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continue to be with their families, Lord, during this time, give them comfort. Everything that they do, Lord,
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Roll call, please. Mayor
Williams?
Here.
‸ Deputy Mayor
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Manager? Here.
Here. Okay, thank you, ma'am. Okay, we're going to move on to the proof of our agenda agenda and minutes. uh Item number one, regular meeting, January 8, 2020. What is the wishes of the council? Approved. You got a motion
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got an amendment?
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this is a regular meeting. Yeah, this is ‸ meeting right now. Yeah. The agenda, that's not the minutes. So we got a motion from agency member i mean uh
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All in favor signify by saying ‸ Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Now we're going to move on to our minutes.
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Is this a regular meeting? Oh, this, okay.
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So that needs a motion to approve the minutes from the District 4 Town Hall meeting, regular meeting on October ‸ 23rd, marijuana possession,
the
dispensary workshop of October 29th, utilities workshop on November 5th, and special city council meeting on November 22nd. Motion to approve. So we
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Second from Deputy Mayor Goins. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. We'll move on to awards and presentation. Up first, we have Ms. Hawkins from the
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Good evening and happy new year, everyone. One from the historic
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A special
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Just to give you a couple of minutes to let you know that we're moving into the second half of our season. This is our 30th year. And I am so happy to say, to report, that our ticket sales are ‸ up 6% for the first part of the year. So that's wonderful. And right now we're in rehearsal for the Sound of Music. And
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brought materials, which I'll hand to you when I'm finished. But the Sound of Music opens January 31st. And as always, we run for three weekends. And I have another brochure that tells you the remaining shows of the season. This weekend, we're happy to report that we're starting with our Spotlight ‸ Series this weekend, which features Hot Pink and the band Hot Pink with the music of the Beatles.
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Magic Dove Magic Shop. And we're almost sold out for the entire weekend. So that's a great way to begin 2020. I'm also giving you a small brochure, which informs you of the Expanding the Dream Capital Campaign, which is about to be moving into a public phase. I'm sure you've heard about the purchase of the Rimbert Building just directly south of the theater. And this brochure explains the plans coming up. And it's conceptual right now.
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So now we're about to be going public and starting to move to people to assist with this new expansion. And if you have any questions or would like information or a tour or anything, if you'll just reach out, I'll be happy to be there for you. So this is what's happening at the theater. We'll be fully running all through the summer, all the way to the middle of July. Yes, before we start up for Season 31. Are there any questions or comments or anything?
Thank you for the update.
Well, thank you. And thank you, everyone, for all of your support for the Playhouse. It is really our historic theater.
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to bring the very best that I possibly can with the team to our theater.
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Welcome, sir.
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So, good evening, Mayor and Council. I apologize for not being technically ready for this evening. I want you to know that we have some amazing people doing amazing work all over the county. So, I want it very clear that nothing I would say this evening would be to disparage anybody that's already working in homeless services. That includes any of the police departments, anything like that. I'm just talking exactly what the experts in our community have found, and that's namely the lead class of Brevard
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and all the statistics that are the state statistics from the Brevard Homeless Coalition.
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There is nothing aside from that in my presentation. So to get started, basically, my personal background, I've been studying homelessness since 2014, and when I say studying, if you're not familiar with my qualifications, I took an entire year off my teaching career and lived homeless in 13 cities across America and myself personally. After that, I did research all over the country in places that were having success with homelessness, and I've been invited by many cities to come in and advise them.
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city of South Bend, Indiana. And the reason I tell you all this is this, what I'm getting ready to present to you may be out of the box, but it's a result of five years of extensive research. I'm an educator, and everything I have is ‸ fact-based and research-based ‸ and none of its opinion. So let me move on.
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No matter who you discuss homelessness with, it is really a difficult thing to try to get one set of solutions from anybody. And before I move any further, Mr. Mayor, if I could say to you and the council ‸ that my whole purpose tonight is to have Brevard County move forward in a direction that is unified across all the cities. That is why I'm standing before you tonight, and that is why I'm enjoying the opportunity to talk to you, because here's the deal. The current system we have in place, and you will see by the numbers after we move by this slide, we are not making progress on homelessness. I don't know your city as well as I know my own city.
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in the city of Palm Bay up until last year,
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to 102 currently that I can go put my hands on.
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see. The big deal and the big reason we need to approach this is because doing nothing is costing us a fortune. Now, my big dream would be that the county would unify all the cities and say, these are the ways that we approach these different issues. Here's how we break up a camp. Here's how ‸ we deal with
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is getting the different communities together, and people are doing pieces all over the county very well. But we don't have a plan for cities. We have a plan to spend the money that were graciously given by the federal government to house people, which is a super small percentage of our total homeless.
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not my number. You'll see. So what we really need to understand is even according to their numbers, every slide I show you, and you can just look at the Brevard Homeless Coalition is at the bottom. I'm not going to read every slide because I'm trying to make this as
quick as possible.
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116 to 206. remember all of these are coming from the point in time count, which is done by volunteers and is completely inaccurate. and Nationwide people
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it is a metric that we use, that we report to HUD. So as you can see, even if you look at family homelessness, we reduce two people in a year. That's not going to move us to progress for these other 200 people. We're not making progress in any area, no matter how you want to look at it.
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I don't understand why we're not championing this across the county and coming up with solutions. And let me be clear. I'm not coming here to say we need to spend a bunch of government money. I'm saying we need leadership. What we did in the city of Palm Bay is
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one. We established it without a single cent of government money just because
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We raised the money in four weeks and it's open and sustainable for five years, the funding already. Okay? There's many things our community can do as a community to address these problems. look at our homeless students. We have gone from 2 700 to 4 900 homeless ‸ students. Why is this not on the front paper front page of the
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even though we've had all this money that was given by
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we are still higher in veterans than we were. And again, none of these are my opinions. Every day on Facebook, I answer 10 to 20 people that are looking for help. In every community, we tell them to call 2-1-1.
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If you need proof, I can take you on a tour, you can meet 50 people any day. I am not disparaging 2-1-1. They do amazing work when it comes to disasters and that kind of thing, but they are not an entry system for the homeless. They came and briefed my city council and they got seven calls from the city of Palm Bay in a year. Now, I have 102 homeless on the street. That's not an effective entry system. Without knowing who we have and where they are, we can't come up with a plan, a community driven plan. And that's what I'm kind of trying to get across here. A community driven plan, not dollars. So, here's my recommendations. First of all, if we don't have street case management for every single city in Brevard County, we can't identify our problem.
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If we can't track every homeless person, and remember, the majority of our homeless are people that lived here first. They're not transplants like people tell you. We know that by the point in time count data. They ask them where was their last permanent address. So, these are our residents. And it's because we have a lack of affordable housing. So, we need street case management. We need to track these people from the time we find out about them until we get them in into a better situation. We need to talk about how are we going to have more low cost housing. I don't mean Section 8 housing. I'm talking tiny homes,
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income housing not section 8. all of these things are possible by changing ordinances and by having a plan. And I'm not trying to pretend I know what's best for your city. I surely don't. But I know without a plan, you're not going to go anywhere. And that's the same with every city in Brevard should have a plan on how they're going to address all these issues that aren't addressed in any Brevard Homeless Coalition report.
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The amount of money we spend interacting with homeless camps should be addressed So right now,
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Brevard County.
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We have some people doing amazing work, Family prop Promise in their organization, but they only take care of how many families a year. And that's it. Where else can a family go? Now, if you're a single woman with a child, there's many resources and that's a blessing. And we have many good domestic violence shelters and all that. But all of those people, there's no place for them to go get help. So, in closing, here is what I'm asking the council to do. I want every city in Brevard County to consider that maybe what we need is a couple of representatives or a representative from each city to sit down and make a county plan. The county government's not going to bring the cities together. We have expertise. Me and your chief have talked and talked and talked about this subject. I would love his expertise to be shared with other communities. And I'd love us to have a plan on how we're going to increase services without spending government dollars. Those are a finite thing. That's a finite thing. But when the community understands that this is not a bunch of drug addicts, it's because we have a lack of affordable housing and people can't get help. When they really realize that we can raise community money and it's not a fight over which non-profit it goes to. It goes to the project. If we do project-based funding instead of non-profit based funding, some of these non-profits
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66 goes to salaries. It doesn't even go to the people. I apologize. Did I have a time limit, Mr. Mayor? But like two minutes
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i only had 10. may i continue mr mayor or should i I have two minutes
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left. I'm right at the end. Is that ‸ Okay? So again, what I was saying was we need a plan. I'm not the expert that tells you what should be in your plan. You have those. We have them all over the county. But if we continue to allow non-profits to come give elevator pitches for their individual programs and we don't see the actual numbers of homelessness reducing, we're not fixing ‸ anything. We need to fix this. So here's my
specific ask. The
city of Palm Bay has now had three workshops on homelessness where we have had community partners come in and offer to help. I don't mean come in and here's the program. If you give me 80 grand, I'll do this for you. I mean churches getting together. I would like you to consider A, having a workshop on homelessness. I would be happy to be here and and and
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nonprofit world. I know them all. second get behind some sort of plan, whether it be countywide or for your city, to address all the things that aren't addressed today. Because without a plan, we go nowhere. I'll take any questions. Thank
you, Mr. Mayor. Appreciate you being here.
All right, we can move on to item number three.
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‸ read.
Yeah, I think I see some members of the Brevard Kennel Club in the audience. I'm gonna ‸ go ahead and read the proclamation if you guys want to come up.
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and was licensed by the American Kennel Club in 1973 to hold sanction point shows and obedience trials.
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Brevard Kennel Club has provided funding for training of
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canine bear
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And whereas the Brevard Kennel Club members dedicate their time receiving specialized training to staff and manage an emergency shelter during a disaster and during times of disaster, they team up with Brevard County Animal Services to rescue animals. And whereas the Brevard Kennel Club has given financial support to the Brevard Humane Society, as well as holding events to educate children on dog safety, bite prevention, and they devote a day to our Cops and Kids summer camp. And whereas the Brevard Kennel Club has sponsored and participated in many dog related events in
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such as Responsible Dog Ownership Day and
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It Up. And whereas the Brevard Kennel Club helps host, as well as represents Brevard County, at
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the largest dog show in the United States, and welcomes thousands of visitors to Central Florida from around the world. ‸ now, therefore, Mayor Jake Williams, Jr., on behalf of the City Council of the City of
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Florida, do hereby honor the Brevard County Kennel Club for their hard work and dedication towards advancing the interests of purebred dogs and the welfare of animals in general through that of education, financial assistance toward the animal related causes, as well as protection and encouragement of dogs and dog ownership. Thank
you all very much. I also have
a plaque. People would like to come up here and Help me with this. The plaque is To the Brevard Kennel Club in appreciation for your support of
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The Brevard Kennel Club for two years has been the primary sponsor for our canine competition
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uh competitors um from Europe. So um without their sponsorship, that would not be possible. This is a group of people that um Love dogs and do everything in our community. One of my favorite things that they do is the Cops and Kids Day, where they take Children in our community who may not have a good experience or any experience with dogs and
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to be safe around strange dogs. How to approach a strange dog, what to do if a dog attacks you and teach them on an individual basis how to remain safe in ‸ our community. where we often have aggressive dogs so thank you all very much we appreciate everything you do and i'll let the chief help me give you guys this Thank you, by the way. This is miss Edna Corny, the president for
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for Brevard Kennel Club. And
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to help raise money and supports everything the Kennel Club does. And then we have miss Mary over here who does amazing work training dogs and always shows up when we need her to, even when she's really, really busy. So thank you all very much. Here's your proclamation. Well, yeah, I'm a member, but I wasn't going to say that.
Thank
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all right
good job
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um First up, we got miss um Jerry Blanco. you could come up, state your name and address. and Got three minutes to expound on whatever it is you need to speak about. Good
evening.
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me to come up here to speak to you tonight. um On December 11th, 2019 at the last City Council meeting uh there was an agenda item. It was item number 7.6 under council business uh there were some uh remarks and
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directed at the chair of the non-profit that that particular item um
‸ I
want to call anyone out in here so if you can just.
Well the statements were made by that particular individual.
And
so um they were directed at the chair who is
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And um
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state a public apology to Mr. Harvey for her remarks. And
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code of conduct. If anyone needs a copy of it, I'm sure that I can be provided. Under section one code of conduct. paragraph e And
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I will refrain from inappropriate language, including statements that are malicious, threatening, disparaging, mean-spirited, vulgar, or abusive. And in calling for the apology, I reference, um at this in the same um resolution,
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section two, ‸ under penalties, based upon the gravity and frequency of the violation, the City Council by majority vote, unless otherwise provided below, may impose any and all of the following penalties for a violation of this resolution by any member of the City Council. And
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Thank you, ‸ Thank you.
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thank
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um state your name and address.
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you.
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Excuse me, sir.
According to the charter, you, Mrs. cross and others referred to me
by name, by reference to documents that were provided by the city attorney's office that one council member
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as factual I have the right to respond to those accusations so
the comment
made was that you referring to mr. Sinclair and
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did not change the neighborhood of Broadmoor acres that that is something that you did beginning in 2012 those are your statements on the record I'm now going to move to mrs.
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and mr. Williams I'm gonna ‸ be honest with you here.
If you're gonna ‸ address us, you address the council as a whole. If not, you can go sit down or leave.
Excuse me, you made your address
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interrupt my three minutes I'm
gonna I'm gonna repeat this one more time you address the council as a whole not individually excuse
me you individually
pointed
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me out and mrs. cost committed fraud to affect a actual council
‸ made my statement that's the last time I want to say that to you
uh
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you accused me through an quote-unquote anonymous letter that you actually aided in the composition and the
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could
you
please
remove him I've axed him three times now excuse
me sir
I've actually three times now they
addressed
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the council as a whole not individually okay
Okay.
All
right. This council has accused me of fraudulent mortgages.
This council has not accused you of nothing council
has accused me of fraudulent mortgages I have three minutes sir if you interrupt me I don't get my three minutes. This council has
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council and the public records of this council
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organization that I founded of illegal activity of unjust mortgages and illegal mortgages. You referred to a mortgage that the young lady told me to tell you tonight to please keep her name and her business out of your letters. You've accused me of doing contract for deeds I have never done any such thing neither has back wrap
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or written a mortgage in its entire history of being organized and the 10 properties that I represented before this council on February 27th of 2018 if you listen to my statement it says until we can raise the money I have gone to private sources to get the money to meet our mission which is to put families in homes as owners, which is more than any one of you have done.
Thank you, sir. Next we have Mr. Sam Claiborne. welcome thank you
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we just wanted to applaud our city councilmen and city councilwomen on the support that they have given to our youth in the coco in the city of
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We applaud you guys. You guys have done a tremendous job. We have a plaque here for you that we want to present to you uh
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And we are asking for your support again this upcoming season. I also want to thank
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to pronounce your last name. But um with their help and their support, uh the updates that have that have been needed, uh tremendously needed, uh at
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and getting getting dealt with. So we thank you guys so much. We are deeply appreciative of the service that you give to our community as a whole. And we just thank you and want to present you this plaque from
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Youth Athletics. thank you sir
And just to add, the funds that you donated to our organization was able to open up so many doors for the youth of
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We can't even imagine um the if we didn't start with anything. The youth from
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dedicated themselves to have ‸ outstanding ‸ first season of football each year. And we continue with your support to build for the future. And hopefully, coming ‸ you know, in the upcoming
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And
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girls and girls. So thank you guys so much. And also just to acknowledge, the rest of the
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Youth Athletic Board is here. Please, please.
please
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Okay.
But we'll just go ahead and, Reverend Dennis, you can say your name, address.
‸ Good evening, everyone. Reverend J.B. Dennis, 3710, Catalina Drive, Cocoa, Florida. First, I'd like to thank
Mrs.
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Warner for correcting me. I got my petition on the wrong letterhead. As a civil rights activist who is a lifetime member of the National Action Network, ‸ I work for the community. So I'm going to define the community. All black communities, all white communities, all integrated communities, the National Action Network and the NAACP plus other civil rights groups. The
goal
is to make all communities safer. The intent of an advisory board is to police
the
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police. These types of boards are useless when you fill them with ex-police officers.
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There's no longer able to be on this review board. The members of this community do not favor a pro-cop advisory board. I want to request this board meet every other month instead of quarterly. Quarterly makes the advisory board invisible, which leads to a lack of interest. And last thing I wanted to say, from the beginning, we agreed that I would be only one ex-cop on this review board. So anyone else have one on there they need to think about removing them. Thank you very much. Thank you, sir.
I got a question. So in order to adjust or update the citizen review board, would they have
to come back
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as an agenda item? Yes.
Yeah. I don't think there's any problem with having the next police officer on the advisory board. Gives them good input and everything. And I don't think they should be removed. That's my opinion. Yes, he moved.
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be on that board forever.
And I noticed his delegation, but it does bring up a question there.
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attention that he was possibly not eligible even at the last meeting they had. And there was some action that took place that he was involved in.
And how do we go about correcting that?
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to take a look and see whether with the clerk and see whether or not I guess the board member met the qualifications, the cert. If not, then we would have to address that appointment. As for the action, I wasn't at the last meeting so I'm not sure what that action was. But the board certainly can reconsider any action or any recommendation
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And
I
think
he was provided
with a new board member.
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I
apologize
for my boys because I suffered ‸ laryngitis for three days. I don't know why.
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Basically, what we need is for you to reappoint someone else.
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sir. Is this your card right here? No? Oh, you did come in? SK, yes.
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Okay. Yes, sir. You have three minutes, sir.
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Okay. I am Sudhirvi Kotecha.
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seen in my life of 74 years. Okay. But I have
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very serious complaint against your retired Cocoa police officer, Mr. Glenn Wade.
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It is both are so-called because they are not registered.
A little bit off the mic, yes. Sorry. They are
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not registered with Cocoa City Hall or State of Florida.
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So they are not registered. And she called on July 3, Glenn Wade, and filed a complaint that I steal a rocking chair, which was owned by her. And that's her store. But Glenn Wade should not
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And he should
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lady. But he didn't ask anything. He simply took the complaint. Not only that, he added burglary in that complaint.
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And not only that, with Joseph Down, the
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manager, he advised, according to his advice,
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3 July for three months.
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And at the same time, he called me to come to the reception area because he said, I have some work with you.
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somebody. They did not allow me to call anybody. And I was taken to jail.
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to jail. I have been taken to jail. And next day, I hardly could contact with my sister indirectly through somebody.
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of burglary. And she has to sign a bond of $5,250. It was a great mental torture to me and my sister.
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be given from pocket of Glenn Wade, $600, say please.
Time
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you.
Thank you, sir. And
I'm giving this paper to here. And I have given the, all, many papers yesterday ‸ to
your office.
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Gibson.
Good evening, everybody.
Good evening.
I appreciate your time for allowing me to speak in front of you. My name is Anita Gibson. I live at [address]. My interest in coming before you is something very personal, very close to my heart. My son was murdered, was shot December 9th. As a result, everything has gone cold, but my heart is still with fire and energy to see something come of this. My ‸ three points that I want to know,
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Is there grants that we could have a cold case unit? I've spoken to the chief on a regular basis every month or every other month. We speak on these different issues, but I want to see something going forward as far as a cold
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The billboards, I want the billboards out front as you pass 520, going east and west. I want them to reflect intermittent people that have been murdered as far back as the billboard will commit. You put 10 people, 15 people, however that goes, to just still showcase these people as not being forgotten people. And Crime Line, I've been in contact or trying to get in contact with Barbara Bergen with
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something I can do personally on Crime Line to facilitate any phone calls, any anything.
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have my ear to the ground as my ‸ daughter-in-law and other people as far as what happens in the neighborhood. But I would certainly pass along anything I know or I hear ‸ as
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Department. And I'll take a second to say that
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and I and Anthony Colombo and I have been in constant contact. I trust in them saying, we're looking, we're searching, nobody's come forward. Basically, they're more or less going to have to fall on the ground and put the gun up in the air for something to happen. But
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doesn't stop or quench my desire to have something happen on the murder of my son. He died May 1st, 2017. And that's something I will never forget as long as I live and breathe. And there's something that has to come of this. It can't just be a cold case. Oh, you know, I'm sorry. I'm sorry for your loss and move on. And the last thing is that the police department has a wall. It's a door that goes into the police office and is lined with pictures. So I'm asking that my son be placed on that board that's been there since I've been in Cocoa, really, with 20, 30 people that are just there. There's no movement.
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say this happened in
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And so my thing is, I won't allow this to be cold. I'll keep at it until I get some resolve. And I would like somebody to reach out to me to tell me what's my next step. ‸ What's the chain of command that I can facilitate some change. Thank you. Thank
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Yes. Next we have Miss Rita Lanier. Please come up and say your name at ‸ best, please.
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I'm here again to ask you to please take another look at the policies and procedures for the Cocoa Police Department about investigating calls that they're called to. And
I think that's true
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was trying to convey is that he was falsely charged by the Cocoa Police Department and caused a lot of harm because of it. And he's still suffering mentally, physically, financially because of it. And I think that those policies that I tried to get you to look at would help. Furthermore, I was promised by the chief that I'd be provided a copy of the policy and procedure for officers that are supposed to investigate calls that they're called to.
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‸ And as to the homelessness they were talking about earlier, you might have a couple more elderly homeless people unfairly homeless because of the Cocoa Police Department. And because of his what he was just saying about that administrator and this mob, as I know it's hard to believe, but there's a mob that exists at Westminster, approximately 15 tenants out of
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that live there. And this mob is organized by D. Miles, which is the woman that called the police on him because she has this thrift store. The chief knows that the thrift store is not a legitimate thrift store. He knows it. And he's kind of helping them along. And
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just to be able to get by. They're laundering money through the thrift store. They're not accounting for all the money. They won't provide the tenants with the bylaws or ‸ allow them to see. They claim to be a nonprofit. They've been doing this for about seven years. And just in March 11, 2019, with the chief's help, they finally registered as a
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supposedly running all these businesses where
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money. And I think that it would be really helpful if you would please revisit the policies and procedures that I presented. I think they'd be helpful.
Thank you, ma'am. Okay. That's all we have for delegations. Reports. Any advisory boards or committee present? ‸ Sir.
Good evening, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor,
Council.
I'd like to thank you for your quick response, getting the Board of Adjustments back to full staff plus one. I really appreciate that. So I don't have to gavel a meeting.
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So thank you very much for
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I'm
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Thank you, sir.
No report.
Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. Yes, sir. I'm
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Alton Edmond, uh, chairman of the Coco PD ‸ Citizen Advisory Board. Um, I, I do have concerns and I'm looking forward to hearing how the issue as to the motion made by Mr. McCann can be resolved as he was ineligible at the time he made that motion. Um, I know that you weren't there at the time, so I'll, uh, debrief you very quickly.
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that are to address potential issues to with the police department in the community. Um, his motion was to, um, to make, make commendations for, uh, certain, certain heroic acts that police have performed in the community. Um, and I objected because that was not the purpose of the board. Um, there are a lot of really good acts performed by police officers that I think should be lauded. However, the police advisory board is the police citizen advisory board, I believe is the improper venue to handle those sort of matters.
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objection.
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the first place, um, I wonder if we should have to address it or vote on it again, or whether it should be undone due to the fact that he was not eligible to make the motion in the first place. Um, and so if you can advise as to that so that we can have, um, an idea what to do moving forward in March when we have our next meeting, that will be helpful, um, at the very least. Okay. I'd be happy to do that.
Thank you.
Um,
I'll send out some written advisories once I talk to the chief and get some more information, but it sounds like you've got two issues potentially. One, whether or not the commendation of the police officers as motioned by the board falls within the purview of the board to make in the first place.
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any longer, made the motion,
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to readdress. ‸ Thank you, sir. Okay.
‸ I got a question for you too. So what's your thoughts on, um, the other, uh, idea that
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had about doing a monthly meeting?
I believe that he said
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And, and I, I do agree with that idea.
Um,
there was a suggestion for monthly meetings and I didn't think that it was necessary for us to meet every month. Um, but we do have a fair amount of, of issues that come before the board and some, I mean, we've had meetings that last until, I mean, almost 10 o'clock because of how many issues we had to address. And so if we met a little bit more often, um, one, our meetings wouldn't take as long. We wouldn't have as many issues to address. And I think as Reverend Dennis said, uh, we wouldn't, we might be able to get more participation in the community if, uh, the meetings weren't just once every three months or four months or so.
Good point. Thank you. Thank you,
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I just wanted to remind everybody that tomorrow is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. So, uh, if you happen to encounter law enforcement or have any, ‸ any time to encounter a law enforcement officer tomorrow, I just ask to, uh, thank them.
Thank you, sir. Uh,
‸ I'll just go ahead and start early because everybody thinks that a police and fire have a rivalry. So chief, I love you and I appreciate you. Start that off first. I'm proud to say the space coast fire chiefs announced their annual awards for this year. The ceremony will be
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And I'm pleased to say that two of our employees were chosen this year.
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coast fire chiefs firefighter of the year.
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coast fire chiefs training officer of the year. So two outstanding candidates. I'm very proud of them represent exactly what our organization is moving forward in, uh, across the city. And, uh,
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‸ Yeah, right.
Chief lamb is the chief of the year. So
thank you, sir.
Appreciate it.
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wanted to remind you, Friday is our annual economic development breakfast at the Civic Center. It begins at 730 if you want a hot breakfast. Please come in.
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Yes, ma'am. Can we, I don't know if we... Park
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so I will make a statement that is in response to Mr. Harvey's letter, requesting my apology or censure. As an elected official, I have a responsibility to understand the business of organizations seeking support with public resources.
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or intimidate me. ‸ I'm sorry you took it personally. It certainly wasn't intended to be personal.
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ensure our city agreements are clean and for the public good. I'm not going to stop asking questions. i've reviewed the transcripts I do want to correct and apologize for the words, a court case
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The reference was to a complaint for eviction. It was settled out of court, not ruled on The terms, of course, were favorable for the the defendant They did not get evicted.
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home. again my request is for transparency
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clarify the business model?
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What is the relationship between the nonprofit,
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and for-profit entities I understand investors should be rewarded for risk.
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when there's a city agreement involved. I'm confident we can clear up these questions with transparency. I would really like to be able to work with the crop with mr harvey for the betterment of Broadmoor Acres and the overall good of
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i've you know um the vile and bigoted statements that are being made on social media, I don't want any of that. I really want to go forward and build this city. i'm not any I have no desire to ride on floats or be on a be on the podium or
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don't keep things clean, and if we don't demand transparency. and and and
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I hope we can go forward. with coco
thank you ma'am um
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to as a forum yesterday, related to the opportunity zones, and it was a program that was put on by the federal government, really meant to bring in all the federal agencies and what they can do to provide support within the opportunity zones.
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lot of new information related to what those organizations are providing, there were some recent changes. Actually, the last round of changes, the third revision to the regulations related to Opportunity Zones was just passed prior to the end of the year. And so the latest changes in regulations are out. I think this was more of a forum to promote the Opportunity Zones. But at the same time, I guess the good part of the forum was that they had actual developers as well as fund managers. So folks that ‸ actually have projects in Opportunity Zones, have completed projects in Opportunity Zones, and allowed for the time to ask questions and gain some information as to how, as a city, we could promote our specific zones and see the same economic benefits that may be seen in some of the other areas of the country.
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a few members present at the forum. But we'll continue to be working on that.
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Just a couple items.
y'all
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There's an RSVP as to whether or not to participate. It's a one-day event. I'm sorry, previously has desired to bring on Brevard County on similar to some other counties do, and they have a specific county day. So that's Tuesday, January 21st. So I'll have the clerk follow-up with each of you to find out who would like to attend and find out and make the arrangements as necessary.
Yeah, I had this discussion in the meeting I was in this
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We got a council meeting that Wednesday. Oh. So I'm going to have to decline it. It's just, you know. Is there anybody else that
is? I would not be opposed to it if we, I wouldn't want to drive by myself. But ‸ I would want to, you know, take a definite city vehicle. We can drive together, whoever wants to go. But if it's me solely by myself, then I'll decline to.
because
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we're going again in February as well. Yes.
‸ I'll have the clerk follow-up, but thank you, Mr. Mayor. Talking about legislative action days for the League of City.
Councilwoman Warner.
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If you recall, the 12th is our scheduled city council meeting. So
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to determine what we're going to do February 12th. Yes.
Yeah, we're going ‸ to help change that.
Immediately before it begins.
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Yeah, I don't. ‸ You know. It needs to be taken care of.
I'll get with staff. We generally discuss, like at our last meeting, what's coming up for the next meeting. So I'll follow back, circle back with staff to make sure that we ensure that. I think that's. Yeah, I think the board of adjustment is that. Yeah. Okay. So there's that.
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a consensus among council? So the city clerk can cancel the meeting on the 12th? Yes. And then. Just to update council and you received the city attorney's email ‸ December 1st regarding the Russian Marine bid protest. The. The public review
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been held. Decisions been provided by to the. To. The
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And they have so many days to notify us and we encourage them if they want on the January 22nd meeting to. So just.
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regarding contact, you know, with the. Best and or the awardee. That's all I have, Mr. Mayor. Thank you.
Okay. Thank you, sir. I have. I just have a couple of things and. And. There was a statement here made that was made in earlier that.
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it up. That is. That's not true. That's not what was stated in that meeting. What was stated in that meeting is that. It was an effort. Between. A proactive code enforcement policing. And a home maintenance plan. That a team of individuals ‸ involved in creating. And that be. Being the code enforcement staff. And the city council at the time. So. Just
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to correct that statement that was made in here. But that being said, I know. I'm looking at the time. I'm just going to go ahead and ‸ pass my
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report.
Good evening. I appreciate everyone for coming out tonight. I think. And I apologize. Sometimes. Council meetings sometimes get a little. Difficult and trying at times. But. But again. I appreciate everyone's input and thoughts.
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manager will make copies for the donation application request. What I would like for the applicant. Nicole Dyer.
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Have a brief. Maybe a
brief
one minute summary on the event that you are.
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Hello everyone. Thank you for having me. Mr. Mayor. My name is Nicole Dyer.
I
am a veteran business owner.
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out being an entrepreneur. While I was. In my venture becoming an entrepreneur. I realized there was not a lot of resources and help for other entrepreneurs. Small business owners and like-minded others. You know for help. So I created this event. The first young black entrepreneurship expo.
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And we're
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For us to make this a success.
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And other tips. To people who come to this event. On how to start their businesses. How to maintain it. And how to grow it.
Okay.
How many. What do you think the attendee. As far as the attendance. How many. How many people you think would be attending this event.
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Well as far as right now. We actually have about 200 registered. People that are coming to the. Coming to this event. We have over about 5,000 views on Facebook for this event. So we are expecting over about 200 guests.
And it is Saturday January 18th. From 12 o'clock to 4 o'clock at our Cocoa Civic Center as well.
That is correct. And if the city of Cocoa wishes. To help with this sponsorship. We are. In return. Wanting to promote you. To the city of Cocoa. You will be on the flyer.
You
will be on the program.
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And you will also have a free table. If you would like to come.
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So I want to get a consensus. Well I guess I have to make a motion.
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I was fortunate to have a father that started a business in 1979. So I'm kind of. Some people say I have a spoon. A silver spoon in my mouth. But when you are young. And don't have anyone in your family. That can give you information about starting a business. Because events like this. Can encourage a lot of young people. And I believe they can encourage a lot of people.
To
possibly open up businesses in the city of Cocoa. She offered a free table for the city. And hopefully we can take advantage of that. And again it could be something where we. Can spark partnerships.
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new employees as well.
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Fill some of the openings that we have right now. So I'm requesting that the council. If not the full 120.
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For the $600. But definitely donate something. If you can. Because you know. We don't have a whole lot of money. To give throughout the year.
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But her event is the 18th. And she really needs these funds.
‸ I'll support.
Thank you.
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a motion to. Accept the application. And approve the application for the $600.
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All
in favor.
Mr.
Mayor. Yes ma'am.
The city attorney is.
Oh okay. Sorry about that. Okay. I'm going to close it at this time to the council.
And
open up to the public. For any public. But if anyone. To this item.
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I'll close it at this time.
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We got
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All in favor. Signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed. It passes ‸ unanimously. Thank you sir.
Thank you. So. There's a few. Few more ‸ things. We. We had a really really great. Two events that we had. The police department. The workshop we
had
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For strategic planning. I believe. It was very helpful.
We
didn't have a lot of citizen input. Like we really wanted. I desire when. When we have events like that. Because we have a lot of complaints at times. About a police department. But when we have these. Workshops. Sometimes people. They're uneasy about coming to open forum. So I slightly understand that as well. But it was amazing dialogue. I believe. It was open. It was transparent. It was. It was to the point.
It
was direct. And I really.
I
really enjoy. The time that we had in both events.
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That was made. Definitely after the first one. And I spoke to chief about this as well. And I talked to city manager about it. And the comments. That were.
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Was that we need more minority leadership. In our department. And that's pretty much. What the gist of the conversation. Following the meeting. You get attacked on social media. ‸ Regarding those comments. And it got twisted to. Something that. Wasn't the attention of the meeting. That. We got accused of trying to turn.
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But chocolate is. Black. But I don't really understand. What they were trying to say. So I did some more research. And. ‸ To justify our statements. About minority leadership. But we did some records
requests
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And. The numbers show. That what we
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was accurate. And I didn't know. That to be
fact.
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We was just making. Recommendations. And that's the whole purpose. Of the workshop. Is for people to come. Make recommendations. To help us out. Not to bash. Not to. Point fingers. At different departments.
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So. And. Sometimes. Like. Sometimes. When my wife tells me. That I did something wrong. I don't like it. I feel really bad. That she said. But a lot of times. She's right. So being. Uncomfortable. Helps me grow. And. At a time when she says it. I don't see that. A lot of the time. When she said it. I don't see that. But. Uncomfortable ‸ conversations. Helps.
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And I believe that. Wholeheartedly. I was brought up that way. And my father is a. Firm and stern. Accountability person. So. When these things happen. And.
And
negative. Comments come. I. I think. I have to address those things. So. We have about
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population.
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Of those are.
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So.
The
comments that we made. Is not to point fingers. Is to point out that. We need more representation. That looks like our community. So I looked around the country. And everyone is having this conversation. About. A representation. That looks like their community. So when we said these things.
It
wasn't. This whole country is talking about this. It's not just the city of Coco. It's all over the country. So I went and spoke to Chief.
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as well. Just to see.
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Did we. Did we disrespect anybody. How would you take this.
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That's what his whole purpose is. Daily is to recruit. People that looks like the community. ‸ Whatever that may be. It could be. A woman.
It
could be Hispanic.
It
could be white.
It
could be black. Whatever his community looks like. He wants the police department. To resemble that. So right now. He
has
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For
the police department.
In
Rockledge.
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People that live in Rockledge right now. So. I say that to say this.
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Or we have a parking ‸ study. Whatever it is. When we have uncomfortable conversation. It's not to bash anyone. It's to help the city. I love the city. I believe all of us sit up here. Love the city. But when we say these things. To help us. Is not to bash anyone. So and the things that we said. Of the statistics show. That what we're saying is the truth. It's facts. So we're not. We're not. The intention was not to bash anyone.
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clear that out. I know some people may see it on social media. And things get twisted so much. Especially on social media. Because everyone is a gorilla on social media. They get behind that computer.
And
they just get the typing.
And
going crazy. ‸ And so I want everyone to know. That our intention.
Is
not to turn the city black. It ‸ is to allow the city. To be representative of the community. Which it serves. And I think that's fair. I think that's a fair assessment. Of ‸ our city as a whole.
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I ‸ commend chief for sitting in it.
I
know sometimes again. Like I say about my wife's situation. When
you're
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sitting there. ‸ It's difficult to listen to. To things where. That's that's that's chief baby. That's his baby. He's been. In
his
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department for a long time. And he is very very well respected. I love Nadelle. We have a lot of different conversations.
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And
someone's
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saying. Well you need to do this. We need to do that. But that's the whole point of the workshop.
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That's what that's why we're there.
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That's coming. We have a new. So.
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And tell her she needs to record this meeting.
And
yeah.
‸ I need a hug
too,
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probably.
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As a grand opening. With the awesome program. The reentry center.
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Friday January 10th. 830 a.m. to 5 p.m. And that's at 825 Temple Street. Coco. Which is the.
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For PDM projects. A long time ago. But this. Program is for. Inmates who are trying to get back in society. I think we all need. Inmates that can come out. And start getting a job. Learn how to pay their bills. Learn how to get a bank account. So they won't go back and do the same thing. That got them into trouble.
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So if you can. Support that event.
I
think.
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I think. David
mayfield will
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be there as well. Space Coast daily.
will
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be there. So. If the council. Would like to be.
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I know it's. The same time as our economic breakfast. But they have another one at five o'clock as well.
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And we already talked about the first annual young entrepreneurship expo. If the council can.
You
know. Maybe breeze through and.
You
know. Show your face. Wave your hands. So people can see us as well.
I
think that'll be. Like as well. So I appreciate everybody. They're starting to meet. Like this.
Yeah. Appreciate the comments. Appreciate everybody's comments. And. And then. And like you. You know. My goal is just to move us forward. And move us into the. The next phase. Just. Just growing. Just.
Just
a. Just a better cocoa. Than we've seen in the past. And that's all we all. That's what we all want.
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that being said.
I
need a motion for.
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consent agenda. Make a motion to accept the consent agenda. For what?
Consent agenda.
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We got a motion from.
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John.
Did
we. On that second item. You were going to. On the map.
Yes. It was.
So it is correct. Oh.
Well.
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It was a little bit off. It's like.
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Yeah. If we.
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All in favor. Signify by saying aye. Aye.
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It
passes unanimously. We're going
to
move on to our public hearing.
All right. First of all. Ordinance 26-2019 ordinance of the city council
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Amending section 2-4 of the city code to allow preferences for local vendors as to city purchases providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions and corporation into the code.
Severability and an effective age. Second and final reading. Thank you, sir.
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um
because this is a public hearing at this time I'm gonna ‸ go ahead and close this item to the, uh um ‸ to the Council and open up to the public for any public ‸ comments. Seeing none, I'll close ‸ at this time and reopen it to the Council. What
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the wishes of the Council?
‸ I'll second the discussion.
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I just, ‸ asked
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on the changes include,
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to match the lowest bid,
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‸ it
essentially
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then they have the opportunity to match the lowest bid,
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it's just like, ‸ if they're, if, say the, the, the value of the, uh the service that's been bid is
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uh and you have one that's at a hundred and four thousand five hundred, and that, which is the local, and the other one's
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or, uh
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have the, opportunity within the
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they would have the opportunity to come down and match
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the bid, be awarded the bid. Thank
you, sir. We have a motion in a second.
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uh all in favor signify by saying aye aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Item
number two. All right. Ordinance 24-2019, an ordinance of the city council, of the city of
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Brevard County, Florida, annexing approximately 139.23 acres of real property generally located at the intersection of state road 524 and State Roads 520, and more specifically west of Adamson Road, and north of State Road 520 and 524,
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to incorporate the real property into the city boundaries, providing for
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State,
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providing for ‸ the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability, and an effect of the day It's the second and final reading of this ordinance thank you sir
And because this is a public hearing, I'm going to close it this time to the council, open it up to the public for any public comments. Seeing
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I'm going to close it at this time,
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We have a motion from um Councilwoman Warner. Second. Second from Councilman
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All in favor, signify by
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aye. Aye. I'm opposed. It passes unanimously. Thank you. Okay, we're going to move on to council business. Let's approve a code enforcement lien reduction request
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Chief Cantaloupe.
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Yes, Mr. Mayor and council. We're asking that
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residents.
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540.
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be reduced to
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It's currently, all the codes have been met, everything's been done. We went through our check sheet and everything's up to par.
And it was my understanding that the, um actually the owner,
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Councilwoman
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signify by saying aye. Aye. ‸ Opposed. the passage unanimously. Okay. Item number two on the council council business. uh see Council direction on adding a provision to the city code at temporary mobile vending as a type of business. You know, I read this before ‸ I read this. And this seemed to be directed toward food. and uh And it wasn't, my understanding when it came to mobile vending and what I was looking at was not just food. And I know that there were several. Like
mobile detailing. Yeah.
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wash and mobile mechanics and that kind of stuff.
right As a mobile detailer, you
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get a license and a business tax receipt and do business within the city. You would go to that actual. trucks.
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to limit it to food. It could be like the rug guy. um ‸ If a detail company actually wanted to set up at a vacant lot, and then it clarified the difference between fundraisers and um like temporary sales, whether it's just for one weekend or whether it's a more permanent every
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they'd have to produce a... Correct.
Probably
be
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code enforcement
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if they don't have one, or
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that work? They
would have to... um Typically, code enforcement, we give them a warning that they would need to obtain a business tax receipt, and then they would come into the office, ‸ keep track of that. If they continue to mobile, then then they could take them to the code board site, the property owner.
Because it my concern was, when I looked at this right here, and I'm looking at this one page,
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actually research adding a provision to city code. But no, staff was asked to research and see what other cities were doing, and to bring that back to us. so that
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city was doing cities were doing. The fact that you know the city manager's office, community service director, police chief, code enforcement, city attorney, you all have met and discussed this. Well, I would have like to have the opportunity to read what other cities were doing, and and come up my own opinion as well, and compare it to what you all have come up with. But i'm I mean, that's me personally, you know, and that's that's that's where my concern was. So, I mean, I appreciate everybody's due diligence here, but I just like doing my own homework at times. And
we can certainly provide all the documentation that we had, because we did do that. We looked at the
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of the other cities, because um it just got a little confusing as to, like, Orlando, they do a lot of mobile food vending. And so, finding the difference between the mobile food vending with the city of Orlando, and then what other cities
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other larger counties throughout the state of Florida. So, we wanted to kind of differentiate, first of all, like fundraisers, because there was an issue where people were saying they were a fundraiser, but they didn't have any documentation that it was actually a fundraiser. For example, you know, somebody who's just trying to support their child through college, whether that's a fundraiser versus the
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High School that was
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fundraisers.
yeah And then I looked at ‸ comparison, was so Miami-Dade and Fort
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and Orlando, and I'm stuck here thinking, but we'll smaller version, ‸ a super smaller version than those cities. So I was just, you know, just wondering about the comparisons and all. But anyway. Okay, I'll
make a motion that we approve. for your approval
‸ This
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for direction and if we're, what we can do is we can, one, bring it back for further direction. We can put together maybe the cities that was researched, put together a, like, a Excel spreadsheet, a table that identify the various uses by city, what's allowed. There's any nuances to that and maybe in a miscellaneous section where we can proceed forward with ‸ working with the city attorney's office, provide that information uh in in terms of drafting an ordinance and provide that information as backup information um and included in the agenda item as well. I
was making a motion to have the provision decode
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I mean, the mayor's comment about some of these cities are huge and the same thing that would apply to them doesn't necessarily apply to us. So
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as opposed to some of these half a million resident cities? Okay.
It's not in the agenda item, but we did look at the different cities within, like
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the different cities within. Yeah,
I'd
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similar to
us. I can also uh provide a more detailed map. I kind of ‸ outlined the sections where we thought mobile vending would be appropriate. And
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I'll actually provide a map so you can clearly see where that would be allowed and
where
it
wouldn't be. you certainly don't want any conflicts with ‸ restaurants correct
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also in residential areas.
some
mobile vending would be appreciated out on 524 where they're complaining because they have
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Some of the desert out there, yeah. So
my only my only concern is is language on the second sheet filling with all the streets that's exempted, which is all the major
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oh my I'm politics thinking to
prohibit them in all residential districts. Okay, okay.
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and then
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And then identifying the specific limiting limiting mobile vending to major commercial corridors of the city. I think it's a common trying to keep it in the major commercial corridors. And if they seek to do it at a, engage the use, you get a mission park, they would have to apply for a special event and they would have to go through that whole process. But you want to, you know, I think it's a common provision to keep them out of residential neighborhoods because the impact to those neighborhoods and the residents. we got
a motion on the
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now? i know Second. We
got a motion from Councilman
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Just to
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The
drafts and ordinance ‸ we'll bring back the additional
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ordinance because you do have the ability between the first and second reading if you don't like something that maybe it's worded or some provision like excluding this, this use or it was really
school
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vending. You can make that, uh adjustment at that point in time.
Thank you, sir. We got a motion and ‸ second. All the favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed. The passage
unanimously.
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So, kind of, when can it come back?
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don't think the next meeting in January.
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agenda items are due tomorrow for next meeting
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me right now i'll tell you yeah Okay, we're gonna ‸ move on to item number three on the council business, which is city council support of historic Cocoa Village Main Street HCVMS grant application to keep far beautiful for HCVMS project creating a butterfly garden. Any services that work?
Thank you.
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for up to
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from keeper of our beautiful.
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volunteers hours to fulfill their match requirement. And as part, they need to also provide written assurance for the maintenance for the two-year period for the butterfly garden. They're planning on putting the budding butterfly garden in the location behind the
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House, so that's the city property to be the city's permission for.
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grant have certain criteria. The evaluation of the irrigation needs, potential improvements to create ‸ maintain a successful butterfly garden, guidance from public works and
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access to mulch and plants if necessary, and then administrative support for their financial information and also in order to comply with the reimbursement and grant requirements. So the um the city can support this as part of their sustainability action plan.
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and would be an excellent opportunity to educate the students in our community about the environment. Thank
you ma'am.
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butterfly. here
so i'm
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aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Item number four on the
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on creating the code enforcement
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‸ Qualified applicants and
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it's time to clean some of our clean our books up a little bit but.
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This is to as you stated to create a lean amnesty program. It would be more directed at city homeowners who may have through time or whatever had issues or different things happen. And
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as we stated down here there are some eligibility requirements that we did recommend. And also some other areas of you know what what the program would be as far as how the liens would be reduced. We asked to probably be an administrative fee and then depending on how Council feels or whichever way you want us to go with this.
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Thank you.
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I'm not sure how that would work again our goal is to make it as simple as possible for. For the citizens. I think the program needs to be. Something where somebody can come in fill out an application. Submit it. We would go through it look at it. Make sure go out do the inspections make sure everything is up to par everything is done. Evaluate whether there's fixed liens or anything else that would go with it.
And
again all any kind of fixed liens or anything would have to be paid. In conjunction with whatever the reduced amount. And then the other thing is the question is is a time frame how long should this thing run should it run. You know for a shorter period of time a longer period of time. You know we did talk about you could do it yearly. For a period of time.
And
allow people to again try to make it as simple as possible.
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Sir. And I
could
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tell you I was as I was going through this.
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And quite a bit that I agreed with. And one of
the
things I saw that the program eligibility is limited to single family homeowners and non-residential properties where the property owners was the owner of the record. It was the owner of record at such time the code ‸ enforcement action was first initiated.
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on. And there's a family member that has that property now. So you know that's my concern there with that particular item. We
could definitely make changes to that like
I
said.
And
then I like the fact that all the administrative fees that the city are out of. I think that that should be it should be reduced down to whatever the city is out of.
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You know you know for now you know.
and
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So any cost to the city. Any ‸ monies that the
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Included in that. And I think it should run for at least. This is all my personal opinion.
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But I think we need to notify everyone that's on the book. You know with the letter. Letting them know that hey this is your opportunity.
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Is enough time to get some folks to pay those. 60 to 90 days. But I got 60 days out here.
Can we maybe.
Pay
those fees.
Can we maybe. Make sure the notice goes out. In time to give people an opportunity to maybe. You know not spend their. Tax refunds. And you know save that money to pay these or whatever. So let's just make sure that we give people enough time.
If
they need to save money or plan for it. That they can do that.
And this and this right here is the perfect time. With the tax season and all. So that this works out great.
The
timing is just great. And and it's time to start getting some. A lot of these folks to reinvest in their homes. And on their property because these these lanes have hindered some folks from. Either getting roofs on their homes or doing some.
Little
repairs that are needed to.
Figure out how big this universe is. How many people will be eligible.
Not exactly. But we would go through that. As the mayor has asked.
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And then make sure that everybody is.
And so we don't have any staffing issues with managing it.
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Well I think we can definitely make it work. No we talked about it.
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think that you know I think it's it's beneficial to obviously benefits to our citizens. And I think it's beneficial to us also to be able to get some of those older older lanes and stuff off of books.
Yes. And then a lot of them I was looking at a lot of them. There was a lot of high weed and grass. And I know back then we had some serious issues with that.
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and I know I was very aggressive back then you know because I wanted to clean our city up. And that was one of my goals that try to clean it up and change our image.
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fact that you know how did they get here. What happened. And you know I didn't know the factors of what happened in their life during that time. And so I had to step back and say wait a minute you know maybe you know.
Sometimes what they need instead of a fine is a neighbor to come and cut their grass.
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Yes Mr Mayor just a couple just one of the eligibility was just not for single family homeowners also non-residential properties.
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‸ And one of the things that I would offer
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these programs are designed in various ways. And you may have a homeowner that is you know has is on a limited income. And if you have you know like that previous agenda item where there was $46,000 of
liens,
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I think it was and it was $3,000. They may never be able to raise that. So the city and the interest I mean and it is something
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speak with Nancy about but I think it's I know we do income certification.
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way to look to build a component in for our for those residents that don't have the financial wherewithal. But if they paid a straight out administrative fee based upon their you know maybe they're very low income.
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not going to be able to afford to pay $3,000 out of the pocket.
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know obviously it gets it off the books for us. But it also it lessens the burden on that homeowner. They feel
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good example about somebody maybe inheriting property ‸ not having the financial wherewithal to satisfy even if it's an abatement lien you know and we've
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But I would think that if you wanted to do that I think it would be appropriate that it could be designed if they were income certified to be other extremely low income or very low income. Then they would qualify for just maybe that set administrative fee would require some coordination. I think you know I'm just I was as we discussed it it was like I know we do income certification related to when we do down payment assistance with our federal and state programs.
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might be able to result not just get it off the books but also resolve the issues. So I'm just offering that out there it's if that's something that you all want to consider maybe allow us to go back and look and see if there's an opportunity to provide some. Some equity for those that just simply don't have you know in large measure due to issues of environmental justice
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the case might be.
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can run with that and look into that and see how we
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potentially you know between the two departments working together. Or maybe Nancy can help educate ‸ the code you know staff the coordinator and how they do income certification for the purposes of bringing that.
Yeah that's why I was inquiring about the item number two of the consent agenda. Because I you know I was thinking about that and with this and some of the lower income folks that you know even depending on what was there so. But anyway.
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Thank you. This is something that we've been doing since May of 2012 with the US Small Business Administration. The trustee is here as well. He'd like a few minutes to speak. But basically it's a joint project which hosts directly or indirectly.
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and partnered on more than 21 projects concerning small business finance. Hub zone certification. Government contracting. And other SBA related activities. We also have a proclamation that you can read in as
well.
Thank you ma'am.
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Yes ma'am. Okay.
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put on my readers because he gave me like an eight font. Whereas the mission of Coco's government is to provide community supported services and programs designed to assure the safety and well being of all Coco residents and businesses. And whereas the mission of the United States Small Business Administration is to aid council assistant project the interest of small business by providing financial contractual and business development assistance. And advocating on their behalf within the government. And whereas the
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mission. Helping start maintain and expand small businesses.
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2020. and will continue for a period of two years from date of signature.
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and through its South Florida Area 2 District Office, will provide the City of Cocoa with up-to-date information about the SBA's programs and services and make available, upon request, information regarding SBA's resource partners as well as SBA pamphlets, brochures, and other publications. And whereas the SBA will provide speakers consistent with SBA rules and policy to participate in the City of Cocoa workshops, conferences, seminars, and other activities to discuss SBA financing, government contracting, and other business topics. And whereas the SBA will invite the City of Cocoa's clients, members, to attend local SBA-sponsored events and offer SBA-sponsored training at the City of Cocoa's locations when appropriate.
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information to its clients and members about business development services to small businesses as well as keep abreast and disseminate up-to-date information provided by the SBA when appropriate.
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SBA pamphlets, brochures, and other publications, and inform them of SBA's programs and services, including referrals to SBA's resource partners when appropriate. And whereas the City of Cocoa will upon request provide speakers for SBA-sponsored events when appropriate. Now therefore, Mayor Jake Williams, on behalf of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Florida, does hereby acknowledge the Strategic Alliance Memorandum by and between the United States Small Business Administration and the City of Cocoa to work together in the spirit of cooperation and open communications consistent with law with the primary goal of meeting the needs of the small business community.
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say. I want to thank the Mayor and the Council members for the opportunity to speak and for the opportunity to do the Strategic Alliance Memorandum. As Nancy said, we've been doing this since 2012. We had a couple of years which we had to take off because of, well,
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so we were on a hiatus on that. But my title at the Small Business Administration is the Senior Area Manager. I cover nine counties.
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In fact, this week I'm up here eight times this week, so I might as well just move up here so I can work on that. So I want to thank you for the proclamation and the opportunity to renew our joint pledge to assist small businesses within the city of Cocoa. You've mentioned what we've done as far as workshops and all throughout the tenure on this. I had an opportunity earlier last year to talk to Charlene, and we're going to try to do some more workshops this year.
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Last year we did something in the hub zone at the Eastern Florida State College, which was called a Drive 8A event, where we were trying to recruit more firms to do the 8A program right after the hurricane,
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that event. So we're looking forward to do more of that, and we're looking forward to helping you guys maybe figure out what we want to do with the Opportunity Zones and how we and the rest of the federal agencies can work with the city and cooperate to try to bring some more businesses and businesses into the city's opportunity zones. As far as financing, through last year, which our fiscal year ends in September, we did our lenders back seven SBA loans for about $5.2 million located in the city. These businesses estimated that they would be able to bring 17 new jobs to the city of Cocoa. For the last three months, through the end of December, our lenders approved three SBA-backed loans for about $3.1 million, and these businesses project they will be able to create 10 jobs
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the community. Our lenders are very active. I just had some meetings with some of them today, and there's a lot of stuff happening out there with the annexation of the new part up in the 520 area. There should be some more businesses going there with you guys and tie this group together. There should be a lot of opportunity out there for further growth going forward, and we all look forward to that. The SBA looks forward to continually working with the city of Cocoa to help promote small business success, and I thank you very much.
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I've talked about it before. Do you have specific programs related to minority and women business enterprises?
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Thank you. We can move on to item number two.
Cover your ears.
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County, Florida, amending Chapter 8, Article 3 of the City Code related to the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency for purposes of implementing the interlocal agreement between the City, Agency, and Brevard County, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions and cooperation into the code, severability, and an effective date. This is first reading of this ordinance. The
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self-explanatory. This ordinance is designed to implement the interlocal agreement between the three local government agencies regarding the operational aspects of the Diamond Square redevelopment area. A second and final reading of this ordinance, once it's approved, Council pursuant to the ordinance and the interlocal agreement will have to
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the Diamond Square Redevelopment agency and make six appointments using staggered terms. Just for convenience purposes, there's a blank roster just to give you an idea of how the ‸ board will be staggered and how it
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to answer any questions.
Thank you, sir. But it's making a motion on the last item, and I apologize for that. Can we go ahead and do that now?
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don't have to read that again. No, you don't, sir. Oh, ‸ did you? Okay. I'm sorry. No, this was the last item on the small business. I'll
make a motion.
All right. Well, then I'll make a motion.
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Motion from Councilwoman
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. Thank you.
Thank
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‸ yeah that would be ‸ they're only going to get...
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you get a one-year term for one seat. two-year term for one seat.
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make a mistake. We're in a good position right now. We have 10 years to make that mistake.
I think we can provide a roster between now and
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conversation that we had ‸ back in ‸ January, February last year is he certainly did want to see some fresh faces on the board. I mean, with respect,
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or ‸ has been described, but we'll provide a roster because there are actually some new members on there and
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So that means, you know, so looking at the agreement, it doesn't say new members.
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One's going to be for a one-year term. The other's going to be for a two-year term.
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So the person that ‸ can serve for one year, then ‸ if you so choose to reappoint them, they would only get ‸ four more years. So they'd only be able to serve five years total. And then they'd have to come off
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be ridiculous for them to expect, you know, all new members and not familiar with what's been going on with the diamonds come in.
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And I think the provision of the one, two, and three years provides essentially turnover. Because you're going to get, that first person is only going to be able to do five years.
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After, well, after the second reading, we'll also reach out to Commissioner Loeber's office to find out because it provides that he or a designee that meets the qualifications pursuant to the, uh, statutes and is eligible to be on the board. So it lives within Diamond Square, CRA, um, redevelopment area.
Okay.
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Oh, there was a
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unanimously. Okay, we can move on to item number three, which is a multi-year contract.
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Yes, this is a highway maintenance agreement. The city and FDOT will maintain, uh, the state right-of-way landscaping to hire local service
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what FDOT's normal schedule would do.
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in that.
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‸ two contracts are pretty similar. The main difference is the amount of people we're getting. It's going from about $52,000 to
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Approve and execute resolution of
the
multi-year highway maintenance memorandum.
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Accepting the additional credit.
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I'd like to ask, um, so this is the medians that
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Yes. With, uh,
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we've tightened up a little bit. Also started taking up some of the
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maintenance as well.
Thank you, sir.
A motion to approve.
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye.
Aye.
Opposed?
Mayor, can I make a comment, please?
Yes,
sir. Um, so I, I, this has something to do with the DOT. Um, I spoke to, uh,
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and also Jack West, uh, with DOT as well, about possibly installing, uh, audible crosswalks, uh, in the city. Um, I had a young lady call me because her son is legally blind, um, but she can't, she's trying to, uh,
stop
him from leaving the house because, but he wants to do everything on his own. But when he gets
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can't really see the white, uh, walking sign to walk across. Um, so what he, he requested, um, either I and or, or Public Works, um, send
them
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an email requesting, uh, what areas we would like these audible signs to go up in. I think downtown would be good as well,
uh,
crossing over 520. Um, and I think that'll help a lot of our citizens, especially seeing citizens crossing the street. Um, so I think, uh, with that, with that auto, I think it'll help save some lives as well.
And I would support that as well, that, um, was mentioned to me the other day that that area, 520, I mean, there are a lot of pedestrian crossing are dangerous.
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I think that, well, you know, yeah, commonly.
Yeah,
we, we actually did that
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didn't say,
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we only could do three or four.
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Um, and I, and I had another conversation with him also about some of the turn signals, uh, in the Diamond Square area. Uh, definitely like
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where, uh, we don't have a turn signal getting into the neighborhood. So you have to sit and wait sometimes, you know, 10 minutes or so, and all of a sudden, the light back red again. Um, so he also, same request, he said, make the request, he said, more than likely,
we
might, you know, get it done, might get it approved, but we have to make
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request to them for it to happen. Um, so I will send you some of the streets that I know, um, that may need those turn signals and, um, and we get
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request to them and see, see what happens.
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And, and, and one more thing too, I'm really impressed with you. Um, you are very thorough. You,
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um, you
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action and I really appreciate that. Um, just that you know that, uh, publicly, um, I made several requests and next thing I know, I seen foreign boards up. Um, so, so I appreciate that, um, as well and just as a citizen in general.
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Yeah, so thank you.
And I was gonna thank you as well for addressing those potholes and.
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Yeah,
I
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and, and, uh, taking care of right away. We appreciate that. But anyway, okay. We're gonna move on to item number four.
proven
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national emergency, um, dislocated workers, work site, multi-year agreement with the
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Uh,
yeah, this, uh, agreement, uh, with career source Brevard is ‸ essentially, uh, with funding for natural disasters. Uh, they have the ability to recruit, uh, dislocated workers as a result of those natural, or,
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And they go out, they find the workers and they will rent the equipment, whatever's needed to complete the job.
Uh,
so it's really a good situation, uh, for the city. Other cities within Brevard County have utilized their services.
This,
I guess it's
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in the item, but they, they have, since they were so successful in, uh, the projects that they've been doing,
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So, uh, we do have some projects, um, be providing them. Uh,
it
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impacted by another natural disaster, we call them and they will provide workers to pick up debris, to repaint structures, to, uh, clean ditches, whatever it may be. And so, uh,
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uh, right now. And it also puts us in a good position in the future. So.
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed. Passes unanimously.
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Second.
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All in favor signify by saying
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Aye. Happy New Year, everyone.