Thanks tonight. As you know, we're about a
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We are now a charitable filed organization with the IRS, so
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I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to the City Council and the City, especially the Chiefs, for their support to the Broadmoor Acres area. I think, judging by the Thanksgiving meal that
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you could tell that the neighborhood's coming around and folks are becoming more and more involved in their own neighborhood, and it's really heartening to see that. We've turned around quite a few houses over the last year, another 10 or 12, I think, in control of a couple lots, so we're looking to build.
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It is a neighbors helping neighbors organization, giving you an opportunity to help folks in our community here in Cocoa. So, again, donations are gratefully accepted. We're still looking for some gifts for the Christmas drive to give to some of the kids. You can see that on our Facebook page and the website. So I'd ask that if you
have, this time of year, you're getting ready to
think about taxes, it's time to donate some things. Maybe ‸ you'd think about the Broadmoor Acres. And secondly, on that same note, I'm also a board member on the Brevard Humane Society, and we are also, at this time of year, fundraising, but we have been gifted a very nice donation of a 2003 Toyota Tundra pickup truck. Here's a nice picture of it.
that
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We're raffling off, and again, all donations are tax deductible,
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So dogs and cats, but mostly to the dogs. So any donations go to the dogs, and you can all buy a ticket if you'd like for $25 for a raffle ticket.
that
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truck will be awarded to someone on the 23rd of December as a nice Christmas gift. And so the tickets make nice stocking stuffers,
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if you'd like to purchase a ticket and help out the dogs and cats. And also, if ‸ you're thinking about maybe a puppy or a kitten for ‸ your child or grandchild this Christmas, please think about adopting one from the Humane Society rather than purchasing one at some kind of store. And we take good care of them, and they're all looking for good homes. So thank you very much.
Thank you, Bob.
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Reverend Johnny Dennis.
Good evening.
Good evening, everyone. My name
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First, I would like to thank our mayor, city manager, staff, and all concerned officials. We have taken part in the approval of a citizen review board. The data is in. The storm is over. Also,
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like to especially thank our mayor, who ‸ have shown Cocoa, Florida, that this is everybody's city, and the government should be fair and impartial to all its citizens. I'm here for an update on a date for a review board for the workshop. Over to the public.
Mr. Seymour.
Yes, Mr. Mayor, members of council. As you all are aware, we were hopeful of scheduling the workshop in December. However, with the holiday schedule, the consultants and the researchers were not able to do that. So we were looking, trying to work with them on a date that's, as you know, you've got CRA,
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in January,
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legislative session, so we're working at trying to get a date that we can all get together in January.
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They're hopeful for December 20th, but that just was not working out with a lot of holiday schedules.
Okay, one other question. Who's going to conduct this, the Public Safety Commission or someone else?
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It's the Center for Public Safety Management, and it's a council workshop where they would come in and they would present their findings to the city council. Okay. So what's the presumptive date? Again,
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because it's got to be a workshop, and as we already know, of at least one workshop that's scheduled for January,
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on January 9th. So we're just trying to balance all that and get the, there's like two different consultants that will be in attendance at that meeting, and we need them both, because one's focusing, you know, I guess the best way to say one focuses on operations, one focuses on staffing, and
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So we've been talking about this now since February, about this workshop over to the public.
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we have no established date.
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I think, when you came in, we discussed the, because I was ‸ watching the meeting, because I was in a conference, and we discussed and you were provided an update, and we had hoped to have it completed. Obviously, Hurricane Irma got in the way, and the study is in its, kind of, borrow a phrase from the last meeting. There's some, you know, some nuances and some further clarification that both the assistant city manager
and
myself need, you know, prior to it being finalized, specifically as a reach of staffing and the impact to the city operations or fiscal impact. And then we will bring it forward.
I
mean, schedule them to come in and give the presentation.
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It wouldn't be appropriate for us to do the presentation on their product.
I'm aware that the data has been gathered and it's been shared, I'm assuming, with all the industry
parties.
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Actually, it's, at this point in time, the data, the discussions have been between the assistant city manager, myself, and the police chief has reviewed it to make sure that ‸ there's no inaccuracies in terms of statements that are made in there, in terms of, like, staffing levels and stuff like that.
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that we need clarification on some of the recommendations that they are ‸ proposing.
Right.
We want to make sure we fully understand.
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Right. But I
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calling me about when we're going to have that workshop. We're going to come in and put some input in. I
understand.
And I think as we've shared before in
the last meeting, I don't, I mean, we've looked at, you know, in the interim and we continue to monitor use of force. There's not been any incidents. I don't think you've reported any.
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with him.
Uh, it's not a, it's not an issue.
that's currently presenting any problems in the city,
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the city's
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council's direction has committed to establishing vis-a-vis its strategic plan,
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commission. It's just the issue goes back to the scope, the purpose, and then also again we wanted to make sure we had the study completed prior to. It makes no sense doing it
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piecemeal fashion. That's what we're getting at.
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Yeah,
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we're doing this nationwide
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said everybody's on their own. And, uh, that race was a red flag for me.
I
think
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Okay. Right.
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uh, But I think Coco is the only one working with you. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay.
So
we just wanted, yeah, we're going
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All right. So, uh, keep in touch with the, uh,
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All right. Thank you very much. Thank you, chief.
Thanks, Reverend.
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I'm channeling my Captain Ed look tonight. Um,
actually,
it's funny. Chief reminded me. Today makes 365 days since I walked in here wearing a Santa suit, Carrying a big camera in a bag. Mm-hmm.
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It's interesting because it's been a year that has seen a lot of progress. And, uh, some stubborn jack behinds. But, hey, you know, that's just the way life goes. Um, I want to touch on what, uh, Colonel Harvey said earlier. I want to thank everyone,
uh,
Councilman Whipple, Mayor,
uh,
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and all of your officers. Thanksgiving actually was,
uh,
despite the weather reports, um, a huge success. We fed more people than we did last year. Uh, we definitely had enough food to feed even more people. And the mayor even tried to throw me into a diabetic coma with Cinnabons. So, you know, we had it all.
Sorry
about that. Uh, but, um, we're also going to do Santa visits Broadmoor Acres again this year. And, uh,
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All right. And Rudolph will be driving the sleigh again this year. Um, I'm about 80% of where I need to be as far as gifts. Um, you can contribute whether it's 10 bucks, 20 bucks. I've been purchasing everything under Backwrap's name. Um, I've made quite a few trips to the pickup line at Walmart. We're getting there. The pictures are on the Broadmoor Acres Facebook page. Uh, you can donate by calling me. You can do it through PayPal.
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about any way. You can also click on some of the items that we're still looking to get on the Facebook. And it'll take you straight to Walmart's website. You can actually order it for pickup and just include my name as the person picking it up. And you don't even have to go out of your house.
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I think I've learned a lot about what most of you sitting up there go through. And what the directors sitting on either side go through. And I can only tell you, I apologize for being such a pain in the butt.
Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, Larry.
Okay.
Alex Greenwood.
State your name and address for the record.
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Alex Greenwood, [address], Cocoa Village, Florida.
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I'll be very short. I took a lot of time from the previous meeting. Uh,
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of who to speak to. Uh, I got a basic idea, but it's in reference to some ordinances that, uh, we need to readdress. One of them, uh, is going before the, uh, planning zoning board that I'm a member of. And that is the tree ordinance. And these are ordinances that are not a very common situation that comes up.
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But, uh, I'm going to be, uh, wanting some direction. Maybe, um, the head of the community development department,
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She already had suggested to me how to handle the tree ordinance situation. And that's going to be on the agenda
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our next planning zoning board meeting. However, the chain link fence ordinance, there was some confusion there. There, it was passed in 1996 where there was not supposed to be any more
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residence. Uh, that would become decorative fencing instead. ‸ Well, ironically, it came before the council during, uh, Mayor Mike Blake's, uh, term. And it caused, that's what caused confusion. Because it was tabled. And it wasn't considered anymore. They were thinking about altering it or eliminating it.
Uh,
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Because here we are that ‸ we have half a million dollar condos on the river and more. Uh, we are in a beautiful city hall building. $14 million worth or so.
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Sorry. Nine. Nine.
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Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Mr. Manager. But anyway, the point is, is that this, this should not be a Walmart place to deal with, uh,
exterior,
uh, development of homes that are less than what they could be. The other thing that it involves,
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is maintenance and upkeep. And, uh, for some reason, that, that is, I, uh, I think has not been addressed because of this confusion that I just mentioned. So, I'm going to, uh, try to get direction on that. The other thing is, uh,
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the last thing is, um, uh, the SWAT team. Uh, I had gotten some information from the city clerk about the SWAT team regulations. And I'm going to need to get more information on it. And that's in reference to the, um, the reimbursement of the costs that go against a piece of property. I can't get that
answer. And I was wanting some direction on that. And that was it.
And I didn't know if the head of the community development department would be, uh, able to help me with that.
John,
did you, uh,
did I,
uh,
I,
I, there's probably a multitude of issues that extend beyond community services. So, we probably, you, Matt, and I need to be probably.
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Maintenance and upkeep is ‸ code issue. Chain link
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a community services issue. Uh, re, uh, reimbursement related to SWAT expenses.
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with the police department. So, I mean, it's really two different departments.
So,
would you like for me to call and make an appointment? Tomorrow I can call? Yes, sir.
Okay, good. Thank you. So, the chain link, that was 20 years ago.
I know that, Henry. And it was unbelievable. No more
chain links in front yards. That was what happened. I've
always thought that. But now it's a little questionable what transpired.
Well,
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Time passes. Yeah. We also were a
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Well, thank you, Henry. That is dear to my heart.
And we gotta.
Okay. And that's number one. That's why I brought it up first.
Okay. Thank you. But I'll keep you posted. Yep. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it, Alec. ‸ All right. And.
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with delegations, what I have is I have a card for public hearing.
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Then I have 11 cards for sustainability. And so. We want to hear everybody. You know, at three minutes. But. You're probably going to see that the council's probably favorable towards us. Just to let you know. It's your call.
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You know. I know Tony loves talking.
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I sat in that seat.
Okay. Good. All right. Okay. Let's move on. Still lost my voice from the cocoa game.
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Motion to approve.
Second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Very good. And. Public hearings.
Mr. Super. Thank you, Mayor. The first public hearing or the only public hearing
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an ordinance of
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appendix A zoning of the
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providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code, severability, and an effective date. I mentioned this is first reading, also a public hearing item. At
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meetings, the council adopted a moratorium with respect to medical marijuana dispensaries,
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the staff an opportunity to evaluate the lay of the land, including recent legislation that the Florida legislature adopted. That moratorium has now expired. The city council recently considering the moratorium,
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directed city staff to put together an ordinance prohibiting medical marijuana dispensaries. As the council is aware, and for the benefit of the audience, the Florida legislature adopted legislation which limits the city's ability to do either one of two things. One,
cities
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can ban medical marijuana treatment center dispensaries, or the city has to ‸ consider and regulate dispensaries just like any other pharmacy. Currently under the city code, pharmacies are permitted in the residential professional district,
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neighborhood commercial district, general commercial district, the central business district, including the downtown area, wholesale commercial district,
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and cocoa waterfront overlay district in various sub-districts. So unless the city council were to, the city council decided not to ban medical marijuana dispensaries at this time, medical marijuana dispensaries would be permitted in all the zoning districts that I just ‸ mentioned. That's the choice that the Florida ‸ legislature has given the council. Unfortunately, they have not given, because of the preemption, any other authority to regulate the location of medical marijuana dispensaries as defined by Florida law. So, again, first reading, also a public hearing item. I'd
be
happy to answer any questions. Okay, I'm
going to close it to the council, open it up to the public.
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Reverend Thomas Unrath. That's what it looks like.
How you doing? Thank you. I'm Noel, thanks. I'm a pastor of
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I come here to speak to this, not only because I'm the pastor, and I feel I have a responsibility to speak to this, but because I have MS, and I'm very well aware of the
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I would wish for you to vote against this ordinance. So much of the action that
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Fear that something could be established someplace where I don't want it to happen. The fact of the matter is, medical ‸ marijuana is not something, it's not a pot shop. These are places where this type of pharmaceutical would be dispensed. That's why it's set up to be the same as a pharmacy. There are over 5 million people in the United States who have MS. I'm not sure what the number is here in Cocoa, but you figure whatever the percentage in the US, that same percentage of population would be here in Cocoa.
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doesn't take into account the people who have cancer and Parkinson's and other neurological and other debilitating diseases that could be benefited by having this available to them. I'm taking a couple of pain medications right now that I won't go into
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but in essence have kept me alive. And if this were available, the narcotic type effects of those medications I wouldn't have to deal with. And not saying that I would be taking medical marijuana,
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There are other options available to me. But I would wish for you to consider this not as a matter of fear to keep something out, but a matter that you as a city, city council, can move forward and kind of set the tone for ‸ a brave, forward-looking action to say, yes, we want our people in this city to get the best kind of treatment that they possibly can
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Thank you.
‸ Thank you.
‸ All right.
Anybody else
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And I wasn't planning on talking about this, but listening to Pastor Tom, I have to speak on behalf of my sister who is an epileptic and has been on barbiturates since she was six years old.
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Barbiturates really start to have an impact on your body. Now, she is eligible for this sort of treatment, although it's, they don't know how much she, you know, how effective it will be since she's been on barbiturates for 54 years. But I would just ask you to vote against this and consider the people, the young people, that would have the opportunity to take this treatment versus barbiturates, which have such negative physical impact.
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You just set a record. I've never done this
before in this many times.
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think, realizes that the issue that's before the council today about the medical marijuana location, it's not that this is something that we're against, like on the planning zoning board. It's the verbiage of
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open
for
this to be located almost anywhere in the city.
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setup available for the public.
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That's right. And the Florida legislature did it on purpose, and they need to clarify it. Right. We cannot do it willy-nilly.
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We had a lengthy conversation about it on the planning ‸ zoning board.
It was
irresponsible. Right.
And I just wanted the public to know that this is being ‸ supported to vote no only because of the verbiage of where the higher-ups was telling where we can put it.
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And that's why it's being presented before you folks. Right. And the planning zoning board voted against it.
Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Anybody else? This is an emotional issue. I
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also, all the zonings we have everywhere.
That's pretty much all of our commercial zoning. That's pretty much everything.
That's a
problem.
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No. No, it's very limited. Pharmacies are limited. It they did this on purpose. They did it after session. I mean, I don't want to get into this.
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outcome if it was written right. That's the problem. And they need to readjust ‸ this session and stop worrying about the little things. ‸ The things that things like that matter. And I agree with you.
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But
anybody else want to speak? This is a process. I think eventually it's going to happen. But it'll be right. So this is what we're dealing with. I mean, it's unfortunate. Anybody else? Okay.
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about how they need to
I think the city attorney's already Oh, yeah. I did that.
Super attorney, go ahead. You want to say anything about it? They need to readdress
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To readdress it? Yeah.
They
need to The Florida legislature needs to clarify.
Okay. Well, right now, the
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It's one or the other. Right. Take it or leave it.
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marijuana dispensaries within the geographical limits of the city. This does not prohibit the dispensing of medical marijuana and delivery to patients within the city. It's just
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a brick-and-mortar thing.
Yeah.
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And the legislature may address this again. Maybe they'll provide more options to the city. The city council can always readdress this ordinance at any time. Some communities are banning for the time being while the dust settles.
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What it wants to do on first reading, this ordinance would have to come back to you for second and final reading at your next meeting. Yeah, Tom.
Yeah, I just want to go on record as saying I'm not against it, I'm for it, but I don't want to see it at every street corner. I think the problem we're dealing with right now, because it's got a carte blanche and they can go any place they want, correct? Because I've had phone calls and people asking to make sure, and I have people where I live, they, excuse me, could benefit by this, so I'm for it, but then, you know, we just got to make sure we do it right the first time so we don't open the, you know, box of worms and have it, I don't want to see it on every street corner
but
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I don't want to see, but I'm for it 100% because the community, I live in
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retirement community, and I know a lot of people are suffering with cancer, you know, Parkinson's, you know, MS and all that stuff, and they could use that also, and I feel bad being
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sure that we're going to be able to do it.
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them on every street corner.
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up anywhere. We have to protect the city as well and the residents who are not in favor of it. There's two sides to that.
Okay. Can
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action? Anybody else want to say anything?
Motion
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I'll second.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Thank you. It's not over. I'll let you know. All right. And we'll go to, yeah, Council Business. And Mr. City.
Yes, Mr. Mayor. As the City Council, Mayor and City Council are aware, Al-Qaeda
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City's Federal Lobbyists since 2005, providing a number of services to the City in terms of Federal advocacy. Previously, when there was the opportunity for earmark appropriations, ‸ securing funds, working with Congress to secure funds for the City for certain projects, as well as providing, you know, maintaining contact with appropriate members of the U.S. Senate and U.S. House. They frequently provide legislative updates to yourself and to Council and City Management. They also provide, you know,
a
synopsis on many of the grant opportunities that exist out there, in terms of generally speaking. And they, they also provide information on regulatory notifications.
And
we have, since our, previously, we, you know, at one point in time when there was, ‸ it was a time when there was earmark appropriations, we would, the council and the manager would, were representative of the council and the manager, going back to Rick
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meet with representatives of either, you know, the congressional delegation or certain agency heads and to discuss projects and potential funding opportunities. That hasn't happened in a while. As, as you know, kind of earmark
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the current federal budgetary issues in terms of debt and, among other things. However, in, you know, early on and up to today, the, through the services of, okay,
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about one million specifically through earmark appropriations, then another
they helped
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identify and review some grant, a grant application for a residential ‸ energy efficiency retrofit program, as well as they've assisted in some other grant applications doing some review. In
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there was, it was a very, it was extremely tight budget. And so there was, you know, the, the,
the
levying or the imposition of the public service tax, the possibility of staff, you know, positions being frozen and cut back. We
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And, you know, through
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directions and our discussions, at
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time,
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wasn't viable to continue the relationship, not
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services. It just, it wasn't, you know, it wasn't a judicious use of the city tax credit dollars at that time. And,
uh,
I will say, following the impacts of Hurricane Irma, the, you know, because they
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the,
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members and helped us as we were trying to, uh, you know, get the Corps and get
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And then the other thing that I
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infrastructure bill. Uh, you
know,
we don't know what that infrastructure bill is going to look like, uh, what, what the investments are going to be, whether it's focused
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water, power, internet, or what other types of forms of infrastructure. ‸ And then as well as economic development initiatives. So
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they started off around $40,000. And then
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minor, the administrative expenses. And they remained at that amount all the way through 2014 at $48,000. And then it was subsequently after discussions with them due to, as the budget became tighter and tighter,
uh,
over the last couple of years, it's reduced
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they proposed to continue for this year. But again, going back through the budget process, it was a very tight budget. And it was a matter of priorities and, and what, what, what could the city afford? What could we afford? Uh, and due
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we've discussed to determine the services are no longer, you know, required. Um, and, you know, I know in the past we've discussed the idea or the concept of having, um,
uh,
kind of maintaining that client, you know, client vendor lobbyist relationship and doing ‸ on a, you
know,
as a need basis, as a needed basis, you know, engage their services if they were, if
we
were to require federal lobbying services. Uh, so,
uh,
but I will share with you that they have requested and Maurice Curlin is here on behalf of the firm to, uh, for council's reconsideration of the professional services, uh, between
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Uh, it's my understanding that the request is for at the same amount as previously provided. Uh, Maurice does have a PowerPoint that I think not a PowerPoint, but a handout PowerPoint to provide to each of you if you would like. And you can, you know, have questions.
You
can, ‸ Maurice,
I
can, in front row many of you know Maurice, so we can bring
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up. And so staff's asking for direction with regards to whether or not to re-engage, you know, and negotiations or to see, uh, what we, what could be done. But what I would share with you from a budgetary standpoint, not much has changed. Uh, the budget would be required to be amended in order to fund, um, the, uh, continuation of federal lobbying services.
Um,
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I support the general, yeah,
the reason we do. I think
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I bet another board can pay
a lot more. It was mentioned,
uh,
Mr. Mayor, that, uh, we received a million dollars, uh,
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Uh, when was the last time they worked for us?
Well, they, they've been continuing to work for us since 2005. It's just,
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to match it, so it was a $75,000 project, and we had to put up half of it.
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Yes,
if I may, good evening, and first of all, I want to thank,
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to be here. First of all, it's always a pleasure to come out of Washington and come down here. The
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and it's kind of reflected in that PowerPoint since 1973. We're one of the oldest independent lobbying firms in the Washington area. We are proud of our long-term relationships with all of our clients. As noted in the PowerPoint, many of our clients, we've had them for decades. We're proud of the fact that we've been working with the city for over 10 years, 12 years, as a matter of fact. And to try to just go to the heart of
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And first of all, because we value our relationships, we are always willing and welcome to work with our communities. We understand that budgetary issues come up at different times. Sometimes ‸ they need to be adjusted.
And
of course, we have ‸ made sure that we work with the city
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adjusting our fee accordingly. And he spoke to that. ‸ And we always want to do that because we're in the relationship business. ‸ Federal lobbying, lobbying of all types, ‸ speaking to you, as I saw the other citizens here, ‸ they're lobbying about different issues that are important to them right here in the ‸ community. And then with regard ‸ to the funding, and I think that is really a critical question. You always want to know what is the return that you're getting from any of your vendors. And in addition to all of the ‸ analysis that we're doing and monitoring different things coming out of Washington, of course, this is
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interesting time in Washington. I think that's fair to say. There's a lot of changes going on, different proposals. Three areas that we really focus on. Number one, as Mr. Tichanich
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when there were earmark funding that was available, we went directly after that. And that's the million dollars that ‸ he spoke to. When that avenue wasn't available, ‸ we changed gears for the city and focused on pursuit of grant funding. And that's reflected in the PowerPoint here. It's actually
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representation.
And
then most recently, it was a $400,000 brownfield assessment grant. And
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with him and the city benefited from that. And that was two years ago was the $400,000.
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then previous to that, I know you've got your fire chief here. And there was $174,000 for
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Actually,
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City applies when it has needs. And
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this. We're taking my time.
Consider this a vacation.
You
can write off. All right. Also, the new directive yesterday from the president in NASA. This is NASA country. And who knows what that's going to bring us. But we appreciate everything you've done. I get your alerts and ‸ do a great job. I'm for renewing. Yes.
Well,
I
appreciate it. Thank you very much again. And
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No.
John, correct me if I'm wrong, but don't we have someone on staff who does the grant writing?
We do have a grant writer. And I just, I mean, I don't disagree that they've been instrumental and they've reviewed some grants, but it will probably take a little bit of a, I'm not sure that the portrayal of ‸ the Brownfields grant, since the city's a four-time EPA grantee, the city actually wrote the grant working with its consultants in the Brownfields industry.
I
mean,
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disclosures that we don't use federal, we don't lobby, you know, EPA for those grants. So
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Right.
So, but, but we do have a grant writer and I know they have, as we have submitted grants in the past, and they,
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of. We have, in instances, provided them, you know, a copy of the grant in advance to review it. But we
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well. And is a member of, has the software for grants.gov and all the locations that you need to go.
Thank
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the professional services between the
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I'll make a second to that. That's in
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budget change. Yes. And consideration as to what it's going to cost us. We haven't lost with
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So
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John, doesn't that have
to
come back for a budget? It would have
to come back for it because we'd have to identify the funding for that, for the budget amendment. ‸ So we'd have to bring it back.
Move forward with extending the contract and then come back to council with a budget adjustment? ‸ Is that the
direction
you're seeking? Yes.
Second. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed?
Nay.
Okay. Thank
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Next item up is going to be, looks
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Yes.
This is to consider the
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and Zoning Board through November 30, 2020. Do we need a motion?
You do need a motion.
You need a motion.
You need a motion if it's the council's desire to reappoint him. Yeah. Otherwise, there's no need for ‸ motion.
We don't need a motion?
If the council, the action item is to consider reappointment. Right. If
the council
does not wish to reappoint Mr. Stephan to the Planning and Zoning Board, then his term will naturally expire, and then the council will have to consider other applicants at a subsequent meeting in which to make an appointment to the board.
Okay. Okay.
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Okay. And
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number three, under council business, is to consider the
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Utilities Advisory Board through November 2020.
Motion to approve. Second.
All in favor?
Aye.
Aye.
Any opposed? Okay. And then the next item would be the special events.
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So this is an annual event that the Cocoa Rotary Foundation holds. This year's event would be in February and this special agreement outlines services and facilities that the city would provide. It's
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or
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facility rental sanitation, and the
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foundation would still be responsible for hard costs like personnel support, crowd control facilities, things barricades, and and other utilities. So we're seeking approval of this special event agreement
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All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? very good
okay it's um This is
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request um city council liaison appointments
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appointment of the Space coast league of cities
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‸ And then the agenda item listed
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the current appointments.
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can we sign out who was appointed last, the last time the voting delegate? I think it was uh brenda
you
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yes I think you are the one
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was Brenda, uh the voting delegate. But I look forward to the meetings in residence city. uh
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called you last night.
Space
Coast League of Cities.
I will do the same thing, you know, if... uh
uh
what You want to continue? I
will continue uh for this next year. Okay.
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annual meetings and
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think it's typically done right right prior to each of
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of Cities conference. Right.
Because,
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FLC
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Coast League. I'll
continue to
do that. ‸ it's confusing so brenda is
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of Cities.
She's an alternate.
‸ she's the alternate
okay
cammy
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them, still
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All of the the affordable housing committee, the board of adjustment, brownfield
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on the same board she's on now.
‸ Okay. There's going to be one change on the... um
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yeah
Jerry Blanco is going to take my position over on the Space post
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TPO board, and Brenda Warner will be the uh
alternate.
Alternate. ‸ And I'm going to take over
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Yeah. Make a motion to accept changes as done. Second.
Okay.
All in favor? Aye.
Aye.
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Thanks for serving all those years. Thanks for all those new roads you guys. Appreciate it. They're coming. Much more coming.
Yeah. Yeah.
Appreciate that. It's like the whole leadership. Other than Kathy's.
I'm going Thursday. Okay. Good, good.
Good job. That's better. All right. So we're good? Everything's good?
The voting delegate will be. That's
the question.
‸ It does say an alternate on. It'll be Brendan.
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What's confusing is when they
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one of these guys, and
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to sit in and do the voting. But as long as we're represented. Yeah. Right. All right. So
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Chief.
Thank you, Mayor. I'm asking Council to approve the Code Enforcement Lien Reduction Agreement between the City of Cocoa and Broadmoor Acres Community Restoration and Preservation 8. This agreement conditionally provides a reduction of the code enforcement liens associated with 408 Kentucky Avenue, 1115 Broadmoor Drive, 1057 Mitchell Street, 401 North Carolina Ave, 1102 Broadmoor Drive, and
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providing that the owner agrees to and complies with the conditions set forth in the agreement. This agreement was brought to the Code Enforcement Board at its regular meeting on November 16, 2017. The board recommended approval and recommended Code Enforcement Lien Reduction Agreement. So again,
we'd
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be asking for approval to reduce the lien to zero.
Motion to approve.
Second.
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed?
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Yep. We're finally here.
Can
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Well,
you know, it's...
We supported it from the beginning, so... We'd be out of order by...
Okay, hold on. I'm in favor. So I suspect it's going to pass. Does everybody want to speak? Sure.
Sure. There's
a
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to the podium. Oh, come on up, please. Come on up. All right.
I don't think everyone has to speak so that we can all...
Are they wearing
green? Pardon
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Yes, we're all wearing green, except some people didn't get the memo. So I was hoping that everyone would stand just to show you the support for a Sustainability Advisory Board.
There we go.
Oh,
okay. But
also, if we could have just a little time, there are four or five representatives here.
‸ Let me
go through them.
And they're from different organizations, and they want to lend, they want to open their arms to this effort, and it would be good to have that on the record.
‸ Sure, okay. Yeah. All right. We're going to start off... I guess, John, do you want to present this?
That's
me.
I
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How about we'll go to two minutes. I got 11 cards, two minutes. Is that okay? I'm going to start with Jennifer Riggs.
Thank
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Jennifer,
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Yeah, we did. Okay, super. Then I won't restate that for Jennifer Riggs, 1629
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And I just wanted to restate a little excerpt from the email, if you've all read it. I'm glad you did. As we are at this inflection point that is so exciting in Coco's history and this place where we can really become something lovely and wonderful and inclusive, I hope that we ‸ will look at that and keep a mindset of sustainable growth, which means development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations. and
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justice. So I thank you. I'm delighted you're considering this. Thank
you. Thank you. Very good.
Thank
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Barbara Williams, [address] And since you're considering this, I was here to speak as a citizen and as the president of the League of Women Voters. We have brought sunshine, solar here to the neighborhood. I'm going to save you my spiel since you're going to consider it. And I just want to thank you all for thinking about our future.
Thank
you.
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I'm at [address] in Cocoa. I'm actually here on behalf of and as a representative of the University of Florida IFAS
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the great city of Cocoa at 3695 Lake Drive. And we are seen as a leader in the community and in the county for sustainability. And
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My Brevard Yard, and community gardens. So I want to extend our extensions to be able to assist the city and the sustainability board, which sounds like you're going to vote yes on, to assist you with anything that the city needs as it continues on this road towards sustainability. Thank you. Thank
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Melissa Martin. Melissa, how
you
doing?
Good evening. How are you? Melissa Martin, Brilliance Avenue in Cocoa. It's been
a
while. First of all, I just want to say two things. One is thank you. It was going to be a preemptive thank you, but really thank you for not only being on the right side of history, but also showing leadership and setting the example for not only the region, but the state on this ‸ very important issue. The second thing was my overall question of how can I help? I am running for Florida State Senate office, District 14, which includes Cocoa, Rockledge, and
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‸ I am really interested in not only your insights and experience on things that ‸ really matter, things that need to change from Tallahassee's perspective, and not only yours, but also the staff and anyone who can see the ground truth of matters and how things roll out. You probably are familiar with my top issues, one being anti-corruption. Just a couple of years ago, I was here talking about that with you, and thank you again for passing that resolution calling for stronger measures. So the first one is good government. ‸ The second one is healthy environment. So I'm sure you're familiar with some of the things that are going on throughout Brevard dealing with this issue.
It
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regarding, you know, water quality monitoring, budget prioritization, and things like that. There's
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And third, it's green communities. We're trying, I would love to help what I can in ‸ developing greener, more sustainable, resilient communities that will entail the top priority being, you know, maintaining and developing growing home rule authority in our cities. I'm
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And also, I'm preaching to the choir here. So not only home rule authority, but infrastructure, the whole nine yards. So anything that's going to help flourish our communities, our cities and counties is what I'm really hoping to help out. And any of your insight will be very, very helpful in this. So I'm, you're the first city I'm appearing before to ask that question, but
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a discussion either in person or over email, whatever is convenient for you.
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We presented this notion at our last meeting a few weeks ago, and it was very well received by the other church leaders that were in attendance at that meeting. As faith leaders, I think that we all feel very strongly, and not to get too preachy, but one, tonight is the beginning of Hanukkah. Christmas is coming up. And as people of faith, I want to say that we see this as God's gift to us, our environment. We want to see it protected. We want to see it used in the best way possible as good stewards of what God has given us. And so I think this is a great step forward in being able to do that. And I thank you and want to let you know that ‸ you have our support as faith leaders in the community. Thank
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I come to you today as a concerned citizen and part of the millennial generation. I want to thank you for listening and saying hopefully the agenda item. And I just recently came into the sustainable world. I got a job in conservation earlier this year and it blew my mind all of the amazing and wonderful things that everyone can do to make the world a better place. And I would love to be a part
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Yes. Yeah. David
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Moved to this community in 1966. I've
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since except for a stint in the U.S. Navy. I've worked in this community for quite some time. I'm here representing the Clean Cities of Central Florida. I'm on
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board and also Drive
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I'm on the board. And I'm the division manager for fleet facilities for the city of Orlando. ‸ Tony and I are colleagues. I commend you on the steps you're taking tonight. The city of Orlando, Mayor
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great initiative to have something sustainable started for us. And it has quite frankly touched every aspect of the city of Orlando ever since. So I commend you on this step. It is going to grow. It is going to more, quite frankly, in every aspect of delivery of services that you provide. So Green Works is a good boilerplate to look at. We've been very successful with it. And if we can be a resource in any way, we're certainly here for that, too. So thank you very much.
Thank you. Thank you, Dave.
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Yeah,
nice evening.
Colleen Kettles. I'm a program director at the Florida Solar Energy Center. We're on Clear Lake Road on the campus of Eastern Florida State College and UCF. And we're here to speak in support of the appointment of this board and also to offer our services as a resource to that board if it's appointed. We do research, education in energy, energy efficiency, solar, alternative transportation, energy education. Mayor
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we appreciate the support of ‸ the community. We've been here since 1995. And we look forward to working with your ‸ board. Thank you. That's great. And I have some materials for
you. Yeah,
okay. Thank
you. See you soon. Dennis Childs.
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Lorraine last. Tony Sasso, come on up. Former state rep. And usually when Tony shows up, if you remember a few years ago at the Cocoa Beach Council meeting, the
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he was ‸ national TV going, you know, and you're not here for that, right?
Earlier you mentioned that, asked me not to give you any trouble. And I won't give you any trouble if you don't throw me out, okay? No, apparently. This guy right here? You
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Tony Sasso from East Cocoa, otherwise known as Cocoa Beach. Yes, yes, yes. Mr. Mayor, council members. Yes. I,
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And, and it's so kind of you to give everybody this opportunity to speak. Knowing that this is such a forward thinking community, I have no doubt that this is going to pass and going to be a great success. I'm
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And we've got some programs just like IFAS and others that are, we're ready and willing to partner with your committee. For example, we've got a Lagoon Friendly Lawn program that was, that helped develop through FIT. And we partner with Dr. DeFreeze with the NEP. And it keeps stuff from, as some other folks say, ‸ just keeps crap out of the lagoon. And it's a good program and it's working. And we'd love to see that. It's easy, it's free, and it's successful. And that's just one of many that we've got. And others, whether it's MRC
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others, we really look forward to working with y'all. And thank you for considering this.
That is great. Thank you for coming. Thank you for not
throwing me out.
Hey, I'll see you soon. I'm off for a few weeks, we can do ‸ our coffee meeting. Okay. Yeah,
yeah.
Thank you. All
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You're the last one. That was number 10.
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want to say thank you and thank you to you in particular for being very thoughtful and taking this on and seeing it through. And of course, to your response to the community in this regard. I'm
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appreciate those things, but I'd also like to pass along some of those things to the, um, our city attorney's
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community services director to bring this to you today.
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Second.
All in favor. Aye. ‸ Any opposed? Very good. You want to.
Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
I have one request and John, you'll like this. ‸ Okay. Yeah. We need to
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a photo op. Is that okay? Also, before we do that,
um,
a very good friend of John's is, uh,
Courtney, um,
Barker. Yeah. Barker. Y'all know Courtney. Your mission is to get organized like you are, keep moving, is to move farther and faster than Satellite Beach.
Yeah.
All right. That's your mission. And, um, within reason, we're going to do whatever we can do to help.
So,
all right. So, let's get a picture real fast. Is that okay? Could
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can.
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This item is twofold. It includes a resolution vacating existing rights of way and platted easements. And also a
replat
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Just a little background very quickly. There's an old 1963 plaque called Plaza Heights that encompasses the Housing Authority's property of approximately 18 acres. There's
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but it has not been vacated. ‸ Housing Authority buildings and roads actually ‸ built and constructed over platted lines. Somehow ‸ that occurred. So the Housing Authority is moving forward with a redevelopment project of those ‸ housing units that are on the property. In order for them to do that, they need to replat the property to match what's actually built out there. So in order to do that, they ‸ submitted a replat and the council would have to vacate the ‸ existing right of ways and easements that are on the Plaza Heights old
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And in the end, the replat will actually reconvey to the city, dedicate to the city rights of way where they are currently located and appropriate easements that are necessary for utilities. The
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that the surveyor has approved the replat and is ready to sign the replat document for recording once the city council approves this item. I'm
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answer any questions.
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Yep. Jack.
Yes, sir. Thank you, Mayor. This
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To approve a resolution amending the FY 2018 budget to
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were under budgeted or not budgeted in FY 2018. To approve amendment number five to task order 23 with CDM Smith for additional services during construction to be completed for the biological nutrient removal project. And
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‸ annually we bring ‸ an agenda item like this to you all because we have to go and estimate construction costs and expenses starting in March and April for the budget efforts. Most
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have to true that up. We can't true that up until we receive all of the final invoices, usually not until the end of October. So here we are typically in the first meeting in December, sometimes early as the last meeting in November, to do that true up agenda item to make sure that the items requested for capital and in one case a non-capital item are actually going to match. And I'm here to answer any detailed questions you may have about any of the transfers. I'm
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answer any of the transfers.
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approve. I'll second it.
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Mr. Mayor,
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some different information in terms of residential dwelling units for tax year 2017 compared to tax year 2016 with pre-mobile home parks. Thus, those mobile home parks were under billed
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it relates to fire assessment. And so therefore, if
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formal notices to property notifying them of the errors and their right to attend and speak at this meeting. And the requested action is to approve and send corrected non-ad valorem tax invoices to under billed fire
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2017 and fiscal year 2018.
Good question.
I had a quick question, John. Were the notices actually sent out for them to appear tonight? Yes. It's
22 days. They need to have at least 20 days. So
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The ‸ only reason why I'm bringing that up, I think maybe it's a computer glitch with the system. This is actually requesting the council to approve and send the corrected notices.
That's the corrected tax notice, not the notice of the hearing or the meeting.
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‸ I'm sorry. I needed to clarify that in my mind.
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maybe there was a typo or a computer glitch.
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receipt requested or what?
No, sir. It's first class mail. It's
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on the property appraisals website.
So if we get a challenge saying that they didn't get it.
It's considered sent by the city of Cocoa as soon as it's dropped in the mail.
Okay.
Actually, in just some history here, one of the property owners actually brought the item to our attention that
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what they paid this year to what they were being assessed last year. So they're aware. Okay. At least the larger. Motion
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wants to do this?
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Number four. The handbook.
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Well, the genesis of this is we, as you know, we're working on an audit. We're
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thresholds that a customer must meet in order to qualify for the high consumption credit. So we are asking in the event of ‸ the ‸ city declares a state emergency due to a natural disaster event, such as a hurricane, the eligibility criteria for high consumption water credit shall be amended for the billing cycle that includes the dates of the event and one additional billing cycle post event for a maximum two billing cycles as follows. the calculated credit would not have to meet, we exceed that $50 because you get it to get the high, apply for the high consumption credit, you have to exceed $50, ‸ in terms of beyond the bill. And then it
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count towards lifetime maximum for any customer regardless of
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type. And then all other conditions and eligibility criteria for high consumption policy would still remain in effect. So attached to the agenda item is a exhibit or section 13 ‸ utilities handbook. And so they recommend a motion is to approve resolution amendment
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13, high excessive consumption.
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Yeah,
somehow
they all came through me. I
did
approve them all. Like
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Okay, so this is, if you recall, City Council previously, I guess it was in October, We asked for direction in terms of entering into an agreement with Main
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reduced lease rate. Actually,
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You
can pay the direct cost for their projects or for
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So we've subsequently come up with those, ‸ how they could support the city in terms of fulfilling the municipal purposes. and a couple of the projects ‸ that we have identified, the traffic signal wrap of the electrical boxes. I think you're already seeing those out there.
And
they're ‸ fabulous.
Benchart
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Also to help us with the Cocoa
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terms of, you know, that's one of the CRA projects that affects the city as well. But we've got the property over here that, as you know, we're still doing some additional delineation of the ‸ soils ‸ to remove the contaminated material, the
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And
then
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kind of like a solicit
designs
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from the community. Then one wins and then it goes to the engineer architect. They help design that. And then you have
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gateway feature. So they kind of, they would facilitate that process. Similar to the way they've been doing, working with the artisans already in terms of the traffic signal boxes, the bench project, the downtime way finding project. Yeah.
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What if we don't plan to do this?
You could throw them out. We would have to set this. This is obviously...
I
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It
was kind of a way where we have a lot of, I mean, our community has a lot of artists. And to encourage community engagement and participation, coming up with establishing some parameters of what you want, let them manage it, bring it back, recommend something to the CRA board because they're funding it. And then the
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And the CRA board can establish the part. Again,
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yeah, that's the other thing. It would then, you take that design, and then it goes to an architect, because obviously, can you build a good? But you would take it, and you could refine it and things of that nature. Okay. So the downtown wayfinding project, in terms of assistance to CRA, as it relates to the, there is a wayfinding program, it just, you know, the CRA has not had the funds to undertake that. And then the kind of continuation, what they've done, they did in the past, is some of the downtown landscape projects, you know, where they got together, got their volunteers together, and they took it upon themselves. In
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you know, or actually, to
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The lease rate would be $1 per year, compared to what they were nearly paying, $4,000 a year, which
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So,
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$1. It's $1. $1. And then they
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they're going to provide these services, to, you know, theoretically make up for, the lost dollars in rent. So
this would be,
an annual renewal? This is, this agreement is for, two
years? 18,
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Yes.
At which point, you know, then the city council will, agree ‸ address the lease.
Okay. Okay. So
the recommended action is to approve the municipal services agreement with the
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otherwise
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and including leased office space in the amount of dollar a year for fiscal year, 2018,
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Is that motion
to approve?
Second.
All in favor? Aye.
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All right. ‸ Jack, um, Hey,
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That's fine. Mr. Mayor.
Oh, is
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Okay. Yeah.
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Mayor, Mr. Council. Council. Um, this agenda ‸ is to approve a multi-year contract W1124 and with the, uh, Florida department of correction for one inmate work squad for 12 months. Term
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2018 and ending on midnight, December
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2018. ‸ Authorize the city manager to approve any additional department of correction inmate work squads contracts in the event that the Public Works Department is able to obtain additional squads under the
terms and conditions
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stated therein. Approve a resolution amending the FY 2018 budget.
Motion to approve. Second. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed?
Very good. ‸ Thanks. ‸ Okay. Can
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agreement dated December
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2017 through December
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2018. for the city's applicant tracking system and to authorize the city manager to sign it. The contract's already been approved by the city attorney's office.
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Motion
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‸ Council.
Second. Second. All in
favor?
Aye. Any opposed?
Very good. Thank you.
All right. So
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Mr. Mayor, Council, this
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utilizing contract number ITB18B021NC for diesel, gasoline, and fuel oils with Glover Oil Company of Melbourne, Florida for three years starting on November 21, 2017 with the option to renew annually for
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And a physical inventory blanket order to Glover Oil Company for inventory fuel purchase throughout the duration of the contract.
Motion to approve.
Second.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
Thanks,
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All right. Anybody in the audience from
the
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advisory board or committee would like to speak? Okay. City administration. Tony? Weegrif?
Nothing, Mr. Mayor.
Okay. Everything going? Hey, I noticed something. I was reading maintenance of car manufacturers. Guess
what
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the lowest cost of maintenance?
Let
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Whoa. This guy knows his stuff, man. I think Nissan's number two. Very good. Terry? No
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Thank you. Chief? I'd just
like to say thank you to the citizens for this year helping us out with our toy drive. The community has been just wonderful. We've gotten many toys and we'll be able to help out many kids. And also I'd like to thank Walmart for Shop of the Cop. They do that for us every year. And again, it was a great success. We had 33 kids this year that were able to shop with different officers. And the last thing is tomorrow is our holiday luncheon at the police department, 2 o'clock. Please stop by. Excellent.
Chief
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Mr. Mayor,
we
just want to thank everybody who supported our Thanksgiving dinner giveaway.
We
gave turkey dinners away to 84 families. So we just want to thank everybody who supported that bringing the turkeys for
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us with other things that went on. And always thank the local 24-16
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being involved in that. Doing their work. That's great. Thank you.
Thank you.
When did you say that the station
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Do you have a timeline yet?
Yeah. ‸ Tomorrow we have a meeting where we might be able to nail that down a little bit more. But we're looking probably toward mid to the end of January.
Oh, okay.
‸ We had a few delays with power and stuff. And that's been resolved. But now they're going through their punch list and getting things taken care of.
Okay. And
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Yes, ma'am. Yeah.
But we're looking toward, I would guess toward more toward the end of January to do a grand opening.
Okay.
Okay. Thank
you. Looking good, though. I
appreciate your picture today.
Yeah.
You
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Great.
Karen?
I just wanted to commend Leisure
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with last Saturday's holiday event. Great. And I just wanted to remind you that there will be the annual economic development update January 12th at 7.30 a.m. Hope to see you all then.
It's pretty early. Okay. Karen, thank you. Jack?
No report, sir.
No
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Okay. I just want
to
let you know, I haven't said this for a while, that water tower is looking pretty darn good.
Those look pretty good.
Beautiful. It does. You know what? It's
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You know what else? Nobody else has one like it. So we can brag. It's a good-looking tower. Thank you. Appreciate it. Yeah. And the fence, too. I
just wanted to thank the city clerk's office, Carrie, Monica, and Colleen, for all the hard work they did on the City Center last night. It
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Great job. They did. Just
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From
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That was good.
That was good. And happy holiday. Very good.
Thank you. Monica,
do
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Are you handling it all right?
I'm going. I think I got everything.
I don't think anybody talked too much tonight. Usually
we
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give a shovel award to somebody. You know, doing a lot of shoveling. ‸ We're
going
to give it to you.
We're going to give it to you. Whoa. Okay. All right.
Great
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And when the city manager answers a
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Okay. All right. So we're going to move on to the city. Do
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Merry Christmas. Happy New Year. Thank
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which I am extremely, extremely proud and grateful for. Are
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‸ Thank you.
Thank
you. I'm going in the drop.
Yeah. Anthony, we're super attorney. Sorry. You're a lot better off because I've known you the whole time. I'm with you. You've done a great job. Can
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Okay.
He's an attorney.
He
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Okay. Thank you,
man.
No,
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Yeah. 25 years. To the day. You
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Are we one of the longest cities you've been with?
You're
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That
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passed the bar exam.
That's
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My entire, literally my entire legal career.
One.
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Thank you. Yeah. It was all mine.
Wow.
It's
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And
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the better for the community.
I
agree.
Very good. I appreciate that. Assistant City Manager, Matt? No report. Word.
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Anything about the boats? A
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I
don't mean you can give your time up to join.
There are a couple of, I'm assuming you're referring to the ones that are along the private residence. The ornaments
are still out there.
I don't want to make any statements myself, but I did speak with the Coast Guard this past Friday and they did state they would be in the area this week to pick those up. Oh, that's good. But they're not gone until they're gone. Yeah, yeah.
We
learned that. That's true. Okay. Yeah. Mr. City Manager?
Some of
the
items I want to just touch on.
I
know others have already, but I want to thank on behalf of the City Manager's Office and the community as well, thank the respective departments, fire department, and for their efforts during Thanksgiving in terms of feeding families, I think Chief said 84 families. Police Department, their annual Christmas toy drive, the shop for the cop, I mean it makes a difference in a lot of our residents and the children, ‸ underserved residents and disadvantaged residents. ‸ The kids don't suffer by circumstance of the family when the community comes together and kind of helps out. Also, we had fill the truck, which will benefit the sharing center and provide a number of families, food, and resources necessary over the holiday season. Really appreciate the community coming out as well as all the employees that have participated in that effort. This
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I think it was a great event. It was great to see everybody out there. It's
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candy versus the one
helping
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other people with candy. It's all that different. And my son very much appreciates the
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He was like... So, and then also I want to thank the clerk's office and IT and everybody that participated to make sure that everything was ready and the event last night went off well with the Space Coast League of Cities. Lastly,
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that's going to the next stop is the House
floors.
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Some of the other priorities that the League identified, you know, vacation rentals. There is, believe it or not, there's a bill out there, at least the
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bill, that wants to regulate the municipal and county public officers and employee travel.
Is that for real?
I am not kidding you. How much the lodging will be, and it ‸ just... That's a
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know, in our budget, if you're not putting,
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I can produce it, we pulled out,
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you see by travel, you know, where everybody's going. It's there. It's not like it's hidden in its number of meetings.
Let's just say there was a legislator that was worried about new trembling, and I told him straight up. It wasn't
him. I
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other issues. As everybody knows, every 20 years, you know, our state goes through, you know, through the Constitutional Revision Commission to amend our Constitution. There is three key proposals. If everybody remembers House Bill 17 from last year, that was the one preempting local government authority, well, it has been drafted in the form of a constitutional amendment.
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encourage people, if you think the state knows best, and ‸ that local, you know, there's a saying that the government closest to the people, you know, certainly governs, is
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more accountable, more
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their best interest at heart. It just, but they, this would preempt, it's
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So all the things that we identified last year, you know, they're looking to put it into the Constitution. There is two proposals. One, a process, you know, proposal 61, Senator Chris Smith
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a process to restrict municipal home rule power. That would require, one, to be more transparent, that there would have to be, you know, a 48-hour notice, and then it must pass the legislature by a two-thirds vote. So it's the next stop for that local government committee. Can't tell you how that's going to turn out, but I would encourage you in getting, I'll provide this information, putting it out in social media, educating, and requesting people to reach out to the members on the CRC, because that would be a good thing. And then there's also Proposal 92, a process to impose unfunded state mandates that the league supports, It would prohibit the legislature from binding county municipalities, by any general law. That is an unfunded mandate unless the law is approved by a specific process.
So,
and then it would expire after eight years if they were to pass something like that, Amendment 1. I
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They're discussing it. So, I mean, that's just some of the league priorities, and I'll get ‸ a snagged copy of everything out there. There's a number of them out there, but it's going to be a busy session. So, it starts the beginning of January. You know, so we know. So,
anyway,
so there's that. I just want to, ‸ one, Anthony, congratulations, 25 years. You know, I've had the pleasure of working with you for 16 of those 25 years, almost 16. And it's an honor. It's a pleasure to work alongside of you, And we appreciate your counsel and your advice in steering both staff and counsel in the right direction. Thank you,
sir.
And then the last, I want to wish everybody a happy holiday, and we look forward to seeing you in the new year. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Thank
you, sir.
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Mr. Will? Yes, sir. John,
thank you very much. That's enough to fire you up when you listen to the legislature.
Yes. First, I'd like to congratulate our attorney as well for the 25 great years that we
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Anthony, I do believe that we have the best attorney in the state of Florida. And the reason why we have you is a blessing to the city because the reason we needed a great attorney is because of attorneys. So, thank you for being on our side.
Thank you. Absolutely.
There was a problem, Mr. O'Connor. Also,
the
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open. And I went in and spoke with the management of the facility. I didn't see any paperwork going out saying that they were going to open or is open, whether they had a grand opening or anything like that yet. But in speaking with them, they've had some theft already in that particular store, brand
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And it's stemming from the people coming from across the street, the park, coming in, stealing, going back to the park, and selling the items. So, Chief, just be aware. I told them to stay in touch with the police department and let them know what's going on there. I
encourage
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them to get your number. Okay? So, we're looking forward to that business thriving in our community. It's a very nice store. Very clean. I think it has a lot of owls
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it that conceals the customer from the cash register. I
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I would have slanted those. So, you might want to tell them that. They might need to take a look at the design of that facility in regards to
that.
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Also, ‸ Provost Park. I know Matt and I and the Chief, we went and spoke with County Administration in regards to the park and recreation in Provost
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order to change the image of that particular park and stop some of the things that's happening there. And let me ask Matt, have we had any additional meetings?
There have been no additional meetings, but we have been corresponding with the county. They've
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of some fencing as well as some gates at the parking entrances, which we're in the procurement process here at the city to take care of that, and they're managing the project, At which time they can get a schedule for the installation of those items. That's
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kind of coordinate those activities with the police department, Brevard
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as
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code enforcement component. We're seeing a lot of activity, not only at Provost Park, but
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It's almost like it's a connected group
there. And
so it's,
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we're going to have to keep an eye on all three areas as we move.
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is the plan. That needs to happen.
Yes, we discussed that, shutting it down. And I was told that after the holiday in the park that we began that process, I wanted to make sure that we stay on this because we don't need to let this good idea die, ‸ for lack of action on our behalf.
And that's the intention. Without
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you know, residents from using the park out, we wouldn't have the means to, we'd have to have staff, police officers, in their 24-7 feet. Right.
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‸ And
just the shenanigans we're seeing over there, ‸ we just drive by.
It
takes like five seconds to figure it out. Right. These guys are from Orlando. Different towns. They're from Titusville. They're from Palm Bay. They converge here. And
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The point is, this is not solely our residents.
Okay.
And, of course, we have a plan, an overall plan for the whole thing. But I like to see it shut down, which is going to neutralize it while we move forward with our plans.
That was
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redesign,
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Yes. Not just to close it, to be closing it, but to change the atmosphere, change the design, to have better control over the hours of service. Because the people that, to use the facility, can't use it because of what's going on there.
Yeah.
So we're not hurting anyone by closing it, redesigning, reestablishing ‸ authority about it.
We're
taking
action.
Taking action to improve it. It's been going on much too long. Much too long it's been going on. Crime, prostitution, gambling, drinking.
And,
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Yes. At
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of the move. Yes. And
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I
mean, when I was elected, and I know ‸ everybody here is elected different times, and I'm fired up about it. I want to make our city as safe as possible. And it's not over there with a shenanigans going on. Police has already been, cleaned it out twice, and they come back. And so we just need to make them feel unwelcome. And move forward. Yes. I'm sorry. Clarence, go ahead. That's okay. Yeah.
I don't have anything else in tonight.
Okay. Tonight, Dawn
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you know.
Yeah, you're dreaming. I just want to say thank you to all our department heads, to the men and women of this great city of Cocoa who miss their work every day. And the troops do a good job, and I'm proud of being part of it. And our assistant city manager, thank you for your great job. John
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Thank you for following up, and we give you chores to do, and you jump right on them. We appreciate it. And
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I've had the last, what, seven with you.
Okay.
So there's another three to put up with me, and then ‸ that's it. So I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year, and thank you.
All right. Very good. Deputy
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Thank
you. Yeah, I hope I can get through this without getting too emotional about it, because this has been a very exciting year for me, being on the council with these fine people sitting to my left and to the right. I
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like I've had this past year. Thank
you.
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the city manager's office, city
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city
staff, all
the employees, city attorney. Anytime
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do was pick up the phone, send an email, send a text. So I can't thank all of you enough for making this year for me one of the most positive experiences I think I've ever had in my life. So thank you very, very much. I look forward to next year, to bigger and better things. And I think ‸ tonight with the motion that we passed on the sustainability board that we are showing the rest of the county that we are forward thinking and we're moving in the right direction, and we're going to do what's best for the city and for its residents, and that we have your best interests at heart. This isn't something that we're up here doing because it's what's best for us. Nobody up here is trying to make themselves, you know, feel like they're the most important person in the room. We all work very well together as a team, and I don't think you find that very often in other councils and other cities as well. So I could be wrong, but I've had other individuals tell me that they can see how well we all work together, and they're very impressed by that. So, but we couldn't do it without all of you. So thank you so much, and I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year, and blessings to all your families. Thank you very much. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
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John? John, I'd like to go to Tallahassee. For the record. I'd
like
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Legislative action day is at the League of Cities. It's at the end of January, and we'll get the clerk's office to plan that accordingly.
Okay, so we'll have ‸ opportunity to,
you
know, we're going to go, we're going to go, ‸ some force. Right? And, I don't know what's going on with
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I mean, you
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mean, this is kind of a ridiculous mode. But
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Thank you. And also, Space
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unbelievable. It was the best one of the year. It's
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We hosted all the
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members and leading business people. And they seemed to be very happy. It was a great dinner. Two great speakers. You know, I couldn't be any happier. It went off flawlessly. And,
you know,
what
do you
think? Oh, yes. Senator Hugo was there. Senator Hugo, she sat right up front. She was very happy.
You
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Yeah, yeah. And, of
course,
we see Florida Avenue. It's got lights. I'm hearing that every day. It's a lot of positive things happening.
And
we're setting an example for the county. Appreciate that. John, thanks for everything you're doing. And, again, super attorney, 25 years. You look good, man. You
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You know? Is
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younger than me. It's not age. It's mileage. Right? A lot of mileage.
I'm in trouble.
Yeah. Okay. And that's it. We'll shut her down tonight. So,
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody. We
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And
we're going to make sure of it. So, have a good night.
I
know everybody's ready to go. Done?
Second.
All
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Thank you.
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