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Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-06-16, pp. 20–24; approved with amendments by the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency according to the draft minutes of 2025-06-16, whose own approval is recorded in later draft minutes but not yet confirmed in the City's approved minutes; the amendment text is not in these records (the approving motion: “approve the Minutes for the above minutes as written and with one amendment to page 3 of the May 19 minutes”). The City has not posted the approved minutes.The approving motion, “to approve the Minutes for the above minutes as written and with one amendment to page 3 of the May 19 minutes”, is in the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-07-21 agenda packet (1917_07_21_2025_Agenda_Packet.pdf, packet pp. 6–13).
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Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Tracy A. Moore, Larry Brown, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, Angelia Smith, Marilyn Smith
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines; no independent membership list of this board is available to confirm that the roll is complete.)
Listed absent: Crystal McQueen
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Joseph Colombo (Agency Attorney), Lori Chabot (Recording Secretary)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: A. SMITH, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, Larry J. Brown, M. SMITH, Tracy Moore (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (3)
to approve the Agenda for the Regular Meeting of May 19, 2025, as written (moved by M SMITH, seconded by Brenda Fox); PASSED 6-0; ayes: Tracy Moore, Larry J. Brown, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, A. SMITH, M. SMITH; nays: none — the draft minutes, packet pp. 20–24
to approve for staff to return at June meeting with recommendations per their requests discussed (moved by M SMITH, seconded by Jackie Isom); PASSED 6-0; ayes: Tracy Moore, Larry J. Brown, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, A. SMITH, M. SMITH; nays: none — the draft minutes, packet pp. 20–24
to adjourn (moved by M SMITH, seconded by Jackie Isom); PASSED 6-0; ayes: Tracy Moore, Larry J. Brown, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, A. SMITH, M. SMITH; nays: none — the draft minutes, packet pp. 20–24
Draft minutes, as printed in a later agenda packet
Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-06-16, pp. 20–24; approved with amendments by the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency according to the draft minutes of 2025-06-16, whose own approval is recorded in later draft minutes but not yet confirmed in the City's approved minutes; the amendment text is not in these records (the approving motion: “approve the Minutes for the above minutes as written and with one amendment to page 3 of the May 19 minutes”). The City has not posted the approved minutes.
MINUTES
CITY OF COCOA
DIAMOND SQUARE CRA
REGULAR MEETING
May 19, 2025
The Regular Meeting of the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency was held on
May 19, 2025, at the City of Cocoa, City Hall, 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL, as publicly noticed.
I.Call to Order
Agency Member BROWN called the meeting to order at 6:01 pm.
Invocation: Agency Member FOX provided the invocation.
Pledge of Allegiance: Agency Member FOX led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of
the United States of America.
ROLL CALL:
Tracy A. Moore Chairperson
Crystal McQueen Vice Chairperson
Larry Brown Agency Member
Brenda Fox Agency Member
Jackie Isom Agency Member
Angelia Smith Agency Member
Marilyn Smith Agency Member
Joseph Colombo Agency Attorney
Lori Chabot Recording Secretary
PRESENT:
Tracy A. Moore Chairperson – via phone
Larry Brown Agency Member
Brenda Fox Agency Member
Jackie Isom Agency Member
Angelia Smith Agency Member
Marilyn Smith Agency Member
Joseph Colombo Agency Attorney
Lori Chabot Recording Secretary
ABSENT:
Crystal McQueen Vice Chairperson
STAFF PRESENT:
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Community Services Director NEUTERMAN and Agency Liaison GOINS were present.
II.Approval of Agenda:
AGENDA:
Agenda - Regular Meeting of May 19, 2025.
*MOTION by Agency Member M SMITH; SECONDED by Agency Member FOX
to approve the Agenda for the Regular Meeting of May 19, 2025, as written.
AYES: MOORE, BROWN, FOX, ISOM, A. SMITH, M. SMITH.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (6-0)
III.Delegations:
Margie Harris – Cocoa spoke regarding the Paint & Beautification grant. Ms. Harris
explained that she had been approved for the beautification grants some time ago and has
not receive follow up expressing here frustration. Director Neuterman stated she is looking
into the delays and she apologized.
Audry Irving Jones - Cocoa also spoke about grants and has questions about the amount of
paint she received for the home and asked about the contract. Director Neuterman stated
they had spoken and is also looking into her grant and will get back with her.
Anita Gibson - Cocoa spoke about the construction on Fiske both North and South. She
stated there is a pothole that is quite large. There are also other areas that were left in bad
shape. Councilman Goins added she is right, but the road is not complete and once it is
that will be taken care of. Agency Member ISOM added there are several areas that are in
rough shape. Councilman Goins will follow-up.
Pastor Wash – Cocoa, spoke about grant dollars he is requesting for his summer camp.
Agency Member BROWN asked about the camp, ages of the kids and how it was different
from the DS camp. Pastor Wash replied the Camp is called PLUG and they have room for
up to 75 kids, grades 1 – 5, and they provide field trips weekly and provide transportation
to the trips. However, Parks and Rec is not offering transport for kids to and from camp.
Agency Member BROWN asked about the dates and Pastor replied June 9 – 12, Monday
to Thursday. Discussion continued regarding the camp, scholarships and costs and why
the special election was being held at Joe Lee Smith Center but the Center will let them
use the pool.
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Chair MOORE stated there is a definite gap to be filled this year. She also asked if they
were able to identify the DS kids. He replied yes. Councilman Goins asked Pastor to share
about Friday nights. Pastor Wash replied every Friday night in June, at different
apartments, they will have block parties, community time.
IV.Presentations: None.
V.Action Items:
1. Agency recommendations for the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget. :
Director Neuterman introduced the item stating as part of the planning for the
FY26 Budget, Staff is requesting the Agency provide recommendations for
items/activities/projects that can be budgeted in the FY26 Budget. After Salary
and Operating expenses are allocated, the Agency has approximately $200,000 in
funds to spend on projects.
The current projects that are budgeted in FY 25 are as follows:
Bus Stop Concrete pad – 60K
Commercial Façade Grant - $20K
Residential Paint Grant – 10K
Residential Landscape Grant - $5K
Parks and & Rec Scholarships - $6
Homebuyer Assistance Program - $80KAdditional Funds in Contingency to be
rolled over $220,481. Those can be allocated to project recommendations or to
increase current projects.
This list does not include the Jump Start Program as that is automatically
budgeted.
Director Neuterman stated staff will need recommendations and vote tonight. Chair
MOORE asked about operating expenses and Director Neuterman explained operating
expenses and the $10K is Contract Services. She also added salary is 40% of the
Redevelopment Coordinator expense.
Agency Member BROWN asked about the recent Upstart participant that moved from
DS to outside of DS. Director Neuterman stated they were not able to find a location for
their business in the DS area and the funds will rollover to next year for the Upstart
program.
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Chair MOORE stated that is an issue that needs more discussion and added the
requirements have opened up to current business that want a restart.
Discussion continued among the board about special projects to consider and more
specifically the concrete pad.
Chair MOORE suggested Historic markers that would designate DS areas.
Chair MOORE stated there were also contingency funds and no need to make final
decisions tonight. She would like to keep the bus stop in the special programs and
believes it is needed. She would like to address aesthetics, tree projects,
beautification, and maybe a mural. Director Neuterman mentioned the PZ is working
on code language for murals.
Agency Member ISOM mentioned the bus stops and was there a cover? Director
Neuterman replied SCAT pays for the cover, however, it is not a guarantee. Location
for the pad were discussed and if coverings could be added to two locations that
already existed. Director Neuterman replied she would check with SCAT.
Councilman Goins suggested to the Board that they state what they want as there is
not a lot of time left for DS board. Discussion continued about potential projects.
The board would like to focus on beautification, identifiers, markers, signs,
homebuyers assistance and adding trees.
Director Neuterman confirmed what they are looking for and will bring back a
potential budget to next meeting for approval.
*MOTION to approve by Agency Member M SMITH; SECONDED by Agency
Member ISOM, for staff to return at June meeting with recommendations per their
requests discussed. She also pointed out that the costs would be estimates.
AYES: MOORE, BROWN, FOX, ISOM, A. SMITH, M. SMITH.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (6-0)
Citizen Sherry Amos asked for funds for their camp. She added that their camp is the only
camp that provides academic and technology help as well as what other camps do. They
would like to expand from 4 weeks to 6 weeks. Agency Member BROWN asked about
start date and how many kids were DS. She replied camp would begin June 2 nd Director
Neuterman stated there were 22 last year from DS square. Agency Member BROWN
stated at the June meeting they will address the grant funding.
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VI.Attorney’s Report: None.
VII.Updates and Staff Report: Director Neuterman advised the Board that Ryan Browne no
longer works for the City and Staff is looking to fill the position.
Agency Member BROWN stated the landscape at the Dollar General looks terrible.
Councilman Goins replied with some explanation and that he would follow up. Director
Neuterman she is now Director of Code so she will also follow up.
Shaunna Ginn from Housing stated the City no longer has public housing adding the new
names of the apartments. Councilman Goins added that the G street red brick apartment
have a received petition from residents about the speeding on the street. They are asking
for autistic kids signs and he said they are working on it.
VIII.Next Meeting Date:
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Diamond Square Community
Redevelopment Agency will be on Monday, June 16, 2025, at 6:00 pm at the City of
Cocoa, City Hall, 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL, unless a business need arises earlier.
IX.Adjournment
*MOTION to adjourn by Agency Member M SMITH; SECONDED by Agency
Member ISOM.
AYES: MOORE, BROWN, FOX, ISOM, A. SMITH, M. SMITH.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (6-0)
THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED at 7:26 pm.
__________________________
Tracy Moore, Chairperson
Respectfully Submitted by:
________________________________
Lori Chabot, Recording Secretary
Agenda (the City's wording)
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I. CALL TO ORDER
1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND MINUTES
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of May 19, 2025.
III. DELEGATIONS
IV. PRESENTATIONS
V. ACTION ITEMS
1. Agency recommendations for the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget.
VI. ATTORNEY’S REPORT
VII. UPDATES AND STAFF REPORTS
VIII. NEXT MEETING DATE
IX. ADJOURNMENT
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thank you Lord God for opening up our understanding to receive ideas that may not be the same as ours that we can make those decisions. We pray Lord God for travel
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I spoke to you last week. ‸ I spoke to somebody with the same situation that you have. And I'm sorry. Well, my apologies. So I am looking into the ‸ delays that have occurred. Mr. Brown no longer works for the city of Coco.
is trying to identify ‸ where we have missed on the communication with those people who are the recipients. So ‸ we are working on that process right now to ‸ correct the matter. ‸ And know that I have your name and your address. And I will certainly contact you as soon as I get all of that documents.
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And my issue is with the
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And my number one problem is there is a pothole that will ‸ take your car up front in the
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and south is really, really messed up. They did the roads, but they did not bother to put the roads back together the way it should be, nice and smooth.
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or whomever, do a job and throw the asphalt or the gravel on the road and say, okay, you got the road back, that's fine.
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bumpy and growly every six weeks. We're not
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There's a stop sign that comes, that goes west.
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Street.
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but I think that somebody needs to look at that right away, and I appreciate
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Mr. Goins. So she's absolutely right about that, but the job is not complete, and so they still have sidewalks to complete, I believe some landscaping to complete. So the layer of asphalt that you see, if you notice, it doesn't come up to the curb, and that's because they leave a one-inch lip on it. So they only put that down just so that we can have a way to get to Dixon.
but that's the reason why you have that. Now the tie-ins where when it rained, those potholes, they should have put asphalt all the way to ‸ that tie-in, but they didn't do that. And ‸ so we've been talking about this for the last week and a half, two weeks, so she's absolutely correct, but the job, just let that you know, anybody else know, that job is not nowhere near complete right now. It looks like it is, but it's ‸ not.
it's really bad in three different areas. They did not even have cones to let you know when you were going that you were going to hit them. And I agree with her. My car is a low car, and I've ran in several.
know Ms. Charlene. She's sending an email, too, right now. So I haven't been here since Thursday. The last time I talked to the city manager about it was last Tuesday, so I'm not sure what happened. And I didn't ride that way today, so I don't know how it looks today. But so. The
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honoring it because it's not the city. That was confirmed today. You can quote me. Yeah, even, yeah, so it's not so much different. That's why we're running it for two weeks.
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which was suggested. But somebody had to do something. So the camp will be held at our church. But four of those days of field trips, they go on two field trips every week. So, yeah, so that location may change. But
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Yeah. Vice Chair. So you're saying, just confirm this. So you're saying Parks and Rec said today. Or no bus rides from Jolie to that part, which was probably going to end up being Travis.
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and he has always been an obstacle. He's never been to me cooperative. Well, I have worked with him, like I said, in the past. There's always been a problem with him.
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Yeah. I apologize. I'm not there today, but definitely by phone today. Sounds like there is a definite gap there that needs to be filled, especially this year.
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around. But when you do, I guess the paperwork that you gave to the city, do you have the way to identify who those kids are that are from the Diamond Square region?
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‸ Now, do we want to, if he has a camp and some of the kids from Diamond Square are in that camp, do we want to duplicate them by letting them go to Jolie also?
That's a good question, but I don't see a problem with that because it's different weeks. They're not, they're the same kids that would have been going to the parks and rec camp during those two week periods to the Jolie Smith Center. So I don't see why it wouldn't, I wouldn't consider that a duplication of benefits.
and as you know, we are in the process of getting the, the budget prep for the year, which will be presented before the agency in August and then to council in September. And we anticipate after all of our normal salary and operating expenses are allocated, we'll have approximately $200,000 in funds to spend on projects. The current projects that we have budgeted for this fiscal year include the 60,000 for a bus stop concrete pad. The commercial facade grant is 20,000 residential paint grant, 10,000 landscaping grants, 5,000. Our parks and recreation scholarships is 6,000. Our
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For the diamond square, uh, redevelopment agency. And, and that's considered ‸ operating because it's a contractual services. And, and so that's why it was left off because it's not special projects that we have budgeted in the, uh, the list above. So what I'm asking for tonight is the agency to provide recommendations, which they have to vote on. We will need you to have a consensus of what those recommendations are. Vote on the recommendations, provide those to me so that ‸ I can finalize my budget for FY 26. We can do it as a individual. Each of you can go and provide some thoughts. We'll take notes and then we'll work on getting a consensus. If that's how you want to do it, Mr. Brown and Madam chair, Mrs. Moore. I
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normal operating expenses. We, the salary is all of the insurance, health insurance and everything else. All of the, the basic, um, costs that a, an employee's cost would be under that. And then the operating, we have mailings. We have, um, all of our, anything that we have to purchase office supplies. All of that is part of the, the normal operating expenses.
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could not find a place to rent. There were no locations that would accommodate what her size that she needed and, and the, what's available in diamond square, the square footage she needed was not available. That
discuss coming up, uh, for us that upstart program is concerned with great program, but, um, we did amend the program to include businesses that are already in existence.
deterrent on being able to actually award someone, um, the money that we have in the program. So that's why we included, um, you know, the opportunity for companies who've been in business, uh, for a longer length of time. So they, if they want to kind of, uh, reignite, uh, their business, and if they're thinking of expanding their business, uh, they can also apply for this, uh, upstart program. So hopefully we see some movement in the business community, uh, real soon for us that is concerned. And I'll just, um,
carry this conversation on to the next thing. And that is, uh, what we really are talking about tonight board is, um, we're looking at, uh, special programs that we have. As you can see, uh, tonight,
There are programs that are, uh, contracted programs, um, that we do, but that's already in the budget as a contract, uh, up to a certain amount of money. Uh, and so we award those based on how much money we have for that allocation. But from what I can see, are you asking us to go line by line on each one of these? Or can we vote on the, uh, the programs that have been presented and that we did in 2025 as programs we will be continuing in our 2026 budget?
the, the, the projects that are currently listed are the special projects that you allocated last year. And if you choose to keep those in the budget with those same dollar amounts or to, uh, amend those dollar amounts, then we would do that.
one for us to determine if it falls within our redevelopment plan and is something that we can do following Florida statute, uh, 163 and what is in our current redevelopment plan.
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Mm-hmm So, because bids are only held. Typically, a contractor will only allow a bid to be on, on hold for 30 days. So we're giving you a cost estimate of $60,000 for one concrete pad. And, and that, like I said, it could go higher, could go lower based on whatever bids come back in.
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There's a very set material that has to be used for concrete for the bus stops. And we have to follow the standards that are set by the Space Coast Area Transit on what those concrete pads must entail.
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If we are thinking, would this be a special project, fall on a special project if we are considering in 2026 to do historical markers of some sort? I mean, not markers, but historical markers, but markers that designate Diamond Square territory? Is that considered a special project?
Yes, that would be a infrastructure type project because those are signs that would be placed in certain areas. So, yes, that would be under our special projects, ma'am.
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bus stop concrete pad, but we can do something else for the community with $60,000 for one pad. We can find something else. Maybe you can come up with and bring it back to us something else that will benefit the community rather than spending $60,000 on one concrete pad.
Absolutely. I would love that opportunity to bring back to the next meeting some ideas on something that would meet the 163 chapter for Florida statutes and what's in your plan to certainly assist the community. ‸ And
that maybe that's the route you want to take as an agency is to support some of these community groups with more funds to help the young people or to do programs for seniors or adults and ‸ go from there.
I think as long as we have something that we are working towards, I kind of disagree personally with not doing another bus stop because that's one of the things that we don't have in our community. I mean, you know, we see people standing in the rain. We see people, you know, not being sheltered properly.
bus stops. But I would love for us to, you know, we have the funds there. I mean, those funds can be reallocated at any time if we needed to do that. But I would like to see us still show that we are thinking about the aesthetics of our streets and that if there's an opportunity for us to add a, you know, a proper bus stop, then we have an opportunity to provide that through the budget that's already sitting there.
any other bus stop. So it's not like, you know, we want something that's not going to be, you know, we got to worry about maintenance on later. So I kind of want to keep it there. That's just my opinion. But I did want to see us expand the aesthetics of what our streets look like, if there's special tree projects we can do, if there's special things that we can do that people can see. I know we, usually the community projects are contracted projects. Those are contracts that we do. That wouldn't be considered a special project, you know.
You know, we can allocate money from our contingency fund if we're looking at doing another contract, thinking of doing another contract, you know, that will meet someone comes to us with a good idea. But I just would love for us to be thinking along the lines of how does our community look? When you drive down our street, you know, what does it look like? You know, is it safe? Does it look safe? Does it look inviting? You know, we got a new community about to come in.
what do we need to have out there as a special project? You know, what can we offer the community to show that our community, you know, is worthy of looking like any other community? And that's why I mentioned, that's why I mentioned the, you know, the signages that we could do, street signs, murals. We can do a mural project. You know, I showed everybody how murals can change the ‸ atmosphere of a community. We can be thinking along those lines as well.
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My question is, um, ‸ I hear you saying about the bus stops, but when we first talked about the bus stop, the places they wanted to place them only was talking about up and down 520 by Wawa. Then ‸ Wawa came up with
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Was it talking about a shelter? You're talking about people standing in the rain. That's just for the concrete and the bench. So it's not going to help anything as far as the people standing out in the rain. And it needs to be in the community, not just
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‸ So the space coast area transit provides the cover, the bus stop cover. We pay for the concrete pad. They provide the bus stop cover. And that's part of a grant program that the space coast area transit has. And so those are, those are options that are there that once we've identified a location. And ‸ typically you pick a location that is a higher traffic location that there. So there, the space coast area transit tracks who gets on at what bus stop.
getting on the bus. Then if you have a person that's only, there's only one person getting on a bus every few months in a certain location, you want the heavier trafficked areas.
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That one stays full of people just living there. Basically. I think there's another one down on 520 in front of the auto parts store. Uh, they can't put covering there.
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times a day. And bus stops on 520 to me should be supported by not the Diamond Square board. We need to be doing something in the community, beautifying the community, building the community up, not paying 60,000 for a piece of concrete. That's enough to build a house, to lay the ‸ foundation for a house. I mean, be realistic. We got other things that we could be doing to beautify Diamond Square. And that's what we're here for. Here to use the money wisely. And a $60,000 piece of concrete? Man.
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Like I said, that's just my vote to, you know, my voice to say, you know, let's think about it. If the majority of the board doesn't feel that that 60 should go towards the concrete, then that's the way to go. So I'm not trying to, you know, push the issue in that direction. Only pushing the issue of let us look at what can we do, since that's what we're supposed to be doing tonight. What can we do to help the statics of our community?
Yes, sir. I will bring back some other options and ideas on ways to spend some of your dollars and, and with the thoughts that everybody has on here, infrastructure and aesthetics, those types of projects are something that we can definitely accommodate. We do have, if a decision is not made tonight on recommendations, those dollars will go into contingency.
you come up with a project that fits our plan and fits Florida statutory guidelines and want to do it, then you make that motion to allocate those funds at that time. Right.
types of projects. I either have to say contractual obligations, infrastructure, construction, whatever it is. I have to be able to note that because that's what we have to track under our statute when we're audited.
make pathways that takes us outside of our community, so to speak, but connects us to the community. And that is the, that is, I think we should put that in the language of whatever we're going to do with our special projects or, you know, something that will connect us to the surrounding community, be it pathways, like walkways, street identifiers, ‸ things like that, that will identify us as a community, but will also connect us to the communities around us.
Absolutely. Right, sure. So I don't have a say in this, but I just want the board to understand, you don't have much time left with this diamond square board.
I'm telling you to do not walk away either today or the next meeting, not saying what you want. It's up to Ms. Charlene to go look at those things to see if they are inside of the state statute, but you need to say those things.
maybe ‸ adding more dollars to that program. Who knows what that could be? You have the historical markers. You have the mural projects that Madam Chair had. You have certain properties that could possibly be workforce housing in the future. And so allocating those little pockets of money. We don't have a lot of money, right? But, but you can make some impact on certain things that could last 10, 15, 20 years. And so I just, it was bothering me. So I had to say something.
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That's awesome. I think that's going to be my last thing. Um, what about the property we have that we supposed to make a decision to build something on ‸ that?
Um, um, I guess I'm in the community every day. I see the majority senior citizens. They're not catching the bus. So why are we doing something to, we want to beautify our community. We want it to stand out and we can move on.
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I don't mean to cut you off. Don't get caught up on the $60,000 for that. You don't have to move that forward at all. Right. But what you could do is have, just my suggestion.
where maybe have a top three things that you would like to see, each one of you, and then allow her to bring those things back and then you could chop it down. And then you can probably vote on that maybe at the next meeting.
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You know that you, let me say this, give those ideas to her. She waiting on you. I'm just, I'm just, ‸ she gonna be quiet and she, ‸ she gonna bring something back. But it may not be what you want and then now you can be mad that she brought it back.
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demographics don't fit the larger chains, but a smaller chain would fit. And we did not have any luck with anybody calling us back. There ‸ was no interest. And so it, it takes a lot more than just the seven members on this board. It takes city council to, to get out there and it takes our economic development team to get out there and try to find something. But it is, that is a very difficult task to accomplish. And, and that is my biggest goal is to find grocery options. That
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always been my biggest goal for this agency and it is not the easiest thing to do. And, and so that is definitely something that we want, but we need the grocer to come to the table. And if they don't come
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who were there tonight with the residential land landscape grant. Um, I'd like to see us put some more money in there if we can. Um, you know, maybe 2000 more in there. Um, I'd like to see us do, um, some, uh, community identifiers once you come back, uh, and bring us what that would cost, um, to have community identifiers, pathway, historical markers, those types of things, mural programs, if it's, um, approved, um, for us to be thinking about that as well. Um,
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trees. Uh, I'd like to see us have more landscape as far as our streets are concerned. Um, whether we start putting in oaks, live oaks, whatever, uh, some type of beautification landscape. We tried to do that at one time,
down 520, but I'd like to see us that expand itself into the community where we have more, uh, what they call low hanging fruit of beautification. Um, not just the houses, but also our roadways. Um, something that we can come back and say, you know, uh, these are things we did after the fact or that we need to continue doing in our community. Um, so those are, those are my suggestions.
process of trying to get funding for the old Dr. Jolie Smith center in order to accommodate that? We are waiting for the state to approve a budget where there is an allocation that we have requested funds for. And without that state approved budget, we don't ‸ have the allocation.
Um, anybody else? Okay. I would like to see us, uh, spend the $60 from the concrete pad on, uh, markers, trees, and something to beautify the diamond square to bring it up. I don't, uh, we put in this money for the home buyers assistant program. When is those homes going to even be started
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you know, so we go way back. And i I know that that Diamond Square District is home to a lot of our people who do, we go off the college, do our thing, but we come back home. And we want to see it beautified. And it is sometimes very depressing now. I live off of Barbara Jenkins Street. They've set up a homeless camp
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Well, you're talking about the homeless camp. We need a place for those homeless people to go to. How can we assist those people with a plate I know it takes money, but we still need to have a program, a plan. That's a city. That's a city plan.
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come into the inner cities and do some things and not so much worry about the new, because the news gonna ‸ take care of itself when they when they put it getting started so and I think we need to do the historical because we have a lot of historical things that happened here in Cocoa and you cannot even find it you got to go search for it, and we should have placards or something to say, hey, and and I know I'm about that
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you see the thing on Cocoa Beach all of all down the interstates everywhere talking about that if you tell somebody you're from Cocoa first thing they're gonna ‸ say is Cocoa Beach
mr. brown and agency members it seems to be an overall theme of the beautification, the trees, the landscaping, the historical markers, signage to identify Diamond Square
and I do agree with all of you on your your ideas on on improving the look of Diamond Square so that's something that I can certainly build on and bring back to you at the next meeting. Okay,
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right now. and And we'll build on them as they find... Number one, they have to find the funding to build their homes. and And they have to find the people who qualify for those homes okay okay
so I need a motion from the agency members to to take back the suggestions for for staff to take the suggestion back and bring and come back to the June meeting with some estimated cost and again now
whatever I come up with as an estimate is not going to be the reality of these numbers because everything we do will have to go out to bid and and so we will base the numbers on what we have existing with projects that are in other parts of the city
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with different types of projects so I just need a motion tonight and a second and a vote to to come back with these ideas which are the beautification the trees the markers and and other projects that are similar to that on the infrastructure side Okay.
I'd like to make a motion that the staff will go back and look at all the suggestions made tonight and bring back to us the estimates for those special projects that were discussed so that we will have those to make decisions on in our upcoming June meeting
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I'd like to just come up and ask for funding, $10,000 for our summer program. We have been funded twice before. What makes our program unique is that we have an academic component,
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brick and mortar students, they were a year and a half or two years behind. So we started a camp that summer, and we began to see that the kids just come back and learn about it.
academic component, we have field trips to keep the kids entertained. So sometimes your regular summer school that schools have, the kids don't want to do it because it's just summer school and they go home. And what we do, we do arts and crafts, we do field trips to museums, we do field trips to the bowling
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the same things the other camps do, but we have the academic component. And that's what makes ours unique. Now this year we're offering a STEM component, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. We're partnering with Catapult Learning, which is a Florida statewide tutoring program that we use for, that schools use for Title I. And they will do our STEM component. We have two teachers that are coming in and that are teaching our students hands-on technology. So we are partnering, we are expanding our program. We're working to expand from just the four weeks to the six weeks this year, depending upon the funding that we
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members, uh, as you heard earlier tonight, um, Ryan Brown no longer works for the city of Coco. We are working to fill the position and we'll be, uh, moving forward to repair some of the challenges that we were faced with tonight. And my apologies to all of you for any, um, things that were missed, um, over the last six months or so, but we are working towards, uh, improving that and making those accommodations to, uh, to help, um, all of the people who are lacking in some of those activities. I don't have any other reports for tonight.
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know, uh, last year, uh, they got a few fines. Um, ‸ but I, I've just in my travel the last few months, I see a lot of those corporations going to the, into the communities and they go in and take all of our dollars and they don't care about the building at all. Yep. And this happens a lot. And so, um, they got fined, I believe a few times last year.
But as you can see, six months later, you got the same problem again. And so, um, I, I'll say something to this code enforcement again tomorrow about it, but this, this is an ongoing thing.
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Wow. Attention. Okay. Tomorrow morning and, uh, I am taking notes. So. Okay. So know that we are. Obviously moving in the right direction and, and, and see what, what needs are out there and are working towards making those improvements. Okay.
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We have that little hill. Yeah. All of that. So the public works did that a long time ago because the water was shooting across from the railroad tracks onto railroad avenue. So they built that ridge there.
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cutting, but the issue is inside of their ‸ contract, weed eating and pulling weeds is not a part of their contract. So that's what we, that's a problem.
Cause I think the city manager stated that he was going to get with public works if he had to, and they were going to take care of that. But that was at the meeting.
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Red Brick, there you go. All right. On G street, um, I've, I've received a petition from like 30 or 40 people. Um, because that, you know, we all know that's a cut through street. When they come around Rosa, they hit G and haul butt down Washington or vice versa, trying to get to US one. And so last year around this time, a young man got hit by a car. And there's also, um, a few kids and I believe a young adult that, um, has autism on that street.
So those things are in the works. Now. I'm not sure if we're going to do speed bumps or what they call them speed tables. I don't know what we're going to do on that street, but we got a petition and we had, we also got, you know, records of people ‸ got that hit or ‸ young man got hit. So just want to just that got brought up.