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City Council Meeting

Date: 2026-09-22
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Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved.

Built only from this meeting's draft minutes (2624_11_10_2026_Agenda_Packet_Public_Portal.pdf, packet pp. 23–34). Page numbers are the minutes' own. Discussion is in the minutes' text; it is not summarised here.

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 Attorney), 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), Mitch Lawyer (Interim Chief Technology Officer), Kat Badalov (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 (8)

to approve the July 28, 2026 meeting minutes as written (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 draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 23–34
to approve the Consent agenda (moved by Lavander Hearn, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Patricia Weeks; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 5, packet pp. 23–34
1. Council Consideration and Public Comment on the use of the FY2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program - Local Fo — to approve the use of the FY2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program - Local Formula in the amount $18,661, and authorize the Grants Writer to submit the City's Application, for discussion (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 5, packet pp. 23–34
1. Council approval to apply for a BJA FY2026 Body-Worn Camera and Implementation Policy Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body — to approve applying for a BJA FY2026 Body -Worn Camera and Implementation Policy Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body-worn cameras (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 6, packet pp. 23–34
2. Approve a resolution amending the FY 2026 budget, BAF 26 -102-A, for additional funding for fire operations overtime to get through year — to authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer); Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A … (moved by Lavander Hearn, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 7, packet pp. 23–34
3. Council Approval for the City of Cocoa to accept the donation of a German Shepard to be used in patrol K -9 for tracking, narcotics searc — to accept the donation of a German Shepard to be used in patrol K -9 for tracking, narcotics searches, and apprehensions by the Cocoa Police Department, to allow the City Manager to sign the Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement between the City o f Cocoa and Officer Brian Delos Santos and … (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 draft minutes p. 7, packet pp. 23–34
4. To Authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG — to authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer); Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A … (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 7, packet pp. 23–34
to adjourn the Regular meeting of September 22, 2026 (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 draft minutes p. 12, packet pp. 23–34

Motions not adopted (1)

to re- allocate $190,000 to Junny Rios park for FY26, and whatever is not spent can go back to Stradley Park, for discussion (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lorraine Koss); FAILED 2-3; ayes: Lorraine Koss, Patricia Weeks; nays: Mike Blake, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn — the draft minutes p. 9, packet pp. 23–34

Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)

$75,000 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented) — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “Approve a Multi-Year Piggyback Contract Agreement with Pace Analytical of Ormond Beach, Florida, utilizing the Seminole County Contract No. RFP -5099-25/LTT for the provision of Laboratory Analysis Services, not to exceed a total amount of $75,000 for Fiscal Years 2027-2029, subject to the adopted budget.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$2.25 — Council: Consent agenda item 2, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Approve a Two-Month Contract Extension with Allied Universal Corp.,contract B -22- 12-COC-B for Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite through November 26, 2026; Approve Contract B-25-01-BCPEPC-F with Kemira Water Solutions, Inc. for Ferric Sulfate at $2.25 per gallon; Acknowledge City Manager Renewal Amendments for Carmeuse Lime & Stone, Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc., Thatcher Chemical of Florida, Inc., and Linde, Inc., as well as Yea” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$300,000 — Council: Consent agenda item 3, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “in the amount of $300,000 for Fiscal Year 2027; Authorize the City Manager to Approve Change Orders in an Amount not to Exceed the Total FY2027 Budget for Chemicals, pending the Adoption of the FY27 Budget.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$5,600 — Council: Consent agenda item 6, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Approve Change Order to the Professional Services Agreement with Sciens LLC and Purchase Order 84694 in the amount of $5,600, bringing the total contract value to $80,550, based off of TIPS Cooperative Procurement Contract #23015, for additional consulting services related to ERP procurement support, and authorize the City Manager to execute the change order.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$80,550 — Council: Consent agenda item 6, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Approve Change Order to the Professional Services Agreement with Sciens LLC and Purchase Order 84694 in the amount of $5,600, bringing the total contract value to $80,550, based off of TIPS Cooperative Procurement Contract #23015, for additional consulting services related to ERP procurement support, and authorize the City Manager to execute the change order.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$196,302.41 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Sellers also request authorization to fund a Purchase Order in the amount of $196,302.41 (Pending FY27 Budget Approval).” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$174,273 — Council: Consent agenda item 8, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Approve increasing the FY 2027 contract purchasing capacity to $174,273 and issuing a Purchase Order in the amount of $174,273 to H&H Liquid Sludge Disposal, Inc. (Branford, FL) for sludge hauling services under the piggybacked City of Holly Hill RFP #24-WW-01, contingent upon the adoption of the FY 2027 budget; to authorize the City Manager to execute a contract renewal prior to the contract expiration June 25, 2027” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$106,875 — Council: Consent agenda item 9, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented). “Approve Annual Renewal Amendment No. 3 of Piggyback Agreement based Orange County Contract Y22-170 Amendment No. 4 with Environmental Operating Solutions in the estimated amount of $106,875 for Supplemental Carbon at the Sellers Water Reclamation Facility for FY2027; Authorize the City manager to execute the agreement and corresponding purchasing order; Authorize the City Manager to approve change orders in an amount” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$14,853.00 — Council: Consent agenda item 10, approved with the Consent agenda (in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented) — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “Award Bid #B -26-14-COC for Pond Maintenance Services to Future Horizons, Inc., approve a five -year contract with two (2) optional one -year renewals, and authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute the agreement for an initial term annual amount not to exceed $14,853.00, and to execute option renewals subject to available budgeted funds.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$18,661 — Council: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): decided in an adopted motion. “approve the use of the FY2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program - Local Formula in the amount $18,661, and authorize the Grants Writer to submit the City's Application, for discussion” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$140,000 — Council: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): decided in an adopted motion. “approve applying for a BJA FY2026 Body -Worn Camera and Implementation Policy Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body-worn cameras” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$6,000 — Council: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): decided in an adopted motion. “accept the donation of a German Shepard to be used in patrol K -9 for tracking, narcotics searches, and apprehensions by the Cocoa Police Department, to allow the City Manager to sign the Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement between the City o f Cocoa and Officer Brian Delos Santos and Approve a Resolution Amending the FY2026 budget, BAF#26-101-A, in the amount of $6,000” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$5.2 million — Council: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): decided in an adopted motion. “authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer); Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A, accepting the grant, for discussion Page 8 Mr. Walsh added that staff is really proud to have received $5.2 million in gr” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)
$190,000 — Council: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): named in a motion that was not adopted. “re- allocate $190,000 to Junny Rios park for FY26, and whatever is not spent can go back to Stradley Park, for discussion” (motion result: FAILED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2026-11-10 agenda packet (2624_11_10_2026_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved)

Draft minutes, as printed in a later agenda packet

Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-11-10, pp. 23–34; not yet approved.

Source: 2624_11_10_2026_Agenda_Packet_Public_Portal.pdf, the agenda packet of the 2026-11-10 meeting, packet pp. 23–34; lines 804–1314 of the City's text of that file. The packet's own page footers are left out below.

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MINUTES
City of Cocoa
Regular Meeting of The City Council
September 22, 2026
A Regular City Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, in Cocoa
City Hall, in City Council Chambers, located at 65 Stone Street, in Cocoa, Florida,
32922, as publicly noticed.
I. Opening Matters:

Mayor Blake called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.

Councilmember Hearn provided the invocation, and a citizen led the assembly in the
Pledge of Allegiance.

The City Clerk took the roll.

PRESENT: Michael C. Blake Mayor
Alex Goins Deputy Mayor
Lavander Hearn Councilmember
Lorraine Koss Councilmember
Patricia Weeks Councilmember
Anthony Garganese City Attorney
Stockton Whitten City Manager
Monica Arsenault City Clerk

ABSENT:

OTHER STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:

Abigail Morgan, Public Works Director; Rebecca Bowman, Finance Director; Charlene
Neuterman, Community Services Director; Jonathan Lamm , Fire Chief; Evander
Collier, Police Chief; Jack Walsh, Utilities Director; Lorne Stinnett, HR Director; Mary
Humbert, Director of Business Systems and Innovation; Samantha Senger,
Communications & Economic Development Director; Brian Dale, Procurement and
Budget Manager; Luci Ribeiro , Planner; Mitch Lawyer , Interim Chief Technology
Officer; and Kat Badalov, Helpdesk Support Tech.

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II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes:
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of September 22, 2026. (2026-609).

* MOTION b y Councilmember Weeks ; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Goins to
approve the agenda as written.

THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:

AYES: Blake, Goins, Hearn, Koss, Weeks
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Minutes: Regular Meeting of July 28, 2026. (2026-610).

* MOTION by Councilmember Weeks ; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Goins to
approve the July 28, 2026 meeting minutes as written.

THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:

AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
III. Awards and Presentations:

IV. Delegations:

Robert Markwith, Indian River Circle, Cocoa, shared that as he’s been walking his
dog lately, he has noticed several issues. The first being on 2103 N. Indian River Dr.
because the sidewalk is almost impassable due to the amount of sand. Additionally,
there are more issues with the sidewalks along the 1100 block of Indian River Drive.
Also, along US1, near the Ace Hardware, there are streetlights out. Lastly, he
pointed out that on SR 520 coming from Merritt Island, there are a series of six lights
on the north side that are out.

Debra Dukes, Cocoa, shared that she is getting ready to return to Provost Park to host
Holiday in the Park. She is looking for co -sponsors and hope the City would be
interested in being a partner as they have in the past. She is also seeking permission
to utilize both sides of the park.

Anita Gibson, 451 Stone St., Cocoa, shared that she was trying to schedule an
appointment with the Cocoa Police Chief but when she called, she reached the
Sherriff’s Department. She stated that she was confused and was hoping to receive
some clarification.

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In response, Mayor Blake provided some clarification and explained that the City has
unified with the Sherriff’s office and our dispatchers have merged. If she’d like to make
an appointment with the Chief, she can either go to the Police Department in person
or get with the Chief after the meeting to get his contact information.

Jennifer Korona, 120 St. Charles St., Cocoa, shared that she was at the last Council
meeting to talk about the speeders on Hughlett Avenue. She asked if there were any
updates.

In response, Mayor Blake stated that the proper people have heard her issues and
they are working on a solution.

Chief Collier added that he did send officers over there to observe the area.

Further discussion was held on where the stop signs are located on her street. She
shared that she does not have one on St. Charles Street.

Aleck Greenwood, 640 Brevard Ave., Cocoa, wished to congratulate Council on all of
the work that they have been doing. They have a lot of projects and development
coming to the City.

He also wished to address some drama circulating social media. He wants it to stop ,
and it is not conducive to positive progress. He would like for the record, for Council
to agree to not vote vindictively.

Councilmember Weeks suggested that Mr. Greenwood go back and read the July 28,
2026 City Council meeting minutes and watch the video because one individual on
the Council made threats to make budget cuts from Districts 3 and 4 if votes weren’t
made correctly.

Deputy Mayor Goins wished to address how the videos that are circulating social
media made him feel. He shared that he felt disrespected and that if someone is going
to share their truth, they need to share the whole truth. Council disagrees on things all
the time, which is fine, because they are all fighting for the people, however they
shouldn’t let their emotions get in the way of that or let it get out of control. He added
that he wouldn’t treat anyone else on the Council this way, and did not appreciate what
was said.

Additionally, the Mayor is his own man and stands on his own convictions. He is
entitled to his own opinion, and Deputy Mayor Goins and Councilmember Hearn
shouldn’t be put into the same box over something that someone else said.

V. Consent Agenda:

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1. Approve a Multi-Year Piggyback Contract Agreement with Pace Analytical of Ormond
Beach, Florida, utilizing the Seminole County Contract No. RFP -5099-25/LTT for the
provision of Laboratory Analysis Services, not to exceed a total amount of $75,000 for
Fiscal Years 2027-2029, subject to the adopted budget. (2026-784). (Utilities Director)

2. Approve a Two-Month Contract Extension with Allied Universal Corp.,contract B -22-
12-COC-B for Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite through November 26, 2026; Approve
Contract B-25-01-BCPEPC-F with Kemira Water Solutions, Inc. for Ferric Sulfate at
$2.25 per gallon; Acknowledge City Manager Renewal Amendments for Carmeuse
Lime & Stone, Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc., Thatcher Chemical of Florida, Inc., and Linde,
Inc., as well as Year 3 of the WE Soda Wyoming LP Agreement; and Authorize the
City Manager to Execute Contracts , Approve Annual Renewals, Amendments, and
Purchase Orders Not to Exceed the Adopted FY2027 Chemical Budget. (2026 -790).
(Utilities Director)

3. Approve a Resolution Waiving the Competitive Bidding Process for the Purpose of
Making Sole Source Purchase of Cal~Flo Liquid Lime from Burnett Lime Co., Inc.,
Campobello. SC. in the amount of $300,000 for Fiscal Year 2027; Authorize the City
Manager to Approve Change Orders in an Amount not to Exceed the Total FY2027
Budget for Chemicals, pending the Adoption of the FY27 Budget. (2026-791). (Utilities
Director)

4. Approval of the revised Emergency Pay Policy. (2026-777). (HR Director)

5. Authorize the City Manager to Execute Three separate multi -year Agreements with
P&A Group for professional services for Retiree Billing, COBRA Administration, and
Flexible Spending Account (FSA) with two one-year renewals for each contract with a
term commencing October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029. Authorize the City
Manager to execute renewals through September 30, 2031. (2026-675). (HR Director)

6. Approve Change Order to the Professional Services Agreement with Sciens LLC and
Purchase Order 84694 in the amount of $5,600, bringing the total contract value to
$80,550, based off of TIPS Cooperative Procurement Contract #23015, for additional
consulting services related to ERP procurement support, and authorize the City
Manager to execute the change order. (2026-819). (Finance Director)

7. Approve Task Order 2027 -20 with Carollo Engineers, Inc., Orlando, Florida, for the
SCADA Maintenance at the Jerry Sellers Water Reclamation Facility. Sellers also
request authorization to fund a Purchase Order in the amount of $196,302.41
(Pending FY27 Budget Approval). (2026-813). (Utilities Director)

*****This Item is Confidential per FS 119.0725 and Not for Public Release*****

8. Approve increasing the FY 2027 contract purchasing capacity to $174,273 and issuing
a Purchase Order in the amount of $174,273 to H&H Liquid Sludge Disposal, Inc.

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(Branford, FL) for sludge hauling services under the piggybacked City of Holly Hill RFP
#24-WW-01, contingent upon the adoption of the FY 2027 budget; to authorize the
City Manager to execute a contract renewal prior to the contract expiration June 25,
2027, contingent upon the City of Holly Hill extending its lead contract. (2026-814).
(Utilities Director)

9. Approve Annual Renewal Amendment No. 3 of Piggyback Agreement based Orange
County Contract Y22-170 Amendment No. 4 with Environmental Operating Solutions
in the estimated amount of $106,875 for Supplemental Carbon at the Sellers Water
Reclamation Facility for FY2027; Authorize the City manager to execute the
agreement and corresponding purchasing order; Authorize the City Manager to
approve change orders in an amount not to exceed the total FY2027 budget for
chemicals, pending the adoption of the FY2027 budget. (2026-815). (Utilities Director)

10. Award Bid #B -26-14-COC for Pond Maintenance Services to Future Horizons, Inc.,
approve a five -year contract with two (2) optional one -year renewals, and authorize
the City Manager to negotiate and execute the agreement for an initial term annual
amount not to exceed $14,853.00, and to execute option renewals subject to available
budgeted funds. (2026-821). (Utilities Director)

* MOTION by Councilmember Hearn ; Seconded by Councilmember Weeks to
approve the Consent agenda.

THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Goins, Hearn, Koss, Weeks
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VI. Public Hearings:
VII. Council Business:

1. Council Consideration and Public Comment on the use of the FY2026 Edward Byrne
Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program - Local Formula in the amount
$18,661, and authorize the Grants Writer to submit the City's Application. (2026-805).
(Police Chief)
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Goins to approve the use
of the FY2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program
- Local Formula in the amount $18,661, and authorize the Grants Writer to
submit the City's Application, for discussion.
Chief Collier noted that he had nothing to add.

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THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VIII. City Business:
1. Council approval to apply for a BJA FY2026 Body-Worn Camera and Implementation
Policy Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body-worn cameras. (2026-
827). (Police Chief/Comm. & Economic Dev. Director)
* MOTION by Mayor Blake ; Seconded by Councilmember Hearn to approve
applying for a BJA FY2026 Body -Worn Camera and Implementation Policy
Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body-worn cameras.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Approve a resolution amending the FY 2026 budget, BAF 26 -102-A, for additional
funding for fire operations overtime to get through year -end. (2026-806). (Finance
Director)
Ms. Bowman explained that Fire Department overtime was budgeted at $300,000 for
FY26 funded by recurring revenue sources. Fire overtime was given an additional
$431,805 in March based on the projections at the time, utilizing cost savings from
vacant positions. The additional budget provided is now insufficient and an additional
$60,694 is required for overtime and regular salaries in order to ensure the personal
services category does not go negative in compliance with the Financial Operations
Manual (FOM)'s Budget Policies and Procedures. The c urrent balance of the fire
overtime cost for FY26 at this time is $769,024. The other salary accounts may also
need additional funding at year-end from other recurring sources during the year-end
cleanup.
The cost keeps going up and up and is not sustainable. It has increased even more
than last fiscal year.
Councilmember Weeks asked what we can do to address this. In response, Deputy
Chief Moore shared that they have some ideas, however they in a contractual process
and can’t implement their ideas until they get through this process.
City Manager Whitten added that the discussions are ongoing and the current contract
ends at the end of next fiscal year, in September 2027.

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* MOTION by Councilmember Hearn; Seconded by Mayor Blake to authorize the
City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of
the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer);
Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A, accepting the
grant.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
3. Council Approval for the City of Cocoa to accept the donation of a German Shepard
to be used in patrol K -9 for tracking, narcotics searches, and apprehensions by the
Cocoa Police Department, to allow the City Manager to sign the Waiver of Liability and
Hold Harmless Agreement between the City of Cocoa and Officer Brian Delos Santos
and Approve a Resolution Amending the FY2026 budget, BAF#26 -101-A, in the
amount of $6,000. (2026-799). (Police Chief)

* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilmember Weeks to accept the
donation of a German Shepard to be used in patrol K -9 for tracking, narcotics
searches, and apprehensions by the Cocoa Police Department, to allow the City
Manager to sign the Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement between
the City o f Cocoa and Officer Brian Delos Santos and Approve a Resolution
Amending the FY2026 budget, BAF#26-101-A, in the amount of $6,000.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
4. To Authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection (FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial
funding of the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to
Sewer); Approve BAF 2026-091-A accepting the grant. (2026-764). (Utilities Director)
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilmember Hearn to authorize the
City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of
the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer);
Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A, accepting the
grant, for discussion.

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Mr. Walsh added that staff is really proud to have received $5.2 million in grant funding,
with a matching $5.2 million dollars coming from Save Our Indian River Lagoon. He
shared further details on what lies ahead.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
IX. Informational Agenda:
1. FY 2026 August Budget Adjustment Report. (2026-800). (Finance Director)

2. In accordance with City Code, Section 2 -74, at the beginning of each month during
the fiscal year, the City Manager shall submit to City Council data showing the relation
between the estimated and actual income and expenses to date. (2026-801). (Finance
Director)

3. In accordance with the Financial Operations Manual (FOM) the City Manager shall
submit to City Council in the form of an agenda item any approved change orders to
construction contracts that the City Council has authorized the City Manager, by
resolution, to approve in excess of the City Manager’s spending authority. (2026-802).
(Finance Director)

4. Bi-Weekly Report for September 4, 2026 - September 17, 2026. (2026-829). (City
Clerk)

5. Informational Only - The City of Cocoa's Open Board Vacancies. (2026-830). (City
Clerk)

X. Reports:

Councilmember Hearn shared that he didn’t have any pictures to share this evening
but had a good time at Copper’s retirement party.

Councilmember Koss shared that she doesn’t have any photos either, however she
wanted to talk about the museum on Michigan. It is one of the assets in District 4 and
hopes it is here to stay.

She also wished to address the comments that were made by Mr. Greenwood. She
wants to respect Councilmember Weeks’ voice and her opinion. Her voice is important
too. This reminded her of when she was in a trauma center after a bad car accident
and a budget meeting was held while she was out and decisions were made.

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She added that she does not feel as though anyone on the dais is corrupt, however
respect is not always offered to everyone who sits there. She is hopeful the next
Council will be able to overcome this.

Lastly, former Mayor Jake Williams, Jr.’s mother passed away at the age of 97 over
the weekend. If anyone is interested in attending her funeral, it will be held on October
3rd.

Councilmember Weeks shared photos from events she recently attended, including
the Space Coast League of Cities dinner, K -9 Copper’s retirement party, a Realtor
Preview event, and Deputy Mayor Goins’ District 1 Update meeting.

Councilmember Weeks also wished to address some things that were said this
evening and her social media posts. She referred to the July 28, 2026 City Council
meeting minutes that were approved this evening.

She provided a timeline of how things came to be at Junny Rios Park, beginning before
she became a member of the Council. She wants the money that was re-allocated to
Stradley Park from Junny Rios to be put back. She realizes that Stradley has issues,
but asked what makes that park more important than a park that was named in honor
of a child that was murdered.

She went on to explain that she has done research on the other parks that have
received funding in the past. She is only asking for approximately $190,000 for the
playground equipment.

* MOTION by Councilmember Weeks; Seconded by Councilmember Koss to re-
allocate $190,000 to Junny Rios park for FY26, and whatever is not spent can
go back to Stradley Park, for discussion.
Councilmember Koss asked to add a caveat to the motion to allow everyone some
time to consider this and postpone the discussion to a later date to give everyone
some time to cool down.
Mayor Blake acknowledged all of those who have reached out to him and thanked the
Council for allocating money to Stradley Park. He spoke to the history of Stradley Park.
He is looking at what is best for the children.
Deputy Mayor Goins stated that when you publicly make statements that aren’t
completely true, it does more damage than good. He and the Mayor have gone around
and around on issues before, but when they leave the Council meeting at night, they
always check in with each other to make sure they’re good. It is never personal, it’s
just a difference of philosophies.

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He added that sometimes as Councilmembers they win, and sometimes they lose.
He read a few statements from social media. He also referred to the July 28, 2026
minutes and read the section Councilmember Weeks was referring to. She insinuated
that he and Councilmember Hearn were in favor of making budget cuts from Districts
3 and 4. The minutes say that the Mayor asked Deputy Mayor Goins and
Councilmember Hearn if they were willing to make budget cuts from their own districts,
and each replied no, not that they were in favor of making cuts from the other districts.
He read another statement from social media where someone commented in favor of
allocating money to Stradley Park. Re-allocating the money was not done to punish a
Councilmember, it was done because real people use Stradley Park and they want to
see the money spent there because it really needs it.
He has 140 comments on his social media post right now that are in favor of spending
the money at Stradley. Not one person is in favor of spending $190,000 dollars at
Junny Rios. The question is, the people are speaking, but what people is she listening
to? He does not like that she used the national tragedy of the murder of a young man
to fight for Junny Rios. There is a dire need at Stradley Park , and he feels that is the
right thing to do.
For the record, he stated that he is not attacking Councilmember Weeks and
Councilmember Koss.
Councilmember Hearn asked Mayor Blake to share the history of Junny Rios, which
he did.
Councilmember Hearn pointed out Stradley Park will service the entire city and not
just one District. His mind was already made up prior to that Council meeting to re -
allocate the money to Stradley, regardless of what happened or what was said at that
Council meeting.
Additionally, each Councilmember votes they way they wish to, not because someone
is telling them how to. It is their job to listen to their constituents and represent them.
He stands by his vote. He shared that he trains at Stradley Park as well and
understands the need there.
Councilmember Weeks stated that she has never heard the Mayor threaten Deputy
Mayor Goins the way she felt threatened that night. She has heard from her
constituents who are having a hard time understanding how Council could take money
from Junny Rios, when everyone knows the history of who it is named after.

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Additionally, money has been spent at Stradley Park over the years and the City has
not been neglecting it. Many people frequent Junny Rios for parties and is a well-loved
park that deserves this money for improvements.
Councilmember Koss wished to add that everyone wants the best for Stradley Park.
It’s one of the only places where the children have organized sports. She shared that
she spoke with the City Manager to try and find a solution and she has also reached
out to Thad Altman and Tyler Sirois to see if anything else can be done.
Deputy Mayor Goins asked if Ms. Joiner from the audience could speak. She arrived
late, but he would like to give her the opportunity to speak on Stradley Park.
The Mayor considered this and asked if Ms. Joiner could come back tomorrow to
speak at the workshop. In response, Ms. Joiner noted that she could try but she takes
care of her father and asked if she could call in if necessary.
The Mayor called a roll call on the vote.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Koss, Weeks
NAYES: Blake, Goins, Hearn
THE MOTION FAILED (2-3)
Mayor Blake allowed Ms. Joiner a few minutes to speak and asked everyone to keep
an open mind.
Ms. Joiner shared that she appreciates the funding that goes into the parks. The parks
are important to her because she grew up here and she is forty -six now. She played
at Stradley as a child, and her children played sports there too.
She also understands the history of Junny Rios as she was his classmate. He was
actually abducted from Stradley Park and not Junny Rios. She didn’t like the videos
that were posted on social media. Junny Rios is a beautiful park already and Stradley
needs to be completely redone.
Mayor Blake shared photos from events he recently attended, including Copper’s
retirement party, dedication of Pastor Jarvis’s home, an anniversary event for the
Bostic family, and a ribbon cutting event.
XI. Adjournment:

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* MOTION by Councilmember Weeks ; Seconded by Councilmember Hearn to
adjourn the Regular meeting of September 22, 2026.
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
The meeting adjourned at 8:06 p.m.

________________________________
Michael C. Blake, Mayor
ATTEST:

______________________________
Monica Arsenault, CMC, City Clerk

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 September 22, 2026.
2. Minutes: Regular Meeting of July 28, 2026.

III. Awards and Presentations

IV. Delegations

V. Consent Agenda

1. Approve a Multi-Year Piggyback Contract Agreement with Pace Analytical of Ormond Beach, Florida, utilizing the Seminole County Contract No. RFP-5099-25/LTT for the provision of Laboratory Analysis Services, not to exceed a total amount of $75,000 for Fiscal Years 2027-2029, subject to the adopted budget.
2. Approve a Two-Month Contract Extension with Allied Universal Corp.,contract B-22-12-COC-B for Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite through November 26, 2026; Approve Contract B-25-01-BCPEPC-F with Kemira Water Solutions, Inc. for Ferric Sulfate at $2.25 per gallon; Acknowledge City Manager Renewal Amendments for Carmeuse Lime & Stone, Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc., Thatcher Chemical of Florida, Inc., and Linde, Inc., as well as Year 3 of the WE Soda Wyoming LP Agreement ; and Authorize the City Manager to Execute Contracts, Approve Annual Renewals, Amendments, and Purchase Orders Not to Exceed the Adopted FY2027 Chemical Budget .
3. Approve a Resolution Waiving the Competitive Bidding Process for the Purpose of Making Sole Source Purchase of Cal~Flo Liquid Lime from Burnett Lime Co., Inc., Campobello. SC. in the amount of $300,000 for Fiscal Year 2027; Authorize the City Manager to Approve Change Orders in an Amount not to Exceed the Total FY2027 Budget for Chemicals, pending the Adoption of the FY27 Budget.
4. Approval of the revised Emergency Pay Policy.
5. Authorize the City Manager to Execute Three separate multi-year Agreements with P&A Group for professional services for Retiree Billing, COBRA Administration, and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) with two one-year renewals for each contract with a term commencing October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029. Authorize the City Manager to execute renewals through September 30, 2031.
6. Approve Change Order to the Professional Services Agreement with Sciens LLC and Purchase Order 84694 in the amount of $5,600, bringing the total contract value to $80,550, based off of TIPS Cooperative Procurement Contract #23015, for additional consulting services related to ERP procurement support, and authorize the City Manager to execute the change order.
7. Approve Task Order 2027-20 with Carollo Engineers, Inc., Orlando, Florida, for the SCADA Maintenance at the Jerry Sellers Water Reclamation Facility. Sellers also request authorization to fund a Purchase Order in the amount of $196,302.41 (Pending FY27 Budget Approval). *****This Item is Confidential per FS 119.0725 and Not for Public Release*****
8. Approve increasing the FY 2027 contract purchasing capacity to $174,273 and issuing a Purchase Order in the amount of $174,273 to H&H Liquid Sludge Disposal, Inc. (Branford, FL) for sludge hauling services under the piggybacked City of Holly Hill RFP #24-WW-01, contingent upon the adoption of the FY 2027 budget; to authorize the City Manager to execute a contract renewal prior to the contract expiration June 25, 2027, contingent upon the City of Holly Hill extending its lead contract.
9. Approve Annual Renewal Amendment No. 3 of Piggyback Agreement based Orange County Contract Y22-170 Amendment No. 4 with Environmental Operating Solutions in the estimated amount of $106,875 for Supplemental Carbon at the Sellers Water Reclamation Facility for FY2027; Authorize the City manager to execute the agreement and corresponding purchasing order; Authorize the City Manager to approve change orders in an amount not to exceed the total FY2027 budget for chemicals, pending the adoption of the FY2027 budget.
10. Award Bid #B-26-14-COC for Pond Maintenance Services to Future Horizons, Inc., approve a five-year contract with two (2) optional one-year renewals, and authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute the agreement for an initial term annual amount not to exceed $14,853.00, and to execute option renewals subject to available budgeted funds.

VI. Public Hearings

VII. Council Business

1. Council Consideration and Public Comment on the use of the FY2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program - Local Formula in the amount $18,661, and authorize the Grants Writer to submit the City's Application. — 00:29:32

VIII. City Business

1. Council approval to apply for a BJA FY2026 Body-Worn Camera and Implementation Policy Program (BWCPIP) in the amount of $140,000 for body-worn cameras. — 00:30:43
2. Approve a resolution amending the FY 2026 budget, BAF 26-102-A, for additional funding for fire operations overtime to get through year-end. — 00:31:59
3. Council Approval for the City of Cocoa to accept the donation of a German Shepard to be used in patrol K-9 for tracking, narcotics searches, and apprehensions by the Cocoa Police Department, to allow the City Manager to sign the Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement between the City of Cocoa and Officer Brian Delos Santos and Approve a Resolution Amending the FY2026 budget, BAF#26-101-A, in the amount of $6,000. — 00:41:26
4. To Authorize the City Manager to sign/execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection(FDEP) Water Quality Grant Agreement #LG032 for partial funding of the Indian River Gravity Main Extension Project (Zone J & K Septic to Sewer); Approve Resolution amending the FY26 Budget, BAF 2026-091-A, accepting the grant. — 00:42:45

IX. Informational Agenda

1. FY 2026 August Budget Adjustment Report
2. In accordance with City Code, Section 2-74, at the beginning of each month during the fiscal year, the City Manager shall submit to City Council data showing the relation between the estimated and actual income and expenses to date.
3. In accordance with the Financial Operations Manual (FOM) the City Manager shall submit to City Council in the form of an agenda item any approved change orders to construction contracts that the City Council has authorized the City Manager, by resolution, to approve in excess of the City Manager’s spending authority.
4. Bi-Weekly Report for September 4, 2026 - September 17, 2026.
5. Informational Only - The City of Cocoa's Open Board Vacancies.

X. Reports

XI. Adjournment

XII. Notice to the Public

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Amen.

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pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for

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Mayor Blake. Present, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Goins.

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Here.

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Councilmember Hearn.

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Here.

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Here. Here. Councilmember Weeks. Here. City Attorney Garganese.

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Here.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much, Madam Clerk. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, agenda, regular meeting of September the 22nd, 2026. What are the wishes of council?

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Move to approve.

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by Councilwoman Weeks, and a second by Deputy Mayor,

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All in favor by saying

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aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 2-2 minutes, regular meeting of July 28, 2026.

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the wishes of council?

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Move to approve.

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We have no awards and presentations, so we will proceed with delegations. Please be mindful that you have three minutes to

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and we will proceed in this order. Mr. Robert Markwith, Ms.

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Deborah

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Dukes, and Ms. Anita Gibson and

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please. Mr. Markwith.

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And now I walk every morning. And I walk down to the city ‸ about four to six miles in the morning.

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exist. And

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I've

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tried to get them fixed. And there seems to be no resolution.

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the sidewalk is almost impassable with sand. The prior owners had lots of sand down there. And it was an issue. The property was sold. The new people were doing an excellent job. And it's now terrible. I reported it to Public Works. Public Works says that it's the responsibility of the owners.

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I sent them the

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same thing to code enforcement. ‸ Code enforcement forwarded it to Public Works. And it can't get resolved.

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I don't want to run all ‸ of these things back. In other words, I have a issue. I can't walk up to the door, knock on it, ‸ say, go get rid of that sand.

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The other issue I have is with streetlights. I finally figured out FPL. But there are lights out on US-1 by Ace Hardware. I reported them to three different organizations. The last time Public Works says it was known, it's been out for well over a month. Coming off of 520, coming into Cocoa from Merritt Island, there's a series of six lights down there by Lee Winter Park on the north side. Four of those six lights are out and have been. There's a lady that walks down there every morning, and when she gets to that little ‸ bridge, she has to turn on her flashlight on her telephone to ‸ make it work. ‸ I don't know how to get these fixed. And ‸ I have a request. Dixon Boulevard is very dark. I finally got that light fixed on there. Since you all are doing budget right now,

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it down by the lift station. There's light coming up by US-1, but ‸ after you hit the apartments, there's nothing there. There's a nice double pole there. One of the poles doesn't have anything on it. And so that's ‸ it. Thank you.

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Thank you, Mrs. Mark. We have a question. We will proceed in this order.

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top of the sidewalk? Is that what you're saying? Yes. So it's washouts?

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It's ‸ on a hill. Well, she's a neighbor. She knows all about it. ‸ The sand slides down off the hill onto the sidewalk. ‸ As you come up the river road and you first hit it, there's a light bit of sand. And then you get to the ‸ north end of the property. There's a pile. ‸ It's probably at least that deep. Okay. All right. Thank you.

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Oh, yeah. The 2103, they basically, he took out the trees and other foliage that were there, the owner before the guy that ‸ is there now. And ever since then, ‸ it's sand. So there's nothing holding the ground in. And he hasn't been able to get anything to grow. So, I think it's really,

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reported it to code enforcement. I don't know, but I don't know that it gets managed.

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It is a little dangerous because I know the couple of

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thing.

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the other thing I had was a question actually, probably for staff, um, in terms of lights, how do we know which ones are like the ones on us one? We don't manage those. That's the state, right?

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Yes, those are, um, maintained by the city. So, but the ones on Dixon, are they?

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Dixon or ‸ FPL.

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Those are FPL. Okay. So, when, when there's a need for a repair,

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a backlog and repairs can take anywhere from three to six months. Wow. Yeah. That's been my experience too. Thank you. Yeah. Well, I just want to say thank you for monitoring the neighborhood.

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Thank you for your help.

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Thank you, Mr. Markwood.

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card,

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Jennifer.

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Greetings, Councilman. Greetings. Uh, would like to personally thank y'all for supporting the community in the past for over 20 something years. Getting ready to need permission to return to Provost Park and host a festival in honor of, uh, holiday in the park, uh, holiday

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in the park supporters

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and kids appreciation day. So what we've done for over 25

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we can return and our history won't be forgotten. Nor the volunteers. So I do owe y'all a personal thank you.

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Yeah. When, when is this and what is it more specifically?

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Pardon me?

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Do you have a flyer or something to?

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first I'm looking for support. Uh, and uh, you are,

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okay. Uh,

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now we're looking for May. Student Appreciation Day was hosted in May. Holiday in the park has been hosted for over 20 years.

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okay.

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You mentioned a lot of different things. So I just wanted to know what all the dates were that you were talking about.

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Question. Are you a resident of, have you lived in Cocoa for over five years?

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Yes.

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I'm didn't say I wasn't aware. I was asking what the dates were and what sponsorship you were looking for.

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Okay. Thank you.

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At provost park. And we're looking to have permission to use both sides. Yes.

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Thank you very much. ‸ Thank you.

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I just wanted to ask permission to use both sides. Now, is there a process by which she applies for that or how does this work?

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Yeah. Again, as I said last night, all scheduling is done through the county, but I'll work with Mrs. Dukes. Thank

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you. Yeah. I think most important is will I have the support of the councilman? Because

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park, Cocoa Police Department with strong supporters. So this is more of an informative method. The community is looking for support and kindness. And once we establish unity, pre-COVID, we were awesome and hoping to, ‸ we will return.

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Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Mrs. Gibson? Councilman Greenwood, sir, could you defer to the floor just for one person?

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course. Okay, thank you. No, Ms. Gibson, come on, ma'am. After Ms. Gibson, it will be Ms. Karana. Jennifer?

[00:12:17] Speaker 11 (introduced as “Anita Gibson” — machine-transcribed, not verified)

Good evening, council member staff. My name is Anita Gibson. I live at [address]. I just have two issues of confusion to me. The first one is I contacted Cocoa Police Department because I wanted to schedule a meeting with the chief and when I got the Cocoa Police Department, they said, this is the sheriff's department. And I said, I'm confused. And so she, they were trying to explain to me that they merged some kind of way.

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don't say appreciate it. But what I am saying is in the past, I've been able to contact Cocoa Police Department, make an appointment with the chief whenever necessary and talk to the secretary and have that done. Now, I'm going through a different avenue, which I don't understand. And I really don't like or appreciate.

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or my estimation, Cocoa Police Department should have their avenue of contact with their citizens and the sheriff's department can do their thing like they've been doing. So I'm not real clear on the merger. I mean, it doesn't matter if I'm clear or not, but I'm not.

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It matters.

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Okay.

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if I may ask with your blessings, Mrs. Gibson, we've unified with the county. Our calls are now directed through the county office as a county dispatcher. If you would like to meet with the chief of police, you may go to the office itself in the little lobby area. And there's a lady there, Miss T, or one of the technicians will assist you.

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get a

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I just want an appointment. And then my second issue, if I can call it that, at the Diamond Square meeting, there was a nice presentation, reference Brightline and all the wonderful things. And I want to say that

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grace, mercy, and favor to be up and coming. I'll call it uptown like everybody's saying.

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as well. But one thing I was not clear on the presentation was restaurants. I'm not clear about the restaurants and that's kind of like a number one, it's not an issue, but it's

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number one thing with me and others that I've spoken to about restaurants.

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years.

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us are going to be in a really wonderful place and really state of mind, in my estimate.

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Thank you.

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I'm with you on the restaurants. I like to eat, so trust me. So Chief, can you give us some clarity? And this will help me out too.

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number or the office number is something totally different,

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correct?

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going to the sheriff's office now. Okay. So we don't have like a number where a person called 24-7, except for a certain

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You can actually call. Okay. But I'll give her my admin number so she'll be able to reach out to me. Okay.

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Okay. I appreciate it.

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All right. Thank you.

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Thank you. As we grow, we get more rooftops, ma'am. That's the key. That's the pivotal key. The north by northwest corridor area, ma'am. We'll finally start getting our carrabbas, whatever makes your boat float. I just want

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go somewhere. Yes, ma'am. Olive Garden, whatever. It's time.

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on, ma'am? Y'all know what I'm trying to say.

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Outback.

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Outback.

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Outback as well. So that's coming. It is

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Yes.

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It's wonderful.

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thank you for your attendance. Okay. Okay.

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Okay.

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know you think I'm going to become a really familiar face. And you are.

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Cruising by. ‸ But anyway, very simple. I, the last time that I was here, I was bringing up the safety

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And there are people who don't seem to recognize that there's a speed limit.

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And I just wanted to know anything happening.

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Are we doing anything to monitor or slow down or speed bump or signs or anything?

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It is going through the process. Ms. Jennifer, ma'am. As you know, the wheels of government grind slowly and seemingly

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grind. Oh,

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I'm sure. That's kind of biblical and Shakespearean too as well. So, let me be honest with you as always.

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Okay.

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Yes,

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ma'am. Because I do listen and I do see and I'm really worried about the children. My grandchildren come over. My neighbor has children. But the apartments, I love hearing them playing. But I also see them. And you know how kids are. They're not going to see the boundary.

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They're just going to kind of come out with their little bikes.

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So, I know last council

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lot. I'll just be honest with you. But we'll continue to monitor that area. But we've had police officers in ‸ that area monitoring the traffic and things like that.

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appreciate it. But, yeah. And I've been there now for six years. So, we're very aware. And in the very beginning when we would hear it, we were like, wow, really? Did they just go through that stop sign? You know, we could hear it.

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not so much me. I can hear them coming. I know to stop. It's the children that I worry most

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Jennifer, where's your stop sign? Is it at the end of your street on both ends? Or is it on? It is. Because Hewlett runs, it intersects Rosa L. Jones and Stone Street, that long stretch.

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There's not a stop sign.

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‸ What

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intersection is where they are running the stop signs? Ms. That would be

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the

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end of my street, which is St. Charles Street.

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Yeah, we do not have a stop sign.

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I get it

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But I, you know, the last time I said, I would appreciate even a speed bump at the end of either sidewalk on St. Charles Street that would make them stop.

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Well,

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okay, they won't stop. But slow down.

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Again, ma'am, your music is elegant to our ears.

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Okay. I'll be back with another issue another time. Yes,

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ma'am. It's not hard to find me. I'm the only purple house, you know.

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see

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you all there. Okay.

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Yes, ma'am. Keep your eyes. This handsome haircut of mine.

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Counsel,

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former councilman. Wood, that's green. Come forward, please.

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Yes,

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sir.

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Thank you.

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[00:20:53] Speaker 14

I want to compliment what this council has achieved with the recent approval of some major projects that's come into the area, even though it wasn't unanimous. But you've got a hotel coming. You've got a apartment complex coming.

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Not even involving the train. And ‸ I'm having a problem when, and I need to bring it up because this is something that needs to be stopped. There was a social media or Facebook issue put for everybody to hear. And there were some negative statements made about the way that the council makes votes.

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to help get to the successes that we have, are the people that are being criticized on the council. And I really don't like that. It's drama. We want class because that's what we've become. And it needs to continue. This thing on social media stating that when you are outvoted, it is ‸ deliberate, deliberate vindictiveness. And I know for a fact from being on the council, you don't make votes to be vindictive. So

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established, because only one person is being pointed out as being evicted. Vindictive. Vindictive,

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meant to say. And it bothers me, because that's not the way it is. If you get outvoted, stop acting like a victim. There is something that the other three members are seeing that you don't. When I'm on the PNZ board, I don't always get support from the board. And they give me input. And I ask them, what am I missing? What am I not seeing? So we discuss it and we make a decision. That's the way it needs to be. And because I don't have enough time left, all I'm asking is that this needs to be stopped.

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in the city. And I still would like for the record to to eliminate the negativity that's been all over the the social media that the council members do not vote vindictively.

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because I don't like what I saw and it's not fair.

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28th meeting, you will see ‸ and you will hear that the vote that there was the threat made that if votes were not done correctly, that things were going to be cut in District 3 and District 4. So you can say you can try and spin it however you want. But that was said and it's on the record. Not only you can hear it, you can see it and it's even in tonight's minutes. And that's all I'm going to say on that for now.

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Can I respond?

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I'm pretty sure we're going to get to this again later or I'm definitely going to get to it tomorrow as well. Thank you. But

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answer your question, for me, because I only can speak for myself, I have never voted vindictively before in my life and I never will because I have my own mind,

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have my own movements. I believe that. I'm an independent voter. I believe that.

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that what you did ‸ was put all council members that voted differently than you in ‸ the same box. As I recall,

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toes. And yes, it was directed towards certain districts, but he has a right to say as he choose.

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And so ‸ what happens is when you're speaking truth, you got to make sure you tell the whole truth. We got to make sure that our context is correct. Because I took that as disrespect and I would never, never disrespect you or anyone else on this council. We argue all the time. And that's absolutely fine because I believe that's what we're supposed to do because we all are fighting for the people and in fighting for the people. Sometimes disagreements may happen. But when you spin things to where all of us are voting with the mayor, he has the control

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It spins the story that that we are all on the take with each other. But I can also say that about you. I can also say that currently in the last few months,

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Exactly.

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refuse to do that because I have enough respect for you to say that's how she feels. That's her choice to vote this particular way. And so I know sometimes and

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said this before. When we want to win an argument or we want to win a vote, I don't think we should do anything to try to win that. I believe that we should stay on the facts. I think we should ‸ stay the course fight hard as we possibly can for that particular thing without getting emotional and getting out of control and spinning the narrative. That's my truth. I know what I said that is on record. I have not accused or threatened or said I was going to take something. I actually voted for the $300,000 to go towards Junior Rios Park. So I was in support of that. But then when we seen other needs, that was my reason for recanting that vote

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The mayor is an independent individual. He's his own man. Just I believe that you are your own woman. I don't

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I don't think that. And if I did think it, I'd never say it publicly. Because that's not how I move.

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[00:28:09] Speaker 6

And so I just, and this has nothing to do with Mr. Greenwood's statement. He has a right to say whatever he wants to say as well. But I just wanted to answer that question. And so I did feel disrespected as well. I wasn't going to bring it up today. And I know things that I say get spent all the time. And I probably have a crime meme coming up soon in the next couple of days on the social media as well.

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it is what it is. But I do just let you know how I

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personally. And just I wanted to ‸ make that statement. Thank you.

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Thanks, sir. Do we have any other cards?

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And thank you, individuals that spoke today so eloquently. This concludes this portion of delegation. We will proceed to consent agenda item.

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To approve. Got a motion

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Second. Second by Councilwoman Weeks.

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going to call the question.

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Aye.

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that has been, I don't want to say institutionalized in our local government, but I'm a firm supporter as

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consideration and public comment on the use of

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on local

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and

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authorize

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the grants to submit this city's application. This has been instrumental in our police department. We've utilized grants always in the past, and I'm a strong supporter of this. So with that being said, Chair, ‸ like to make a motion to approve and I'm looking for a second. Second. okay

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share with us

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i'm not going to unsell the car

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and gentlemen so that is why we support it

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going to call the question all in favor of saying hi hi in the ladies eyes have it unanimously

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and implementation policy program BWCP IP in the amount of 140 000 for body worn cameras

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The nature of this is for a grant, if I'm not mistaken, for the body cameras as well, but also for future development for our future officers as we continue to grow and expand. This is police chief and also community economic development director. Either one of you all can go first, and I am in support of this as well. So ‸ just let me cut to the chase.

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Councilman Heard. Do you have that, Madam Clerk?

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Thank you,

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sir.

[00:31:53] Speaker 4

Thank you kindly, ma'am. Any comments or questions? Seeing none, Chair would like to call the question. All in favor and say aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously.

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Excuse me. 8-2. We're coming to you, the inventor of the abacus.

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for fire operations, overtime, to get through the year-end, 2026-806. Please be mindful that we're dealing with this revision.

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talk about the reoccurring and addressing the issues for this. Mrs. Bowman, the floor is yours, ma'am.

[00:33:02] Speaker 15

Thank you, Mr. Mayor. As Councilmembers are aware, we have been having issues with

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[00:33:15] Speaker 15

The firefighter overtime has gone up exponentially. We have been budgeting 300,000 for firefighter overtime in hopes that that overtime would come down during the course of a given year. But every year since 2022, the costs have gone up. We have been able to budget, and there's been two budget adjustments that have come before Council this year already to increase ‸ the budget for their overtime.

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have determined that ‸ about an additional 65,000 is needed to cover their overtime. ‸ That brings up the total spending for the overtime to about $900,000 for the fiscal year.

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sustainable to continue spending at this level. And so, we're just bringing this agenda item to you for approval and to bring your attention to the fact that it has increased even more since last fiscal year.

[00:34:36] Speaker 4

Councilwoman Weeks.

[00:34:39] Speaker 5

So, what can we do at this point in time? I mean, is that up to the, to stop this overtime drain?

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[00:34:58] Speaker 16

courage for whenever someone takes off. It's not like someone's other job where they take off and they're off and there's no one there. But with us, if someone takes off, we have to have someone to work and fill that position to keep our manpower levels up to standards and laws of the NFPA. And the schedule, we have some ideas, but we can't implement those yet until we get through the contractual thing that we have to negotiate in order to adjust that. ‸ We do have some ideas of what can be done, but we have to go through that process.

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‸ So, it boils down to

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speaking?

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Yes, ma'am. It's part of the contract, but it's also, you know, we have to keep

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Yeah,

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got that. I got that.

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can change and adjust that will help with the overtime issue.

[00:35:57] Speaker 5

So, I mean, how long are we going to be able to keep doing this? I'm looking at the, I mean, we keep adding, giving them money, giving them money, giving them money. So,

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it's

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like we're over a barrel. ‸ We have to approve it, but because the guys need to get paid, but yet we can't afford to keep doing this.

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city manager, somebody to give me direction as to how we can get this stopped. So, we don't keep doing this.

[00:36:35] Speaker 10

Well, I think, I think the chief hit the point. It's ‸ the minimum staffing that's required. It's, ‸ you know, a number of contractual issues that we have proposals on the table that we're negotiating. Let me say we're in discussions with the union with regards. It's the, you know, and so I'll leave it at that because I know they're listening and I want to give them any any ammunition there.

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[00:37:13] Speaker 10

It's the number of folks ‸ who we have on staff. And it is some things that we want to change within the contract that we think will will allow us to to reduce the the expenditure amount. But all of that has to be negotiated.

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I'm just letting you finish. Oh, no, I turned off my light. I'm sorry.

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I've been accused of not giving you all the ‸ opportunity to exhaust your concerns. That's the reason why I'm waiting patient.

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[00:38:02] Speaker 7

Yes. So when are we going to, when is the negotiation taking place? Is it in process?

[00:38:08] Speaker 10

The negotiations are ongoing. Um, ‸ and we've, we've talked about this for a number of years now, the negotiations are,

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ongoing. And I mean, I think that what's the minimum staffing chief

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per

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per ship per apparatus is minimal of three people on the apparatus. But as I stated, someone takes off, we have to cover from, we have to hire someone else to fill that position.

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tested and, and all over those things.

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Again, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, um, I'm looking for the term, Lauren. It's a, it's a negotiable, um, matter with the union and ‸ they don't see things our way.

[00:39:03] Speaker 17

The mandatory subject of bargaining.

[00:39:05] Speaker 15

And the contract expires next year where there'll be full union negotiations going on starting sometime at the beginning of next year.

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Okay. Beginning of next year, ‸ January or fiscal year.

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it's up to the director.

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So we're coming up the fiscal year. So the contract expires at the end of this.

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27th.

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End of, uh,

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September 27th,

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September 27th. But the new fiscal year, as you're talking to the year starts here and that's where the contract

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I'm saying that correctly.

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you understand.

[00:39:43] Speaker 10

And I think, I think the contract runs until the end of fiscal year, 2027. Which.

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Yeah. That's what he just said.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. Fiscal year. And so that's, that's September of next year.

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But we have ongoing, uh, meetings, discussions with the union. And again, it's, it's a, you know, we, we think we have a solution and they think their solution is better. And so, so you, you continue the back and forth, but again, it's not sustainable, obviously. And, and, um, you know, we'll, we'll continue those discussions.

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So, um, do you recall what the figure was for last year?

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it's gone up from 687 to 835 right now as of the last pay period.

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And

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we have two more payrolls to process for this fiscal year.

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Okay.

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Thank you. What are the wishes of council?

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Motion to approve.

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Second.

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All in favor

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shepherd to be used in

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by the

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Police Department,

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agreement between the city of

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and Officer ‸ Brian

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De Los Santos.

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Thank you. I was getting ready to say that. And

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in the amount of

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2026-799.

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I would like to

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on the floor by the chair and

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second by Councilwoman Weeks. chair's gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor

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Down to our final item for tonight, item number

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To authorize the city manager to sign, execute the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, f

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water quality grant

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mindful. Not all of the grants are in this particular item. We're still getting some additional funding. um Two, so we can't give you a starting date. I know there's a mandatory resolution, and there's also a question about the mandatory connection. um I know you're in charge,

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So I'm gonna ‸ jump again a little ahead of the putting my cart ahead of the wagon. We're still going to hear from Mr. Walsh. But Chair, I'd

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to make a motion to approve this item, and I will be open for discussion. And

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Thank you very much,

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‸ Mr. Walsh, sir.

[00:44:15] Speaker 9

Yes, sir. Yeah, so uh just a quick summary. As you stated, uh there's a couple ‸ funding sources that are associated with this particular project. uh

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think uh you know we were all real proud that we were able to capture this 5.2 million uh And if you remember, ‸ Council doesn't remember, but I remember because it's on my agenda every day, it seems uh the matching 5.2 million dollars will also be coming from uh from save our indian river lagoon and then there is a bit more left over for uh some dep grant money that's also coming for about 1.3 million and then i believe we also got or 1.3 million another million from a line item budget allocation from the state, thanks to our local uh support.

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and

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believe, in order to help process the grant, they asked us to go ahead and authorize the budget and so on and so on. Even though we don't physically have the money yet,

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we might see that. And then as soon as that first chunk comes in, then we need to go and look at the Brevard piece, which is a contract with Brevard to do the match. And then we finally need to capture that last piece. And once we get all those together, all the processes that we previously talked about, which is bidding the job and getting a contractor and so on, we'll start in that process. So I'm here to answer any other questions you may have.

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thank you, sir. uh council woman Costs.

[00:45:48] Speaker 7

Yeah, and this is, then I'm gonna ‸ pretty much ask you ‸ to reiterate a part of that, I think, um because I think you answered the question. But I was formally asked by a group of my constituents that, so we get we get the grant, we've got one more grant that's out that we won't know about. And I did talk with the city manager about this and

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‸ So, um I know that's, um we'll know about that in a couple ‸ months. But once we know about all the grants, then it goes, then you go do the estimates, figure out how much it's going to cost, then it comes back to console. And when you figure out how much it's going to cost, that will include not only the main line, but the laterals, right?

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No,

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We have funds allocated for each of the each of the customers for their connections, which is partially funded by portions of each of these grants,

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allows for the private side, if I remember right. uh So that money will be set aside in a fund, and

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that would come to us as a coordination effort to make sure that it's consistent and would be authorized, and then that money can be can be reimbursed to the customer upon you know installation and connection. And so that that is the private side. so I

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think I understand that process, but

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that determines how

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who's going to be charged for those. The residents will not know when that decision comes before console they still won't know if everything's going to be covered or...

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Yeah, more than likely, I mean, just like any bid, once we have a bid and we'll have an engineer's estimate, of course, probably updated at that time. Assuming we have enough money based on the engineer's estimate to go forward, the project will go forward. Like any construction, you take a certain amount of risk associated with any construction project. Just like anything, no different than any capital project. Difference on this one is simply that we have multiple funding sources making it extremely complicated because we have multiple contracts and compliance issues associated with each that are not necessarily consistent with each. So that creates a another wrinkle for management. But in the end, it's funded for private and it's also funding for public. As a city, we are responsible for executing the public side, which is putting in the gravity main, and

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so the citizens can come in. Once the project is actually built and we have elevations and as built and things that we understand, plumbers can then come in and say, oh this particular lateral is nine feet deep. That's going to be way more expensive than one that might be shallower at three feet deep. And so you'll get those variations and costs. Those will be submitted for reimbursement and execution based on that money set aside.

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Do we have any sense of, I mean, then our request for the three million, which I think the figure is around three million, that that's pretty much going

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I have no idea. You know, I really, I mean,

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shipped on containers and trucks is also going up with it. So

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couldn't tell you today or four months from now what those prices would be. I think we have to be vigilant in being conservative and wait until we're ready to actually put that thing out and see what those prices come back as. And at that point, then we can understand whether we're falling significantly short or ‸ are the grant combinations covering at least the expected cost by the engineer's estimate.

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Okay, so that's ahead. Yes, it

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is. And then I'll come back to council.

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Okay, so that will be uh

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point where the citizens, the residents would need to make their voice heard. Absolutely. um

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So will we be going as a resident? Will we be going through the city to contract that? Or do you do all all that on your own? or

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Private is

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so that then the private contractor would come to you, find out the elevations. Yeah,

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we would we would make that information against once the as-built are complete and we actually know what elevation the main actually gets constructed at. Because remember, Coquina Rock, a lot of variation in those potential plans. But once it's in, that information will be available to the individual contractors who are interested in bidding. And they'll be able to make their estimates based on the depth of the main and the elevation of the house and where the plumbing comes out underground.

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Okay. And then a practical question is, the main itself, does it already have a designated spot for each resident? Or is that determined when ‸ It's in

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the design in the current design. But again, it can vary based on what we found. Remember, we have direct dig and we have directional drill. If the directional drill rig you know has a problem or can't get past a uh you know a Coquina Rock or anything else that's underground, they'll have to open it up. But depending

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deep. On the very high end, you're you're 15 feet deep.

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‸ depends on where they are.

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conversion.

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‸ Okay. Okay, thank you. Yes,

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ma'am. We have a motion on the floor by the chair

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gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor by saying aye aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to the next um business agenda item, which is reports. City Manager,

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and two? Yeah,

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no, you can you can go. please I've been going first. oh

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Well, mine's real quick. I don't have any photos.

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Copper. Copper. Sorry. I was honored to attend that. um Many years, good years of service. uh My kids have enjoyed uh Officer Copper. uh So, uh congrats. uh and I will have photos at the next meeting to show off, uh have my kids in that photo.

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uh so

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that's

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um report next ‸ meeting.

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you very much, sir. Councilwoman

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I don't have any photos this week. um but I did want to say a few things about

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has given a report recently, but, um I had an opportunity to meet some of the young people ‸ that have gotten involved in the museum, including a neighbor who's actually a professor in anthropology, um and younger students that, um are working with the volunteers there and the, the friends of the museum. And the museum

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it is the, really, one of the very few assets in District

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but it certainly will be a big asset, particularly with the Bright Line coming in and drawing people to this area. It's not just ‸ museum. It's

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and that whole segment that, um makes a quality of life over there is good. So I, you know, I'm certainly hoping we hang on to it. um And then I wanted to say,

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um this isn't about, I wouldn't disrespect you, but the self-righteousness of that felt very disrespectful because ‸ witnessing that last budget hearing. It was a deja vu for me, of course, because it reminded me of 2021 when after a car accident, I was in a trauma center. And, you know, the the budget hearings that went on didn't include District

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um But I don't want to see, uh i i don't want to see um Councilwoman Weeks. You know, her voice is important here too. um And respecting her, respecting her choices, um that's respecting her, the constituents of District

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as well. So, um I've certainly felt disrespected, felt, you know, uh like people were mobilized against me. I mean, we hear it. We heard it. How many times ‸ you know, I heard from

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20 times.

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the park was. I mean, honestly, I, and I know you have smaller kids probably playing ‸ football over there. Well,

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and I just, uh I go over to that park every week though. I'm not a part of the the football and that's okay. um You know, I,

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represent my constituents to the best of my ability. I have certainly um talked about Champion, talked about the, the septic issues over there.

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to make me out to be. um um and you know, that has just happened over and over again. This sense of bullying, um um which is the same as bullying constituents. I mean, that's the way it's perceived by some people.

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But I did have somebody say, well, I think they're corrupt. No, they're not corrupt. I don't think anyone on this council is corrupt.

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tell there's a lot of uh stabbing in the back, the perception is that there's corruption here. So I think that's something we want to be aware of. And um anyway, you know, having been in the same situation and having been ‸ censored on several occasions, not formally censored, but pretty much censored, um to the point that there have been times when I haven't represented my constituents as strongly as I should, because quite frankly, how many beatings can you take in one night? And um you feel like a whipping horse after a while. And um I don't feel like there's equal respect for everyone ‸ on this council. So, um and that budget hearing just, you know, brought out all that dysfunctionality. So I'm hoping that, you know, the next council can overcome that and um find a way to to make these discussions less divisive. Because I ‸ don't think it serves

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Thank you. That is the end of my report. oh I have one more thing. um

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his mother passed away this weekend at 97 years old so her funeral will be um i

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Okay, Mitch, I love that every time it comes

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up. Thank you,

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sir. Okay, so they, we had a situational safety awareness

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Whoa, where'd it go? Oh, I put the wrong thing next to it there because that was this Florida League of Cities. Hopefully my other picture is on the next one.

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But anyway, Sheriff was telling, helping us realtors because there is a lot of safety issues with being realtors and showing people you don't know houses and stuff like that. So he was very good about that.

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which happened to be a Space Coast Association of Realtors. And the lady who was doing the talking there was, I'm trying to think of

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anyway. Yeah, I think that was where she was from. This is the picture. I got a kiss by Saint there with the sheriff.

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chin. So anyway, I said, well, it's a good day when you've been kissed by a saint. So, and that's Lindsay, of course. And that was part of that safety class. And of course I was at Copper's retirement party, which was wonderful.

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And then this was the ‸ chief giving the plaque to Copper and his cake, which was dog friendly.

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And then she wound up having to cut it in pieces and feed it to him by hand. And then they offered pieces to some of the other dogs, but I thought that was really cute. So there it looked like he was enjoying it, which was really nice. It was a nice retirement ceremony. There was a nice turnout out there for him. And then I went to the Parade of Homes Realtor preview event and we had Realtor, I mean, all the builders. There were 30 some entries this year in the Parade of Homes and

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So wide variety of homes. And this was the group and there's the pictures again. Well, that was, that was the lady talking there at the Florida League of Cities dinner. And for some reason, I'm, I was having issues, I guess, putting my PowerPoint together. So I'm sorry about that. Then this was

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meeting. And he, I'm sorry district one. And Charlene did a great job, Alex. It was, it was very informative and very good. You did a great job and city manager.

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of questions.

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And yes, I did. I did do a social media post, which caused me to get a call to do a podcast, which I did. And I guess they posted that today.

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page nine of our agenda tonight, you will see back the 728 meeting where the mayor turned to both of you gentlemen and asked you if you wanted to

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for the rollback rate would that you want cuts from district three and four. And you both said, I do so. Yep. Look right here. It's in writing. Approved. Yep. It's in writing.

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So what I want to say is this. Um, I don't know why. First off, I asked for it to be postponed because, you know, I'd had surgery, but you guys decided to go ahead and go forward with it. Um, the mayor was very clear numerous times over and over again, that, uh, if we did not change, if I did not change my vote, then he was coming after projects in my district. And, uh, whether you two felt that that's what you were doing or not. Uh, that is how, that was how it was prison. How I felt you guys were going was because we were not, I was not voting for, uh, I want the rollback rate that you all wanted to hurt district three and cut something, even though. Uh, it's not money that can go to the budget. And, uh, then you said it has

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um,

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said, we've already spent one and a half million. And there was even more. Um, and by the way, provost park, I did a thing on that and how

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has spent in your provost park and, uh, ‸ shows 1.7 million in just the last. Uh, three years and that's what the city spent, not including all the grants and everything else that has been put into your provost park. Not saying it's not, it was not deserved. Provost.

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our park. Why are you saying your

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I'm not having that here. Point of order. No. She's being disrespectful, man. I am not

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being disrespectful, Alex.

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‸ Thank you. Great.

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I, I have never been disrespectful. I respect you. I, I disagree. What I am saying is

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It was

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Yes. It is. Our, it's, it's, uh, the money comes from, uh, all the taxpayers. I get that. But

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And

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was ever even office. But that money was still sitting there. And then I tried to do

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uh,

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So then we looked at

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to get the conservation area opened up and because of the 524 widening and that's all going to get changed. So I said, I've got to, I've got to get things done.

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So, um, that money for ‸ that particular park needs to be put back. And

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for the playground equipment. Yes. The, with the pavilion and all that, it came out higher than that. Um,

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but what makes that more important than this park that was named after

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Crazy

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man.

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It's crazy.

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Everybody knows

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that I've

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by this. Why are you

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using that?

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And talk because every time I go by there.

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you. So. It was gone after. And we were, I was threatened. That if I didn't change my vote, that that was going to happen. It was done here and it's on video and it's on, it's everywhere. You've got the mayor saying it repeatedly over and over again. And then. Whether. I don't want to say. I will say if that was not why you voted for to remove the money, then I ‸ will apologize. But that was from July 28th on. It was the point was made.

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it needed to go somewhere else other than

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And that park is the one that's going to be closest to the multimodal station. And. Hold on just a minute.

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want to make sure that I'm not missing anything. Um.

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looked that one up.

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You've had work done there. Um. Um. ‸ And all of the parks. We all want our parks really well. Really nice. We want all of them. And I don't begrudge the other parks.

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To put to

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there has to be a study ‸ done, whether what is the best thing for it? We've already put in to replace, um, the septic and doing all of that. And, um, so I am going to do it again and I'm going to make a motion to

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read,

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you know,

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I understand, sir, but you know what?

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I have a voice.

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do it now. Okay. Yes, sir. So I'm, I understand. I understand. I know you don't like it, but this is the only time I have to do it because I'm here in person. It is this year's budget, not next year's budget.

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City

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manager.

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You

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can't meet with the city manager and ask him to put it on the agenda, ma'am. And don't use Alex as an example because we haven't done that in a long time.

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There was a couple of times they wanted to get something done and we negated it and we put it on the agenda. So reports is something where we celebrate the

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accomplishments and moving in

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positive direction,

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ma'am.

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But this is our last meeting for this budget year and

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that's why it has to be.

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Budget is for

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This is this year's budget.

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Ma'am, I'm going to ask

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you once again, please just meet with the city manager having to put it on the budget for October.

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That's all I'm asking.

[01:12:02] Speaker 5

And I can appreciate that, sir. But again, this is this budget year, is it not? Yes, it is this budget year, not next budget year. This budget. This money was here for the last six, seven years. It has been there. And pulled now.

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back the 190,000 so that we can get what was already approved and less than what was approved.

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[01:12:33] Speaker 5

This is only 190,000 to put up the playground equipment and the exercise equipment. Get that park additional stuff that it needs. You could use and. Would be used right away versus.

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[01:12:54] Speaker 5

We don't even know at this point what all that's going to entail for that. But this park that is used all the time. I was out there talking to a family this weekend for their daughter's first birthday. I didn't ask to put them on video, but. They were they were. Shocked to hear that money had been pulled from from that particular park and they both brought

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up who it's named after whether you like it or not.

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put the money for those items back into this park and. ‸ Show that all the parks are important. All the parks are important period. So my motion is to.

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there's a contingency fund ‸ whatever isn't spent can go.

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for that equipment.

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Um, you know, I will second it. I have a caveat.

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if we put this off. So. Like you consider that before the vote. I think that. Um. We all need some time to. Look at. What's going on at both stradley what you know and. So

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because

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right now I think it are the votes obvious. But I think if in a couple of weeks. Things. Calm down a little bit. Normally I have no problem with you.

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[01:15:09] Speaker 5 + overlapping voice · overlapping voices

understand that. But ‸ I and that's not to say that it won't come up again. But ‸ I. Because of the way this is in this year's budget and after this it will be the next budget.

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And I that money will never see it. So that's why I just.

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The plus to doing this and that it is the right thing to do period. It is the right thing to do.

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‸ Well you have

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second.

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Thank you. I appreciate that.

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Yeah.

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Let's stay calm. Please.

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[01:16:01] Speaker 4

Please sir. We have a motion on the floor. By councilwoman weeks. And a second. By councilwoman cost to return. The original in the amount of how much?

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190,000.

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All right. To. District. Number three. Yes sir.

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To that part. District number three.

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Yes sir.

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Yes

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sir. Okay. Here we go. ‸ I want to say first of all. To all the citizens. That have reached out to me personally. And thank us. Us. For funding.

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It's. You all know the history of that

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park.

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I've seen countless. Facebook comments. To. Kira. I'm just. ‸ First names. Megan. Beth. Shirley. And another one of my former students. Talked about when they played softball. At that field. For girls. Not only for girls. But for the kids. Now notice. There's no softball field. Or baseball field.

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So a lot of those kids. From that area. Attend.

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Park. To play football. Baseball.

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team ball,

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Softball. And any other kind of ball.

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You

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can make up. You're just having a great ball

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of a

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time. So that's my thing.

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Than

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juni rios

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There's only one park that I think will supersede that park. And traditionally it has. I mean longevity. Is Pro Bowls Park. From football. To soccer. To rugby. To events there. So when we do what's best for the children. People understand. Because our children are today's success. But tomorrow's future. And that's all I'm going

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say. And then I

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Then Councilman Hearn. And then I'll call the court. And if you all would like to rebuttal. Thank you. Then I will hear from you all. Then I'm going

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call the question. Because. We're going to be doing this again tomorrow.

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Attend tomorrow's meeting at 5.05 p.m.

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[01:19:04] Speaker 6

I wanted to. The first thing was to read page 9. That

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And this goes back to.

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[01:19:21] Speaker 6

And Councilwoman Weeks I appreciate your apology. And I accept that apology. But this is the problem that I have. When you publicly make statements. That is not completely true. It does more damage than good. ‸ And that's what happens. But I do appreciate your apology on it for sure. But ‸ as council members. We have to just be careful. On the things that we say. Now.

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[01:19:55] Speaker 6

Round and round on several items. But when I walk out of ‸ this door. I make sure. He'll tell you. I say we good. Right. Every time. Because what we do on the dais. Is not a personal thing. Between me and him. We're fighting different philosophies. But the way that we did it with the Leon and Jewel Collins Museum. The funding for that. I wanted to go a certain route. He said no. Now we went through it. Okay. But when we were done. I still was in my car.

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But regardless of what.

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As soon as I pass by.

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say hey what's up. Right. ‸ So we have to be. When we leave this

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diet

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We just got to be careful. What we do. ‸ It's not about stopping the constituents. From coming out. Supporting your item. I think we all can do that.

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feel. And we all. ‸ And this.

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just

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go back to something.

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We all have taken beatings. I remember the JNK. I remember

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For not going a certain way. Because we had all those ties. Every time it was a 2-2 vote. For years. Right. ‸ And. But we have to take some things on the chin. And does it feel good to get hit? Oh. It didn't feel good to me. But we all have had things. Where certain constituents in our community. Fight for individual things. And sometimes it goes ‸ our way. Sometimes it doesn't. But it is what it is. But I ‸ wanted ‸ to read this.

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will say it's a promise. That's something that he said directly. And he said it multiple times. But ‸ this is what he said. Additionally. He said he asked.

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If they are willing to make cuts. In their district. In response. They both stated no.

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From three and four. Mayor Blake made those statements. That is my point.

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‸ trying to twist words. To paint a narrative. In a specific way. To make it favorable for me. And that's a self-centered way to move. In my opinion. And so. And you did it today.

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the dais. A few minutes ago. When you said. Go to page nine. And you still twisted the words. Even though we got the words. Right on the page. That is not the way.

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win arguments. When I lost.

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The

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Leon and Jewel College Museum. What did I do?

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And I twisted it another way. It still didn't work. But that's what we have to do. As Council Members.

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my opinion. It is try our best to fight. For what we believe in. So I want to read something.

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[01:23:08] Speaker 6

The young lady Megan. That ‸ came in to our council meeting. And so we ‸ also talk about. Listen to the people. ‸ This is what all politicians say. All across the country. Listen to the people. ‸ But we only want to listen to the people. When it caters to what we want. When it goes opposite. Those same individuals. Their opinion doesn't matter. And so. I'm going to read what. One of the people said. From the city of Coco.

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[01:23:49] Speaker 6

I'm sorry Megan.

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your name up.

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this is where she typed this. On social media. Dealing with Junie Rios. And the conversation about. The funding between the two. Individual facilities. And so. She says.

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There's been a lot of chatter. Regarding money.

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allocated for improvements. To Junie Rios. Ultimately being redirected.

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There have also been bold claims. From members of the city council. That other council members. Voted against improvements.

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In retaliation. For voting decisions. So I told myself. Let me go back. Let me go and check. Let me go check out. Junie Rios Park for myself. Needless to say. It is a beautiful park. Well kept. Clean. And truly a great park.

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our local families. When you. When you do. When. You do a side by side comparison.

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Junie Rios is far superior. In the categories that matter most. Clean. Sanitary. And safe.

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Park. Needs every dollar it can get. It needs far more than a few improvements. It needs a complete rebuild. Which we know. Is going to cost us a lot. A lot of money to do that. A new foundation. Proper drainage. And infrastructure. That gives our kids a safe place to play. When ego and politics get in the way. Of doing what's best for our youth. That's a problem. Two things you can always count on with me. I will stand up to bullies. And I will protect our kids at all costs. Let's do better for our kids. They deserve it. And so. During that time.

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At that time. There was a lot of discussion. And. And. ‸ And.

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mayor.

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Was here as well. During that time frame. And there was a lot of individuals. That they just didn't want the splash pad. You had some people come out in opposition. And it was. It was a. It was a tussle. So yeah. You're right. Money was there. Money got frozen. Because. The citizens spoke out. And they spoke very loud. And so we. We just backed off from it. But then fast forward.

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Yes.

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I can. ‸ I can see the optics. Or how the perspective. People can say. They just went with ‸ the mayor. But. It's a true issue. It's on every single news channel.

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Come speak at our budget hearing. This is not a. We're not just doing it. Just to smear something. In the councilwoman's face.

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You actually had true people. Who

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the park. Every single day. In the meeting. It's not a.

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That. That's an issue. ‸ Which I do. Appreciate you fighting for. ‸ The parking side of your district.

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do not have. District pots of money. We don't. We have single member districts. But we do not have. Pots of money for. For districts. If. Something comes up. That needs to be. Reallocated.

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We have every right. As a council. To reallocate those funds. But the problem that I have. When you made those statements. On a video. You only talked about. Us stealing the money. You never said. In that first video. That we.

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those funds.

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Which to me. ‸ Is real disingenuous. Because it made everybody. Get up in arms. Until they found out.

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reallocated it. Now those same people. Who was pissed off.

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us stealing it. Now they said. Oh. I didn't know that.

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I got over 140 comments. On social media right now. Not one person said. Yes you need to go.

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Some thousand dollars. Into improvement. On the playground. Around. They said. Unequivocally. That right now.

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Park.

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the smartest decision. Maybe later on. Once. Once. This park. May get some upgrades. Maybe we can go back to that. Later on. But. Right now. The people are speaking. The question is. What people are you listening to? Because the people that I'm hearing from. Are not talking about. Junie Rio's part. And I. And another thing is. I. To use the. The tragedy. Of a young man.

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was a national. News story. That. That hurt this community. On a whole nother level. To use that during. A ‸ conversation about adding. Playground equipment.

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I don't agree with that strategy. In my opinion. But you have every right.

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I just don't think. That's the right strategy. To use in that moment. Just in my opinion. Because it makes it seem like. We don't care about that tragedy. And that's not true. We just have. A dire situation.

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That 500.

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Thousand dollars. It may ‸ not solve. 100% of the problem. But we can't keep.

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At least. Public works. Can step up. Step their game up. And I believe.

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lot of the work. Going to be done. By our employees.

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When we do get a contract.

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do other work. We might be able to use.

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But from what I understand. From Ms. Morgan. It's going to be a lot of. Of in-house work. And so. I'm not going to be in support. Of reallocating those funds.

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right now. But it has. Absolutely nothing to do with. The millage rate vote. We know. I know. We don't have the votes anyway. That conversation is done. So to even bring that up. Makes no sense to me. Because

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It's over. We know it's going to be rolled back. That's why

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been meeting with the city manager.

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to fight about again tomorrow. But having a conversation to say that we're making a decision based on the millage rate.

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not true. Because we know we already lost. It's over with.

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the end. But. We all know. ‸ Just like what Councilwoman said to us a few minutes ago about. Today. Making a vote today. She feels that

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And so sometimes you have to.

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To go above the rollback rate. I know that's not happening. So. I think we need to kill that narrative. You can

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on whatever podcast you want. But to use that. And I hope that's why I keep talking on this mic. Because I know somebody recording and trying to crop it up. And that's what I want you to do. We are not. As far. Let me say.

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this vote.

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more important right now.

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They can make a decision on whatever that's going to be. And I'll be in the audience yelling at them too.

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I just.

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I've been thinking about this thing for a couple days. But that's just. That's my thoughts on it. So

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rollback. Oh lord. A roll call vote on this as well. If y'all don't mind us doing that. Doing a roll call vote please. I don't know if that's got to be a part of the motion or not.

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know the two days. Or three days.

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So we just call it call the name.

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Yes.

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Thank you.

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Yes. I hate to drag this out. But I just want to give some insight to the reasons I've made my votes. As you know I was the one that made the motion to reallocate the money. I thank the mayor and deputy mayor for supporting that motion. Although it was only 500 something thousand dollars. If it was a million, two million. At this point I would have still voted to

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I'm just hitting a couple points that I wrote down as you were speaking.

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If my memory. Actually the mayor you were a history teacher correct. That tragedy. That horrible tragedy. If I'm correct. Which part did that actually happen or begin at?

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Junie attended Clear Lake Middle School.

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time. When Jamie came. Junie. There was another principal there. And as you know when you check a kid out of school. You must have your ID. ‸ Your name must be on that list. Those are all the ramifications. The police officer that apprehended that individual. That did that cowardice thing. Lieutenant Mike Blueball apprehended that man. And I'm thankful for Lieutenant Mike Blueball. He's not recognized for doing that outstanding job. Because he apprehended that person. And then a person donated that property. That park.

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I can't remember the exact year. Maybe the city manager can tell us the exact year. When that happened. But yes. Go ahead sir. The floor is yours.

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So yeah. So if I stand correct.

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So we're talking about preserving history. We should definitely consider that. Also you mentioned Junie Rios being the only park in

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Well although it won't be in District 3. It would be right down the street.

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But to be in close distance from District 3. We'll have a park at the train station location. So you have an additional park there. And also you know I was just sitting in my boss's office today. He has a TV in his office. And we look up. And what do I see?

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And it was kind of embarrassing. He stated isn't that the city that you were in? Yes. So it was embarrassing. So that's why. That's one of the reasons that. I even came forth with that motion. To move that money. I had in my mind that I was going to make that motion. Before we even got into the meeting. And whatever transpired there. I had already had my mind made up. That we needed to do something to address it. Although we know as stated. That money that was reallocated. Won't fix all the problems there. But it's a starting point. We got to start somewhere. And I think those kids that play out there deserve to see that their city council members are. You know have their best interests at heart. So we vote differently. We don't vote because one person tells us to vote a certain way. We vote based off what we hear from our constituents.

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I haven't heard anyone mentioned. Or you know. No one's called my phone. No one's emailed me saying. Hey you need to

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Versus

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However what I have had. I've had people come to me.

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We get ridiculed. I've been. I've heard all kind of things. The council members don't care. Which is not true.

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So I definitely understand what was going on out there. I didn't know it was this bad. That's my only regret. That I didn't know sooner. The

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So I stand by my vote. ‸ You know people can

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of the day. With no issues.

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I coach youth football. ‸ I know how vital it is for kids to be able to practice every day that they have scheduled. And

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to cancel a number of practices. Couldn't even host games.

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get a situation set up so they can play over there. It didn't work out. But just even having to put them in that position to scramble and try to find a place to play. It was embarrassing for the city. And I can only imagine embarrassment for them. So again I stand by my vote. I don't vote because someone tells me I have to vote a certain way. I vote ‸ for the

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That same pot of money, I actually wanted bathrooms at the parks. What was it? Interesting park. And I actually had to rescind my vote on that. The money wasn't there. I had to take that off the list. So while you got remodeled bathrooms, there's parks still in the city that don't even have a bathroom.

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So.

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I just say when ‸ you advocate for certain things, which you should in your district, you take a bigger look at it. The picture, maybe dive a little bit deeper into the history of how things ‸ transpired over the years. And I'll just leave it at that.

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I haven't even done my presentation

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question.

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Um, well, to address a couple of things, um, I've never heard, uh, you, um, Alex get, um, threatened as I felt threatened by the mayor. And I said it at the time that, that I felt threatened by what he was saying.

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say, if I don't, if you don't do this, then we're going to

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projects in your district, which he said over and over again. So, and again, I apologize because you two went along with what I thought he was saying. So I thought that was that you were both in that wheelhouse.

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about that funding was cut. They all said, don't they know who that's named after? Don't they know? And I got that repeatedly that how could they do that, especially to that

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That is what I heard, not what you're hearing. I mean, um, so it was not me trying to use that. It was what the people were saying to me repeatedly that, um, how could they, how could they cut the funding to that particular park, especially after who it's named for? And, um, so as far as that goes, um, and then, um, uh,

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talked about Stradley park over and over again. And we've, we've allocated money, uh, all along to do things for it. We, we put money towards the sign for the

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We've done things, all kinds of different things for the parks. And, um, and this got paired way down from where it was down to, and this is a park that yes, it is a playground park. It is not like Stradley where Stradley has people playing at it. I get that. And there wasn't a bad issue.

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mean, there was a bad issue with the bathrooms and the concession stand and all that, but the fields were because of the rain and we can't stop the rain. So that, I don't know how that problem is going to be solved, but we have already allocated and put in to have

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Put in that's already been done. So it's not like we have been ignoring Stradley park. We've been putting money towards Stradley park. This particular park

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People are there playing all the time. People are doing birthday parties there all the time. I'm happy to hear that there's going to be another park. That's not my district by the train station, but this is a well-used park and it is a park that can use some enhancements. The money was there for enhancements. And again, I'm asking for one, one of the three of you to please, the rest of the money can go to Stradley park, but that 190 will make a huge difference at that park for the people who use it all the time.

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And, um, so that's why again, I, I made that motion, but, um, I was not trying to, uh, do any half truths at all. I was trying to be factual on everything I said. I don't name call. I, I complimented and he said, the mayor has been very pro growth. You know,

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at least from the mayor's perspective that by not voting for the rollback rate, he was going to hurt district three and district four. It was very clear.

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said over and over again, and you can call it a promise to me. I felt threatened so, and, uh, so anyway, um, but again,

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enhance that park. So please, one of you, please agree to that.

[01:42:53] Speaker 7

I go. Yeah. I was just going to say that, um, I mean, everybody up here really

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I mean, you know, since 21, um, you know, when this first came up and I guess it was, it had been brewing for some time then the problems there and the fact that that's the only place our, our kids, our smaller kids, um,

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So, but I did feel, and just a little revisionist history here.

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That was

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meeting where, because

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I was in the hospital, nothing went to district four. So, we need

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I wasn't there. And I would hate to ever see that happen again. But I did feel, um, that we had a punishment vote the other day. And, you ‸ know, that's why I seconded it. Um,

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It sounds like there is a plan developing that could be,

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At least put this problem on the radar screen because it's definitely, it's a, it's a capital project to ultimately be resolved.

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but anyway, I hope

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never come here again.

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you still want to do the vote? Yes,

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I do.

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Well, I'm going to, I am going to vote to support the motion because I do think ‸ that it was a punishment.

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Let me say this real quick. Um, you remember you all went to the town hall meeting at Lost Lake? Mm-hmm. Everyone was there except that because being,

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And I was probably on the National League as well.

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I could not attend that. But what was the survey that they took?

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And you discussed about the park and you talked about transportation. Um, just think about that.

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Um, right now the

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Right? Mm-hmm. And, uh, Donald Trump, our 47th president, had his name on there, correct? Yep. And they removed his name, correct? Yep. What next? What was his next course of action? Shut

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it down or tear it down?

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That's right. I'm not going to,

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what?

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Okay? Did the governor not veto line items that was on the budget? Yes. It's the same thing I'm saying to you all

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said then. But then, here we go. ‸ The thing that baffles the ham sandwich out of me is that if I don't get, if things don't go the way I want them to go, I go to a podcast and I just air everything. Air my dirty laundry. But I'm going

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leave that alone because I haven't gone on a podcast or talked to anyone. I just take that along. I guess it may be more

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You know, you take the beauty and you come back strong the next week. It's just like the Tigers. And we're working to excel. And the thing is that I'll say is that no one ever gave us a chance about Brightline. No one ever gave

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No one ever gave us a chance in bringing community development and business here, industrial businesses. No one ever gave us a chance. But look, ladies and gentlemen, we're doing things decent and in order. And we're being recognized. Prominently recognized. And my thing is this, we're going to continue to invest in our kids. Because I spent over 30 years teaching, investing in our kids. As well as you have done coaching, everyone on this idea is. I know everyone coaches here.

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have kids in the system.

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So my thing is, ladies and gentlemen, it's called politics. Period, point blank.

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Yes, sir, with your permission, Ms. Joyner came today with the aspiration ‸ to speak on this, but came late. I would like to hear at least for one minute. ‸ I would like to hear from her. She's in the audience now. She's also a parent and or advocate. Let

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me just ask you, $65,000, are you available tomorrow, ma'am?

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I mean, hey, ma'am, I haven't even done my presentation. You've done your presentation.

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It's whatever council. I don't have a problem with this. It's what the wishes of council. I would at least like to. I ‸ mean, we almost to the promised land. We're under reports. Yeah,

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we almost.

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I got a motion

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on the

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reports. And I'm just saying, ladies and gentlemen, a lot of this will take place tomorrow. And that's when we're going to bring the lollipops, popcorn, your dreams, whatever the case may be.

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Say it again, ma'am?

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She ain't going to be able to be here tomorrow.

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I understand. ‸ We'll make sure we get you there.

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You know, I mentioned your name. And you know why. I'm appreciative of you. Let me do this calling of the questions. Okay. All in favor. Let me.

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[01:50:00] Speaker 3

I have a motion to reallocate $190,000 to Juni Rios Park for fiscal year 26. And whatever is spent can go back to Stradley Park for discussion.

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That motion was

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Yes, sir.

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All right. Let's do a roll call vote. Councilwoman Cox, what is your vote?

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Councilwoman Weeks.

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Yay.

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And the chair says nay.

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you have 30 seconds. I'm going to put this 30 on there.

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My name is Akira Joyner. I am a resident of Pogo.

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As Mr. Blake said earlier, I am a graduate of Pogo High School, class of 1998. I, when I was in high school, I played at Stradley Park. I played softball there. My kids played football there. They played baseball there. That field has been the same. And I'm 46 years old.

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together. But like

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Megan said, that thing needs to be redone

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all together

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[01:51:31] Speaker 18 (introduced as “Akira Joyner” — machine-transcribed, not verified) + overlapping voice

When they built it, it was sitting on the swamp land. Everybody knows it. It keeps putting

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[01:51:36] Speaker 18 (introduced as “Akira Joyner” — machine-transcribed, not verified) + overlapping voice

I won't say you're wasting money, but you keep allocating money to put a band-aid over ‸ something that's going to eventually break again. I feel like District 4, you're over District 4. Your concern is over District 3.

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And I can say from a resident point, I was very deserved. Because it's like you're ‸ vouching for everything but Stradley.

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I was in the same grade when he passed away. So that means a lot to me, that

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park.

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But

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So, again, that park is beautiful. It has playground. It has clean facilities.

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[01:52:33] Speaker 18 (introduced as “Akira Joyner” — machine-transcribed, not verified)

So I just ask that you guys please come on the court, fight with the county to redo Stradley the way it needs to be done. That's all I've asked. Thank you.

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Oh. I'm going

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save my stuff for tomorrow.

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Okay. But

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the only thing I had was I appreciate council members showing up last night. Also, the community showing up. It was very strategic to do it the same night as Diamond Square.

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And

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[01:53:22] Speaker 6

It was ‸ to educate a lot of people who just didn't understand the processes. So I appreciate staff for being there yesterday. One of the biggest things in our district is always just code enforcement issues a lot of the times. The policing side of it is ‸ not an issue anymore. And so we don't really have those issues. But in District 1, the biggest thing that we talk about ‸ is code enforcement. And so thank you for being there yesterday, answering everybody's questions as well. But it was a good turnout. That was my last town hall meeting or update meeting of my tenure. I think I have maybe two or three more council meetings left as well. And so I appreciate the citizens just for always coming out and supporting me and sometimes cussing me out too. I appreciate both sides. But I really enjoy fighting for the community as much as I possibly can. And I appreciate council as well for some of our exciting discussions at times. But we have another meeting tomorrow that we really want the community to be a part of. It's the budget meeting.

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We need everyone in attendance that if you can, you truly get to see where your priorities lie. You see where your dollars go. ‸ You see definitely going to find out where they don't go. And so I don't want to get on a soapbox about Amendment 3 as well. That's a hot topic that's going on all across the state of Florida.

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If Amendment 3 passes, we're going to have a whole different style of conversation moving forward. And so, yeah, we're fighting over the millage right now. We're going to be fighting the state for dollars in the future if it passes. And so ‸ be careful on how you vote.

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I would not tell you how to vote, but I encourage you to go out and do your homework.

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Listen to him.

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He'll tell you that. And so if there's no plan, I don't think we should vote for it. And so that's just my opinion. But I'm good. Thank you, sir.

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least, I will make this as painless as possible.

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I love that design.

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Thank you. Yes, sir. Okay. That's

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your

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economic development part? Yes, sir.

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got it.

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Thank you. Thank you, because it's all about that P-R-I-D-E.

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Junie Rios. ‸ Carper. I call him Junie because I think about this beautiful canine. I think Sheriff Wayne Ivey, his dog was named Junie. Yes. And Carper, retirement. Had a great time. We appreciate it, Chief. And also Officer Tabor.

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Social Security, and an FRS program. This is the beautiful people that attended here. I love the smiles, the sea of smiles. You can see their age group from young to seasoned. All serving what it's all about. Protecting and honoring our copper. Here we are again. That's another one. Woo! I think this is another one, too, as well.

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That's me. My fault. I don't know how that happened, but thank you. Thank you again. Thank you again. Where did I get all these?

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bottom.

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Right.

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You didn't think enough to delete some of these pictures right here, man?

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I don't delete any of your pictures,

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sir. Next

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time you have my

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permission,

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I'll give up the phone to call the brother. I have any

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money.

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I'm not picking on you, Mitch. We got love. Today

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else. That's what happened. Today I'm happy to say we celebrated with the Guy Spearman and Dolores Spearman

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High students,

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Great day. We took a bomb photo right here. You see that handsome haircut right there. Dolores is showing us. Skin and

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fierce leader, Denise Stewart.

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We're in attendance for the dedication to Pastor Wells, ‸ Pastor Jarvis, the dedication of his home, and

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Jones, and my pastor and myself. This

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but one of the foundation members there at the church. She gave a historical perspective. This young lady here, she helped us design the Spanish portion of our book, our coloring book,

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mother, and our kids, and Chief, hey, wait a minute. Is that Chief Lavender? Woo, Ric Flair. Woo, baby, and myself. This

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This is them here again. I don't know why they didn't let me take a picture. All right, and that should conclude it. We were at that dedication. Why are

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Dr. Bostic, her consecration of being an apostle. She's apostolic now. She's an apostle for the church there.

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Go ahead, man. Get it in.

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at Provost Park, National Night Out. A lot of community resources would be available as well that night. The chief is doing a 40-yard sprint versus anyone under 18. Did you say that?

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Okay.

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If they win.

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said if. Hey, I know we...

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from District 1 other than Mr. Greenwood, but he doesn't want me to do this. Chico, can you stand up, please, sir? Chico, stand up, please. Thank you. I ‸ appreciate you. I know you don't like me telling you what to do no more. Come

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It is formerly Mr. Barbecue, and now it's La Placita. That's why I'm gaining so much weight, because of him. But I wanted to recognize you for being here and staying for two and a half hours.

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appreciate that.

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So, I just wanted to recognize you. If ‸ you wanted to say something,

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Yes,

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sir.

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Yeah,

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man.

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Besides?

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See?

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Yeah,

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appreciate

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you, man. Yes, sir.

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He supports a lot of community events, a lot of community youth teams.

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‸ That's why I made some connection. Yeah.

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I'm

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done, sir.

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Okay. All right. This is the dedication there for Dr. Bostic. All right. Here at this dedication of the

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Needless to say, you see that handsome young man with that nice haircut? But I'm

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we're thankful for that event that took place right there at Five Points. And I was happy to say they're part of living their American dream.

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business organization. And

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And you know this joker here? Mr. Trout.

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company. Paragon, I think. Yeah,

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yeah.

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We were at the football game there when my alma mater plays. His son is the kicker for ‸ FAMU. And I am thankful for him. He

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[02:03:14] Speaker 4 + overlapping voice · overlapping voices

See that orange and green?

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[02:03:19] Speaker 10 + overlapping voice

Yeah, yeah.

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His father was there, too.

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[02:03:25] Speaker 4 + overlapping voice

their paraphernalia on. But those old bulldogs persevered and prevailed. There's no one else. And

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[02:03:37] Speaker 4 + overlapping voice

Yeah, you do. So in conclusion, buy local, spin local, keep it local. We thank you very much. See you tomorrow, 5.05 p.m., 17.05. Go in peace. Chair and take the motion to adjourn.

[02:03:51] Speaker 5 + overlapping voice · overlapping voices

Move to adjourn.

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[02:03:59] Speaker 1 · Unclear audio

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Transcript revision built 2026-10-27T14:59:53 · 13,705 ordinary words, 4,093 in suspect passages, 100 machine re-recognized.

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