2026, location 65th, beautiful downtown Cocoa. Please ma'am, please sir, security and cell phones.
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Old Florida Gator, ‸ Old Red Raider, and then we will have our Pledge of Allegiance by Colonel Dr. Cedar Gibson. We just
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a red eye to be looked up tonight.
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and the praise. We invite you here through your Holy Spirit that you minister to each and every person, that they're able to their best ability for the city of Cocoa, for themselves and for their family. We thank you, Lord, for transparency. We thank you, Lord, for hard work for each and every person. And we thank you, Lord, for protection, protection over each and every person
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To you, we give glory, honor, and praise, and we just say thank you. Thank you, in Jesus' name,
amen. 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.
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‸ Madam Clerk, would you please do roll call for us, ma'am?
Yes, sir. Mayor Blake.
Present mail.
Deputy Mayor Goins. Here. Councilmember Hearn. Here. Councilmember Koss.
Here.
Councilmember Weeks. ‸ City Attorney Garganese.
Here.
And City Manager Whitten. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Madam Clerk. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, agenda regular meeting of March the 10th, 2026. Word of the wishes of Council. Move to approve. We got a motion
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Second. Week,
well
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excuse me.
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going to call the question. All in favor saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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have it unanimously. Awards and presentations. Saying none. I don't see any. We haven't received any. We will proceed to item number 4, delegations. I have four cards in my presence. Right now, 1, 2, 3, 4, and we will proceed in this order. First will be George L. Brown. He's our
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He has brought the cameras in for tonight. So, George L.
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affectionately known as Junior. Come on down. In the hood. Okay.
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Yes, sir. Right on.
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And I hope to see another 5.
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All right. My name is George L. Brown, Jr.
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Actually, I came here to speak on...
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No? Wrong night?
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Not today,
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sir. But go ahead. You have your three minutes.
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Well, I was going to speak on the zoning. I wanted to know when this council, whoever makes up their mind, is going to make up their mind so I can sell my property before I die. Why?
What's
going on? It's been over a year. Tell me what I can do with it.
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If you don't mind, I'm going to stand up and help
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clarify something. So, he listed his property in 2024, put it on the market. We do have buyers that are interested in this property. We had a contract on the property. They did approach the city as well. The existing zoning, the way it stands right now, you're not letting anyone move forward with the existing zoning. You also will not give anything in writing that you're moving forward with the future zoning. Therefore, every buyer ‸ won't move forward because they won't get anything in writing from you.
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you guys. As you know, he's been a civil servant, been on boards, you name it. So, when the city said, we need more time, he said, I'm going to give them more time. ‸ That was over a year ago. He has gone through since incidents that were very unfortunate that only happened because he's been waiting. He was in an accident and other scenarios that have now created an incredible amount of hardship to the point that, I mean, this man needs assistance and he can't get it. I mean, even beyond that, I'm sure you turned on your heat when we had these cold fronts. This man
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going through things because he cannot get something in wording that you guys know you're doing.
I got the heat working.
Well, that's great. What I'm saying is he's going through a list of things right now that is all being done because we cannot get a single letter from you guys. That's all we need. A letter saying, we know what we're doing. This is what we're doing, the same thing you've been telling us, what you're doing. That's all we need. That will solve the solution or solve the problem. Without that, we do need to escalate this further because he's in a position now. There is no other route but forward, okay?
you
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can't wait. ‸ What is your name, sir? For the record? My name is Dylan Hanson.
Okay. I'm very
involved in the community. I'm also the broker representing.
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Okay. I
just
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say, go ahead, Mayor. Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm going to give you one more minute, George. I'm passionate. Okay. Thank you. You're a kind ‸ person.
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to worry, Mr. Brown. We're not going to change down there. I'm going to send you a letter.
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Nothing has happened. I've got to have something happen. I'm running out of time. And I want to tell you another thing, which I told you before.
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got a sister.
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But most of my money is going to my charities, which are near and dear to me. And I give as much as I can for the soldiers, for the little kids with cancer.
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But I'd like to give it myself.
I
want to keep waiting. So please help me.
Thank you. Yes, sir.
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Or your line was on. ‸ City manager. Go ahead.
What I was looking for from the city manager is just a ‸ clarification because I know we had many discussions regarding the four corners as a conversation, right? I just want a clarification on the future land use conversation about the remainder section of the area close to the four corners.
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And I'll
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And so you can see the letter is actually signed by me as the city manager. And so it's the same issue. It's not a zoning issue. It's ‸ the fact that his future land use and his zoning are inconsistent with each other.
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that. I've spoken to another realtor who was aware of that. And so it's a process of having to clear up that conflict, just as we're doing with the four corners or the intersection there. But again, I can give to this young man the letters that were previously presented to Mr. Brown and the realtor that he had last year.
So
there was no one else.
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was never under contract.
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been trying to be involved.
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debate this now right now.
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I'm
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It just sounded like you're trying to say, like, you did solve it and gave us something, which is not the case.
No, no, never, never said we solved it. It's not solved. So it's not solved until the future land use and the zoning conflicts are cleared up. That's not going to happen via a letter.
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under contract
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Yeah, exactly.
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Brown the letter also.
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can get an understanding. So hold on.
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I understand what
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And he's on the record
trying to make it seem like he's done it. He hasn't.
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not the date. There's facts. I know. Facts. Correct. Let's go. Oh, yeah.
There are facts.
I know.
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And I've got them
all. The fact is ‸ that ‸ this has been a
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We address your issue, sir. He's going to communicate with you again. That's ‸ the end of conversation. That's it. Councilwoman.
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Sir.
And the
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conversation. Councilwoman Weeks,
ma'am. The floor is yours. Oh, well, I don't know if I need to ask.
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What is the. And I guess ‸ we'll discuss this later. What is the quickest way to resolve this is what.
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And I know we all do.
Well, there's no. There's no quickest way. And to the gentleman's point, he's asking for a letter that provides a solution. The solution is
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got to go through a planning process that goes up through the planning and zoning board. That clears up the conflict between the future land use and the zoning. So you either got to you got to make one consistent
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on properties where those conflicts exist.
That I understand, sir. I just want to know how what is the quickest way to get these two things resolved. I know you're saying
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has to go through planning and zoning. What can we do to expedite this is what I'm asking. Is there a way to do that?
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There there are
there
are either adjustments to what's allowed under the future land use, i.e. the zoning has to be moved up under under the future land use classification or it's the same exercise that we're going through with the four corners there. This has been inconsistent since 2012. And so this issue didn't crop up overnight. I never suggested in the letters that those letters fix anything. There are black and white letters outlining the circumstances to Mr. Brown. And so you have to go through that process
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the zoning code via an ordinance or the future land use designations via comprehensive plan change.
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I sympathize with him. He's been under this predicament for more years than I've been the city manager.
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To say the quickest way, there is no quick way because it's a process that may include comprehensive plan changes that certainly will include zoning ordinance changes. Okay.
I guess I'm I understand.
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I know there is no quick way. I understand that. I just would like to see what is the most direct path to get this resolved for him. And I mean, this was done in 2012 before any of us were on here. I get that. But whatever they did, can we undo it so he can move forward?
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Okay.
Is is is either an amendment to your zoning code
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are
a comprehensive plan ‸ change. But you got to sync those two up and so and so that is a a drawn out process that includes.
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Okay. Thank you, sir.
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What I really what I really was wanting to happen was maybe the young man that was speaking ‸ give his email to the city manager as well.
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Thank you, sir. Next on our
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That makes sense now. I got you.
Good evening.
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I'm here tonight because last month I attended a Florida Public Pension Trustee Association school in Orlando. And on the final day, there is two representatives for the Florida League of Cities.
Uh,
Allison and Jeff. I don't know their last names. Uh, they spoke about branch. They spoke about the, uh, proposed property tax being removed where people who own property, I guess, don't have to pay property tax anymore. And from what I heard and from
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Um, ‸ we know University of Central Florida as the Golden Knights, but I think there's another UCF in the Florida League of Cities,
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And that being because it was my impression listening to the two of them speak that all 411 members of that Florida League of Cities is behind keeping our current property tax because there is a need for that revenue for these entities. And they provided some tools that folks could go out to the public and say, Hey, here's what we need to do to keep our monies coming in from the property tax.
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got in front of the group and this is what I told them. Uh, ‸ number one common good. There is a need for this funds and our city and others know where that money needs to go and how to spend it. So it's for the common good.
So it's
for the common good.
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there's the definition of common good, um, community, our community, you could see the benefit of the, of that money that we get from property tax. And as I heard at the push in ceremony and community is unity. That's
right.
And lastly, yesterday I donated platelets over in Rockledge.
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And as I lay there, I have the needle in each arm. I donate platelets. The red cells come out, platelets go in the machine. The plasma goes in a bag and I'm thinking to myself, that's what our property tax is all about. Yeah. Knock on wood. I haven't need
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any of that products that I donate and I'm hoping I never do, but I know there's folks in the public who do need that. Um, platelets plasma. So it doesn't bother me.
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same way with the property tax. I may not see personally that money that I spend on property
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I got my tax form right here on my property. And,
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on? What, what do we have to give up? And there was one
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from Wilton Manor.
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think it is. He is a finance director. He got up and said the first things to go parks libraries.
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So thank you for your time.
Yes, sir. Thank you very much. There's, they do not have a solution, unfortunately, sir, but I'm not gonna ‸ delve into that right now. We do have our tool bag showing how it will impact our city.
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That's what's gonna ‸ be next on the list. Um, hopefully, um, uh, we, because I just, we have to be sensitive, especially as we get closer to the conclusion of legislative session.
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So just prepare yourself for this and, uh, and it will be brought forward before the people. All right. Next on the list. Thank you, sir. Knowledge is power. You're right.
Um,
Anita Gibson, please come forward. And then after Anita will be Mr. Whitmore.
Good evening, everybody. Council members, staff. Um, my name is Anita Gibson.
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I just have just maybe two or three queries. Um, I am interested or I want to know what's going to be the, I want to call it the update or how diamond square or
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being a diamond square residence. I want to know that I see the dirts being turned on the 37 plus houses. So my thing is, are we going to be like this committee that says we're going to have 37 houses.
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Because my, my personal concern is stone street. You have stone street and you're going to have all those houses and the security for somebody having a situation is going to bottleneck that community from stone street to the other streets adjacent to all them going to Wawa 520 US one Dunkin Donuts. So
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that we can all back ‸ out of our yard or the ambulance can come or somebody will have like a committee to say, okay, this is what's happening in diamond square with the 30 plus units, the security. I'm going to make an appointment at a later date with the chief to talk about security and other, um, ‸ personal issues. But I just want to make sure that diamond square new subdivision doesn't impact us in a way for our parks, our schools, and most of all that our children. And so
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can be about the subdivisions just because it's been a minute, but I just want to know how we are going to be impacted.
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not bottleneck where we are in the schools and so forth?
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Mr. Brad Whitmore, sir.
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Good evening, Mr. Mayor and all. I was last up here this past October, and I spoke about the need for a dinghy landing. My address is [address], and I'm here on behalf of the historic Cocoa Village Main Street. I'm the waterfront guy.
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the four boat ramps in Lee Winter Park and turning it into a dinghy landing. Since that has happened there's a better idea for your consideration and I have observed now that dinghies frequently, the ones that do come in, tie up to the seawall that's adjacent to the ramps. This de facto dinghy landing location there's good reasons for coming into being.
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get in and out of the dinghies, and it's a flat surface to walk on once you do so. There's a handrail there for safety and a nice smooth top to walk along.
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came into being.
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We're talking about targeting ICW cruising traffic. These people usually have disposable income. They like to go out and have a good time and create memories.
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for providing that
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we we can create these memories. and We have in the past and we need to continue doing so. And while these cruisers are year-round there are fall and spring migrations where people are heading down
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the Keys, the
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thousands of boaters. That's a quote. Unfortunately the current word in the cruising community regarding us is frequently not so good because we don't have a reasonable place to bring dinghies in for boats at ‸ anchor and be able to bring people ashore. We're missing a lot of business and that makes us look bad. Needed improvements. This de facto landing is not ideal. There's frequently wave action which buffets the boats that are there up against the seawall and they're frequently inflatable rubber boats. But beyond that there's oysters when the river is down. These boats are going into oysters which you can imagine is not good.
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I'm gonna have to talk fast. And that is to attach durable marine grade two by four lumber to the seawall vertically at five foot intervals using lags and anchors. This simple barrier is a known fix and it would cost about $200 in materials plus installation to do it and change that temporary location into a much more suitable place. So in conclusion this interim improvement would be something that we could put the word out to ‸ the cruising community and say we've got a better landing now. It's just temporary until our new day dock system goes in but we could get back to our credo of Cocoa Village loves ICW cruisers. Four, three, two, one. Any
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Okay. So I just I'm gonna just throw that out there to you. That
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on this on the board.
Great thank you for mentioning that.
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that this was just one concept of what we might be able to do. There's another one that comes
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the risk of injury, but might be a more viable solution than what we're talking about here, but it would cost more than a couple hundred bucks in installation. If anybody's interested in hearing about that I'll be glad to talk beyond my time limit here.
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she could probably do we not have to have something, do we have something already in the plan that we would be able to use dollars from the CRA
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that are in play right now that we'll be working on, which is a approximately
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for the the day slips that are being constructed so I mean
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entirely up to the council but we also have a procurement policy that we have to follow for purchasing and doing things. And we also have to follow Coast Guard requirements on the docks and everything.
Brad I had a couple other questions so see what we see here
yes
what are you proposing? ‸ proposing that people step off the dinghies onto? How wide is this? that's only it's
it's roughly 20 inches I've got a picture on my
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It's a little precarious.
Well people are using it regularly and I don't know of anyone getting hurt Typically, people a lot of people on cruising boats would look at that and go, no problem there'd be some that would go I'm gonna pass that's that's a very good point that's one of the first things I thought of but yes it's I've walked along it with a handrail right there and one foot in front of the other. And it's it's not a challenge at my level anyway.
Okay and then they would enter around the backside?
And just go around the end of the fence.
Okay ‸ and the season starts in just a little bit right?
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this is essentially using putting
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or less
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would change the complexion and give us the chance to
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and to come see us.
Okay
and do we actively advertise to them or do you does your organization advertise to ICW Cruises? Do you have a communication route?
No we don't HCVMS does not directly we have in the past depending on things that are going on the
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to the Sun Rally that kind of thing but there's a lot of organizations we could contact.
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America's Great Loops Cruiser Association does. There's probably others but word of mouth and in print that hey Cocoa Village we're not fully up yet but we are able to accept some traffic come see us and enjoy the village. People rant and rave about how much they love this place and they object to the fact they can't reasonably get here.
Well thanks for your presentation.
Thank you.
My only concern with this making sure it's you know environmentally safe because you know how yes the waterways and I know you would do your due diligence.
Right. So rather than building a whole dock, using a piece of marine-grade wood going down into the water attached to an existing structure, I don't think that would be a permitting nightmare it gets it gets done regularly elsewhere.
Thank you
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Mrs. Sanger? Seeing none this concludes this portion of delegations and we'll proceed on to item number five.
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agenda what are the wishes of council? Proof to approve. ‸ Got a motion on the floor
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All in favor of saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number seven we have
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Council direction on the installation of the LED message board at the southwest corner of Fisk Boulevard and Dixon Boulevard and the funding source for the project. It's
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that to our attention and I know Mrs.
Singer
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is going to elaborate on it as well so what would you like?
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we were asked to research the installation of an additional LED message board. As you can see in the agenda item we currently have four message boards. One at the police department, one at the water tower, one at fire station three and one at the Dr. Jolie Smith Community Center. The message boards we use for public service announcements and so we went out and got quotes on adding an additional message board. That particular location is a little ‸ awkward for a message ‸ board just because of the direction of all it's not like a direct perpendicular intersection. So because it's angled a little bit not every intersection or is able to view a message board like we have in some of the other areas. So like for example the one at the police station it's just you know traffic going east and west you can see it from either direction because it's a double sided board. This one would be you the way you would have to place it would have to be
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boards. So we did get some quotes public works went out and got quotes.
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be one intersection that would be able to see the sign. So
we got a single sided sign
which is attached
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see we could do a one double sided sign like we have at all the other locations.
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again just the locations a little bit tricky. The only thing that is not included in this quote is ‸ electric. So there is currently no electric at this location. So it has to be pulled by FPNL which we don't know when that could happen that could take months.
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we do get the electric from FPNL to the park we then have to get an electrician to get it to where the sign is going to be. So there will be some additional ‸ costs that we do not know at this point for electricity.
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a light set up or ‸ light fixture somewhere out there in that location already.
I don't believe that what public works said
and Abby, if
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just an issue of PO was issued for Dixon electric to get power to that quadrant.
So there is currently no electric there.
Correct. But they're going to do a power drop.
Yeah. So we have to get it through FPNL and through Dixon to get the power drop there.
Okay.
All right. My second question. How much money do we have left over in the junior Rios project that was supposed to be done? The splash pad.
I don't have the
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All right. I'll hear from the rest of the council before I speak more on it.
Councilwoman calls and councilwoman. God bless you.
Yeah.
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were applying that to an entry for the conservation area. Or at least part of it. But I was going to ask about this particular location because when we look at the four locations that currently exist, they target, you know, high traffic area. And I'm wondering if there isn't, I'm all for these lead signs. I think they're great. If we have the funds and it's not at the expense of something else, like I've been asking for some really inexpensive things. There doesn't seem to be any funds for them,
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is there a better location? Like none of these, okay, we're targeting high traffic area where 520 meets us one. We've got one at the beginning out there down toward district three. We're in
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Is that a two way sign? They're all two way signs. They're all two way. Okay.
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trafficked as those other three locations.
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traffic there.
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some of those neighborhoods. So, is there a better location that has access to electricity? And shouldn't we be choosing to put these signs up where we have, um, so that they're dispersed and everyone has access and can see, you know,
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the, uh, messages we're trying to get out, um, around the city.
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this the best place to put an electronic sign? Do we have, uh, a place that is more trafficked, um, that would be reaching a lot of the same audience? And it seems like a lot of this audience is going to be reached by the, this sign, both at the police department and at the, uh,
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Um, I mean, that is two, two significant neighborhoods coming together, but it's not heavy traffic. Not what I would consider heavy trafficked area. I don't think anything we have planned is going to make it ‸ heavy traffic right now.
It's not a, uh, focus point of development at the
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our consideration. And certainly I'm concerned about voting on something that wasn't budgeted.
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And that's what I heard, right? That we don't know what the electric, what the electricity hooking up electricity will cost. Right. We don't have. What?
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But we still don't know. Frank said that we're still getting from FPNL, getting the cost to bring the electricity
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Which is, you know, that's not a lot.
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Uh, what about Clear Lake and Dixon? Um, I just feel like we should be a little bit more methodical about where we put these. And you were ‸ gonna speak as well.
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Council. Okay.
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the speed limit on Fisk and Dixon area is, um, slower than Clear Lake is, I believe.
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And so when you're driving down those particular streets, like a Fisk and Dixon area, I think the slower speed might be a better fit, um, than some of the other areas because the messages come so fast on some of ‸ the screens that you're driving, you know, so fast. A lot of times you don't even catch the particular message that we want to reach to the community. So, um, I'm not saying that's the best location there is, but I believe for that reason, I would not necessarily mind a sign being in that area because it's such a walkable area. Um, and it's a little bit more slower pace in my opinion than, um, cause I,
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time. I don't remember reading anything. Right. And so unless I stop at the stoplight, I get a red light, then I may have 20 seconds or whatever time to possibly read one thing. But I just, I just thought about that. I was like, I ‸ don't remember reading anything on that sign driving, driving by it. And so, um, that's why I don't really disagree with putting a sign in that area.
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Um, well they have slowed the traffic down on clear Lake. So at the intersection of clear Lake and Fisk, I think you're going to get the people who would see it at Fisk and Dixon also seeing it up at clear, like the fist, because they're going ‸ to go to Walmart. They're going to go to those places. And
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um, I go through that intersection all the time.
And
I do think that that you're going to catch a lot more people there than you would as, uh,
uh,
councilwoman cause said. Um, and I think it makes more sense up there at that intersection because you have to go all the way down around 524 before you get the one at the,
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520. So that to me is a good spot
because
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It's over by, uh, all that stuff that's going on. There's, you know, a lot of people in that area and you see people walking through there too. So I just, I think that that's better.
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um,
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I do not want to see that used anywhere else because, uh, my district deserves to have that and be used since it was set aside for that. So that's what I say on that.
Okay.
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it has to be our property.
Yeah. That's what I was gonna say. Yeah.
We have to have the property to be able to put the sign on it.
Do we
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So Miss singer, that was a great point that I was going to make. Um, and we also must remember most of clear Lake is not
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traffic. Most of those drivers don't even live in the city, so they're driving through. Um, the reason I
targeted
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the Fisk and Dixon Boulevard location, um, these are constituents of the whole city of Coco, um, who primarily they don't receive their information the same as everybody else. Um, there are challenges there. Um, and you could tell even from when I had my, uh, my town hall meetings, they would be, uh, under attended because most of the people didn't get the information. So I'm trying to create a message board to get that information to those people. Uh, valuable information. As I stated, it could be an emergency, uh, message that we're trying to get out,
uh,
meetings that are coming up. Uh, when we have process changes such as our, uh,
our
waste management changes, uh, I want to create as many avenues for those people in that area to receive the information and not have them find out after the fact. Um, so although it may not be heavily attended or
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um, I think the people that who will see these messages are valuable citizens within that location who need that information.
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any money taken from that, uh, that funding source. But I really believe that's, that's just a drop in the bucket as far as, uh, we will get a great return on our investment by putting this signage up there. Um, I hear from a number of citizens who tell me they really, uh, would desire more means to receive the information that the city puts out. So, um, hopefully I have the council support on that.
My question that I ask, um, there's a couple of things. Are our
signs
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currently bilingual? Do we have it in English and Spanish? I'm just speaking from a teacher perspective because, you know, I, during my tenure teaching, you know, I had to reach all students.
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of our marquees or LED lights.
Currently they are not. No, sir.
Something that I would like to maybe plant that seed because we have a greater diverse population here in the city of Cocoa as it grows. Okay. Councilwoman calls and then I'm coming back to you, Councilman.
Okay. Um,
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Somebody said that.
No, the, the quote, there's a quote for one
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Um, and then there's a quote for two single sided signs. So that way you can kind of see that intersection. You could, um, kind of jump them out a little bit so that each of the intersections, because of the angle of them, would be able to see. The more the board, you'd get more visibility with two single sided signs than you would with one single or one double.
So does that mean that people that are traveling west on Dixon will be able to see it as well as people traveling east? Correct.
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Yes. And
north and south would
also be able to see it. So again, I think, you know, an additional communication tool is great. And certainly these citizens, we want them to be as connected as anyone. I'm not sure that, you know, we have a lot of other communities too, that need to be connected.
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an identified funding other than dipping once again into a park fund.
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of money. So just to be quite ‸ honest about it, um, um, I would like for staff to come back, um, make some recommendations about where that could potentially come from. Um, as well as if there were any other, um, preferred locations, you know, we are looking at developing the Brightline station, that whole area. So, uh, ‸ and we certainly have a lot of density there as well. And, um, I don't know how many people really travel and would see that fire station three. I know I don't see it.
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but, um, we certainly have a lot of density in that area. Now, a lot of citizens to be served.
‸ Are you asking for a traffic count? Is that my understanding? Is that what you're asking? Councilwoman.
‸ I'd ask for staff to come back with the recommendation that would be based,
um,
would certainly take that into account. As well as there being a feasible spot, meaning the city has to have some right away to it.
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Yeah,
it
would be so again, two things would be our access to it in an area that serves.
Uh,
serve citizens that aren't necessarily having access to our other, um, signs. And, um, you know, where there's some density of population to justify it. Um, it may turn out this is the very best location for it and that we have that money available. And then I'll be happy to vote for it. But I would like to, uh, be informed by what else is available.
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well as others.
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Yes. Okay. Thank you. Councilman.
So I, I respect your response. Um, however, um, I think a, a traffic study and all the other things you listed that will cost money, unnecessary money. Um, as a representative of district two, I can assure you I've done my due diligence. Um, as far as city properties,
uh,
citizens
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be impacted. I think this would be a great location, great initiative.
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the, uh, two sided signs.
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Two
single sided signs in this location. Um, especially with the upcoming hurricane season coming. Um, I
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tell you,
I
work emergency management. I'm responsible for evacuations of entire county. Um, this right here is of significant value to our community, especially our vulnerable community. So, um, I'm hoping to have council support on that. I'll make the motion.
All right.
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We have a motion on for by councilman. Hearn to approve this item for the led message board
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Uh, set second with a suggestion.
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One with the allocation of funds and location motion is that we have to
have two separate. I mean, the item, the item I asked the council where you want to fund it from. Okay.
So can you, can you, um, in your motion, um, state where do you believe the money should come from? That way we don't have to go back and do another
motion.
So in
that motion, um, I asked that we take the funding from
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Um, that's been sitting in our budget or sitting on reserve for what, four years now, maybe longer than that. Um, let's put that money to good use. I think there's still enough money left over to do some major projects in district three. Um, so there
it is. Okay.
All
right. We have
a motion
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and fund this led side. So he has a motion on the floor looking for a second.
Second.
Okay. Do you have the motion? Madam city clerk.
Yes, sir.
I have two lights, three lights on. Oh ‸ my bad.
Sorry.
‸ Okay. Councilwoman weeks. Then councilwoman costs.
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Okay.
Okay. There are other areas. My district does not need to be giving up the money. Yeah. It may have been sitting there, but I have not been here for four years. So, uh, I've not had a chance to utilize that for my district as where it should be used.
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things that need to be done in my district. I believe that the, uh, staff should be able to find somewhere else to get that money so that the money in my district,
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I just thought maybe there was a better, I didn't realize
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no problem, but I will not vote for it.
The
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funding is coming from my district.
Okay. Councilwoman calls.
Yeah. Um, well, the funding is an issue and you know, it's a sore point with me
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I haven't even been able to get a bus stop. But, um, the, uh, I did want to make the point that you don't really need a traffic study. And I wasn't suggesting that because ‸ the, uh, Space Coast TPO has got stats on, on all
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major roads, but we also need to have an eye for, you know, where we're planning to see development. We've got a
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That's another possibility. And I would love to vote for this if I knew we could get a sign there too. But since it's been hard to even get a bus stop, I'm, I'm concerned about where the funding is coming from.
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uh,
well, it, we're not talking about if we vote for this, what are we not going to be getting? And, um, I know in district four, we've got a number of relatively small needs. Um, but it seems to ‸ be hard to get those. So that's my position. But again, I love these signs.
We
get to.
There's only one thing that would trump this motion. Correct. Outside of voting it down or voting in favor. There's only one thing that would trump that. Would that be
to table this? Um, yes, that would, that if it was a motion to table, that would have to be dispensed with before the main motion is decided.
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And I need a second second.
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You, sir.
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But after you can respond after we make this vote, all in favor, excuse me, all in favor of tabling this. Say aye.
Aye.
Let's do name recognition. I'm in favor of it. Okay. ‸ Councilwoman Cost is in favor of it. Councilwoman weeks ‸ in favor. Any nays? Nay. No, two nays. So we're going to table this particular item. Come back with more detailed information.
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I just want to do things decent and in order. So this particular item has been tabled. We will bring it back at a later date. And I would like to have some more additional information for this particular item. Please, ma'am. Please, sir. Go ahead, sir.
‸ Only if it's already tabled, which is fine. But I think we need to determine where the allocation of funds need to come from. We've had multiple
conversations
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about things ‸ being done or not done at Junior Rios.
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not made a motion has not been made for those items. And so this that's true that it was a conversation regarding bus stops for sure. But
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get us nowhere. You have the motions must be made. I've said this plenty of times before. I don't
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we as a council determine where I don't want to put this on staff. I want us to come up with that. Allocation source, in my opinion. So that's just me speaking.
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I'll end it with I just want to state. I understand you don't want to remove any money from Junior Rios. But I just want to remind you who put that money there. It was this council before you got on the board to put that money there. There's been a number of suggestions how we spend that money over, like I say, four or five years. Everything has either been voted down by the council or we got pushback from the community who didn't want anything out there done. I'm giving you a good ‸ suggestion how to use just a fraction, small fraction of that money to potentially save lives. As I stated, June 1st is hurricane season.
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You saw what happened in Titusville for citizens to be able to receive the proper information, where to go, where shelters are, and other important things that are happening in the city. ‸ You can't put a dollar sign on that.
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from ‸ the whole city of Cocoa, but
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both of our constituents in district four and two. So hopefully when it comes back, hopefully it comes back soon. As I stated, hurricane season is right around the corner.
Thank you,
gentlemen.
I
just wanted to make one more comment.
A reference
was made ‸ to my budget request. So since
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Now, I think the way ultimately we should run is that we decide as a
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what our budget priorities are.
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and we are in the midst of an unusual circumstance with technical difficulties. That is also generating some bills. So taking all that into account, I'm not really sure why this isn't part of ‸ our budget discussions. And ‸ again, I'm certainly in favor of the signs. In fact, I'd love to see one in a couple places. But anyway, I think staff, it is staff's responsibility to come to us with that budget based on our conversations and budget requests.
Thank you. So again,
respectfully.
I would like to proceed to the next final item for tonight.
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feature on the Provost Park Fitness Court mural.
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We received the documentation or it is coming this way. Mrs. Singer. Thank you, sir.
Yes, sir. Thank you. So as you all know, we are in ‸ the midst of installing a brand new fitness court at Provost Park. One side will have fitness equipment. The other side will have an exercise area. There is a wall that separates the two areas. And on one side of the wall, there will be a mural that we are able to work with the producers of the fitness court to create that mural.
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mural. And at the January 13th city council meeting, city council selected 12 individuals to ‸ include on a public survey to allow community input. The names were given as potential individuals to include on the mural. And they are listed in the agenda item.
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The survey was sent out
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numerous different ways
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We sent it in our newsletter. So we did get the information out. And the results, we were presenting them at the February 10th meeting, which got pushed back. So we opened it up for two more weeks. And so we asked all of the people taking the survey to please select six individuals. We thought six would be a good number to include that wouldn't make it too weighted down. You'd still be able to see a good amount of each person and a little bit of history on that person. And ‸ so we went through, we asked participants to select one person for six slots. And so a couple of things, we went through all of the results. We had 514 submissions, which I think is really, really good. So we had 514 submissions. We deleted any duplicates because we were only taking one per device. We said that several times. We said it at the meeting. And we also put it on the survey. And then we did ask in the instructions on the survey to please only select one individual per slot. So there were six slots available and to pick one individual per slot, not to duplicate names. So if there were duplicates, we deleted that as well.
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And we also, I added a seventh in there because number six and number seven had the exact amount of votes.
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So
those are
the top seven that were selected on the survey. And so I am now giving it back to council for any feedback or information.
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We would reflect and acknowledge their decision.
I
think we as a wholesome body of individuals agreed on this. There was a compromise
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Monroe. So,
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I do support this particular item.
So
do we have any questions?
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First, I want to apologize to the council because I was totally against the survey. But the citizen proved me wrong. 514 submissions is awesome that the community came out and took their time out to do surveys. So I wanted to make that known. But also I wanted to make a motion to approve the seven that we have. And ‸ I totally understand ‸ the six with the seven because of the tie. I think that's only right that ‸ we do it that way.
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This was not an easy process. A lot of great
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I got a lot of phone calls and a lot of a lot last month or so. But it was all worth it, I think, just because we don't want to lose our history. I think that was the key point of this. So I appreciate the citizens for coming out on this.
I'll second your motion, but I have a question about this. Oh, you seconded it. I'm sorry.
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‸ The way that the I'm trying to maybe you can. So
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Correct.
Number
one was Wells and then two, because
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right. So I was a little confused there.
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the numbers went, correct? Correct. So right with those names over there.
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So remember, I said there were six slots for them to select. So
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slots together to get the total on the left hand side.
I just wanted to make sure I was reading that correctly because it was like, it's just the names are over and over again. And I'm going, it's just my
chicken scratch. This is not a problem. This is how I calculated it.
Well, first of all, council, I would like to stand and acknowledge all names that were submitted. So let's give them a round of ‸ applause. All of the names. Secondly, will the members in the audience please come forward so we can personally acknowledge you and recognize you.
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Come on down. We want to give you your flowers now and we will give ‸ your flowers at a later date. Amen.
Amen.
So this has been
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Come on around.
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Yes, sir.
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All in favor saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimous. Let's give them a round of applause again.
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You have 30 seconds.
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Please ma'am, please sir.
I don't think I need one
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my father, retired captain Nathaniel Hooks and our family, we say first of all, thank you so much for even thinking of him during this time because no matter how the votes would have gone, it was just an honor to have been thought of in this manner. So again, we say thank you for recognizing him while he's yet alive. Amen.
All right.
I am Denise Sims and I want to say the same. Thank you so very much.
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I'm very grateful that he's been gone for several years, but the fact that he's still remembered and being honored, it is a privilege and a pleasure. And I just say thank you so very much. We appreciate you. Blessings.
‸ My name is Ed Jones and it's an honor and a pleasure and I really appreciate it. Thank you.
All right. Now I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge your family members or loved ones that are with you tonight.
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Come on now. Yeah. ‸ Thank you.
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gentlemen? To whom much is given?
Much is
required.
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So we will see you at a later date. God bless. You represent us well. Thank you. ‸ All right, let's give them another round of applause. ‸ Okay. Thank you, staff. Thank you, city manager. Thank you, Ms. Singer, city attorney.
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And again, everybody. ‸ Proceeding on, we have no city business reports. We have several reports here for tonight. Mr. City manager. Mr.
City
manager.
Sir.
I don't
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the chief's breakfast while he has an audience.
‸ Thank you, Mr. City manager. So we have the chief breakfast on April 23rd from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. at the Civic Center. Last year went off extremely well. We expect it to go off well again. But this is just an opportunity to continue to pour into our community. With those that don't have the resource that some of us may take for granted. So we look forward to everyone that can attend, attend, and most importantly, donate. ‸ Because the more
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able to raise, the more we can
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Thank you.
Very good, sir. All right. Let's give Chief Collier a round of applause, please. All right. Well, I feel like King David here, a man after my own heart.
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Wards. You guys know what I'm talking about.
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Yes, that beautiful vehicle, sir. Whatever. Refresh my memory. What colors are they, sir?
So that would be our pride and joy of the fleet.
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put in service on the 14th. Thank you to all accounts on, especially our community that showed out for that. That certainly is going to be a showpiece for not only our community, but certainly our high school and ‸ how important of a role that they play in our community. So it was an honor and a privilege to actually put that truck in service.
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up for our Cocoa High School. So we're very proud of that unit.
With the logo,
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Please.
On the seats and actually on the ladder of the truck. Thank
you. Thank you. And council was in attendance, I'm happy to say. And that is also in district number uno. Okay. Let
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think. Anyone else before we come back to you? Anything else you would like to say,
Mr.
City Manager? You want to talk about our trip ‸ to D.C. a little bit, sir? I
was going to jump in with you, sir. But ‸ yeah, ‸ so the mayor and I, the TPO administrator, a couple of private citizens, our federal lobbyists, former county commission chairman, Jason
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Brightline representative, made a trip to Washington, D.C. to advocate for and educate on the on the Cocoa Intermodal Station, which will be serviced by ‸ Brightline train station. And so we met with the Florida, the Federal Railroad Administration administrator and the special advisor to the administrator. We met with Senator Moody and staff. We met with Senator Scott and staff and then
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Again, just to go over our grant application, the grant application was submitted on, I think, February 7th or 6th. We anticipate that they'll make decisions sometime in June. We have support and already have letters of support from Senator Scott, Congressman Herodopoulos, and other senators and congress members there. And so I think it was a successful trip. Again,
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to Florida, ‸ we'll get our dollars for the Brightline station.
And city manager,
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There was no time to be gallivanting around D.C. We were strictly business.
I
really didn't get a chance to even really put our head on the pillow for a lengthy period of time because once we departed from the airplane and hit that airport and got in the cab, it started right then and there. We met with our congressional members and, as he stated, with the federal railroad system.
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Just to clear
the air.
Yeah,
so a quick turnaround. We flew out very early on a Tuesday morning. Got there around 8.30ish, 9 o'clock. And the first meeting was, I think, at 11 o'clock there.
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and then flew out at 2.30 the next day. So a little over 24 hours in Washington, D.C. Very quick trip, very quick turnaround. Again, hopefully it'll bear some fruit for the city of Cocoa and Brevard County.
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I
had
my walking shoes on. But we persevered. So thank you. You have to in D.C. Yes, you know. First-hand experience.
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No report, sir.
Thank you very much, sir. Okay, this is happy St. Patrick's Day, first and foremost. I want to say thank you to all the citizens of Cocoa because of your open heart and your kindness of your heart. We face some challenging times. But true individuals that do understand will persevere. Cream always rise to the top. So don't count us out.
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And you all represent us as well as we represent you. And I'm thankful for each and every one of you all in the audience and also in TV land. Okay, so this, I think, I don't know, since we had two. Okay, we're on evens. Who would
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like it's been a while. So I had to try to play catch up with my reports. All right. So I had the opportunity to attend the Freedom Fund Black History Program.
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me giving a couple ‸ words speaking up there. Let's see. Some pictures from that event. This was
the
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I
was proud to be a part of this. I was one of the coaches for the youth. It was a community basketball game with the parents versus the kids. Turned out great.
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Had a great turnout.
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Some of the kids that came with the step team, the Lady Lions, steppers, did a great job.
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It was a great event. And when I tell you those kids gave the parents a run for their money, but the parents pulled it off. So it was all different ages from the little kids to the high school ‸ kids. I think the middle schoolers gave them the most trouble. So
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There were some other kids there as well, but this is most of the parents and the kids. Definitely probably some of your former students in there as well. So ‸ attended the 10-year certification for Endeavor Elementary, their community partnership accreditation. Great event as well. They painted over the old mirror that was there, and they came up with this new mural. Basically, they had all the kids and the parents came out and painted their hands. This was just the beginning, so it's probably more fingerprints up there.
So
this is the principal there. She got an award, and the students made a book for her.
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there. You know, we see her often.
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Some
of the fingerprints. That's my orange one up there. So that's all that's been happening in District 2 since our little short break. A lot of positivity. I'm glad to see it.
Well,
I
have no slides, and I really don't have
a report. You know, I will. I'm sure you'll hear more about
the Black History Month
celebration and honors to the mayor. So congratulations. The fire truck event was great, and also enjoyed the NAACP event. So, and I'm preparing my budget requests for
the upcoming
priorities meetings.
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Okay, here we go. Thank you. Okay.
Well, I don't have, I don't have slides either. I will say I was extremely ill last week. So, but I do want to bring up a couple of things. First off, I
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‸ several constituent issues. Very quickly,
he
got the staff on the issues and resolved them, and the constituents were very happy. And next week, a week from tomorrow, is my town hall. And it is, I want to thank staff. They're doing a great job and getting ready for this.
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Clubhouse.
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invited all of them as well. I'm hoping to have a very good turnout. And I do have some flyers if anybody wants any here. And, do, do,
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do. I, too, attended a number of things.
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And I have lovely pictures of that, but that will have to go for another day because, ‸ again, I was, I'm out and about.
I
took my last, my last pill today, but
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So, I was very sick last week. So, anyway, thank you very much.
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Well, well-deserved award for you, Mayor.
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It was, it's very hard judging dogs that dress up in costumes. I don't really like doing it because the ones who lose, they really don't want to talk to you afterwards. And, you get, it gets a little different sometimes. But, I appreciate the Humane Society for all that they do for the community and ‸ the dog world. So, the April 11th is Trash Bash.
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they cheat too. So, that's another thing.
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Yeah, I'm just being honest today. Today. I'll let you get that one today. But, we have to win it. We have to have the most volunteers. But, I just encourage everyone, especially in Virginia Park area, that would be my crew. We will start at Provost Park at 8 o'clock in the morning.
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to do maybe some grits too. I don't know. We'll see. ‸ But, April 11th, I would be at Provost at 8 a.m. Please come out and support the event. It is, you know, for me, especially as a child, ‸ as a younger person, I really didn't understand what throwing trash at the window really meant. Until I started communicating and, go ahead. I know you had something.
I was just going to say, if anybody wants to volunteer, you can email Nadasha. Oh, there you
go.
And, I
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So, you kept me out of trouble on that one, right? Thank you.
I
appreciate it.
We need lots of volunteers.
All right. So, again, ‸ I didn't understand what it meant to throw trash out the window.
I
just thought it was just, you know, just being ignorant and not really understanding until I started volunteering with trash bags. And, I started to understand, you know, what it meant, how it destroys our communities. And, so, again, April 11th, I am looking out for myself. I'm saying, 8 o'clock, come to me. I know other council members have their crew as well.
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So,
yeah.
We'll work
for food.
And, ‸ so, on our ‸ vote that we made today regarding the mural, I really appreciate the community again.
congratulates
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to everyone ‸ that received this opportunity. Also, they are
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We don't talk about him enough. I know there are fields at Provost Park that don't have a name. And, I will be looking for support from my beautiful council on this item. There are going to be two fields that's out there right now, which is the football field.
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And, I believe it was another individual. I cannot remember the name right now that someone called me about it too. So, I
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be bringing that back. Again, when we name things after individuals, it's all about maintaining history. Again, my son is six years old. He does not know who Big Shook Davis is. He needs to know who Big Shook Davis is. And, so, I just
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to throw that out there today. So, thank you. Appreciate you.
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‸ at Miami when the Colts
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the Baltimore Colts.
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Also, my parents went to old school Miami, if you're from old Florida. We don't say Miami. You say Miami.
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children. But, I'm not saying we locked in on it either. I'm just saying we can always add on. ‸ You're right. If we can find the space and the funding, we'll buy it then. Amen?
Amen.
Okay. Are you finished, sir? Yes, sir. Okay. Coach Fuzzy Jones, stand up and be recognized because I'm recognizing you, sir. You're a tiger man. Come on, Coach Jones.
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Lord have mercy.
Coach
Fuzzy Jones was, and a great, outstanding coach, provided scholarships for his children, his students, his athletes. Within a three or five year span, he sent several kids to college. And that's what it's all about. So, let's give him a round of applause, please. You know, I want to be able to give you your praise now, sir, because of the hearts and lives you've touched. Tiger pride. Our bond can't be broken.
Tiger pride.
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All right. Let me get off this. Next one. Go to the right. This is at the historical event ‸ that was held. I'm happy to say ‸ this event.
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It was a pleasure and an honor to be at Monroe High School where my parents met. That's where my father plucked my mother. She was a young, young lady at the time. I learned how to swim in a ditch in the back of Monroe High School.
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There was a ditch ‸ on the west side all the way back there.
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Come on, Blonde. ‸ Talk to me. This is my cousin Reggie. Old school with the plaque. And my family.
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Stand up, sis. Yeah.
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Don't make me take your name at the wheel. All
right. All right.
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This is a group that made it successful. From Mrs. Woods to Brother Robinson. Everyone, team effort. Kudos to Principal Cole and his staff. The kids, man, they are today's success, but tomorrow's future. And we can always bank on education.
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They take kids that they say that are impossible, and he makes them possible. So never, ever sell anyone short, because we, too, are part of Monroe High School, and I'm very well proud of it.
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I went
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This young lady here, Christy Everham.
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And the lady to the flower dress. She's the artist.
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She's an artist. The lady beside that portrait picture is the recipient. We started ‸ bidding for that house. A fundraiser for the... Somebody's
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to get a $25 fine, Mr. Sims. That's right. You got plenty of money.
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I was the auctioneer. The painting sold for $700.
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Yes, sir. So I want to say thank you, artist Mrs. Gloria Bland. Thank you, property owner Christy Everham. And to the young lady who purchased that picture from Georgia. I told her I was a janitor. This is what the city manager was talking about. This is part of our delegation. Several other people are missing right there at the time with Senator Rick Scott. Again, I feel great about it. Forget feel good. I feel great about it. So now we just have to let Father Time roll. And we take on all prayers. We got to claim it like we own it. And we're going to own it like we claim it.
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I go back to the time when he was running for office. Right here at our podium here at the band show. We took a chance at Memorial Day event. All of us were lined up. And I told him this will be
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Sure enough, he hasn't forgotten about Coco. He's been an asset for us. He helped us ascertain federal funding. And he's doing a phenomenal job. Even though, hey, he doesn't have to live here. But he's a part of this.
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We had a fundraiser at the art gallery there.
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If you ever go by the old fire station, one. Right? Right, Chief? ‸ Yes, sir. Sure. That room was there. We were having the painting there of these individuals.
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is from England. And she was an artist with all this here. My man. This is also another supporter of this event that took place. That was Valentine's Night to be exact.
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Yeah,
I know you know that guy, Brad Whitmore. And we were a part of that on Valentine's Night. Now, trust me, I have 20 other pictures. But I'm not going to show them all. Brad and his beautiful wife and Tara. Look at the homes there. All made by individuals there. Yes, sir.
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Hickson's. That's right. He and his beautiful family were there in support. And he did a phenomenal job.
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in the introduction along with ‸ Brother Davis. You guys know who that guy is.
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He was there in support as well. Doc is the musician. And I call him Doc Lucky. I
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this fundraiser for Family Promise. And last but not least, I'm a part of TPO. I'm happy to say one of our very own. He normally attends the meeting. ‸ At
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about trains and automobiles and airplanes. But he's a train fanatic. He, in conjunction with myself, we both had perfect attendance. We did not miss a meeting pertaining to TPO. Why? Because they are instrumental. As the city manager said,
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Georgiana Gillette was part of our delegation who's in charge of TPO. So there's power in numbers.
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for tonight.
You talking about your curveball?
Oh, well, see, I was going to show you. We'll save that picture later. Thank you, brother. Yes, sir. Because of the sake of time, ladies and gentlemen, I thank you for your quality time.
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And I just want to say thank you. Thank you. And also, next council meeting, I would like for everyone to be here. Here's the reason why.
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Cobb.
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Look her up, Armani Cobb. She's talking about those gentlemen, ladies and men, ‸ that have been incarcerated, getting a second chance in life. We must invest in the people. And she started a program, a high school student.
Yes, I saw that.
Yes. It's imperative that we support our children.
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So on that note,
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Okay. We have a motion on the floor by councilwoman Weeks. Second by deputy mayor Goings. Chair's going to call the question. ‸ All in favor by saying aye. Aye.
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