Merry Christmas
everyone.
Merry
Christmas. ‸ We have a reason to celebrate. The reason
for the season. We cannot forget where we once come from because we may have to go again.
All
right. I'm a firm believer. You know, as Muhammad Ali stated, ‸ you do here on earth is the ring of paper in heaven. So take care of people. Amen.
Get that beer in there.
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Does anybody need water? Some of this good cocoa water? Yes, please. Okay.
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share. God is good all the time. All right. All right. That's why we're here today. All right. We like to call this regular meeting order held December the 19th, 2023. ‸ Call the order of this meeting. I have two outstanding young men that I trust with my life. Both of them are spiritual leaders.
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I was happy to say he's here now, Pastor Randy Alonzo. That's the first one. And then the second one is my own personal pastor,
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We will come with invocation with Stephen A. Brock first, and then we'll have Pastor Randy Alonzo give us a blessing over the city of Cocoa. So we are mindful of the
reason for the
season. Amen?
Amen.
All right. So let's get this event started.
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Please, ma'am. Please, sirs.
Let us pray. Lord God, we thank you for this day.
We
thank you for allowing us to come together to discuss the business of this city. ‸ Lord God, we ask you to bless the leaders, bless those that will make presentations. Lord God, bless everyone who's come before this council.
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continue to serve our city, that we can continue to be that city that shines, that sets the pace for the Brevard County as well as for this region. Continue to bless each and every one of us. Bless the citizens of this city. Continue to guide us, mold us, shape us, and hold us. We'll be ever so careful. In your name, all the honor, all the glory, and all the praise. For us, in Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
Amen. Thank you very much.
Let's continue.
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We're grateful for
the
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season. We're grateful for the sacrifice of our Lord and Savior, and we'll celebrate his birth this week.
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that your wisdom would flow, and that this city would be all the more better because of meetings like this. Father, we thank you that we can be a part of a city that is prosperous and healthy and moving forward and growing.
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has great vision. Father, we do pray for our leaders tonight. We pray, Father, that as they look to the future, that they would give us vision that would cause us to want to be a part of it and to expand our influence as a place to raise families, to live, to have prosperity and joy and health.
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May we all aspire to be better under your care and your love, and we're thankful to be together tonight. May again your wisdom flow in this house. We ask it all in Jesus' name. Amen.
Amen. Let's give our
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for all. Thank you very much.
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If
you have any cards, submit your cards. The time is now. Madam Clerk, may we do roll call, please?
Yes, sir. Mayor Blake. Thank you, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Hearn.
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Barringer.
Present.
Councilmember Goins.
Here.
Councilmember Koss. Here.
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Here.
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Thank you.
Thank you very much, ma'am. Madam Clerk.
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where the wishes of Council. Motion to approve. We have a motion on
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Second. Second.
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Just going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously.
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to
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The Honorable David
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Council, would you come down, please?
While you're coming down, I'd like to express my sincere thanks to the residents of this great city, to the leadership of this council and its mayor, to the great staff that participated, the many merchants who went out of their way to collect tons of food. So I'm so excited to be able to come here today and present this winning trophy. But really, the winners are our community, those who come to our pantry, those who receive this food.
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Most food collected for our community.
And
of course, Councilman Goins came and received this once already. But I'm so glad I can come and present it to you and all those
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to let them show how much we shine for our community. So 20,800 pounds was raised in total. Of which, 12,900 pounds came from this effort from this great city. And we are so thankful to receive that food. But in perspective, we have a pantry that's about the size of a closet, but distributes about
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to receive, think about that need here in our community. Think about that. Because ‸ it's here. It's not going away. But your efforts this year are making it happen for us.
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our volunteers, and our clients, our customers, our residents, our neighbors. Thank you. Thank you. God bless you.
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for the countless hearts, and also not only just the hearts but the souls of the people that need help in addressing their concerns. It's imperative we are our brothers and
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the word community is
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Thank you, sir. You've been a good, faithful servant over the people.
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out. Thank you all so much. God bless you.
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We will proceed in this order. We are next to delegations. We ask ‸ make you aware that you have 180 seconds to elaborate what's on your mind. Please state your name and your concern okay we will go on this order our Reverend JB Dennis Jim Hathaway and Darius hey those
three okay thank you very much good evening everyone
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to just
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recap
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Board. It is written that this board
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do a ride along with the Cocoa Police once a month. It is written that these will have a meeting every other month and it is written that SCG TV will record this. So we got this past National Action Network, in 2018,
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mayor Henry Paris so I just want to do a recap to see if this city administration is on the same page as we had been on all the time but I got kind of lost but Alton Edmonds is the chair of this so I just want to ask one question briefly when is the next meeting I'm
sure we'll advertise it Mr. Dennis on our website for starting for the new year
all right thank you very much
yes sir okay next Jim Hathaway
I'm sorry about that I'm not sure that I'm in in the right order here because I want to speak to the
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that's what's written on the car but if that's what you like then we'll set your card aside so
all right thank you
absolutely
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yes ma'am thank you all the above man of God
thank you to the council to everyone I'm just here to my name is Darius hey I'm a minister at the apostolic ‸ church of Jesus new deliverance ministries on 1251 school street Cocoa Florida and we are growing
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those that are in need and last night we went out and gave out some blankets clothes food water to some in Cocoa you know
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and our concern is we want to see you know that it's a need for the homeless to be helped and we just want to support anyone and help anyone that may be helping the homeless for a place where they can be housed or taken care of in any way
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so ‸ I think Alex goings the councilman for you know hearing that need and uh giving
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do for the community and the citizens of Cocoa and surrounding areas
elder hey yes
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for what you do for the community and the citizens of Cocoa and surrounding areas elder hey
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throughout the state, throughout the country who don't have that privilege. So, again, I appreciate you for just, you know, having the will to do it. And I'm going to be out there with you. And so when
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Whatever we can do for you as well, you let us know that. And then we can merge you with other organizations within the community who also help other individuals in the community. So thank you. Yes, thank you. And I just want to
say
thank you to
these three women of God on this second to last row as
well.
They
are strong.
Yeah, but behind
every good man, there's some good women. We know that.
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Thank you all. Appreciate that.
Okay. All right. Do we have any other cards?
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What are the wishes of council?
We
have a motion on the floor. Second. By councilman, her deputy mayor is in a second by councilman. Goins. Just going to call the question. All in favor saying aye. Aye. And the
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Have
it.
Consent
agenda. Yes. That's consent agenda.
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I
know. I'm a routine guy. Thank you. That's why I'm laughing. Okay. Proceeding on with public hearings. Item number 6-1.
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Adopt the second and final reading of zoning map amendment for plus or minus 1.002 acre portion of the property located at 825 Forest Avenue from institutional to RU-2-15 multiple family dwelling. ‸ This is the second and final reading.
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This is ordinance number 23-2023. An ordinance of the city council of the city of Cocoa Brevard County, Florida, amending the official zoning map designation of a portion of one parcel of real property, that portion totaling 1.002 acres more or less, and generally located northwest of the intersection of Grimes Street and Forest
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More particularly depicted and legally described on Exhibit A attached here too, from institutional to multiple family dwelling, RU-215, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability, and an effective date. Mayor, as you said, this is second and final reading. There have been no changes to this ordinance since first reading.
Thank you very much, Esquire Ike. I have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, over ten cards. Okay, way over ten cards.
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What I'm asking you to do is not to be redundant.
You
have the right to convey your thoughts. Clearly, everyone is aware that Amendment 1 protects your right to freedom of speech.
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So we will proceed in this order. Okay. Okay.
Is
it Chevelle Jacobs?
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Okay. That looks like a V. ‸ Well,
I
apologize. Chelsea Jacobs. Please come forward to the podium. I apologize.
Mr. Mayor, we do have a presentation from our consultant.
Okay. We do?
Yes, sir.
Okay.
Before you open up to...
Okay. Go ahead, sir. Thank you, Mayor.
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on behalf of the city. I'll be brief as this is second hearing,
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working here, Charlene. I got
you.
Thanks. The rezoning request for the property at the corner, thank you, of Hillcrest and North Corco Boulevard,
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currently operates as Matthews Hope, a non-profit faith-based homeless outreach ministry. You can go to the next slide. Thanks. Future land use designation of the subject property is HDR, high-density residential. That was changed in July from commercial to high-density residential. Next slide. The current zoning is institutional. Previously, the zoning was split RE-215 on the east, RE-225 on the west. Next slide.
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The map on the overhead shows where that area is located. This aerial shows similar general location of the rezoning area. And then this slide was added between the last meeting and tonight, just to show in greater detail generally the location of the rezoning area. This is an overlay of the survey with an aerial of the property. This future land use map was shown, or sorry, this zoning map was shown last week as well, just as a reference point to show some of the other properties in the city that have a split zoning categories based on a question that came up at the PNZ meeting. And then between then and now as well, just want to clarify that on these parcels, there are some of that, some of these have buildings that are split on these lots as well.
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right through portions of the building. This was another example of a split zone project, Coco Grand Apartments, on the western side of the city. Briefly, the reason the request is that the applicant wishes to expand the existing Matthews Hope facility, which includes an existing daycare, which received a special exception for the Board of Adjustment in February of this year. They are looking to provide multifamily units for low-income multifamily members of the community that would ‸ live short-term,
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No new construction would occur, so the greenfield areas would remain. On July 25th, 2023, the City Council adopted ordinance 06-2023, which amended the future land use map designation of the subject property from commercial to high-density residential.
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that amendment was to complete the first step of the regulatory amendments prior to the submittal of the rezoning. As I mentioned previously, the property was previously zoned to RU215 on the east and RU225 on the west. The purpose of the previous zoning change to institutional in 2016 was to provide for an electronic sign, which was not permitted in the residential zoning districts.
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However, only just over one acre of the subject property is proposed to be classified as RU215. And under RU215, the maximum density is 15 units per acre, which is more restricted than land use.
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A full staff analysis is provided in your staff report. A couple of those findings were presented at first reading. I won't go over them again this evening. Charlie, you could skip forward a few slides. All of this information has been provided in your staff report and was gone over during the first reading. The Planning and Zoning Board did recommend approval of this item. The Council also did approve at first reading. Staff is recommending approval of the item. I'll be happy to take any questions you may have about the request and the applicants here this evening as well, if you have any questions for them.
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When you say no new construction, what does that
consist of? Yes, to be clear, that was no new greenfield construction.
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no new what I would call greenfield construction. So no new vertical construction would be occurring outside of the existing structures. Okay,
no new vertical and also ‸ would that be no new ‸ construction outside of the existing walls, ‸ say adding 10 feet, adding 20 feet to this section or that section?
That's correct. That's my understanding there would be no construction of that type as well. Okay, you said it. I need to just
say it one more time. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
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Correct.
Thank you.
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very much, Mrs.
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Councilwoman
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I was going to ask Mr.
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you wouldn't mind or whoever is presenting these that if we get a new slide like that, that we
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I don't know of any other zoning other than the hearings that are tonight that have been done from planning and zoning to a second hearing in 13 days before. and so I know because I could I could kind of tell by the couple of flashes I've had of the double zoning properties that some of those are on Indian River Drive on one side and
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I'm quite familiar with those and of course
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on this particular property is is quite a bit different. And then, to you what what are the buildings that have two different zoning I'm just curious I
some of them were single-family homes along that Indian River stretch I just referenced
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and it it varied each property but some of them, you know, is either right through the middle or through the back. Some not at all. So ‸ just, it seems to follow a future land use map trend where you have some, front the frontages being different. It appears that the residential is intended to be on one side and then maybe non-residential on the other. But the way it was split with some of the existing or maybe new structures as it went down the middle of the homes.
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it's unique I think, you know, zoning being an interesting thing, but the interesting thing that it is when we run into that, we, we at least try to work with folks to find what the intended use is. So for example, like one of those properties, if they want to build commercial, clearly you, you don't do that in the residentially portioned or the
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But if you have a situation where your setbacks are dictating that you're
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being split zone Ideally, you're working with city and planning staff to figure out the solution. So it's not something
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every day, but when it does happen, there's always a way to figure it out
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sometimes I think we have to as time change we have to modify our choices because of the uniqueness of certain situations that prevail. Okay. Any other questions for staff? Saying,
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like to
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and open to the public, the applicant mrs. Hannah French would you come first please ma'am and then
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may I rely on you to run the presentation given that I was here just seven days ago I think the topic is very fresh on everyone's mind so I won't take you through the entire deck but I did want to pause on the slide that was added that
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I think it's slide four maybe five the new it's an aerial with an survey overlay. That's it. yeah One more back. Well, we can talk about both. But, so what I was asked to do I this was a request both from the planning consultant and I saw some public commentary about this this is an independent surveyors diagram overlaid onto an aerial. What's hard to perceive from the aerial is that there are
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separate standalone CMU structures so that boundary that you're highlighting there is a distinct building and the boundaries of the rezone capture that building and the preschool, which is just to the south. So, it does not cut or bisect any building. So, we're talking about distinct buildings, not mixed zoning in one structure if you go to the next slide this was a discrepancy I mentioned in one of the prior presentations that we have the original blueprints from 1952 and some of the existing conditions no longer exist. So, changes have happened over 70 years. This slide seeks to clarify what's happening there. There is now an opening that you saw on the previous slide. The surveyor had it marked with an X so we're just talking about a standalone structure highlighted in
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to the east I was there on the property today and verified that this accurately reflects the current conditions. So, that that's all I wanted to clarify and open up to any questions that have arisen in the
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okay ma'am thank you very much
okay now we will proceed in this order I'll do the first three the
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and state your name for us thank you ma'am
good evening I'm Chelsea Jacobs I'm an advocate at Matthews Hope so this meeting is about rezoning for housing
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‸ the focus of the community has been on the negative encounters that people have had ‸ the homeless population and their concern of its continuance which is absolutely justified however that is not what this vote is about
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those are not the people that are
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aforementioned types of people that come into outreach services, but those services aren't going anywhere. And neither
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those people. Fortunately, we've not been tasked with voting for them and their needs, as they are already receiving the extent of services
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I think I speak for all of Matthew's hope when I say I hear you I understand there are concerns
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the rest of the community unfortunately that conversation is for another time and place
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the approval of housing the troublemakers are and always will be this vote will not change that however this vote could change the lives of some truly deserving individuals this vote gives them a chance to rebuild their lives with support structure and dignity the opportunity of housing is only afforded to those that consent to random weekly inspections and I do mean inspections I used to do that in the prison as part of my job random monthly drug testing financial counseling mental health counseling life skills classes Bible studies and so many more safeguards you're saying no to this rezoning does not impact the porch poopers or the litter bugs and they should not be the reason that a young adult a parent and their children a veteran or senior citizen sleeps outside another night
Thank you very much ‸ we
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Thank you very much
ma'am Mrs. Bradford
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to thank those in this community who have shown us overwhelming support in coming to
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of you who have not taken the time to learn who we are and how we
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ourselves from the organizations that help homeless in our Brevard community I hope you will really take the time to actually learn the truth of who Matthews hope is and how we will benefit this community and not the untruths that are being spread and understand why I have dedicated so much of my time and my life to this ministry and what Matthews
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and if you would like to talk to me I'm only a phone call away
Thank you Michelle thank
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imagine a humble stable in Bethlehem over two millennia ago In that stable a child was born Jesus Christ His arrival wasn't
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Instead Jesus entered this world in what some might consider transitional housing The innkeepers provided shelter to Mary and Joseph ensuring a safe place for the birth of Jesus Reflecting on this act leads us to ponder the significance of transitional housing not just in ancient times but in our modern day Transitional housing is a beacon of hope for those navigating through challenging circumstances Just as the innkeepers offered a haven for Jesus's birth
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provide transitional housing to the homeless offering a chance for stability and a fresh start Consider for a moment what would have happened if the innkeepers had turned away Mary and Joseph If they had closed their doors denying shelter to the family in need the narrative of that holy night might have changed drastically Similarly when we turn away those seeking a hand up we risk altering the course of their lives I mentioned this last week.
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in the potential of every individual Through their dedicated efforts Matthews hope continues to empower the homeless giving them the tools ‸ and resources needed to rebuild their lives Just as the innkeepers opened their doors to Mary and Joseph Matthews hope opens its doors to those in need offering warmth safety and most importantly hope Jesus's birth in that stable teaches us humility compassion and the importance of extending a helping hand to those in need As we celebrate this season, let's remember the lesson from that holy night the immense impact of providing shelter support and hope to those seeking a new beginning In closing, let us strive to emulate the kindness of the innkeepers and the dedication of organizations like Matthews hope By doing so we can create a community where transitional housing isn't just a temporary fix, but a stepping stone towards brighter futures for those in need
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Thank you ma'am It's beginning to look like Christmas. I love purple. Okay, next will be Mrs. Shannon Diaz and then
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I'm an advocate at Matthews hope My journey with Matthews hope has transformed my life.
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Looking for a new way to life It took a while to get into housing. It wasn't an overnight matter. I had to show up be committed want it for myself More than they wanted it for me After some time I did get into housing.
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Met with the financial advocate as well as my own advocate weekly in that time roughly 17 months later. I graduated And I now advocate for the people
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transitional housing I am out in the trenches with these men and women
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I get to reach ‸ my hand out and help the next person Everyone who truly wants to change their life and is willing to put the work in Deserves to have the support that Matthews hope offers
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their life like that However, there will be people like myself who want more for themselves people who need a beacon of hope Help finding their way back to life of self sustainability Thank you for your time
Thank you very much ma'am for having the courage to come forward. Do we have any questions for? Mrs. Shannon Okay, thank you
I'll ask Shannon are you Do you live in Cocoa or
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I was in the program I was in winter winter garden. Okay.
Thanks.
You're welcome
Okay, the cards fell out of order.
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bottom son. So no disrespect sir. You're at
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make a request pretty please
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scooters and Cocoa. What are you trying to say? I'm not aware. Are you want to speak on a particular item?
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It's on the e-bikes
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Yes, what I'm trying to say to you ma'am the scar should have been submitted during delegations Yes, ma'am, but we'll see what ‸ we can squeeze you in. Okay? Yes,
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I had a teacher. His name was Mr. Rivers. He would play Christmas carols faith based Christmas carols and then he would have a parent come in and teach us to play dreidel. It's a shame that this is not common today. Unfortunately, many are left uneducated and
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Today,
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that has a bad back who cannot get his operation because he has nowhere to recover. He would be able to work if he had the back surgery. He would actually probably be a candidate for our transitional housing. ‸ Today,
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Okay ‸ today for our transitional housing program. Thank you.
‸ Okay.
Next will be, is it Judy?
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I don't know
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R A
R A. Okay. Thank you.
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Hi.
I'm here this evening, hopefully to gain a better understanding of this issue. Sort of came a little bit late into this. So, um,
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hope in fact that in your decision making process, you in fact evaluated, um, any potential negative impacts to the quality of life of those individuals who are taxpaying citizens in
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I'd also like to express some concern with, I hope that, uh, there was a risk assessment done, uh, that would determine, I guess, risk versus the benefits of, uh, the, the rezoning issue. And, uh, I don't know if you can take time tonight to explain some of that to me, but, um, I'm sure that a number of individuals in the area that are, uh, taxpaying residents have some concerns. Um, and I think they were expressed earlier by some of the people from Matthew's hope and, and
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but I think we'd like to get a gain a better understanding of it. And, uh, it's important that both sides of the, um, if you will say, coin or whatever, are well informed and the decision making process is thorough. Because there could be some very negative impacts to those that are paying extremely high taxes here and are benefiting from
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but, uh, feel maybe somewhat limited in being able to, uh, I guess, enjoy those amenities because some of what we appear to be, maybe some negative impacts to the number of homeless people in the city. Thank you.
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uh, can you be more specific, um, on what, what things are you concerned with that have stopped something, stopped you from enjoying some of the amenities?
Sure. Um, the increased number of people, uh, that, um, may be in fact homeless that are, uh, may be waiting to gain access to Matthew's hope that are, uh, trespassing on our property, using our pools as a bathing facility, uh,
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Um, these are the things that I try to take a walk.
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where I can take them. The number of homeless people
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in the park and hanging them on the wall to dry. So these are some of the kinds of things, uh, you know, that I find, I think tourists will find somewhat, uh, what's the word, uh, not exactly something they want
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you know, tripping over people laying in the streets and on the sidewalks.
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park, we, we advertise this as a historic town and I, I just find that that's going to turn some people away and they may not come back once they see it.
Okay. Thank you.
Okay. Thank you.
Okay. Next will be Connie Smith. And after Connie Smith, is it Jamie Pritchett?
Okay. I'm back. And thank you. Um, let's make sure everyone understands Matthew's hope is very respected. We, we love what they do. It's just the concern of expanding social services. That's our concern. Will it attract more homeless? Will it attract more mentally ill people? The more drug addicts?
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and I used to feel safe walking back from the park at night and I don't anymore. I won't go down there at night. I won't go down to the restaurants at night when it's, and this is just a, you can't answer this, but an ever
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You guys went out and gave blankets to the homeless. I don't know if those homeless people literally enjoy living. I mean, no one should, but drug addicts and mentally ill people, they have a choice. They can go and get services at, okay, family promise within what half a mile from Matthew. So they, they know where to go. They can get ‸ the
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Y'all.
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sitting up there. Hopefully they'll go to Matthew's hope and get help. Or family promise or some social services, but they don't want to. So we're stuck dealing with the problem.
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Do you keep expanding the social services? And did that, does that perpetuate the problem? So anyway, that's, that's my, my concern. ‸ Thank you.
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calls.
‸ Thanks. So, um, I appreciate you coming. I appreciate our, uh, our long call as well. Um, ‸ like I told you earlier today, social services or any services or resources for the community
only come
where there's a need.
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You doesn't see, you don't see it on satellite beach. You don't see it in any Harbor beach. You won't see it in safe Harbor and clear water. Cause certain areas don't call for that service. So
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because the need is so great. So I just want to, I want to in implant that on everyone in here. That's for this item. Those services that are here, no matter how many come in, it's still not enough. The, the, the 30 blankets we gave out last night. ‸ Yeah. There's another 45 people that didn't get them. Right.
But
did they come here because we give it to them? What I'm trying to say, they didn't stay in satellite beach. My nephew was a heroin addict. He went to where he could get heroin.
He
was in treatment for 10 years, but he couldn't give it up. So when they go where they can get it, I'm sorry.
Yeah. Ma'am. You have the right to voice your concern.
And he passed.
Yes, ma'am. I'm good. Okay. Councilwoman calls.
Yeah. I was just going to say that. So, I mean, some of the organizations you listed, there is a real shortage of this sort of transitional housing. Yes. But your point, and I don't want to repeat too much what I said last time. Right. But, you know, we have a population of 20,000 people in
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So, what is that? Three percent. Right. We have 15 square miles in a county of
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One percent. We have well over 30 percent of
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Right. Now, how do we lift ourselves up out of that? You know, I've talked to police officers that, ‸ you know, people do come here.
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you know, I've talked with a council person in Melbourne who admitted that the police department, their police department brought people here. So, ‸ I guess it's a balance we want to find because we are, you know, we have a big heart. Right. And we've been providing this, these solutions to what is a countywide population. And having walked the inventories like I do each year.
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I mean, percentage ‸ are. But, no, because that's specifically a question I ask. Yeah. You know, where are you from? So, um, nonetheless, ‸ I don't think we want to lose our big heart.
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But I think we want some sort of plan. We also want to be working on a countywide problem with the whole county, with the other players. Right. And, you know, again, if you don't know where you're going, you might wind up someplace else. So, as you know, planning is really what I think is in order. But, um, anyway, I appreciate you coming forward. Thank you.
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Yes.
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Yes. Hello. I want to say your questions and
concern
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they are valid. There's a lot of validity in there. Um, I'll say your question was expanding these services. Would it bring more people here? So my experience working on the streets, working with homeless as a firefighter, um, ‸ often responded to many homeless camps. I can tell you that right now there are, uh, ‸ abundance of homeless people
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Cocoa beach and on satellite beach as well, Melbourne and Palm Bay. Um, and they don't offer any social services. So if we was to, you know, do the math on that, I would say it's not the social services. That are bringing people there. Um, and I don't think Matthew's hope is the reason that people are coming here. You know, so, you know, there's a resources. So, of course, people come to resources, but you have to think just a few miles down the road.
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So when people are released from ‸ jail and it's something I stated, there should be resources offered before they release people. But many of those people are homeless already inside the jail and the next city over.
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up here. And, uh, so, like I said in the past, it's a complex issue.
Right.
It's going to take like councilwoman cost at the county and everyone to come to the table. However, I don't think that what we're here for tonight is gonna, I don't think it's going to increase the problem. I think
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going to be receiving those services. And, you know, just for disclosure, the type of people that's going to be receiving those service.
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Um, there was a time when we had to seek shelter, me and my mother and my brothers and sisters.
Yeah. All right. And definitely like I started Matthew's hope is an excellent organization. My thing is just expanding. Correct. Keep on expanding, especially, you know, right in this area. Yeah, that's, that's a tough thing.
So, but
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right now. We're talking about people to actually go to work, kids that attend school and they just don't have a place because of the increase of rents right now. And
just like you said, the weird thing is, is we could all have been there. We were all on the verge at different times in our lives. Yeah. We were very, uh, blessed that we made the right decisions.
I
truly
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valid points. Thank you.
And,
um, when I ‸ hear you. Thank you.
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really want to address this issue.
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If you really, really want to get to the nuts and bolts of this homeless issue, because they're just passing it on. They're kicking the can and they're not addressing it. Well, as I make my
trek
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to Tallahassee and becoming the state president, we're addressing this issue right now on a Florida League level.
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Call our state legislators. And if you're not sure who they are, I will assist you from Thad Altman to Senator Mayfield to Senator Wright to so.
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And the list goes on. Randy fine representative Randy fine. Next. Meredith. Pritchett. After Meredith will be Tom Sullivan.
Good evening. How are you? Thank you for taking the time to listen to concerns. Excuse me.
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I do live right up, um, in the community here and I do have a few concerns. Um, a whole bunch of concerns, actually. Um, a few things.
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hope and that is partly one, me needing to know more. But also I feel like there's been a lack of information that's gone out from city council to the community members, especially when we're talking about, um, rezoning. I'm concerned one in the fact that we did have two meetings very close together. Um, like councilwoman did bring up the fact that this is kind of unprecedented. It appears to be so closely together with two meetings without having had any informational pamphlets, um, go out to the members of the community about what the discussion is. So that is a concern to me and I believe to other members of the community. Um, just, just allowing us to have more time to make more, um, I don't know, valid, um, decisions on what's going on. Um, this is our community that we're talking about.
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for transitional housing for men.
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that's what I was from what I was under understand based on reading the pamphlet that was put on the website. So that's the first thing, um, would like to know a little bit more about background checks of individuals that are going to be going through transitional housing. I don't think this is an unvalid concern with a single woman that lives in our community. Like has been addressed.
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visual. What I have seen living here since the time that Matthew's hope has come into our community. And again, I am totally supportive of wanting
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Um,
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and women that we can in our community and help get people out of issues. But, um, there is still concerns with what I have seen on our streets, being able to, like was
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just trying to walk down to the bank. I have seen there have been more and more panhandling going on around the community. I was stalked ‸ by people that were then parked, like kind of stopped outside of the bank with myself, my mother, um, other ladies within our community have had that happen where we have been addressed by people, um, just off the street. And they're not people that have been here before. They seem to be relatively new coming into the community. So my question is, yes, what we would be able to be helping people that are through that are coming through with transitional housing.
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just wanting to be attracted to the area? How are we going to, as a community deal with those additional people? If that makes sense, not just the ones that are going to be helped through the transitional housing.
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out in my community when my young nephews come, I would like to be able to walk with them, show them our gorgeous city and feel safe doing it.
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community, your community doesn't feel safe. Your community isn't safe. So these are just concerns that we have. Um, I realize my time is up. Sorry.
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Yeah. Because I have seven other
cards
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beside you.
Okay. That's
21 minutes.
Yep. No problem.
Okay. Thank you.
Thank you. Can I just ask a quick
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Yeah,
I
just wanted to ask. It's Meredith, right? So how did you find out about the zoning change?
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Okay.
So
it's kind of just,
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but when it's concerning right around your neighborhood,
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walking outside my door and having like now I have to go and I locked up my school house because
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And I, the young woman that comes home late at night, I'm having to then go
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On the border. Okay. Next on the list will be Tom Sullivan.
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Okay. That'd be item number two. Okay.
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Okay.
Yes.
Okay.
Thank you. Council. My name is Jamie Pritchett.
I
live near the Cocoa library and I have concerns. One of them is that in the past when there was a rezoning issue coming up, I got a letter in the mail saying they're considering rezoning something on Peachtree Street, for example, or some other places. And there was nothing about this request for rezoning and the issues involved. And also I heard from a neighbor that one week ago we had the first vote on this and today is the second vote.
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and what this is for.
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last, or the agenda from the last meeting and there were 22 pages of petitions signed by local residents right around here requesting to vote no. And as a homeowner in this area that we pay the taxes and ‸ fees for the social services and whatever.
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not everybody at this facility are causing trouble or, you know, making a mess in the neighborhood or whatever. We do understand that and we do want to help our people that are in need, but also homeowners.
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needs to be balanced with the people that live in this neighborhood that are homeowners ‸ that have concerns. The property values are not going to go up around a transitional housing place.
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getting value or going to have increase in value in the homes of the businesses nearby. This is a concern and it should be addressed by ‸ the council. I am concerned about the very quick turnaround. Why didn't we get more notice on this? And, um, all of us in cocoa, which we love our community. We love this place. We are happy that it's a great place to bring visitors and tourists. But again, as the lady back here said, ‸ it needs to be balanced and it doesn't feel like it's being balanced right now. And I think you're rushing it through and I'm not sure why it was being rushed through in one week. So those are my concerns. And thank you so much for hearing me.
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I just got it.
I just.
Are you welcome?
Yes.
Come for. Go ahead, sir.
Uh,
and city manager, I don't know if you might be able to speak to, um, just the from advertisement. The, the last speaker talked about, uh, in past that they've received a letter.
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or whatever our practices have been?
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postcard that's sent to,
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that are within 500 feet of the, uh, of the, uh,
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issue. 500, 500 feet. And so that was done. Um, the, the items as they come on your agenda, ‸ the regular advertisement process posted, uh, advertised on all of our social media.
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that were killed this year.
Am
I correct? And, and I, we attended that event last year because it was held at inside of the church. Okay. Mrs.
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please, ma'am. And then. Baloo.
Hi everyone. This is Bahan.
I
live in three, four, six, one ‸ Windsor Lake circle in Sanford, Florida.
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myself six years ago, I was in one of the program, non Matthew hopes, but similar one. And at that time I was a full time job, full time master's student.
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didn't
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none. And these advocate became my parents when my own parents did not show up in a hard time. And I can assure all of you, I never had drug in my life. Never even drink before. All I did, it just survived. And today I'm standing here paying all the taxes like you guys paying.
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while I was a year and a half in a shelter. They open it for me and they give me one room in these extended homes they talking about. And definitely, yes, it is a room for anyone needs to have a life. And I hope you guys think about it. I hope it's not, but maybe it can be you next day, make a car accident, be your son or your daughter. You never know when that can happen to any one of us. So I hope everyone in here can be a little bit more kindness, a little bit gentle and understanding
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anybody can go through what you see is not all. So I hope we all decide with integrity. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
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Okay. Give me one second. ‸ Councilor, go on, sir. Okay.
Yes.
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pastor. I wasn't going to say a lot because quite honestly, what can be said that hasn't already been said. The reality of it is, is we're here about a zoning issue and we're about how we're not here about someone crapping on a porch or feeling unsafe or what have we're talking about a very small part of what this is. The things that we need to understand is that, and I, this is all information that any one of us can find if we take the time to educate ourselves. Last year alone, this ‸ past year, math,
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grew by 12% in homelessness. So when someone says they saw more,
uh,
yeah,
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that means that there's a million of them. We just added 100, right? Right. ‸ Hundred thousand plus more. They're going to show up. Now the state of Florida is growing significantly faster than that. Uh, to cover a couple ‸ things that, that were said, uh, you know, Orlando has a bed law, 3000 beds. And the idea of having the bed law was that if you only limited the number of beds, the homeless wouldn't come.
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Okay. Uh, that does not work. It never has worked and we can keep doing, you know, something my grandfather told me a long time ago, one of the wisest men in my life. And I really, you
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lot of wisdom, but he said, those that do not learn from the past are damned to repeat it. Also those that make up stuff, it will come back and haunt them and see the thing is the hardest part about my job recently is the fact that I've had to listen to lies, innuendos, mistruths, myth leading stuff. And, and, you know, all people had to do was ask this is,
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We have had five commission meetings and we have hosted three additional meetings for the community to speak.
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What we've talked about is what's happened in the park, what's happened in
the
library. Look, the reality of this, when we moved into that property, there were more homeless people on that property than there are now. And we've addressed that. We've
addressed that.
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that 85% of those people we serve have a connection to this place. We didn't bring them here. That's absurd. And the few that we do bring here, if that's what you want to call it for services, we're not an Uber service. We take them back to where we got them. There is no sense in bringing them here. But the people that we do, we do plan on putting the housing in here. They are typically mostly women. We've said that at every meeting. I've shared that with each person in this chamber over and over again. They all have had background checks. They all have random drug tests. ‸ They all have to work. The list goes on. I'll just leave myself open to questions because we're just beating a dead horse at this point.
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So ‸ the constant theme from different individuals that I've been talking to the last few weeks have been concerns that are understandable. I live within a mile from here. I'm facing the same issues on the west side of us
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Okay. So I understand. But the two things that I'm talking about your relationship with far as the PD relationship dealing with the
loitering
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panhandling is not on you because it would be outside of your facility. Number one, we know that. ‸ And the other concern was trash. You addressed it the last time dealing with trash with people when they come eat. They may take the containers. Sometimes they dump it out. I'm not sure how that works. Can you kind of talk about the relationship that you have with Matthews Hope with PD involving things that people may do that's not a crime that happens?
Our experience has been first off working with Cody.
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has been nothing short of phenomenal. Anybody who thinks that the PD is not out there doing their job isn't paying any attention. They are understaffed. I'll tell you that much. But I will also tell you as far as you know, they have been able to bring people to us that they have been able to refer people to us.
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like the village, which we no longer pick up in, but we do.
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through the village when we see a situation. We try to address it that what what the I believe the mayor said earlier,
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calling our state representatives because unfortunately this is not a local issue. It's not even a county issue. It really is a state and federal issue. And unfortunately, homelessness is on the rise. It's going to continue.
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bad. It is on the rise and mental illness is at an all time high
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what the complaints really are.
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about people that are mentally ill. Now, the reality, Mr. Goins, is they don't hang around Matthew's Hope. We just don't see those people because we have guidelines so they don't stay ‸ around. We will certainly help them out in the field and we make it a point to to try to keep them fed and safe from the weather. But outside of that, it really has been when we call PD, we call them usually it's because there's somebody that's having a mental health issue. And because of the fact that we are conscious of the neighborhood, we want to make sure that those people we I hate to do it. They're they don't be in trespass. That's just the truth.
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I've learned how to deal with it. If if the neighborhood paid attention and spent time with us, I would think they would find very quickly how much we really are doing. We moved into a situation here because of what's here that the church even told us that that property has been loaded with homeless people for years. One thing you don't see now is you don't see homeless
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Our cameras notify us on every bit of movement, all 45 cameras and every bit of movement. If there's any bit of movement, I can talk through most of those cameras and tell people to move along.
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It's probably happened less than ‸ half dozen times. And it's usually somebody ‸ was looking for something to eat, what have you. And we've told them when we're open and when to come back and they've left.
What what can a community do that may have issues with individuals? How can they ‸ reach out through the phone? Can they just what are your time
that you open and close? What is that? I think the first thing and I wasn't joking when I was last year's. I'll buy a ring camera for
every anyone
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in this room that can't afford one.
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I will buy a ring camera for anyone that can't afford one because I hear about these things. But nobody called the police.
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through our facial recognition software. And we can actually help identify who the troublemakers are. If in fact they've ever been to Matthews Hope.
Okay.
But but I've said this for a long look.
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I spend time with mayors and city
managers
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throughout central Florida. And the bottom line is I keep telling all of them.
you've
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got to quit playing musical chairs with the homeless. And we need to put our energies this kind of focus. I mean, honest to God.
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that
they
will know that. And so we try to demonstrate that in what we do. Is it easy? No. Quite honestly, quite honestly, today, if you caught me in the middle afternoon, I was ready to quit. Was I ready to quit because of what I do? No. I was ready to quit because you get tired of being beaten down with lies and innuendos. And when people are in a position to be able to actually share what the truth is and don't take that position, that's the problem for me. Because some of this could have been stopped months ago. Months ago.
I'm good.
Yes, sir. Mr. Scott. So one of the questions from the old lady was her concern was property property values not rising
‸ due to this
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at when we consider rezoning.
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garden.
Winter garden.
I'm
sorry.
Yeah, we're not that fancy.
I saw your transitional housing over there as well.
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Uh, ‸ what was years later after your transitioning homes over there were operating?
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Because you also shared with us as well.
‸ The
turnaround of that community over the past few years.
I bought that property for $175,000 eight years ago. I could sell it for more than a million and a half dollars a day.
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If
we were to split it up, we've been told that we could easily triple that. Uh, what in fact is we are just down. We are part of downtown winter garden. If anybody's familiar with it, it's pretty uppity up. Okay. I mean, it really is. And our transitional housing played the biggest part of ‸ launching that change years ago. We bought a group of homes that ‸ we knew were drug dens and what have you. And we refurbished them, rebuilt them. And they're as nice as any home as anybody in here lives in.
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They really are that nice. And we did that on purpose because people have learned how to live in a box. And it's time that we start treating people like human beings. And it's interesting when you treat someone like a human being, they start to act like a human being. But you treat someone like an animal, they start to act like an animal.
So,
‸ just to be clear, it's safe to say that property values came up in that area?
Oh, it's not only safe to say, I can guarantee it. And I'll also tell you that since we've done that, since we've invested ‸ $5 million into the property here, it's gone up. I'll tell you what's going to hurt it.
Yeah.
Okay. It's interesting when you see a real estate person speak because they've actually taken an oath that says they are not to speak disparaging about the community they live in. We had a real estate person in here a couple ‸ times that I'll tell you what, me, I'm not hurting your property. But ‸ when you have someone up here talking about how the crime is out of control, how she said someone had sex in her yard, again, why didn't you call the police?
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why didn't you call the police? Someone's
flasher,
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why didn't you call the police? Someone slept on her porch, why didn't you call the police? She never called the police once. So, I don't know if she was just flat out lying. I don't know her. What I do know is that when you say those type of things, if you want to put a bad eye, dark eye on ‸ the city, just go ahead and tell everybody how bad it is and how crime ridden it is.
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But that was long before we came.
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And the funny thing is you'll see a
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home that most of us would not want to live in. I see them across the street from our property. You look at my property, I look across the street and I'm saying, I'm the problem. I mean, again, if we get outside the bubble,
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realize there's a whole lot ‸ more going on there than just down on the river. It just, the truth is, and that's something that all communities deal with in some way. In Winter Garden, they have
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That's the poorest area where those people came from is after the riots in Ocoee, those black families were pushed to the literally the other side of the tracks. If you go over there, you will actually see railroad tracks and those families that had things at one time were pushed on the other side of the tracks. Now what's happening is because Winter Garden is becoming fancy, those people are now being pushed again. What's going to happen? I don't know. Maybe it's going to be like downtown Orlando,
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which absolutely needed some attention, but now we're building million dollar condos there. The only problem with that is what do you do with the people that were living there? And so the city needs to come together with the state, the county. You know, you got a ‸ sheriff here that quite honestly,
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thinks, ‸ that sheriff will dump your people right here. Okay, it just the way it is, the way it is. And the thing is, moving people around doesn't change anything. We have to sit there and the public and private ‸ people need to come together because there's absolutely not enough money. California actually has decided now to do something. Because when Skid Row went from a few blocks to a few miles,
now
look at it. And now they're sitting there going, how in the world do we deal with this? The way you deal with it is you deal with it before it gets out of hand. It's kind of like,
you
know, I used to tell my kids all the time, my daughters, and I'm very proud of them.
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I said, girls, I'm not going to tell you what to think. I want you to figure out what you think on your own. But I want you to know why you believe what you believe and learn how to articulate it. Not because some neighbor told you that we're building a high rise. Not because some neighbor told you some of this other garbage. One thing,
I
was buying up properties in the area. It's just not true. It's not true. Most of that housing is going to be for females with children. There will be some men, but they will also pass the same drug test, the same background check.
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that walks on our property. Nobody, nobody does ‸ that.
Do you embrace people to come to your facility?
We embrace all people.
From the community, because I've been there multiple occasions.
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Yes, sir. We have one more question. Councilwoman calls.
Well, I don't really have a question.
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um, you know, I visited the operation winter garden, of course, and,
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And just on Friday night, I was at the bike parade and someone that sits on the board of adjustment.
What's the what? I'm sorry.
Someone who sits on the board of adjustment.
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Um, evidently when you came there, when we were first,
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first coming to Coco. ‸ She said, and this of course is what we talked about when I was in winter garden. Is that your model involved going, not having, there wasn't going to be housing on the campus. Ma'am,
we addressed this last week. And I've made it very clear last week. You said you assume. And I pointed out last
week.
No, I
didn't assume. I
asked you specifically.
Ma'am, if we look at the records, the
public record shows that you said assume. And I stated back to you that you not asking me the question.
You
never asked me the question.
Mr. Ballou, I asked you the question. ‸ You were also asked the question in the board of adjustment.
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So, okay. Zoning. Transitional housing. I mean, because you said it was zoning and it's, it's kind of all the same now, but we have 230 residents. Almost every single person that lives in that entire area signed a petition against it. This is unprecedented.
The
13 days in this zoning issue, that's unprecedented to push this through. I think it's what the community is just not feeling respect from there, from us. To be able to work through this. And that's why when, you know, that's why, again, I want to ask for a pause for an opportunity for the city to organize a community meeting to work for the best, for the best result here. Because we may pass this, and this may look good, ‸ we may have the six new units. But in the long term, it may be very bad, both for how our democracy
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how citizens don't feel respected. In other words, we could pass this, and in the long term, it would actually be more difficult for
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or those who want to operate these facilities. I mean, it's a matter of, just like we did with
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tried to work out some of the issues. Some of them weren't worked out, and we may not be able to work out the issues. But when people feel they have the opportunity to be heard, and that their opinion is respected, that the voice of that community is respected,
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Even if, you know, they were never going to come around to it, it's still easier to digest. And it still allows them to believe in their local government more. So I'm going to make that motion.
Can't make a motion right now.
Okay.
Mr. Banger.
Thank you, sir.
I
appreciate that. I've got three or four questions for you. Absolutely.
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Yeah, really. So, first off, ‸ I think more on the technical side, at least on my end, I
take it as evident
that this is a ministry. Is that a fair statement?
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And I would say that on SunBiz, you're listed as the head, but also pastor is on that designation as CEO as well. Yes, sir. I look at, you have qualified it as a ministry. It is literally on a church property for all intents and purposes. And I just want to clarify this, affirm that.
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sides. And I am in agreement that. Oh, the second question is, are you leaving?
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question. Right? You come in, you set up shop,
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So if it goes, if you get a no, ‸ is the group packing up and leaving? Or if you get a yes, do you plan on packing up and leaving after three or four
years? ‸ The short answer, we're not going anywhere. Okay. ‸ What I'll add to that is that for a homeless kid that had a six figure income 25 years ago, to ‸ follow the call of God, I'm all in. At this point, I'm all in. See, what I do now, I'll never get to retire. I just die at work one day.
You
don't make a lot of money doing what we do. And, ‸ you know, we have made a significant investment.
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off the streets and housed in various situations. We have worked with ‸ other organizations.
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names mentioned. I know what they do. They don't do what we do. ‸ They're good organizations. They just don't do what we do. And that's why we're here. We're not going
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that I have is, you know, with whatever has taken place with the attempts of trying to reach out to the community, be it three offers or so on, so on.
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hey, look, you know, we would still like to have the conversation. And I think not just to the rezoning, but I ‸ honestly what my my take is in addition to the other issues that were brought forth you you stated. Additionally, there's a lot that don't have to do specifically to the rezoning, but community wide issues.
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at some point in time. My question is, do you have any thoughts on how or do you have any desire to have a conversation like that ongoing? Meaning you've heard it. So what's what's the plan on how to kind of bridge with the community? Or is it just, you know, we're at where we're at?
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Meaning, you know, I that's a question I have for you.
I've been dealing with this for a long time. And so there's nothing new to me on this. I guess I was a little younger last time I did it, so it didn't beat me down so quite as hard.
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comes together. This particular issue? No. I think we beat this issue to death. However, what I do believe that we need to do and we've invited people and if it's if they'd rather not come
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our grounds, we will meet with anybody one on one that wants to talk about ways that we better the community. That's what we're about. And if you can drive by the ‸ property just any given day and know that's what we're about. But
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or people can't and don't want to educate themselves, I don't think anybody meant anything derogatory when we use the word ignorance. In fact, I am a high school dropout, ‸ but there's a difference. There's stupid and there's ignorant. Ignorant means you don't know what you don't know. And unfortunately, in today's language, people mix those two words up.
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that you've been told. ‸ You just keep doing it over and over again. You're just stupid. You just keep doing it over and over again. It's just stupid. You look foolish. But ignorance is mean you simply don't know what you don't know. And what I would encourage people to do is I've made my door open 24 seven. I will come to your place. I've sat in people's living rooms. I've talked to groups of thousands. It doesn't matter to me. I think until if we don't. Councilman, if we don't as a community quit kicking this can down the street, there's not going to be enough police. You can't legislate homelessness away. In fact, I found it very interesting
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called on the United States to abolish the stupid little laws they're making up like not staying on a sidewalk. That's a new one going on about, you know, ignoring the amendment eight of our constitution. And I found it very interesting that that the United Nations was was the one shaming the United States. When we are probably we are the leaders of the world or should be. And at some point you have to wonder why this isn't happening in other places. And the reason it's not happening is because they're addressing it and
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Thank you. And sorry,
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have one additional question. Uh. Uh. There is a process that the city must follow. And as an applicant. Adding additional steps into that process specific for one project.
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meaning that for a long time.
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Uh, and, and I, I, I am cautious of that. So for somebody who has done each step of the way as prescribed, meaning don't change the process. Uh, along the process.
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we get one more month?
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‸ So you've done all of the hoops, you know, you've gone through each of the hoops. My question to you is as the applicant. Would you voluntarily choose to extend the application one additional month.
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be that. And you've already addressed it 10 times over. I think we vetted the questions here. but
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that that that possibly could be an option it would be different than the process that we have asked anybody to do but knowing that it's there I would be willing to entertain that if you as the applicant were voluntarily saying yes I'm willing to take an extra month to have said conversation but equally I understand that you've opened that up to the community so that's my question to
you no I wouldn't okay we have followed everything that was put in front of us to the T we've had meetings before this ever started we invited each of the commissioners. We invited the mayor. We invited the chief of police, the commander. We've invited everybody. We have done more than enough.
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people off the street tonight
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not done what was asked of us I would do that now what I will do is say this again. My door is always open. Any one of those people living two and a half blocks away from us are invited to come over to see for themselves what's going on at any given time. Granted, they won't like everything they see. Homelessness is a hard thing to look in the eye. It really is because we're dealing with a lot of people who are dying from terminal illness. We're dealing with a lot
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The people they think are homeless most ‸ time, you have a mental health issue and you have people running scams up here panhandling. I'm not saying none of them are homeless
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in Cocoa but ‸ anywhere in the country it's also statistically true and factual that
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do a crime.
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crimes that most have been talked about
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I say goofy from this standpoint most of
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but I'd hate to break it to everybody here they're living in your backyard what Matthew's Hope is trying to do is address and to make sure that we can change that and we can't make it perfect we're first off if anybody you know I've heard all these people come up and talk about being Christians you know if that's the case then we know that homeless will be with us till the end of time we also know what we've been called to do and it's really two things I can show you scripturally where it says you work you eat and anybody knows anything about Matthew's Hope that's kind of how it works
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so we tie everything to you know help help us help you help yourself okay secondly it says for us to care for those who cannot care for themselves that's what we're doing you want to legislate that away people I mean we've been doing it in this country for a long time but that's that's literally where we come from
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so
my last thing I want to address I don't know how this vote is gonna go one thing I know I was told I heard that there was 22 pages of petitions turned in I didn't see 22 pages but maybe I'm wrong even if that is the case someone also said it was what about 200 residents and as you heard tonight the population of cocoa is 20,000 people so throughout my time out in the community within
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events I've held and we talked about things as needed
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and that's that's over thousands of people that this related that to me I've attended meetings in community events in district one as well I've heard the same thing
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deal with together in Cocoa. This isn't specific to one area. You go to District
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which is North Cocoa. Believe it or not, there's low income housing in district three right off Friday Road that's in the city of cocoa district one you have Salvation Army. you got ‸ number of resources there. ‸ Sharing center. So, you know, there's a rehab center. So this is a problem that all the cocoa are dealing with so you just can't say hey I don't want this in my backyard or my particular neighborhood. We don't want to chip in. This is a thing that all the Cocoa and have to chip in on and deal with.
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street, get more people off the streets. So, it's not that we're ignoring those people that signed those petitions but you have to realize ‸ cocoa is 20,000 plus people and growing so
if I may address the turn also is that I want to make it clear because I hear about taxpayer dollars
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that. the, is it fair to say the city of Cocoa has not invested a dime into
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the support that we've had here is pretty overwhelming. we have a donor base that we're building here and the donor base are people that have come
learned
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what we do. And quite honestly, a lot of them came very skeptical. And left very differently but they took the time they invested the time to see it was there so I just want to make sure
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we're not taking taxpayer dollars to do this at all not one penny that said anytime you want to do something for us, you let us know. Okay. because it's really tough raising, you know, seven and a half this year I think it's
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but that's I guess the faith part of it
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have any additional cards saying not shall I close this portion to the public return to the council what are the wishes of council
wanted to make a motion
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because this is an unprecedentedly short term from the time we had the PNC meeting until now because we have had we have over 200 residents that signed off against this but as I said before that we give this a pause one month extension organize a community meeting and then bring it back for the second hearing. And
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for a second.
emotional floor by Councilwoman
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going once going twice dies
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staff recommendation
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the floor by ‸ chair and a
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we're going to
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you you have something to say okay go ahead sir so
so when we talk about a meeting per se I do believe council we should head up a meeting ourselves to deal with some of the issues that we've heard, which the main thing is, number one, safety, number two, loitering, number three, panhandling. Those three are not just
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again we know that I just came from Atlanta Georgia downtown oh my lord it is it is it is very aggressive right so so I understand I was uncomfortable um I had to put my five-year-old son on my head and he's like 55 pounds so
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we need that community meeting for those items not necessarily per se about Matthew's hope it's really about how do we fix the issues that we know
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very complex. How do we fix it within our city, but also us as a city, go to the county and us as a city together to talk to those state representatives, right? We need to do that as a group, as a not just necessarily saying
Stockton or staff. No, we.
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panhandling, they're the same age as me. I went to school with most of them. ‸ So we, we, we, we're talking about, don't say my age.
I'm sorry.
But, but I'm just, I'm just, we, we are, we are, as of today, we are
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‸ Right. And that's coming from directly. It's not from me talking. That's coming directly from the Federal Reserve uh ‸ the Bank of Atlanta that manages the Southeast uh rental and affordability tracker, right? 27 000 units. So I'm not comfortable going against any entity that is trying to provide something to put a dent uh in inside of that need, all right? That's just, that's just me. um but I do believe, again, we, as a council, need to come together and have this meeting with police, sheriffs, whatever, whatever entity we need to bring together, we need to do that ‸ together. Forget all this talking. We need to,
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thing. Correct. It's not a thing that we just snap our fingers and all of a sudden homelessness goes away. That's not, that's not reality. But, but I do believe, and I'm all for, uh having that meeting with residents. um because I understand about the safety, especially ‸ being a single woman and you can't walk down the street. That's crazy. The fact that I couldn't take my son to the park three days ago because multiple people was there that I didn't ‸ want my son to be around that shouldn't have been at the park at
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And I got to give my car and
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I'm not doing that no more.
So
I understand the need. So again, like I told several people that I talked to, this vote is not saying that we don't care. I live in the community too. I'm here. I have a four-year-old son. I have two grandkids.
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not, I'm not, this, this is not that, that kind of vote,
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try to work out a solution.
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thing to come up with a solution. So I'm done.
Promise us you're not moving, correct? I'm not going nowhere. Thank you. ‸ Councilman
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uh Thank you. And chair is a uh just that kind of as a mechanism. I know that there's a motion on the floor
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a second. uh I'm very, very interested when the councilman was suggesting I would welcome at the conclusion of this. Yes. If we would like to separate that out, maybe for an additional possible discussion of course or at the end of the evening. I don't know where the chair would like
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here's here's the concern i have and we're working it through this process because
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um i as some of y'all are clearly aware of i met with a lot of the 501 c3s i worked hand in hand with
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and the leadership of
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we've had
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uh that's actively involved in the community all the methadone clinic uh we have a couple of ‸ former employees there from the methadone clinic where we had events throughout the entire neighborhood pastor Randy even sponsored an event at his church pertaining
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pertaining to individuals that once they get off camp road what resources are readily available because knowledge is power we can have a checklist for our police department so that we can provide a homeless individual that requests assistance we can assist and aid them because it's important that we still give people hope because if we don't take care of them and continue to kick this can down the road if we don't be proactive instead of being reactive we're going to pay even greater so that is the reason why I believe in Matthews hope and it's going to take the community and it's going to take everyone to get involved but uh my thing is as as several have stated here before people take pot shots at you and don't have a solution and you get tired of being beat up upon
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your uh feeling within your soul
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know when you're doing right and and when you're helping you are your brother's and sister's keeper. Bottom line, at the end of the day when you meet your maker, I don't care what you believe and say, but what I do believe in, if I don't help someone along the way, then my life has been in vain. So that is the reason why I endorse Matthews Hope and all the other 501c3 entities that assist and aid people. That opportunity falls on a negative opportunity falls upon them.
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So we are going to come together collectively as we've held meetings here
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from District
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‸ that people participate. Just let us get this together ‸ we're going to move forward. Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am. Thank you, sir. Sir. Yes, sir.
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I think a couple ‸ concerns that I have. uh One is that as a faith-based practitioner, i I have a very strong concern of government overstepping into a church function and a ministry function. I saw that during COVID. There were some serious challenges when we talked about ministry
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we talked about what governments were doing to ‸ shut down ministries that were functioning for what they fold. Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, looks like a duck. It's a ministry. It's got the pastor. They're helping homeless at a church.
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uh try to add barriers to what I think is inherent to the work of the church. Good, bad and different if they followed a legal process to get there. So to that end, uh Mike, the I think from community concerns when we talk about and again, I say this cautiously. But
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the implementation of social services and criminals and we're asking for background checks checks. I do not hope that churches feel they have to give background checks to members who might be criminals or drug addicts or uh need social services or helps.
‸ meaning.
If I walk into church on Sunday, I hope pastor is not saying in order to come here, you have to have a background check.
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I hope it's good enough for somebody who would also. The only difference is that maybe somebody doesn't have enough money or doesn't need enough support or doesn't have enough support. So I just I share that when it comes to the exercise of someone's religion. I'm very, very cautious with government intervening into that body. But I do acknowledge that there is a substantial concern from the points that were made that for whatever the reason, the direct association is being correlated to matthews Hope. But I also believe that enough folks understand that the members of our community who may be doing these things, nobody's celebrating that at all. Nobody. And I i do like Council's willingness and and member cost. You said it too. If it was a, you know, ‸ a previous discussion about how do we have a turkey dinner or whatnot. I'm not suggesting that the holiday is the way. I think that the capacity for us to bring support as a city is is there. And I think that this is one step. But I think that there is a greater discussion to be had equal to the district of the surrounding communities. If you have a house that is worth blank. You have people who are doing something that is in front of your house that is inappropriate or making you feel feel concern fear or quality of life that does not bring a peace of mind. That is a huge concern. That is a huge concern. Living in fear behind your window is not something I wish for anybody in this city. And there are plenty ‸ parts of our community that have lived like that for generations. And now maybe even more so. So I would share with you that that is a concern. I would be glad to work with Council about that. uh But those those are my two big ones as far as the speed at which this has happened. uh
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The only question that I have for you is that in
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Is there any examples where this has maybe been a pace that we have done before meaning that
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this fast or is this sometimes or could you ex maybe explain what was the rationale. Yeah,
I'm glad you asked that thank you question because when you say it's precedent setting, and I don't know that I'm supposed to to uh live by what previous administrations have done. And so this was uh a meeting that was set back at the beginning of November. And so
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It is to process those items that uh applicants have been waiting on for an extended period of time. um This meeting is not unusual in my experience, which goes uh 30 plus years in government. the
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are meeting tonight to decide whether or not they're going to convey to you guys the peer. That is a multi-million dollar issue. uh
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um because the applicants uh ‸ believe that they had gone through the process. They had waited long enough in the process. Obviously, there's a lot of staff work that goes into this. um For the other items that are on the agenda, it's been uh decades and and and time kills deals. And so there's a there's an obligation on both sides to the neighborhood to the applicant to actually process as quickly as possible. One of the biggest criticisms that I heard uh coming into this job was the speed at which we
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through the planning uh uh process. And so so again, this has been set up. This is not just about matthews hope. It is about uh the other items that are on the agenda and actually uh being fair to them.
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And so on the one hand, he he feels as though we've dragged our feet and then we suffer the criticism of we've rushed this on the agenda. And so I can I can assure you that's not the case. um and it And it may be unusual based on past administrations. But again, not unusual for me to be sitting um
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fact that again, the county is having a meeting tonight also.
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my questions Okay,
thank you very much, sir. And if I may uh address um concern of the
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Marina when we were making that adjustment there that several times I went and talked with the governor jeb bush and we had to do some modifications um to address that concern and look the edifice that we have now and where it stands and how it's been it it's been a a plus for our city as you enter into the city and depart from the city. You recognize that large building. So, you know, time is sensitive. You're absolutely right, sir. But if it's done decent and in ‸ order, it's a blessing. okay you finished, sir. um
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Thank you. Yes, sir. Our
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Yeah. I no longer need to speak.
okay uh ‸ councilman goings
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clear. okay
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gonna ‸ call the question. all In favor saying aye aye aye aye aye I'm sorry.
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nay okay let the record reflect. We have four. Yes. ‸ And one. Nay. Councilwoman costs all right proceeding on to the next item. Item item number six dash
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adopt the second and final reading of the PUD resulting ordinance
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County general use GU to the city of
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plan unit development.
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A large scale site scale plan preliminary subdivision consistent with chapter 18 subdivisions appendix a zoning of the city code
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I know you're going to read this into the moments or into the minutes. Excuse me, ma'am. And Steve, you're going to be doing
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Steve, Eric. Thank you, brother. I
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amending the official zoning map designation of one parcel of real property totaling 212.10 acres more or less and generally located near the southeast corner of interstate 95 and state
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for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions
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the second and final reading. There is one additional um condition that was added to the staff report. I'm happy to speak about that later, but Eric may also cover that in his presentation. Thank
you, ma'am. Eric?
all right Thank you, mayor. uh
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Collective. I'm here in my role as a contract planner to the city. I'll be presenting the staff recommendation this evening, and it'll look very familiar. It's similar to the presentation that I provided last week. um Looks like the
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still not working, so. um Next slide, please. So i'll this is the agenda. I'll talk about the location of the project, run through the existing conditions, speak a little bit about the request. and This site has a pretty long history, so it runs through some of those previous development agreements. I'll cover the staff findings, and then finally I'll conclude with a recommendation. So the site, as shown on the screen, is south of 528 and east of I-95. It's just over 212 acres in size, and
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conservation, which allows for consideration of up to four dwelling units per acre. It doesn't currently have city zoning, so it retains its historic Brevard County general use zoning, which was on the property prior to it being
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properties, it's bordered, as I mentioned, by 528 and I-95 on the north and west, respectively. And
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the east.
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one dwelling unit per acre lot size. So the request here this evening is to rezone the property from that general use to the city of
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unit development classification. They're also requesting a large-scale site plan and a preliminary subdivision with this. The development program is proposed at 385 single-family dwelling units, and
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amenity, a pool, dog park, and a portion of the trail network. And then phase two will be the remainder of the dwelling units, which is 200 homes. So in terms of the history, the states back to
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Brevard County challenged that annexation also in 2004. And then in 2005, there was a ‸ proceeding development agreement with a prior owner, which would allow for the annexation in exchange for development rights in city services. uh
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between the city and the county, uh which had a number of compatibility measures uh to allow for this project to move forward. And then finally in
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uh
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that pre uh preceding development agreement, uh as I mentioned, was, uh you know, proffered to annex the property uh into the city. The city agreed to provide police protection, fire, solid waste, wastewater, all city services. And the future land use map designation was supposed to be consistent with low and medium density residential, which it ultimately ended up becoming, uh and then they were
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either rezone to
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or the PUD, which were here this evening as a PUD. in 2008, there was a, the settlement agreement between the county and city, uh additional compatibility measures were put in place at that time, which essentially required a maximum of
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and allowed for 600 dwelling units on the subject property there was some minimum size requirements for each of the individual units and then a requirement for the developer to pay for traffic calming devices along James road. And if you'll note, if we can go back to ‸ slide just one second, there was a piece of the property that
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uh a couple of ponds, uh on the north side of the site, um that are no longer part of the project. And I'll show that on the next slide. So, and
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this was the 2002, uh site plan that was in the settlement implementation agreement reduced the unit count down to 418. um you know with the reduction of acreage came a corresponding decrease in units. and then there were some other requirements for amenities, such as
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uh and specific um design standards for each of those. uh also required some street shape, uh improvements and, enhanced entry features. So just running through our findings, we reviewed this for consistency with the city's comprehensive plan, land development code, and all of those prior agreements. uh
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just note that the layout is consistent with the uh
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uh settlement agreement. uh you can see on the top right, that's the, uh
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so, they followed essentially the same layout for this project. uh The
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agreement, uh the original settlement agreement, which was 600,
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the settlement implementation agreement, which was 418, so they're at 385, and they're providing amenities consistent with those prior agreements. As I mentioned, the amenity package, they are required to do a clubhouse enclosed under heat and air with the pool. That's on their plan. Park, Totlock, Dog Park, Trail Network. They're required to use stone, brick paper, stamp concrete driveways. That was a preference from the city, which they've agreed to do.
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have to be on your ground and they're required to use energy efficient materials.
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So in terms of finding number one, uh departure of the proposed PD from the surrounding areas, we just noted that it's consistent with the underlying future land use map designation, which would allow for consideration of up to four dwelling units per acre their gross density is 1.82 dwelling units per acre which is less than what was approved in the settlement at 2.3 and then they designed the ponds and open spaces to provide a buffer from the unincorporated Brevard property to the south and to the east. You'll see the wetlands and the ponds on those locations in the project. Finding number two, compatibility. Many of these things came directly out of those prior agreements. The cap on units, minimum home sizes,
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There's a prohibition on access from Friday Road. All of the access comes through what's known as the James Road extension, and they're also required to do traffic calming devices on James Road. Finding number three is regarding erosion, and they they have drawings that are signed and sealed by a professional engineer.
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Finding number four, moving on, uh is a public facilities finding. uh So we did a full uh concurrency analysis in the staff report, uh and it's been determined that there's capacity available in the Brevard uh public schools to serve this project. There's capacity available for wastewater and water. The drainage is consistent with the city's requirements and the water management district's requirements. uh And the recreational amenities proposed are uh in excess of the level of service standards for the community. uh And transportation capacity is available. uh Finding number five uh is open space maintenance. And in this proposal,
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will be maintained by either ‸ CDD or an HOA as applicable. So that's consistent. Finding number six um is the phasing finding. So they are proposing two phases. uh Both of those phases have sufficient infrastructure to support the development program. The main amenity is going to be in the first phase. So that's going to be the kind of flagship amenity in the community. And then we've also added a condition that requires the amenity completion prior to
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So those will be in place as the community is built out. uh Finding number seven is the adequacy of private or primary streets and thoroughfares. uh There is capacity available on the surrounding road network. uh ‸ State Road 524 is expected to exceed capacity at build out. But it is exempt from concurrency and designed for the widening of that facility uh is in the
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um James Road, this is a late addition. James Road was previously contemplated to be owned and maintained by Brevard County. uh That has since changed in the last week. uh The applicants received notice that Brevard County will not own James Road.
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a moment, that addresses the ownership and maintenance uh
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availability and adequacy of water and sewer. It is available ‸ can I
interrupt you for a second? Yes, sir.
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And they may believe that we're taking over the entire James Road. oh ‸ I apologize. i
I should have clarified the James Road extension. So just the portion extending uh west from Friday Road to provide access to the community. That's all we're discussing. Thank you for that clarification. uh We talked about finding eight, finding number nine, uh a departure from standards that are otherwise found in conventional zoning districts. They are preserving 34 acres of wetlands.
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And there's a projected increase in ad form tax revenue. Number 10 is conformity and compatibility with other plans that are approved by the city. So as conditioned, it's consistent with a comp plan and it's consistent with all those prior development agreements and the PUD code requirements. And then finding number 11 is compatibility with open space. And as
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mentioned, you've got a full trail system and amenity center dog park, park and tot lot. They preserve some wetlands on the south and east side of the property and it's above above and beyond code. The requirements from the agreements exceed those required by the city's code. So in terms of the recommendation, um we are recommending approval with a number of conditions. The first is it's going to comply with the plans that were provided to staff. uh Number two is the timing of the amenities. So that's the condition which requires those amenities be in place for
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‸ a few uh outstanding comments that were issued by staff. applicant just resubmitted yesterday to address those. So they'll need to get staff sign off on those last remaining issues. uh Condition four is the clubhouse has to be under heat and air, which is a requirement of the previous agreement. uh Condition five is the uh driveway construction of stone or brick pavers, also requirement of a previous agreement.
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um the requirement to do uh
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in each of the common landscape areas. Eight is
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Brevard County on traffic calming devices. And we may need to modify this condition um
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10 is going to be the minimum living area
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is a requirement to mix up the elevations for each of the single family units. The idea is that you don't want to have the same elevation over and over and over uh kind of cookie cutter in the community.
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is the requirement to comply with the
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tree protection ordinance.
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is going to be they're required to address all the city surveyors comments prior to final plat.
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is if they do a CDD for the community, they're required to notify us so we can uh govern ourselves accordingly in terms of maintenance.
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is going to be the um requirements to produce approvals from the water management district. And then finally,
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is the new condition of approval. As I mentioned,
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doesn't intend to maintain the James Road extension. So what this does is allows for the city of
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to enter
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agreement with the county. And then the construction and maintenance of that James Road extension would be put on the CDD and the applicant. So there would be no maintenance responsibility on the cities and
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think that I think that pretty well explains it.
Okay. And so that concludes my presentation. I'm available for any questions. Thank ‸ you.
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Mr. Eric Rouse.
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ask, um um set on page three of the staff findings. um No, wait, that's not right. Somewhere, okay, it's page seven. um In regard to the St. John's River Water Management District, have they already um issued the permits?
And I'll address the uh that question to the applicant in just a moment, but they have uh applied for the permits and I understand that they have approved the wetland um UMAM scores, so the value of the wetlands. Okay.
But
I don't believe they've been issued yet, but I'll uh i'll defer the applicant for that. And that's why we have that condition requiring them to provide that to us.
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um yeah
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So we know that upon completion that the level of service, of course, we've waived level of service. but um well, maybe you're, maybe you can't answer the question. What is the,
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because I know that particular project is just in,
leave
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it's just in design?
where
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is it engineering? Or we're just getting the money for design now? So, um just in watching on the transportation planning organization, just watching the progress of projects. um and
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the game and that usually moves things up, but even moving things up, it's a long. Do you have any idea of how long it will be before that road is reaches a better level of service?
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um ‸ We have the applicant, Mrs. Heather Isaacs. Would you come forward, please? And she has 10 minutes, I believe. some ‸ applicant has 10 minutes.
Thank you, Mayor. Heather Isaacs, Vice President ‸ Land Development for Taylor Morrison. and
i'm
just I do have a presentation that I believe she's bringing up, but just to address Councilwoman
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question on this water management district permit, the only remaining condition was that we needed to pay our deposit for the wetland mitigation, which was paid last week. So the water management district should be issuing that permit within 90 or 30 days. Do you have any idea where the mitigation project will be? Not off the top of my head, but I'm happy to follow up after this meeting. Okay, thank
you. ‸ I'm
going to go very briefly through this presentation.
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meeting, but I understand there's probably people that may have left last week's council meeting because of how long that meeting went. So um ‸ real quickly, I'll go through the neighborhood layout, the open space and recreation, our streetscape, the architectural elevations, the traffic analysis, drainage analysis, and school analysis.
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is the site plan. Eric has already has already shown that site plan. A couple of points that weren't directly addressed
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upland buffers that are going to be preserved within this project.
that will
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be placed into a conservation easement
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maintain and monitor those wetlands. That will be done by the CDD that is uh anticipated to be formed. in
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throughout this community. The two lot sizes will be 50 foot wide lots and 60 foot wide lots, and we have 7.54 acres of private amenities
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this is the open space plan as you can see uh the red indicates where the trail system and the trail network is. Each of our open spaces are connected through that trail network. uh The upper right hand corner is a large uh park that's going to be amenitized with
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nature play space, and it's under an existing oak canopy to provide shade. We have a main amenity center in the center, as Eric mentioned, and that's within phase one. And then we have a couple of other small pocket parks.
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um This is the large city the large park that's located in the upper right hand corner it's 6.28 acres that will be uh owned and maintained by the homeowners Association. As I mentioned last week, we do have an exclusive partnership with the National Wildlife Federation where we certify all of our open spaces as habitat um for critters and and animals and other things. um And we preserve that open space and we maintain it to um make sure that it remains a habitat for um for animals and things like that. The nature play space is really a different type of a playground than you would typically see in maybe a city park or another community. It's really based on exploratory play and using recycled materials. um And then our last initiative is
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so that we can help increase the monarch population.
Next slide, please. This
is the main amenity site. As was mentioned, there is an air-conditioned clubhouse, a resort style swimming pool. There's a playground here that has sport court or sport nets and then a dog park that has dog park ‸ amenities.
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That's an example. The photo is actually an example of one of the amenities that we've built in another community in Lake County. And then on the bottom left hand side is just a quick rendering of the clubhouse elevation showing that it will be air conditioned space.
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In terms of our streetscape, we were required to provide a streetscape as part of the agreements.
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five foot sidewalks on both sides that is in addition to the 3.47 miles of trails um We do have
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And then all of uh our landscaping is designed with 98 of the trees to be florida native um trees, which helps reduce water usage.
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These are examples of our architectural elevations. This is just one house model. So as you can see, we have 12 different elevations for one house model. So this really um encourages uh mixing up the streetscape on and how the architectural elevations look. So you don't have the same house built next to each other.
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This was the traffic analysis that was done. um As was mentioned, there is existing capacity on the roadway, and there is um there there are improvements that are slated to be done. They are in design right now, and I believe to address your question, Councilwoman
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I believe that they are scheduled for construction in the five-year CIP.
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it's funded and scheduled within the five-year CIP.
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million dollars Next slide.
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and we do have our whole consultant team here in case there's more detailed questions that I can't answer. um The big point with the drainage analysis is that the Water
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reviewed our drainage analysis and confirmed that it meets the requirements of not only the district
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In terms of the school analysis, I have heard a lot of concerns about the schools, and existing capacity
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I understand that some people feel that there's a strain on the school system, especially as it relates to teachers. However, the capacity analysis that is required to be done has been done and identified that there is capacity available
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questions do
we have any questions for mrs isaac okay thank you for your presentation ma'am
i'd like to reserve any time to address questions if possible thank you
absolutely yes ma'am okay we will proceed in this order i have tom sullivan jim
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Okay, thank you ma'am.
Good evening Mayor Council. ‸ Tom Sullivan with the Gray Robinson Law Firm. I'm here on behalf of Taylor Morrison,
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thank you again for your time uh tonight. I wanted to also thank staff for their detailed presentation and their professional recommendation of approval. I did just want to note for the record that we are
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that were detailed by staff. We have also worked closely with your staff and the city attorney's office for some time now, particularly in light of the history of the property and the various development agreements um and settlement agreements rather and or they ensure that we're adhering to all those requirements. So I did just want to say that for the record. um And as Heather said, we're available for questions and would appreciate your support. Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir. ‸ Okay, next. Jim had away
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this thing's been dragging on for 20 years and we're still asking the same questions questions
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I noticed in the briefing the young lady gave that there are two car garage doors, two garage doors for each house. So
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Okay. You take service vehicles, the mail, buses, air conditioning people, heat people, lawn service people,
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additionally. we He can't handle it. The briefing never addressed that. From the architect. So what are we going to do about it? We have Florida power light moving up and down,
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I
thought a long, long time ago that the smell of collusion between developers and the county and the city. And then the county sued the city. And an agreement was worked out. the Last time we were here, not this past week or so. We were told it was going to be half acre developments. Now we find out. so even less than that. I moved out there to get them get some peace and quiet. I live on two acres. Most of the people there live three quarters to ‸ three acres. Some five acre places. Now you're gonna ‸ throw out an additional thousand cars in there. Where is the infrastructure going to come from? The county says it's not going to maintain, maintain James road going east. But we all know that if you come out of that area, you're
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or down Friday road. It's about time somebody addressed it. Thank you.
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very much.
Yes, ma'am.
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Thank you, Mr. Blake and Council for listening to us tonight. We really appreciate it.
We need you.
I live in a neighborhood called The Ranch. It's adjacent to the subject property. My husband and I
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We worked hard. We rented apartments. We saved our money to buy a place in the country quieter, more spacious, and more green. North Friday Road community with its lower density, significantly lower than what we're talking about here,
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we've lived and enjoyed this area. I've raised two boys to
become
wonderful men. We've worked really hard and we plan to stay. Our community is caught between the city and the county in a conflict of plans. We had ranchettes so to speak. Spaces for horses, road easements that we walk on.
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our grandchildren,
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baby buggies along Friday Road, ‸ along Cox Road, and within our neighborhood. We could enjoy the activities with without extreme concern for large traffic volume. Our easements are now eroding. We use the roads to walk. And we all, you all, want to add traffic. That the city would allow a high density community. And that is really what this is.
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‸ The city will allow this high density to be wedged in
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thoughtless it's heartless really you're talking about 6.9 houses
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Coventry. That is what you're doing.
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This is outrageous. Experience informs everyone here in this room. There will be 800 to 1200 more vehicles on those two roads, Friday and James. Experience informs us that that means 16 to 2400 more cars or trucks or whatever the heck it is. Everybody's driving. We all know we have more than one car. That is our walkway. That is our roadside. So we see a planned site to have a dog park and trails and that's all wonderful behind these gates. Meanwhile, we are losing our ability to walk or ride along our roadsides.
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of life. For those who plan to buy into the proposed site, which is beautiful, I get it. It is lovely. They will discover that they are actually locked in. Their gates behind which they will live, that's where they will have to stay because they will not be able to get out there because they'll have to be in their own armored car to ride on the road. You can't walk on it. That's what's going to happen to us.
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They're immediate noisy neighbors. So I implore you before I finish to please rethink this. Reconsider, regroup, recreate. Let's find a way to get to yes that's somewhere in between this.
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I guarantee you they will sell. With this draft included, you're going to
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that we are not prepared for and nor is the county. So thank you. Think about the groundwater. It is rising. We know this. It's true. The water systems need to work. Thank you, sir. Thank you. ‸ ma'am.
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be Jose.
Hi. Thank you, mayor.
That's an I. Sorry, Josie.
It's okay. ‸ thank you
mayor. I don't want to, I, everything that my predecessor said is what my, my speech was all about. um I would, I would like to see half to one acre lots for
this, for this home, for these homes
in this site. um in keeping with what we have now, where we live, we bought in 2010, because we have an acre lot, because everyone around us has that or more, um there are still signs up, uh
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People raise horses. There's 10, 15, 20 acre lots out there. And are we going to infringe on their freedom to do what they move there for? And, ‸ I think it's wrong. I think we need to rethink this and get it right. And, um ‸ that's all. I don't
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need my all my time.
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But it's it's a disgrace what's going to happen to our community that we built and we love and we don't move from there.
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CJ, I know you're next, sir. I thank you for your patience.
‸ All right. uh Before I start, just for one brief moment, in the spirit of Christmas, ‸ like to break it up here. um Mayor Blake, what did one Christmas tree say to the other?
What did have a Merry Christmas?
‸ Hey, buddy, you really need to lighten up. Okay.
‸ All
right. Moving on. Moving on. Moving on. I got a joke
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‸ Yeah, well, sometimes people think I am a joke, but that's a
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be redundant. And I guess in this case it just can't be helped. um But some of the other issues that haven't been spoken about in some of the other even previous meetings is when this housing development, if it starts to kick in and go on, another issue will be by ‸ time it's all done, we're going to have an issue on that entire area, Friday Road, James Road, Rayburn, all of it, with golf cart problems. The golf cart population will increase. So as that goes on, ‸ something needs to be think about to try to have some kind of policies or something to curtail that, or else we're going to be a
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with the golf cart problem. Right now we have a traffic problem already on Friday Road and Cox Road. We have a traffic problem. The
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When that development, if and when it starts, that's going to increase tenfold. Even if you build that access on I-95, they're still going to use that way. I have none against dump truck operators. It's a good, honest living. But they fly up, literally, it's almost like they think they got wings whether they got the full load or the empty load coming up and down Friday Road, you know, and they're just not doing it. The other part of that problem of traffic is over the past several years, we now have population explosion with those little compact cars. The people in them, they've seen too many Fast and Furious movies. And that's what they think they are. they're you know They think they're Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and Paul Walker.
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burden to the chief of police. I know he is understaffed, undermanned, but perhaps a couple times each week at different
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just to let our track problem that we already have, you know, know that they're being monitored. Hopefully that
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tell the existing
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I don't think we've gotten an answer on that yet,
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at least there wasn't an answer during the planning zoning
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wall being built.
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exactly does it start? You know? Yeah, I mean, does it start when they start doing it? Or when it ends, then hopefully you got enough of a large police force to uh to build that up. I guess that's it.
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because it's my message. Thank
you, very Christmas, sir. okay is it Is it Shannon Freeland? Yeah. Okay, i just
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the floor, ma'am. Thank you kindly.
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behalf of myself, my family, and my husband, retired Chief
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‸ My husband born was grew up in Florida on the other coast, and um we picked Coco because we fell in love with Coco. His grandparents vacationed here. His great aunts, if they were on Cape Cod, they were at Cape Kennedy. and We, as the children were little, we came, and we just fell in love with this neighborhood. When it came time for him to pick a quiet place to be, we
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him the peace he needed to be. We were in Sanford, North Carolina off of 87, and
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By the time we moved in in ‸ the road study in 2019,
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32 000 cars per day, and that small of a growth. We know traffic. We know traffic and how it affects the country. We picked
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because our daughter wanted a horse. I wish I could show you the picture of Moby. Moby
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down to seven strides off of james road he literally traveled by foot because he's
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about this development coming in. It is currently not in harmony with the establishment that was set as precedent back in the early 70s when the
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If you don't know, where storybook homes. Many of the features have been removed. ‸ I own part of the
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home. And because my home was one of the first homes to be built, started in 75, finished in 77. It's as old as me. We had to take, they had to take a portion of the gordon's lot. It also has a sign. It's called the carriage house. Right now it's the biggest fixer-upper ever, but we enjoy our time. We enjoy our community. And our biggest concern from number 16 being added on there is that
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to manage a road that is forming a huge door storm canal in an area that has underground springs that we currently all have shallow wells on top of an acreage that has have inhabitants of gopher tortoises that has had to pay out a judgment in the state of Florida for neglected development of roads and management of storm waters. Here's my thing. When this is all said and done, I don't want anyone to have a bad name coming out. Stop, pause, rethink, rethink with the developers. Half acre, acre, lots. I've even thrown out
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with children that need somewhere to raise their children in the country for a while. And when their children are grown, help them transition to a downsized home because sitting through matthews Hope, I'm sitting there going, we have 212 acres. We can build five houses for you if someone would buy it to build it. So I know my time is up. Any questions? Thank you for your time. I wish I would have brought my husband to take his. Have a good day.
Thank you. Alicia Weaver.
Weaver.
Weaver. Okay.
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Thank you for taking time to listen to us once again. yes Please understand our concerns are still ‸ here. yeah We hear that you listen to us, but we're not seeing any action or response. So please understand that we do appreciate the
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is listening to
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to encroach on the country living by doing the annexation that they've done, which includes this piece of property. This piece of property is designed to be a PUD. And as we've discussed before, PUDs have good points. They have bad points. But the density on this property is ridiculous for the area in surrounding it. Not only that, we've you've reduced the wetlands on
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You've dropped your, and your wetlands
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property now. this
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the James Road extension. There is no infrastructure to improve those right
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Friday Road, James Road, Cox Road,
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engineering. They tell me the plans aren't even designed. So how can you go ahead and approve this subdivision without having that basic infrastructure already laid out? This construction is supposed to be starting ‸ development on February 24. And
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if they go on the timeline that they provided you. When is this infrastructure going to occur? And how is it going to occur? The other thing is, is you've got police response. There's not a contiguous road that goes from the
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without going on county roads. How is the police going to respond? How is the fire
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it going to all be county supported? you know we are taxpayers we do support the city we support the county
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taxes please show some ‸ respect to the area and consider everything that's going on. Thank you.
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the holidays for the developer. Thank you.
Thank you, ma'am. Miss Lee, you next. Then after Miss Lee will be Miss Jennifer Arian.
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I agree with
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I live on [address]. I live 500 feet from the new extension James Road is coming. So I have a lot of concerns of density and traffic as well. um One of the
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that's heavy on my heart with some of you that are horse people, sometimes a picture's worth a thousand words.
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gonna ‸ lose this. We're gonna ‸ lose this. I've been here since 97 and I am emotional. I know I said, don't go up there with
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to Heather. And I'm so happy that she allowed me to have questions and she answered it very open. And I thank you for that, Heather, very much. But I propose to do a half acre, a house on a half acre at least to match what we have out there. This is a total different lifestyle. I'm going on Friday Road tonight coming here. I'm thinking this is all going to change. Trees are going to get ripped out and traffic be horrendous. It's already horrible with FedEx flying down. And I
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imagine 800 plus cars a day. That's absurd. So i I'm just asking if you'll reevaluate, please, at least one home per half acre. Thank you. All
right. Thank you, ma'am.
miss Jennifer. After miss Jennifer will be Daniel.
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Good evening. uh My name is Jennifer Therrien. I'm of a Brevard County
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I've lived in Brevard County uh a great while, over 50 plus years. In any case, um I am uh
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I was really concerned that this these meetings, uh back to back three meetings uh between uh Thanksgiving and Christmas, I think this is getting jammed through.
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me for 20 years on this very said property. I don't think what uh what's being done is compatible with the neighborhood.
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about the, uh the drainage study. I know that uh Brevard County had instituted an additional uh study uh regarding that basin area, and I would ask that, and I hope that that uh study was used for the calculations. I haven't heard that. I made a call to Heather asking about that, and I didn't get an answer.
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across the the nation, and how that might impact if the if the most recent study isn't used. I would like to um also um uh talk about uh the traffic calming. I asked for specific uh details of the that uh traffic plan of where the uh traffic calming devices were going to go. I didn't get an answer on that.
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has made um has read your study and made recommendations, but you persist with uh some of these other ideas like traffic islands or something like that. um I once again ‸ want
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You talk about the the nature preserve. Okay, you guys are are doing all kinds of amenities. Awesome. I know that that'll be lovely for the people that live there, but I like to walk my dog on James Road. I walk out on Friday Road. With the level of traffic, that's not going to be possible. I'm not the only one that walks out there. People jog, ride their bicycles, and do all kinds of things. We have a beautiful Christmas parade that God knows whether that will ever be able to be had with this level of development. I would like to say in um ‸ that the 800 cars, you already admit that that's going to take us over the level of uh capacity for 524. I would like to say that along with the density reduction, I would like for you guys to consider why the people that are moved out there and how we're going to be impacted.
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not how you're going to preserve my ability to walk, enjoy the the area that I enjoy and why I moved to the county.
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engineer. um My background is in storm water uh best management practices and bmp's and water treatment. My family started a company
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I had a few concerns. um I looked through the storm water report for this particular project. You know, the state's sort of moving towards, uh what based off the Clean Water Act, they're sort of moving towards like a blanket
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for nitrogen ‸ phosphorus. um Looking at the storm water report here, we're only getting a
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it's just a BMP analysis. Typically these things are held to a net improvement standard or some some of the projects that are discharging into an impaired water body. So I was just curious on how that was determined. um Additionally, there's also ‸ the current design is utilizing sand filters um with like a high performance media. um I i have no problem with these type of solutions, but typically HOAs aren't maintaining these types of systems. So um as
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is going to accept these types of technologies and products, it's like, like, how are you guys going to impose that this HOA is
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is maintaining these systems um that the BMP analysis doesn't include the uh the media life expectancy. um ‸ So that would be something else to consider as well as um
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lower the curve number, the more grass and wetlands there are higher the curve number, the more indicative of flashy um high impervious areas. um So this job site typically has curve numbers that are ranging from 69 to 84 to 84 um Yet the the percent DCIA percentage used in the BMP analysis is uh zero. So I don't know how that the directly connected impervious area could be zero for this particular project. So just some questions um just off my cursory review over some of the permanent documents. um
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had the uh plans listed as a link that said full engineered plans, but like
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I don't know if that can be shared or fixed or on the, on the ‸ agenda. um just so that way, you know, we could do uh ‸ further investigation from the public. um so I'm not really opposed to the development. I just like things being done correctly. I'm an engineer black and white. um so I would encourage you to investigate and look into
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um I know that there was a question about, emergency services and delivery of emergency services earlier to a previous speaker. um And then a a question about enforceability or claw back to if the if the uh development district or HOA is required to do blank, they failed to do that as a city are claw back to for enforcement for not maintaining a system or so forth. And so on, um
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there's a clause that every two years they have to provide, um documentation of maintenance. And
then is there, so that is the requirement. And then from an enforceability
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threshold, would then St. john's water be the enforcement agency for that?
‸ Typically they have to renew their permit. um so, you know, it's, it's a matter of having the permit renewed by whatever stormwater inspectors serving that function. um so
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nowadays, like there's, there's not a lot of education on it. If
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city ever wanted to sit down, like I said, i come from a family that lived and breathed these technologies. I'd be happy to sit down and just give them my two cents as an industry expert. um but, uh
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when we're considering that these systems essentially bleed down the volume and the wet ponds in these areas. So if they don't function properly,
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Therefore, all the flood resiliency and all those things that
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um uh we just need to be aware and make sure that we're adhering to those standards and, and designing these systems correctly. ‸ thank you for raising the concerns.
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we are right on the corner of Friday Road, North Friday Circle and West Friday Circle. So it's Friday at my house all the time. um I thought I thought
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Did I hear that correctly? Okay. So there is really only going to be Friday Road, James and Cox. And I don't know if you've been at 524 and Friday Road, but since they built the Flying J, that intersection is degraded. They've just recently come and done a right turn lane from Friday on to 524 and
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but the middle intersection where the
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million trucks come through from the truck stop it's potholes and it's you never know what you're going to hit coming through there. So we already have the neighborhood changed when that got built. Now we have apartment complexes down on 524 close to Clear Lake. On the other side of 95 there's all kinds of stuff. I'm just asking are we going to be
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because it is there's going to be no
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going to take 200 acres of wildlife and put them in 6.28 acres and the road there's no plan to make friday road four lanes i don't see how you possibly could. But you know
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But you have two roads that are two lane roads. in very quiet communities with pretty deep ditches. And it it really can't handle the capacity. And I i feel like the development's going to happen. Life happens. housing's required. ‸ But what is a traffic calming device? Is that a speed bump? What? That's a speed bump. Okay.
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nice if they'd slow down. Even our fellow neighbors. Some of them are kind of crazy. And the way they fly down that road as if it's a racetrack. And since I'm right on the corner, I get to hear all of it. um Maybe
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be a solution you could consider. Because the road cannot handle that capacity. It just can't. And neither can Cox. And I work at a school and I'm pretty sure you can't get 300 houses worth of kids into Saturn. so
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um I don't live on Friday Road. I live on [address]. I've lived on [address]. Well,
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And the house where I grew up in on Cox Road, my um my brother's daughter and his grandchildren live in that house, so we have four generations in that house. When I was 12 years old, my husband moved my next door neighbor a quarter of a mile down the road from where I lived, and we have four generations that live in that house. My concern is not just with the schools, because my daughter is a principal, not just with the traffic, because the traffic is a lot more horrible now, because a lot of people that live on Friday Road come Cox Road so that they can actually get onto 524 ‸ because of the traffic that they have at the end of their street. But I'm also concerned because I grew up in that in that area. I know what it was like before, and I know what it has become, and I don't want it to become like the neighborhoods to get flooded over and rained out every time a storm comes, because right now we already have a water problem. Some, when um we had that last little storm, not even this one just now, but when we had that last little storm over, when I, those people said they walked down Rector Road, I walked down Cox Road and Rector Road.
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down on my end of the road. And so my sister and I have been walking down there and
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And that's, um
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property, but
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not, the county's not maintaining the infrastructure for the water to go where it should go
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Like, you know, I can mow my grass and then, then it rains and ‸ I can't mow my grass for three weeks. So, um I, I'm concerned about that. um I'm concerned about the, the, basically the water levels and stuff, because if you have a whole new neighborhood down there and you say you're going to leave the wetlands and stuff, leaving the wetlands is not going to make all the water stay there. I'm sure
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um observant of what everybody has said this evening. I've noticed that with all the people that have talked, I might come here more because y'all are pretty interesting, but, um I just want you to know what I feel about that.
Thank you, ‸ mrs freeland
Good evening. Good
evening. I
wasn't really going to come talk today, so I'm not really prepared, but as I sit here, I become more and more frustrated. My house, my backyard is directly in front of this new neighborhood. My yard will be the one that backs up. I have 325 feet of fence and across it is a canal and
it's
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vacant land.
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Our roads cannot handle it. We have no sidewalks on Friday Road. We have no sidewalks on James Road.
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I take Cox Road all the time because the intersection at the end of Friday Road
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524 is horrible. They just
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years to make a turn
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they didn't really fix it. All they did was add a turn lane that none of us want to go sit in that traffic light anyways. Now you're going to add 800 to 1200 more cars. My husband and I, we used to drive around 20 years ago and be like, oh I can't wait till we can afford to live in this neighborhood. And it happened for us one day, 2014. We're like, oh we're moving to the country.
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This is this is what we
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guys with the the Matthew Hope and the and the fellow neighbors there.
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Where's that talking for all of us? Yeah,
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where we live. We all have one acre to two or three or four acre lots. You're not going to have a thousand people sign something because there's not a thousand of us. We understand that growth is going to happen. We understand that growth is good for our community, our economy. What we're asking is that you make it like the rest of the area. That's all that we're asking for. We're not asking you not to do it. We're not asking you to stop everything. We're asking you to take a step back, look at what's out in that community and make it like that. And I promise you they will sell that
because
everybody wants land. Nobody wants to be on top of each other. Nobody. Thank
you.
thank
you
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um Madam Clerk, do we have any more cards? Okay, saying uh uh Please turn in your cards now because
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The
cards are in the front in the hallway.
If you want to say something, this is your last chance. Come
to the podium and state your name.
okay
thank
you, sir. Okay, Bruce Mason. Come forward ‸ state your name. Thank you.
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last uh 25 years. ‸ I was going to keep my mouth shut, but I've heard too many things. i'm ‸ Let me qualify myself. I'm a real estate broker. I'm also a general contractor, Class
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State of Florida certified. And I'm not against development. My former company and partner before deceased was Trosset Mason Realty and Development. God rest his soul. He's not with us anymore. ‸ I agree with the young lady ‸ just up here. All you have to do, they wouldn't even have a meeting here if we would put something conducive to the area in ‸ and they would sell like hot cakes I'm telling you,
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Friday Road called the Ranch, was where I live,
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if you can find one. as i As I looked at the qualifications that were put up on the board earlier, this this was satisfied and that satisfied, finally this and this promised that we're going to do this, I kept seeing. And on James Road, we're going to have a traffic calming device. I said, okay. I texted my good friend. I won't say who it is right now, but he's a very well-known developer. and been In fact, I gave
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He had only a dump truck and a old beat-up loader, and now he's one of the biggest developers in this part of the this area right now. ‸ but anyway, you get back to what I'm saying, is that we have... The only thing that's addressed... ‸ I mean, it's not rocket science, folks. We have 385 units up there. Somebody did, how many cars that's going to produce? And I know, Mr. Beringer, i I really appreciate you looking at things hard and having concerns. Well, that concerns me. We have that many cars. What are we going to do with them? What does the traffic calming device do? ‸ It's a speed bump or it's a circle. I know what they are, but that's not going to get rid of the cars. It's not going to get rid of the traffic. I invite this whole council. I'll pay for i'll pay for breakfast at Wendy's. I'll pay for everybody to come out ‸ meet me
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o'clock in the morning at that intersection they were talking about at
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Road.
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Or come on, meet me there in the afternoon. I'll buy ‸ a hamburger. See what that intersection is like. Right now, there's nobody there's nobody in that
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it tons of gopher tortoises out there. Well, I take my my little golf cart and drive my grandkids out in in this particular property right now. And it's got gopher tortoises all over it. And
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That's a serious environmental concern. But anyway, i wanted I still would like one question answered. What and how is a traffic calming device going to get rid of
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and traffic? The major. There is not the infrastructure out there
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with horses and such. It would work. Half acre minimum, it would work. Thank you very much. I'm sorry I went
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And I hadn't planned on speaking either, but I do want to say a few things. And I think I've got almost everybody beaten here. um My folks moved down here and to
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So that means I've been here 74 years. And I'm a little bit older than that. The problem is density. The density of our neighborhood.
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I live across the street from the church. I see it all day long. I hear it all day long. I can't imagine 800 more cars going down my ‸ street, whether they take a shortcut to James
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to Cox. I don't think anybody on Cox is going to feel the same way But
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When we left our
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and my husband and I moved out to the
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Road, beautiful country. We have our acre. We have our our dream home. And now it's turned into a nightmare with traffic. And I don't see how you're going to solve this traffic problem with 400 homes. It needs to be considered. It needs to be studied. And for goodness sakes, the infrastructure, you're going to spend a whole year bringing in tons and tons of dirt.
And
it's not going to stop. I don't fight progress. I haven't fought
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The problem is be smart.
plan it
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and let's divide it properly. If we were required to have an acre minimum, then those people out in the country should be having an acre or half acre, something ‸ to cut down on the density. Thank you. Thank
you, ma'am.
All right, here we go. All right, going once, going twice, no more cards.
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‸ like to close this portion to the public and return it to council. Does council have any questions for staff?
Mayor, uh I believe the applicant did want to have rebuttal time.
Okay. Thank you. Okay, come forward, ma'am.
I'm just happy to answer any questions that council may have that came out of um
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for me.
Councilwoman cause
um yeah so there was a comment
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mitigating some so you must
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um I wanted to ask about the the TPO money because you had said you thought construction was funded ‸ I'm pretty sure that that has yet to be funded um and our city manager probably knows um the design. I know that we're funding with our impact fees. We're going to be pushing this project forward. But
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uh
We were we were five million dollars. The TPO is committed to two point something million. The design is seven million.
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And so um this the design is now in the as I think Eric said,
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Department of Transportation. uh that was previously not in uh their five-year work program. And so, um so we go design, which is which is in the five-year program. And
it's paid for
and is and is uh committed to be paid for by the city and the TPO and then the right-of-way And recall that we are helping on the right of on the right-of-way issue with the storm water through some of the previous ‸ development agreements that we have through the, uh the
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donation of land. um
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So the design is paid for and it's being pushed up. um but we compete with other projects as it goes forward. Just so you know that. um okay. We already asked about the mitigation and so with the, the, the gopher tortoises, um they will be moved is that
Yes, ma'am. That's correct. They'll be relocated to a gopher tortoise mitigation bank. Okay.
Please. In the audience, please. Thank you.
Yeah, I don't ‸ think it's ideal. um the, I'm not familiar with the gentleman. I believe he was a stormwater engineer said that
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I don't know. You'd have to ask him. He was getting into much more technical detail than I, um then I'm, ‸ not a civil engineer. Our civil engineers here. If this, if council has ‸ questions for him specifically. Okay. um
well, that would be a good one, but the, the, BMP analysis that he referred to, I am more familiar with that because the, the stormwater regulations are. ‸ being changed as a result of the clean waterways act and they have yet to be implemented. They have to be ratified, um hopefully, this year by the legislature. And that would um change those numbers quite a bit. Because you'd have to be treating more for the nutrients than nitrogen and phosphorus more. um I think i my concerns are, well, the drainage with the reduced wetlands. um I am concerned that the neighborhood's already flooding and they haven't cleared anything yet. So we know when we take out the trees and the foliage, the absorption, well, we're changing it. um And hopefully engineers that know a lot more than I do have got that magic recipe. But I know that whole area is surrounded by water now. um Because they're the two ponds, right? it would be just north?
There's two ponds existing to the north that were part of
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That's correct.
right Right. Okay. So, I mean, my concerns are with the stormwater as well as um the road having driven up there and
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on that intersection. It is, it could potentially be dangerous. But that's all for now.
Deputy
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you want to bring uh
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to 84 percent curb something. I
mean, he's referring to
elevations, right?
He was referring to the nutrient removal efficiencies
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phosphorus and nitrogen. And you're correct. Those, you know, we meet the current rules and regulations in place.
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that have not been ratified, not placed into effect yet. So any project that's currently in the process is uh to be reviewed and or approved under the current rules and regulations.
Okay. Okay. uh ‸ Do you know about that? Would you know about the reduced wetlands? What the percentage of reduced wetlands are?
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I don't know if it's 27
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that's roughly pretty close. and If you pull the site plan up on your screen, uh the areas that we're impacting were a little isolated wetlands that have been replaced with stormwater ponds. So it's um pretty much just a wetland to
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i don't know. I'm gonna ‸ look to the city manager. I don't know if you want to point this out to someone else. But my question, uh as far as they
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talking about the density, uh
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We talked about the settlement that occurred in 2004. And uh there was a settlement obviously in place that that's what we're currently basically abiding by,
correct?
Yes, sir. We we are we're here because I guess starting out, we're we're here because of the uh settlement implement of the uh the stipulated settlement agreement. And again, that's what 19 years old now, 20 years old now.
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there. But that's that was the agreement between the city and ‸ county um ratified uh almost 20 years ago. And so that actually uh uh laid the framework for the concept plan, which was again, it was never one acre or half an acre.
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what's actually
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now 385. So, so, so again, that the the framework of this development was that foundation was laid 20 years ago. Through the stipulated settlement agreement.
uh
so
just uh ‸ just to be clear, well, we're looking at the concept plan that we're looking at now is basically within the parameters of a settlement agreement between the city and the county. And the developer came to the table at some point and did uh
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their plans to build a smaller amount of homes
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What was agreed in that settlement? I just want to make sure we're clear. And I'm asking this because i
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you know, this is something that the city has pushed and this is a initiative of ‸ the city
um
or the current council for that matter.
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but I'm saying where are you going with this. That's all I'm trying to say because you you we've already identified the history of how this project has evolved and the conditions. So now we've been through PNC. Now we passed the first reading last week. Now
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on the second reading this week. So now we're going to either vote yay or nay. Okay. That's and it's clear cut. You've listened to the improvements, the modification that's been presented by Eric Roush and also miss uh Mrs. Isaac as well and her staff.
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So now it's up to us to make a decision. And I'm ready to make my decision, but I'm trying to make sure you all exhaust all your questions to either staff, council, or the engineer. I just wanted to be clear. Okay. Yeah, I got
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yeah you finished. Okay. Councilwoman
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of baked. So, but we're
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it seems like everything we've been, it's gone through ports and
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um I mean, yes, this is a PUD zoning hearing. It is a quasi-judicial hearing. um And
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have been laid out. um so
And just to finish that to say it is the timeline and the density that concerned me, you know, given the storm water um issues as well, how that will impact the storm water and the roads. Okay. Okay. That's all.
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based on staff recommendation. And I'm looking for a second.
Second with discussion.
Okay. We have motion on the floor by chair, second by Councilman Beringer with the discussion excuse me with a discussion. Excuse me. Go ahead, sir.
Thank you. uh and This is the uh the district that I live within uh from the city side. So from a quality of life standpoint, I would just share with council. uh what this looks like, in my opinion, uh as part of this district. So, uh last night and
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and, uh Gray Road. uh
so
you only got one way in one way out on both. It's two lane road, big ditch on the side. I go walk my dog. uh I have horses on one. Not me, but my neighbors have horses on the occasion. They they walk their horses back and forth. uh and last night, when I came home down the road, uh I literally, there was a donkey in the road. literally you know, there's a donkey. It got out and it was in the middle of the road and
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a donkey last night, uh and got it back in this pen. ‸ and I tried to be a good neighbor. When it rains for, when it rains for, you know, two days, my, that my, my property gets an inch and a half of water on it and I built it up high ‸ and
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quality of life, I get that. I am the last house that backs up to the county
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it's house, house, house, house, house, house, house, house. ‸ And what I'm sharing with it is that the, a number of how, when I draw a circle and I count how many houses are there and how many ‸ so forth on that road. There are times where
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that I can at night and I i would just share with you. I found that there is a balance in there that can be worked, but it is different. It is not what it was 25 years ago and it definitely isn't what it was 50 years ago. So I just share with you, I think that there can be that balance and
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difference. There is some change, but also there are also, you know, 600 new residents or 300 new residents to
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as well. And I'm, I'm happy we can open up the city to that. I am loud and clear on infrastructure, shared infrastructure concerns. While it is not the city that spot in between where you're in the county. I, I would be the first to reach out to our county representatives in support. of citizens efforts to say, hey, please add some extended drainage that helps support what already exists. Because if there are concerns already, that problem already exists. And I i i i get that. And I just share with you Representative Goodson is the representative. and he Or excuse me, Rita Pritchett. Thank you. Member Pritchett, and
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uh please help this help this area out. Even though I don't, it's it's not my district, it's not the city of
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but I understand the cause. And I think we're a better surrounding community to that. So that's that's why
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I would move forward with that. uh Because I think we can find that balance. uh
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that point i think uh My hope would be that we as a a city might offer whatever information we have uh to what that would look like.
So thank
you.
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then church gonna call the question. yeah
I just wanted to just to share, um and the audience might already know this but the next
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you guys already know. uh
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and I want to share her number with you as well, because I think the enthusiasm the enthusiasm that you have here, um we communicate with them a lot as well, but you need the same enthusiasm at these county commission meetings. um A lot of issues about drainage, that's their issue. A lot of issues about their roads is their issue. And so because you pay taxes in the county, I would love for you to have this same enthusiasm
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Thank you. okay
and And let me be quite frank and honest. We've done a
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to cover up a ditch, and that street is Jackson Street. That runs parallel to uh right there, uh Jackson Street, and it intersects with Provost Park, and it runs, intersects also with Clear Lake. So, um you'll be surprised. It's not falling on
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ears, ladies and gentlemen. Yes, I would like to cover up that ditch. Yes, I'm concerned about anyone falling in a ditch. Safety first and foremost. So, you have my commitment on that. I will work with
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finished? Sure. Your lights on.
‸ Thank
you, County, sir. just gonna ‸ call the question.
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favor, saying aye. Aye. aye Any nays?
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have one nay. esquadra
I just wanted to clarify, did the motion include the 16 conditions? Yes, ma'am. state Yes,
staff recommendation. thank you Yes, ma'am. Thank you. All right.
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the approval of the amended restated settlement implementation agreement with Mountain Cove Homes
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development with the north of State Road 528 east of I-95
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project. um It's pertaining to uh what's taking place there with the railroad tracks. I know you want to read this, uh City Attorney.
No. there This is not an ordinance, Mayor, so i I don't have anything to read. I'm happy to answer questions about the draft.
Okay, the only reason why i mentioned in your name ‸ because it has your name in parentheses, ma'am. That's the only reason why. I just thought maybe you have some additional information to share. Are you are you good with this? And I
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will make the motion, but
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Do your presentation, your PowerPoint, and
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Yes, sir. I love that picture. It looks even greater and better in the state of the
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Good
evening, Mayor. um I know the hour is a bit late, and certainly we will um uh try not to take up the the total potential 10 minutes that you would offer offer the applicant. But Mr. Mayor, Council Members, uh Mr. City Manager, uh Madam City Attorney, Madam City Clerk, uh for the record, my name is Kendall Moore. Professional address 895 Barton Boulevard in rock ledge uh
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‸ have with us uh tonight uh
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who is one of the
principals
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of Mountain Cove Homes, uh the engineer of record and ‸ the landscape architect are also here, mayor and council. If you happen to have any questions relative to um the item that's before you tonight. uh Obviously, we are requesting approval of the amended and restated uh settlement implementation agreement that you have before you. uh It's been discussed previously, but you're
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that would be the northeast quadrant of i-95 and 528.
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won't go through every single detail. uh But obviously there was the annexation in
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which was with the city and the previous uh owner and developer. uh
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over the annexation and ultimately the uh resolution that resulted in the stipulated settlement agreement, both of which preceding development agreement and stipulated settlement agreement, both ‸ continuing to govern uh some of the things that this current property owner is is subject to uh ‸ some of them you've talked about tonight, uh density buffering traffic and a number of things that are included uh in those agreements. uh Virgin Trains, who's the predecessor to Brightline was here in 2019 uh before this council and uh had a settlement implementation that was passed by this council at that time. uh
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uh You are aware that under your code, you cannot uh build a borrow pit. You can't just dig or excavate for no reason. You ultimately had to uh excavate subject to residential development. And so at that time, as a part of the settlement implementation agreement, uh Brightline did commit to residential development on that property and ultimately a part of the cause of why we are here today. um Tonight before you, we said again, it's the amended and restated settlement implementation agreement. The prior parties on the prior agenda item said the same thing, and I will reiterate it. uh Certainly your entire staff, but particularly your city manager and your uh city attorney staff have worked diligently to uh protect your interest and have negotiated very hard uh on your uh behalf to uh protect the interests of of uh the city. And we we will speak very, very positively in that regard. um There are a number of of uh amendments. You have the agreement uh ultimately in front of you. But the
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uh on your agenda item, but uh
but
in short they are an updated conceptual plan uh that addresses the number of lots,
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uh updating the party's obligations related to utilities, the reclaimed water and irrigation being through stormwater harvesting, uh ‸ refining uh some of the minimum amenities that the staff wanted to see that were ultimately integrated, and finally the
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deferral. And so, uh Mr. Mayor and Council, we're bringing this before you tonight. Again, it's been a negotiated agreement. We would would appreciate your approval. uh We will not go through the entire presentation. The entire team is certainly here for your uh questions if you have them, but uh Mayor, for our remaining minute or two, would certainly like you to hear from uh
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uh for bright line and we don't have any time to necessarily um reserve, but if you or any of the council or staff have any questions, we'd be happy to entertain them.
Thank you,
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evening, uh Mr. Mayor. Good evening,
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the Executive Vice President. First, I apologize for my voice. You're
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feel great, but a little bit of laryngitis, a lot a lot of talking this week. uh Of Florida East Coast Industries, we're the parent company of bright line So I was here in 2019 uh when we signed that ‸ settlement agreement. uh Part of that made it was showing our commitment to
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We were using that property to start the infrastructure for bright line
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of that we made a commitment because the city wanted more than just a borrow pit. ‸ So we entered into that agreement to really bring progress. is Not only bringing bright line but also bringing a new development. ‸ to the to that extent, uh Mr. Mayor, you know, we've had conversations with uh the city for numerous years
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committed. We're going through the process right now. As you know, you read the papers in the Treasure Coast. We did an RFP there. ‸ actually have two cities competing for a location. um You guys are in a better spot. We know the location. Right. It's not a secret. But we want to work with the city to get through uh building these infrastructures as
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we didn't have an Aventura
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have one.
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and the communities we serve. uh We're very blessed
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we got to Orlando and now we're focusing on these other stations. And so in this agreement, you'll see a commitment uh from us working through our partners that are the developers to show you that we are very still committed to
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And we continue to meet very regularly, as
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knows, with your administration. And we want to keep supporting the growth of of this wonderful city that has uh taken so so kindly to us. So I really ‸ thank you for your support. We're here to ask any questions. I was just going to show a bunch of pretty slides, but you guys have a long night, so we don't need to do that. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Mr. Jose Gonzalez. Sir, first of all, uh I thank you all for taking the vested interest in the city of
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because I still have my pen and I'm near dinner. tomorrow and i'm
going to bring our
badge here i think this will be a historical moment for the great city of coco kudos to our city manager staff and city attorney for this collaboration because now we have our future in our hands and
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okay but i i am going to open this portion to the public i thank you for your presentation um so that if there's anyone in the audience that like ‸ to address this issue and then I will close it and bring it back and then I'll make a motion but what I would like to do more so that than anything else is to stand and recognize the various individuals that make this come to fruition and I'm hoping we get a unanimous vote because that we stand strong and there's
power in numbers do
we have any questions for either of the two esquires or even our very own
yes this is not for the Esquire it's not really a question well one is a little bit of a question but um I am impressed by the stormwater harvesting I'm really happy to see that um the
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all the water bodies i'm not sure why they do that because in nature they're not squares it's just I don't want to ‸ spend a lot of time ‸ i'm really tired but
our engineer he's
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like squares
because ‸ having been in that sector you know you know all the garbage ends up in the corners i
understand um
oh
I'm looking at the old plan yeah
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and council good evening my name is Scott nickel um
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we're located at 100 Parnell Street in Merritt Island. um So to answer your question uh the best I can is
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are one of them was is an existing lake. One was also excavated as part of what they talked about before as the um I want to call it a borrow pit but the sand what was it okay.
it
okay But anyway um that's it's it's existing so what we're going to do as part of this development is we'll come in and right now it's you know really steep slopes and whatnot it doesn't really conform to
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typical lake. So we're going
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to
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And so that's why those two lakes are square. The others you'll see to the west are there's three
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uh meandering shorelines if you will. There's a little tiny one in the middle of the top portion that is a small square one.
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of the the lots
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the block for that area. But uh all the ponds like I said they'll
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meet St. John's requirements and city of
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Scott. Okay. Sure
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Please come forward and state your name and your address if you have any concerns pertaining to this particular item. Going once. Going twice.
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like to make the approval of the amended and restated settlement implementation agreement with Mountain
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development north of the state road 528 and east of I-95
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And I'm looking for a
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got a second on the floor by Councilman
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in favor of saying aye. Aye.
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So
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We'll be back next month with our plat. We're moving forward on this development mayor. So next month we'll be back hopefully with our plat. And uh thank you to Stockton and staff and Eric for for taking care of us. So we look forward obviously doing this and many great
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Thank you Mr. City Manager, City Staff, uh Attorneys. uh Thank you very much miss Ike and
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Super Attorney Anthony Garganese. Thank you Scott. Thank you all. God bless. Esquire, more sir. Thank you.
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a zoning text amendment, amending ‸ excuse me, appendix A zoning article 13, supplementary district regulation of zoning ordinances of the city of
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to add a new section 33,
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cartoon products, Kratom, excuse me, products and certain other ‸ enumerated land uses providing for repeal of inconsistent ordinance and resolution incorporation into the codes availability and an effective date 23-789. I do have two cards in my possession. um I would like to hear from Esquire Garganese. Sorry, Esquire Ike. Sorry man, I'm so used to
calling
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his name. But you look much better. By leaps and bounds man. And far more astute. I'm bragging
‸ But
let me be honest and say I'm not worried about that because Anthony knows he's clearly aware that I love him. And Anthony's now I think celebrating his anniversary
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Wow. So kudos to you paisano. So now a little trivia for those that may not know. Now you know. who The floor is yours
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city council of the city of
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Brevard County, Florida,
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the
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land uses providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date and mayor this there have been no changes since first reading on this ordinance. Thank
you very much Esquire Ike ma'am. do we have any questions for her before I turn it over to the public or staff?
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the public. I do have the following people here. um I don't know if that's an N or M
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Manny Martinez oh ‸ boy. i could run
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no bueno.
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having me.
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and it's an honor to speak here as something under
communist
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We don't have that possibility so thank you so much. So myself i'm behind my name
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And then um myself um I do have a food truck
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to say Manny don't call yourself ignorant because you don't have the opportunity
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let you know that this will affect me especially my family because I depend on this food truck. um One of the components of the tea that I sell that is called the Wellness Tea
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also have other components good for uh blood pressure, diabetes, it
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because the community come back to me with this uh opinion like oh my gosh it's helped me so much. It's not a narcotic.
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I bring the University of Florida that is a PhD in medicine ‸ medicinal chemistry called Chris McCurdy. He's leading the investigation on the testing of this
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and he everything he had to say is very positive about this plan actually
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from drugs using this cradle plan. It's amazing. There is no reason to be afraid to keep it from the churches. My son, seven years old,
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for ‸ environment where he's going to be recognized as a as
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is unbossed
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there because I would keep people away from alcohol. I would keep people away from drugs. It's not a drug
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it's a lot of concerns, but please, I encourage the council to investigate this and and to understand that
is
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no reason to just keep it. Have so many ordinance and put it in a class qualification as an alcoholic beverage.
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If you have any questions.
We have a question here for you, sir. Yes. Councilman, go on sir. So how
will it affect you negatively? is Is it because you are you have a food truck, so
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at a church or at a
absolutely different
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allowed by the citizen. I don't like to break the law because I appreciate the opportunity this country has given me.
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mind. So to me, be afraid to go to the van and be in such a distance from the school.
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and I don't like that. it will affect my whole family, my my children, you know, so it will affect me in my food truck. If I
create
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the only thing I say, I sell salsa, hot dogs,
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But the people like to stay away from alcohol and they like to drink this tea. People like to stay away from drugs. I mean, that we have issues in this community with drugs,
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overdose, all that kind of stuff. and And to be honest, to be honest, there is not a problem of what quality qualification this cradle is qualify us
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opium from the pills that have been prescribed. And it's a problem in our community. It is a problem. ‸ This might be the solution that the city need And I've been serious. I will invite you guys. I would drive you to all the cover bars around here in the county. I would do it
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me,
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And I would really show you what this
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bars is all about. You'll be impressed. Any other
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you.
Thank you, guys. Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir. uh Next,
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speak on the subject in regards to the kava and the kratom um because I'm an owner of a of
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makes a decision, often other cities will follow. And so we are a family owned and operated business. My sister and I own it. um We also are our own uh a healing center right next door. And just to tell you a testimony from one of my clients, um through red light therapy, and as well as a botanical teas, we were able to help him get off of opioids. and For five months now, he's been off opioids. And he says, he talks about how much his life has improved. from it And it's just exciting for me to be able to participate in that.
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to come to my bar and be able to see that it is a home environment. um Because of the implication of, uh you know, what's being stated here, it kind of implies that it's not. um um And so I'd just love to um educate on the subject, because it is fairly new here. However,
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has been around for over 3 000 years. And it was done in a family environment and social um gatherings and family gatherings and
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um So ‸ I just encourage you to come and and uh experience it and see more about it before maybe we um objectify ‸ it in a negative note. Thank you for your time. I really appreciate it.
We have a question, ma'am. yes ma'am yes ma'am
yes
So you stated that you
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uh in close? uh Is it close to
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What was your thought process when you picked your location? What was the
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Truly,
I felt like God was highlighting it to me. And it was my sister and I. um We really loved kombucha. um We got into the
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after um opening the bar and um learning more about
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um and the benefits it has um as well as the
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‸ and the beautiful thing about the benefits of some of the botanical teas is that it kind of takes down that social barrier. So when people have addictions often it's because they can't make the social connections. And so they look for those addictions to help them because of the the inability to make them. However, you would our bar is a non-alcoholic bar and I don't know of
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place that I wanted to take my family, you know, that they could enjoy without the overindulgence that comes from alcohol and um
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So we got into that uh and and it's been such a joy for us to learn how how it can help people. And especially with people that have addictions,
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alternative um to to that and the negatives, but still help with the um ‸ social where where the addiction is based is in their inability
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so that you'll see people start becoming more sociable. So that when they make the social connections and it takes away their inability for that, they make the social connections, and then they have that social connection. They have no longer have the need for the addiction. So it helps heal that process. And I just find that to be really exciting when you see that happening and you see that the people able to make that for whatever reason
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different establishment, distributed different ways?
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and you know my barber shop that I attend.
Yeah.
um to go get a cut.
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The experience is so much
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‸ it is a very wholesome environment that we have um established. We also have a healing center right next door that offers different modalities of healing with um with the red laser therapy as well as hydrogen, um the inhaled hydrogen gas. um So it's a great modality that goes together with our bar, more of a holistic approach, a whole leaf approach
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as opposed to a powder. We don't um serve powder at our at our establishment. We want it to be a more of a whole thing. I mean, when
you
look at the scripture, the leaves of the trees are for the healing of the nations. And here this is a leaf and it's getting such a a pushback from it, which is as a disappointment to see that, how much the people have struggled to keep it where um maybe a larger corporate interests would like to dissuade it. um
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and and give them the freedom that the opioids are trapping them into.
Right?
It gives them the freedom from that,
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addiction holds them. And um so so I think that's something that everybody in any community would want to help people
overcome.
I appreciate you sharing that. But um I'll just say this.
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when
abused you get a different uh reaction. and And I think something that you know the council or our staff was looking at is some of those possible unintended consequences. So, uh but I appreciate you sharing your, you know, your experience and uh with it. and uh So thank you.
Yes. Thank you very much for your time. And I just encourage you to come enjoy my faith-based business where we do have Bible studies as well. Thank you.
Thank you. Mrs. Anderson, Geneva Anderson.
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Good evening, good evening Mayor and Council. Good
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this is I'm Geneva, and this
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get called a lot. uh Neither of us are planning to speak tonight.
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just winging this. But we have my mom raised me natural and an herbalist like style like this.
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over 40 years.
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bars are not the ones that are doing things wrong or under the radar or however you guys are thinking. It's the ‸ gas stations. It's the smoke shops. It's the places that
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checking. We
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this all the time. So
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besides kava bars that are not going to get affected that should. The good places are going to be the ones that ‸ get in trouble, and the others aren't. And they ID. Also,
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can't buy something if you're under 21.
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21 and that all the kava bars got scared about that.
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a child and get stuff there. And it's still going to be a problem at other places. The kava bars are not the ones that are having a problem or doing something wrong. I suffer from anxiety and social issues. So I did not want to get up here and speak, but I felt like that I needed to say something. I also wanted to give you ‸ a little backstory on kava and kratom. Since I was raised in this world, I know it.
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It's not a drug. It's not a problem. It's a root. It's not like weed or
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It's different ‸ itself. It has non-psychogenic properties. It's non-addictive. It can't really hurt you. You're going to get sick if you drink too much because it is dirt. It's drinking mud water. So you're going to feel a little icky from it, but you're not going to have a problem. You're not going to be impaired. You can drive. You can do anything. In the over 10 years that
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we've met so many pilots. We've met
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people that are first responders or law enforcement, and they do this every day, and they are fine with it. And they're also in the kava bars. There's lots of cops that come to
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bars, and they park their patrol cars out there.
What? ‸ i'm
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affiliated with Tides Tea House in
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the street, if we take this road out right across
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um
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They help so many people. They outreach. We just did ‸ toy drive this weekend where they spent their own money, the owners did, to go get toys to benefit for these kids. They raised so much money for people in the community. They help people. I have friends and family that work there. The owners are also friends and family as well. Another woman who came here with us, she's the mother of kids that work there and go there.
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I can't say her age, but she's one of the oldest people
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I know that it's not quite what you guys were talking about, but I just want to give you information on
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stations, smoke shops, they all sell it as well, and they're not falling under these rules
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‸ And just to finish it up, um the young people I ‸ see not going
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bars so that they can socialize. It is
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young people from drinking and getting DUIs you know and being on the streets. um and we It's a family affair. you know Our friend who came with us, we all of our kids, we all go there. it's a They're open 365 days a year. It's not uncommon for us to be there on a holiday. So anyway, it's a it's a great thing for the young people. yeah There's a
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lot of people that go there that don't want to drink or don't want to have problems, and
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there any time
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day or night. Tides tea house is open all night even. Thank
you ladies. Thank you very much. ‸ Okay, Councilman
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Yeah,
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a direct response to a establishment that we have
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Boulevard. That's kind of where this the conversation started. But is there a way
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sells Kava? is that a is that Yeah, because I think that the location that this came about, they there it's a smoke shop that sells it. um and like the young lady said, dealing with a
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bar is ‸ maybe a little bit different than the situation that we're we we're facing. I'm just
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I'm just asking.
I i think that would be difficult. um here because because
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to ensure uh it really is a youth. The idea is to protect you know the youth that congregate at schools, parks, and uh
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churches. That's why those locations were chosen. um And so if you exclude the bars, you know you you don't necessarily have the uh ‸ inclusive approach that you would normally have. So I think that i think that would be difficult to to achieve while still uh achieving
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mean, I'm ignorant to this world on this part. um So that's why I kind of have the questions about, like, I think all of us probably had the same questions at home
with
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Googling what's this and what's that, because I've never taken it.
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to this part. So
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That's what we're talking about. Is that my correct interpretation?
Correct.
So and you can't be 500 feet from a church or mosque or synagogues
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still Your business can still exist. It just can't be in those various locations and criterias. So you're not losing your business. am i Am I correct
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business that is currently within the 500 feet, they would become non-conforming
Right. But outside of that?
But outside of that, they are
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Let
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someone called me about this one. um ‸ If
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well, I guess 500
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500 no matter what. But I guess if they
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matter what's there. Yeah.
We've described in the ordinance that's measured property line to property line.
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Okay. Thank you. um
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I was ready to make a motion to approve the ordinance is written.
okay Okay.
well
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sir
Thank you.
Yes, sir.
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do you all want to hear from Manny?
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My name is Manny Martinez, and I forgot one important detail. As a business owner,
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I follow the regulations on
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made by the Florida, and i based on this document, this is why I approach my customers. I always ask if they older than 21, just to let you know.
Okay. Thank you. uh ‸ Okay. Let me close this portion
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uh anyone else in the audience. Let me do it
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in order. Go ‸ once, gone twice. share like the closest portion from the public and return of the council. What are the wishes of council?
Motion to approve as written.
Okay. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman
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second by Deputy
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you have that, Madam Clerk?
Yes, sir.
Thank you, County
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All right. you're gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor ‸ saying aye. Aye. and then a's eyes have it unanimously proceeding on to item number five adopt on second and final reading the
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amending appendix a article 19 section 2 relating to the meeting schedule of the planning and zoning board providing for repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolution incorporating into the code
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availability and an effective date 23-788 it says city planner who wants this
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um excuse me ask why I please read this instance it's an ordinance ma'am
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amending the zoning
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2 relating to the meeting schedule of the planning and zoning board providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code
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there's no changes to this ordinance since first
reading thank you very much do we have any questions for either of the staff members here pertaining to this date the changing of the
days
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for the meeting of planning of
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board
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open to the council
open to the public
if you have any concerns please come forward and state
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chair like the closest portion of the public, return of the council. What are the wishes of council?
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the floor by
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it.
Go ahead, sir.
Okay. uh It doesn't
matter. I don't mind.
All in favor say aye aye
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Adopt on the second and final reading of Ordinance 24-2023, a zoning text amendment amending Chapter 3 advertising and signs Section 3-5 and
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of the
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of the City of
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regarding flags providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code
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this this ordinance actually does have a small change since the first reading. um the definition of a flag, um is proposed to, uh change slightly to ensure that it is, um would be considered content neutral as discussed at the last, uh meeting, which we're required to do. and so it, it, that's why the, uh definition was slightly changed. So, okay.
We have a question on, thank you very much. That's quite, um Ike, ma'am, uh councilwoman costs, ma'am. ‸ So.
They can put whatever con the content has to be. oh in other words, okay. They can do what they want. They could correct the, the regulation.
Yes. The regulation has to be, uh content neutral in order to survive the scrutiny under the first amendment. Right. Okay.
Well, that was my concern before.
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Do we have any questions?
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once? Going twice. Chair let the close this portion to the public and bring it back to council. What are the wishes of council? Come on, y'all somebody make a
motion
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And then nays. Nay. At the record ‸ reflect,
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Councilwoman Cox said nay. ‸ Got it?
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got it.
Thank you, kindly, ma'am. All right. This concludes this portion of the meeting. Now we go to reports. We have any reports, Mr. City Manager. Yes, sir.
Mr. Mayor. Thank you. Um, I just want to remind the council that overall, ‸ and I think the chief and I cringe every time, uh, we start talking about the crime rate, uh, and there are certain highlights presented there. Again, we continue to have a overall decrease in our crime rate. So, so, um, as, as we up on the day, I said, talk about what the crime rate is. I just wanted to make you
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crime rate. And so we're currently at, uh, a 4% drop in the overall crime rate there. So again, just wanted to highlight that for you.
I'm gonna ‸ clap for you. Matter of fact, I'm gonna ‸ stand for the men
in the
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red, white, ‸ blue, the men and women in blue. Thank you too. Thank you.
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final numbers aren't in. But, but again, your think back to the earlier discussion about people feeling unsafe and and and, and, uh, you know, some of you all participated in and actually, you know, that that part of the discussion again, uh, you know, perception is reality.
Thank you.
And so, and so the reality for the city is, is that our crime rate is overall crime rate is down again. Just wanted to again, reiterate that, um, you know, in terms of 524 and you all again can be very proud of this.
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uh,
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year tentative work plan is a big deal. Um, on
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Wasn't even, you know, we didn't even talk about when that could possibly get into the work plan. It was just sort of, uh, nowhere. No, no, ma'am.
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the TPO. I'm talking about actually being in the F dot work five year work plan. And so on the F dot site, it says each year, this is what the five year work plan is
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program, which is an ongoing process that is used to allocate funds for priority transportation projects for the next five years. And so, and so we know that the design is going to get done somewhere in the next five years. Prior to it actually being placed into the program. We, we couldn't tell you when the design was going to occur, you know? So, you know, councilwoman costs is, is correct in saying, well, we don't know when, when ultimately a project is going to happen. We do know that there's some acceleration of that because again, the design is in their five year work program. So just wanted to, to highlight that for you guys. I sent out earlier and I don't know if you all have, I had a chance to look at the email, but
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they have an item on there
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And so, and so you, you guys, uh, talked about ‸ that at one
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know that there's a big, big, big, big price to head associated with doing anything with the
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I think the latest that we had was a $7.2 million price tag. Was that to just take it down?
Abby?
Yes. That's correct.
Yeah.
So,
so, so the just take it down. And so again, ‸ that's a big issue for us. You know,
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you guys wanted to explore the possibility of, of, uh, getting that back or getting that from the county. The county is actually taking that action tonight. Thank you. You, you all will have 30 days, uh, from the notification to, uh, either say yay or nay to the conveyance of that. I'm going to give you the pluses and minuses associated with that. And so, and so we'll probably bring that back.
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close the curtains and pretend I'm not home, but I'm assuming I'll get the letter tomorrow and the clock will start ticking on the 30 day, uh, notice back to them of whether or not you want to accept that again, just pointing out that to actually take it down.
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uh, you know, the good and bad of anything. And I think that's it for me.
‸ Can I say something? ‸ I know we get some funding from fine Jerry
sansom
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I know he can't give us seven plus million dollars and I'm sure we're going to have, you're going to give us multiple ways to maybe address this. I don't know if it's going to come to through Tiff, through the CRA, whatever the case may be. But I think, uh, if we can be proactive instead of reactive, because it's a lot of scenarios attached to its current condition right about now.
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and my thing is, I don't want to a, to make it a Haven for unwanted situations. I just said that.
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And the, you know, right now it's the counties and so they have all of the liability out on all. They have a significant amount there. I'm playing attorney here.
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the timing is good for us because as a CRA board, you all have directed Mrs. Neuterman to go look for a consultant to rewrite the plan.
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that RFP will be going out in January.
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she's working on the RFP. And
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so we know that, uh, as we're rewriting the plan, we may in fact have ownership of the
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and
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and and look for those grant sources there.
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breakwater situation there and so and so it's good timing from that aspect. It's just a Big dollar amount to actually look at, ‸ you know
Much great job ‸ city manager staff miss noodle man.
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city our community. Thank you. Yes, sir
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What are you doing Thursday, sir?
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Aerosmith and what else what's that up the street Winchester?
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It's on that. Yes, sir.
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Yes,
sir. Yes, sir. So we'll be tanning our buns in the Florida Sun. Y'all come one come all Team Coco baby. Yes, sir. Oh Thursday. Okay. Anything else miss city manager?
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Thank you
very much Merry Christmas ma'am to the Ike family
Merry Christmas Merry Christmas
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Who wants to go first which
odd
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number wants to go first?
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‸ Take the pressure
‸ Team Coco You
got
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This was at your shindig. Okay. This
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was at the
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Pals, uh, annual Christmas party. I don't know how
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stick You know what is it called?
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just look so cute, you know
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[phone removed],
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this meeting was coming tonight, and then I just walked by this right and All these things that you know council we've been fighting for right affordable housing some of the issues at Endeavor Elementary School dealing with education and equity Just different things and it's kind of just grabbing so I just took a picture of that but
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dealing with phone calls today some phone calls was great other phone calls was absolutely ridiculous
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made me kind of just think about it. So next one
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to
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Um, so a big thank you to the mayor
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from the community So
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that were given
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who don't normally get that love so
That's right
This is another photo Actually, I
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this young man on the left hand side when I was smaller actually and he
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He's
a special needs,
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Very very loving man along ‸ his family as well
So
next one
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And thank you to him for donating
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and said he lost a lot of weight so you know
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‸ Again, I think it was a good meeting today Yes It's been
an
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up and down year Decision that we made some people may agree with some don't ‸ Appreciate a lot of the residents who who did reach out Good and or bad Regardless of what like I told several people I'm not going to allow Anyone to define me by vote at all Thank you the works that we do It may not be favorable to some But the all the good that we do definitely ‸ always going to outweigh a bad So So that's that's it. So Merry Christmas everybody
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two quick ones one, I just
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to Give a thank you to our partners at waste management Out on Adamson road. They had the beautiful subdivision out there And I saw actually the waste management out Picking up trash on the road some of the stuff that flies off or so on ‸ so on And you know without them out there I could only imagine out what it would look like if that if that road wasn't getting policed up So I appreciate their commitment to just keeping it beautiful Uh, and as they they they come up to the entrance That that is from the district. I just
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wheelhouse but uh
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Uh, and and there's a lot of folks that are doing and I just share with you while I'm I got five kids, so Uh, they take all my money
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Uh, but I would share with you.
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that for me as a state led to to
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to dictate that so
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And you know, I'm not quitting, but it was awful It's just awful Yeah, thank you. That's it. Great job. ‸ Thank you.
Happy honk.
Thank you
Keep it in order ‸ So monster be real short Um over the weekend I got the opportunity to attend the boys and girls club Uh 10 year anniversary It was a 10 year anniversary Anniversary of them being in the city of coco Got to meet a lot of the kids and staff and volunteers and uh Mass is amazing to see how many kids in the community that that place serves So
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And uh something else I wanted to do I wanted to ask for the council's consent if you know, I see how they felt about possibly waving um waving fees for our partner the Space Coast uh uh chambers commerce um They have ‸ they have an event that's coming up for the christmas party uh
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So, um, I just wanted to take a consensus from the council and see if they were okay with that um
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Yeah, I thought we gave that authority to the city manager
‸ Okay, perfect. Well, we can that's settled um
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um Let's see before I lose my train of thought what else I want to speak ‸ on um That's it.
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that came through um That shows how how good our city is
going
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as far as infrastructure there was of course there's roads that were You know, you saw a little water on the roads but after
hours.
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so It had dissolved so that was good that we wavered through no property damage and
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Oh, and I I'm sorry. I missed the boys and girls club.
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going and I was scared away with the weather and some conflicts.
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a classy event they had live jazz and it was just a blast go to the next slide, please Oh, you can see that and then speaking of classy events We also had this more than a hundred people showed up at the public library This is the Indian the newly ‸ formed indian river quartet Um inspired by the eastern florida state college their orchestra program that kind of grown out of that So, you know coco has a lot going on next slide, please
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Um I attended the florida league of cities the mayor and I did um Really interesting good information Relationships we all know that Bills are sometimes a five-step process But I think the big one was the appropriation applications. They really emphasize that you need to show you have skin in the game And an example of that was with palm bay where they're going for septic to sewer
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you know passing that ordinance that mandatory hookups for gravity systems, which Mirrors the state's law Next slide, please I serve on the utilities natural resources committee The as we mentioned early the ratification of the stormwater rules is the number one priority for that committee The 2020 clean waterways act Um Assigned fdep to come up with new stormwater design and operations ‸ regulations Because the old ones are over 40 years old and you know Everything says they don't the science says they're not working so um the new
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Um, we all know that well, I think it's pretty evident that It's more expensive to clean up pollution than it is to prevent it
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per acre versus
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There's a lot of flexibility in it for developers next slide Um, you know, they basically have got a menu of options to choose from
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and everybody should have one at their place. This was a project of the outgoing president of course
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And I would imagine you'll have some project like this at some point
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But I think we we did show respect tonight and the length of some of our conversations but It's ‸ pointed out in this primer, It's really a key to public service and to keeping things civil on all levels to ‸ staff, to the public, to each other. Do
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Okay, and then last but not least you have two more Saturdays to go visit the museum and ‸ see the train exhibit. That's it for me, yeah
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I promise you sns short and sweet again city manager city attorney city staff
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that's a pivotal major player and we just We're just at the tip of the iceberg can you imagine what's below the iceberg? It's gonna ‸ be wide deep and ever so going So this is great things are waiting to happen
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had the opportunity to meet the members of the national league of cities in conjunction with the florida league of cities uh, the chairman of our board is um, mr.
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tammy opened up their house And the gentleman right below the christmas tree with the white beard looking like santa is our national president dr david sanders past president to the right, uh from um union city florida, uh, mr. williams
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Director for the Florida League of Cities. Holly Smith In the red,
um,
she's also second vice president past president of the florida league of cities
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gray suit on. To the left is um palm beach gardens mayor, um chelsea reed and her husband michael reed um
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is yours truly and to my right um mr. uh gardner rob gardner uh that's uh uh a guy
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family, superb dinner, six course meal. uh We had a wonderful time. We just um departed from our Florida League of Cities meeting with FMIT, the insurance trust, the investment, and also the pension plan. Next screen, please, ma'am. that's us again um This is uh yours truly with the Christmas tree, and that's it. Is that my only two? That's good for me if it's good for you. Team Coco, Merry Christmas. Happy Hanukkah. Happy Kawaza.
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