‸ We would like to have invocation by Deputy Mayor Patricia Weeks and Pledge of Allegiance by Councilman Goings. Would everyone please secure your cell phone and pagers and all that old good stuff. Everyone rise, please ma'am, please sir.
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Yes, sir.
Let us pray. Our dear Heavenly Father, we just ask you to be with us all this evening. Lord, give us wisdom, infuse us with all that we need, all the knowledge that we need to make wise decisions this evening. Lord, on
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Be with them and let them know that you love them. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.
I pledge
allegiance
to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Madam Clerk, may we do roll call, please? Yes, Mayor. Mayor.
Mayor Blake. Present Mayor. Deputy Mayor Weeks. Here. Councilmember Goins.
Here.
Councilmember Hearn is calling in and Rob just let me know that we're having some difficulties, but I know he's waiting on the line. Okay,
okay.
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Here. City Attorney Garganese.
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Thank you.
Thank you, Madam Clerk. I'm happy to say. I wanted to just, school has started. And I'm a firm believer in doing things decent and in order. Also in attendance, I know we're going to talk about it possibly on the reports too as well, but we had the Honorable Esquire Alton Edmonds there at the grand opening day or first day of school.
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all different tribes were well represented there. So day one, I believe we're doing things decent and in order. And I'm saying this for a reason. I believe in your right to articulate your thoughts. It's not what you say, but how you say it. So I'm just asking that we all treat each other the same way we want to be treated. Amen? Amen. All right.
Let's
proceed forward. I can see clearly now. Let me clean my glasses.
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Move to approve. Second. Okay. We have a motion on
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All in favor saying aye. Aye.
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unanimously.
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Floor with an
addendum or amending to the minutes and
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Deputy Mayor Weeks. Chair's going to call the question.
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10th, 2025. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. We have an motion on
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Second.
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going to call the question. All in favor ‸ saying aye. Aye.
Aye.
Okay. How sweet it is, man. I feel like Jackie
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You all were not born during that time, so I'm telling my age. All right. We have, I think, unanimous vote for, let me just say any nays.
eyes
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have it unanimously.
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Council, would you come down for it, please, with us, City Manager, City Attorney as well.
miss
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Victoria Jones, by way of Sharps, Florida, the big city.
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Would you come down, please, ma'am? Do I need a microphone?
thanks
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Go
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Yes, ma'am.
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I got them. Yeah, bring them all. Slide it out in everybody. Because they're scared.
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Come on down.
Please come on down.
I will not say anything.
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Yes, if you don't want me to call your name out, say what class you in, school that started.
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million black-owned businesses operating across America.
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when individuals and businesses recognize black-owned businesses across the country. During Black Business Month, local government officials, community leaders, and venture capitalists are encouraged to focus efforts on supporting black-owned businesses and creating a more hospitable environment in which black-owned businesses can grow. Black-owned businesses are essential to our flourishing communities and culture as they support families and provide careers to Floridians across the state. The City of Cocoa honors the historic and contemporary achievements of black entrepreneurs, acknowledges their vital role in creating
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Now, therefore, I, Michael C. Blake, on behalf
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hereby declare the month of August as National Black Business Month. Wherefore,
I
have unto set my hand and
cause
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the 12th day of August 2025." Let's give the President and the Leader of the Space Coast Black Chamber of Commerce a round of applause, please. There are big ships and little ships, but nothing like friendship, partnership, and ‸ more so than anything else, scholarship, being smart,
and
being able to acknowledge the environment in which we're all God's children. Even though we come from different tribes, we belong to one race, that's the human race, and we are all God's children. Amen?
Amen.
So I salute all businesses, especially African American businesses, because we have a couple of them here now in the audience. And I am living proof, as well as everyone else is living proof. So I thank you very much, ma'am. I'm gonna give you the microphone, but shall I give it to your daughter first? Would you like to say anything? Okay, here we go.
Okay, here, okay. Oh, man. Okay, yes, ma'am.
All right, ‸ thank you. Thank you to the entire city council and staff for the opportunity to celebrate black-owned businesses
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To our members and chamber leadership here tonight, thank you for investing the time, your resources, and your trust in the Space Coast Black Chamber.
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Yes, sir.
Yes, ma'am.
While this is a moment of celebration, I would be remiss if I didn't share the reality that drives our work. I know there may be people here watching online and wondering why do black chambers of commerce exist? The answer is in the numbers. In government and corporate procurement, black-owned businesses are classified as minority-owned.
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aside for minority-owned businesses. Of
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men included. This is why the Space Coast Black Chamber will keep advocating not only in times of challenge, but also in moments like this. Because progress requires both recognition and action. Too often, black Americans are called to stand for every group in this country. But when we speak up for ourselves, we are told we should all come together. The silence from every group in America that has benefited from the term minority or under the umbrella
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should show us why now is the time for our people to let old grievances go and work towards uniting. So in closing, I will ‸ share the words of the U.S. Black Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Ryan Busby. In order for there to be a great America, we have to have a great black America. In order to have a great black America, we must have great black businesses.
Thank you.
Thank you
very
much. Being a product of segregated days, man, we've come a long way.
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power in numbers on all sides of the tracks. So I gladly embrace all businesses to as well. But yes, ma'am, you're right. So we're going to move forward because why there's power in numbers and what's in the past and what's in stored for us for the future. I believe in this. So I'm thankful again. Job well done, my fellow Floridians. And I look forward in having this. Continue to move forward.
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Let's give them a round of applause.
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We have some chairs up front, ma'am, or we'll make sure. Your fellow tiger, come on, tiger pride. Okay, proceeding on to item number five, consent agenda item.
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Oh, hot dog, yes, ma'am. I only have a few cards. One.
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My apologies. Thank you very much. Delegations. Please come forward, ‸ state your name.
You
have 180 seconds to elaborate on a particular item. I have two cards, and we'll proceed in this order. Ms. Denise Sims, and then we will have Alec Greenwood second.
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Mrs. Sims?
Greetings.
‸ It's a green button. There's a little button to press, ma'am, and our life should illuminate to green. Thank
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you so much.
Thank
you.
I
appreciate that, mayor.
Yes,
ma'am.
Good evening, council members of Coco. I am Denise Sims, born and raised here
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First,
I
would like to thank the council and give you a warm thank you for your impressive improvements and achievements that you've made for our great city, i.e. bringing a bright line stop to our area, implementing a new Amazon fulfillment center, and the numerous awards
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state, and federal levels, as well as in the form of scholarships and acknowledgments. There is an issue that has caused me grave concern. Now, I'm in no way trying to create tension or an enemy, but the truth is the truth. When a member of the council went on record through social media, criticizing their fellow ‸ board members, employees of the city, the chief of police, and the city itself, this was an egregious act. I watched the video reel in disbelief. I understand that the media is well-versed in directing their questions to skew your response, but this council person continues viewing what was truly disheartening to each sector that was named during the podcast. Please understand that
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at all times. In-house issues should be addressed in-house.
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address the concerns at hand.
Basically,
treat people how you would like to be treated. Let's be professional and maintain our dignity.
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Next will be Mr. Greenwood.
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Yeah,
I
think I should respond to that because I think it was directed at me. It was...
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Well, she said ‸ that this was on social media. I didn't do anything on social media.
I
participated in an interview. And I didn't call out anyone in particular. In fact, I talked about raised issues that I have raised numerous times on this dais. Now, the last meeting was quite a punishment for that act. I think it was meant to intimidate, censor me. But I'll continue to raise those issues because they have to do with how we engage with the public and how we manage policy development. Nothing I said there was a personal attack. And I find it hard that you could listen to that interview unless you had already determined that it was that and come to that conclusion. I've talked to a lot of people since then.
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I would just say that ‸ the points that I made, I have made here many times. And I'll continue to make them because I think they're important. They're important to our democracy. And that's what
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I'll make a statement a little later, too.
Thank you. Alex Greenwood, Brevard Avenue.
Former
councilman. Sorry, sir. Yes,
sir. Former. Had a lot of experience with that. I want to continue the presentation that was done by the previous citizen that was just up here earlier. I also had myself and other people that saw this interview by the council person. And it is not well received because it's showing how there is absolutely no teamwork. This is not the way things should work on the council. There's other examples, not just ‸ from that video, but there was numerous ethic complaints where the mayor was attacked. ‸ The city manager was attacked. The fire chief was attacked. People ‸ campaigning against this council person was another complaint sent in. This ‸ is just disruptive.
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run. I mean, I've been there. All right. And this is things that are adding up to that. It's making me concerned. Another example. This council person sent a letter to the
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to tell them, that group, that
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for them developing a project in Cocoa. I cannot believe that was done by letter. And it sends the wrong message that because this council person put their name down, it looks like that the rest of the council supports it. And they do not. I don't know of any other council member that's gone that far in reference to trying to fight a project. The other thing that's really odd, it's not in this council person's district. To send a letter, this is unheard of. Other examples. Other
examples.
Doesn't like to be being called ma'am. Doesn't like being told no. Never enough time to review the council agenda.
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There's one person that an apology is expected of. And that's to Jack. And that's not happened yet. He's one of the staff members here. Altering minutes. Voting no on 403 project until when the first reading came up.
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In summary, it's always been stated that ‸ of being bullied, that this council person is being bullied. And also made a motion ‸ to be honored with the deputy mayor position.
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for deputy mayor.
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Thank you, sir.
I ‸ will. The last thing I'll say is
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But I'll tell you, I'll admit it because
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a bully for anything that goes against the positive growth of cocoa. Yes, I'm a bully for that. And it's going to continue.
Thank you, sir.
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Yeah, well, it looks like we've got a nice little ambush planned here. But I will say this regard to the St. John River Water Management District letter. I wrote a letter to the district asking how citizens could weigh in on this. Secondly, let me, ‸ coming from you in particular, and with all the moral indignation that's been expressed,
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February 14th, June 6th, July 25th, September 12th, November 14th, December 13th, 2023, and
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when slanderous remarks were repeatedly made of me making illegal acts without identifying what they were. And despite my calls for a point of order, he was allowed to continue, even though Article 11A of our procedure guidelines reads, no person shall be allowed to make impertinent or slanderous remarks while addressing the council. That harassment included an ethics complaint, all of which at least two members knew about on our council and encouraged. And the ethics commission responded.
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preservation of wetlands and development. However, just because one disagrees with the policies and viewpoints of a public official, that does not mean the public official's actions are corrupt. Strategy is ‸ really common in politics today. A lot of this is gaslighting, when you psychologically manipulate the conversation, to confuse, to twist. To deflect from the real issues. And it's not about personality conflicts, it's about issues. It's about respecting opinions. We need, as a council, to listen and respect, and yes, disagree when you have a different opinion. Argue our points. Repeated attempts to reframe my legitimate concerns as personal attacks.
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So, I will share with you a text message I received the next day. And that it's ‸ from someone that is just connected with the other people on this council, as I am. Probably more connected with other people on this council.
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which I watched a few days ago. That attack had to be guilt ridden because you said nothing that wasn't truth. Rubber stamping, obvious so often. And that doesn't necessarily imply sunshine law infractions. It could just as easily mean embracing every staff recommendation instead of doing any digging. ‸ And the disrespect, especially on the part of the mayor, is just embarrassing to watch both towards you and audience speakers. The only point I do agree with is that interviews are hoping for discord and juice. And they certainly got that. They got a lot of it at the last council meeting. Sounds like here ‸ too. But, I believe there is a perception. I've heard from multiple people there's a perception of rubber stamping. That's something we can easily fix. That's something that really comes from all of us feeling the ability to express our opinions and participate in a robust deliberation. And that is really central to our democracy. And I believe in our democracy. I believe in democracy. ‸ I really want to see Coco's democracy work. To help Coco be everything it can be. So, again, I believe that we must engage with the public and manage policy development with robust deliberation. Talking about the pros, the cons, the consequences, the unintended consequences, the risks, to come up with the best solutions, the best legislation. Anyway. And that's all I have to say right now. But, Mr. Greenwood, you know, it's been going on for a couple years. And I know
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you were denied your request to increase the density of your property over there
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‸ I know you were really upset when they put you under, when the Florida Department of Environmental Protection put you under the consent after the area was cleared. But my interest in that, first of all, I live in that neighborhood, just a few blocks away. And I know all the people that surround it. And so, obviously, that's why I was pulled in. So, there's no surprise there. But the whole idea that because somebody doesn't agree with you or has a different take on wetlands or development or whatever it is, that's not right and
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How's it going, sir?
It's
taking
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I have the utmost respect for you. No matter how many times we may disagree on something, no matter how many times ‸ anything negative between us, it doesn't matter because we all have a job to do. We have a duty. But I'm not the only one that feels this way. When employees who cannot come to this dais call me and tell me, thank you, I didn't ask for that. They feel some type of way as well. ‸ They may not say it because we are their boss, technically. But they call me. And so, the perspective of one person may be different from you and the people that you hang around. Now, their view of your words is going to be totally different ‸ because, and I told this to one of your friends,
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of your best friends. So, it's hard for you to understand my perspective because you don't sit where I sit. And when you don't sit where I sit, you cannot feel how I feel or how employees may feel. And so, my only point of even bringing that up two weeks ago was not an attack. I think sometimes we misconstrue accountability and attack. Accountability is not that. I didn't call you out your name. I didn't do anything I believe to be disrespectful. But sometimes when we ‸ are, we think it's called chastising. Like, I made this example last time.
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I just lose my mind. In my mind, I want to wash it in the morning. It's only one spoon. I want to wash it tomorrow. But I understand I have to take that, right? That's my accountability. I use the spoon. I need to wash it.
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do anything disrespectful at all. And no one that I spoke to said that I came off disrespectful. ‸ Maybe you took it that way and I apologize if it did come off that way.
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a team. And when you are a team, even though we fight in the locker room, when that game is on the line, that's my friend. That's my ‸ buddy. I depend on him.
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point. When we're in the public eye, we have to protect one another.
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times, we all have been attacked from the dais. I've been called a liar from the dais. ‸ And that didn't feel good to me either. And so, when we say, well, nobody defended me. Well, I didn't see nobody jumping out
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to protect me either.
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‸ And so, again, if I did anything to disrespect you, I apologize for that. But I do not take back not one word that I said because I know I came off, in my opinion and others' opinions, not disrespectful. And so, that's just my opinion. And yes, when you say rubber stamp into somebody like myself, it's very disrespectful.
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got to feed him in the morning. I
gotta
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go read it agenda. I
gotta
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go back to work. I
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be in a bobcat while I'm reading the agenda again.
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And I'm pissed off with him because he ain't called me back right away.
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I asked her questions. I called Jack and said, how do you feel about this? So, rubber stamping, I don't want to
hear that.
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That's just crap. Just because we don't ask those questions sometimes on the dais does not mean we do not do our due diligence behind the scenes. That's,
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said the same thing. You do rubber stamp. She told me that I don't ask questions.
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That doesn't make ‸ sense. We, I believe, all of us do our due diligence. I believe every last one of us, we may do it in a different way. I don't sit down with Stockton on Tuesday for two, three hours. But when I have a question,
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Sometimes it's 10 o'clock at night and
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But, but sometimes just, just, we do things differently, but that doesn't make it bad. And when you say rubber stamping, it makes it, it makes me feel like I'm not doing a good job.
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I'm not
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And I don't think anyone, any, any one of us should receive that we are all rubber stamping. I just, I just don't believe that.
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I didn't mean any disrespect. ‸ I was just completely, just saying that we are a team and we should be on United Front. That's all, that's all it was. And so, again, this is not grandstanding. This is not about me at all.
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the country, there are issues that happen on councils. And sometimes in the public eye, it looks really crazy sometimes, but we are supposed to argue with each other. We're supposed to not agree. We're supposed to debate. And sometimes it gets nasty at times, but at the end of the day, we should be able to shake hands. If we lose a vote, we lose a vote. If you win it, you win. I lost a vote. Me and Mike Blake argued probably for two hours over the museum. And what did I do? Did I get pissed off with him? No. What I did was I re-strategized. I came back two weeks later. I made another motion. And then I believe we end up agreeing on a certain amount of money.
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It's not personal. And when me and Mike argue, don't take it the wrong way. Just so as we argue, when I ride by his house, we heart to heart. What's up, bro? It's not that serious. But politics today has become so weird and impersonal and not, it's just not right, man. I'm not that kind of person. And I don't want to be that person. I don't even like being called a politician. It's not even my world. But I just want to be a good person. I want to be able to make, sometimes I make bad decisions. And citizens call me and slap me across the head and say, why you make that stupid vote? And I, you know, so, but I ‸ just try to do right. And sometimes that may rub some people wrong, but this is, I'm off my soapbox.
I
apologize.
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this is not personal. We are here to do the work of the city. And that doesn't mean we're going to please everybody. And so, and you're going to see probably some things happen in the next hour and a half and two hours.
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And so, to the mayor's point, we just got to keep a calm head. That doesn't mean we all going to agree and disagree. We're
going
to have one side and many different items tonight. But, all right, I'm done.
I'm
sorry. I appreciate it.
Thank
you.
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Yeah,
I
was going to say that I believe that everyone on this council cares about Coco and is here with the best intentions. That has never been a question. And I admire your mentoring, you know, your, your life as a businessman, as a father, as a mentor. All those things. So, I don't, that's why the, the idea that I, first of all, it was not a personal attack on anyone. They were general statements.
Um,
you know, even with as much conflict as there has been between the mayor and myself, I respect the mayor. I respect him for
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for his own legacy, as the mayor and as a teacher in this community for 30 years. So, I have a lot of respect for each person on this council.
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that does feel personal at times.
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But overall, again, I did not and I did not see until I got home yesterday, the social media surrounding the interview. Because, as
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you know, I had somebody tracking on me. Um, so I just gave it up completely. But I saw it yesterday. I don't like it. I particularly don't like cartoon caricatures. I, ‸ you know, I think that does make it personal. And it's just very easy. It's a very thin line you walk when you, when you start making cartoon characters out of people. So I do,
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that happened.
Um,
so, but, again, I've, you know, the other thing is that I feel like,
you
know, what happened last week was being punished or being intimidated, being censored. And so much of that has happened that it cuts right to the core of what democracy is all about. So, you know, I'm hoping that we can do better. We
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And when it comes to having, you know, really digging into things, there are things we need to dig into. So,
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Next, uh, will be Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Weaver.
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Good afternoon.
Good
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My
name is Carlotta Lee.
Yes, ma'am.
And I'm coming on behalf of a rehab that I had at my home. I want to first off say thank you for allotting me the money to be able to get this rehab done. But at the same time, ‸ I have experienced all kind of bad in the rehab. The rehab was done in 2022.
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I have texts, I've emailed, I've called. Uh, I want to say thank you to Charlene and Marcia because they have been trying to do something about it. Charlene has been in the game from the beginning of the rehab, but the rehab is still not finished. Because the first company that came in took advantage of me and the city had to go after them from what I was told and I'm stuck in between decisions because me and my husband are left to deal with the aftermath of the rehab.
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of yet.
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now since then been did. I'm not sure if I can go in it and use it yet because the work is still being done in my home. And I just feel like that communication is key and you have to communicate. The city needs to communicate and the citizens need to communicate. And I feel like that
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Since then, the city has come out and they've helped me get things established with the roof. ‸ They told me I was on a go with the roof and all of that. ‸ But when they went in the house, the same electric box that the city's inspector came out and passed, they're telling me that there are wires that are not supposed to be together in this electric box, which could cause a fire for me and my husband. And I have asked them about it. I have told the proper people who I need to talk to about it, but I haven't had a response on that yet. And what I want to know is, will the city be able to go ahead and correct that since it was their inspector that passed the house with that electric box that they went in and inspected.
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I still have things that needs to be taken care of. The floor by the bathroom needs to be taken care of. And it's a couple of other things I'm going to get off because my time is out, but I will revisit this again. Thank you for listening.
Thank you, Mrs. Lee. Mr. City Manager, sir. I know we have Mrs.
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but please follow up, sir. Yeah,
I've met with ‸ Mrs. Lee and her husband. And so, I mean, it was a contractor issue.
We
had to go through the insurance company for the contractor or the surety.
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again.
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contractor was an out of town contractor.
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And I thought we were on the road to finishing up the project there, but certainly I'll get, I'll get updated on where we are. Thank
you.
Mr. Sims, I know you're running in between rooms, sir. When you, could you up the microphone just a
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Good evening.
Good evening.
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name is Rashawn Weaver.
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‸ with the issue with, um, the division, the engineer
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I'm trying to get a tap into the city line. Uh, we've been emailing, trying to call. Um, I know the young ladies in the office two days a week. My thing is, if you're going to have a, if you're going to be in a, uh, sorry,
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but if you're in a position to where this has to be done, you need to be where you're supposed to be. You need to answer emails. You need to call back. We've tried for two months
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No one's called me back. Nobody set up a meeting. I've spent money into
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building that I'm trying to move forward in my business. And this is a holdup. Everything else is complete, but I just need to get tapped into the city of Coco. I've called, I've emailed, I've done everything I possibly can do as a business owner to move forward. And to not get the response that I need from the city of Coco, you know, it's kind of frustrating for me, um, because I've used all of my savings and I'm at this point, I'm
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stop. So I came here to try to get some answer or a meeting with whoever I need to meet with so I can move forward in this.
Mr. City Manager, sir, we've discussed her conversation.
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is a water meter. And as you know, that's a process where there's a, there's an engineer of record that submits plans that need to be verified and inspected.
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plan that was submitted with the plans that were submitted that, that go beyond just simply not responding to Mrs. Weaver. And so, um, so there's a lot, a lot of detail. The, I think the engineer of record is aware of the deficiencies.
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those to her. She's not going to be able to resolve them because it is, it is the engineer of record. It's going to be, there's also another contractor that I think, uh, has been, uh, contacting the city. But, but this is, um, making sure that, uh, as built are, uh, as presented and that, um, that, uh, things are approved by ultimately by the engineering department. So it's not a case of city staff not wanting to get her across the finish line. It is, there are deficiencies, uh, presented to city staff by the engineer of record.
And my thing is they gave them paperwork. They filled it out. They gave them more paperwork to fill out to return again.
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is not clicking. A meeting will go great so we can finish this.
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my, what's important to me is not important to everybody else. My thing is, let's try to get this finished. I'm not trying to have a conflict with anybody. All I'm trying to do is to resolve this and they're telling you one thing. They're telling us one thing. So if we sit in the room all together, we can finish this. That's, that's all I'm saying.
Let me, let me just say this because this is about, uh, safety. So we're, we're talking about, uh, fire flow calculations for sprinkler systems. And so I can sit in the room with you all day, ma'am. I'm not an engineer.
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But the calculations have to be sufficient to ensure that if a fire happens, that sprinkler system has the, the correct pressure and the correct flow.
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But at the end of the day, your engineer has to submit a good product that is verifiable, that can be inspected, that has the right calculations.
And I understand that.
I
want to make sure it's done. If it's on his end, I want to get it correct. That's what I'm saying. I'm getting information from two, three different people.
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That's what I'm telling you. I know you can talk circles around me when it comes to that. He will also be in the room because I need to figure out
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the glitch. And I don't want no cheap knockoff. I want to do what's supposed to be done.
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I want to make sure,
because he, you know.
Well,
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I'm a straight line person. And so, I can sit down with you.
I
can, our engineer can sit down in the room and tell you where your engineer of record is wrong. And so, so it ain't me trying to BS you. It ain't me trying to talk circles around you. It is, you have to have a product that allows our engineers to say, yes, this will protect the building and the people in the ‸ building.
And I said, I understand that, but you're telling me you can talk to me and I wouldn't understand what you're saying. What I'm saying is, let's get this done. However, we have to do this. I don't have a problem with this. I'm not trying to have an issue with anyone. All I'm trying to do is run my business. Whatever we need to do to get it done, ‸ that's what, I'm just asking for a meeting. What's so hard
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a week. You got five days a week. Pick one. It's been three months.
I think her engineer is aware of the deficiencies.
He's been trying to have a meeting. I have emails that they have been emailing back and forth. He's ‸ been asking for a meeting.
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Okay, ma'am. Our city manager will be reaching out to you and your engineer along with our engineers,
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I mean, that's all I can do.
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not
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I'm just saying. It's frustrating for me. That we will have that meeting for you.
Okay. Thank you.
Okay. Madam Clerk, do we have any more cards for delegation,
ma'am? No, sir.
I
do not have any more cards.
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do you have any more cards, ma'am?
No, sir.
Thank you very much, ladies.
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All right, let's have it
unanimously.
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Okay. Proceeding on to public hearing. This is standard procedure. This is a no-brainer. This is dealing with our preliminary assessment resolution for fire protection for the fiscal year 2026. We have Mrs. Howe here. But before we even get started,
I
just want to hear from my
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There's anything I need to hear from you about, sir?
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Okay. This is including the inclusion of a 3% rate increase for fiscal year 2026.
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Mrs. Howe.
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Excuse me. I'm sorry. Mrs. Howe.
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This agenda item, as you mentioned, is for the preliminary fire assessment resolution 2025-047. This is a non-ad valorem assessment that funds the fire department's operations and capital improvements to ensure the essential fire protection and rescue services are available to all parcels within the city.
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council the annual review of the city's revenue and expenses and recommended a 3% increase to fire assessment rates. This assessment is projected to generate 3.9 million in gross revenue for fiscal year 26, which is
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The ‸ residential
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bill. The final publicly noticed hearing will occur on August 26, that the regularly scheduled meeting at City Hall shortly or thereafter, or 6 p.m., or shortly thereafter. If you have any questions, I'm available.
Thank you very much, ma'am.
This
is standard policy and procedure. We have any questions for
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Saying none, chair, I'd
like
to close this portion to council and over to the public. If you have any concerns on this particular item, 6-1, fire assessment, please come forward
and
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state your name and your address, and make sure you submit a card for us, please.
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Chair, I'd like
to
close this portion to the public and return it to council. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve.
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on the floor by Deputy Mayor Weeks. Second.
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going to call the question. All in favor saying aye. Aye.
Aye. Aye. Aye's have it unanimously.
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our financial consultant,
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Again,
standard
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procedure. I'm going
to
ask to hear either from, before I turn it over to you again, Mrs. Howell, Esquire Garganese, or City Manager Wilton. Do you all have anything you would like to share? No, sir. Thank you, sirs. This is Howell. Ma'am.
Thank you, Mayor. Yes, ma'am.
This
agenda item is seeking approval for the preliminary stormwater assessment resolution 2025-048. This non-ad valorem stormwater assessment funds the ongoing operations and capital improvements to maintain critical infrastructure such as drainage systems, ditches, swales, pipes, inlets, manholes, retention ponds throughout the city. During the July 15th workshop, Stantec, the city's financial consultant, presented to city council the annual review of the city's revenue and expenses for this fund and recommended a 0% increase to the stormwater assessment rates for fiscal year 26.
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fund and fund the budget of 2.4 million dollars. The residential impact to the increase is 0% to the annual stormwater assessment for fiscal year 26. The finally public notice
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p.m.
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That is correct, sir.
Fantastic.
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Charlotte, close this portion of the council note to the public. Please come forward, state your name and your address for us, please. You have three minutes to elaborate on this particular item.
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Charlotte, close this portion to the public and return to the council. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve.
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going to call the question out in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye.
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have it unanimously. Okay. Moving on to item number 6-3. Second and final reading of Ordinance 07-2025 for the COCO CRA Plan Update 2025-718. This is a no-brainer again. I'm going
to
ask the city manager and city attorney before I turn it over to you, Mrs.
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if they have anything they would like to share with us. I know you do, Mr. ‸ City attorney, because it's an ordinance. But I'm asking... So, yes, sir. Esquire?
Okay. Let me read the ordinance in by title.
An
ordinance of the city
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section 8-21 of the city code to adopt an
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Redevelopment Agency, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions and incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. As you noted, this is the second and final reading of this ordinance. The ‸ proposed plan update is attached. There haven't been any changes since first reading. All the taxing authorities have been notified by staff. It's ready for approval. Mayor.
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again, ladies and gentlemen. This one and the next one. Mrs. Noodleman. Ma'am.
I have nothing else to add, Mr. Mayor.
Okay, ma'am. Thank you very much. Any questions? Saying none. Chair, we'd like to close this portion to
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Please come forward and state your name and your address for us. Please, ma'am. Please, sir. Going once. Going twice. Chair, I'd like to close this portion to the public and return to council. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. Okay. We have a motion on
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Second.
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call the question. All in favor. Saying aye. Aye. Aye.
Aye.
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Second and final reading. Ordinance number 08-2025.
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Now, I have both members from the C-R-A in the audience, And I have members from the Diamond Square in the audience too as well
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human race.
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Mr. City Manager before I turn it over to our city attorney Do you have anything you would like to say?
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is
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Council of the city
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the diamond square community redevelopment agency providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions Corporation into the code severability and an effective date.
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proposed plan Which has been recommended by the diamond square CRA since first reading and all the taxing authorities have been notified by staff It's ready for the council's adoption
I
Have nothing else to add tonight. Thank you, mr. Mayor
Yes, ma'am. Thank you very much Any questions? So, yes, sir
Miss Newton, I just had the one question just refresh my memory the last our last meeting I asked a question about the museum being in ‸ the language and I think you just I think you said it was
there's a section that has cultural Historical and cultural significance and so that would be the general terminology used in the plan in order for us to To do anything that is of historic or cultural significance. Thank you
Chair, I'd like to close this portion to Council and open it to the public. Please come forward. State your name.
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Move
to approve.
second
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deputy mayor weeks and a second by councilman
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in the favor of saying aye
aye
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tonight's final item on the public hearing and I'm gonna say it again as we would say we will do things decent and in order Please secure your cell
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not take monopoly money Okay
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Conduct a
de
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novo appeal hearing and decide whether to affirm modify or reverse the Board of Adjustments May 21st 2025 approval with the conditions of a special exception expanding Aqua lounges bar lounge to use to include an outdoor seating area at
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Cocoa waterfront overlay 2025
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this is under public hearing do I have any other? thanks sir. Any other additional cards? Any other cards? We're collecting all cards now yeah so ever hold
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all cards. And if someone reflects your idea
or
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speaks parallel and I will always grant you the right to speak because of your amendment one freedom of speech one of the five guaranteed freedoms but if it's parallel to you I I have one two three four five six seven eight nine ten any
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everybody
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anyone drink coffee? If you drink coffee, we are having coffee with a cop tomorrow. ‸ Yes ma'am. uh And they're great people, and we will have donuts. And I want
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okay Let me do it this way again. i I like this method.
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in terms of the process. ‸ okay
Mr. um mr um Sims.
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my apologies. I can get closer. Okay. So just in terms of the process, uh the city planners are gonna gonna do the presentation. um This is a question to the to the city attorney. Then I think the appellate uh is coming up after that. um And then um perhaps the the cards or the the uh owner. But I'm not sure of the process after we after we make the staff presentation. So I'd ask the city attorney to help us on that.
There's a couple ways to do it. But the staff can make the initial presentation regarding the um subject of the appeal. Then the appellant um would be the next party to proceed.
they were
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they're represented by attorney. Why not? Yes. And then after the appellant has an opportunity to present their position, then the applicant should have a an opportunity to
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the um the appellate arguments. And then uh the council can open it up for um you know general public input. um I would just ask that um if there's anybody that's going to be presenting any uh factual testimony or any other evidence or expert opinion regarding this. um I think we usually swear uh swear all those people in um on
bond
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together. um So we have we have that on the record. And ‸ that would that would be my suggestion on how to proceed.
Thank you, sir.
okay and I just want to make sure.
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Are you right?
Correct,
sir.
Mr. Minot is representing. um He's the attorney representing the um the appellants.
Right.
Which are listed in the agenda item.
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appeal there may be others that speak tonight um but the you know um you know opposing the board of adjustments um ‸ decision but
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um and we don't have any record of any timely appeal of those other other other people that speak it's
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appeal and they're listed in the agenda
correct
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okay miss lucy
mr mayor
can I can I just just ask that if anybody plans on speaking tonight for or against this um this appeal um I would ask that uh they just raised it stand and raise their right hand and be and just be sworn in for this proceeding if
you submitted the card stand up please
for or against yes sir yes
sir
um so please affirm to tell the whole truth nothing but the truth to help the God regarding this uh proceeding okay so just let the record reflect that we have um and um um everyone sworn in that's going to speak tonight okay
good evening mayor and members of the City Council yes
ma'am
i'd like just to um make a correction
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like to make that observation that it was um is showing wrong in your staff report
okay
So tonight we are here to conduct
a
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de novo appeal hearing and decide whether to affirm, modify, or reverse the Board of Adjustments
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with conditions of a special reception, expanding aqua lounges, bar and lounge use, to include an outdoor seating area at 226 King Street, units 120 and 116. this property is located within the cbd
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sub-district and the coco waterfront overlay So on May 21st, 2025, the Board of Adjustments
approved
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a special reception request from
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the request had two components. Expansion of the existing bar and lounge in Unit 120 into the adjacent Unit 116. An addition of an outdoor seating area in front of Unit ‸ 120 and portions of Unit 116. And the Board of
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approved with eight specific conditions. And
we are
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going to go over
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conditions here. So the the the first condition is the special exception will not be effective until all necessary permits and approvals are secure for any development, including building permits and the appropriate liquor license for this from the State of Florida, which must be obtained within 12 months of the Board of Adjustments approval. The bar and lounge use is limited to
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120 and Unit 116, with a maximum
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21 by 41 feet area, with the maximum capacity of 20 seats. Any future expansion or changes would ‸ require a new special reception. Also, the applicant must
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to have amplified music in the outdoor seating area after 10 pm The 10 pm absolute cutoff for amplified music outdoors that is included as a restriction of the approval of the specialist reception is more restrictive than the City code because it's an absolute cutoff of the
outdoor amplifier for
outdoor amplified music at 10 pm If we compare with other other business in the area, the other business only have are required to comply with the noise ordinance. Also, we
asked
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the applicant to install a barricade or a screen to temporary fence and delineate the outdoor area. And also since the
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extends all the way to the curb. So we
asked
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the applicant applicant to maintain a four foot clear pedestrian path in front of the property ‸ all times.
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Sunday through Thursday and 12 pm to 2 am Friday and Saturday. Other similar establishments close after midnight Monday through Thursday.
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Also, we ask the applicant to post signage at the outdoor assets to prevent alcohol from leaving the premises. And no special events are permitted in the outdoor seating area. On June 5th, 2025,
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certain
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Bay condominium residents
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an appeal to the City Council of the ruling from the Board of Adjustments and then file an amended appeal on july 3rd 2025. the reason for the appeal was based on a noise complaints raised by residents and the belief that the business outdoor activities would exacerbate community disturbances. It's important important to note that the scope of this appeal is limited to the outdoor seating ‸ expansion. The indoor expansion into Unit 116 is not under consideration tonight. again this appeal hearing we will conduct will be conducted de novo meaning anew council members will hear and consider the evidence and testimony from any interested party
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in doing so council has all the powers originally vested in the board of adjustment for this matter so today we are asking council to review the special reception application request for the outdoor expansion the
outdoor expansion
only and staff recommends approval based on the criteria outlined in our article 17 section section 2 of the zoning code as presented here and in your agendas. So normally uh
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to K here highlighted and all those findings are written in your report. So to discuss a matter of compatibility with surrounding areas the property is on central business district and lies within the Cocoa Village sub district of the Cocoa Waterfront overlay. The future land use designation is mixed use. Bars and lounges in the sub district
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special reception. And here is just to illustrate that
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have the same future, a compatible future
lane
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use, as well as the zoning. Here you can ‸ see ‸ the purple is the mixed use. The little square, bright blue, that's the Aqua Lounge location.
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So you have an idea of the distance
then
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you can see the mixed use is predominant in Cocoa Village. So the district, the mixed use district aims to promote a pedestrian oriented mixed use neighborhood that integrates high density residential retail, dining, and entertainment ‸ uses. Within
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walkable environment. The property is centrally located within this mixed use area. Because the special reception includes those eight business specific conditions which were
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staff is recommending that the city council affirm the BOA's decision to approve the special reception application to allow for the extension into the outdoor space in front of Unit 120 and a portion of Unit 116. Thank you and I'm available for any questions. If
you have. Do
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Yes.
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Yes. I couldn't
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well.
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Well, Mel. God bless you, sister.
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Yes. Oh, okay. All right.
I hear you over there loudly clear. Sir, yes sir, the floor is yours, sir.
So, let's... ‸ I want to hold it. I'm
going
to hold my question ‸ until we get to that point. I ‸ wanted to bring this up because I wanted to see the other zoning to see what compares. And the other question that I have is...
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Okay.
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It's
mixed
use. Is the future land use designation ‸ mixed use? Okay, I'm sorry.
Yes, ma'am. I'm just
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you're not going to do that,
if they had the space on the bottom floor, could they have a commercial business on the bottom floor?
Yes, sir.
Okay.
Okay, I'm going to ask. All right. So, who owns Oleander parking lot?
Which part...
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The parking lot
that's
directly
across the street. Who owns
that?
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Yeah, so it's privately... It's a private parking
is
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a private park
Privately owned.
Privately owned, yes.
And is special exceptions number one through eight is specifically designed for Aqua Lounge, correct?
Yes, it was based on our analysis and to try to address and mitigate some of the issues.
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That's correct.
Okay. All right. I'll revisit
it
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I'm not sure if you're the one I should ask this of. Since this... They were given the special exception, they have not been able at this point to utilize the outside space, or they have been?
Well, they have to go through a site plan, amendment process, to expand to ‸ the next unit,
the
next door unit, and also to the outdoor. So they will have to address through a site plan application first, and then update their business license with the city. And then they will be able to update, get approval for the liquor license that would allow them to have alcohol consumptions outside, and then also
in
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no, they have not been able to expand to the outside, because that decision is basically...
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I see. So, so nothing is going on outside? There's no music or anything like that happening currently from this site?
No.
Okay. Not that
we, I'm aware of. Thank you.
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Yeah,
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a bar and lounge, and that, and I just want to
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your agenda package, and Lucy
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it, but it's worth re-emphasizing that the only issue before the City Council is whether or not the expansion outdoors, that, for a bar and lounge, that expansion outdoors should be granted a special exception. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
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Mm-hmm.
And the Board imposed eight business conditions on that approval.
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is more restrictive than the current City Code. So, ‸ what the appellant is asking the Council to review is whether or not that special exception outdoors, with those eight business conditions, should be upheld or reversed. Their position is it should be reversed by the City Council. And that's the focus of tonight's meeting. Thank
you.
So, I just wanted to re-emphasize that. Mayor.
Thank you. Everyone good? Yes, sir. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. Okay. So, what I will do is close this portion to Council. Open it to
the public. The appellant.
Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay.
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appellant, he has additional time.
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I mean, ‸ that's reasonable. I don't know if Mr. Minot needs more than that, but. Right.
I
mean,
you can
start. Yes. Traditionally. Traditionally, we've provided about 10 minutes.
10 minutes
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Okay. Hold tight. Give me one second.
that's far
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let me know when you need the videos to be played. I will. Thank you. ‸ The floor is yours.
Mr.
Mayor. Yes,
sir.
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of introduction, my presence began in Cocoa some years ago when I attended St. Mark's Elementary School a few blocks from here. Since then, I went to school a little longer, came back and began practicing law here in Cocoa Village as my father before me did for 55 ‸ years. Since then, I've been practicing for a number of decades. My family and I have lived in two different residences and two different complexes and I've practiced in two different buildings. I'm aware of a few of the things that have gone on in the City of Cocoa in the last few years. And so tonight I was sent an email. Actually,
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my wife took during some of the activities that we'll be talking about this evening. And so she indicated that my apologies for not seeing and relying replying to the email. You may be able to decide when it is the most appropriate time for the video. So, Mr. Mayor, I thought I would begin with that and then make a presentation after the videos. Thank you for the opportunity to do that.
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The video will show where the noise is emanating from.
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Okay, alright. I know what
something was. Okay, can we make the proper adjustment so it can be synchronized or no?
It's the video. I'm playing it. ‸ I can test it and see.
We can come back maybe so they give an opportunity for the video to be tested.
Okay.
Is that a better way to continue on Mr. Mayor?
Yes,
sir. Okay.
We'll
come back. We'll come back to that.
Thank you.
Yes,
sir. And um, okay. Okay. Thank you, sir. Okay. You want to let him finish and then ask the question?
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building close to SunTrust. Oh, or Truist. Immediately to the north. That's correct.
North
of Truist. That's right. Okay. All right. Okay.
Good. Sir. Yes. So when you say I'm just expand on that if I can, Mr. Mayor, as far as my building, that's the building I currently live in.
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people who signed a petition in multiple buildings, including Whitley Bay West, Whitley Bay. So yes, I'm here as a resident. I also represent other people and other people have signed this petition just to give you an awareness of the people who are impacted by what we're discussing tonight.
Okay.
We're good? Yes, sir. Okay, sir. Mr. Stinnett? Sir. Go ahead, sir.
For me? Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. So I represent a growing group of residents who call Cocoa Village home, specifically Whitley Bay and Whitley Bay West, surrounding riverfront family communities. We are here in opposition, not in opposition to the business, but in favor of balance to preserve the peace and livability of a neighborhood where hundreds of people live, sleep, and raise their families. Our specific request is that the city deny exterior amplified music for a bar currently seeking a special exception to allow it. It's the amplified music, not the outdoor portion of the business. If I understand it correctly, the special exception on the second part of the application was in two parts. One is for amplified music and the other was for seating outside.
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with the neighborhood that we live in.
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who owned the Brevard Motel, gave a vision to the city leaders at the time in the mid-1990s. They said, it can be different.
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and the city took a chance. They took a chance on the riverfront from Oleander and what we now know all the way to 115 River Drive being transformed by riverfront condominiums that would also support the city of Cocoa, the city village, and all
the city
and all the residents that are there. Today we have hundreds of condominium units and many hundreds of residents that live in these buildings. It is our neighborhood. This was not an accident. It was encouraged by the city leaders. It was codified in the city code and the CBD district. I'll read you a few of the ‸ provisions in the CDB guidelines for that zone. It indicates that it is encouraged for hotel, motel, multifamily residential development here. Also, quote,
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to be promoted and encouraged. The developers and the people who live here were invited ‸ because we were encouraged to be here to have a neighborhood environment to live in that is so beautiful here in Cocoa right next to the riverfront.
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I'm again reading from the CBD district zoning category. The district is intended to discourage uses which would create friction with the other uses. My contention is that is what we're talking about tonight. What this means is the city intended a riverfront area to become a livable neighborhood community, not just a weekend destination for those who want to go to the bars. High rise condominiums are not vacation homes here in Cocoa. That's not what's taking place. These are primary residences where people have their families and that they live. Hundreds of people live here. They're families, retirees, professionals.
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They are your residents. They are your taxpayers. And they are voters. The problem is the bar in question has a documented history of playing loud music that is amplified and is in direct conflict with this neighborhood that I'm describing that the city has promoted and that has now developed over the years and is in place. This is not about occasional noise.
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Noise pollution is one of the top deterrents for condo buyers.
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with chronic noise problems.
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Whitley Bay West is developing a reputation as being a noisy building. So why should people who come in to party from elsewhere into the night control the quality of life for people who live here every day? That is the question. Cocoa must prioritize homes over hangouts when land use conflicts arise. We are not asking the city to close the business.
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about. We promote the businesses. We are people who go to the businesses. We are simply talking about the conflict that is occurring because of the loud noise.
we're
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asking for exterior amplified music to be disallowed under this special exception. That is the question.
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and peaceful coexistence among the land uses. That is what we are asking for. Simplified, we are stating that we ask this council to respect both the bar's ability to operate, as we suggest, but also the neighborhood's right to peace. As was stated earlier, we are not contesting the indoor expansion. The indoor expansion is simply a representation of this business and their success in doing what they do. And
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a good thing. But it is a compatibility issue that
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discussing. Two final thoughts. First, ‸ we were provided some guidance by the city manager who not too long ago came to us. At Whitley Bay and just discussed a few things. He said,
I
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want to let you know about what the city is doing. So he came and gave a, we'll call it a neighborhood talk.
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He said, we want to let you know that the city of Cocoa loves Whitley Bay. He had me on the edge of my seat. What's he going to say next? ‸ So I leaned forward
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And then he said, we at the city of Cocoa love Whitley Bay. Now I'm almost falling on my seat.
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city, as well as some of the other condos that have stretched
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supply a remarkable, astounding amount of
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the numbers from the ‸ city manager, we didn't believe it ourselves. But those are, that came from Mr. Witten. So that's one final thought. The other is the city built a vision for this village. And this village would not be the same. You wouldn't have these residences. We wouldn't have this conflict if there was not a vision by the city to put residences all along the riverfront. It became, again, and I applaud the city for this.
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when Oleander went up, we couldn't believe what was going on and our applause just went on day after day. What became of that is a walkable, beautiful, livable waterfront where people could live, work, and enjoy community life. We, your residents, bought into that vision. But now we need your protection to uphold it. Again, I quote Mr. Witten. When he was with us that day and he was, his concluding marks were, again, talking about all the love, he said, you let us know if you need us for anything. We're here tonight for that. We need you tonight to help us.
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we respectfully ask that the city council ‸ deny the special exception for exterior amplified music at the bar location to protect residential integrity, to uphold your zoning codes premise and what ‸ the CBD district calls for, and preserve the quality of life that this city has established throughout this Cocoa Village. Thank you for your time and for your consideration.
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light that's illuminating.
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One of my questions is, I know you said balance, right? And so are you, are you interested in no amplifier music citywide or throughout the entire Cocoa Village before and or after 10 o'clock? Because we have, and I think my great friend Alec Greenwood is the sound maestro. ‸ And he knows there are many issues, right, throughout Cocoa Village. So I guess my question to you, because I visit down here a lot. I spend a lot of money in Cocoa Village. I'm a nightlife guy. I love it. I love to let my hair down.
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So, are you interested in that being citywide and ‸ or throughout Cocoa Village? No amplified music? Outside.
Yeah. So, two or three comments regarding that. One is, we're here because this particular situation is causing an extreme disturbance to us.
Okay.
We know that there are other places that play amplified music and outdoors, but they're much further south.
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I don't know. But we're not impacted by, by those. Mm-hm.
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I get it. I fully get it. But
where
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we are located on the north side. We are North Cocoa Village.
Mm-hm.
And so, this particular bar has an amplification which just cuts right
there.
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I mean, it is shaking us.
Mm-hm.
Unlike any of the others. So, I'm just letting you know that there is a ‸ particular application to this situation to our building.
Mm-hm.
And it's not the same as the others.
So,
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On a second level. Yes. Is that you're raising a question about the, um, the ability of the current noise ordinance to supply what it, the Cocoa Village needs.
Mm-hm.
And so, yes, I didn't make that part of my presentation. Okay. But I have many things to say that I don't think is appropriate for this evening because we're here regarding a special exception that's very narrowly tailored in our discussion.
Mm-hm.
But yes, there is a great need in my opinion for a revisit of the noise ordinance.
Yeah.
Both as to its content and enforceability. There are numerous municipalities throughout Florida that are taking a strong look at this and doing some very aggressive things regarding, uh, noise and residences next to commercial establishments.
Okay. All right. Point taken. My, my,
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only, only response to that is so from, from balconies, right? There, there are so many businesses that have outside music. It makes it to me, in ‸ my opinion, very difficult to single out unless you are walking directly by.
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specific on that particular business?
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where you got some of these vehicles where the speakers are turned outside and it's the, I hate it too. Trust me.
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‸ specific control, right? And so, point well taken I appreciate the passion that you have for this situation I just look at ‸ it it and I brought this up at our last CRA meeting that we need to have a discussion about um Coco Village and or City of Coco a Noah's ordinance as a whole right and
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and I said well 10 that is balanced to me because the
concert
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is 10 o'clock um several other businesses closed down at 10 o'clock and so I think by staff making it specific towards aqua Lounge, number one, is very aggressive towards one particular business and not sharing it. But they uh they didn't like it, but they accepted the the one through eight requirements. And so that's totally specific to one business to one business and so to me I think that is fair as far as for the city standpoint to say, hey, we're going to tailor this to you.
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and one, a specific guideline is for you and not for other businesses that surround them, especially the one
is
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directly across the street that has out outdoor amplified music as well. So it's confusing to to some business owners that directly across the street is doing something very similar to
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actually is facing the condos so that's just the kind of so your point I just I just want to give you their perspective as well
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is facing the condos, but it's not getting the same attention. So
a couple ‸ comments. One is that
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there was a couple occasions where they have this eastern side bay door the metal door I mean a big wide metal door.
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right been up. And so right when the noise hits, there's no choice. You're ‸ out of bed. Yes, that's unfair. But we'll go and check out ‸ yes I will find out what's taking place
so so I'll just let you know that that's bug nutty
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and that's when they have the live bands. They have those other things that building I'm telling you I love
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225 and
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amplified so so I'm just I'm just not
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I'm just letting you know that I visited so I'm not talking on speculation like I'm I'm there okay so
so with respect to me being here it has let's pretend for a moment that there was 20,000 amplified music places coming from the downtown Cocoa area and we didn't hear it at Whitley Bay I wouldn't be here it's because we are knocked out of our beds at night and we're disturbed at other times in the evening as well, that we are here. In other words, and it's an in fact issue
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I would prefer to be home at night tonight right now doing something else rather than being here. But we're here because it's untenable. It's inconsistent ‸ with what we can do I cannot leave my unit I'm there I'm gonna either go to bed or not or I'm gonna stay up or it's gonna wake me up later at night so these are things that we can't get away from. The party goers come in, and we watch them because we're up at night because of the music. They
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south they come in a lot of them go across the bridge to
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and if it if it didn't impact us, it's a it's a direct impact as to why we are here tonight.
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the source, not where it's being heard, not at the place of disturbance. So, again, this is not me or anybody else that's here pointing out this particular business. it's not it's because of the direct impact now another thing you said is you were there so was I why because at
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I walked down there I see it I can describe the
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that runs around. It's faced in a certain direction right in the corner I don't know how it bounces around but you're right it doesn't even direct itself at us. It doesn't. But we are blown out. We
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And that's with that's with hurricane shutters that go all the way across the porch.
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All windows ‸ shut and we still don't have a choice.
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So, with the 10 o'clock um special exception why would that be acceptable when majority majority of the complaints that
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heard have been timed down greater than 10 p.m why I'm just confused on on that part if I seen 20 emails
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that but most of the time that I'm seeing and reading and from your statement just now about 11 30 12 and 1 o'clock that is
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two things number one is
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because the the cranking took takes place after 10 so before the special exception although I shouldn't have and in violation of the noise ordinance this cranking will take place doesn't start until 11 o'clock at night so I have nothing to judge it for beforehand second of all I don't know what noise coming from this location at the appropriate noise ordinance decibel level what even sounds like because we get the crank we get the big stuff so as a result of that I can't answer your question for those two reasons
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I am not
saying that I am not saying that we support them putting ‸ anything they want to do including the loud loudest decibel levels as long as it's contained within the building and they have an expansion now and that just means they're doing a good business okay
so
I personally support them doing a good business it is the spillover into the neighborhood as such an extreme level that we are here for
Okay, again...
‸ By the way, when you said
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they applied for the special exception. We're going back months and months before that. There is a history that precedes the application for a special exception.
Okay, so you're saying that they were playing music outside before?
That's right.
okay um and so the music that you're hearing now at 11 o'clock and later is coming from strictly inside the building that you're hearing this loud music at your place? no
I can't say I've ever heard anything that comes from the inside of the building so since since the appeal I don't remember when that was a couple months ago
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if you cannot hear what's being played inside what is it that's disturbing you guys? Nothing in the last two months.
okay we're we're
thank
you we're not from this location I'm unaware that there is exterior noise
okay
from the business. but There's other things that are going on. There's collateral things that their their customers are going across the street to this lot that mr.
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and so they do that so it's not without disturbance yes we are disturbed but we're here talking about this business right
we're talking about
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um has been limiting themselves to indoor music since we followed the appeal
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just I just I'm trying to get this clear because I couldn't understand what you were saying
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at this point so
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and the special exception is for them to have outside music only until 10 o'clock which again is more strict than everybody else so I'm not quite sure why you would object to the 10 o'clock time I
think you just said and please forgive me did you just say indoor music until 10 it's out no
outdoor music until 10. no which you're not getting now so you're not hearing what's happening inside see I thought you were hearing what they were doing inside now no but you have just clarified that for me and so I get the picture now so thank you sir thank you thank
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I believe in citywide universal applying it not to all
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the reason why um you know why
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traditionally in the past across the street was the 20 grand so when they would have their little concerts at that at the club at the bar at the lounge uh they
would
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spill out onto the public the loud music it's gonna ‸ come where it's the enforcement does she need any help y'all ‸ a bottle of water ladies I'm asking y'all a question does she need some water or anything
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of a universal
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I just think all businesses and that eliminates all of it so then that if they want an additional music and I know we're talking about even at our concerts
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thinking about the fireworks but I'm just saying I just want to make it if you do it for one you have to do it for all I'm
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how do I cease the noise and that's going to talk about bars or lounges that have an open cafe market where they party non-stop they play the loud music
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We hear ‸ We
hear ‸ sometimes even when we come out of our yes council meeting. okay any other comments I'm just that was just a statement for me so I understand I can comprehend and associate with the loud music because
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65 not as old as you not 65 and a half that's
what he told us when he did
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to hear it but unfortunately it happens and we're here to address it okay any
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‸ special exception for the amplified outdoor music and a special exception for outdoor seating and it has a certain seating pattern that they applied for and so I am NOT closing the seating outdoors. But yes, the music. We're here because of the music. They're not impacting us by having their patrons have more room inside and a few more seats outside. That is not doing anything to us currently. We don't hear it.
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We're not out of our bed at night we're not disturbed there are times when even during the evening hours we can't hear the TV over what's taking place okay
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seating for a bar and lounge there was a condition imposed on that and that is there shall be no amplified music permitted in the outdoor seating area after 10 what is your position regarding that condition
that's been the subject of my entire presentation I
what what I just want to make sure it's clear on the record are you saying that there should be no amplified music
that that
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I would suggest again being a resident here I work here I walk through ‸ here in the evenings that
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and whether that's because of a lack of enforcement code enforcement doesn't work at eight o'clock at night or ten o'clock at night there needs to be some other
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the expansion of a bar and lounge with outdoor seating okay but and there's one clarification from staff the amplified ‸ noise is a condition of that special exception approval correct that's correct
yeah so I have to say I think we
Lucy that's correct just okay so so so the the condition on amplified noise that the board imposed was that the special exception should for outdoor seating should be approved, but no amplified music permitted in the outdoor seating area after 10 is a condition of approval. So what is your position as the appellant regarding that condition of approval
so I'm gonna state it because I don't know if if you and I are getting mixed up a little bit. Are you saying, are you indicating that the outdoor amplified music is tied to and one of the same with the application for exterior seating? Are you saying that?
Amplified music, there's no
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Jacksonville dialect so so so so the expansion is to the outside in front of 120 and 116. So you can expand to the outside. The modifier on there, the but statement in there in there in that ‸ expansion is, but you can only have amplified music up until 10 p.m. so I don't know if that makes it clear so so you can it
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10 p.m. or as part of the expansion for the outdoor portion, you can't have amplified music after 10. So that's just a simple statement of, of what the approval is.
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and without that condition, there is no time limit on amplified music outdoors, correct?
Right, because the, because the current noise ordinance doesn't prohibit amplified music. It just says it can't be a disturbance or it can't be a certain decibel level from the receiving property
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and then so secondly is that we would ask that there be no amplified music, not just till 10, but just no amplified music. Thank
you.
That's the condition that we are addressing this evening.
Okay, thank you. You've clarified what your position is. It's not the outdoor seating for Bar bar and Lounge. You are requesting that the city council place a more stringent condition than the Board of Adjustment placed just no amplified music outdoors. That's right That's your position. Yes. Thank you.
we have any questions for mr. minor okay sir thank you very much
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thank you thank you for the extra time mr. mayor so I'm imagining a day when mr.
goins
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and mr. Blake are going to be successful in calling people together to study the issue of
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some success that is not being enjoyed today as a result of that effort. If there is success there, that then causes there to be a better opportunity to level playing field based upon the success of a new ordinance there's so much that can be done I mentioned to mr.
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plenty to discuss as far as that goes and so there are numerous other communities that have taken this on because it's not
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Cocoa
expensive units next to loud music it doesn't mix and so if that is addressed in a way that is successful, it hasn't been successful because of the numerous, numerous times that has impacted us in a way that ‸ we are down here. We're here asking for your help.
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than the current
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then on a more universal basis. But we're here today because we are highly impacted by this particular source of
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a time Normans used to have a live band ‸ that
sound used to come all the way down here
‸ you all were present that's been done away then it was the
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just due west of Whitley Bay they would sometimes have concerts or loud music in that open field
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own that business or that property that piece of property ‸ we got that resolved to me if we eliminate the noise altogether in conjunction with the support of with the police department because there again I do want their business to survive
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when the music kicks in and or when sometimes ‸ when the people lord are there as he was saying hanging out in that parking lot just got to kill it so it's going to take a combination of both but they should have their business this is my assessment and and and my vote will come we will vote on this one way or another I'm thinking they should have the right to have their business even if they have music inside of the building it doesn't spill out into the public that directly impacts the residents of of the neighborhood of
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there in that area because I know what it's like to have loud music I still know what it's like to have loud music right now when they come in there booming and I have those
soundproof
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windows on my front porch high impact windows so so I understand I
would suggest mr. mayor that
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these late nights that I chose to walk over the music is blaring and there was nobody outside nobody nobody going in no one going out and for the minutes that I was there nobody was standing there and so if there is a thought that loud music attracts people to this business I didn't see that happening they have a thriving business and
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I'm not insinuating that Esquire about loud
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even when the people leave their business and walk across the street they still want to hang out and that's where the loud music comes in because they're going to crank up their volumes and see whatever their boom system in their own personal vehicle
sometimes so
so it's both but but sir the question is who's responsible for that loud music that's blaring in your condo units when I'm standing there I know where it's coming from sir and
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and I live directly across the street I'm a lot closer to where my loud blaring music would take place than you are in your condo units from their facility I guarantee it brother I ‸ mean
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I've lived there so I understand so that's the reason why I'm just want to say we'll eliminate all the loud music period and once it
reaches
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10 o'clock party's over shut it down So then people can sleep when they need to sleep. Make sure ‸ the music, if there's any music, it's inside their building and not out in the open in the public. period point blank no loitering or none of that that's just how I feel about it That's me.
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definitely valid however I welcome you to attend any of the CRA meetings that we have upcoming our last CRA meeting I suggested that there's actions that we can take to coexist with the businesses as well with the residents residents in the village and I think the city
manager
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heard us and
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‸ of landscaping and trees to filter out some of the noises so I think in my opinion I think that would be the best approach for this for any nuisance that may come out of how we go forward is looking at how we can cause these to other alternatives
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so I just wanted to throw that out there
okay okay
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her behalf or she's going ‸ to speak?
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name ma'am
sorry my name is Nicole Minot
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so I appreciate the opportunity to speak and I'm following up with my husband Mike and so I'd like to start by saying I love our city
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we've lived here as my husband said for quite some time
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it is a blessing to watch a city grow like we
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in fact most of us who are here today that live at Willie Bay we enjoy the vibrancy and the small business charm that make our city unique but I'm here tonight to speak concerning the important importance of balance I think we've talked about that we need balance And more importantly, responsibility and ‸ respect. Because we live in community and to live in community requires that we love and respect our neighbors. so as we've been talking about on May the 21st
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resident, you've heard from my husband, that decision directly impacts my life. the Aqua Lounge has a history of violating the city noise ordinance as evidenced by the videos I wish that we could have shown the videos I recorded those videos from
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29th and 1 59 a.m. on July the 4th
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hurricane impact windows shut and my hurricane windows shut by this music I walked out on my balcony and I heard what you would have heard on on these videos as residents living near the Aqua Lounge we are not only disturbed by this loud music emanating from this establishment but from its patrons who amplify even louder music from their open vehicles in the parking lots adjacent to the lounge. we acknowledge that we hear it I see it it violates our Florida statute 316 304 5 which is our state instituted this statute statute to address the issues of loud music and noise coming from motor vehicles.
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and the and the fact that I can't live in peace I can't sleep in peace so I would ask that you please consider what we are saying and either reverse or amend the special exception of the Aqua Lounge thank you for your time and for your service to our community
Next will be Dr. Paul Thompson.
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Mr. Mayor? Sir? Just point of order. I thought we were going to proceed with, after the appellant makes their argument, we were going to go to the applicant for their presentation
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I will grant you additional time.
Well, actually, I don't even need all of it because it seems their stance has changed since ‸ Thank you very much. So I also sit in a video, um if you have that,
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So this will basically conflict with what he's saying where no one else is playing music.
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before the special exception, the Board of Adjustment meeting in May. So that was beforehand. That's why there were put those um conditions, which we agreed to. Since we agreed to them May 21st, amplification has not been outside from us. However, this video, June 5th, 2025, after the approval at 11 59 pm if you don't mind playing it, and
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was not us. It was across the street. In the video, you can see where the music is coming from. Other videos, you're just seeing it from a balcony. So you don't know if it's us, a car, across the street, down the street, downstairs. Again, that video shows the music was not coming from us. Again, we have not had amplification since the approval. And them stating, uh what was it, that they're appealing the music, but I don't understand. ‸ you're appealing something that was set in place for you. Why would you appeal something that was approved for you?
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medium. So you're appealing your medium. I don't understand why we're here at this point.
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Let's see. Again, um we can't control what people do in their cars when they're riding down the street, when they're out down the road. We're not law enforcement. We're not code enforcement. We cannot enforce anybody to do anything on public property. Unfortunately, that's not on us. But putting
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um Let's see. um
let's
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As far as the constant violations that they claim we've had, at that meeting, I stated we only had one call regarding noise complaints, which was cooperated by Planning and Zoning, who confirmed it from Chief Collier, who confirmed there was only one call regarding noise violation. And they can confirm it here. Other than that, there hadn't been any other calls to CPD regarding noise to come and address us. Again, no knowledge. And again, the music is not always us. There's other businesses that are open till 2 a.m um as far as that go
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changed from the outside space to just the noise, which we had already established and agreed to at the BOA meeting. So again, we're here for no reason. We've already agreed and confirmed it. And
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because, again, their stance has changed.
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‸ Okay. um You're gonna ‸ time, please, Mr. um
you uh You're planning... You're gonna ‸ have 20 seats outside, correct? uh
Yes. Yes,
20 seats. So how much amplified How loud are you planning or how much amplification do you plan to have out there for those just 20 seats? Because I know myself, I've gone to restaurants where the music was so loud it made your ears bleed. And and you don't go back to those places because the
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so loud. So how loud do you plan to have
‸ Right. Well, again, we removed our speaker from out there.
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that are now the
future? once oh ‸ for the
future. oh we have our TVs. We may put a little speaker just above where the TV is. But again, that's
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10 p.m and then they would obviously go down
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Yeah, we well, right now, that's what I said we have... No, not now. In the
future. What are you planning to amplify outside it
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After that, it will go down. The only thing
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be on is the TVs. And those are mute.
Yeah. Well, the reason I asked is, you know, 20 seats is not that many. So right to me, you would not need a huge amount of amplification. You want mood music. You don't want uh chase everybody away music. so
Right. But like I said, after that meeting, we just went ahead and
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and uh what you're going to put out there. So, okay Thank you. That's all I have.
You're welcome. Any questions? for Mrs. Jackson. Would you like to say anything else, ma'am? Because you have six minutes and eight seconds on your time.
okay Also, I did have something to state. uh
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no more concerts downtown? Because technically, that's amplified music. Way amplified more than any of the businesses down here. So will there no longer be concerts? Because, again, like he he stated, it it I guess it conflicts with their television time during the day. those concerts go on until 10 p.m so are there no no longer going to be concerts because that's amplified music. A whole lot of amplified music. Just a question that I have. is So will that change? Will there be no more concerts? okay I
think you already know that question. ‸ I
‸ just wanted to know.
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Right. I just wanted to make sure because, i like we said, if
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Not just us. Because there's plenty of amplified music all throughout downtown, including the concerts,
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space and played music. There were no complaints that day, but there was a lot of music outside. So again, it's just a matter of is it just going to be imposed on us or everybody? Thank you.
okay Esquire, before I call
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board.
Yes. Yeah,
he's asking you.
i'm sorry
I can start with the public now.
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Thank you. All right. Let me have you on divided detention please. Thank you. uh
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owner of one of the residential units at Whitley Bay. um I have a lot in parallel with Mr.
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sort of explain my interest in this. I'm a second generation surgeon here. I've been here
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Merritt Island. um And
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where we wanted to go. And we decided
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to be kind of a, we don't have a family, but you know, quiet, peaceful restaurants, places to go walk, all that sort of stuff. um And I've enjoyed watching the village steadily grow and become partly residential over my life in this area. um So it's a little bit of confusion over the past few people on exactly when the noise is. And Mrs. Jackson,
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like she's admitted that they were playing amplified music until some point, and then we aren't. And so somebody is clearly playing amplified music out there that comes from that general direction. um When I'm ‸ I can hear from some of my rooms. I don't directly face it, but some of my rooms sort of do. um And as we've been told, it's so loud that you can already hear it through some of the storm shutters. um So in addition to being bothersome at night for current residents, I believe it's a very real possibility that this will impact the interest in future residents come this way. The council has recently approved a kind of complicated development over there at the old Barnett Bank, which I think is going to include residential, um maybe a lot of residential, and um some retail below that. And that's great.
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kind of across the board throughout the city and readdressed. But there's clearly a lot of loud stuff coming from the direction of the Aqua Lounge. um And this does impact the future sale price of my unit whenever I decide to get a little older, um and also the interest of others moving in because the realtors and the community members do come to recognize that it's loud there and that isn't where you want to be to spend your uh you know extended periods of time. You can already see that happening in places like Orlando, Melbourne,
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where the downtown is loud music, outdoor bars, marijuana dispensaries, tattoo parlors, and we can have some of all those things, but they don't need to all be crammed in the downtown place where we're trying to have these hundreds of residential units. So again, thanks for your attention. uh There's been some confusion as ‸ what's been said. I'm not sure it was all exactly understandable by all of us, but there has clearly been loud music coming from that general area on a fairly regular basis very late at night. And I'm not sure that's in keeping with
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Davis, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. ‸ Denise?
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And it's a joy to be here tonight, I think. uh And I appreciate all of the uh council members and Mr. Mayor for listening to all of this.
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and I began a ministry here. During that time, I also was a businessman and had the privilege of building a number of uh projects here in Florida, one of which was a church. That church I pastored for 25 years, still ongoing. ‸ And uh
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ourselves.
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High School. And uh my children and grandchildren have gotten wonderful educations because of the leadership
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all of you for that. My biggest concern here tonight, and I echo the sentiments of Dr. Thompson and uh Mike
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and others. uh My biggest concern is when you get my age, uh it's you need all the sleep you can get. And uh at night, when the music is blaring, it's very difficult for an old person to go to sleep.
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it And so I would just uh like to suggest to the council members here tonight to think carefully about what has been stated by our attorney and by others I know who will also state the same thing. I just want to say one other thing. um
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and uh But uh again, thank you all for uh what you do here for the city of
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The other concern I have is for the value. I i owned a unit at Oleander
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We bought at Whitley Bay. We've invested a lot of money in this community. And it's because of the leadership that it's proved very good for us. And we want to keep it that way. thank you
‸ bob i
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you know who I ‸ know who you are.
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with you,
girl. He could go to the same church.
Anyway. Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you for being here. Thank you. Good to see you. Good
to see you, too. Mrs. danita Davis, ma'am. okay and
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please. Hello,
my name is
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Davis, and I am the assistant manager
at
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Aqua Lounge. I'm just here to address and correct several false statements that have been made about our establishment.
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be the first one to tell you, I work a 40-hour day job, and
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We're not open plus 2 a.m so whatever music you're hearing is not coming from us and i'll be the first one to tell
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music off. So whatever you're hearing after hours is not from us. And the music, the amplified music that they're speaking of, you ever went to a backyard party and someone has that little small roller speaker? That's what that is. There's no amp, there's no bass, it's just a regular speaker that you would play at your backyard function. So if you're hearing music from your condominium, it's definitely not from that small speaker. And also,
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man approached. I was inside managing the bar. My security alerted me that there was a man outside that wanted to speak to me. I then went to the front door
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assist you? He then approached me very aggressively. I've been in customer service all my life and I'm 43 years old, so I know how to de-escalate situations. I then was not going to engage in him. I simply asked him, can you please leave the property? I'm not engaging with a man, a strange man that I don't know, that's coming at me aggressively. He then stated, I'm going to call the police. My response was, okay, that's fine, do what you want to do. They came out and then that's when they informed us that there is a
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ordinance and the music had to be turned down, which we complied. They then went across the street and told
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that
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equally loud as the same as ours. So then my suggestion is, if you have any issues or concerns, do not come to the business
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acting very aggressively. That's not the proper way to handle any situation. Take it up and
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if there's any concern.
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because I will not entertain you at
all.
And I just want to say that we do have a lot of tourists in our areas. We have people that come from out of town. We had a cruise ship of
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and we want to come to you. We have people from Virginia, people from all walks of life, ages, demographics, ethnicities that come and say, we want to, we love this area. We want to keep coming back. What's around here to eat? What's the nightlife here? So to say that the the constrained businesses where there is potential for growth here is just crazy to
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I do live in the village. I also have a business in the village as well. I walk this area quite a bit myself.
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Four at Rec. 225. I've had an opportunity to uh engage in karaoke at Beer Garden as well as uh the village idiot. And uh
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uh to the environment that we have. um I think my only issue and the only thing that I'll speak to is um inequity. uh Obviously, um there are many businesses that operate uh past a certain time that have music. um And my issue really is simply that a certain type of business that appeals to a certain demographic um is the one that is is getting the most trouble at the moment. um And when there are other businesses within uh uh ‸ close uh proximity that also play loud music uh and that play equally loud music.
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an old saying that uh that I've heard way, way, way, way a long time ago. and And I think that there should be fairness and equality in the way that we enforce uh our statutes and our codes. um If the police have only been called one time to this area, I wouldn't imagine that it's that much of a nuisance. um But I don't live at Whitley Bay, and so
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that we enforce the same way for everyone. Thank you so much for your time.
‸ you're next, and then after that
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oh are
we ready? Yes, ma'am. Good
evening, um esteemed council. So I moved to
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I live, work, and play here. um I've been patronizing the Aqua Lounge, and I may look young, but I'm a little old. I'm not 60 something But i'm I'm older, right? So I bring my friends when they visit. I encourage my children to go to events where it's more age appropriate for them. And I attend the Aqua Lounge, and I tell people about it. um I'm not going to repeat everything that Alton said. I'm just going to appeal to you all. I love this city because of the leadership of the council. And so what leadership is, it isn't personal. What leadership is, is you look at the facts and you support the staff. And I just want to take my moment to ask you to just trust the staff of the City of
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I had the privilege of working with them for different things, even with my own business. And I just
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due diligence um and what's right and what is true. And so that's it. That's all I had
Thank you very much, ma'am. Okay, uh
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I'm sorry if I mispronounce ‸ The floor is yours. I'm gonna ‸ get Miss
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when she comes. ‸ Tiger
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All right. Thank you. My name is
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Thank you all for your service to the community. I myself am 36 year military and civil servant. So I get the service. I'm here as a concerned resident of the community. I love living in this community. We bought here two and a half years ago because we love to be able to walk downtown and go to the restaurants and listen to music, see shows and just have a nice place to go to. But when I get back home, usually by midnight because my grandmother said nothing good ever happens after midnight. I like for this city not to follow me into my residence. and
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a.m and i'm hearing music blaring again through my storm shutters into my home and disturbing us, it's disturbing. So I went out on my balcony a couple times and looked out, and I saw a car sitting out in the parking lot, like in front of uh
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and reported ‸ and they said, we'll get it there. And within 10 minutes, it was done. So that was good. I'm like, all right, that works. So it happened another time. um Did the same thing. and one other time it was probably 1 a.m i looked out there and i couldn't tell where it was coming from because it was still business hours. So I walked down to the street, walked over between
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I
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up to the Aqua Lounge door, and there's a speaker sitting out front and a security guard. That's the only things out front. Nobody else outside. The speaker was blaring, and the guard is standing there at the door, I assume checking IDs or whoever's coming in. I said, hey, this is kind of loud, and i'm live right there, and I can hear it up there. Can you turn it down?
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off my property. I said, okay, I'll just call the police then, which is what I did. so fast forward to July 3rd last month, month and a half ago, there was music going out there. I walked down again to see if I could see what was going on. There was no speaker on the front lounge.
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and there was a big truck parked directly in front of the Aqua Lounge with his doors open, his windows open, blaring everything.
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out to get ready to call, PD pulls up, puts his lights on. This was at midnight, I believe. And I saw him walk to the door. They told him, no, it's the truck. I saw him walk towards the truck and it went off. So my point is, is you've got all the people out there. You've got the patrons doing their things out there. I think it doesn't matter how many seats are outside or how many tables are outside because there's going to be people out there anyway. I think what we need to do is just stop all the loud noise after those late hours in the whole city. Yeah, that's all I got.
Thank
you for your time. i Appreciate it. Okay. Okay.
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Ms.
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Jackson.
‸ Are
you trying to speak again or ‸ you through?
That's why, can she
speak again
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rebut anything that she uh thinks is necessary. okay
Yes.
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Mayor Blake? Fine,
now please
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oh gosh. I don't do public speaking, I really don't. But since I got three minutes, I've
been watching
all
of the,
your council meetings online. And I'm not a, what can I say, I've been
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expanding. um If you go to other cities, other counties, you're going to see their downtown area is uh ‸ I won't say club, but it's a night life in any city. um i'm sorry people purchased their homes five ten years
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be that nightlife. i'm I'm not going to go back to what everyone else have said. But at the end of the day, if it's not right for one, it shouldn't be right for everyone else.
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I work in the medical field. My nightlife is, I bartend on the side. So ‸ I attend a lot of events. And like someone said earlier, if you're going to cut music off at 10 p.m then what about all the other events that goes on afterwards
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outside of her doors. You're going to have, you're going to see people standing outside because they're going in. People can't smoke cigarettes in her establishment. So they're going to come outside and do that like any other business. So what does it matter if you're standing on the seventh floor and your building is near the bridge?
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from? She's not responsible for that outside music. She's only responsible ‸ what happens inside her club and outside. Y'all give her that railing stuff. And I don't see, I hate that it to me is honestly, it's like discrimination between her and other businesses. She's being subject because, I'm sorry, you pay whatever amount for your condo and you're saying you can hear. That's not her fault. You can't tell her to turn her music down when she's having an event or somebody's paid their money to have something at her place. That's just my two cents. Now I'm leaving bye
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throughout the city. I mean, can you imagine having the same issues in the neighborhoods west from here? I mean, loud music is not something that people need to live with. That's, it's that simple. ‸ Okay. ‸ But, not once has it been mentioned that up until 10, when you're supposed to cut off the music what's the decimal radio reading that you're going to be playing music up until 10. I mean, that's the deal right there. The way to solve this problem, and it's easy because
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You can burn people's eardrums on the inside, and it doesn't travel like it does when you're outside. Wind plays a factor. Water plays a factor. And the tall concrete block buildings, it rolls right up to the 12th floor. The way to solve all this negativity and the negative statements that have been said, ‸ I don't like it, is no outside music. Now, there's a couple of businesses that have been in business already that have outside ‸ music, and they've never kept it at what the noise ordinance states, which is
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Now, myself and the other people that had the appeal put together on another situation that wanted to do outside music, we have been calling for four years, meaning me and my neighbors, about the loud music in
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It's not being enforced. And we don't need the ‸ decimal meter reading anymore. Because I can tell you now that when we hear it, by the time we go there and take the reading, it's 70 or 80 decimal meter readings. That's unbelievable. You cannot talk to each other while you're in the building. And that is how we know it's too loud. Because if we hear it, it's in the 70, 80 part. Okay? If it's 63 decimal
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readings like it's supposed to be, we don't hear it. Because it's not blaring. It's not like uh you you, I've had people driving in their car calling me up. What is, why is the music so loud? And other people complaining they can't go in there and talk to anybody. What is it? ‸ We're strictly texting to meet people? I mean, you know you
know no
music outside. Inside, blare it all you want. Thank
you.
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three uh police, potentially um security guys. Think about that too as well for applicability. um ‸ Also, remember what the state attorney stated in reference of noise. The law that we have currently now. um where I'm not gonna ‸ say he said he would not deal with it, but it doesn't get on his radar. ‸ So we're gonna ‸ have to modify this so we can address this noise issue.
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I need my sleep. I need my beauty sleep. I'm
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Yes,
sir.
If I, I want to be fair and equitable across the board,
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that's where you come in. So if I have Mrs. Jackson to come up again, then I have the right to have
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to come up again, correct? uh
yeah Yeah,
‸ the appellant and the applicant can have uh
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one more opportunity to be
fair and equitable across the board.
Yes, sir.
Thank you, kindly sir. You answered my question. um
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Not yet.
Hello, ‸ Hello.
Greetings, ma'am.
How you doing, amazing
Fine, family thank you.
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My name is Tate Johnson. um On behalf of the Black Beacon Project, I just want to show my support for the uh Aqua Lounge. It is a positive thing that they're doing here. It's not just a bar. It's not just allowance this is generational wealth because the culture is changing here in
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and I want to support that. So I say yes for expansion and any
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business. And I'm also a police officer here five years, and I do support the black business. Thank you. Okay. um
okay um
okay is
this Is it Jimmy Hudson? I'm trying to read the last Do we have the this is
me. uh I'm kind of ‸ Okay. Okay, man. I'm just reading your...
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And last but not least, we'll be Mrs. Kettner. Okay. Go ahead.
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I live on [address]. and I live on [address]. Ma'am,
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Pat Chambers
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I think it's wonderful. I owned my own business. I sold it. Our problem is consistency with noise. End of story. That's it. We still have a problem with the Georgian Dragon. I still make phone calls to the police department. You know, you have to enforce the laws that are there. They're entitled to run their business and have a business, but you've got to enforce the law. That's the problem. The ordinance is the problem. Nobody pays attention to it. Georgian Dragon doesn't pay attention to it. Nobody does. So, back it all up. Get code enforcement out at night, and let's do something about it. Start finding these businesses, and they will pay attention. Hit them where it hurts. Thank you. thank
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there any other additional cards? That's
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It's past my bedtime.
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um It's not pointing out your business. It's the noise. I have lived on [address], and I don't have impacted windows or storm shutters to help me.
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I've invited Lorraine to my house to hear the vibration that goes through the walls in my house. The noise is the problem. Ordinances are great if they're enforced. If they're not enforced, you might as well throw them out the window. They're not doing any of us any good. So we're here tonight to hopefully see ordinances that are going to be abide by the rules. And that's all I have to say. Thank you, everybody, for all the things that
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uh ‸ For
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sorry, y'all. Routine work. Routine work. I will hear from
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and I'm used to calling you Mike
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Country boy And then we will hear from Mrs. Jackson.
‸ Thank you again. And not to repeat things, just to clarify. So a few points of order. One is that it was stated that the police were only called one time. And so this was stated at the Board of Adjustment as well. And there was a Board of Adjustment member, what's
her name?
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She sat in one of these chairs over here and listed out from the city how many times there had been calls.
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for a list of information regarding calls of this type, this type, just a number of different types of calls. And the city responded to one out of seven or six, six or seven uh ‸ requests. So I don't have that information, although I requested it back in May. So, but we know from the people in our building that there are dozens of calls that have been made all in the same evening. Some of which are made by my children who are woken up before me. I have two of my five children that are living with me and they get woken up. Their bedrooms are situated a little differently, so some of us will hear it differently. But
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and they initiate the calls because they're so disturbed as well. So this one call to the police department. uh Chief, are you aware of how many calls have been made?
so i know
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that I have here that was made as far as that that particular location? The one that you may be talking about, it was one that happened in
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that I received from our police department, we're not seeing where we're getting an astronomical number of calls there over the years. ‸ when we look at ‸ it's like a normal, any type business that's out there that may have some type of music or some type of crowd that may be there. We're not seeing nothing out of the ordinary, just to be fair.
yeah I was asking about the numbers, and so i I can attest when there's a statement that there is one call to the police, it's just simply not accurate. My household alone would be dozen to two dozen. So um also there was a question about the source of the noise. Question, how can you tell where the noise is coming from? That was a speaker after I spoke. And so I think I addressed that, which is that there are other folks who have testified having gone to the place, and
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hearing it. You can tell because there is either two sources, because they're not playing the same music. ‸ when two sources are playing, it's different. It's mixed up. And when it's one source, you can hear it. It's the same. You're moving towards it. You don't even have to see it yet. You get there. You know that's what you're seeing because it's loud, very loud, and you're hearing it the whole way you're walking there. And then finally, you're at the source. There it is. So that's my testimony. Mr. Garganese took my hand raised, and I said that I am going to testify as to what I heard and saw. Also,
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statement. I applaud all the businesses.
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applaud this business for what they're doing.
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there are a number of people there is because they are attracting people to what they do. They're ‸ attractive business. People don't come to businesses that aren't attractive. And so to that, they have a niche. They're fulfilling a niche. And I think that's wonderful. But there is a need for there to be peace, and there's a need for consistency, a need for there to be harmony amongst uses that are so close to each other. And so
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It does not have an independent uh business.
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were going to blare music. I don't know how the city did it, but basically shut that whole thing down a couple years ago. So you don't have to be a bar. You don't have to be a certain ethnicity with respect to owning your business.
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associated. And that's not why I'm here. As I mentioned earlier, it is simply because this particular noise source is the one that has impacted us over a period of many months. And we thank you for your consideration regarding everything you've heard.
Thank you, sir. um Councilman
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you ‸ turn it off. okay miss Jackson, ma'am.
okay uh To finalize everything again, um like he was bringing up the calls. Again,
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alarm being triggered because a door got tugged too hard and it triggered an alarm. So looking at that, those are simple calls because obviously ADT is going to call the police to make sure there's not a theft in progress, which it wasn't. A kid was going to the hall bathroom, which we share a space, which some of you know about in that building. And when looking for the bathroom, they tugged the door and it triggered the alarm on multiple occasions, which the police then had to come out, file the report. And there's a particular coding that those calls have to go under. So it might not necessarily say alarm trigger. It might be coded as something ‸ else
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of that, again, from the video we saw, clearly
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them seeing it, they're still trying to place blame. And then the other thing I wanted to bring up was
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beginning in regards to uh in order for all the eight things to be done before the approval, it was one of them stating, um ‸ I think it's what the proper licenses have to be done before it takes effect. There was a paper we did submit that do need to be signed in order for us to turn into DBPR in order to get the license. So we would actually need those papers signed and turned in in order to get the liquor license extended. That way we can then move forward. So that we would actually need first before we can do anything because
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actually has to approve that first.
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the approval from them.
Yes. Okay.
um so the steps, so the special reception was appeal first. And that's why we're here in the hearing to see if the, the, the expansion of the bar and lounge is going to go be extended to outdoors or just unit 116. After, uh we have a decision from today. you have to do a site plan amendment to address the expansion because it has to be reviewed by DRC for fire building. Every department has to, uh reveal your site plan amendment to see if there are any comments related to that. When you go through the application process for the site plan amendment, then you can request an alcohol license. And
see, that's where the problem is
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out to go through that
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license. So before we would actually expand, we would need to get that approval from DBPR as well in order to you know go through the steps of the site amendment and everything because then we would actually have the liquor license to extend. So it once we go through the site amendment, that'll already be approved. Now we can go through the steps of the bar and the the patio space. But if we go through that first before DBPR,
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So now we went through all those steps. You hear what I'm
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those are all administrative details. that It's not really... I mean, you know the the process in which it happens there. Again, it's the site plan. She needs a liquor license there. I think we coordinate that sort of stuff all the time there. So we can work out
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right after the council makes its decision ‸ Okay.
Well, that was pretty much it because I saw it and read and was like, well, that could still be a roadblock. But yeah, that was it. Thank you. mr
mayor Point of order. Can the video be played even if it's not
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more time, sir? Thank you. Yes, sir.
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Is
that it sir? Is that it? Okay. Yes, sir. All right. We will proceed in this order. ‸ Let me be fair and equitable across the board. Are there any other additional cards out there before I close this portion to the public and return it to council and then hear what
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has to say? Come forward. So you got one minute.
Yes, sir. I'm just giving you one
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July 4th. That's your name, brother. Bill Farrow.
Okay.
July 4th, 2.03 a.m. April 20th, 2.14 a.m. January 11th, 12.41 a.m. November 3rd, 2024, 1.23 a.m. April 9th, 2023, 2.08 a.m.
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So
my question is chief, how are those not captured when I've called the PD and reported the noise?
I
need to verify that.
Okay. And I know there's a lot more calls than this, but I have,
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mean, my call history. So thank you, sir. Yeah. Thank you.
Okay.
And those are all after our time.
Oh, sir. Ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Please. Everybody. Okay. Come on. We're going to do things decent and in order. Cool heads always prevail.
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We're not going to have it. Everybody stay calm. Okay. I'm going
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Okay. Thank you. Chair would like to close this portion to the public and return to the council. Okay. We'll proceed in this order.
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Yeah. I hear that. Appreciate everybody who has come out and spoken tonight. And obviously there have been issues going on. I do support very much the Aqua Lounge and their ability, their ‸ business. Want to see you be successful. I do think personally that I have to give my little history. When we first moved to Brevard County, if
you
were here long enough, in 1980,
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Yep.
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And I was pregnant at the time with my first child.
I
have lived with that. So I understand. I do think, and we would ‸ pray for them to stop the music at 2 a.m. I do think the restrictions that have been put on the Aqua Lounge to stop the amplified music at 10 p.m. is very reasonable. Everybody has complained about the later hours. This would stop that well before that. And so I personally am in favor of leaving the restrictions as is for this business. And I hate that we have to, you know, limit their hours per se. ‸ But, you know, if they played soft music, if it was like jazz, my husband would be out there. But that being said, ‸ I support the business and the restrictions that were put in place at this point, because I think that that is a reasonable thing. That's all I have to say.
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I do.
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Thank you. And
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Yeah. So I'm going
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we had this discussion about nightlife. We are, so to let everyone know, we are going to be working on a nightlife conversation to
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Because if you're not aware, we have a hotel coming. We have a condo coming. Life is absolutely about to change for everybody in this room. And so we must sit down and have a discussion about those potential challenges and also our triumphs moving forward. And so that's our goal together to talk about the 10 p.m. noise, to talk about the different things or traffic or whatever that may be. But hotel has a rooftop, pool, bar.
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music play outdoors? Are we going to do that to the hotel? I don't think we will. Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
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so ‸ we have to be conscious on all of our decisions as a whole. This is not an easy thing for anybody because, you know,
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But at the same time, I was once a ‸ party goer as well. And so a lot of the music that I heard in that video, I recognize a lot of those vehicles. And a lot of those vehicles don't have back seats. They have speakers. And so that's what you see. And that's something that ‸ is a police department conversation. That's something that's a code enforcement situation on after hours. If you don't know
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pay for police officers from, I believe, Thursday night to, I believe, Sunday or Friday to Sunday, whatever that may be,
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And so I think Mr. Greenwood brought up a few times about security. We're going to have that discussion to discuss a potential
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for the downtown area. And so we have a lot of things moving forward because we have so ‸ much growth coming. And so we don't want to get bogged down on this thing when we have a whole mountain ahead of us coming soon. And
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that's a whole
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conversation. We got to talk about that as well. And so I hope
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same energy is there when we have the discussion about nightlife.
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The life is changing. You starting to see different generations. I've never used hookah a day before in my life, but I know a lot of people that do. CBD is downtown.
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Things are not the same. And so we have to learn how to adapt and learn how to coexist with one another. Because ‸ this is a melting pot. We have to find a way to do it.
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but I understand. I get it. I get it. I get it. I understand. We must find a way to coexist. Exactly. That's just what it is.
Exactly.
Condo is coming. Remind you again.
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Right behind us. And so you're
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that's just what it is. And so again, we invite everybody
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for that as well. We must have the difficult conversation. And so we got a motion on the table.
So I got another light on, sir. Councilwoman calls.
Yeah, I would like to see, as was mentioned earlier, talking about the 10 PM restriction for amplified music applied to everyone. And there are, I mean, I've been in several places and lived in one, had a vibrant
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different restaurants within a square mile and still no amplified blaring music after 10 o'clock.
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that this provision on the Aqua Lounge, I would like to see us discuss applying it to everyone. Also the additional police monitoring the village that is relatively new for us. Right. So hopefully that is going to bring up some more eyes to bear and to manage this issue.
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I'm here. Yes, sir. Do you like
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it. CRA is taking a close look at ways that we can make it to where the businesses and the residents and co-exist in the village. We, in our last CRA meeting,
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were some good ideas, uh, hashed out. And, uh, as he stated, I hope everyone attend that meeting when we, uh,
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the nightlife and, uh, let's move forward together in a positive way and try to coexist the best we can because, uh,
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Um, but what we can do is kind of minimize some of the effects that come from that. So I look forward to everybody's conversation on that.
Thank you, sir. Okay.
We
have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Weeks
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Do you have the motion, uh, Madam Clerk?
Yes, sir.
Okay. Chair's gonna call the question. All in favor of saying aye.
Aye. Aye.
Aye.
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Okay proceeding on to council business item number one
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Jody Hatcher or Thomas Zimmerman to fill a regular member vacancy on the code enforcement board
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your desk
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three individuals name on it Jody Hatcher Gloria Weatherspoon and Thomas Zimmerman Please sign this document one being the highest three being the lowest And we will tally this for tonight
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anything?
Uh, no mayor I have nothing to add just ask that you go ahead and fill out that form and turn it in so that I can tally
Yes, one being the highest and three being the lowest choice
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the applicants
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I can see miss glory is the first alternate right now so Then whoever has the highest vote will fill that entry slot and then the second highest will be first alternate So please submit your name your document make sure your name is on the paper
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She's asking if
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had uh applications in the folder but I
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hatcher I think so
Okay, it's just missing from this book
This might be
Okay,
where is uh Um Okay, that's why and city clerk down there. or samantha somebody
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Yeah, did you
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councilman
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submitted his ballot and so ‸ city attorney says he just needs to attest that he submitted and signed his ballot on this particular issue. Okay
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Yes ma'am Yeah,
you just you just need to to verbalize that you submitted your ballot and you signed it on this particular issue.
Oh, yeah, certainly I submitted it earlier. Um, that is my signature
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Here they come. Slow down, man. Slow
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the uh the results are, of first is Gloria Weatherspoon, second is Jody Hatcher, and third is
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I move to uh prove Gloria Weatherspoon
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her up into a regular member seat, um which would then open a uh alternate member position. And so I would need another motion if you determine you want to appoint Mr. Zimmerman to that spot, because Jody Hatcher is already an alternate.
will she move up to first, and then he come and replace Jody? well how What was the second winner? I'm just trying to make sure.
Yes, the second was Hatcher. So she's already an alternate.
Okay, she was okay
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That's what I'm asking.
uh I don't know that it is an automatic move from second to first. It's just going to open up that same seat. if I mean, Anthony can correct me if I'm wrong.
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think that they automatically move. I think that would be a motion. oh
okay. Do I do it in the same motion or a second motion? The
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doesn't matter. Okay. And
then I need a second one if you decide you want to appoint Mr. Zimmerman to the alternate. ‸ on
her, yeah. Let me call a question. Okay,
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question. All in favor saying aye.
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You want to come in, sir, or who's ever standing at the door?
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second, you're
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or first ‸ Okay,
we have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman calls for adding
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and a second by Deputy Mayor Weeks.
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gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor, saying aye.
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Any nays? Mr. Zimmerman is an alternate. right
and Mayor, just just for the record,
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it's the alternate with the most seniority that's that's considered the um first alternate.
So that would be Mrs. Hatcher. Yes. Yes. Okay. Okay.
And that's based on the city's uh board ordinance.
Okay, moving on.
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clarification. um Item number
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through September 2028.
Second. That's
a no-brainer. These last two items are no-brainers. All in favor, saying aye. in the nays. eyes have it unanimously. Third and final item for tonight,
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This is the no-brainer. uh Chair ‸ like to make a motion to approve the Upstart recommendation. We just
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Minority and Small Business Program. And I'm looking for a second.
Second.
Got a second on the floor. vacation on
his mind uh
‸ What did he say? ‸ what do you need clarification also So
if I'm correct, there's two Upstart groups, correct? Or there's one for the dollar square and one city wide correct?
Correct. But...
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But the ordinance covers both.
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‸ It's a the resolution. Sorry. The resolution covers both.
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Okay. We're gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor, saying aye.
Aye.
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unanimously. OK, proceeding on to item number nine, information general. Seeing
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city manager mr.
mayor just two reports there
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the chief technology
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of the Florida local government
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Florida today so very very important a very
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news is that
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did approve the release of the conservation easement on the property that we have... ...surrounding the
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there. So that was good news. um
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for us, sir. Yes. ‸ That's it for us. Thank you.
okay sir um I know tomorrow morning chief
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I know uh please sir
it's a coffee with a coffee with a cop seven o'clock at the wawa thank you in the morning I know we'll see you there early mayor
so yes, sir. Okay. ‸ all right uh as far garganese report I want to make sure did I leave out anything with you mr. city manager okay mr. hearns can you hear me
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uh so forgive me for my answer
Yes, sir. You're here in spirit, sir, and communication, digital communication. All right, who goes first today sir odds or evens
I think it's the evens yep
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well I'm I would like to modify a little bit I would like to go first for tonight and here's the reason why being the lead president there's some information that I need to get over to my next destination so I'm going to click the button I would like to go first I want to talk about the positive great things we're doing as a city as we get this resolved. As you all know, we're returning to school at the book bag giveaway
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organization donated book bags there to support our local youth. Come one, come all. We had a great opportunity there and quite naturally you see Copper there
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‸ it's what goes to show you how business and local government interact together to help promote a positive community. um
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We were at the Boys and Girls Club where they donated, the county the
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in enforce and promote the Boys and Girls Club um for our community. These are, you can see Lieutenant Delator and some of the kids there. uh We were actively involved. The school board was there,
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and a host of other community organizations. The Rotarians were present as well along with the police staff and our great organization. As you can see, we have the trailer there. um These are the kids there at the Boys and Girls Club. This is the chef who also performed an awesome uh dinner for us, a lunch, shall I say, um from Melbourne, Florida. We appreciate him.
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the greatest mascot on this side of the great mississippi River. um Dante and Susan who works there at the at the window and myself this is our mascot for 2025 2026. um i don't know if i can tell his name yet or not. I want to tell his name but he goes by I think it's Cody for right now but his real name and as you can see the employees here are actively engaged and participating. This is myself. I even have my orange socks on showing Tiger Pride. Tiger Pride Councilman
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and staff and we're having a great time. First day of school, but you all saw that. uh
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there. We had the opportunity to celebrate uh the young man in the middle, Tim. I know
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quite well. And also my grandchild there in the middle. And there was a couple of other events that I had the opportunity to attend. at A mayor's round table with Showbiz um
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and the mayor from um Titusville, uh Mayor Connor. We all had the opportunity to speak with um ‸ new established um business generating um
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Also uh yours truly,
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‸ Okay. Here we go. um It was uh even. Yeah, I think. yeah Okay.
So she had she had something. She's next.
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Yeah. only Only thing we had was um uh this past Saturday, um 321 Empowerment Group. I'm a board member. of
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former NFL player that that actually left the NFL to become a neurosurgeon. And so he came to speak to a group of kids, 45 to 50 kids, um and talked about adversity and um and just how to handle tough things in life. So
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State College and um down on Clear Lake. and It was an excellent event. And that's all I had.
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support for the for the young people on the first day. And it's, you know, my son, he attends.
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going to first grade. um But to see those kids run through and give high fives to 50 to 60 men in the community was uh it was a beautiful thing. And so. um All demographics. All demographics. Yeah, man. It was it was a beautiful morning. and so uh Now my son has homework. all right at night
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when I get ‸ home.
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to add a couple
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beautiful facility. And these are some stats that I found
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And they have 86 traditional. It was amazing to see these stats. And uh
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10 million meals
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was well attended. And we learned a lot um about our local public schools. The uh um head of our schools, um
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and this was some of the group this was through the chamber of commerce and they had us sitting on those little tables let me tell you they are not comfortable as adults because these were middle school ones these are not even high school ones so um i also did a beach clean up i'm in the middle under the tent and i had three of my grandkids we did a beach clean up and after about 45 minutes it was so hot out there my one grandson got lightheaded so we didn't get
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and we didn't make it but we did collect a lot of trash along the way so we're a good group I wanted to bring up this uh
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it's been in there for two weeks and uh there's always the dispute whether the county owns it or the city owns it and who takes care of the pothole and uh it's really out on Adamson but the hole just keeps getting bigger and bigger so somebody stuck a cone in it and um and I keep forgetting to bring it up so I thought I'd bring it up here to say uh can we do something about the pothole that's so big ‸ it has a cone in it
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when the governor, I was invited to be part of that, where he was announcing about the completion of the
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Indian River, and the water is all filtered as it goes through. And uh
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and they said it would take out 24 000 pounds of nutrients, which is the equivalent of a truckload in a year. So,
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waters. That was the way,
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and so that was pretty cool. um So, now I'm going to get a little personal, and I'm going to read this because it took me a while to write it out.
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that certain people understood the dangers of alcohol because of living with it in their neighborhood. Now, I can't imagine what it was like to grow up with that every day, but that doesn't mean that alcohol has not caused pain to other people. So, I thought
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put a face to my pain. Here's the last picture of me and my siblings that was taken in November of 1980.
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of my brother holding his newborn son,
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and this is where he ended up october 5 1984. all because of a drunk driver so even though my pain is not the same as yours, alcohol has caused my family pain for the last 41 years. But we can't let our personal pain stop us from doing what is best for the city. The way we're going, we're pulling the rug out from under businesses after they already started the process because the city told them it was okay or that the property was zoned for what they want to do. Nobody is going to want to take a chance on
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I know one thing for sure. We all want what's best for
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and we have our differences of opinion sometimes as to what the best thing is.
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The comments about my area of
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complaining about a package store being there is not true. They would welcome other businesses, any of them. They're always asking me, what can we do to get more businesses out our way? They want to know what we're doing to encourage businesses to come. And I hate to tell them that we are doing the opposite. I next
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what happened last council meeting at the end. I didn't say anything at the time because I had not read the transcript or listened to the podcast. I have since done so and I have to say what everybody has talked about it's like I'm
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something totally different than the rest of you did. I was mentioned by name
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good job on a particular issue. Now I would have loved if she said I was doing a great job but it's her opinion. I'm gonna I'm not going to take offense at that. That is her opinion. Her opinion about the council sometimes rubber stamping and not looking into things deep enough. I agree with because I'm guilty of it and I appreciate her pointing it out. I've not looked into all things. I should every time I feel if the staff recommends it and they've checked into it and I don't read anything or hear anything that changes that I approve it. I may find out later that there was more to the story but that's what I look at
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rubber stamping. I will not get mad at her or anyone else for saying that. I look at it as constructive. So I just want to speak up on her behalf on the behalf of Councilwoman
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to say that those were her thoughts her words and she's entitled to them as we all are. I took no offense to anything she said. I personally tried to never attack a person but just to address the issues we are dealing with and that's all I have to say on that.
Thank you. ‸ I appreciate that. I mean, I was kind of baffled too when after the last council meeting I had not
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view it so I went back and did and I was pretty clear that I wasn't pointing anyone out from making it personal. And the remarks were very qualified in terms of some of the time. And yes, some of the time I do feel things are rubber stamped. And I think there are ways for us to avoid that. so
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both by, um you know, questioning the pros, the cons, as I mentioned before, the consequences, the unintended consequences. um You know, even as in the case of J and K with the
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so the robust deliberation is what we need. ‸ as far as what happened tonight, again, an ambush. And I'm not sure how you get to a place of being a team when there are ambushes. The the woman that commented first, I have her name written down, she referred to the social media. I didn't even see the social media until yesterday when I got
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I mean, I was appalled by it too, but the social media was triggered by the response to the ‸ interview I gave. the interview itself i you could hardly call it a personal attack. and It's a stretch to say that I was accusing people of sunshine violations. That was a stretch by, admittedly
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time. You know, so I'm not sure how we get to working as a team. With those kind of ambushes taking place. I think it was, I mean, it appeared to me to be somewhat of a setup. Maybe I'm just paranoid at this point. but um um
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being treated as a team member. And furthermore, since our first, since our first budget discussions in 21,
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millage increase,
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If we're able to have a conversation. but you know like I said before, it's, it's not a personal, it's not personal. It really is. It really is about the issues. And the issues in my mind's eye are how we engage with the public. And how we manage our policy decisions. so um I'll leave it for that at this point. And just ‸ try to digest it more. But, um anyway i was away
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I wanted to share with you. We went, um we like to go
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where there's a parkway. We go bike riding. My sons, my grandson, my husband. and so we did 30 miles on this particular parkway. And
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but
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more and more people with their parkway
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with underneath their bridges. And so I just wanted to show these to you. And also a part of the parkway runs along an industrial park. And ‸ so
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they've done some creative things there with the
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have kind of given it, um uh really have just kind of uh added to it. um and And this was, well, it's art, so I'm sure there was expense, but um
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And then thanking the people that, you know, helped with the parkway is fairly simple, too. they just had these plaques ‸ and stones along the way. So that's, that's it.
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adjourn.
All in favor say aye. Aye.
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