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On the City's agenda (10-13-2026 Agenda Packet)
I. Opening Matters
Call to Order
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes
Agenda: Regular Meeting of October 13, 2026.
Minutes: Regular Meeting of August 11, 2026.
Minutes: Regular Meeting of August 25, 2026.
III. Awards and Presentations
IV. Delegations
V. Consent Agenda
Requesting a date change to a street closure that was previously approved.
Approve a Resolution waiving the competitive bidding process by reason of sole source to approve two multi-year agreements for critical information technology infrastructure at a total cost of $277,200 and authorize the City Manager to approve and sign each agreement. *****This Item is Confidential per FS 119.0725 and Not for Public Release*****
Approve Task Order 2027-21 under Contract No. Q-23-13-COC with Carollo Engineers, Inc. in the amount of $261,520.00 Inc. to assist Sewer Field Operations (SFO) in Project Management Coordination, Technical Support and Review, SCADA Maintenance, Data Collection and Support, and Manhole/Gravity Sewer Program Maintenance; Approve a Resolution Amending the FY 2027 Budget, BAF No. 27-005-T.
Approve the award of ITB No. B-26-06-COC, Dyal WTP Operations Building Remodel Project (WS24OB), to Qualis General Contractors, LLC of Tampa, Florida, in the amount of $244,391.00 and execute the contract; and adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to approve and execute change orders in an amount not to exceed $24,440.00 (10% of the contract amount), for a total authorized project expenditure of $268,831.00; and adopt a Resolution approving Budget Adjustment Form (BAF) 2027-004-A-UT to roll unencumbered FY26 capital budget in the amount of $401,314.00 into FY27.
Approve Task Order No. 2027-68 to Jacobs Engineering Inc. for Services During Construction for the Dyal WTP Operations Building Remodel Project (WS24OB) under Continuing Services Agreement RFQ-20-03-COC, with a total amount not to exceed $93,167.
Approve and authorize the purchase of Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) Rehabilitation Services and Sanitary Sewer Mid-Term Cleaning & CCTV Inspections of Main Line Sewers from Insituform Technologies, LLC in the amount of $479,868.77 for FY27, piggybacking on Clay County Utility Authority Contract No. 18/19-A7 (effective through June 18, 2028).
Authorize the City Manager to execute the First Amendment to critical information technology services in the amount of $363,846 through Fiscal Year 2027; Adopt Resolution No. 2026-086 waiving competitive bidding. *****This Item is Confidential per FS 119.0725 and Not for Public Release*****
Approve the three-year collective bargaining agreement between the City of Cocoa and the Teamsters Local Union 769 Cocoa Fire District Chiefs for the contract term of October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029.
VI. Public Hearings
Ordinance 13-2026 - Second hearing City-initiated Zoning Text Amendment - RU 2-15
Second Reading of Ordinance 15-2026 regulating Artificial Lighting Nuisances.
Consider on Second Reading Ordinance 16-2026, Adopting the City's Five Year Schedule of Capital Improvements in Accordance with the Community Planning Act.
VII. Council Business
Council to consider the application for satisfaction or release of lien for Case # CE-19-1132 located at 1104 W. Highland Drive, Cocoa and provide action to approve, approve with conditions or deny the application to satisfy or release the lien.
Consider the Reappointment of Stephen Harrell on the General Pension Board through September 30, 2029.
VIII. City Business
IX. Informational Agenda
Bi-Weekly Report for September 18, 2026 — October 8, 2026.
Informational Only - The City of Cocoa's Open Board Vacancies.
X. Reports
XI. Adjournment
XII. Notice to the Public
An agenda lists what was scheduled. Whether an item was approved, amended, tabled or not taken up is stated only where it is verified above, or once the minutes are on file.
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Votes on the recording (machine transcript — minutes not yet available)
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00:02:24 — “All in favor by saying aye.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 00:02:24 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
00:03:06 — “going to call with question. All in favor by saying aye.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 00:03:06 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
00:43:20 — “we can. All in favor of saying aye.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 00:43:20 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
01:05:22 — “good. We have a second on the floor by [name not shown]. chairs gonna call the question. All in favor, saying aye. Aye. Any nays? eyes have it unanimously.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 01:05:22 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
01:43:23 — “to approve staff's recommendation. For discussion. Okay. This church is going to call the question, all in favor, saying aye aye. Aye. Any nays? Nay. Let the record reflect. uh Do a roll call, please, Madam City Clerk.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 01:43:23 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
01:44:18 — “question. All in favor saying aye.” Machine transcript of what appears to be a vote on the City's meeting video, 2026-10-13 at 01:44:18 — not official minutes; listen to confirm; names are not shown because the machine transcript can mishear them.
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with everyone, ladies and gentlemen, including myself, security cell phones, pagers, or any other electronic device.
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a meeting that represents the citizens of Cocoa. ‸ Lord, be with us at this meeting as we make sound decisions that benefit all the citizens throughout the city. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
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Weeks. Here. City Attorney Garganese. Here. And City Manager Whitten. Here. Thank you.
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2026. And I really would like to combine the other minutes too
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Second. We've got a motion on the floor by Councilwoman
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by time constraints. So ‸ initially my issue happened with the school on Thursday passed. They called me from my area. The police called and said I need to pick up my son, but I won't go into blow by blow because it's going to be too long. But at any rate, I went to the school, the said school that called me to pick my son up.
he said. Then he said, I can't talk to you until Wednesday. I said, my son's not going to be out that long. I went to the school board, voiced my opinion, written opinion of what I thought of what was said. And then they said, okay, we'll get back. It's Friday. We'll get back with you Monday. So Monday, well, yesterday, I went and they talked to me. The dean talked to me three different times.
So I said, now I'm going to ask for directions as to where I go with this issue. My issue is this. I was given no notice until Thursday that they were going to suspend my child for 10 days for the football team having
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Gibson come to the school because I'd ‸ be there like before you hang up the phone. And then they said, well, the long story short was that ‸ one of the parents of the boy
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been bullying told his parents and she sent out the football chat thing to all of the school. And so they said, well, we're going to suspend him for 10 days. My number one thing is this. I refuse to stand here and let my child ‸ be home for 10 days. No work to do, just video playing. And then I got to find out, can I get work for him to do while he's suspended?
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We're Rockledge High School. That's why I figured I can't say. When I came here and got the printout that I told him to send me a printout because I don't want to
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It shouldn't be because they could be half naked, which some of them are. And I think there's some consensus that it's got to be some restrictions, some something done about me
taking a picture of you. Well, I have naked. I'll just say and just leave like that. Even though it's against the rules, but children have cameras in their pocket everywhere and they can do just what they want.
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The government had made me wait 17 years to get execution. And now you've made me wait 30 years to have my dreams come true. I want to go to the back story.
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by the sheriff that within a year the resident said, have her take this stuff down. We're tired of looking at it. There was a tree planted in Clear Lake High ‸ School and they closed middle school down. So the parents of those young kids had no place to mourn or to grieve their their friend. And ‸ I came here and asked you for a park. At the time we put that park together, it had three different phases in it. The first phase was completed. They were moving into the second phase, which was a nature trail. Let me back up just a little bit. When I went to the to here to ask for it, you had already had planned for a park. You had three parcels of land that were designated for a park. One was on Friday Road.
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His tree house was there. I chose that place. His park was developed. When they had the meeting, they had all of the residents from Cocoa North and 524 ‸ come.
side was supposed to turn into a nature trail that turned around and connected to the area that was across the street to connect it to the preserve to have a nature trail for the children and the parents to take.
I know you turned that into a retention pond and that cannot go any further. When the park was first put together, the maintenance crew of City of Cocoa were the fathers of the children that played with Junie. They kept that park immaculate as if it was the governor's mansion. No kidding. I wish I had pictures of it. It was beautiful. They started maintaining the park. They added trees. They edged around all the trees. They mulched around all the trees. They added bushing, flowering bushes.
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And when you handed us over to the county, that place, I call it, they mow, they blow and they go. And that's it. All of the nature trail is gone. All of the bushes have come up around all of the area. Yes, you have maintained the playground equipment, but it has never finished its phases to phase out. I'm very hurt that you have allocated the monies that Junie's Park had and that you have allocated them, especially as a band-aid, to go on to Junie's Park. That is another three minutes because my son's name is on Stradley Park as well.
don't count. That's what you have taught me in all these years. I don't know how you can rectify what you did not know, but somewhere in the records you should be able, the picture that was presented to us was on an easel and as big as this podium. It shouldn't, it should be laying around here somewhere and I'm sure I can find the numbers, the, the, or you would know the people who were there that could tell you about our project. And once things were turned over, we got shifted to the county and my dream has just gone down and nothing has finished. You promised me this park and I'm really hurt. I want you to know that.
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Yes, first off, I just like to say I hurt for you. That tragedy was a national tragedy. Even all these years later, it's still a sad story. And as far as the parks, I'm sure every council member up here is going to do everything they can to not only maintain that park, but make sure it stays up to your standards. However, you
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a drastic need for monies to be allocated to that park. As far as the parks being closed this weekend, I was a parks and rec, I think countywide cancellation of those fields.
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as well because of the parks and rec closed the parks down. However, if the city manager, would you like to explain the reasoning why, if you want to go a little deeper into why that money was allocated?
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um, yesterday. And so it talked about the needs that, uh, at Stradley. Um, so we went over that. She told me about the history of, uh, the park, uh, plan projects there. And so we, we talked about the park and the need ‸ for the infrastructure, um, uh, improvements at Stradley, uh, the vertical, uh, infrastructure improvements at Stradley. And so, um, which is going to take an extensive amount of money, but we did have that conversation yesterday.
Um, thank you for being here, uh, very much. And I too did not know the history of, I mean, I knew the history, but not the phases and, um, all that went on 30 years ago, as far as that there was supposed to be three phases. Um, and, um, I know that, um, uh,
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I'm I totally understand it if there's no funds to maintain it I totally understand but I would like the rest of the park, there were, the other phase was to have five pavilions, family pavilions with grills each on that would be the east side of the playground, and then the nature trail on the west side, which the city already started,
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Yeah. So the five pavilions, was there more playground equipment? Was there, what, what else was scheduled I mean you say three phases so it sounds like there was you know
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floor mr. city manager I know you've done your due diligence in reference of junior Rios Park since its inception. And and my concern is is that making sure that everything is done decent and in order. And
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so ‸ you would know both from a municipality and also on a county level can ‸ are you at liberty ‸ just
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a conversation with mrs. Martinez you know the the original plan for the park and and how that's evolved over time. You know, the the park does have aa small walking trail it has tennis pickleball courts. It has a pavilion and so by all accounts it's a nice park it is a part of and I told this to Mrs. Martinez it's a part of the the
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part of that agreement is is that the the county operates and maintains. youYou all have ownership. You know, there have been a number of initiatives over time. She mentioned the splash pad. She she mentioned some other planned improvements. Remember that there was a there was a community survey that was presented to this council that this council didn't take all of the recommendations I'm not sure that there was one recommendation on the survey. There may have been one that the council took there. And so, there have been improvements to the park over time again as
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and we had a conversation with one of the local construction firms who who's pledged to donate their overhead if we do anything out there that's still if you count up the swags that we talked about today, that's still over
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When you talk about, and that's not even including the study that we're going to do on what drainage improvements can be made. That would just be for you know amazingly it's it's a 1.5 million dollars to do a concession stand bathroom complex,
you know. So so that's, that's a you know, you're looking at some tremendous costs out there. Again, there are hundreds of kids that uh that play at Stradley. And so, you know, the the dollars that were there, um again, factually, were were moved from, uh dedicated from Junior Rios Park to Stradley Park. And, and again, those are those still aren't going to be enough to to meet the needs at Stradley based on the preliminary numbers.
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for all kids to have that opportunity. um Yes, ma'am. I perfectly understand. I know what it's like to have a family member um taken away from you on circumstances you do not control. And you can be doing the right thing for the right reason at the right time. But
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faith. And ma'am, I'm an educator. And I taught your child. Your daughter. And I would never deny a kid. period, point blank. And I will stand on that principle. But there's priorities. And I will go with the mass of volume. I'm not going to neglect or deny your the park because I want to make sure it's taken care of. And we are going to take care of that park. But I think the greater need right now, beyond a shadow of a doubt, is at Stradley Park. And it has the greatest impact. But I applaud those for their commitment to as well.
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And, it you know, it was more conceivable that way to connect. I can see now today where we are today with all of those apartments going up and around us. They'll end up four laning that area. And that would just wipe that off of the map. So let's bring that back in. But the land is still there. um the The nature trail is not built. And it's all overgrown. But the land is there to do it. On the other side where the five pavilions would have been, um either or area would make a good area for a dog park. And
junies Park, junies Park is used by all over this county. I have people stopping me and telling me all the time that they drive over to junies Park. That it was, you know, want a very nice park and they enjoy it over there.
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um just to review the real genesis of the problem, ‸ and I only know this, of course I didn't live here, but I only know this because I've gone back and researched all the newspaper articles around how we came to have most radley. And the whole Clear Lake area that was owned by the city, the area that Eastern Florida State College is in right now, was owned by the city.
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was quite reticent to give up that high ground. um But because of the benefit of, you know, developing a community college at the time, um you know, an arrangement was made. And the, the we were given most radley in exchange, which uh of course most radley waswas hardly high ground and hardly the ideal that, you know, some of Eastern Florida State College, even a parcel, a couple parcels of that could have been. And
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make us a destination and make and really create the opportunity for high quality, quality of life amenities in our city. And uh Junie Rios will be high on that list, I can assure you.
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I trust the leadership of our uh city manager, city attorney, and staff. And everything is negotiable, just like we were able um in the Michael C.
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the park there. So uh my thing right now, Mrs. Rios, ma'am, is that we nobody's turning a blind eye. We're just dealing with this
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have that taken care of expeditiously. But there's a priority for the kids, the up-and-coming generation. um
and high school. Even some of the high school kids play at that park. Both boys and girls. Softball and baseball. And they start right there. Several of my former students started right there at Stradley Park. And they have a vested interest. And they believe in Stradley Park. And we're going to take care of that, ma'am. You
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for the last 24 years. And so having the heart of the community, I i i definitely understand why you're here, for sure. um but but But I just want to give you my mindset. uh ‸ when i when this decision was made, it wasn't an easy one for me. um But what made it a little bit simpler to move the funds to Stradley was when we I Googled your son's name. And the first picture that came up was a baseball picture at Stradley Park. For me, and I didn't
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the photos that I sent uh Mitch, because I had those photos. I didn't want to pull those photos, to make my point. But I'm letting you know, that's what made it easier for me when
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that. Because there's a whole a whole lot of children that play at Stradley Park as well. so But I understand your point. Trust me. And we're listening to
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and I asked them for a grant for a certain project and they gave me the money and then I went and bought a car or I did something else with it, I think I would be charged with fraud. And i would and it kind of feels like that's what you did with junies Park to me. I mean, I'm a i'm attached to junies Park and to Stradley.
But how many band-aids are you going to put on that park? And 30 years is long enough for me to wait to see my dream. I don't have a choice. They both are my son. They ‸ both are my kids. And it's all the kids. And I'm saying you're failing the kids. You're failing the kids. I know that that railroad is going to bring you money. And when it does, I want the first million dollars to be for both of those parks to be finished. All right.
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because I know for a fact what that man, that man, and the directors here do for a fact. And I've been born and reared right here in this city all my life. I've seen all the changes.
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working with the sheriff, we could we could at least, I would love to have part of that park as a dog park. i I just think it would complete it as far as not having the things that were supposed to be there.
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Clifton. Ma'am. Do we need to extend uh delegations because it's been over 30 minutes?
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just want to um share with y'all a different viewpoint. uh For me, um I've been a guardian ad litem volunteer in Brevard County for 35 years. And it pains me when I deal ‸ with families thatthat have crisis. And the story of of what happened to Junie is doubly important at Junie Rios Martinez Park because children ask, who is that? And they hear the story. And it makes them realize not everyone you meet is going to make you a surfing legend or a model or a baseball star. And it would surprise some of you, maybe, maybe not, but it surprises the hell out of me on a daily basis, how many kids are really gullible to that.
life has been taken. But we have future generations to learn from it. And so I just wanted to share with you that thought process in my mind um because I, too, had heard about the transferring of the funds. And I understand perfectly. Your budget is, like, amazing. I
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budget is hard enough on my own. So I get it. And I know you have to make hard decisions. ‸ But the name of the park and the children who go there and future children, wherever they come from. I mean, I've seen
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or because you you you taught her kids. You know, it's because children are very gullible. And what happened to him could happen to anyone's kids, to to any kid, because people forget and we get comfortable. So I just wanted to share that thought with you, the importance of that park in particular. And i
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Any nays? Thank you, Councilwoman Weeks. We have days. ‸ We have months. But we have weeks. Number one. Public hearing. Ordinance 13-2026. Second and final hearing for this. Second hearing of the city initiated.
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related to townhouse residential subdivisions providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. There have not been any changes to this ordinance since uh first reading. The ordinance is ready for your final consideration. Mayor. Thank you very much, um
Thank you very much. um And we will listen to the public, but this is a no-brainer. So, Chair, and I will open it to the public. Chair, would like to make a motion to approve this
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second and final hearing. Second. I got a second on ‸ floor by Councilwoman Weeks. Chair, ‸ like to close this portion to councilover to the public. Please come forward, state your name, um and you have three minutes to
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Going once. Going twice. Chair,let me close this portion to the public and return to the council. chair is going to call the question. All in favor by
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additional second and final hearing or reading on this particular ordinance which was performed by our city attorney and i'm happy to say i think we will get a unanimous vote on this um
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nuisances amending article 1 in general to provide for the general abatement of nuisances creating a new article for artificial lighting nuisances providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and Resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date again. This is final reading ready for your final consideration
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happy to answer any additional questions you have but this ordinance primarily beefs up the city code to actually establish a standard by which lighting uh Nuisances can be determined by code enforcement and evaluated by the code enforcement board under appropriate circumstances
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mayor. Thank you very much Esquire Garganese This is a no-brainer, ladies and gentlemen. um um As I alluded to earlier, uh Esquire Garganese formulated, devised, came up with this uh outstanding artificial lighting nuisance. um Mrs. Community Service Director, would you like to share anything before I turn it over to the public? I'm almost wanting to make this a motion now, but I know it's initiated from District
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Thank you. All right. sure like to close this portion to Council over to the public. Please come forward and state your name if you have an issue with this particular item in reference or artificial lighting.
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for years. I've gone to the police department. I've gone to the city. I've gone to the council. i've It's all over. But anyway, I guess someone must have told him he took off the bright light, but now he's got a red light, which when you come out, it looks like one of those, um like they're putting one of those lights in your eyes. So I don't know which one is worse, the
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So he always had a white spotlight that I couldn't even go to the backyard at night because I fell a couple of times. You know, it was so bright, so bright. um But he took that one off. I guess maybe he, someone must have told him about the meeting. I didn't know it was approved. I was,
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So today I decided, okay, let me come and talk about it. So he has a red one now, a big red spotlight on my side of the, my left side of the house. So I wanted to see if they can look into it.
downward and not glaring into your neighbor's household. So, you know, we've had complaints about this in the past. I hope it, I hope it positively impacts the situation you're going through.
about it, just like his cameras over my fence. Facing my, actually my room. My kids, it was my kids rooms. Now it's my room. So, if you know, it goes into my room, my son's room, you know, it's he moves it back and forth.
done. So I just now, I have my shutters up. I took them down because I get no light. But now I get the light bright light and my son too. That spotlight was always in the, in
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like to close this portion to council. i mean excuse me to the public and return
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um ‸ only reason why is because I asked the question the last time, um will a code enforcement officer, um in a situation where an individual shines a light at one o'clock in the morning,
o'clock in the morning to investigate this? The answer probably would be no. And so I, I, we already have an ordinance in place. Yes. This beefs it up, but this theory doesn't have the teeth in my, just in my humble opinion.
And so what this does with the floodlight, it, it, there's, there's people that only feel safe to have floodlights around their, around their home because they, they're not in a neighborhood that has, um the LED lighting in the street.
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big, huge spotlights and somebody just being a pain to their neighbor. I understand that. I i get it. I get that. um But there when I see spotlight, I mean, floodlight, that's where I'm kind of against it on that part. so
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the first time around, as you know, because I was worried about Christmas lights and all of that. and But um i I was willing to give it a shot and see how it played out down the road. so i And I'm still going to probably vote yes for this, just to
a little. And since it's similar to what the county has, I'm willing to give it a shot. So it can always be changed later if need be, if it gets over um aggressive. Just
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first of all, there isn't anything in place now. Secondly, um the light, someone could have flood lights They need to be directed downward so that they're not glaring into their neighbor's house. And um I think the reason, well, it's become uh you know more at the top of my mind, um both because of the situations in my district where this was taking place, but also reading about circadian rhythms and how it impacts sleep, how people, ‸ big part of being able to sleep well is having darkness. And even if you have uh those dark curtains up and you still can't get darkness, um as well as wildlife, it impacts birds. And um so this is the some of the science, the growing science around it, and the reason that um this movement has grown. um And uh I was really triggered by the um trying to remember the organization's name, but they study the stars. ‸ my husband used to be a member. And we've lost so much of our ability to see the stars even, given how much light we have. Of course, we need it for security purposes. But again, light can be directed downward, does not have to be directed at somebody's home. And just doing that will make all the difference. And I'd like to make a motion to support the second reading, to pass the second reading of regulating artificial lighting nuisances.
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to code enforcement for this glaring light issue that their neighbor is just lighting up their house. It's just a nuisance. Right? The question that I have, let's go back to the statement I said earlier.
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that particular situation if they're not out on the streets during that moment? Is that, does that mean that the neighbor has to videotape this? Like, how does,
So, once the report, um the complaint has come in, we would schedule a code officer to go out the next available night to sit and track the lighting, whether or not it is a nuisance or not. And it'll be up to the discretion of the code officer at that point, whether it's a nuisance based on their observation. And
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I'm gonna do an exception to the rule just because of you. This is your first time here. You need to submit a card. I will allow you to talk. But you can't talk from the audience. You have to come to the podium. ‸ Okay.
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I would go out every now and then and turn on the light and then turn it off. And then I would, the last time I did it, my neighbor rudely cussed me out. So then what I did is I gave him a few choice words.
lights down, going down so they don't go in his yard. So that remedied that. But prior to that, y'all, we have coyotes and different crazy things happening. And it's hard to tell people this. And then when I did go out and turn that light, just,
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everybody. Okay. Uh-oh. Okay, here we go. oh okay Okay. Okay. We have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Costs and a second by Councilwoman Weeks. Chair's gonna ‸ call
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have I crossed over because we want to start somewhere and we can always add on. That's why it's called amending where you can add on or change. All right. All right. Let the record reflect four yes, one nay. And that is
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and final item under public hearing. ‸ Okay. after that okay Consider the second reading ordinance number 16-2026 adopting the city's five year schedule of capital ‸ improvements in accordance with the community planning act
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Okay. And can I say one ‸ other thing about that? um uh It was
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to the public. Please come forward and state your name for this particular ordinance, number 16-2026. On
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second and ‸ final reading, going once, going twice,
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Florida, adopting the city's five-year schedule of capital improvements in accordance with the Community Planning Act, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolution
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We have a second on the floor by councilwoman Weeks. chairs gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor, saying aye. Aye. Any nays? eyes have it unanimously. Okay, moving on to item number
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oh boy. Okay. Let me read it, and then I'll listen to you, and then a couple of things that I would like to talk about as well. um Council, to consider the applications for satisfaction or release the lien for case number CE-19-1132, located at 1104 West Highland Drive. Coco, and provide an ‸ action to do to approve approve with conditions or deny the application to satisfy or release the lien. Now, um as you all know, because I know you have taken your, read your notes diligently, a couple of things I just want to bring to their attention. And I know
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Now, I know, I'm sure that person, Mr. Blakeslee, may be in the audience as well. And I know he made a written statement. I would like to hear uh from, you want to hear from staff first? Okay. Community Service Director,
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'll elaborate a little bit more detail of what you had just uh mentioned. uh The property owners of record are Randy Blakeslee and Gary Lynch, who acquired the property in 2018, and the code enforcement case originated in 2020. And the property has been brought into compliance,
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on August 18th of this year. uh The violations of the property were identified as storing outdoors, protective treatment, weeds, parking in the yard, and a rental business tax receipt
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and advised that he was making efforts to bring the property into compliance. uh The property owner has indicated that it is an is it is his intent to sell the property following the resolution of this uh code lien. The, as you noted, the amount uh that has been adjusted for
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from the attorney stating that they would um like to bring this before council and request a reduction of that amount. Their request is for a request of relief made
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I'll speak now. Okay. ‸ So, um this property is in district two. um one of the reasons I ran for council, one of my, my prime principles was to clean up blight.
that fell on the blight over the years. And one of the ‸ missions that, you know, all of us as a council took on was to take this mission on head on and clean up. uh if you look in these neighborhoods, district one, all the
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holding these property owners accountable. um this property in particular was one of the properties that was brought to my attention when I first ran for council. One of the property owners adjacent from the property actually stated to me that he wanted
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from this property. um I think with the amount, that has occurred over time from non-compliance and it's since been reduced by the city manager, in my opinion, I think that's reasonable. ‸ I hope the council ‸ continue to, uh hold these property owners accountable for the blight that's being caused and the distress that these neighboring property owners are, being subjected to.
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uh earlier this year, this is the first one that we've actually brought before Council. We have cleared many cases um through this program and have been uh actually receiving payments for all of these cases over the last few months. So it has worked um quite well as far as working with the the property owners to get them to comply and to pay um a reduced
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Councilwoman Weeks, man um I don't know if I should say this now or wait till after uh they speak, but um I did some research on it and uh they had put the house up for sale in, uh this was in June
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of what the house is worth. uh in that's my issue with keeping uh the lien amount that high because the house is ‸ not worth that much. um And so that's, to me, a problem.
him because it there are definitely extenuating circumstances that go along with it. So uh I would like to hear from them. But I just wanted to bring up uh the value because sometimes that is put when uh when I'm with the code, you know
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okay um Let me say it this way. Well, I'm gonna ‸ hear from you, Deputy Mayor
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to hear from them. Yeah. But there's a couple of things I really want to say real quick, and that's up front. Here it is. um You said that the former um Esquire attorney Dave A. Baker became a ghost to you, sir. Is that right? Yes, sir. So so did you make a complaint against him since he became a ghost?
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that's where I stand on this issue. But I would like to hear from you. And like I said, if you didn't make it on a complaint against the Bar Association yet, and and and this has been going on for how long now? so So that's where I stand on that issue. I mean, if you were maxed out and reach your pinnacle point of frustration, and um I think you would have taken additional action,
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I don't... When we're making these decisions on council, I don't think it is our job to be um be concerned with the amount of value of the home. I think, you know, when we're on council, we're not realtors. we areWe are council members making the decision to hold um the residents or or the owners of these homes accountable for uh neglect or whatever the case may be, dealing with this case or any other case. And so the only way to hold individuals accountable in my 46 years of life is is the dollar, is the pocketbook. and And sometimes, uh and I'm not saying in this particular ‸ case, but we've had cases come before us where uh people took advantage of of of our kindness and then sold a home a day later. um we We've had that. And I'm i'm guilty of of of wiping the tears while I'm up here on the dais, right? And then they sold a home for 260 000 and we gave them a lien reduction of 147 000 right? So that's just how i I feel about it. oh I think um the Code Enforcement Board did their due diligence, staff did their due diligence. And so I i think the recommendation is, is warranted.
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agree to some... To some degree, I agree that, you know, there has to be, you know, some sort of... uh I guess it's punitive to some degree. However, the first thing I'm thinking about is how to get that neighborhood in shape. And if I'm putting
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So that would concern me, particularly in a market that is trending against sales right now, that um I wouldn't want to take away the incentive for that to move quickly. And so, um for that reason, I would find that the 74 000 extreme, um you know, I think there's some number that can be reached in between that would still allow them, allow him to move the property quickly. And let's, you know, work at upgrading that neighborhood by doing so.
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next. I understand what you're saying, uh uh Deputy Mayor. um And uh i I want to, yes, it took him way too long to get this fixed. in it And you're right, I'm not acting here as a realtor. I just looked up what the value of it ‸ was. I know that area. um But, and I know you all know that area. um
and I don't want to go down to a low amount at all. I just think somewhere in between uh the 74 and um the the low amount, I guess, what is he asking for,
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Thank you. Mr. blake's lee sir, would you come to the podium? You can bring your attorney. But, yeah okay, both of you come to the podium. Both of you all give me your name. And then you all decide who will convey your thoughts. And
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My name is Randy Blakeslee. I'm
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other owner,
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Mr. Harkins has come from St. Petersburg to represent me. And I thank you for allowing him to speak.
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My name is Michael Harkins. I am the attorney for Mr. Blakeslee. I have represented him over the past eight months in a partition action that was uh began
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‸ And just to give some context for that partition action, because my client was dispossessed of his interest in the property, I believe, in 2021, the only real remedy he had was to file a partition action in order to both secure the sale of the property and, as it turned out, eventually get the other co-owner, Gary Lynch, as well as unknown tenants that Mr. Lynch had rented out rooms in the property to uh removed from the property. So Mr. Blakeslee hired Mr. Baker to file that partition action in December of 2023, and
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That's not atypical, to be perfectly honest. The gears of justice turn slowly, and these cases take time to uh to play out. At the end of 2024, it was December of 2024, a judgment of partition was entered by the court stating that Mr. Blakeslee was entitled to partition. However, just getting a judgment doesn't necessarily do anything. You need to actually you know act on that judgment. And while I was not involved, my understanding is at that time,
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a magistrate appointed to get the property on the market and sold, and that then Mr. Baker failed to do that. uh Mr. Blakeslee reached out to uh Mr. Baker's office numerous times during the course of 2025, and was told that uh they were waiting on a
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That said, just based on my experience, sometimes the courts are very busy. Often you do have to wait on a court date. So
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of his counsel for some time until he came to the realization that Mr. Baker was not acting in his best interest. And that was the time that he hired my firm in February of this year. So we immediately took actions to
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to have a magistrate appointed. We filed that motion in February. We had a hearing on that motion in March of this year. The court granted that motion and appointed David Weiss as the special magistrate to secure the sale of the ‸ property. And it directed the uh co-owner, Mr. Lynch, as well as the tenants to cooperate with the magistrate in doing so. Unfortunately, for reasons that Ii guess are unsurprising,
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And so we had to take action to get them removed from the property. We had a hearing in May in which we asked the court to order that they be removed. The court uh had a set a show cause hearing in June of this year giving the opportunity to the other owner to attend and say why that they should not be removed. When the other owner failed to appear the uh the court ordered the eviction of the owner ‸ the tenants that was secured in July of this year. Quickly thereafter,
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and we've been obviously dealing with the code enforcement board since then to try to resolve the situation. And they've been very helpful and i
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I understand they have certain parameters by which they need to evaluate these applications and they've done all that they can for us. But that said, my client made the decision that we wanted to bring this in front of the City Council to give the additional context about what went on and why this went on for so long. And it's unfortunate that it did go on for so long, but there are specific mitigating circumstances. Okay,
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I have a question. let me It's a two-part question,
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this in this uh lean reduction plan, the 90 reduction is the maximum reduction that we offer to the um the applicants. For any of the projects that they bring before us. And that's ‸ If they have uh completed the the work within a year, then
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Okay, so so so in essence. This 90 reduction just just an option. I'm just saying um if they can if you all complete the requirement. ‸ Of what she alluded to. Can you
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[01:28:42]Speaker 16 (introduced as “Randy Blakeslee” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
Well, my former attorney,
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because
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[01:28:50]Speaker 16 (introduced as “Randy Blakeslee” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
because I was trying to evict everyone and then he gave them the lease and I was forced to hire an attorney. I tried to evict the people without the attorney.
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we've been, oh it's taken me almost over three years just to get the people out of the house. Once the court was delayed because ‸ the judge's schedule um and the judge put it back uh six weeks at 125 a day fine. And then again, the court was closed when Hurricane
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I believe it was, was our court date, which was the only day that Brevard County Court was closed. So, it was moved back another six weeks because of that. So, I'm here just trying to let you understand that I have been trying and paying a lot of money. Mr. Harkins came all the way from St. Petersburg for me tonight. ‸ And
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he's doing a great job for me. But ‸ I have tried my best to get these people out of the house.
No, and I get that. i What I'm, I'm just trying to narrow down because I can see from 2023 on you were going through legal stuff. So, you had to work the legal system and all of that. But
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trying to evict the tenants on my own without getting an attorney. And then when he, when he found that out, he gave them a lease, which means I had to get an attorney. So, I'd actually tried to evict those people and get them out of the house before.
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[01:31:46]Speaker 16 (introduced as “Randy Blakeslee” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
rented the house i rented to own
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[01:31:51]Speaker 16 (introduced as “Randy Blakeslee” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
friend of mine, and Mr. ‸ Lynch paid the balloon payment. um I really, I know that it was based on the prior payments that i had made on the rent to own uh issue over two years previously so from 2016. but um i think
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which would have been the other half of the house, because I had already paid off half from the rent
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you you you could you, you probably did pay more. I'm only concerned with the original purchase price. The original purchase price was 35 grand the original actually the original sale two years prior to that was 26 000. So, you so whoever purchased
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2018 purchase. Now, I'm not talking about your interest. I'm not talking, I'm not talking, I'm not concerned with that. My, my original, the original 2018 purchase from either you and or your partner was
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Yes, sir. that was That was the balloon payment because I had been paying on the rent to own previously to that for over two years.
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So that should be considered as well, I
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Thank you. i got you
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However, that is not a concern of mine is how much money is going to be profit That's not a concern of mine. That's not a factor in my decision making. I'm i'm more so at it with ‸ making sure this neighborhood doesn't return to a the conditions that it was before the council put in all the work to bring this neighborhood up. You ride through this community here. it's It's very nice. All the property owners have brought their properties up to a nice standard. And I just feel like if we're not sticking to our our codes and um holding the property owners accountable, especially the uh rental uh the landlords in this area who have rented their properties out, we're going to return to the same issue. um i was elected
me, if I make a bad business deal with another person, I don't have any rescue boat coming to save me. um That was just a bad investment on my behalf. Again, what what is profited from you selling your property that's not a factor to me
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note that in the two years that I lived there on the rent to own before Mr. Lynch was involved,
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tell you that I was a good neighbor and the property was always maintained properly. And the house was actually upgraded while I lived there. After Mr. Lynch moved in and started renting rooms out to people that I did not know or agree with is when it took
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downturn and I moved out and hired and tried my best to correct the situation.
Weeks. um i I do feel bad for you because I do feel like you obviously lived there before and you find yourself in a bad situation um that and you did try to remedy it. um Me personally, I'd rather see us
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uh because I feel like that is uh covers the uh covers not only the city costs, but is a ‸ still a substantial fine for what has transpired. Because he obviously has been trying very hard to get control of the house so he could do something with it and bring it up to code. And as soon as he did, as soon as he got control of it, he did bring it up to code. If we had been waiting for the other owner, would it still be racking up fines. So I hate to see him punished for the full amount when he's been uh
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punishment. um And as you stated, you know, there were efforts put forward. um And again, the primary purpose of getting this going and reducing this is so that he can go ahead and turn it around and sell it. Because I don't know if you have things you have to do to sell it and certainly negotiations that go on when ‸ you're trying to sell ‸ home.
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Negatively, that uh we would give him more room to be able to negotiate and and get the home into hands that will really want to be a part of that community and take care of it. And I'm quite familiar with that community as well. As you know, that was a part of District
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you right now because because there's some things I need
let me let me let me say something to you. He stated that he just received a text. I told him to talk to the city manager, and then he took it over to I'm talking. And then I took it over there to the doggone city attorney. So nobody's hiding or suppressing anything. Okay.
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and read a text message, and I'm not supposed to. And so that's the reason why I went to the city manager, because i we all I believe all of us right now are currently receiving text messages from the one
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Okay, so we have a motion on the floor. Is there any other discussion, because we dealt with this now? um We have a motion on the floor by uh Madam Clerk. Recite me the motion, please. As
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This church is going to call the question, all in favor, saying aye aye. Aye. Any nays? Nay. Let the record reflect. uh Do a roll call, please, Madam City Clerk.
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Thank you very much, sir. Thank you. Proceeding forward to our final item for tonight, consider the reappointment of Stephen Harrell on the
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make a motion to approve and I'm looking for a second. Second.
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different, um well, there I think there's three different um costume contests. There's the the pet costume contest, a kid's costume contest, and then I think they do a family one as well. um So, um but I will reach out and we'll let you know if there's any need.
we collect food. So um it's definitely, it's not our fall festival flyer, but yeah, that's when we'll be collecting food. So we collect food at the different events.
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‸ I'll be remiss if I didn't say a few things real quick. um I know our fire department just received an award. Of course that day, it was on our city website. I'm gonna ‸ just leave that alone. I had a great time in the community walk. uh
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I think we're in that area too as well. uh ‸ we had a great time, man. I appreciate what you all do in the community. I travel throughout the community daily in all four districts. Again, I'm the only one that represent all members of all four districts. so I want to say thank you to the constituents of the great city of
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Town Hallisis next Monday night. It's at the museum and I hope you will be there. We'll be able to talk about bright line and other developments. So, this has been, uh you know, concluding my eight years. uh This has been the week of goodbyes and kind of, uh and of course, then the big event is the bright line That's something that we've talked about the entire eight years I've been here. uh So, uh it's been an honor to serve on the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization. And um I'm so happy this happened that um I got to end my final term with
i just to say about the TPO and working with miss Gillette and the other staff and and ‸ just the kind of planning they do, I really appreciate. It's been great to be a part of that. And the Vision Zero uh movement to see that take hold.
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there. And, against again, this is an organization whose activities are data driven um really seeing the results. And, of course, um it's been a privilege to work with
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point that um the commission is looking at the developing plans for the regional wastewater treatment plant, as well as looking at an industry cluster in water technology. And so since I had worked with um two EPA assistant administrators for water and was with ‸ Water Environment Federation, I had contacts that helped in that area. so But it was really an honor to um to serve with them. And to be a part of this great campaign, I just think it's got a lot of promise, as do we. um I enjoyed the National Walk to School Day. That was the first one I participated in. I guess we've done that every year. Yeah. And I wanted to uh put this on everyone's radar screen. um
because the federal policy governing the meaning of harm under the Endangered Species Act. So we will still hear more about that. um the The rules to place the um
to uh put them on either sewer or advanced septic are still in place. The goal is still for 2030. And I think, um and of course, many times those rules get pushed back. But usually when when when that kind of um when that kind of rules put forward is a signal. And that um that we should be moving in that direction. So for the Indian River Lagoon Basin, I'm concerned that, or ‸ I would like to see us, and I brought this up before, the whole idea that we notify people that are within the North Indian River Lagoon Basin. Of course, this is,
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as I know. um I would like to see it come back to council. um I would think it's not something that we would have to spend a lot of money on or even time to identify those households and just send them a letter letting them know. ‸ that this grant is available to them. um You know, and the county would be more than happy to work with us in that endeavor. Is that something that I need to bring back as an agenda item? I'm asking city manager, I guess.
action would be to contact and could be by mail, but just to make sure that everyone that is eligible for those dollars to hook up to sewer knows that they are available, knows that the law is changing in 2030, that they would have to be hooked up to sewer. and um you know, I would think those
We would be the. um It's initiated by the municipality and they would certainly work with you in the wording on that and share letters that have gone out to other municipalities.
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‸ You can put it on the agenda. I'm just curious as to why they have the funding available. And they they've not sent the notices out and. Okay. um Yeah, we can have a conversation with Virginia.
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We didn't see as much as rain as I thought we would see, um which is a good thing. um Prayers to the responders and the residents up there in the panhandle
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got a bunch of young men together and taught them how to tie ties. um It was, as you know, it's bigger than just learning how to tie ‸ tie that For them, that's a game changer for guys who are going to be going into the next phase of manhood and into their careers. So that was always, it's always a great thing to attend this event here. A lot of great men also attended um
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So, uh as I said, there was more than, uh there was a lot of motivational speakers and uh mentors in attendance. So, always good to be back in the jungle. And
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to get some uh correction there. What was district two and what was district one? But I think we got it down pack‸ So, here's some of the officers there. As you can see, it was well attended. uh The residents, they love seeing the officers show up. And uh the officer was actually taking notes and hearing their concerns and um and really just giving them a ear. um
Night Out. I'm sorry. So I had a chance to attend that event. um I came in the later half of the event, but again, it was well attended. i did I thought it was going to cause an issue with attendance with it being a move from the original venue, which we do at Provost Park,
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boys bounce back. We took some hard losses over the past couple ‸ weeks. So that was a great... um uh oh I guess my pictures. oh no, actually, this was the uh National uh Walk to School event. uh
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so But they uh mitigated through that and we were able to make it happen. So that was good. Some of the uh walkers and students. Even in the rain, I didn't see anybody with a sad face. They was happy to do the walk. So that was pretty cool. Did you see parents?
they're putting together called the STAR program, which is going to connect Orange County uh through, they call it a rapid transit uh system. and So it's going to be a combination of trains and rapid bus uh uh movement. um Eventually, like I said, they'll have light rail and heavy rail um connecting to the
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that connecting us all the way up to Jacksonville and beyond. So I'm excited about that. um Again, our station is bigger than I think that we even think. So again, all is well in District
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sorry. It's the best district. Anyway, um so uh there were so many events in the last two weeks. It's amazing. once One day, I think I went to three events in a day. um
uh your ballot, your voice. And um they talked about all of the, not only the uh what the ballot initiatives, the tax initiatives, specifically the three that are on there. And then, uh
um so they were giving a lot of good information. This was a very well attended event. um learned Learned a lot from those folks. And then uh there was State of the Cities. And oh look, there's Mr. witten That's right. And he did a very good job. All the city managers did, which is really unique to get the city managers up there from all the different cities uh to talk about. And it was kind of, he would ask them questions. And some, not everybody answered all of them. But um anyway, it was very good. And our city manager held his own and did a good job up there. So thank you, sir, for doing that. um Let's see. Then, of course, the Bright Line and uh Congressman Herodopoulos. uh How can you not like the man? He's just nothing but smiles. And and look what he is he has helped us do. So anyway, uh he did a great job out there that morning. And,
going to harden 900 railroad crossings. I mean, you think of that, 900 railroad crossings, a lot less car deaths. So that is amazing that that that's going along with the with our station. um Of course, Lorraine and I had ‸ to snap a quick picture. National Night Out, the Color Guard, the uh choir uh from Coco High sang.
uh I'm so sorry. But he got up when he made his remarks. And he says, ‸ you need to go around and touch every table. And I said, well, if you talk to them and not just touch, you might learn something. so i i apologize. Not everybody in the audience caught what I said to what you said. But I figured you did. So anyway, iI do apologize if I hurt your feelings on that. But I couldn't help it. um Anyway, and then this was the ‸ walk uh to the school. anthony Yep, that's Anthony. Yep.
And of course, I had my dog out there. And she she was very, very popular with the kids. And I had such fun conversations with the kids while we were walking
And anyway, it was just it was wonderful to chat with them as we were walking. So I really enjoyed that. And then uh last Friday, I serve on the Florida League of Cities Finance and Taxation Committee. And so we met and uh all these folks. uh Diana is the uh president this year for League of Cities. and um
shoot, Dr. Cador uh serves on that committee. So I'm honored to serve on that committee. And we do good work. So, yep, it's really good. And uh the gentleman from the League of Cities, who I'm drawing a
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was a 73.59 more than 10 years ago which is ‸ huge increase. And again, I had it on my phone. And I went, okay I don't even remember where I snapped that picture. But I found that interesting uh fact there. So um
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2026. And um they all did me the honor of wearing their shirts when we got on the cruise. But because we lived in the Bahamas for three years, uh I wanted to take the grandkids back and show them where we lived. And as you all know, I raised the first Bahama parrot successfully raised in captivity. Maybe you didn't know that. The bird on the left is the last one of the four that I raised. She's 32 years old. Her name's Squeaker. And she still knows me. Well, I thought we'd do a name the Bahama parrot contest, and they never did. So the first three babies were Squeaker, Honker, and Little Bit, because Squeaker, Squeak, Honker, Honk, a Little Bit was a little bit of a thing. So
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You know, she remembers us. They have very, very long memories. so But uh that was awesome to get to do. So I just wanted to share that those family little family
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one quick thing. I wrote down, our parking things out there in the parking lot are looking so sad. What can we do to get them repainted so that they are not faded? And,
our cars. I mean, have you noticed? ‸ They look so sad. you they're About half the lettering is gone. And so, i I mean, I don't even mind coming, getting lettering and painting them if we need to do that. But they need sprucing up. That's a
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the ones down the line, not one of ours, that has been recently painted. It looks wonderful, which made ours even look worse. So, anyway, just throwing it out there, what can we do to get those uh spruced up a little? I mean, you know, ‸ all it is
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for sure. um Yeah, it just it just got pretty bad. I mean, you know, we man Chief talked about it, and he kind of walked me off the ledge about um taking away the plugs for the electric plugs outside of the center. And maybe that'll slow people down from coming. because They use the plugs to charge their phones. I didn't necessarily like the ideal of that because
uh It could be other different factors that make it happen, and people need to charge their phones. um But, you know, the chief had a good point. You know, if you if you want to stop the issue, you may have to stop the source, which is really the electricity. And
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so um So I did talk to Parks and Rec today about that, putting a cover over ‸ at least temporarily, to see what happens. um The second location, uh which I haven't said this in probably five years, Provost Park. uh we it always been, for the last five years, because of positive foot traffic, which is the football program used to be there,
exist there. And so you're getting some of the same traffic coming, picking up again. And so I wanted to bring that up to you as well. ‸ So um that was it. um So this was uh Lee Brevard.
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and said, where are you? uh And I was at work. And so I appreciate you forfor being there, number one. And number two, just kind of keep me in line like you always have. uh I really appreciate that.
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great conversation. uh Some things got a little contentious every now and then, um certain topics. But but it was it was good overall. It shows that people uh in Brevard have
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to give each other hugs and show each other love. And I think that was it was a great idea to bring it indoors because it rained like cats and dogs uh that day. um Larry Brown said he the one who made the move, who made the call. But I don't believe him at all. uh But but but i I think this might be the move. um You know, I told Mr. Loris the same thing. This might be a great move to move it indoors until it gets a mass amount of people. But I think this this was a good idea. And so I want to give a shout out to
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um for for the event and just for bringing people together. um ‸ This was I took um this‸ the last few football players that was there at the end. But we took 26 football players to the real church. um And it was a good opportunity for for them. and Pastor Jarvis and their whole entire uh congregation has always been community servants. And really, they showed us a lot of love. They
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And so we said, okay he you always coming to us and bring us free pizza and serve the children. Now we're going to come to you. And um and wewe surprised him. And
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think of. um But I appreciate her. And also, the city manager for, you know, always trying to be in place, even though he don't like to talk on a microphone. um Next time, we'll get you to talk. um These are our main men. These are the Knights of
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great example ofof how, how to, how to be, how to act. uh We have some moments with them every now and then to kind of get them in line. um But, but overall, uh Mr. Jordan, um
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these young people, they, when they come in, they get everybody's attention. um Because they're so respectful and they handle their business properly. And so, um we appreciate them for, for being there for the um um National Night Out. um Huge day.
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moving forward in the future. um And, and to Councilwoman, calls on that you, you absolutely correct. To see the fruits of the labor, um especially to be in position, be on council um while this happens. um We went through a lot. The staff went through a lot. us uh The mayors and count and uh ‸ city manager taking flights all over the their country to get this money. um But, but it, it all came together, man. It took a great, great group of people to make this happen and uh truly ‸ appreciate the opportunity uh to just be in, in, in the building and be in, at, in place on council to see this happen. um but again, great, great day. uh and I had to, still had to beg my father to allow me to be there for 30 minutes. uh
yeah because I'm telling ‸ he hates me being on council. He just, ‸ I'm telling you, he hated he'd been hating ‸ for eight years. Them people don't pay you enough.
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uh Another good photo. is I don't know why even when I seen the flag, uh city manager ‸ next to me. The mayor was right in front of me. ‸ let's go take this picture right in front of the
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you know, we had the tail end of of of eight years of being on council. uh Much appreciation to to the mayor and the city manager. um Definitely a lot of times keeping me alive, keeping me focused.
lot for for for me personally, uh for me, my family. And um I appreciate the journey and all the rough times and arguments and all the stuff um that that we went through aboutyou know, being on council together. But, again, i I appreciate uh you two men and everybody else on the council as well. um But i i really I really, I don't know, God just told me, please go take this picture. And uh we made it happen. So uh that that is that is it. um I think that's all I had. I'm good. Good? yeah Yes, sir.
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District number one. Why district one is near and dear to my heart because it's number one in my heart. And that's the district I reside
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do a whole lot in the background. And so I think last week was a good example. It rained a ton last week. ‸ And everybody kind of, wow why is it raining? Well, guess what that does to the wastewater plant? It stresses us out to the maximum. And so I'm happy to report that we didn't discharge the river. We stayed in compliance. uh You know, ‸ those are big things. You know, and I would also, also indicate that the part of the reason why we were able to stay in compliance is because we have an
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And so we were able to put some excess reclaim that wasn't being used because everybody had their sprinklers off. And there's nowhere to put it. Everything gets full. Our
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the tanks are full and nobody's using it. But yet it still comes. And that's part of the, part of the, uh the mystique, if you will, of working on the wastewater side. They never really know how much volume will come at you at any one moment, as opposed to the water, which is kind of pressure driven and kind of what you put out, per se, to match to match pressures. uh So that was kind of a big achievement, and uh we were talking a little further. I have my leadership meeting also uh this morning with my my leaders, and I was asking ‸ about the infiltration and the inflow, because that's what contributes to the high flows also. And he said, yeah, we had about
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our our supervisor, was quick to remind me, when I first got here, and it was one of the things that got my attention, was that the plant used to see peaks during a regular, not even the storms we see today, but
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It still has some room to to plug up, and we'll continue those efforts, and we keep putting and budgeting those dollars. um but But that is the result of basically 10 or 12 years now of slip lining, manholes, addressing the manholes, as well as the the cracked and the old, uh
don't touch them, but when they start cracking, them the water will infiltrate into them. So we've been slip lining those to try to keep the water out. uh So it's lowered those peaks, so it's much more manageable. But honestly, the the bigger concern, obviously, is always dischargedischarging‸ river, and I'm also proud to say that, you know, as of today, we ‸ still not, this year, have not discharged again to the river. And so we hope, bar any unforeseen major storms and other things that come, that we won't have to do that. So anyway, that's...
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because, you know, when I look at the stuff on paper, it shouldn't happen, but they somehow make the compliance work. uh We're able to adjust flows, internally shift flows inside the plant
There's all kinds of tricks and things that they learn because that's why it takes years to get your operator's license to learn and the nuances of how to operate a plant. And those guys are really our magicians. They do excellent jobs and uh it's unsung because they do it every day. uh But last week was a bit unique and and that it happened and and life goes on and then it gets a little drier and the weather gets clear and then we kind of forget about it. So
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first of all, sir, and thank you for you and your staff and all directors and staff members and employees for your intuitiveness. So thank you for having that vision to see, to deal with situations comparable to this, you
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And Ii know I got in trouble last time, but cream always rise to the top, man. And I'm gonna ‸ leave that alone.
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All right. um I didn't want to leave the meeting without um at least expressing our condolences for the uh two children that lost their life um over the past couple ‸ days. um And I just wanted to put that out and uh send prayers to the family, the mother and uh all her loved ones and friends.
And Fire Department, too, as well. Big shout out to the boys,
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Charlene about this, about the uh repair list. And I'm having to explain in detail about Sadowski funds, about processes. Is there any way we can do an educational thing about the amount of funds that we do receive? Why is it is not the way, the amount of money that we used to receive in the past um to kind of show that process? Something, some kind of. uh
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coach uh Coach. Well, yeah, you that too. But Deputy Mayor
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there, that gentleman in black. Who's that gentleman ‸ black, sir?
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the greatest university of all times. um Here we're cleaning in the Board of Health, but also with um my good friend, pat Mayor Pat Bates and Mayor Scott Black. This is Pat bates swan song year. She's been over 30 years actively involved with the Space Coast and well and also the Florida League of Cities.
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We were celebrating her great efforts and commitment and dedication. um I wasn't sure if we did this one or not, but
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Michael. Let me think of Michael's last name. He's also like uh parallel to um our uh district, John Tyler, from the Mighty Mighty Fifth District. This is Secretary of Transportation, Mr. Perdue. This is uh ‸ Team
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Hey, boys, a great group of people. Paisano, you're in the back, man. uh Alex was almost as tall as you, Paisano, but but he has a long way to go. And a special
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Look, we have all demographics. We have all departments. We have
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And I just love the camaraderie there. And you can see, uh again, to
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project home. um It was a great day. The weather was perfect. um it's Clearly, Team
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[02:29:01]Speaker 1 (name not verified) + overlapping voice
a couple of those photos there at this great event. You know, come Rain, Sleet,
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings; a language review questioned the wording · 02:29:07–02:29:14 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
[02:29:14]Speaker 1 (name not verified) + overlapping voice
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:29:29–02:29:35 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
were This is where uh uh Councilwoman Weeks and I were talking about over there at um Committee Day at Orlando. This is one of my classmates, college
[02:29:45]Speaker 1 (name not verified) · Unclear audio
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:29:45–02:29:56 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
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um As this, this is our national night out. You can see the great people that work in staff because if you don't acknowledge the various ladies on the right hand side, there that's a tough crew, boy. As you all know, and this is a Mother Brown, and this is Grandma Mrs. Fox, a former member of Diamond Square. As you can see, well attended. Everyone had a great time.
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Flag: a language review questioned the wording · 02:30:30–02:30:33 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
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sister, uh yours true to Miss Samantha. The other lady in orange is uh Denise Stewart. The lady that's beside me is uh Mrs. Linda Williams, who donated a lot of these photos. ‸ as well. Hey, we can make some money right there, right here, boy. Look at that, boy. Hey, boy, ‸ I see it's 32, man.
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Flag: a language review questioned the wording · 02:30:59–02:31:01 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
man, which is wonderful because it's an education. It's all about teaching the people, loving the people, and educating the people, and that's what we did. um This is uh Brother
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:31:12–02:31:12 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:31:20–02:31:22 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings; a language review questioned the wording · 02:31:26–02:31:32 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
the left hand side, my frat brother, uh Mrs. uh Jenkins, Mrs. Spurlock, and her students. And this concludes this portion of mine. Thank you, Mitch. Thank you very much. Thank you to all great citizens of
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:31:47–02:31:47 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings · 02:31:59–02:32:00 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
Flag: the recognizer flagged its own output; a language review questioned the wording · 02:32:04–02:32:05 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording