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Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Mike Blake, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Patricia Weeks
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines.)
Absences: the minutes print an “ABSENT” heading with no names under it.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Anthony A. Garganese (City Attommey), Stockton Whitten (City Manager), Monica Arsenault (City Clerk), Abigail Morgan (Public Works Director), Rebecca Bowman (Finance Director), Charlene Neuterman (Community Services Director), Jonathan Lamm (Fire Chief), Evander Collier IV (Police Chief), Jack Walsh (Utilities Director), Lorne Stinnett (HR Director), Mary Humbert (Director of Business Systems and Innovation), Samantha Senger (Communications & Economic Development Director), Luci Ribeiro (Planner), Helpdesk Support (Tech)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (11)
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of April 28, 2026. (2026-202) — to approve the agenda with an amendment to remove Consent item V.2 and Public Hearing item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
2. Minutes: Regular Meeting of December 9, 2025. (2026-350) — to approve the December 9, 2025 meeting minutes as written (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
3. Minutes: Regular Meeting of March 10, 2026. (2026-203) — to approve the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes as written (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
to approve the Consent agenda (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 5–6
1. Ordinance 01-2026: Grissom Parkway 46 Acres Annexation. (2026-294) — to approve the Second and Final Reading of Ordinance 01-2026 of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida; annexing approximately 45.26 acres of real property generally located east of Grissom Parkway north of Oxbow Circle, and south of Canaveral Groves Boulevard; providing for … (moved by Lavander Hearn, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 5–6; the vote on p. 7
2. Ordinance 02-2026: Grissom Parkway 46 Acres Future Land Use Map Amendment. (2026-215) — to approve Ordinance 02-2026, changing the future land use map designation of the real property from Brevard County “Residential-4” to City of Cocoa “Industrial” on Second and Final Reading (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 7
: 3. Ordinance 03-2026: Grissom Parkway 46 Acres Zoning Map Amendment Second : Reading. (2026-296) — to approve Ordinance 03-2026 on Second and Final Reading, changing the zoning map designation of the real property from Brevard County “General Use (GU)” to City of Cocoa “Manufacturing and Industrial (M-2)” district) (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 8
1. Consider the appointment of Ashley Lanier to fill one of two Alternate Member Vacancies on the Board of Adjustment. (2026-243) — to approve Ashley Lanier to fill an Alternate member seat on the Board of Adjustment (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 8
2. Consider the appointment of Delores Martin to the Diamond Square CRA through January 30, 2027. (2026-331) — to appoint Delores Martin to fill the Seat 1 vacancy through January 30, 2027 (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 9–10
1. Acceptance of $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending for the Cocoa Multi- modal Brightline Station and approval for the City Manage — to accept a $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending for the Cocoa Multi-modal : Brightline Station and approval for the City Manager to execute future grant : agreement (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 9–10
to adjourn the Regular meeting of April 28, 2026 (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 9–10
Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)
$2 million — Council: decided in an adopted motion. “accept a $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending for the Cocoa Multi-modal : Brightline Station and approval for the City Manager to execute future grant : agreement” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 9–10); fiscal period not recorded)
$4,831,700 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda. “Award Bid No. B-26-03-COC, Dyal Water Treatment Plant Carbon Dioxide System : Page | 4 Replacement Project (WS23BR), to L7 Construction Inc., of Longwood, Florida, for $4,831,700; To Approve a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Approve and 5 Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not To Exceed $483,170 for a Total Project : Cost of $5,314,870; And to approve BAF 26-053-IFT-UT.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$483,170 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “Award Bid No. B-26-03-COC, Dyal Water Treatment Plant Carbon Dioxide System : Page | 4 Replacement Project (WS23BR), to L7 Construction Inc., of Longwood, Florida, for $4,831,700; To Approve a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Approve and 5 Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not To Exceed $483,170 for a Total Project : Cost of $5,314,870; And to approve BAF 26-053-IFT-UT.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$5,314,870 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda — total of listed amounts ($4,831,700 + $483,170), not an additional amount. “Award Bid No. B-26-03-COC, Dyal Water Treatment Plant Carbon Dioxide System : Page | 4 Replacement Project (WS23BR), to L7 Construction Inc., of Longwood, Florida, for $4,831,700; To Approve a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Approve and 5 Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not To Exceed $483,170 for a Total Project : Cost of $5,314,870; And to approve BAF 26-053-IFT-UT.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$4,599,297.33 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda. “Approve the close-out of Task Order 2024-02 with HDR, Inc. for the Taylor Creek | Reservoir/St. Johns River Water Supply Permitting Project (Project No. TCR 001) and authorize the transfer of the remaining balance of $85,180.33 to the existing allowance under Task Order 2025-03; to approve Amendment #3 to the scope of services for Task Order 2025-03 to include technical reservoir design review within the existing : t” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$8,529 — Council: Consent agenda item 8, approved with the Consent agenda. “Approve a Resolution Amending the FY26 Budget, BAF#26-055-A, to accept the Brevard County Fire EMS Trust Grant Award for $8,529, approve the additional | expenditure of $1,000 necessary to complete the purchase of a Realiti 360 Plus ! Training Simulator, and authorize the City Manager to execute the grant agreement.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$1,000 — Council: Consent agenda item 8, approved with the Consent agenda. “Approve a Resolution Amending the FY26 Budget, BAF#26-055-A, to accept the Brevard County Fire EMS Trust Grant Award for $8,529, approve the additional | expenditure of $1,000 necessary to complete the purchase of a Realiti 360 Plus ! Training Simulator, and authorize the City Manager to execute the grant agreement.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$5,111 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda (the amount an adopted motion changed FROM (not the amount decided)). “Approve the close-out of Task Order 2024-02 with HDR, Inc. for the Taylor Creek | Reservoir/St. Johns River Water Supply Permitting Project (Project No. TCR 001) and authorize the transfer of the remaining balance of $85,180.33 to the existing allowance under Task Order 2025-03; to approve Amendment #3 to the scope of services for Task Order 2025-03 to include technical reservoir design review within the existing : t” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$85,180.33 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda (kept unchanged by an adopted motion (not a new expenditure)). “Approve the close-out of Task Order 2024-02 with HDR, Inc. for the Taylor Creek | Reservoir/St. Johns River Water Supply Permitting Project (Project No. TCR 001) and authorize the transfer of the remaining balance of $85,180.33 to the existing allowance under Task Order 2025-03; to approve Amendment #3 to the scope of services for Task Order 2025-03 to include technical reservoir design review within the existing : t” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
$56,040 — Council: Consent agenda item 4, approved with the Consent agenda (requested (grant application): the amount asked for in a grant APPLICATION the body approved or authorized (whether it was awarded is not in the record; not an adopted amount)). “Council Approval to apply for a grant for FY 2026 Spirit of Blue Foundation for up to 16 ballistic, rifle rated, tactical shields for a total amount of $56,040.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (2567_04_28_2026_Minutes.pdf, pp. 5–6); fiscal period not recorded)
Agenda (the City's wording)
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I. Opening Matters
1. Call to Order
2. Invocation
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Roll Call
II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of April 28, 2026.
2. Minutes: Regular Meeting of December 9, 2025.
3. Minutes: Regular Meeting of March 10, 2026.
III. Awards and Presentations
1. Proclamation Declaring May 3-9 "Drinking Water Week" — 00:03:05
IV. Delegations
V. Consent Agenda
1. Award Bid No. B-26-03-COC, Dyal Water Treatment Plant Carbon Dioxide System Replacement Project (WS23BR), to L7 Construction Inc., of Longwood, Florida, for $4,831,700; To Approve a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Approve and Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not To Exceed $483,170 for a Total Project Cost of $5,314,870; And to approve BAF 26-053-IFT-UT.
2. Approval to amend Resolution 2025-043 regarding Executive Management team benefits to include Interim Directors.
3. Approve a resolution amending the FY 2026 Budget, BAF 26-033-A & T to "Shore UP" Departmental Accounts with negative balances or project budgets through the use of various budget lines or Fund Balances.
4. Council Approval to apply for a grant for FY 2026 Spirit of Blue Foundation for up to 16 ballistic, rifle rated, tactical shields for a total amount of $56,040.
5. Approval to request and accept additional funding from FEMA for the Fiske & Broadmoor Acres Drainage Improvements Project.
6. CONFIDENTIAL - Florida Cybersecurity Grant Round 3
7. Approve the close-out of Task Order 2024-02 with HDR, Inc. for the Taylor Creek Reservoir/St. Johns River Water Supply Permitting Project (Project No. TCR 001) and authorize the transfer of the remaining balance of $85,180.33 to the existing allowance under Task Order 2025-03; to approve Amendment #3 to the scope of services for Task Order 2025-03 to include technical reservoir design review within the existing total project authorization of $4,599,297.33; to approve Budget Transfer #26-056-T in the amount of $5,111 from account 421-4020-536.31-03 to 421-4020-536.31-27 for the City’s pro rata share; and to authorize the City Manager to execute all necessary documents and amendments.
8. Approve a Resolution Amending the FY26 Budget, BAF#26-055-A, to accept the Brevard County Fire EMS Trust Grant Award for $8,529, approve the additional expenditure of $1,000 necessary to complete the purchase of a Realiti 360 Plus Training Simulator, and authorize the City Manager to execute the grant agreement.
9. Approve Resolution 2026-032, Extending a State of Emergency due to a technological incident affecting the City of Cocoa's critical technological infrastructure.
VI. Public Hearings
1. Ordinance 01-2026: Grissom Parkway 46 Acres Annexation Second Reading
2. Ordinance 02-2026: Grissom Parkway 46 Acres Future Land Use Map Amendment Second Reading
4. M-2 ZTA Large-Scale Commercial Recreation Centers and Gym and Fitness - 3095 Grissom Pkwy
VII. Council Business
1. Consider the appointment of Ashley Lanier to fill one of two Alternate Member Vacancies on the Board of Adjustment. — 00:53:31
2. Consider the appointment of Delores Martin to the Diamond Square CRA through January 30, 2028. — 00:54:23
VIII. City Business
1. Acceptance of $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending for the Cocoa Multi-modal Brightline Station and approval for the City Manager to execute future grant agreement. — 00:57:16
IX. Informational Agenda
X. Reports
XI. Adjournment
XII. Notice to the Public
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The men in the Big Blue, would you come and lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance? And then, please, sirs, and then we will do roll call. Please, ma'am, please, sirs, secure your cell phones. All righty. Would everyone stand, please, for invocation?
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Good evening, everyone. Good evening. ‸ Proclamation. Whereas water is our most valuable natural resource, and whereas drinking water serves a vital role in daily life, serving as an essential purpose to health, hydration, and hygiene needs for the quality of life our citizens enjoy. Whereas tap water delivers public health protection, fire protection, support for our economy, and the quality of life we enjoy. Whereas the hard work performed by the entire water sector designing capital projects, operators, ensuring the safety and quality of drinking water, or a member of a pipe crew maintaining the infrastructure communities rely on to transport high quality drinking water from its source to consumers taps. Whereas the coronavirus pandemic has
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a light on the importance of drinking water for health, hydration, and hygiene needs. Whereas we are all stewards of the water infrastructure upon which current and future generations depend. Whereas the citizens of our city are called upon to help protect our source waters from pollution, practice water conservation, and get involved with their water by familiarizing themselves with it. Now, therefore, be it resolved that by virtue of the authority vested in me as mayor of our city, I do hereby proclamation May 3rd through the 9th, 2026 as drinking water week.
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Yeah, I just actually checked in on the plant, and our flows are way, way up, as you can imagine, because it's been so dry. We haven't had a lot of rainfall. So the proclamation is to identify and recognize, but conservation is important. And we appreciate anything that anybody can do to check your sprinkler systems and just monitor the kind of water you used to use on a daily basis.
All right, well, let's give Mr. Walsh a round of applause, please. Ma'am, please, sir. As you know, a water is our liquid gold. That's our claim to fame. And he rules the world, rules the world. So we believe in our utilities department, all 400 plus employees, staff, and administration. So thank you ‸ very much. Come on, who we're missing?
Proceeding on to the next item on the agenda. This will be delegations. Be mindful you have three minutes to expound on your particular item and we will proceed in this
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I got a packet for for you and the commissioners. This involves a code enforcement officer came to my business, said I had to remove the barbed wire fence around my facility
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what was going on and he was supposed to call me never called me I made two calls to his office ‸ left messages for him to return my call and never never got a call so then I went and hired an
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city he said almost a year why I went in and pulled up, made a records request, and he had only been working for the city one month before he came to my shop
had to hire an attorney to and he said well we didn't tell you to hire an attorney I said well I wasn't gonna ‸ go before the code board without an attorney that would be foolish so I hired the attorney and then ‸ I guess the attorney met or spoke to the city attorney and they
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they pulled it from the agenda and said it was I was it was legal ‸ now but I asked him some other ‸ the the the manager some other questions and I asked him if he heard of Burt Harris law and then I and the packet I gave you
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he never heard of it and I asked him if he if he knew about the case did he review the cases and he said yes he did I said well how come you didn't review this particular case and I he didn't have anything to say about it but this kind of stuff that I get I've been in business almost 40 years ‸ there and and and that fence has been a problem for the city and I don't know why okay see Mary yes sir thank you
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kind of be a pointless for me to ask those questions. But it seems like it didn't even make it to the code enforcement board at all. He hired an attorney but okay with the question that I have for you what are you asking for what what it what it I'm
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but I made two calls afterwards to see why he didn't call me and ‸ never got the call and if and in that packet I gave you the city manager was meeting with with the department about this particular case. And that's ‸ kind of stuff, if he's not gonna ‸ return calls or if he had a problem with it, he could have just said, you know, I was a city manager at one time and when I when somebody came to me about an issue and I couldn't help
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I would say ‸ I can't help you you're on your own you have to it has to go before the the code board or it has to go before the Commission I'm not asking for nothing I'm just saying I'm ‸ little irritated about spending five grand for a fence and I'm just tired of it and I that's why I wanted to make a record of this. Okay. All right. Appreciate ‸ you.
good evening Teresa Clifton I'm with the Brevard Humane Society and I'm just looking for an answer I have spent the last year and a half trying to figure out how a fire hydrant was put out in front of the Molly Mutt in Rockledge I started with the city of Rockledge
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no answer I spoke with somebody named Katie they were gonna ‸ let me know when we could meet never happened I've called left messages so it is a safety hazard. This is the fire hydrant. These little marks are where people keep hitting it. And quite frankly I pulled it up online and it is 17 inches from the curb it's supposed to be 24 inches from the curb, not including the curb. Yes, it is in the right-of-way but it is a safety hazard. My customers continue to hit it. And the parking lot is not that big
I'm just looking for an answer and I'm really sorry that I have to do it in this format but I can't get anybody to talk to me who apparently is responsible for it so this is this is my dilemma that only took me a minute and a half can I get an answer if somebody tell me
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have an answer sure first I'd like to address her her claim that it's a hazard That's not correct. It's not a safety hazard. The bollards are there because it does not conform with your typical setback. The reason it doesn't conform with the typical setback from a curb is because ofwhether where the where the main is located in the ditch space between the curb and essentially the
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there to protect the hydrant I would also state that the part of the reasons that she's having difficulties is is is certainly the parking lot is certainly non-conforming. It just doesn't meet any of the current requirements for backing up, for travel lane with
inside the development that is now south of that building, where there's an apartment complex now I don't recall the name of it when they came on board they asked and in their demolition plan, they took out all existing water lines, and they put a master heater in place and put everything private on their side to protect their buildings. Part of the part of the reason was that that dead end line turned east and went across that property and had one hydrant serving, essentially, that the north end of that property south of this building. So as part of that design, that hydrant had to remain. That fire protection for that area north of it needed to remain, and that's why the hydrant was relocated to the right away okay
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of Rockledge and neither one of them had an issue during plans review of where that hydrant was located they consulted with Jack and the engineers and all and for the best benefit of fire protection for the city of Rockledge they agreed on the placement
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existing curb that is the parking lot of and I'm assuming that that curb line is pretty darn close to the right-of-way line. Now that's actually not even allowed anymore because they require five and eight foot buffers and setbacks and stuff. But, you know, stuff gets developed and development uh your rules change over time. So it's real it's real tight in there, no question it's very tight
so is there since we I may be ‸ talking too much but I'm just gonna ‸ throw this question out. ‸ Since we have the balance there, the balance is technically should be a safeguard, right? Yes,
turned into an island? Turn that in, turn that that where the fire hydrogen is, turn ‸ into a a grass island or something to protect it even more than what it is? And it'll probably look better as well.
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Okay. All right. Physically seeing, you would think the easy remedy would be to change the location. But as you alluded to about the main, correct, and then you're in the right of way Councilwoman
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Yeah. uh well first of all miss Clifton thank you for the service that you provide to our community through the Space Coast Humane Society you're really appreciated is there anything that you can think of because I hear you it's your customers keep hitting it is there anything that we can do do you have any suggestions anything that we can do to make it more visible or to well
encumbered upon us which they have the right to, and they're the ones that made that change. They're the ones that made that request, and what that did was ‸ further incumbent on our property.
but it still didn't have to be put right there. It is in the smallest area of people pulling in and out. it could have been closer this way or closer that way and it was put in to accommodate Madison Grove we were not and included at all in any of what they did and that I understand is ‸ problem with the city
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to pay half of whatever it would cost to move it because that is the smallest spot and this morning I know that the mayor was ‸ at our art dedication ceremony for the artists that did the wall
too small or not, it's virtually impossible if you have somebody parked next to you, which means our 11 parking spaces are now down to eight and that thrift shop is a major contributor to the Humane Society's income. It is our largest shop and we operate
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and meet with me and have a conversation. But since we're doing it, this is a safety hazard, whether you think it is or not. Every time somebody backs into it and
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it they have they have accident it's it's not our fault it's not on our property but I am a responsible individual and I'm bringing it to the council so that you all understand that every single person that parks over there that hits it they're not happy and I'm just on well city of Coco just put it in there and I thought that city Coco would care enough to want to put it somewhere
curb and it is in the right-of-way but it is 17 inches from the curb and I thought really that maybe someone here would want to do something about it so I'm
and the city of Cocoa is responsible for where it ended up and I guess I just don't understand why it has to be right there why it couldn't be further over to where you ‸ pull in or over between our two properties since it's it was really done by that property owner that is now encumbering on us okay
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That's the best place for it because it's the end of the line. And of course we want to have an ability to flush that line. And that's why the hydrant is located there and that's the best place for it
best place from an engineering standpoint is where it's located which is the end of the line if we move it up further than the water that stands in that column remains can remain dead meaning it can't move once it gets past that hydrant it can never come out unless it's drawn through and again that's a I forget what size line it is I think
you know that has ‸ it's not pulling a ton of water no ‸ from a water quality standpoint that's why we want those hydrants in certain locations and this is this is one of those reasons okay it's
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good evening I want to talk tonight and about the septic ‸ sewer conversion and request council bring back the septic to sewer conversion vote and rescind the portion only the
there's three reasons I'm asking ‸ this one is this assignment was not necessary to move this project forward secondly it's out of line with precedent no other neighborhood has been treated this way wasn't required by grants every previous septic project either the city covered 100% or twice the the homeowners were ‸ covering 40%. And this determination was always made after the costs were known. It was never an uncapped liability. Third, it's much more reasonable to vote on the assignment of cost overruns when when there's a budget. You know the costs, you know the
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I choose to believe that council didn't intend to place this burden on these 88 homeowners ‸ I think it was in the heat of the moment to try and move forward on the project But again, it wasn't necessary. It was out of line with precedent. It was not reasonable. And importantly, the city city attorney is already on
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councilwoman weeks I wanted to I understand your your problem because I do know that you would have to disclose it as a realtor I know how that works and so I'm
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until that goes through the homeowners have to disclose it and and and it hurts the homeowners which I know here on the council we don't want to hurt our our our homeowners so I too would like to see that brought back so
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so the project doesn't exist we don't have a current project you do not have current means what would the property owners need to disclose when the project is not even active
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I mean in a condo complex and there may be an assessment down the road you have to disclose that you always have to disclose any potential that that may be coming down the road and we voted that so consequently that is on the record that the homeowners for that are going to be held liable for 100% of the cost overrun okay
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and procedure under which these types of projects could be done in the future. and under that process and procedure, the determination of allocating any costs to any property owner will be determined at that time at the discretion of the City Council, if at all. And it has to be included as part of the procedure and process to implement a project. so regardless of what may have been said prior to the adoption of that ordinance, when and if this project moves forward, the council is going to have to follow the procedure and process in that ordinance. And then at that point, whenever that is, the council will make a determination whether to whether it has to or it's necessary or possible or in the ‸ city's best interest to allocate any costs to the property owners.
under the new procedure and process that the council put in place not just for J and K but for any other potential expansion projects okay All right. Appreciate you.
supersedes that ‸ record comment. It may or may not come to fruition on cost allocation to the property owners. The council will determine at another time. So,
can't like technically erase the record and just basically defer the decision in accordance with the process and procedure that the council already approved,
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good good thank you I appreciate that I just have one more thing mayor so and you are absolutely correct that it wasn't necessary for application for those different grants that we applied for.
process so many times I believe that that decision was necessary for us to even move J and K to the next level Because we hit the wall so many times, and you
So, even though technically we didn't necessarily need it to apply for those grants, but I think for us to take that huge step that made some council members a little bit more sure of their decision on the vote. so so But you're correct on that on that point.
So if we now have a process, as we should and should have had, to assign it once the budgets are known, costs are known, grants are known, why don't we just formalize it and rescind that part of the previous decision?
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then councilwoman Weeks But let me say something. and what I would like to say is that you and members of your delegation came in and made a false accusation in reference of there were some homes on Peachtree Street that was converted over. And it never happened. I never saw any documentation And you came in and made accusations that did not substantiate substantiate your accountants Now, have you found those homes that was on there?
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well there are particularly senior members our neighbors that are not sleeping feel sick about this have a short lifespan and it would be really nice if there was something formal, if we can tell them something. um other than I guess
mean we need to make we need to make it really clear that people don't need to be losing sleep over this and feeling sick about it and you know who I'm talking about I mean
later life. um So it's really a worry they don't need to have. um you know I've tried to reassure them but I think as a council we want to be a little bit sensitive to people about this um Again, there is no precedent for, you know,
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um And, okay, if it, we had to do it to get over that point, great. Now let's just make it really clear to the neighborhood that they're not going to be sunk by this.
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the current project timeline. We take you through all the applications, the grant applications we've submitted. Again, the attorney did a great job in explaining that there's an ordinance that says that ‸ some point in the future when these projects come up, the council may consider the assessment issue ‸ the extent to which they're going to require homeowners be excess assessed, if at all. And and we we take you through that timeline and we say in fiscal year um
existing sewer line. So there's no project. And then we further say that um the next step if the council were to consider an assessment would be uh a resolution would come back before council for for approval of a special assessment, if necessary to the homeowners of this area for any cost overruns of the project. uh
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And so recall that the grant funding from the state is in place. ‸ We're simply waiting on uh the federal funding. In fact, the state agency has recommended the grant funding uh to the feds there and believe that we'll be successful in getting that. And so it's put out to bid uh project cost projections are then made. And then
necessary, uh on the assessment issue for homeowners there. So it's it's pretty much laid out in the uh on the page. I think we've sent that information out. And so again, I don't want to call it a a your generic ordinance, but your general ordinance does state that you have the ability to do assessments. No assessment has been enacted for this particular
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which outlines a process that says, ‸ doesn't even outline the process, it just says, you may, at some point in the future for projects, create an assessment process. And so, it just talks about the concept of assessment, but you have not, the resolution, establish an assessment amount a process for this particular project
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and I was pushing I've been pushing this project for a while there was multiple times this came before the council and we didn't have the votes to move forward. Some of the concerns was that burden being put on all of the citizens of the city of Coco for that particular areas which isn't that large of an area so with that language put in place, that got us the votes to push the project forward to the next step. So, it is my thought process. If we were to go back, resend the votes ‸ any kind of way, we may not have those votes and it may die. The project may die at that point so that's my concern there and even mrs.
like the people of Israel when you can't get in the promised land so let us continue to do our job. It's paying off. We're getting federal funding. So, why press that button when it's not necessary? that's all I'm saying we're moving in that direction Mr. Smith I applaud you you were the only one and you recognized ‸ and I'm thankful for that you recognized
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Any other questions for off on delegations? Thank you. So please, ladies and gentlemen, please make sure you do your due diligence. Thank you. All right.
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was gonna ‸ call a question all in favor saying aye. Aye. Many nays. eyes have it unanimously. Now we're proceeding on to public hearing. um ‸ The second and final reading. Great project. No brainer project. It's going to help the city of Coco and also it's item number six dash
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with the Department of State and also required by law providing for the repeal ‸ prior and consistent ordinance resolution severability and ‸ effective
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council open to the public. Please come forward. State your name. um You have 180 seconds to elaborate on this particular item. Going once. Going twice. ‸ Chair like to close this portion to council open to uh return it from the public and open it to council. What are the wishes of council?
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Providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions. Incorporation into the comprehensive plan severability. And an effective date and legal status of the plan amendment. This is a legislative item. Again, it's ‸ second and final reading. Public hearing item,
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the council. And open to the public. Please come forward to state your name for us. You have 180 seconds to expound or elaborate on this particular item. Going once. Going twice. Chair, ‸ like the closest portion to the public and return to the council. What are the wishes of
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Boulevard, and north of Oxbow Circle, being legally described on Exhibit A attached here to changing the zoning map designation of the real property from Brevard County general use to city of
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M2 manufacturing and late industrial, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability, and an effective date. ‸ Mayor.
Thank you, Esquire Garganese. Sir, do we have any questions for the Esquire? Ma'ams or sirs? Seeing none. Let me guess. Third and final try is the charm, Mrs. webbs Any changes? ‸ Madam
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you welcome. Rightly, kindly, ma'am. Chair, ‸ like to close this portion to Council, over to the public. Please come forward to state your names for this particular item, the third and
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Going twice. Chair,‸ like to close this portion to the public and return to the Council. What are the wishes of Council? Move to approve. get a motion on the
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Okay, to that position. And we have a second by Councilwoman Weeks. Chair's gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor of saying aye. Aye. Aye, aye savvy unanimously. Moving on to item number
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I see this beautiful smiling face in the audience. This is a no-brainer as well as the previous one. Basically, all of my papers are saying no-brainers on all the issues.
30th, 2028. This is a one-year term. Mrs. Martin, would you stand, please, ma'am, and be recognized? She's been a former member. I know somebody just turned their light on, so I know what that means. is
shake your hand, wave your hand, ma'am. You've been faithful, good and faithful. Let's give her a round of applause. But before we even do that, do we have any other Diamond Square board members in the
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[00:55:48]▶ PlaySpeaker 15 (introduced as “Dolores Martin” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
My name is Dolores Martin, and I am a former me member of the Diamond Square agency. And it was a pleasure working. And I left because of health reasons. But now that I'm back yeah and I'm able to do what I used to do almost, I'd like to go back and start to doing and i'm volunteering for what I used to do. So thank you all for approving me and for allowing me to do what I like to do. okay Have a blessed evening, everyone.
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good things in the community especially the last seven to eight years there's been a lot of progressive thinking a lot of open-minded um decisions we've made the last few years, and
the last, ‸ definitely the last six to nine years for sure. And so, glad you're back. We appreciate you for being here and dedicating your time to the community, so thank you.
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‸ This concludes city business. uh We will proceed forward. I want to say thank you to all the members in the audience and also their TV world. um There's a joyful occasion here, I'm happy to say. um And I will proceed in this order under reports. I expect a lot of good things from reports. uh Mr. City manager, sir, the floor is yours.
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about 8.50 a.m. It was a success. A lot of high energy. We got a lot of good donations. The sheriff came and did his thing and hijacked a lot of folks and made them donate. But it was really a good event that we had. So we're looking forward to doing it again next year. We exceeded our goals. And so that's always a good thing. So when we get more, we can do more in the community. And one
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we gave her from the foundation. And we're looking at making that an annual thing as long as we have the funding to do so. And Delora, she's in full support of that, obviously. But
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I just want to really thank all of the volunteers, all 355. We had different groups come out and participate. Obviously, all of our council came out and participated.
‸ and do everything. So we really appreciate everyone's support that came out and helped that day. Truly appreciated. We had a number of different groups come out and support.
Leisure Services has built with this community. And we have a good group of volunteers who come back every year to help support this event. So thank you all.
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Surprise, surprise, surprise. Surprise. Love that. All right. City manager, sir. Okay. We're good? We're good? Okay. Okay. Okay. What are we doing today?
photos in, which I have a lot. And they're piling up from the last meeting when I deferred. So next meeting, they're with me. One thing I did want to highlight, we attended the FBC Leo event.
that was a week ago. Myself and the mayor, we both were selected to serve on the board. ‸ So that's more representation from the city of Coco on a broader basis. So I'm proud of that. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Also, I wanted to remind everyone that we have the town hall meeting for district two next week, May six, it'll be at endeavor elementary. I would love to see everybody out there come and get informed on what's going on in the city of Coco.
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uh, awesome, awesome event, um, for the community. Um, I have a photo of the young lady, um, that was recognized. She has an unbelievable story of trials and tribulations and to show how,
really what Coco truly is. Coco is a place where, um, um, we all help each other. We always find a way, uh, to get it done. Even when we have less, we find a way to make, to make it good for the community.
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A lot of community partners have came together. A lot of churches, a lot of individuals, um, have came together, pooled their resources together to purchase, uh, food, drinks.
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it, this is an opportunity. Um, sometimes we've moved so fast in our lives that we don't normally, like, take the time to just have fun with one another. There's so much beef going on in the world with either politics or whatever stuff going on. And really, we just need to take the time sometime and just watch Nemo. All right. And just laugh and have fun. And so, we're making this a community event, not a drop-off daycare event. I said that, I said that multiple times on, uh, social media and everybody laughed at me. So, um, we want families to come together, sit up under the blanket, bring your chairs and ‸ things of that nature. Just have a good time with one another.
He was his first track meet back in Florida, uh, this weekend. Uh, councilman Hearn's son. He's the fourth one to the, to your right. He's in the middle.
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Sergeant Stevens is, is, is there as well. Um, and just a good time in the community. This is the young lady I was referring to. 4.0 student, uh, ever since I believe she was a sophomore or a freshman. Uh, four years at Cocoa High School.
had, had tears in their eyes because they know the process she had to go through to get here. And so, um, great time. So this is at Stradley Park. I popped in there,
just to kind of see because, and sometimes people complain about things until I show up and then all of a sudden the bathrooms are getting done. Um, brand new bathrooms at Stradley Park.
inside of their bathroom. It's ‸ long time coming. Right. I have a photo when I was seven years old looking at the same concession stand at Stradley Park, and it looked exactly the same.
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the day, it used to be wood stairs. Now there's solid metal steel stairs. It's unbelievable project, even though some people still are complaining because you can't please everybody. Um, but, but this is a good project, um, for, for the football side.
Kind of blurry, but you get the idea. So these are, uh, it's not finished yet. Um, but they're getting, getting the process done. The toilets and urinals are getting going in. New doors are going in as well. So
Yep. They'll be ready to go. So this crew, uh, some doesn't get a lot of the kudos because they work behind the scenes. Um, they helped out a lot for the movie night. They got the big screen. The screen is, I believe probably 40, maybe by 60, 40 by 40 screen. They, they helped me put it in my truck. Um, and, and we got it to Dr. Jolie Smith center last week, but I want to give them a shout out because sometimes, um, the people that work behind the scenes don't, uh, get
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Awesome event in Tampa. Um, all three of us, um, we're always good to get with other, uh, council members all throughout the state of Florida. Again, we, we, we think we have all the problems, but a lot of cities are going through a lot of things similar and it's good to get a feedback on, you know, how did they come to a resolution on some of their issues? Um, while we're in Tampa, uh, we had a break. And so, uh, me and councilman Hearn went to go see, uh, these are Brevard County ties, uh,
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Uh, he just received a full scholarship. He walked on. He was working at Busch Gardens. He'd go to school at eight o'clock in the morning, go to football practice, and work that Busch Gardens after practice. So, this kid just received a full scholarship, um, from University of South Florida. Um, to, to my, to his right, ‸ Councilman Hearn.
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Uh, coached on NFL level as ‸ well. Um, great, great family. So, we just wanted to give a shout out. Oh, the third, my bad. All right, that's all I had. ‸ Appreciate you.
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Yeah. And they, she said she never likes to get recognized, but she did get recognized. And then they had all sorts of different groups up there. These were a lot of the volunteers who got certificates for what they do with the PAL program.
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I got there that evening that they were going to have me speak. And the, I know, so there I am speaking as always. Uh, but what was, um, the sound system from what I understand, even myself and the people up until me, you could not hear what they were saying. You couldn't hear what you said, chief. I mean, it would just, so then they put the thing down ‸ there on the ground, the amplifier, and put it up on a table and everybody after that, you could hear. So, uh, from now on, if anybody's over there at the, uh,
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and, uh, that's the group on the right. My granddaughter's in all the pink on the second row there and the second set of bleachers. And when I got there that
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Um, they, uh, my granddaughter said, uh, do you mind being up on stage? I said, no, I don't mind being up on stage. She said, spell anxiety. So I spelled anxiety. And, uh, later on, uh, they said that some of the contestants had not made it to check in yet. And if your name was called, so guess whose name ‸ got called. And I wound up on the stage having to spell in a spelling bee. Um, and I will tell you the word that got me out was the, uh,
toemain. Now I have to see a word in my head to spell it. And, uh, so I sat there and they're saying, telling me I need to spell. And I started it with a T.
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So I'm now officially and you really do learn a lot from those classes. I'm telling you, they're excellent and they do a great job. So, uh, was honored to do that.
I know you hate this, but when it comes to the J and K thing, um, the fact that yes, we, the, I still think that they do have to disclose it, but they can also disclose that we have enough grant money to cover most. What we believe is most of the homeowners and hopefully that makes the homeowners sleep better. Number one. And, um, that, uh, it offsets the fact that they have to say that they could be on the hook for, for a large amount of money. But we need to stress the fact that we do have that grant money. I know you're saying it's on the website, but I just wanted to add that in there. So, and that's it for me.
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And that is Ms. Teresa there to his right or our left, uh, County Commissioner, uh, Rob Feltner and Curtis Smith, former, and myself. As you can see, this is a beautiful edifice, a beautiful building. Um, here we are.
got our fingers crossed for him. He'll be running for mayor. But he was present there in conjunction with the host of other people there. As you can see, that's, that is a beautiful mural. Please go by. Please. Please. It's imperative that you go by and patronize this business. Because, um, our four-legged children are next to us. They, they, they do not criticize us. They comfort us. They don't question us.
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Uh, she was a former mayoral president. We're at Kentucky. At a castle in Kentucky. Um, I had an event there with the, um, Southern, um, Municipal League. Located in Lexington, Kentucky. Um, this is our CEO, our ED, Jeannie Gardner, um, in the pink.
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it's the Southern League, ranging from states from North Carolina all the way down south to Florida. Heading west, including Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas.
Luke, the president of the, um, Minnesota League of Cities. This is a castle that we attended there. And I'm happy to say, yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. There's rolling fields. It is called the bluegrass state. As you know, I said, well, show me the bluegrass. They told me to use my imagination. Uh,
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She's a councilwoman from the city of Tallahassee, our state capital. We were all in attendance there, having a great time taking a tour of the facility.
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police department was there and their wives and girlfriends. That's why I'm saying women as well. Uh, we did a phenomenal job in supporting Brittany, the cancer project ‸ held at, uh, Pints and Pistol. Um, we
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participated in one of the raffles. Guess what you think I want. Just take an educated guess. No. No, no, no. They didn't sell any, but no, no. Food. I want a crock pot. So I don't know. Uh, but I had a great time.
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Um, we took pictures with Donna Brazil. Um, this is, uh, potentially one of the Democratic Party representatives for governor. Mr. Jolly. Yes. I think we got us a picture in there with all of us together. Um, at the facility, uh,
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But I want to just say a heartfelt thank you to individuals. While I was at Lexington, Kentucky, I was getting ready to board my plane about 30 minutes prior to boarding my plane. I fell to illness. My gallbladder had to be removed. Oh,
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Excellent. We went to UK's facility, the University of Kentucky's hospital right there on the college campus. And kudos to the staff. I want to say thank you to the outpour of all citizens, our city staff, our city administration, council members. I thank you very much. Our attorney, our city manager, I want to just say thank you.
Martin technology is beautiful and the power of God is even greater. And I'm just happy to say that they were able to do a two and a half hour procedure, release me. Following day, got on the airplane and came home. There's no place like home.
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So I clicked my heels three times. But I know the power of prayer and the power of love. And it's a wonderful thing. And I just want to say thank you to everyone for your prayers. Because it makes a difference. So here we are. Live and in living color, baby. Hot chocolate, baby. Hot chocolate.
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Go in peace. Buy local, spend local, keep it local. Pray for our men and women of the military. And all first responders. And dispatchers. Amen. All in favor by saying aye.