Invocation by Councilman Hearn, Pledge of Allegiance by our outstanding men,
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And they will lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance, excuse me, and then roll call. So without further ado, would everyone secure your phones? Please sirs, please ma'am, please ma'am, please sirs. And that's including me. Stand for Invocation.
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Dear Heavenly Father, I come to you giving thanks for watching over us
as a
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city, as a nation. Make sure we all arrive here this evening safe and sound. I ask that you give us a sound
mind
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that we only make the best decisions on
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Continue to watch over us as we go through our endeavors. In Jesus' name I pray, amen. At this time I'd like to take a moment of silence
so
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you all would join me for Congressman Bill Posey.
Thank you. 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
our all.
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Okay. Okay. Okay.
Madam
Clerk.
Yes, sir.
With the beautiful hairdo. Would you please ma'am give us the honor of doing roll call?
Thank
you.
Mayor Blake.
Present ma'am.
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Council Member Hearn.
Present.
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Council Member Weeks. Here. City Attorney Garganese. Here.
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Thank
you.
Thank you very much. We have a quorum. Excuse me.
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It's been brought to my attention. So, any second now he will be arriving. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, Agenda Regular Meeting of May 12, 2026. Chair would like to amend this agenda to pull from consent. Item number 5-9. We would like to pull that. It's been resolved. I'm happy to say. And I'm looking for a second.
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I have a second on the floor by Councilwoman Weeks.
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going to call the question. All in favor be saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number. Thank you, sir.
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What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. Second. We've got a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Weeks. Second by Councilman Hearn. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor be saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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Proceeding on to item number 2-3. Minutes Special Emergency Meeting of February the 23rd, 2026. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. Aye.
We've
got a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Weeks. Second.
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going to call the question. All in favor
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saying aye. Aye.
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Proceeding forward to item number 3. Okay. National Public Works Appreciation Week Proclamation, 2026-351. Okay. We will have the young set of eyes to read this proclamation.
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Yes, sir. Sir.
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Would you read this proclamation?
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Mrs. Morgan, ma'am, would you join us please? Okay. And then after that will be the police.
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We have your proclamation in the fine big blue. Come down and join us too, sir, when we do the presentation. Okay. Ladies and gentlemen.
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Loving?
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Mrs. Miller.
Mrs.
Morgan from the great University of Miami Hurricanes.
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Joe's here.
Yes,
sir. Proclamation. Ooh.
How sweet it is. That's Jackie Gleason.
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That
sound better? All right. There we go. All right. Whereas public works professionals focus on infrastructure, facilities, and services that are vital importance to sustainable and resilient communities and to the public health, high quality of life, and well-being of the people of the city of Cocoa. Whereas these infrastructure facilities and services could not be provided without ‸ the dedicated efforts of public works professionals, who are engineers, managers, employees at all levels of government, and the private sector, who are responsible for rebuilding, improving, and protecting our nation's transportation, water supply, water treatment, and solid waste systems, public buildings, and other structures and facilities essential for our citizens. Whereas it is in the public interest for the citizens, civic leaders, and children in the city of Cocoa to gain knowledge of and to maintain progressive interest and understanding of the importance of public works and public works programs in their respective communities. Whereas the year 2026 marks the 66th annual National Public Works Week sponsored by the American Public Works Association.
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do hereby proclaim the week May 17th through the 23rd, 2026 as National Public Works Week People, Purpose, Presence. ‸ All
right.
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Job well done, sir. Let's give him again a round of applause. Hold on. Come on back here, sister. I'm not going to let you say anything. Come on. Teamworks makes the dream work. ‸ I'm very proud of our utilities department in conjunction. Should I say public works, sorry. In conjunction with our utilities department,
Jack.
They're all smiling over there because I combined them. They've been unionized. But we have their own identity. But they have their own independent identity. So I am very thankful for ‸ under her leadership, Mrs. Morgan leadership, and the individuals
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and dedication. There's big ships and little ships, but nothing like a relationship, partnership, and leadership. So thank you very
much, ma'am. All right. So can we do a photo op? Please, ma'am.
Please, sirs. Come on, y'all. I took a bath this morning, y'all. And this afternoon. I don't want
to
hold my gut in both for so long, ma'am.
Thank you.
Thank
you
very much. Geez.
Thank you very much. Again, let's give her a round of applause, please.
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Oh, Dallas Cowboy fan. He and the commanders there. Okay.
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Come on down,
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The last one to let you down. The last one to throw dirt in your face. That's why I believe in Big Blue. Because their colors do not run. They run to the situation. And I believe in you. And we're thankful for what you do. Amen? Okay. After a gentleman, again, with a fine haircut like mine, Chief Coy, let's give him a round of applause. Let's give our men and women a round of applause. Who are them? Who is yours?
So, this is very difficult going behind the mayor. But I've been a police chief here now since April of 2021. And over the last five years, we've had a crime reduction.
Yes.
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These ‸ officers here. So, you take it for granted a police officer job is easy. But these ‸ officers here go out there every day not knowing if they're going to go back, get back home. They go and put it all on their line. And if you look at the crime reduction we've had, particularly violent crime, these officers actually have names on the streets. Where everybody know them that if you're going to go out there and commit a crime, one of these officers here is going to find you. And they're going to make it happen. And ‸ so, we want to really thank these officers for the hard work they do every day. I've been in law enforcement, I know I look very young, but for over 37 years. And I've seen officers make the ultimate sacrifice. And they put it on linemen and they will only do that. So, we really want to thank these officers for what they do every day to make our community safe. So, with that being said.
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I want to read the proclamation.
Whereas
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in 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officer Memorial Day. And the week in which that date falls as National Police Memorial Week. Currently, tens of thousands of law enforcement officers from around the world converge on Washington, D.C. to participate in many planned events which honor those that have paid the ultimate sacrifice. And whereas there are approximately 900,000 law enforcement officers serving in the communities across the United States, including the dedicated members of the City of Cocoa Police Department. And whereas it is important that all citizens know and understand the duties, responsibilities, hazards, and sacrifices of their law enforcement agency. And that the members of our law enforcement agency recognize their duties to serve the people by safeguarding life and property. By protecting them against violence and disorder. By protecting the innocent against deception and the weak against oppression.
And whereas the City of Cocoa honors the
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service and dedication of all police officers and publicly recognize the service of each and every one of members of the City of Cocoa Police Department. And now, therefore, be it proclaimed that the City Council of the City of Cocoa declares the week of May
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the 17th of 2026 to be National Police Week
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and urges all citizens to publicly recognize the service of law enforcement officers in our community and communities across the nation whereas
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Hereby set upon you and call the
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mayor
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know. ‸ So just to be fair to some of these all we have some very young officers here But they're not shy at all and I could probably give the mic to either one of them and they'll perform extremely well And so let me see who I'm gonna ‸ pick I'm gonna ‸ do it right now
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That's good
‸ You
know I'm a man of very few words
We
got a lot of comedians here, thank
you So without further ado let's give up in celebration of police week our men and women of our police department And their leadership
too
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as well a round of applause job well done my good and faithful servant for the people
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let's give up the police department a round of applause
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next agenda item, we have delegations. Okay, do we have any cards, Madam Clerk or Mrs. Singer? Do we have any cards?
Yes, sir. ‸ Yes,
ma'am.
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delegations.
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What are the wishes of counsel? Motion to approve. We have a motion
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Second.
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Okay, we will proceed to item number six.
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Concept Plan. I am happy to say that this was at the PNZ meeting that was held in ‸ conjunction with ‸ District 2 Town Hall meeting as well. Great attendance in both locations. And I'm happy to say that there was a nine-to-one vote on this particular item.
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And I do know we have representation here as well.
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over to our effervescent, your shulie, Mrs. Webster, the planner. Do you would like to say anything? You, city attorney or city manager,
serves
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Just procedurally, this is a consideration of a conceptual plan and development agreement. So this will be the ‸ only time that the city council will consider this item. So it's up for straight up consideration for approval.
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Thank you, Mayor.
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I'm Jen Webster,
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And as the mayor said, this is the 603 Brevard Hotel development agreement and concept plan item
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the city. Excuse me, the Coco Redevelopment Agency calling for the development of a seven-story,
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and parking and establishes building elevations, floor plan, and related development regulation waivers for this future hotel. And so the
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Excuse me,
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of Factory Street. It is in the
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It is in the Central Business District and
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who is also the property owner. And the applicant is 360 Hospitality Group, LLC,
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development and management company specializing in operating and developing IHG, Marriott, and Hilton branded hotels. And the ‸ zoning for the
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and the future land use is mixed use. And these two zoning and future land use are consistent with one another, as ‸ the CBD-CBO is a permitted zoning district under mixed use future land use for our comprehensive plan. So a little bit of background. In February of 2024, the agency issued an RFP soliciting proposals to redevelop the property.
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responded to this RFP by submitting a proposal to redevelop the property as a mixed use project consisting of not more than seven stories. However, this height exceeds the
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But back in October of 2018, the city adopted an ordinance for a mixed use large building type, which has a maximum of eight stories
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with a development agreement where the City Council considers the economic and social benefits to the city and the community redevelopment agency, aesthetic quality and character, architectural design, physical and visual scale, compatibility with the special distinctive character of Cocoa Village and respective sub-districts and other relevant factors. And so in July of 2025, the developer entered into a redevelopment project agreement with the
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consisting of four phases, phase one being this where we are today with the development agreement with the city of Cocoa and the initial approval of the concept concept plan. And as part of the phase one of the RDA, the developer was also required to submit an economic and fiscal impact analysis. The report was to predominantly address the associated economic and fiscal impacts on Cocoa Village and the city of Cocoa
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The economic impact analysis portion of the report was also to address the impacts of the project on jobs, economic output, and wages in the city.
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and recurring annual impacts and includes a supplemental allocation analysis for Cocoa Village, the city of Cocoa, and the broader Brevard County economy. The report also states that the modeled impact period includes the two-year construction period and the first five years of hotel operations following opening. The analysis further notes the limitations of sub-county impact modeling and explains why the Cocoa Village and city of Cocoa estimates are presented as sensitivity-based allocations rather than precise neighborhood-level results. And I'll also add that when the applicant comes to do their presentation, they will be able to address questions on the economic impact analysis as well. And so again, the hotel features seven stories, approximately 104 rooms, and an entrance on Brevard Avenue and John Guerin, with a ground floor pool and a rooftop bar and lounge.
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in consideration of the variances and waivers requested in this development agreement, the city is asking the developer to incorporate several development enhancements into the final site plan, the first being to provide roadway drainage and sidewalk improvements to John Guerin Lane and Factory Street, creating angled parking spaces for public use on John Guerin. Also to contribute $500,000 to the city to construct additional off-site parking in the central business district to ensure that the project will provide enhanced parking availability for both hotel guests and the public. And thirdly, to construct utilities that will serve the property underground. And also to incorporate the use of energy-efficient building methods and materials in the new hotel.
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Waterfront Overlay District, as mentioned, which makes it subject to the Waterfront Overlay District development regulations, including the typology of the large commercial mixed-use building, as mentioned previously.
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is the parking waivers. And ‸ with the required 114 on-site spaces, the waiver is requesting to distribute these spaces ‸ to John Guerin Lane and Factory Street. And so you have 26 spaces on site, 65 spaces on
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They're also asking for a reduction in the parking stall size from 10 by 20 to 9 by 18.
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and that will be for hotel patrons only. However, it will remain through street for ‸ public traffic. And then again, back to the ‸ Waterfront Overlay District, they're also requesting waivers to the mixed-use building type requirements. And some of these include minimum and maximum setbacks of the building from the property line. And there's also required visibility requirements along the frontage of the building for opacity and transparency.
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And then with regard to the landscaping, they're requesting a reduction of the required landscaping adjacent to public rights-of-way, perimeter landscaping adjacent to
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commercial properties, and also in the interior parking area. However, the provided landscape plan focuses on providing attractive street trees clustered at the corners of the property and hedgerows where it's appropriate and possible. And they do plan to retain the existing trees on Brevard Avenue.
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elevation, where you see one of the entrances to
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And then this is the Brevard side, where you see also an entrance to the hotel there off of Brevard Avenue. And in the lower left corner, you see
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coffee shop, you know, ‸ for the public. And then here's the north elevation off of Factory Street. And then just also ‸ the floor plans are included in the development agreement as well as the elevations. And so this is just the first floor plan showing the coffee shop, the restaurant area of the hotel, the obviously registration lobby, and a few meeting rooms, fitness center. And then they also include the floor plans of the hotel rooms themselves.
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which is really, it's not a full seventh story. It is a partial, partially enclosed, because it offers this rooftop terrace and bar. And then you also have associated kitchen and bathrooms, and also additional meeting space.
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the goals, objectives, and
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element,
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and redevelopment of the Cocoa downtown redevelopment area. And so prior
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the Planning and Zoning Board recommended that city council approve this development agreement. So staff concludes that adoption of this development agreement
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It contributes to the economic and social vitality of the city and community. It is also compatible with the surrounding buildings and the distinctive character of the waterfront overlay district. And so finally, staff requests city council approve this development agreement, a concept plan for the 603 Brevard Avenue hotel, affecting approximately 0.87 acres of property owned by the Cocoa redevelopment agency, calling for the development of the seven story,
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104 room hotel with associated amenities and parking and establishes building elevations, floor plan and related development regulation waivers for this future hotel. And again, the ‸ applicants are here. They have a, they also have a presentation and they are here to answer questions. Thank ‸ you.
Do we have any questions for Mrs. Webster council? I do support this project. It's in the concept portion of it and also hotel developmental agreement here. My concern is, I know it's still in the concept portion of it, but just thinking for the future, the least amount of traffic impact for that particular area during the time of construction. I'm sure there's a game plan that's been devised already and I know that they will promote it, but I just want reassurance with the minimal amount of impact in reference of traffic and congestion.
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Yes, sir. Thank you. I believe, of course, the applicant and engineers will work with the Public Works Department to create traffic control plans that will strategically, you know, handle the or have a plan for the traffic control. Thank
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you very much. Again, City Council members, do we have any questions? Deputy Mayor,
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sir.
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The question I had was dealing with the
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is proposed the new?
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number of current spaces. Okay. um Public Works Director, maybe. Okay, well, we can look that up okay sir.
But they don't have stalls there, so it's kind of like a parallel. parallel yeah yeah so they i just But I think we did do a count um once on that, but they don't have stalls, okay
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project. I hope it start tomorrow. um But that's the only only concern I had, which I know
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going to come up. Someone is going to ask that question about, uh we've given up this X amount of parking on factory.
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Is it an even wash?
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probably the only question that I would have when they come up. So just, I threw you alley use on that one. So uh whenever you come, just bring that. Thank
you. ‸ Any other ‸ questions? um As you know, uh Deputy Mayor
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your district, it's on the agenda for tonight, but over there by Oleander, some of those additional parkings that you alluded to many, many times ago in the previous council meetings, and that will be addressed. And even talking about transportation, uh we will enhance our mode of transportation. um So
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Okay. um Chair would like to close this portion to council and open it to the public. Please come forward and state your name. If you would like to say anything, you must
submit
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a card, which are located in the uh foyer area. um The applicant is here, as you stated, um Mrs. Webster. uh ‸ will the applicant please come forward ‸ state your name for us please
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Victor, our attorney.
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then we also have our civil engineer in the house as well. um
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I'll just address that parking question. um So currently we were just chatting. um I believe there's eight spots currently available on factory. um And I believe they're parallel parking. So to also help with, because I know parking has been a big concern from everybody. um One of the things that we've done uh and working with the city manager and the CRA is um we've allocated uh 500 000 uh to other parking developments. um And I believe last week we had a meeting where there was an acre that we could potentially put those funds to use. And obviously that's up to the zoning and planning uh department. But um yeah, we understand that parking is an issue and we're trying to do the best we can with the space we have. Thank you.
Yeah.
All right. So to to give you guys an overview, I think last week there were some questions around why Marriott
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So uh Marriott is, you know, the largest hotel organization in the world.
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a reason to build a hotel to drive foot traffic into the the village to help the local businesses um by leveraging a large name like Marriott. You know, they have great loyalty programs. They have, um uh you know, great name um when it comes to hotels and hotel brands. They have brands that cater to, you know, various demographics across um the industry. So, um and, and, ‸ working with Marriott and their leadership team, um this was the hotel, you know, that they suggested would be best for this local market. um So again, just uh ‸ there was a small little nuance. um Instead of 104 rooms, it's 105 rooms, um seven floors, um coffee downstairs, rooftop bar. um And uh it would take about 30 months to open 24 to 30 months, depending on construction uh supply chain. um I'll keep going here. This is, um you know, I think you guys already saw this
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um So you can see some of the streetscape coffee shop, um as well as the, um the front entrance that's uh past the coffee shop there. So this is more of a straight view from Brevard. You have the coffee shop to your right, and then your entrance to your, room directly in the middle. And this is the other corner. Can't see the image here that well, but um
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I'll skip through a few more images, um
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um breakfast area of the hotel. Some of the concerns that you know folks from last week had, is is a Fairfield the right brand here? So as you can see, this is a newer Fairfield development. We just opened up a Fairfield in Melbourne Beach. So a little bit of background about us. We've been in the local community for 20 plus years. We're second generation operators.
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all all different types of hotels. This is not something, america I mean,
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on I-95. This is something that Marriott's working with us to custom tailor it to the local community. um That's why we have a little bit of leeway on certain things. You wouldn't necessarily see a rooftop bar um you know at a hotel on 95.
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obviously, as we start uh going throughout the various phases. um Phase two, three, four. um These will get flushed out a little bit more. This is another side angle. And then the rooftop bar event space. So, um the the whole benefit of, you know, having a hotel um in this local community is we want to drive foot traffic outside to help the local community. um That was the intention of the RFP, as I mentioned. So, in doing that, we didn't want to put a restaurant in the hotel. We wanted people to venture out, eat eat and drink and purchase things from the local businesses. um So, we have hotel amenities that we need to have from a hotel standpoint. But
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But if they want to have dinner, have lunch, they're going to utilize the restaurants and the bars outside So, Jay can probably talk about a little bit more about this. But to give you guys a um
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quick rundown, you know, we're expecting 38 000 plus uh visitors at the hotel based on occupancy. um Coffee plate uh coffee shop, 55 000 and the rooftop about 28 000 um And uh so, the idea is that, you know, we would um work with the local businesses in town to um help drive initiatives. um Essentially, obviously, we're going to help the local community because
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market about 60 full-time employees from a payroll standpoint about
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hospitality programs, uh Brevard Care Center, um
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know um the the people that we need to support the hotel. from a street side standpoint, um we would obviously you know add uh greenery um to help with the the look and feel of the hotel. Also, if you can see the facade a little bit in the background, we've added some brick work which kind of goes in line with
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um So some of the programs that we plan to implement in the community are you know free meeting room room hours for non-for-profits, working with Space Coast STEM partnerships, rooftop community series for local businesses, uh founders day events, again, for local businesses and different events you guys are holding. We also have Patrick Air Force Base nearby, along with many other um government contractors. um And then whatever food that we're not utilizing at the hotel or is going to waste, we could um you know give it back to the the local uh food banks to help with community ‸ efforts. one of the questions that came up uh last week was,
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you know In essence, it's going to be the other way around. So, obviously, there's going to be foot traffic and individuals coming over from the port, but we also have tourism um via the Kennedy Space Center. We also have
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then we have the you know
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Regional and Health First. And then we have vetting and uh wedding and events um as well that we can host. so this is, you know, obviously a recent announcement. We have bright line Station coming about five miles down the road. So, we're anticipating
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um uptick uh
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Miami. so to talk about some of the the numbers um in terms of um
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generally, you know, it takes three years to stabilize a hotel, generally speaking. Your first three years are your toughest. Year one is by far the toughest because you're a new hotel. Name is just getting out there.
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but once you stabilize, then it's a well-oiled machine, as they say. And this kind of shows you how we compare across the market space in the local community. So we're not too high above. We're not too far below in terms of ADR. We want to come in right in the middle uh conservatively, and if we do great, then obviously that that's that's you know That's good, but we want to be conservative in our estimates as we, um you know, propose performance to you guys. So to address that uh question, um how will
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Village support the hotel? Well, you know, in in partnering with Marriott, bringing the Marriott name, they have a lot of loyalty programs, a lot of low loyalty members um that are die hard Marriott uh members, right? So that's the whole benefit of joining a large program like that. they They tend to help with bringing in the people to stay because if you're a loyalty member with Marriott, you tend to stay at a Marriott. And, you know, if you if you draw
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around. um
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um which, you know, is, is you know, 15 year old hotel, but there's not a Marriott. ‸ closest Marriott, I believe, is probably Titusville or Melbourne. And this kind of uh walks you through the timeline in terms of where we are. So um
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the next phase, uh complete the design by q Q4 of 2026. Early next year, we would close financing, and we'd hope to break ground in Q2. Again, that's all depends on how quickly we're able to move. And then we'd likely open for business
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how does a Fairfield look? um
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um It's in Melbourne Beach. um You guys are more than welcome to take a tour. But it's it's not a melbourne i mean a Fairfield product that you'd see in most places.
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It has all up to date amenities. But I'd you know welcome anybody to come visit, and we can show you guys around. um so in terms of uh clear room, I think that's that's about it. Any questions, comments? Yes,
sir. We have a question here. uh Councilman Hearn, sir. And again, I support this project. Great project.
I'll start off first by saying, man, it's been a long time coming.
um
I really appreciate you and your team. uh The presentation you put together, um answering all the questions that may have arise. um Great layout. um I like the aspects that you put in there,
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So uh ‸ great appreciation for that. um As the mayor stated, I support this project as well. I wish you could put shovels in the ground tomorrow. ‸ So that being said, uh if there's no objections, I'll make a motion to approve.
I'll second that.
That
is out of the norm, but I will like honor that. Okay. uh with Madam Clerk, do you have that motion? ‸ Okay. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Okay. ‸ We have a motion
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from the audience. And then I return it. Yes. No worries. No
worries.
Okay. Any other comments in the second by Councilwoman Weeks? Okay. Do we have any other cards from the
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portion to the audience and return it to Council. We have a motion
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by Councilwoman Weeks. uh
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‸ District
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at the mighty, mighty District
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Hoorah, hooray. Okay, sir. And the next item is in District
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and I will keep my mouth closed
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All in favor saying aye. Aye. aye eyes have it unanimously go for a young man you look forward to being great neighbors lifelong neighbors thank
you very much
so yes sir and ma'am Yes, ma'am. Okay, proceeding on to the next item. Item number two. approval of a plan to develop a low impact development surface parking area on approximately 0.9 acres of city-owned property located on
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Planned improvements include approximately 80 parking spaces of which four spaces are accessible, design vehicle charging stations. We are
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decorative fencing,
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Okay, all right, and this is a public hearing, and also I would like to indicate to you all, sirs and ma'am,
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was a unanimous vote,
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I'm going to just give you the opportunity, if you would like to share ‸ anything on this particular item, you
are
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the city manager, sirs.
I'm nothing, ma'am.
Okay.
so
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yes, sir. Yours truly, Mrs.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Yes, ma'am.
I will try not to read as long as you did for that, so we'll keep it short and sweet. As you know, in 2021, the city purchased the six lots on Oleander Street in the Cocoa
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Village area. As a part of that process, we had to make some adjustments to the zoning confirmation to allow for this, because part of the property was RU 210, part of it is CC commercial, and so given that the proposed parking facility is intended to support commercial activity, it
is
recommended that the project be evaluated under the CC zoning standards.
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there
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parking spaces.
There
are approximately 80-plus parking spaces that will be accommodated here in this parking area. For those of you that don't know exactly where that is, this will be west of Hewlett Avenue,
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and Oleander Street. ‸ And so this will be a much needed area for the west side of the Cocoa Village area for parking opportunities for those businesses in that area. There will be electric vehicle parking chargers, there will be handicapped parking stalls, there's on-street parking, and there's two ingress and egress areas that will be accommodating.
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There was one tree that ‸ we were not able to save that had to be taken down, but we did keep the larger of the oak trees for the purposes of a shade structure for that area because it covers up most of that parking area.
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to what you see on here with the grasscrete, and it is a pervious parking matter that is not concrete that is going to help with that area to allow for the water to drain. Along that is the same area, you can see the purple area that is around, that is a dry ‸ retention area. ‸ And that top side where the purple is, is 520. So there is a buffer now between the 520 and the parking area for safety purposes. There are no driveways from 520 onto this parking area. They will actually have to enter from Hewlett to Oleander to park. We're using low-impact development for the purposes of this parking area. It matches a lot of what we do here in the city already. We already have that on pervious parking pavers on Florida Avenue and throughout areas of the village. So it's a similar design. We're going to have some landscaping that is obviously Florida-friendly landscaping that will be out there for the parking in the in the parking islands and will allow for drainage as ‸ well. The lighting will be similar to the lighting that we have already here in the village.
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poles, which will be LED lighting.
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Those are the two trees that we have. The one tree to the left is the tree that did have to come down. The larger tree to the right is the one that was saved.
And
so we were able to accommodate that. And that does cover a lot of the parking spaces for shade. Staff is requesting approval of this plan to move forward with the surface parking on approximately 9.9 acres of city owned property located on Oleander Street. And I'm available for any questions. And I also have our consultant, Myra Monreal here in the audience to answer any questions if necessary. Thank you.
Okay. I have a light on.
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but I'm gonna leave it alone. This is in District 1.
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And just
for the record, the next item is in District ‸ 3. So you'll catch that when we connect the dots.
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endorse this project. The floor is yours.
I
won't let them beat me to the punch. ‸ Sometimes you get on council and government may not move as fast as what you think it should. But in this situation, I appreciate the council for supporting this. All the begging I did paid off. But ‸ it's much needed for the village. It's much needed for just the foot traffic. ‸ And the council over the last six to eight years has done a really, really good job of adding more parking to the village. And so I want to commend staff as well,
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for working with some of those owners as well. Getting there's a lot of red tape had to happen for this. Some people see the results, but that's a lot ‸ of backstory behind the approval or the potential approval of this project. So I just wanted to commend staff and the council for all the hard work. Motion to approve.
I'll second. You want a second? Go ahead, ma'am. I have no problem. Go ahead. Second. For discussion. Okay. Yes. All right. I know we will listen to the public. Any other comments or questions for Mrs. Nooderman?
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Great project. Kudos to everyone. Teamwork.
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yes sir.
The LED lighting. Can it not be the ‸ yellow tinted LEDs ‸ and use the white LED lights? Because the only reason I say this. The ‸ yellow doesn't have ‸ that extra light that we need in the area. I think it would be really good, especially because it's so close to 520.
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well.
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conversation with the public works director on how we can best utilize the lighting and to maximize ‸ the light.
Thank you. Appreciate you. Yeah.
I think you're right. It's imperative that we illuminate that area because there is a tree that has an overbrush, overhanging shade. We want to light
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Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am.
Amen.
Okay. Any other questions for her? Saying none.
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Yes, ma'am. Chair,
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Please come forward and state your name.
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Please, sir.
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particular item.
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sure
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like to close this to the public
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return ‸ to the council. We do have a motion on the floor. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor saying aye. Aye.
Aye.
Aye's have it unanimously. Great project. Again, go forward. ‸ Mr. City Manager. Sir. I think kudos to you staff city attorney, sir.
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Okay. Let's proceed forward to the next item.
We
have three. ‸ Let me make sure. I think I have four cards, four cards. And for this particular item, the sanctuary at Cocoa Towns homes development agreement, preliminary plat and large scale site plan. This
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And there are certain conditions that are listed there on the large scale site plan and preliminary plat for the sanctuary at Cocoa. So,
I
do endorse ‸ this project. Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir.
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we did have my individual common speak.
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Okay. The planner, I'm gonna ask you again. I just like to hear you guys voice before I turn it over to the planner.
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Sir, you want to share anything, sir, about this particular item? Thank you, county. City manager.
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Pardon me,
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Yes,
ma'am.
Thank you,
Miss Erica. Thank
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sir.
Good evening. Erica Hughes with RVI Planning Landscape Architecture, planning consultant for staff. The request before us tonight is for a large scale site plan and preliminary plat application and accompanying development agreement.
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under half of that being proposed for development. The proposed project is a ‸ residential development consisting of two
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and open space. The property outlined in red is located at the northeast intersection of Cox Road and Hooper Road, about half a mile south of State Road 524 and less than two miles from the I-95 arm ramp.
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of Cox Road. The current zoning of the site is RU 115, which is multifamily district, and
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Both the current future land use and zoning designations allow for residential development at a density range of up to 15 dwelling units per acre, which would allow over 600 units, which is far less than the proposed 249 being proposed. As shown in the site plan, there are two access points proposed on Cox Road, providing ingress and egress. The townhomes are clustered on the west side of the property, avoiding impacts to the wetlands as much as possible. Track D in this area includes an amenity center consisting of a pool deck and cabana.
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There
it is. That will have a fishing pier, ‸ a dock, and will be stocked with fish. Additional open space is being provided as passive open area with benches and walking trails.
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Phase 1, totaling 8.19 acres, and the remaining 0.64 will be completed in Phase 2.
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which depicts the lots, utility easements, access, and technical information required on all
plots
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And this has been reviewed by staff and city attorney's office as well. So in summary, the proposal is for 249 townhome lots constructed in two phases. Two points of access will be provided on Cox Road. Three stormwater detention areas will be on the property to provide for stormwater management, and 46.12 acres of preserved wetlands will be conveyed to the city.
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go into more detail and design intent. If there are any questions on the product type. Uh, as
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a concern of traffic, um, by one of the commissioners. Um, so we've added an additional side slide to provide a summary of the traffic analysis that was submitted with the application. Um,
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520 to State Road 524 is currently operating on the level of service of C, which is above the required minimum level of service of E per the city's comp plan and space coast TPO. Uh, the analysis concluded that intersections and road segments in the study area can accommodate the projected generated impacts without roadway improvements being needed. Uh,
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Uh, an environmental resource permit was issued in February by the water management district, which provided staff additional sureties that the state agency, which handles wetland mitigation impacts and preservation did approve the proposed design.
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in order to allow for the residential lots and the infrastructures to be developed.
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bank credits prior to site construction to account for these impacts.
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are primarily located in the proposed development area.
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replanting, uh, conveyance of the preserved wetlands and a mitigation fee payment to cover the tree removal, which was reviewed and approved by staff. This will account for 23,298 inches of trees being replanted and a mitigation fee of $550,000 being submitted to the city prior to site construction,
uh,
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as a treaty mitigation plan
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the light green areas are the areas being proposed for, um, keeping and the rest of the areas are where development will occur and, um, trees will be removed.
Uh,
the staff report included an analysis of the applications consistency with the city's comprehensive plan and the proposed residential town home development is consistent with the allowable uses and densities and in
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As a proposed density project density is around six dwelling units per acre, which is well below the maximum 15 dwelling units per acre. We also found consistent with the conservation element in terms of native vegetation being used for.
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and also on site mitigation of tree removal in order to be consistent with this policy.
A
protected species survey was also conducted and it was found either habitat wasn't available or no protected species on property is on property. Uh, as previously mentioned a development agreement is also being, um, processed concurrently with the application and a development agreement, um, allows for relief of certain land development regulations when such exceptions serve the public interest and remain consistent with the comprehensive plan. The proposed conditions of approval are listed on the screen. I can quickly summarize each one, um, phase one construction start.
Uh,
the developer must obtain building permits and begin vertical construction, um, for phase one within two years of the agreements effective date. Uh, the approved phase two site plan is valid for five years and the developer must pull permits and begin vertical construction, um, before that five year window ends. And vertical construction means at a minimum foundations being poured. Uh, sidewalk completion before
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that the developer must build a five foot sidewalk connecting the property's northern boundary to the cocoa conservation area entrance. Uh, also, uh, the developer must dedicate a 25 foot easement along the property's southern boundary via the phase one final plot, um, and the developer or HOA will maintain it until
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board voted unanimously to approve the proposed large scale site plan preliminary plot and development agreement.
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swap to the site plan to remove
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the site plan itself or application requests. So staff is still recommending approval with conditions of the proposed large scale site
planner
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and preliminary plot finding it does meet the requirements of the city's code and comp plan. Myself is I'm available for any questions and I know the applicant and their team are also present and available to answer questions as well.
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Yes,
thank you.
Um, I do support this project. Um, I have a few lights on here.
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It's amazing. Anyhow, yours truly, uh, councilwoman, uh, weeks, may have the floor is yours. And then councilman.
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project. It's, it's the townhouses are definitely a need that we have, um, something other than apartments and, uh, single family homes. This is a great, a great project, uh, for first time home buyers ‸ and the like. Um,
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before and, um, the sidewalk that's going right along Cox Road, there was concerns about the danger of how close it is to Cox Road. And I, um, I did not see where that had changed at all. Did that get changed? City.
Yeah, there's enough. There's enough right away to,
um,
to properly construct the sidewalk there.
So
there's enough, uh, right away between the, the, the development and the roadway to, to do it correctly. Correct me if I'm wrong on that. Abby.
Okay.
Okay. Thank you. That's all I have.
Thank you.
Okay.
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Even though some have already made a motion under before we go to there, I mean, I'm just saying, I don't know if there's a precedent that's been established. Are you willing to make a motion? I know it's your district and you believe
me
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as well as all
the other council members.
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people go.
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And I will hear from the
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Uh,
second
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Yes. I think I missed this when I was looking over this. Um, I heard you mention, um, there was an easement had, that had to be maintained until the city improved the roadway. Are we looking to connect Hooper Road or expand it?
No, ‸ it's, it's for, um, I think right away just expansion
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boundary of the property for future right away expansion. So just be a strip and then they would maintain that until the city goes ahead and, and does
with
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the roadway project.
Yeah. And so, and so if you, if you, if you expanded that,
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built that south, it would take you to Hooper Road. But again, I think you would need some more, uh, easement or
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acquisition to actually take you to Hooper Road there. So, so I'm not sure in the immediate future you'll see that happen.
Okay. All right.
Thank you for clearing that up. Okay.
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The question that I will have
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You
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podium, it's about, uh, the communication with, I know Mr. Long is on the north side, but the Jones gang is on your south side. Um, and I'm sure she's listening right now. Um, and so I know we have that 25 foot buffer. Is anything planned other than the trees inside of the 25 foot to be maintained?
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that to, um, because
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So I just want to know what that answer is.
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First on the list will be our esteemed attorney, Kim Rezanka. We will proceed in the following orders or order. Excuse me. Jeff Alexander. Um, Hassan Kamal. If I mispronounce your name, charge it not to my head. I'm trying to do it right.
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I mean, this
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You see how small that is? Yes. Man. Come on now. I've been retired for three years. Where are
you
at Harrison? Come on Harrison. All right. And then we have, is it Susan? Is that Mrs. Hall? Ma'am? Okay. Thank you. And then after that will be Janae Ferguson. Is Janae here? Thank you.
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No. Oh yes. I said it right. Okay. Cool beans. Madam Esquire, the floor is yours.
Thank
you mayor and members of city council.
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Mayor Blake just did most of my presentation. I was going to introduce the team. I'm sorry. That's all right.
Um,
Jeff Alexander is the vice president of land development for Meritage Homes of Florida.
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Susan Hall, the landscape architect.
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We don't know that we're all going to need to speak, but this is the team here to answer questions. If you do have them, um, as mentioned, this is 249 single family fee simple townhomes, which will be sold. They will not be rented by Meritage. Previously, this came before you for a 264 unit apartment complex. Um, that went by the wayside. They are purchasing from that developer and they're very pleased to be in Brevard County. And, uh, Mr. Alexander,
will
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talk more about that. This is 89 acres.
Um,
Erica did a great job. I don't need to take over everything that she did, but I do want to tell you this could be 15 units the acre.
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So it's way ‸ less dense that it could be also the donation of the 46 acres.
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the wetlands.
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and especially your comp plan requires that as well.
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sidewalk from the northern boundary or the property to that conservation area to allow for accessibility. This is a two phase project,
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We believe this is a great project.
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And with that, I'm going to bring up, uh, Mr. Alexander.
Thank you very much.
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Good evening.
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Um, I ‸ start off with answering the question for you,
uh, uh,
Councilman going. So on that property, uh, there's a
right-of-way
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dedication, but there's also a 25 foot landscape buffer. That's heavily
landscaped
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We've had communication with the neighbor.
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some of the other neighbors. Um, really good turnout. We got some good feedback. Um, so right now it is a landscape buffer, but we're open to a PVC fence. If that's something that the neighbor wanted, it didn't come up. Our site plan doesn't include it, but it's something that we're open to if, if, uh, if that was something they were, they were, uh, they wanted to do. ‸ Absolutely. Yes.
‸ I would, I would speak for her and she would be happy for me to do that. All
right.
So, yeah,
we'll work with staff and, uh, we would typically do a, uh, PVC just
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it's a long lasting product.
We
run along the property line there and give an additional, um, a sense of, uh, privacy.
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Absolutely. Thank you. Okay.
All right. So, um,
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talked a little bit about, um, you know, who ‸ are consultants here to answer any questions.
we
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talk briefly about Meritage Homes. Uh, Meritage is a national builder.
with
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the fifth largest home builder in the country. Um, started in 1985.
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through Brevard. This is our first community in the city. We're excited to be here. Um, we're really looking forward to growing in this general area. Um, the, uh, it's one of the unique, unique things about Meritage Homes is the way that we operate, the way that we sell homes. Um, we actually embrace the local realtor community. We're looking for every buyer to come in with a realtor.
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So we only sell homes that are under construction that are 60 days from closing that we can actually do what we call a 60 day home closing guarantee. This way people can plan their movers and their kids getting in school and, um, and they don't wait a year or two for, for the delivery of their home. So, um, I think it's a pretty cool strategy.
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So we build spec homes. We start homes when they're not sold and then we put them out to market when they're, when they're ready for closing.
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Um,
three parts of efficiency, energy efficiency, water efficient, efficiency, as well as, uh, indoor air quality. These are things that are important in the design, um, of our homes, um,
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um, insulation in the attic. Uh, there's a lot of, uh, these features that are put into the home. Uh, these are some of the awards that Meritage has, uh, has, uh, has received over the years.
Um,
Energy Star Partner, the, um, Humanitarian Award from Builder Magazine. Just want to give you a little example of some of the, uh, the national awards.
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lot of detail about the site data. You've heard that from staff as well as some of the consultants. But I think it is important to talk about the site plan that was designed here. Um, there was a ‸ extreme focus on avoidance of the wetlands.
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native vegetation. You're going to see oak trees and cabbage palms, things that are, that are, you see
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Um, and,
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added to the, uh, the city system. Um, part of that wetland system. Um, we're not coming in here and asking for 15 units per acre.
Um,
what we're asking for is about 5.24 units per acre. Well below the density allowed under, under the current zoning.
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And we've had a lot of success across the, um, the, the East Coast. Um, Palm Beach County, Martin County,
uh,
St. Lucie County. And Indian River County. Um, sometimes we change the elevations. This is going to be a craftsman elevation on these. You'll have a three bedroom, two bedroom, a three bath, I'm sorry, three bedroom, two bath townhomes.
Um,
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one car garage is about 1480 ‸ square feet under air. And our larger end units, a little bit wider, have a two car garage, three bedroom, two bath. They're about 1800 square feet under air. Um, a similar product like this, just to give you a reference point. One of the questions came up during PNZ about the affordability of them. Um, the smaller of the townhome, the 1485 square foot currently in St. Lucie County selling for about 285, $290,000. So it's hard to predict where we're going to be when we open for market with, you know, after we have a year of site development and construction. But these are entry level, a lot of first time home buyers.
You
get empty nesters.
You
get a little mix of everything in this type of product. And these townhomes are something that we've built over and over again. And we're actually really good at it. Excited to bring it to the city here. Um, I'm going to turn it over now to our, our consultant, um, Hassan. He's from our civil engineer. He can give you a brief presentation and answer any questions you have. Um, we're looking for your support tonight. It's been a long road working with staff. Um, you know, we've, uh, we, um, really happy with the product that's turned out and looking forward to moving forward. Thank you.
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evening. Mayor Blake, you did an excellent job pronouncing my name. I'm pleasantly surprised. That usually doesn't happen quite that easily.
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Pleased to be here tonight to talk a little bit about the project and build upon what the staff's description of the proposed
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249 townhome units supporting infrastructure such as roads, an extensive stormwater management system, the preservation of approximately 48 acres of wetlands and upland buffer areas, a
resident-only amenity
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center with a pool and pool deck area, open space preservation with a walking trail and bench facilities, an overlook facility on one of the ponds that will be stocked with fish, or the fishing pier. And that open space trail system is connected to the street sidewalk system so all residents have easy access to all the amenities. As mentioned earlier the project is zoned technically to allow 15 units per acre, which would technically allow over 600 units or significantly ‸ less than that with a total
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what the zoning would allow. The project is going to be developed in two phases. Phase one is 182 units, phase two is 67 units. ‸ Both project entrances onto Cox Road will be constructed as part of phase one so there'll be multiple access points with the first phase. The roads will be privately owned and maintained with controlled gated access at both entrances
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this the right-of-way that we mentioned along the southern property line that's being donated, and by the way, that right-of-way will be maintained by the homeowners
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can use that for a right-of-way.
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along Cox Road for future roadway improvements. And both those strips, inside those strips there's an additional buffer, so if those strips are developed as roadway improvements there's still a buffer to the home sites behind it and I think that buffer is either 20 or 25 feet. There's also a buffer along the north property line as well. Meritage is also conveying 46 acres of preserved high-quality wetlands to the City into the City's large-scale preservation plan. Overall this project we've been very pleased to work with it. It's a very thoughtful plan.
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did extensive tree surveys on site, worked with a landscape architect and the design team to develop a plan that preserved as much of the valuable upland as possible, and focus the development on ‸ the raining. upland areas. Very minimal wetland impacts demonstrated both by the site plan and the fact that we're able to secure water management district permits and permits from the US Army Corps of Engineers. We have almost nine acres of dedicated open space. We mentioned some of those improvements before such as the nature trails and observation areas, the amenity with a pool and
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This project is going to be served by municipal water and sewer with connection to the City's infrastructure. The sewer will be
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that will be city maintained and the portable water will also be a City utility connecting to the lines on Cox Road. Drainage is provided by an on-site stormwater collection system with three large lakes.
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collect all the drainage from the lots into the ponds. We've got approximately 10 acres of ponds together where the water will be treated, and the discharge will be controlled to limit the post development discharge significantly below ‸ what the pre-development levels are. And we're designed that the system is designed to meet all the pre-post and water management district criteria. ‸ As I mentioned earlier, we've already received permit approvals from the water management district and the US Army Corps of Engineers. We're anticipating construction to start on the first phase this summer. And
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for approval and we have no objections to any of those conditions. And I'll be available to answer any questions. Bring up Mrs. Hall who will talk a little bit about the landscape plan.
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I'm sorry.
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It's okay.
Before you sit down, Mr. Hassan, watch this. I said Cocoa High for a reason. If you attended or graduated from Cocoa High School, raise your hand. Look in the audience.
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We're all ‸ alumnus of Cocoa High School.
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‸ Good evening. I just wanted to pull up the rendering so you guys have the opportunity to review it. We do have our traffic consultant as well as our landscape architect here to answer questions. That is the balance of our presentation. Thank you guys.
Thank you. Thank you. All right. Anyone else? Okay. I think, do we have any additional cards? Okay.
saying
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none, Chair would like to close this portion to the public and return to the council.
We
have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Weeks and
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second by the chair. Deputy Mayor, sir.
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As a condition. Okay.
And I did want to just clarify, we would typically run that fence just behind the townhomes and not bring it into the wetland because we would not want to impact. So as long as you're okay with that,
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I will amend my motion to approve motion to approve with PVC fence to be run behind the townhouses.
And I will amend my second to support that man.
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Just remember that PVC fence will keep.
Okay.
Sorry.
I
didn't know there was a submit to be able to speak first. Um, but ‸ my name is Clayton Castor.
I was
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born and raised here in Cocoa. Went to Cocoa High. Even had classes under Mr. Blake. I
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um, my question for the current thing is basically a few points. The infrastructure as is on Cox Road. Can't necessarily support this much traffic. We already have what 600 plus apartments already being developed on 524.
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at that light.
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for wetlands and stuff. It's great in name, but like the city doesn't pay taxes on, on donated land and their own land.
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uh, property taxes and stuff. So my question is for future infrastructure development for roadway, this, um, maybe two laning or four laning Cox Road or.
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Caltech goes both ways.
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all the not currently leased apartment homes and stuff that are right there. We haven't even seen the traffic that the, the two developments on both sides of Cox Road right there within the corner of
it almost hasn't even been implemented yet to see what that traffic is going to look like when they have already been almost built, but they're not leased and stuff yet.
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just work on trying to get infrastructure built first and see how those current residents going to be moving into those places impact everything and then move forward after that.
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City Manager, would you answer that for us please, sir?
I don't know if he had any questions, just comments there. And so,
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widening is in the in the in design currently, so that'll address some of the traffic concerns with State Road 524. There was a traffic study submitted for the impacts associated with this development, and the roadway has the capacity I think mrs. ms. Hughes had a slide on that in the presentation there, and so so we can show that again if necessary, but they met the requirements for traffic and so 524 in design for widening I don't think that you're ever gonna ‸ see Cox Road between 524 and 520
widen
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because I don't know that there's a whole lot of a right away there to do that. So, and then the 46 acres
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the 40-something acres of wetlands will will be city-owned,
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not much value in vacant land in terms of tax revenue to begin with. and And so that does become a part of the cocoa conservation area and potentially could be a ‸ leverage for other mitigation impacts associated with things that we want to do around the city and I can talk about that at a later date but but again doesn't have very much revenue impact for the for the city is vacant land, vacant wetland to begin with I think those were all of his concerns okay
CJ make sure I get a car please sir okay it's in the foyer area okay chief lamb behind you another gentleman with that outstanding haircut like mine I
just wanted to point out that if they put a fence right behind those townhouses and in front of the wetlands the people in those townhouses are losing their ‸ water view
yeah
there is because that's that's too isn't it the south side yeah
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okay I thought that was where the water was so that that was going to be blocking their water
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‸ The south side would be the bottom of ‸ the screen, correct? ‸ All right. so So on the bottom part of the screen, that's that's where the fence would go and I'm assuming up to that last townhome phase two
okay
okay so that's not going to block their view from anything then okay then I again I am in my motion to approve with the addition of the fence behind those townhouses.
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Thank you for the dialogue. just gonna ‸ call the question all in favor, saying aye. Aye.
nanae's
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eyes have unanimously
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job well done great project thank you
city manager city attorney and
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staff and directors who are All right.
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I just want to say something in reference of this the development agreement was approved back in March 22nd 2021 her book order
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2025
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the floor is yours ma'am
thank you ‸ appreciate it
thank you
CJ
yes sir
good evening mr. mayor council members so tonight
I'll be presenting a consideration for approval of a PUD amendment that is the ordinance 10-2026
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commercial lots, lots
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and
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A first addendum to the development agreement. And also the site plans that would create a quick serve restaurant and a dental office. so
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law and they are proposing two commercial uses the quick service service restaurant in the dental office the zoning district just for basic information is PUD in the future land use
designation is
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commercial ‸ and is located in this district three three ‸ So the
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and west of the industry road. This project is part of the previously approved serious mixed use planning unit development. that was approved in 2021 under ordinance 03-2021 ‸ that was consistent with the section 17 of our code for PUDs in that phase of the development 280 dwelling units were
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So what we discussing tonight is phase two. What addresses the commercial frontage along 524. so
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to your east your right side
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And tonight they're asking through the
plot
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process to re subdivide this into further lots.
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in lots into A
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so with every PUD development we do we require elevations so here is for your for the dental office that has approximately 4200 square feet.
And
here is for the quick serve restaurant that has approximately 2500 square feet.
We're getting there
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Breaking the ceiling. Finally. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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All the infrastructure it was addressed through phase one included the major water sewer already available. And all the storm water requirements are also addressed through phase one. So there are no major alterations. Everything is going to be private. So what is consideration tonight is not a preliminary plan, but a final plot There are a few outstanding upstanding items that needed to be addressed by the applicant. We did receive revised site plans on May 4th and
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So staff has more time to further review the submittal we receive on May 4th.
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everything was addressed for the dental office. There were our major utility department comments that have to be addressed and I have them listed here for you just for your reference and they're included as part of the package
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ZBD. As for the development agreement addendum, so it's to amend the previously approved development agreement that was drafted in
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2021 and approved by council members. um In this addendum, first addendum for the project
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addressed including the waivers parking and buffers under our PUD code there is a requirement for a 25 foot buffer that would not be applicable for the size of this parcel so we are considering in through the first addendum also the parking area ratios we do have on our code requirements for the dental office and the quick serve restaurants and the applicant cannot meet those so they are being added to the development agreement as well and also revising some of the setbacks to accommodate this development so
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and there'll be no setbacks on the sides also just to address some utilities and sewer improvements responsibilities they are all for developer the responsibility for the cost and improvements for all utilities and sewers they are proposing on site and also to allow them to create those lots the two additional lots they need for the quick service and the dental office we also review for consistency with our comprehensive plan under the policies objectives and goals as you can find on your staff report so staff do recommend that the city council approve on first reading the ordinance 10-2026 the site plan and the first addendum to ‸ development agreements and the plat to create two commercial lots ‸ lot
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that would be for the staff to be able to revise again and just review
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code also uh that the city council uh
approved
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this item and also that the plat needs to be recorded so not just approved by city council but also
reported
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and that the developer should obtain any other ‸ permit that is required for local or state federal agencies if you have any questions i'm available and also i believe
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representing the applicant to any questions you may have
okay make sure she submits the card but before i i you know ma'am the lights over here are illuminating so let me stand up and say congratulations staff y'all hell of a job
thank you thank you
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I look forward ‸ others to follow, like an ale house, a red lobster, whatever else I'm missing. And
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Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. So
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All right. I got a light on over here. I love this project. I support this project. Thank you all. uh
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celebrate. um and Yes. We're getting around that curve.
We're
ahead of the curve. And um we believe
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Yeah, three things. Lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way.
Councilwoman Weeks. I'm so excited. Anyway, um yeah, this is, this is the thing that everybody in my district, when are we going to get more restaurants? When are we going to get more restaurants over on our side of town? And so, uh I was so excited when I saw the, um I mean, the dentist offices is nice.
But
the restaurant is wonderful. So, uh anyway, um yeah, I have no questions. I just am so excited that I'm
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emotion on the floor. Do you have ‸ madam clerk with the beautiful hairstyle? Yes, ma'am. um
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i'm a ordinance number 10-2026, an ordinance of the city
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amending a portion of the,
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final development plan established via
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commercial out parcels for two parcels of real property totaling 1.5 acres more or less and generally located on state road 524 south of state road 528 and west
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legally described on exhibit
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prior and consistent ordinances and resolution
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and an effective date. And this is first reading of this, of this ordinance also a public
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This is the first reading. My apologies. I was so overly elated. ‸ Long time coming. Yes. Long time coming. And we're getting there.
There's power in numbers. And when people cooperate, collaborate,
communicate, we get this cooperation. We get uh citizens participation. Okay. All right. All right. Okay. We've read that. Anything else you want to say,
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before I close this portion of ‸ council and bring it forward to the public?
I was just going to add as a curiosity, the third lot, we do have a conceptual plan for a medical office. So we might also in the future get a, maybe come back with another ‸ development that will be a medical office for the
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Work for food. Please. I'm doing the James Brown. Please.
Please, please, please.
Okay.
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Alana Smith,
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developer. And I'd like to thank, uh Lucy for her presentation. um and I'll give a little brief presentation as well. But glad to hear you guys are excited about the project, especially the Chipotle. um so the original development agreement provides for a mixed-use project consisting of two phases. Again, phase one is multi-family residential. That's the Cirrus Apartments. And then phase two is commercial. And there are currently two commercial lots, ‸ lot one and two. And,
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with an amended final development plan to allow
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And again, we have applied for a replat to subdivide lot two into lots
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will be the dental office and then lot
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Oops. Sorry. I got that mixed up.
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dental office. And we are really just looking to provide some content complementary uses to support the residential component and the overall commercial
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So here for any questions. The
population will be there to support the restaurant,
ma'am.
Glad to hear
it.
Yes, ma'am. So to whom, uh much is given much is required. So you
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your cohorts, if they don't want to see my smiling face, uh preferably on the good terms, of course, ma'am, you
will do
please convey that.
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‸ That's
right. Get the shovels in the ground. Anything else before we call the question, before I turn it over to council? Anyone else in the public? Job well done, Mrs. Smith. Thank you. Chair ‸ like to close it to the public and return of the Council.
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my, Councilwoman Weeks. I don't know why.
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my name. Yes, ma'am. You got your
own law firm. That's what's happening. um We're going to call the question. All in favor, saying aye. Aye. eyes have it unanimously. Job well done. Mr. City Manager. All
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round of applause. Real quick, Mr. City Manager. Are any of these projects on the strategic plan, sir? That's all I want to know. I'm asking you a loaded question because I want a loaded answer.
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your uh
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either has to fall
under um a couple of categories. One of these categories
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the category of public safety and community standards. There's a category of investment in public infrastructure. There's economic and community development. There's community outreach and engagement. and There's uh organizational effectiveness. And so those are your those are your priority areas with objectives under uh each of those priority areas. So, yes, it all fits, sir.
Thank you very much, sir. and i just wanted to know because i'm gonna ask you that question again and i'm just like
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expect the same answer each and every time amen all right proceeding on our final item under public hearing this is a postponement or we're postponing the
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anyone has anything they want to say about this particular item saying none I would like to close this portion to council open to the public you can only ‸ expound on this particular item going once, going twice.
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like to close this portion to the public and return it to council. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve to postpone. okay ‸ Thank you, ma'am. We have a
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okay We have a motion on the floor by councilwoman weeks and a second by councilman Hearn
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gonna call the
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2023. This is a no brainer. I do support this and
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Chair like to make ‸ a motion to approve.
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Mrs. Rogers, come to the podium.
Mr.
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What did I say?
2020 or 2023.
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Thank you. My apologies. Madam, before we call the question,
the
floor is yours.
Yes, I would like to tell you that I am very honored to serve on the COCO Redevelopment Agency. And I appreciate your confidence in me to continue to lead the residents, the businesses, and the stakeholders with committed to being,
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have my integrity and my dedication to this job. Because I think the redevelopment is so very important and vital, not only to strengthen our neighborhoods, but also to fulfill
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And so I hope that you will accept me to serve again. No-brainer,
ma'am.
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I was just going to say, Candace,
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and on the board, you've been outstanding. You always are very thoughtful in what you bring forward and on items that come before us. So, yeah, I wholeheartedly approve her. Yeah.
Okay.
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Yep.
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Okay. We have a motion on the floor in a second.
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All in favor, sing aye. Aye. Aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on
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This is done by the finance director. This is how ma'am.
Yeah, I'm going to,
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Okay, sir.
So this is as required per the city's fund balance policy. This is a presentation by the city manager of the assigned fund balances for the current fiscal year, and that has to happen concurrent with the issuance of the of the annual comprehensive financial report. The reason we're bringing it to you tonight is because the financial statements are being prepared and have to be issued by a certain point in time. And so there's a need to have that that done at this meeting. And so let me just walk you through. Um, we gave you the list of assigned fund balances. Let me give you some some details on the new fund balance amounts and designations that we're asking for specifically for your approval on. Again, as I present these as we present these these are for purposes of the financial statements, you can, of course, at any time throughout the year, go back and modify ‸ these ‸ these allocations or appropriations there. Obviously, the first opportunity to do that is the upcoming budget and and a financial priorities meeting, which I think is on the 19th. Coming up shortly there. And so the new the new allocations proposals would be as a Stradley Park septic to sewer project proposal and that amount is $2 million. There is a City Hall AC requirement of $250,000.
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$375,000. And again, a lot of folks don't know, don't
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Um,
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There's a a bandshell rehab and that's mainly the roof and the roof structure. That's 150,000 that could be funded out of CRA funding because that does fit under the CRA approved plan. And so but right now we have that penciled in as 150,000 out of fund balances. The
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And then also in here we have,
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property acquisitions there.
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for, uh, drainage needs
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with provost park. And then I actually have a meeting this week with, uh, with, uh, a national builder who owns some property in the city that, uh, looking to potentially bring that to you guys as potential future, uh, parks, um, site, a future park site that that is within district two or district three. It, it, uh, it, uh, it is, um, west of, uh, no, it's, it's a, that would be a west of Clear Lake
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and it'll be the same side there. And so, and so, uh, having those conversations with D.R. Horton, obviously I'm not bringing the checkbook to that meeting, but there is a, there is a property that is, uh, that is adjacent to, or at least adjacent to the right away that, uh, that, uh, want to potentially look at, um, acquiring to use both properties for future, uh, parks, uh, properties there.
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Again, the existing list is here also for you, but within that existing list, just wanted to give you the details on the new allocations there. And again, running down those real quickly,
uh,
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village playhouse, AC 375,000 civic center, AC 75,000.
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could be, um, could be expensed out of the
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The
roof
is 125,000 and then 200,000 for various, um, property acquisitions through, uh, throughout the city.
Mr. City manager.
Yeah. Yes, sir.
reviewing
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the roof replacement for the band shell that we apply that to Cocoa high school.
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It will be a product also for the community and asset that we can utilize, uh, because of, for instance, there, we've all attended Cocoa high school. There are some improvements that they can utilize.
Uh, um, Mrs. Um,
Denise Stewart is working diligently with the school board and also ascertaining funds to enhance that, uh, stadium and athletic projects for its entirety. So I'm asking if we would
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show our commitment and dedication. And we've done this in the past and I do stand with Cocoa high school. Um, ‸ just like
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And other surrounding areas. Uh,
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Okay. And we have a second on the floor for
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Septic to sewer upgrade for the city hall, 125 for the civic center, um, 375 for the five, uh, HVAC units for the playhouse and 200 K for property acquisition.
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Yes, sir.
Uh, I'm in the support of supporting Cocoa high school, but, but I'm also, um, in between on the ‸ school board stepping up to financially port support the high school as well.
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activities, but some reason, um, that particular high school may get looked over for us.
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ago for Cocoa high school. We are a continued
supporter
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of Cocoa high school.
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before that, I wrote a
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Um, and it's, and spelling that out. I actually brought up in the letter about how,
um,
back in the day, city of Cocoa owned the stadium at the time. City of Cocoa actually lost some money,
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on on that as well. ‸ So we are continually, um,
um,
giving.
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school and I will continue to do that. Um, because I believe the school board owes Cocoa high school, um, more commitment. Um, and so I'm for that, but I'm also still going to keep applying pressure to the school board to make sure that they come to the table as well. Um, because
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we don't own the property. We love our school. We love the students. We love the, the, the colors. We love the tiger pride, but, but, but yeah,
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I sent most of my students over there too. So, you know, so, but I just, I'm, I'm,
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of that email two days later.
Suhan
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met with the principal, um, the details for that to be coming out soon as well about a potential commitment. But I also do not want to just step out there with 150 grand and, and they come to the table with 15,000. That's not what we're doing. I don't believe that's in my opinion,
um,
‸ a wise way to move as well. Well, you know, we'll say, okay, we allocate some dollars, but what are you, what are you going to do to bring to the table? If we, you know, if it's matching funds, if we come to 150, tell them to come to the table with 150. And now we really can make the needle move at Cocoa High School. Um, I just, that's just my, I'm a sole person on this, but I just my opinion. I'm with it, but I just want them to commit to Tiger pride as well.
So,
that's just my, my opinion.
‸ I respect your opinion, sir.
I
think everyone has a sense and conveyed the same thoughts that you all, what you convey to us now currently, sir.
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Um, I'm a firm believer in the process, give the opportunity to work.
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on council at that time, when we sold the, and you're right, the stadium to BPS. Um, it produced champions ships, multiple championships. ‸ And you're right,
I
don't get me wrong, but I do believe in the process and I, and I know principal Stewart will convey that.
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your concerns and convey that
to a school board commissioner, Jean Trent
as well. But give her that chance.
Uh,
great ‸ things are happening there. And you're right, even graduation rate has been improved immensely. The, the atmosphere and the conditions of the school, they're taking that tiger pride into, to, to heart. They're under new leadership in reference of, of, of, of both the head coach and defensive coordinator.
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though I know you have a little light blue, you can join the orange and black where it's at. It's a fact Jack and, uh, we thank you for your comments. Yes, sir. Because it's heartfelt. Um, anything else before I listen to councilman.
The, the, the, we, we pretty much took all the money where from sustainability plan, um, maybe three or four years ago.
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The property acquisition to me is very important for the future because
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money, but it may be something that could help him negotiate.
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those properties that we may need.
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could be something that can help us out in the long run. So I
will amend my motion to reflect that.
If,
um, councilman Hearn will amend his motion to reflect that.
Absolutely.
Okay. Madam clerk, do you have that, ma'am? Yes, ma'am. Thank you.
Thank
you. Callie. Is that it? Yep.
‸ So if we, we move forward, um, uh, and approving $150,000, can we also direct the city manager to, um, have that conversation with the school board and discuss what money that we are going to approve tonight for them to come to the table, um, with us as a partner?
Absolutely.
Okay.
Uh, would you amend your motion to reflect that? Okay.
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Okay. Uh, we have Mr. City Manager.
Yes, sir.
So, yes, sir.
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He
summed up exactly what
I was going to say. Um, thank you for bringing that point
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Okay. Councilwoman Weeks, ma'am. I was ‸ curious, the 2 million for the septic to sewer for Stradley Park, I understand we were putting any in for grants for that as well. Uh, so we're doing the 2 million now, but we may get it re back in the grant.
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grant.
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But remember the Stradley is not in the Indian river basin. And so, so very unlikely that we'll get those grants. But yes, if we, if we are successful, then ‸ you would, you all would be able to reallocate those dollars.
Okay. Thank you. Any other questions? For the betterment. Anything else I need to say?
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‸ Leave out anything.
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This has to be every single media opportunity. Because this is a big step that we're making. A lot of cities do not step up for their high school like we're doing right now.
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And
so I just, I think this is, this is a, this is a big deal that the citizens are stepping up to support the school and I'm not, I ‸ know
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I
just, I want to put a stamp on this
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we get a lot of flack on a lot of things. And so I think this is a great thing that we're doing right now.
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Um, yeah, we do academically both for fire and police. We're the only one. People want to come in and emulate Coco's plan. And you're right. You all are correct. So on that notion, chair is going to call the question.
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All in favor saying aye.
Aye.
Ayes have it unanimously. Job well done. Thank you. City council. Thank you. City staff and members as well. I'll give yourself a round of applause, man. Yeah.
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All right. Item number seven dash three, request for approval of an invoice payment for community movie. Night support services.
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check that you do have correct, sir. So in that chair, ‸ make a motion to approve this invoice payment and I'm looking for a second.
A second.
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in case? Second.
Yes.
So ‸ the city already stepped up and the council made approval on purchasing the movies for movie ‸ night. Great night for the community at Jolie Smith center. Um, and so we ended up getting a bill. Uh, the week of and I was unaware of it at that time. Um, but city this organization stepped up so that the city does not have to pay outside of the
moving that
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which we approve. I have a check from community partner, um, that stepped up. Um, it's going to pay the 148 95 so that, uh, no money is coming from the city of Cocoa to actually pay for the venue. So
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All in favor saying aye.
Aye.
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and I do endorse this and ‸ support this but I will hear from communications and economic development director.
Thank you, sir. ‸ So yes, this is a to review the new business directory and wayfinding signs in the Cocoa Village business district
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we will also be asking Stockton to authorize the sign
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in the right-of-way
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will you all are familiar with the signs throughout the village.
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Some of the signs are safety hazards. They've been that way for many, many years. And we are looking
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to coordinate a cohesive look throughout the village. So these will be signs that are more like L's so they're not just one-sided they would technically be four-sided signs ‸ because you have two sides on each one.
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so we have different varieties and
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and then hopefully expand that further into the village as well. So this was a process that our Main Street spent over about six months to a year working with the different merchants in the village. They met, had open meetings, and invited the public to come in, give ideas, and give input into the design of the sign. And this is what has come from the from that input. So you can see here what came of those meetings, but again, everybody was open to come to those meetings and give their input. Again the the proposed maintenance and management policy is attached to the agenda item for you to review Main Street will be responsible for maintaining and managing the signs per that policy
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which is attached for your review as well.
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the updated and consistent signage in the village is addressed both in the council priorities and planning document that I think you all have a copy of there, where we talk about investment in public infrastructure to support safe accessible well maintained network of parks facilities and green space. And it's also consistent with the city's comprehensive plan objectives. So we're asking approval to approve these signs throughout the village and the adjustment to the municipal services agreement with historic Cocoa
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A motion on the floor by the chair and the second by
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Go forward. Thank you. Job well done. Okay. Our final item for tonight, item number 8-2,
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this is a grant that will come from through our planning department.
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to approve the application for the community planning technical assistant grant and I will hear from them but I do you do have your information in front of you second we have a second on the floor
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aye eyes have unanimously this concludes this portion of tonight's business meeting here
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everyone for coming out tonight am I missing anything or have I left off anything council or staff or city manager or city attorney
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entered
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into a graphics contest.
We entered our ladder ‸ truck with an association with the Florida Sheriff's Office Association Association so
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nice as this ladder truck so there's a QR code up there we would just ask if you take your phone click on it and then vote for the ladder truck Tiger pride don't know
if you
vote for the fire boat we'll find you so we're hoping to come in pretty tight on that there's a lot of nice pieces of equipment on there but none of them as unique as our ladder truck so we'll let you know how that turns
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thank
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can ask a question can you vote multiple times no
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There's something Tell your
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there you go cuz I'm gonna be quiet I don't want to tell our secret
you you can vote with multiple devices you just can't vote for the same
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so you can all vote under my name on your
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chief lamb
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are we able to put it up on the digital signs around the city?
‸ I don't know if we are but we will attempt it. Yeah, that's
above my expertise
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on Facebook so you can go on there we've posted it
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signs if we can.
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OK.
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Thank you. Anything else, sir? Fu Manchu, Fu Manchu. Oh,
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Yes, sir, I think we're on the report so I don't know that I have any staff reports I
have one.
I do have a reminder for the Memorial Day event.
‸ Yeah, that's fine.
Are you doing that? Okay
Just wanted to remind everyone that we have our annual Memorial Day tribute event
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We have a parade starting at 4 o'clock in the village
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Then we have a static display that will be in the park from 4 30 to 6 30 and then our stage Presentation will be starting at 5 o'clock and our guest speakers are Colonel Brian Chapman from the Space Launch Delta 45 commander He's the commander and then Jason
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army So those are our guest speakers. We hope that you all can come out and support our Memorial Day event and of course opening remarks by the mayor Parade is at 4 o'clock
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Presentation starts at 5. Yep. Okay, you know ‸ Make sure I have a double wide trailer for me now ma'am,
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know, I'm a spelt 299 Okay Anything else mr. City
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The community planning grant just to thank you to RVI They're the planning consultants for the city
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for working on that real quickly as you as you all recall that in diamond square and on the on the corridor
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We have to go through the same planning process that we're going through for the for the four corners there because again, there's there There's massive inconsistency between the future land use and the zoning
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so
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successful that grant will actually help us take us through that process there And so so again my thanks to them for bringing that to our
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to get the application in Within the deadline that very short deadline
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Proposed to allocate to the band shell You'll see that come back as a CRA item funding
request
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To do that because there there's a need to do that. There's an urgent need to do that And so so we'll bring that back at the next CRA meeting And then I'll just note for you a couple of things Within the last five to six years how Successful you all have been on Allocating dollars to to really all of the parks if you if you really look at you know this allocation to stradley Probably puts it on par with what you've done in provost in terms of the dollar amounts there and that's just off the top of my head but you know again, without the the funding
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cities have through the special taxing districts
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through your fund balances significantly to the to the city's parks, because
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families and families build communities, you know, and so and so
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so you'll notice beyond that beyond the stradley and the 237,000 I think it is now And I think we have a good opportunity to get some properties that will allow us to do parks to do ‸ Flood control associated with parks um To um, you know, I I think that we have a good opportunity within that a lot of them out to get some properties that will be very strategic in terms of Parks development current parks future parks there and so just very proud to do that and then everything else is just infrastructure and facility needs. um, you know,
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have a C replacement uh our AC projects to the tune of a quarter of a million dollars, but again this building is I forget 15 years old now and so so living in florida That's just the way it goes there. And so again, we we made the conscious effort to recommend to you guys things that, that again, follow your uh your planning uh priorities uh priorities
um
And there are a number of uh source documents for uh for, for planning out the city and giving you policy guidance there, including the planning uh document that you guys approved in 2022, which again is the same uh type of planning document as the city of Titusville, Port St. Lucie, Clearwater, Coral Gables, and the city of Tallahassee. No, it's not, uh 85 pages or 80 something pages all in like the previous, uh planning document, but it is a more condensed, uh uh um
um
‸ format. uh
in
addition to that, you have the comprehensive plan, you have the annual budget, and then you have, uh specifically in police and fire, you have, uh strategic plans that were, um that were, uh crafted by outsiders. uh consultants by, by, I think the colleges, uh and, and, and so their guidance is, is, uh is, uh more geared to those there. And so, so again, you, you do have, um strategic plan
and
strategic direction and a number of source documents there. We talked to you about, uh each year, the GFOA award, because the government finance officers, uh says specifically that the budget is many things. ‸ it's a, it's a, it's a policy document. It's a, it's a operational document there. And so, so again, ‸ as you look, uh strategically down the road there, again, a number of those documents give you guidance there, including also the,
uh, the, uh, the five year capital plan also there. So, so again, just wanted to, to, uh, pat you all on the back for what you've done with regards to parks there. And, and, and as the, uh, administrative leader, um, you know, I made no secret about my, uh, uh, preference for building, um, community through parks there because it's,
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a big part of, uh, how I grew up
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got to college on athletic scholarships and eventually graduated from college there. So, so again, you all can be proud of what you've done over the last five or six years in terms of building community through parks. And we won't even go into into into affordable housing because I think again your model there is is a is a is a leading other cities there and and I can't say enough about the the the
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for the fire Academy and for the police Academy and you all know how life changing it is for an 18 and 19 year old kid to a year after high school to have a career that that starts out paying them high 40s maybe low 50s you know and so that's just life-changing and so so we're we're as proud of that as anything we do in the city there and just wanted to sort of highlight those for you mr. Marion City Council members ‸ thank
you sir great job kudos to you and your staff. It's a team effort and we believe in you all director of staff members. It's indicative because we ‸ feel this change
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place there again just look at the growth and development here in our city. This is predicated on Team
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letter I
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in the word team but we take that M and invert it and it becomes we and that's what it's all about we the people
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all I'm gonna give you that chance because when you shine we shine all collectively. It's not just one portion but it's lotty dotty and everybody. So you matter you count and I'm thankful we are thankful so continue to do what you're designed to do what you're supposed to do and what you shall do. And that is make us all be successful. We're that that home on the hill
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that light that beacon light
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success because we invest in the city of Cocoa and it's done through
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and the gentleman ‸ that you taught in high school talked about pulling the 40-something acres off of the tax roll. ‸ and and and again proud of that deal too because it's it's a
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it also allows us maybe strategically to go to st. John's and ask that we get some mitigation credits for that so that we can build out the property that I know we're gonna ‸ get from from the national builder the property
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also
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so Thursday morning and
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in the room there, but you know we're gonna ‸ take that 40-something acres and try to to a bargain with st. John's to let us do some ‸ sort of a mitigation swap so that potentially the council can develop I forget what the acreage is the down down Dixon there but but again so so it's it's you know so hopefully it works
‸ okay thank you sir team Coco
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okay, Evens today. So we only have one member from the Evens, from District Number
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all right I'm playing catch up as you all know I deferred a few few meetings so bear with me ‸ hopefully the photos are in order
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I was able to join the Space Coast Black Chambers of Commerce out on the Space Center there was a national business delegation held had leaders coming from DC and around other areas so
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and showed them what we're all about so that continued over to Eastern Florida where they revealed one of their new projects up in Titusville
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aerospace where facility that they're building out to support our students here on the Space Coast that was pretty good meeting looks like my photos a little blurry not sure why but this is from I think a month ago when the council attended the FBC Leo conference myself and the mayor was chosen to be on the board of directors again
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to attend This is some of the other board members. These are elected elected officials from around the state. so this is a gentleman I met over at Mighty Hands he's the owner him and his wife this is a new business out in District 2 it's a kickboxing gym he invited me to a meeting the gentleman on the right here he's the chief of juvenile justice probation in the state of Florida
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on a initiative to help assist juveniles that may be heading down the wrong path and kind of steer them in the right path before things get worse and escalates to the jail system. So it was a pleasure working with this gentleman, very humble. If you ever get a chance ‸ visit their gym, it's off of
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so as myself
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so this is some of the board members as well as some of the board members and some of the nominees for the legacy awards that were given out that night so this is Mr. Akili here
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he's looking at locating to Cocoa Village he won an award
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night he is a business
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his great work
Tiger pride Tiger pride good barbecue you're right great barbecue
so I couldn't get my other photos unfortunately but this is from the District 2 Town Hall meeting uh this is probably one of the best Town Halls we had in District 2 so far great attendance I was very appreciative of the citizens coming out and getting informed
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up and the staff that was sent out to help present did a phenomenal job um I think her name is Miss Just Justiano ‸ okay she uh she took the feedback from some of the citizens and uh she did a great job responding back to the uh some of the concerns of the citizens
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were resolved so very
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so there's some more uh
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so what they did the Sheriff Department, they took a ice cream truck and they turned it to a community engagement uh truck. and uh I thought it was really cool I just wanted to share it with you all as you know this council is real big on community engagement as well as our police chief. So just an idea. as you can see on the door I thought this was pretty funny to see this ice cream truck was purchased with money seeds from drug dealers I thought that was pretty cool funny and uh recently I traveled up to Philadelphia
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so I just wanted to bring it up and just you know maybe get some ideas of what we could have here in the village. um There was a lot of people taking photos at this particular site. so uh it'd be nice to see something like this in Cocoa Village so And that's my reports. Okay.
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okay um so so that's the first picture the the fire department Cocoa police department went above and beyond um what I think they came there to do um they started serving the community um on another level um the police department cooked 200 hot dogs over 150 hamburgers and I bought the cheapest hamburgers that I could find and
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because I bought the what's it called the orange pack what is it called
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the cheap burger. Do
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so he want to
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appreciate him for slaving over the the grill um fire department and your guys did an awesome job as well I mean they jumped into the kitchen they were I mean they were constantly asking what do you want me to do you know when do you want me to do it and that to me um stood out heavy because you know, sometimes got people just show up just ‸ the chief told me to come. Right. But no, the
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of passion that I really really appreciate that the community appreciate that
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that came you know it was I just wanted to let you know that both of you you guys um your men and women showed up and actually put in work and I appreciate it uh but this is Lieutenant
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This one, he was probably about to cuss me out about those cheap hamburgers. um but and you got oh this is the fashion show um that I was a part of it was a fundraiser for the American Legion down in Melbourne. um A lot of elected officials ‸ were there. uh Deputy Mayor Mike Jackson, City of Palm Bay. um The mayor from Titusville was there. uh Councilman Marcus Smith was there. um It was just a great time and a great opportunity to raise funds for veterans and families in need. uh we had a lot of fun um I really don't like being in
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I appreciate you
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our that's our trailer there man I didn't realize they had a tv in it as well um but the kids absolutely love it I think in that they're playing spongebob inside of the uh of the of the trailer um this was me me and me and my son um
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but he I had a problem with some ice cream and so it worked and so that's cheap but but but it's you know it's also a good
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comfort zone as well and
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son I'm
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try the best I can to do that even if you don't like it uh um I apologize for the pictures going all over the place that's my fault I sent it the last minute I did and I appreciate you I ‸ Don't tell them
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right I appreciate you Mitch uh
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this was That was the popcorn. Everybody ate popcorn. We had to do a lot of sweeping afterwards, too but uh but it was a again it just shows that you know the PD was there to support the community and I again I appreciate it um it was some of the community partners that came out uh so
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they were fighting back and forth all night long uh but but it it was very fun and and committed time the bottom left screen was
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screen um but it was a great opportunity for um the special needs community came out. um it's just It was just ‸ good opportunity just to get people from the community. um we started raining, but the community still came
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the biggest thing of
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that much money but the kids love it also shout out to uh Friendship Baptist Church
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also um Angela Jones Smith donated as well uh she's in the audience today as well I would appreciate you for for for dedicating your time um to the community Diamond Square had a table there as well um uh and I think again it was just a community effort and I already talked about the fire department in the uh
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Khalil Cole um he he was he's the Florida A&M ‸ graduate um me and other elected officials including the mayor went to his uh graduation party um this past Saturday uh and I had
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kind of messed up the whole party uh but that's what I do um but but great young
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uh Mechanical Engineering. uh the bottom Bottom is uh one of our our sponsors as well for the movie night. uh that's Pastor Osborne from Friendship Baptist Church stepped up amazingly um and and he was one of the the partners that helped pay what we just gave that check to as well and so appreciate Friendship Baptist Church for stepping up and in the background you see the fire department guys back there serving wrapping hot dogs and hamburgers and serving the community and that that that was it I wanted to add one point mayor to what what I was saying earlier um about the um school board and us being a partner
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uh show me where your money is I'll show you where your priorities lie and so I'm really really serious about um the the school board stepping up I believe they will um but I just definitely have to apply pressure sometimes
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thing uh on that task as well. So again, thank you.
yes
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go ahead also sorry I forgot but I wanted to give
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and as soon as that meeting even started you guys had already started fixing on that fence. So thank you for being uh responsive on that. ‸ taking care of it. Looks good.
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okay um so district three um I attended uh the adult um Brevard adult and community education uh night um it was um I thought it was their graduation but it was more like their prom uh event and
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and I sat at a table with him and his wife and ‸ then uh Dr.
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came in briefly and and left
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what uh what uh energizer bunny she was going all night they raised a lot of money they had uh auction and all kinds of things like that and um I didn't win the thing and all the stuff I bid on got outbid at the last minute but uh it was a it was a fun night and I was happy to um support the uh Brevard adult community education group um and then
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of us we went to new Smyrna uh and that was our district two conference and uh those
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all the associations that are in district two I'm a past dvp for that um
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uh you did an outstanding job uh at your District
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and you did get a lot of questions. The staff did a great job and uh kudos to you and the staff it was uh ‸ you brought up things that I never thought to do at mine so I took notes for when I do my next one so um and this was at the uh uh national day of prayer that uh the mayor and I uh attended here and uh that was an awesome event on friday
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the minister um led it and yeah yeah and I don't know why I'm laughing so hard in that picture but for some reason I am but anyway uh but it was uh it was well attended on the left side, that was the uh choir from the um uh Learning Achievement thing learning achievement Center. And they did a fabulous job singing. And they were they stayed throughout the whole thing. And then on the right side was a large number of the ministers and people who attended.
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and um very uh very uh very inspirational I felt and they had it set up where each minister prayed for a specific topic uh
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And uh it was very well done. So um I was uh glad to get to do that on friday and um I also wanted to mention also bill posey um when I got elected to council he he was attended my when I was installed as president of space coast association of realtors he was a past president of space coast association of realtors and he attended uh when I got installed and when I got elected to council he wrote me a handwritten note congratulating me for getting onto the council which I will treasure um a special man
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and uh
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at a luncheon and said give bill my love and she said I will and who knew that just a few days later so um we just never know when it's our time
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you all know I got run over by the motorcycle I mean e-bike in Amsterdam and I found out yesterday that I actually have torn uh tendons and um more damage than I uh thought ‸ and I don't need surgery but it is going to take time to heal I have a giant hematoma in my leg which he also said I said
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it's going to take time but that's why
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but I will be taking it easy he says if it hurts don't do it um But anyway, uh but yeah it was a it was a good two weeks. There was a lot going on around the area. So thank you. ‸ up to you, Mayor.
I'd like to make a motion to find out who did this I
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I really I really appreciate you doing this but who did it for you
me myself and I
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okay tiger pride that's all I'm gonna ‸ say TP terrific people tiger pride yes ma'am Thank you all. Thank you very much. um It's a pleasure. You all ‸ doing a phenomenal job. So let me give my praise to you while you all, we can celebrate it on a harmonious occasion. Our first venture right here, as uh uh ‸ Councilwoman
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stated, this is the group that we're at on National Day of Prayer. uh
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Here we are with the group pictures. Some redundancy. Sorry about that,
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Here we go. That's me. I love your picture. Yes. ‸ Here, uh
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Councilwoman Weeks read the proclamation. Again, i always bring joy to our heart. There's power in numbers. Kids, hey, they're today's success, but tomorrow's future. This is them when we're doing they let us in the Pledge of Allegiance. This is the family members of the pastors. uh And more came as time moved forward. um This is the day we had
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there. uh I am between two
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to my left, your right, and the other charming young lady that made us all record ourselves um when we came through with the QR code. Great turnout. Great ‸ participation. These are the top ladies of distinction. um As you can see, a very colorful, beautiful group of young ladies. um Here again, I felt like I was in the Bible. Why? Because I was in the land of milk and honey. So I'm appreciative of that. There's power in numbers. The NAACP, which we all are familiar with, and their leaders there. uh On the right, you can see from Madam President uh Taylor to Larry Brown brown to Mrs. Smith and her mother, Mrs. Jones.
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way from the Virgin Islands, miss Veronica and myself. and This is at the Jack and Jill event. We had great participation from the police department, all departments, and private vendors there. um ‸ This is a young group right here, young ladies dealing with uh mental health issues. um As you can see, we had a vast group of people from all sorts of all backgrounds. We addressed the needs there. um this is I'm in the land of wildcats and snakes, rattlers. uh
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I think you know that young lady to the far right. I know you do. This is one of my
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our academy. Sister Gloria, uh
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she's old wildcat, and her two daughters attend there as well. And the gentleman to the left, he's also a rattler. So here I am, I'm in the sea of snakes and cats, but I'm all bulldog. But the beautiful thing about ‸ is Councilman uh Deputy
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and everyone, all council members, talking about unity in the community. And that's the beautiful thing about the last five letters in the word community and unity. And it was cross-sectional. It was all demographics. And uh that's the reason why I enjoyed it there. And as you can see, even the young rattlers coming in as well. um
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Rockledge, I'm happy to say. um Here we are at um Carmen, chief and staff, Councilwoman Weeks, and the owner, that's Carmen in the middle. uh well A few days just before Cinco de Mayo. We had a great time, great participation. All the business owners participated there eagerly. And we have tons of
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That's your smiley face. ‸ good, but you did ‸ Yeah, ‸ you taught me well.
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when we work together collectively, you all, we can accomplish the world.
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down to everyone, all 400 plus employees. And here we are again. And some of those are my former students there in the background. Here we are again, Councilwoman Weeks and the owner. I don't know why they took a side view of me there, but it's all good. Tiger Pride. uh As Councilman, Deputy
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He had learning disabilities, but he still persevered. He prevailed. He did not let that deter him from working and earning a degree. Now he is working
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Talk about thermal background work, man. ‸ That goes to show you, if you're determined, regardless, as we we all had this, you know continue to defy them because they do not define who you are. So council, continue to defy those haters, those naysayers, because they don't define who you are. We do, through the great development ‸ growth of our city. And I stand on that principle alone. uh This was that last night, the Space
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League of Cities. Here, the city manager by God,
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Outstanding. They had a manatee that was captured. in lb Yes.
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And the city and the citizens of Melbourne Beach got out and supported this event. Even the Florida Gators Vet, Veterinarian Group was there, uh uh Councilman
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in the background. ‸ So, um I got a light on. Go ahead. So, you
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on sale the car uh
If you have nothing to do, Sunday, uh
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o'clock till
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Provost Park. um
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again, like I always do. We are hosting the Brevard County Girls Flag Football Championship at Provost. We normally play in Melbourne. I told them I'm not bringing my team unless we play Ben Coco. So, we have our championship game starts at
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uh um What our first round starts at
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The
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings; a language review questioned the wording · 02:53:51–02:54:00 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
We're going to do soul food. So, we'll have macaroni and cheese. Macaroni and cheese and over and over again and collard greens. and Yeah. So, we're
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to be playing. uh We're trying to, again, create that positive foot traffic. So, there's going to be basketball tournaments going on. We got a pickleball group. um I believe they play over here at
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings; a language review questioned the wording · 02:54:22–02:54:25 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
Baptist down the road. um They're they're going to be coming playing playing pickleball as well. So, you'll have basketball, pickleball, girls flag football. I believe the soccer um is going to be going on
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Flag: a language review questioned the wording; numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:54:37–02:54:41 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
that day is going to be slamming, which is great. so
Since you open up your mouth, thank ‸ You just brought something to my heart and my mind. It involves everyone here.
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Singer, tell me what's a ribbon cutting tomorrow, ma'am?
Yes, sir. There's a Acadian contractors. uh they They are expanding into
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:55:03–02:55:04 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
They were um in the county, and they're expanding into
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off of Cox Road, and they're doing their grand opening tomorrow.
‸ there again, ladies and gentlemen, growth and development, positive growth and development. One more other thing. Last year,
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This year, we got young, um new blood, not young blood, uh but we have new blood.
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:55:29–02:55:32 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
to say to her there, man? What you saying?
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morning, young man? uh Just
roasting the sheriff okay
again.
And uh yeah, we're
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:55:53–02:55:55 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
doing it, but um I watched a few clips to kind of get
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him quick. I'm
gonna ‸ get him before you sit down.
Because remember,
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Flag: a language review questioned the wording · 02:56:06–02:56:08 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
So yeah. But you know what to do. You both did. We're very successful, I'm happy to say. And last but not least,
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the motion to adjourn.
Move to adjourn.
And we have,
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and All in favor saying aye. Job well done.
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