibility to replace the culvert? No different than is it somebody's responsibility that has an easement over the city's property for their driveway apron to, if it cracks, to replace that? It's not in that case. And that's what the attorney's researching because it's not just you. It's you know, we're talking about other taxpayers.
So
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Right. And
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I'm sorry, by law.
Okay, I'm just saying what you know what was that case? Y'all weren't aware, but the other ones were going to
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It's just the one.
Okay.
Thank you.
No, thank you.
Thank you.
That's frustrating. So, John,
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Matt's
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Okay.
Very
good. Mike's
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week.
Okay. Amy, thank you. Troy, Stefan.
Good evening, board. Good evening. Thank you. Good
evening.
Good
evening.
My
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For the past, I guess, half a year, I filled a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Board. I found it an honor and a pleasure to serve on the board. We had an, I came up on the agenda, I guess, last meeting, and there was some confusion of whether there was a reappointment or not. I'm just here to tell you that I find it an honor to serve. I have the time to serve. I did bring my resume if you'd like to look. And just let me know. I'm here to serve if you wish. Okay? Thank you.
Thank you. Thanks. Alan,
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Good evening, Mr. Mayor. Alan
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Association, 600 Florida Avenue, Suite 104, right here in lovely Cocoa Village. Two things this evening. The first of which, I just want to give you a very brief report on the December holiday art and craft that we had the first weekend in December. You can hear a little bit more about that weekend from Brad Whitmore, who will speak in a few minutes. But I just want to let you know that it was an extremely successful weekend. Thanks in no small part to the cooperation of city staff and a good time was had by all. We had about 200 vendors.
It
was the biggest one of the year. We had good entertainment and a good
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thank you for your support. Thank you. I also want to take a minute and introduce the new board chair for the Historic Cocoa Village Association. Nancy Elliott has served on the Historic Cocoa Village Board now for, I think, four years. And she has was recently elected to the executive as ‸ a promotion from secretary to the board chair and we're really tickled to see the change.
Thank you.
Very
good.
Congratulations.
Yes. Oh, thank you so much. And we have some kind of exciting and different things planned for the village this year. I hope that they will be well received. I
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and a little bit of a departure, a little bit of exciting changes. And
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Good. Thank you. All
right. Thank you. Good evening. Thank you. Thank you.
Okay. I'm Cocoa Ambassador Brad Whitmore. I should say Waterfront Ambassador. Waterfront. Yeah. And by the way, that's the boss, Nancy, just let you know.
I
know you get things done.
Can
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right?
That was the title I used to go under with my previous occupation. Yes.
We
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All right. Captain Whitmore.
Or Brad.
Captain Brad. Anyway,
just or just Brad. Anyway, good evening, Mr. Mayor, council members, staff, everyone. I haven't been here for a while. I've been out of town on Tuesdays, so it's great to get to come back. And we've had a successful event since last time I spoke to you, that being the beginning of December. We hosted the first ever Sail to the Sun Rally Cruisers Seminar. And it was, by all meaningful measures, a great success. If you'll recall, there was a lot of drama leading up to it. Right up to the end, we weren't sure if we were going to continue with the program or cancel it. We figured they'd understand even if we canceled on short order because we'd been blown away by Irma. And
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if we could put it together. I'd like to say thank you to the city for those of you that encouraged us to press on and continue with the program and to host the event. I don't think we would have done that without your encouragement. I'd also like to thank Gail, the leader of services, who did a great job of helping put it together and had all kinds of ideas that just took it to an even better level than we had perceived. Dinner
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It was a one-day event. We sold 78 paid entries to come into it. People
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They drove from the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama. Our
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ever met. And he was the draw that brought everybody in on this thing. Somebody asked the question, how many of you are from out of the area when we first assembled on Saturday morning? At least 90% of the people are not from here and came in from elsewhere to attend this event. So that was a great draw for the city. The common response at the end of it was, we never heard about you guys. We love this place. We can't wait to come back. So it was a major coup. Financially for us, it probably cost us a few bucks. We
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it for the good PR that was generated for the city. Already talking next year's plan. And there's talk of having it turn into a two-day seminar because that was a request from the people that were here. So we'll see how it plays out. But I just want to say thank you to everyone that was involved to get it to that level. Shifting gears here for a second, we are on the cusp of a wildly exciting, perhaps pivotal time for COCO right now as we readdress our waterfront. We have an opportunity. I talk about turning it into a boating destination. Let's
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have people
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And we have the opportunity to do that. And
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money. So to do this right is going to cost a fortune. And it's more than we have. We've talked about a couple of the funding sources, of course,
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and Big P and Little P and so on and so forth. I pulled this off of FWC's website. We've got another 10 or 12 possible sources of revenue that we can petition to get more money. So,
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Added a couple. Alan
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If we build a fishing pier, people come to fish, they might throw money at it. The
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building out there. They might throw money at it. Spend money. So let's ‸ get others to weigh in with us here.
And
this is right.
Thank
you.
Appreciate it. One thing is your, what was it called, what you just put on? The
cruiser seminar.
Yeah, the cruiser seminar. I
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That's just, you know, that was a beautiful event. I thought it was about 100 people in the morning. Yeah. I thought there was a lot of folks in there. Yes. Yeah, it was a
full house. The
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That's just a prelude to what's going to happen. Very
cool. We're up and running. Keep
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Tomorrow there's a public workshop. Yes. Thanks for the reminder.
All right. Thank you, everyone. Thank
you.
Sponsored
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Brad, I'm so excited about it. You know, just, it's going
to
be great. You do it. I know. Okay. Now we're going to move into consent.
Motion to approve. Second. Second.
All in favor? ‸ Aye. Any opposed?
Very good.
Public hearing. Super
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‸ Okay.
Ordinance
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of the Code
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facilities from locating within the city, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code, severability, and an effective date. This is the second and final reading of this ordinance, the public hearing item as well. There
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been any changes to the ordinance since it was first presented to the council on ‸ first reading. Be happy to answer any additional questions you may have there. Okay.
I'll
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to start off with Lawrence Sinclair. No? You're good? Okay. Anybody else like to speak on this public hearing? This ordinance? Okay. I'll
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Bring it back to council. Do
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Yes, Mr. Mayor,
just
in members of council,
I
just wanted to last, at the first hearing in December, there was concerns expressed. The
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that they would affect those that are legally or lawfully allowed to purchase medical marijuana. And then to the city attorney's point back then, one, there's 25 dispensing retail dispensers
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and this was a June 5th update from the Florida Department of Health Office of Medical Marijuana Use. Every
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those who have it obtained the requisite, they're in the registry and obtain ‸ their ID card and are capable of doing
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receiving it for medical purposes, ‸ you can have them the medical marijuana dispensed to you via delivery.
Just
kind of a follow up
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it was kind of an implication that we were denying it in our city, but it is available via delivery.
Okay. Good.
Brennan?
Take action.
Yeah. Motion to approve.
I'll second that motion. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Good. All right. So.
Good evening.
Yep.
Here.
This is an agenda item that comes to you on an annual basis. It usually ‸ goes over the known street closures for either city or other events
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We have a list of the events as well as the dates and the ‸ street closures. We're seeking approval of this item and we do ‸ have the legion services manager here in case you have questions.
Motion to approve.
I'll second it. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed?
Very good.
No questions.
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Kim.
Yes, sir. This
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Motion to approve. Second.
All in favor? ‸ Any opposed? Okay, good. Very good.
All right.
Jack?
Yes, sir. Item
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an extension to the period of performance for the continuation of work with Petticoat
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bid number B-16-09 CoC,
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approve a budget resolution amending the 2018 budget using restricted cash carry forward restricted assets to approve amendment ‸ number one to the form of agreement to allow for the repairs to the groundwater filter number six and to
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So I'm here to answer your questions, but basically we're, we had work that started last year and continued or can continue this year, but we
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after we got into it what was going on. And so we're asking the use of a restricted account to ‸ do those repairs and to get that, to get that filter back up and running. And
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but they can't finish the replacement and
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finish the median
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Motion
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Second.
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Any opposed?
This item is seeking the approval of an application to the Florida Inland Navigation District. We're in the process of putting together that application. As part of that application process, there's also a resolution. This
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rebuild parts of the waterfront that were damaged by hurricane Irma. We will be looking to submit this application by the beginning of February so it can be reviewed at the fines February board meeting.
Motion to approve.
Motion to approve.
Mr. Mayor, members of council. In
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an application for the fine waterway hurricane relief fund to restore damage waterfront amenities
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We
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you to approve resolution 2018-02, which is necessary for the application. And then I think the assistant city manager can add some more to this, this agenda item.
What does that consist of?
The
18-06.
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Per the grant application, there's a requirement that the local governing board approve a resolution in support of the application. Do
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Then if that's the case, then I'll make money. You
could do it in one single motion,
I
believe. We just need to simply add on the end to, to approve a resolution in support of the application.
Okay.
I would also like to provide a little bit of information regarding this grant application. As members of Council are aware, since hurricane Irma, there were substantial impacts to our waterfront. And
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were made aware of the find hurricane relief grant fund and requirements of that fund are that they will provide funding support for prior find projects that are not being supported by FEMA or your insurance carrier. Now, it did take some time to get a definite answer from FEMA regarding what level they would support the restoration at, and that is 75%. And the unknown for us was our insurance carrier. They took some time to determine what exactly caused the damage, what was the extent of it, and in the end, much like many of the county facilities and other facilities around the state, they denied our claim, and
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And so we're
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then we would be
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Our continuing services ‸ engineering consultants are reviewing those costs broken down by actual materials and amounts, so we can have a definite for FEMA as well as this find application. And
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of the $1.2 million. We
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are unsure if the state will come through with their portion. That way we can ensure that we have sufficient funding to cover those damages. There is one applicant for this fund currently that has been approved, and that is St. Augustine. They lost 75% of their marina, and they're seeking 25% from this fund to restore those amenities. And
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So there isn't a specific timeline for submittal. It's just first come, first serve. And now that we have the documents needed, we've reached out to find and gathered all the remaining information, and we anticipate the completion of the grant paperwork next week. So we can provide that to our
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representative as well as our grants administrator for review. And
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their mid-February meeting, which is the nearest one that we can get on the agenda. And when
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And so we will be eligible for reimbursement immediately. We don't have to wait for the next fiscal year. It's essentially coming from a reserve fund that find has established. So just wanted to provide some background information because I know there's a lot of interest in the community regarding the waterfront right now and ‸ how the city is going about repairing it.
Thank
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Okay.
The motion to approve the agenda item as presented, including Resolution 2018-002.
I'll second that.
Okay.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Very good. I
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Very good. All right. Anybody on an advisory board or committee that would like to speak?
Thank
you. Captain, want me to start off?
Just the service?
First of all, I'd like to invite, congratulate Captain Ed for being here and the audience here in a TV land for the viewing of Captain Ed. What happened was a week and a half ago or so, I got a phone call that Captain Ed was no longer with us. And that's pretty hard to take. That was very upset. Everybody was upset. So I called the city manager. The city manager checked it out. The
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reception. Right. And
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he was full of vinegar and you know what? Yeah. So we, I've talked to him a few times since and, you
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You know? Something's wrong here. Captain,
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I've been dead many a time. And
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You'd
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Well, anyway, I'm, I'm alive and I'm still kicking. And this waterfront thing, let's hurry it up because, you know, I
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Let's get this stuff done so I can see it. But
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I'm
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Yes. And hopefully that we're going to have a good year. I'm
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I
see all your grinning faces and all this and so on. The public and the help and everything. One of the things I'm concerned, whenever I needed someone to get rid of stuff in front of my house, I call a
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hour, it was gone. And
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Does
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I mean, the word should get out about, you know, she's a great, great, great gal working for you people. I like to know what's going on with her. What
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What's going on
with her? Let Tammy. Just
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Yeah, unfortunately, Rhonda's no longer with the city. It hurt her. She
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She did?
Yeah, it was for medical reasons, but I just can't say anything else. Okay, well, I
didn't realize that. I understand. But she was, oh, we're going to miss her. She did a great job. Well, anyway. But she's still
alive,
isn't she?
Oh, yeah.
Okay, I understand. I understand. Well, anyway, happy new year, everybody. And I am alive and kicking. All right. But you see, I'm getting around a lot slower. I can't help it. It's just ‸ the way my legs are, you know, those poor legs. My
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now. All right.
Here
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All
right.
Thanks,
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That's pretty good. And he told me, when I talked to him a few days afterwards, he says, I'm still better looking than Don Beauvoir. That's what he said.
Oh, Mr. Sinclair. The
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be able to help him with that, since the city staff can't. Okay.
Okay. Okay.
Yeah,
got it. Good. Thanks, Cap. State administration. Mike, what
do
you got?
Yeah, just one thing. The
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They'll be installing a baffle box on
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capture debris and nutrients before the end of the river. It's
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quicker than that.
Wow.
There'll be flag men out there directing traffic, ‸ sidewalk on the south side of Church Street will stay open, and this is going to take place
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But it should go fairly quick.
Good.
And that's it.
Thank you.
I just want to wish everyone a Happy New Year. Thank you. Yeah.
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Chief
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I just want to remind everybody today was National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. I'd like to say thank you to all the members of our community that stopped by the police department today to thank us for what we do. Also, many people out there on Facebook said thank you. So we're very appreciative of our community and everybody who supports law enforcement. And I'd also like to say Happy New Year to everybody. Thank
you. All
right.
Thank you. Chief
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Mr. Mayor,
I
just wanted to let Council know that on February
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So we're looking forward to start getting things set up for, you know, grand opening, if you will, that'll be February 24th. And we'll have more information coming out about that as we move forward. And Happy New Year.
Great. Thank you. Chair?
Community Services is putting the finishing touches on preparation for the annual Economic Development Update Breakfast that will be held this Friday at the Civic
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sure John will speak more about it.
Okay. Is that it? That's it. Oh, thank you. Jack? No report
tonight, sir.
I got a question. Yes, sir. The
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Number one question for me probably
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Remember,
it
was teetering or whatever it's doing. Have you heard anything on the repair of that?
our
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water pipes strapped to it?
Can I?
Yeah. Yeah,
the last
discussions we had with the county were they were receiving funding to go ahead and stabilize the pile. So they're going ‸ to fix the washouts. Yeah, the washouts, basically. And they folded us some drawings just to show us, but it's basically going to be stabilizing the pit that was created where the washout is, basically filling it up with concrete to stabilize. And that's, you
know,
10, 15 feet, you know, over the top to make a smooth transition so that, you know, it doesn't create more problems downstream and upstream.
Right. Looks like, you know, when you look at the bridge, the 528, you know, beeped
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You look at this, it's got like eight pencils holding it up.
And they, and, but, you know, strangely enough, if you didn't know, they already stabilized the bridge at
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That, they had a previous problem there where that bottom has been concreted and stabilized. Wow. So that was fixed. And then during this storm, now we have this issue, so they're
going
to fix that one. So basically, you can almost have a continuous layer of concrete between one bridge and the other. There'll be a little, probably a little gap in the middle of about 20 feet. But it'll be enough that I don't think there'll ever be a problem there.
Yeah, somebody asked me, you know, the
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about it. They go, I drove over it for two days. I said, yeah, consider yourself lucky. You know? But I mean, that's, ‸ I'll run that back. So the county's got the money, and at some point, they'll finish.
They're procuring contractors is what they're doing.
Okay.
Yeah, they're moving forward.
Okay. Thank you.
Yes, sir.
Okay.
No report,
sir.
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Super
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No report. Happy New Year. Happy New Year. Playoff
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Here we go. Go
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All
right. Assistant City Manager, Matt? No report. Mr. City Manager? Just
a couple items. First, as you know, I want to say Happy New Year to everybody. And everybody's ready for the new year. Legislative
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it didn't take long, but the assault on local government and home rule started today. ‸ It appears several, actually many legislators, no longer believe the government closest to the people best serves the people. And they think that they would rather substitute their wisdom for that of yours and your daily interactions with the needs and the wants of the constituents that you serve. There are two bills that are coming up tomorrow. It's House Bill 17 related to the Community Redevelopment Agency. I believe that's going to the floor because it actually, before the session started, it
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it ‸ had been referred to, which will, you know, change some things. Also, there's House Bill 815 regarding travel. And it's related to travel, public elected officials, and also requirement for full financial ‸ disclosure and reporting, requiring council to, for any out-of-state travel. So, the city, not recently, but in the past, has gone to Washington to lobby, you know, on behalf of, you know, federal needs. But it would require that any expenses be approved by this council prior to the travel, and that then the travel expense report would be completed and then subsequently submitted to the Commission of Ethics. So, these guys are crazy.
Just
a
quick question. Do they have to submit their travel expenses to the Commission of Ethics? No,
no.
Willy nilly. Do
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That's right. Okay. I'm
hoping the public's had about enough of this, really.
Is it just the beginning?
I
know. It's time to start changing these guys out.
So, it just, you know, ‸ I've copied you all on a couple of the emails. As I respond to some requests on behalf of the League of Cities legislative alerts, I'll continue to copy you, you know, as we send emails out. So, but related to that legislative session from January 29th to January 31st, in
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is the Florida League of Cities legislative action days. And we need to register and also book hotels, ‸ which it's becoming scarce. That's the other thing I meant to tell you. In
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I just, you know, try to get a hotel in Tallahassee for $120.
There's
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So, I mean, I think, you know, so.
So,
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Is
that what they're doing? Yeah. Mm-hmm. Or at least keep us from staying overnight so that we can come up to them?
Is
that correct?
That's the plan.
Yeah.
So, what I'd like, what the clerk and I would like to know is who will be attending. I know the mayor has indicated, and I think the deputy mayor has indicated that she'll be attending. Is that correct?
I would like to, but if someone else would like to go. I
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No? No.
Mr.
McCall?
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Yeah.
I'll let you know.
Okay.
Not
me. Okay. So, and I will be attending, obviously.
So,
I think the last thing I'll report is, you know, I did, you know, I want to thank both Representative Goodson and Senator Mayfield. Last week I had probably close to an hour meeting with each of them, and they were very kind with their time and listening to the city's, you know, concerns
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various pieces of legislation, and have also, you know, appreciate the fact that Senator Huckel, while we could not meet, ‸ has also been in contact with us, and
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Well,
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But, uh, so, uh, it's,
uh,
we'll keep you informed, you know, and I just encourage you to follow those legislative, lease city alerts. There's two that came out ‸ this evening, and we'll send off our comments accordingly. Keep in mind the House bill related to CRA is the House bill. Senate bill 432, which is on the Senate side, ‸ still one that has to weave its way through a couple more committees, and, uh, we've also been in contact with our, you know, with Jerry in terms of, uh, you know, concerns and issues. Uh, and
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for the ADU have gone out, and we're looking forward to an exciting crowd. And,
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he works for the University of Central Florida, you
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Um, and he's, he's an economist that's highly regarded and respected nationally, uh, ‸ providing, you
know,
the economic, uh, forecast, you know, for the upcoming area. So, um, so we'll look forward to seeing you on Friday morning, and that's all I have. Wishing everybody a happy new year. I look forward to working with you on behalf of staff to accomplish the many ambitious projects that we have, and, you know, getting them going this year so they can be completed, you know, getting them on the books and moving projects forward.
Great, great. Thanks,
‸ all the staff.
Thank
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forward to the updates, the legislative updates. It's, it's a big deal. It's
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Is everybody,
you have the League of Cities call-in alerts put up for Monday morning, 9 a.m.? The League of Cities says that you can call in and listen to the League of Cities updates. Is everybody doing that?
If,
if,
if you sign up for that and you're not able to attend, they will send an email out to you, and you can listen to it after the fact.
You can listen
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Yeah, that's what I've been doing. Yeah.
And I would also add on their website, they do have a, a, a legislative bill summary that they have up, they update on a, on a very frequent basis. So.
Yeah,
I
get the take action alerts too. So, yeah, got one of those today. On the travel reimbursement and the CRAs actually.
Great.
Okay.
Thank you. Thank you,
sir.
Mr. Whippen.
Yes, Mr. Mayor. Just two items. One, I want to thank Wawa for coming and doing business in
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It was a wonderful event to, for the grand opening.
It's
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I, I, I think we need to do a little bragging about Wawa first. It's better, you think. Yes, ‸ sure is. But anyway, I want to thank them for being in our community. Secondly, I want to thank you, Mr. Mayor, for composing a, a, a, condolence letter for one of our, uh, more seasoned citizens that
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affectionately known as Mary George. Um, she passed away and we funeralized
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And I read your, uh, condolence letter for the family and it was well received. And I want to thank you for recognizing her. Um, it was a grand going home celebration for her. It
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to her house. So she received that prior to her passing. 104.
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Yes, it is. Those are ‸ only two items I have. Okay. Thank
you. Brenda?
Just real quick. I,
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uh, in, uh, Orlando for the, uh, AKC National Dog Show, uh, which
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um, with a, uh, young lady from, uh, Umatilla who has agreed to, um, be his, uh, handler at no charge
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She's donating her time to train and show copper at the dog shows. Because
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but he's really not too good in ‸ the show ring with the dog. So, um,
he
just doesn't, um, understand how to make copper mind. So, anyway, uh, copper did great. He spent two days, uh, at
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um, and,
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talk about canine copper one day. And,
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talking to, uh, children and people from all over, uh, the country about what canine copper does
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Girl Scouts from all over Florida got to meet him and understand what he does. So it was great publicity
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The American Kennel Club actually, uh, did a story on their website and on their Facebook page about copper and what he does for us. And, um, he tracked one of the American Kennel Club vice presidents through the, um, million square foot convention center and founder. He was extremely impressed. So, um, he was a star with the whole thing. And everybody, um, has, uh, been asking me if he'll be back next year. So, um, so lots of good publicity
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So thank you chief for coming over and, um, and helping out, especially with,
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uh, Martin Luther King Jr. Parade, uh, will be on Monday, uh, the 15th from
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the parade will go from
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the, uh, Riverfront Park. So that is on the 15th.
Are we having speeches and things in the park like we normally do? Uh,
as far as I know, yes, but there's a program, um, that will be had prior to that the day before.
So
I'm not sure, but I'll get back with you and let you know whether or not we're going ‸ to have a speech. I do believe there will be a speech and I think the
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be the guest speaker.
Sammy Martin. Sammy
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Yes. She will be the guest speaker. So, yes, we will be having that program as well.
Great.
Okay.
Very good.
Very good.
Yes.
Jerry?
Um, yeah, I just want to wish everyone a happy new year. I hope everyone enjoyed their holidays and everyone had time to spend with their families, their loved ones. And looking forward to a very successful and, uh, productive 2018. Uh,
we
do have the waterfront, uh, meeting tomorrow night. Uh, hope we have great turnout for that. So we've got a lot of work to do down there and, uh, the public input is very important and vital, uh, for us to make sure we get it right. Yes. Because we want to do this right and we want to make sure that the future generations can look at that and appreciate what went into it. You know, their families, their children, their grandchildren. So, uh, we also had breakfast on, uh, Friday morning. John
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Looking forward to hearing Dr.
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I've had the privilege of listening to him once before and he's, uh, he's very interesting. He's always got a good topic and, um, makes it worth your while. So looking forward to that. And on a personal note, I want to thank Mr. Giorgio. Um, I reached out to you, uh, with an issue in the College
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uh, the crew came out there and took care of that. And, uh, I have several residents thank me. So thank you so much.
Well, thank you. And I'll pass that along to the guys. Yeah,
please do. I went out there one day and actually thanked everyone that I met. But, yeah, please make sure you let them all know.
Yeah, certainly welcome.
Okay. Thank you so much. Yeah. And, uh, I think that's it for me, Mr. Mayor. Okay. Thank you.
Yep. Thank you.
I just remember, uh, we, uh, reminded Nemo tonight that the
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John,
you
like it, right? I hope so.
That'd be great.
Michigan
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That would be great. Yeah. It was.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Um,
mine's short. Just, uh, you know, Happy New Year. But, uh, it is going to be a great 2018. I can tell you. Uh, I, you know, for, for, for me personally, I
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cocoa, to be proud of it. And, Larry, you're doing a great job. Keep going. That was a great, uh, you know, Christmas we had
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you.
Sorry,
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you
know, ‸ I knew you would have said it. But, but it was, you know, we had a great time. And, uh, 2018, you can see we, we've turned the corner pretty good. And everybody knows me pretty well. I'm not very, well, I won't be ‸ politically correct, uh, at times. But, um, you know, you
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other cities in the county, they have a crime problem. And, you know, and they're murderers. But, um, ‸ somebody has to say it as mayor,
I'll
say it. Uh, we didn't have a murder last, ‸ last year in the city of cocoa. And I think to be real about this, um, and I'm not trying to jinx it. Don't look at the, don't look up there, chief. But, ‸ you know, and I've asked the, the,
the
PD, and they're going to look it up, and the city manager's office too, you know, to find out when is the last time we had a year without it. And,
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I believe in the last five years of the soft policing
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the Boys and Girls Club and the, and
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have put together and, and rallied, uh, for us to move forward and to, and to be better and a lot better. I think some of this is product of that and, um, you know, I couldn't be any prouder. But
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and we are going to realize, ‸ you know, the, like the
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And it just is, you know, we are in a great position. Don't let your guard down, but be proud to live here.
We
live in a great place. Um, we're not perfect. Nobody's perfect. But I do believe we're doing a better job. And it's, uh, it starts with everybody that lives here, citizens, than,
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And I think we're
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we've turned the tide ‸ and proud of it. So, and before I close,
uh,
anybody want to say anything? I mean, I'm thankful to be right where we're
at.
Yes.
I
think it
takes a lot of great leaders in the community to show up to these meetings and to push initiatives along, knowing long-term, and very long-term, that it's going to help us. And just remember, of all the things we talk about, our goal is, is for you to stay here, or for people to move in, quality
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We have a great location. Um, we're
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That's true. So, have
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Motion
to adjourn.
Yes. Second. ‸ All in favor?
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Thank
you.