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Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines.)
Absences: the minutes print an “ABSENT” heading with no names under it.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Anthony A. Garganese (City Attorney), Stockton Whitten (City Manager), Lori Chabot (Recording Secretary), Abigail Morgan (Public Works Director), Rebecca Bowman (Finance Director), Charlene Neuterman (Community Services Director), Samantha Senger (Communications and Economic Development Director), Evander Collier IV (Police Chief), Jonathan Lamm (Fire Chief), Katie Ennis (Deputy Utilities Director), Lorne Stinnett (HR Manager), Megan Crutcher (Help Desk Support Tech), Jennifer Webster (Senior Planner)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (20)
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of December 10, 2024. (24-703) — to approve the December 10, 2024, Regular City Council meeting agenda with amendments to move Consent item V.4 to City Business as VIII.5; and to add City Business item VIII.6 to discuss the Cocoa High School Football Championship (moved by Lavander Hearn, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 14–30
to approve the minutes for the Budget Hearing of September 17, 2024 , as written (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 14–30
to approve the minutes for the Regular City Council meeting of September 24, 2024 (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 14–30
to approve the Consent agenda (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 4, packet pp. 14–30
1. Approval of Ordinance No. 17 -2024/Final Reading: Amending Chapter 2, Administration, Article VIII, Firefighters’ Retirement Plan of the — to approve the item on Second Reading (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 5, packet pp. 14–30
2. Approval of Ordinance No. 16 -2024/Final Reading: related to Chapter 2, Administration, Article VII Police Officers’ Retirement Plan; Ame — to approve the item on Second Reading (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 6, packet pp. 14–30
3. Pass on SECOND READING Ordinance 19 -2024, a Zoning Text Amendment regarding Appendix A, Article V of the code of the City of Cocoa to de — to approve the item on Second Reading (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 6, packet pp. 14–30
4. Pass on SECOND READING Ordinance 18 -2024, a Zoning Text Amendment revising tree protection and preservation standards, including procedu — to approve the item on Second Reading (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 4-1; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn; nays: Lorraine Koss — the draft minutes p. 7, packet pp. 14–30
5. Consideration, on 2nd reading, of an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida; amending Appendix A, Ar — to approve the item on Second Reading (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 9, packet pp. 14–30
6. Consideration on first reading for approval Ordinance 13 -2024 a Land Development Code Text Amendment Appendix A, Article XI, Section 12 — to approve the item on First Reading (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 9, packet pp. 14–30
to approve the item on First Reading (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 10, packet pp. 14–30
1. Approve the current Code Enforcement Lien for the property located at 228 Beverly Rd., be reduced to $2,741.58 as recommended by the Code — to approve the lien reduction to $2,741.58 (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 11, packet pp. 14–30
2. Consider Mayor Blake’s request to reappoint Ms. Chenita Joiner as a member of the Cocoa Housing Authority through December 2028. (24-699) — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 11, packet pp. 14–30
3. City Council Liaison Appointments and Appointment of the Space Coast League of Cities & Florida League of Cities Voting Delegates & Alter — to approve following: Affordable Housing Committee Councilman Goins Board of Adjustment Deputy Mayor Weeks Code Enforcement Board Deputy Mayor Weeks Diamond Square CRA Councilman Goins Housing Authority Councilman Hearn Planning & Zoning Board Councilman Hearn Police Advisory Board Councilman Goins … (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 11, packet pp. 14–30
1. Approve the Evaluation Committee’s recommendation to select Lennar Homes, LLC for RFP P -25-02-COC (Michael C. Blake Subdivision Affordab — to approve the item (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 13, packet pp. 14–30
2. Accept a Bank of America Proposal for lease financing to purchase capital equipment, Approve Resolution 24-108 for a Master Lease Agreeme — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 13, packet pp. 14–30
3 Approve First Addendum to Improvement Agreement for Lakes at Cocoa Grove subdivision. (24-708) — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Patricia Weeks); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 14, packet pp. 14–30
4 Approve a multi -year contract for full -depth pavement reclamation with Asphalt Paving Systems piggy -backing off the Citrus County contr — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 14, packet pp. 14–30
5. Approve a Budget Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget, BAF#25 -014-A, for FY24 Project Roll and to Shore Up the remaining balances of SLFR — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 15, packet pp. 14–30
to adjourn the Regular meeting of December 10, 2024 (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 16, packet pp. 14–30
Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)
$2,741.58 — Council: decided in an adopted motion. “approve the lien reduction to $2,741.58” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$204,646 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda. “To Approve Task Orders 2025-11, 2025-12, & 2025-13 with Atlantic Development of Cocoa, Inc. utilizing RFQ# 20 -18-COC for Construction Repair of Existing Stormwater Infrastructure in three locations for a total amount of $204,646; To Approve a Resolution Au thorizing the City Manager to Approve and Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not to Exceed $20,000 (10% of the Task Order Contract Amount) for a Total Project Cos” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$20,000 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “To Approve Task Orders 2025-11, 2025-12, & 2025-13 with Atlantic Development of Cocoa, Inc. utilizing RFQ# 20 -18-COC for Construction Repair of Existing Stormwater Infrastructure in three locations for a total amount of $204,646; To Approve a Resolution Au thorizing the City Manager to Approve and Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not to Exceed $20,000 (10% of the Task Order Contract Amount) for a Total Project Cos” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$224,646 — Council: Consent agenda item 1, approved with the Consent agenda — total of listed amounts ($204,646 + $20,000), not an additional amount. “To Approve Task Orders 2025-11, 2025-12, & 2025-13 with Atlantic Development of Cocoa, Inc. utilizing RFQ# 20 -18-COC for Construction Repair of Existing Stormwater Infrastructure in three locations for a total amount of $204,646; To Approve a Resolution Au thorizing the City Manager to Approve and Execute Change Orders in an Amount Not to Exceed $20,000 (10% of the Task Order Contract Amount) for a Total Project Cos” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$167,790 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda. “Approve a multi-year contract for cured in place stormwater pipe lining (CIPP) with Inliner Solutions, LLC piggybacking off the St. Augustine Beach Construction Agreement No. 23 -07-MCA-ILS in the amount of $167,790.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$7,790 — Council: Consent agenda item 7, approved with the Consent agenda. “Request Approval to Transfer Funds, BAF# 25-013-T in the amount of $7,790 From Stormwater Fund Contingency.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$2,600,000 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “Accept a Bank of America Proposal for lease financing to purchase capital equipment, Approve Resolution 24-108 for a Master Lease Agreement with Bank of America for debt proceeds up to a maximum of $2,600,000; Approve a Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget BAF # 25-015-A in the Amount of $309,793 for Critical I.T.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$309,793 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented. “Accept a Bank of America Proposal for lease financing to purchase capital equipment, Approve Resolution 24-108 for a Master Lease Agreement with Bank of America for debt proceeds up to a maximum of $2,600,000; Approve a Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget BAF # 25-015-A in the Amount of $309,793 for Critical I.T.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$366,565 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented. “4 Approve a multi -year contract for full -depth pavement reclamation with Asphalt Paving Systems piggy -backing off the Citrus County contract ITB 24 -088 in the amount of $366,565 for Range Road.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$267,908 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented. “Approve additional milling and paving from Goodson Paving, Inc. piggy-backing off the Brevard County contract B-6-23-70, in the amount of $267,908 for Range Road.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
$121,204 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented. “Approve a Budget Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget, BAF#25 -014-A, for FY24 Project Roll and to Shore Up the remaining balances of SLFRF (ARPA) funds, in the amount of $121,204.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-02-11 agenda packet (1722_02_11_2025_Ci; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes)
Draft minutes, as printed in a later agenda packet
Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-02-11, pp. 14–30; approved as written by the City Council on 2025-02-11 according to the City's minutes. The City has not posted the approved minutes as a separate file.
MINUTES
City of Cocoa
Regular Meeting of The City Council
December 10, 2024
A Regular City Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, December 10 , 2024, in
Cocoa City Hall, in City Council Chambers, located at 65 Stone Street, in Cocoa,
Florida, 32922, as publicly noticed.
I. Opening Matters:
Mayor Blake called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
Ms. Shelby Defrece and Ms. Aniya Smiley provided the invocation and Councilman
Hearn led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance.
The Recording Secretary took the roll.
PRESENT: Michael C. Blake Mayor
Patricia Weeks Deputy Mayor
Alex Goins Councilmember
Lavander Hearn Councilmember
Lorraine Koss Councilmember
Anthony Garganese City Attorney
Stockton Whitten City Manager
Lori Chabot Recording Secretary
ABSENT:
OTHER STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:
Abby Morgan, Public Works Director; Rebecca Bowman, Finance Director;
Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director; Samantha Senger,
Communications and Economic Development Director; Evander Collier , Police
Chief; Jonathan Lamm, Fire Chief; Katie Ennis, Deputy Utilities Director; Lorne
Stinnett, HR Manager ; Mitch Lawyer, Systems and Support Manager; Megan
Crutcher, Help Desk Support Tech; and Jennifer Webster, Senior Planner.
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II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes:
1. Agenda: Regular Meeting of December 10, 2024. (24-703).
* MOTION by Councilman Hearn; Seconded by Mayor Blake to approve the
December 10, 2024, Regular City Council meeting agenda with amendments
to move Consent item V.4 to City Business as VIII.5; and to add City Business
item VIII.6 to discuss the Cocoa High School Football Championship.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Minutes: (a) Budget Hearing of September 17, 2024. (24-701).
(b) Regular Meeting of September 24, 2024. (24-702).
* MOTION by Councilman Goins; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to
approve the minutes for the Budget Hearing of September 17, 2024 , as
written.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
* MOTION by Deputy Mayor Weeks ; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to
approve the minutes for the Regular City Council meeting of September 24,
2024.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
III. Awards and Presentations:
1. National Homeless Persons Memorial Day Proclamation. (24 -705). (Brevard
Homeless Coalition).
Deputy Mayor Weeks presented the item.
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Ms. Linda Graham spoke regarding the homeless , providing history, other
agencies with programs for homeless and invited members to honor those who
died in the community during the past year who were homeless.
IV. Delegations:
Mr. Paul Kamus, 116 Olive St., Cocoa, spoke about a water main leak.
Ms. Anita Gibson , 451 Stone St., Cocoa spoke about a family whose home is
infested with bed bugs and has become unlivable.
Ms. Smiley , a student of Cocoa H igh School, spoke regarding the Cocoa HS
Science National Honor Society and asked for support . Discussion was held
regarding allowable donation amounts.
Mr. Jamie Brown of Cocoa spoke regarding burning that is occurring in the area of
SR524 and Cox Road. He stated the smoke is filling the air in their area. Chief
Lamm responded with information about the burning and explained the required
setbacks, etc.
Mr. Ted Fore , 1700 Freda Trl., C ocoa, spoke regarding his request for a water
station on his street. He gave details about the station and how it could work. He
added his street was unable to get water from the County. Discussion continued
about the property and the cost and Mr. Fore outlined the benefits. Council
Members asked staff to review the idea and look at the costs involved.
V. Consent Agenda:
(A) General Consent Items:
1. To Approve Task Orders 2025-11, 2025-12, & 2025-13 with Atlantic Development
of Cocoa, Inc. utilizing RFQ# 20 -18-COC for Construction Repair of Existing
Stormwater Infrastructure in three locations for a total amount of $204,646; To
Approve a Resolution Au thorizing the City Manager to Approve and Execute
Change Orders in an Amount Not to Exceed $20,000 (10% of the Task Order
Contract Amount) for a Total Project Cost of $224,646; Authorize the City Manager
to issue the purchase orders. (24-618). (Public Works Director)
2. Approve a Resolution Amending the Fiscal Year 2025 Adopted Budget, BAF# 25-
002-A1 & A2, to provide budget for items such as capital projects and
maintenance, that were budgeted within FY24 and not yet executed, through the
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use of Fund Balance Reserves and other Revenue Sources. (24-671). (Finance
Director)
3. Announcement of Mayor Blake, Councilmember Hearn and Councilmember Koss
to Attend the Florida League of Cities Legislative Conference from December 4,
2024 - December 6, 2024. (24-693). (City Manager)
4. Item moved to VIII.5.
Multi-Year Contracts:
5. To Approve a Resolution Amending the FY2025 Budget, BAF No. 25 -009-IFT;
Approve the Vortex Proposal for Manhole Rehabilitation Services Utilizing the
HGAC (Houston -Galveston Area Council) National Cooperative Purchasing
Contract No. TP07 -18 Effective July 1, 2018 through June 29, 2021, Renewed
Through June 30, 2025. (24-659). (Utilities Director)
6. Approve the DMD Consultants, Inc. Proposal for Servicing, Abrasive Blasting,
Painting, and Inspection of a Select Number of Hydrants Utilizing the JEA Contract
No. 189884 Effective June 10, 2020 through June 11, 2025. (24-670). (Utilities
Director)
7. Approve a multi-year contract for cured in place stormwater pipe lining (CIPP) with
Inliner Solutions, LLC piggybacking off the St. Augustine Beach Construction
Agreement No. 23 -07-MCA-ILS in the amount of $167,790. Authorize the City
Manager to sign cont ract amendments, renewals and purchase orders up to the
annual budgeted amount. Request Approval to Transfer Funds, BAF# 25-013-T in
the amount of $7,790 From Stormwater Fund Contingency. (24-696). (Public
Works Director)
* MOTION by Councilwoman Koss ; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to
approve the Consent agenda.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VI. Public Hearings:
1. Approval of Ordinance No. 17 -2024/Final Reading: Amending Chapter 2,
Administration, Article VIII, Firefighters’ Retirement Plan of the Code by amending:
Section 2-326, Cost of Living Increase; Section 2-331, Deferred Retirement Option
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Plan; Providing for Codification; Providing for Severability of Provisions; Repealing
all Ordinances in Conflict Herewith and Providing an Effective Date. (24-657).
(Administrative Services Director)
Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Readin g and
read the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 17-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2,
ADMINISTRATION, ARTICLE VIII, FIREFIGHTERS’ RETIREMENT PLAN, OF
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF COCOA BY AMENDING
SECTION 2-326, COST OF LIVING INCREASE; AMENDING SECTION
2-331, DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION PLAN; PROVIDING FOR
CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS;
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Stinnett stated there have been no changes since the first reading.
* MOTION by Deputy Mayor Weeks ; Seconded by Councilwoman Koss to
approve the item on Second Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Approval of Ordinance No. 16 -2024/Final Reading: related to Chapter 2,
Administration, Article VII Police Officers’ Retirement Plan; Amending Section 2 -
196, Benefit Amounts and Eligibility; Amending Section 2 -198, Disability;
Amending Section 2 -218, Deferr ed Retirement Option Plan; Providing for
incorporation into the Code; Providing for severability of provisions; Repealing all
ordinances and resolutions in conflict herewith and providing an effective date. (24-
658). (Administrative Services Director)
Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Readin g and
read the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 16-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ADMINISTRATION,
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ARTICLE VII, POLICE OFFICERS’ RETIREMENT PLAN, OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF COCOA BY AMENDING SECTION 2-196,
BENEFIT AMOUNTS AND ELIGIBILITY; AMENDING SECTION 2-198,
DISABILITY; AMENDING SECTION 2-218, DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION
PLAN; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY
OF PROVISIONS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Stinnett stated there have been no changes since the first reading.
* MOTION by Deputy Mayor Weeks ; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to
approve the item on Second Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
3. Pass on SECOND READING Ordinance 19 -2024, a Zoning Text Amendment
regarding Appendix A, Article V of the code of the City of Cocoa to define
Transportation Terminals, a permitted use applicable to properties located in M -1
cumulative zoning district and as a special exception use in C -G Gener al
Commercial district and commercial mixed-use PUDs. (24-668). (Planner)
Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Readin g and
read the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 19-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF COCOA TO DEFINE TRANSPORTATION TERMINALS;
PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES
AND RESOLUTIONS, INCORPORATION INTO THE CODE, SEVERABILITY,
AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Ms. Webster stated there have been no changes since the first reading.
* MOTION by Deputy Mayor Weeks ; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to
approve the item on Second Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
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THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
4. Pass on SECOND READING Ordinance 18 -2024, a Zoning Text Amendment
revising tree protection and preservation standards, including procedures for
waivers of these requirements, as outlined in Appendix A, Article XIII, Section 22
of the City of Cocoa Code. (24-669). (Planner)
Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Readin g and
read the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance 18-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF COCOA REGARDING TREE PROTECTION AND
PRESERVATION; AMENDING PROCEDURES RELATED TO WAIVERS OF
TREE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING
FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND
RESOLUTIONS, INCORPORATION INTO THE CODE, SEVERABILITY, AND
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Ms. Webster stated that there were no changes or additions since the first reading.
City Manager Whitten discussed the differences in properties and if it is balanced
environmentally and developmentally. He added that the intent of Lakes of Cocoa
Grove and their developmental agreement is different partly due to the number of
palms and sizes in that area. He shared other municipalities and their protocols.
Councilman Goins shared his concerns of adding so many layers and creating
higher costs to the builder.
Deputy Mayor Weeks also shared her concern with the high mitigation fee s and
would like to see it kept as low as possible.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to approve the
item on Second Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn
NAYS: Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED (4-1)
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5. Consideration, on 2nd reading, of an ordinance of the City Council of the City of
Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida; amending Appendix A, Article XI, Sections 4a and
22 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cocoa to allow for Neighborhood
Commercial, Mixed-Use development, and public parking on certain very limited
properties within the Consent Decree area, also known as the Heart of Cocoa,
consistent with the Substitute Consent Decree; amending the list of permitted and
special exception uses for the Consent Decree Area; amending the building types
permitted for those certain properties authorized for Neighborhood Commercial
and Mixed-Use development within the Heart of Cocoa subdistrict of the Cocoa
Waterfront Overlay District as more particularly depicte d on exhibit “A” attached
hereto; and amending the bulk regulations for single -family, duplex, triplex, and
fourplex development in the Consent Decree Area; amending the minimum yard
setbacks in the Consent Decree Area; and updating the building types tabl e for
consistency with the list of permitted uses for the Consent Decree Area. (24-695).
(Planner)
Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Readin g and
there have been a few minor changes. He read the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 11-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING APPENDIX A, ARTICLE XI,
SECTIONS 4A AND 22 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
COCOA TO ALLOW FOR NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, MIXED USE
DEVELOPMENT, AND PUBLIC PARKING ON CERTAIN VERY LIMITED
PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CONSENT DECREE AREA, ALSO KNOWN AS
THE HEART OF COCOA, CONSISTENT WITH THE SUBSTITUTE CONSENT
DECREE; AMENDING THE LIST OF PERMITTED AND SPECIAL
EXCEPTION USES FOR THE CONSENT DECREE AREA; AMENDING THE
BUILDING TYPES PERMITTED FOR THOSE CERTAIN PROPERTIES
AUTHORIZED FOR NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL AND MIXED USE
DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE HEART OF COCOA SUBDISTRICT OF THE
COCOA WATERFRONT OVERLAY DISTRICT AS MORE PARTICULARLY
DEPICTED ON EXHIBIT “A” ATTACHED HERETO; AMENDING THE
BULK REGULATIONS FOR SINGLE-FAMILY, DUPLEX, TRIPLEX, AND
FOURPLEX DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONSENT DECREE AREA;
AMENDING THE MINIMUM YARD SETBACKS IN THE CONSENT
DECREE AREA; UPDATING THE BUILDING TYPES TABLE FOR
CONSISTENCY WITH THE LIST OF PERMITTED USES FOR THE
CONSENT DECREE AREA; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR
INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS,
INCORPORATION INTO THE CODE, SEVERABILITY, AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
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Ms. Webster identified the four changes via a presentation1.
* MOTION by Councilman Goins; Seconded by Councilwoman Koss to
approve the item on Second Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
6. Consideration on first reading for approval Ordinance 13 -2024 a Land
Development Code Text Amendment Appendix A, Article XI, Section 12 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of Cocoa to add major recreational equipment sales
and rentals, and limited types of commercial vehicles and heavy equipment sales
and rentals, to the list of permitted uses of subsection (A)(12) in the C -G,
Commercial-General, zoning district. (24-697). (Planner)
City Attorney Garganese announced that this is the First Reading and read the title
into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 13-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF COCOA TO ADD MAJOR RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT SALES
AND RENTAL AND LIMITED TYPES OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE AND HEAVY
EQUIPMENT SALES AND RENTAL TO THE LIST OF PERMITTED USES IN
THE GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) ZONING DISTRICT AND ESTABLISHING
CONDITIONS FOR SUCH USE ; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR
INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, INCORPORATION INTO
THE CODE, SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
RVI Patrick Murray presented via a presentation and is attached2.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to approve the
item on First Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
1 Exhibit 1 – Ordinance 11 – Zoning Text Amendment (24-695)
2 Exhibit 2 – Consideration of a Land Development Code Text Amendment (24-697)
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THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
7. Consideration on 1st reading of Ordinance No. 15-2024, a City-initiated Ordinance
amending the official Zoning Map designation of sixteen (16) parcels of real
property, totaling 8.36 acres, more or less, and generally located adjacent to state
road 520 nea r the intersections with Virginia Avenue, Ruth Street, and Aurora
Street, in Cocoa, Florida, more particularly depicted and described on exhibit “A”
attached here to from Brevard County Single-Family Residential (RU-1-9), General
Retail Commercial (BU -1), and Retail, Warehousing & Wholesale Commercial
(BU-2) to City of Cocoa General Commercial (C-G). (24-698). (Planner)
City Attorney Garganese announced that this is the First Reading and read the title
into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 15-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
DESIGNATION OF SIXTEEN (16) PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY, TOTALING
8.36 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AND GENERALLY LOCATED ADJACENT TO
STATE ROAD 520 NEAR THE INTERSECTIONS WITH VIRGINIA AVENUE,
RUTH STREET, AND AURORA STREET, IN COCOA, FLORIDA, MORE
PARTICULARLY DEPICTED AND DESCRIBED ON EXHIBIT “A”
ATTACHED HERETO, FROM BREVARD COUNTY SINGLE-FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL (RU-1-9), GENERAL RETAIL COMMERCIAL (BU-1), AND
RETAIL, WAREHOUSING & WHOLESALE COMMERCIAL (BU-2) TO CITY
OF COCOA GENERAL COMMERCIAL (C-G); PROVIDING FOR THE
REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS,
SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Ms. Webster presented the item via PowerPoint3.
Councilwoman Weeks asked for clarification on the two properties.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to approve the
item on First Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
3 Exhibit 3 – Ordinance 15 – Pine Grove Park Commercial Zoning Map Amendment
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VII. Council Business:
1. Approve the current Code Enforcement Lien for the property located at 228 Beverly
Rd., be reduced to $2,741.58 as recommended by the Code Enforcement Board.
(24-682). (Police Chief)
* MOTION by Councilwoman Koss ; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to
approve the lien reduction to $2,741.58.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Consider Mayor Blake’s request to reappoint Ms. Chenita Joiner as a member of
the Cocoa Housing Authority through December 2028. (24-699). (Administrative
Services Director)
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilman Goins to approve the
item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
3. City Council Liaison Appointments and Appointment of the Space Coast League
of Cities & Florida League of Cities Voting Delegates & Alternates for 2025. (24-
694). (Administrative Services Director)
* MOTION by Councilman Goins; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to approve
following:
Affordable Housing Committee Councilman Goins
Board of Adjustment Deputy Mayor Weeks
Code Enforcement Board Deputy Mayor Weeks
Diamond Square CRA Councilman Goins
Housing Authority Councilman Hearn
Planning & Zoning Board Councilman Hearn
Police Advisory Board Councilman Goins
Sustainability Advisory Board Deputy Mayor Weeks
Utilities Advisory Board Councilwoman Koss
Space Coast TPO Primary- Mayor Blake
Alternate- Councilwoman Koss
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Space Coast League of Cities Primary- Mayor Blake
Alternate- Councilman Goins
Florida League of Cities Primary- Mayor Blake
Alternate- Councilwoman Koss
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VIII. City Business:
1. Approve the Evaluation Committee’s recommendation to select Lennar Homes,
LLC for RFP P -25-02-COC (Michael C. Blake Subdivision Affordable Housing
Project) to construct homes on the remaining lots in the Michael C. Blake
Subdivision. Authorize the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a Project
Agreement which will then be returned to City Council for final approval. (24-681).
(Community Services Director)
Ms. Neuterman presented 4 the ite m explaining this is for the Michael C. Blake
subdivision. She gave history of the item and explained the RFP and how many
homes there would be for development. The proposal will split lots into two lots
each. The site plan shows the remaining development. Renditions and elevations
of the homes are shown in the agenda packet.
She advised Lennar Representatives were present to answer questions.
Deputy Mayor weeks asked about the garage sizes and if they were block or frame.
In response, it was explained that the first floor is block and upper floor is frame.
Councilman Hearn asked about timing . In response, City Manager Whitten
explained that the Development agreement still needs to be completed. The RFP
stated 16-18 months after they begin.
Councilwoman Koss asked about the applicant. In response, information was
shared about the developer, and that they were a national developer. City Manager
Whitten expounded on Lennar stating not many builders can do what they can or
in the time frame. Not everybody is able or willing to participate. He also talked
about the lots that are owned by the housing authority and asked if Lennar could
do the same for them. In response, it was stated that they could, and he has
spoken with the Housing Authority.
4 Exhibit 4 – Lennar Homes
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Councilman Goins asked about the possibility of piggy-backing on their
development agreement for landscaping at the Center.
A motion was made to have Lennar explore a piggyback contract for landscaping
and fencing at the Joe Lee Smith Center, however, Attorney Garganese stated this
would be a recommended action not necessarily a motion.
Councilman Hearn asked for point of clarification as to how many spaces would
be available for vehicles. He replied the garage is single, but the parking is for two
vehicles. He suggested adding a parking lot for overflow.
* MOTION by Councilman Goins ; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to
approve the item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Accept a Bank of America Proposal for lease financing to purchase capital
equipment, Approve Resolution 24-108 for a Master Lease Agreement with Bank
of America for debt proceeds up to a maximum of $2,600,000; Approve a
Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget BAF # 25-015-A in the Amount of $309,793
for Critical I.T. Infrastructure; Approval for the City Manager to Execute Documents
related to the debt financing; Approval the City Manager’s authority to make
necessary budgetary changes of debt proce eds and debt payments and
equipment costs to correspond to Bank of America’s proposal. (24-692). (Finance
Director)
Ms. Bowman presented the item and explained the details and history. Deputy
Mayor Weeks asked for clarification and asked if it is a lease. Director Bowman
replied, explaining how it would work.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to approve the
item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
3 Approve First Addendum to Improvement Agreement for Lakes at Cocoa Grove
subdivision. (24-708). (City Manager).
City Manager stated this is extending the deadline from December 1st to one year.
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* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Weeks to approve the
item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
4 Approve a multi -year contract for full -depth pavement reclamation with Asphalt
Paving Systems piggy -backing off the Citrus County contract ITB 24 -088 in the
amount of $366,565 for Range Road. Approve additional milling and paving from
Goodson Paving, Inc. piggy-backing off the Brevard County contract B-6-23-70, in
the amount of $267,908 for Range Road. Approve striping with Fausnight Line
and Stripe piggy -backing off the existing Seminole County contract IFB -604562-
23 in the amount of $27,290. Approve BAF 25 -011-PT. Authorize the City
Manager to sign the related agreements and multi -year contract renewals.
Authorize the City Manager to issue the purchase orders. Approve a contingency
resolution authorizing the City Manager to approve and execute change orders in
an amount not to exceed $50,000 for a total project cost of $711,763. (24 -620).
(Public Works Director).
Ms. Morgan presented the item via PowerPoint.
Councilwoman Koss asked for an explanation on the tests that were done and
where. Ms. Morgan replied to the question and explained how they were
completed.
City Manager Whitten added that this was put on City Business because this is
coming in over what originally projected and how they were funding that. Funding
would be moved from one project to another. He stated they would be able to
show those details.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilman Goins to approve the
item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
5. Approve a Budget Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget, BAF#25 -014-A, for
FY24 Project Roll and to Shore Up the remaining balances of SLFRF (ARPA)
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funds, in the amount of $121,204. Authorize the City Manager to make any further
Budget Transfers regarding SLFRF for the remainder of the year. The SLFRF
funds must be obligated by December 31, 2024. (24-700). (Finance Director)
Deputy Mayor Weeks asked for this item to be moved to City Business (from V.4)
as she had some questions about the item. Ms. Bowman responded to her
questions, explaining the funds and purpose for the changes.
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilman Goins to approve the
item.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
6. Councilman Goins asked to add this item to City Council Business. He continued
that he would like to help the Cocoa HS Varsity Football Team that was going to
be in the Championship game and wanted to pay for busses to Miami. He shared
a video where Principal Denise Stewart explained the need for funds.
Discussion continued about how to assist with funding and City Manager Whitten
stated it could be an opportunity work with other business partners. Council
members agreed that Cocoa is known largely because of the football team and
would like to assist where possible.
IX. Informational Agenda:
1. Informational Only – The City of Cocoa's Open Board Vacancies. (24-704).
(Administrative Services Director)
2. Bi-weekly Report from November 7- December 6, 2024. (24-707). (City Manager)
X. Reports:
Gregg Stoll reported on the TPO’s state meeting adding there were a few items
that could affect Cocoa. He shared FDOT’s report on their projects and estimated
completion dates.
Chief La mm provided his report and Ms. Senger reported on the various local
parades and festivities and the economic development event on January 14, 2025.
She advised there will be a presentation from Brightline to talk about business es
surrounding a train station.
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Ms. Morgan spoke about traffic calming and gave an informational presentation on
proposed traffic devices, raised crosswalks, LED solar stop signs and speed
cushions, as well as the proposed locations. She also provided an update on the
reopening of Fiske and Broadmoor, which would be by the end of next week.
City Manager Whitten reported on Brightline and the City’s grant request.
Mayor Blake asked about the food drive and discussed the Florida League of Cities
Dinner hosted at the Cocoa Civic Center and shared information from the
speakers.
Councilman Goins gave his report and shared events he attended, and Deputy
Mayor Weeks gave her report on the events she attended.
City Manager Whitten reminded Council of the City’s financial contribution to the
widening of SR524.
Councilwoman Koss gave her report and asked Ms. Morgan about a particular
area north of Dixon . She also reported that Orchid Lake was having their grand
opening on Friday. She shared her experience from the recent conference she
attended.
Councilman Hearn gave his report on the recent conference he attended stating it
was well done and informative.
Mayor Blake would like to invite Tyler Sirois to a meeting for a legislative update.
He also mentioned meeting with waste management prior to the start of the new
year.
XI. Adjournment:
* MOTION by Deputy Mayor Weeks ; Seconded by Councilman Hearn to
adjourn the Regular meeting of December 10, 2024.
AYES: Blake, Weeks, Goins, Hearn, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
The meeting adjourned at 9:41 p.m.
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Michael C. Blake, Mayor
ATTEST:
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Monica Arsenault, City Clerk
(Transcribed by Lori Chabot, Recording Secretary)
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Please remain standing while we do invocation. If everyone would please join me in prayer, I appreciate it. Dear Heavenly Father, I'd like to give thanks to you for allowing us to arrive here at beautiful Cocoa City Hall this evening, safe and sound. I ask that you continue to watch over our citizens, watch over us, give us a sound mind that we only make the best decisions on behalf of the city of Cocoa. Continue to watch over our Cocoa High School students as well, as well as our neighbors. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.
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We have an effervescent, yours truly, Mrs. Chabot as our assistant to the city clerk. She's going to be recording our meeting for tonight. Let's give her a round of applause. ‸ Before we ‸ get started, I would like to just say really a happy Hanukkah, happy Kwanzaa, Merry Christmas, and Feliz Navidad to everyone. Even though we come from different tribes, we belong to one race, and that's the human race, and we're all God's children. Amen.
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‸ Yeah. It's file number 24-700. Yes, ma'am. You want this to go where? I would like it to go to 8.5 under City Business, I believe, is where it would move to. I hope I did that correctly. 8.5, okay. Yes, sir. Okay.
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Ayes have it unanimously. Item number two dash B, letter B, regular meeting of September 24th, 2024. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Hearns and a second, excuse me, by Deputy Mayor Weeks.
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My apologies. That's quite all right. Yes, ma'am. Okay, answer. Thank you. Okay, chair's gonna call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye.
right, super fantastic. Proceeding on to item number three, awards and presentations. The National Homeless Persons Memorial Day Proclamation. Now, I have Mrs. Sloan and I have Mrs. Linda Graham in the audience. I understand that you all will be expounding on this, ladies. Is that correct, ladies? And we're going to read a proclamation. We're gonna ‸ give our Deputy Mayor Weeks the opportunity to share her plethora of information and knowledge. Okay.
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Although they can probably hear me without it, but I know people online. Okay. Proclamation. Whereas homelessness has caused or hastened the deaths of inadequately housed, low-income persons in Brevard County,
the year, has been designated National Homeless Persons Memorial Day by the National Coalition for the Homeless, and whereas the Brevard Continuum of Care,
encouraged to commit themselves to promote compassion and concern for fellow citizens, especially those who are poor and homeless, and whereas in remembering those who have died on our streets, in our ‸ emergency shelters, and in condemned or abandoned properties from ailments or conditions directly related to homelessness,
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Let's give a round of applause, please. Mrs. Brown, would you come to the podium, please? ‸ Ladies and whoever else is ‸ on the staff, I don't want to miss anyone else.
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members, City Manager of Whitten, staff, and citizens of this great city and county. My name is Linda Graham, and I am a member of the Brevard Homeless Coalition's Board of Directors and
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So just want to say a few things. And first of all, thank you for your support in declaring December 21st as National Homeless Memorial Day. I'm pretty sure that whether you are a member of the Brevard Homeless Coalition, City Council, staff, or a resident of this great community, we all have one common goal. We do not want to see homeless individuals on our streets. We may be drawn to this common goal for different reasons, and that is okay. But tonight,
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hope to bring awareness about the need for more permanent housing with supportive services. When I stood before you last year, I was proud to announce that coming soon would be our newest supportive housing project, Orchid Lakes, a 90-unit project under the leadership of Housing for Homeless.
Tonight, I am even more proud to say that they are currently taking applications and should be fully leased up by the end of the month. And that's a great thing. So thank you, City of Cocoa, for your support. We are also working to address an immediate need, low-barrier, drop-in emergency shelters for our constantly growing, unsheltered residents. It is important to note the unsheltered population includes men, women, children, veterans, seniors, those with special needs and disabilities, and the list goes on. You would probably be shocked to know the reasons that some are homeless, and it is usually not because they want to be. With the enforcement of House Bill 1365, beginning January 2025, providing safe sleeping quarters has never been more critical. If you need additional information on the bill, just please let us know.
Brevard's highest count since 2015 occurred last year at 1,116 people. Brevard's unsheltered population increased by 17 percent last year. That equated to 779 residents. Those who are chronically homeless, meaning a person who has been unsheltered for over a year with a disabling
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homeless persons, and third in the state for homeless veterans. This is a growing problem and one that as a community, we must come together to solve. Together, we can make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring for Brevard's residents through a regional coordinated approach. During the holiday season, we will memorialize the lives of those who have died on our streets or in shelters from conditions directly related to homelessness. In many cases, these services will be the only commemoration of their lives. We would like to invite you to attend one of the three memorial services that are going to be offered throughout the county on Friday, December 19th. And there will be
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But we have given you booklets. I think you have them on the diocese. Okay. With details. Finally, our 2025 point in time count will be held on January 23rd. We invite you to participate. As you will see in the booklet, there are many ways that you can become involved. For those who did not receive a booklet, please go to our website for details. Thank you for your time. And I hope to see you at one of the memorial services on December 19th. And again, at our point in time count on January 23rd. Thank you.
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Gibson. Paul Camus, [address], District 1. A few weeks back, I came to you about a water main leak. And I suggested, well, how about if we had a three-digit number to report those? Just remember, water is H2O, and on your phone, that would be 426.
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not deny you from approaching any individual you like. I mean, I just feel because I talk with folks all over the country on this and they think this is something we need to do. But I'd love for this.
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Yeah. I think it's a great idea. Um, I think that we as a council need to direct the city manager to investigate that because that's what we didn't do.
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homeless as the result of having an infestation of bedbugs in their entire house. I personally have made numerous phone calls to everybody that you can name or think of to help this family out as far as more than less empty out the house, sleep on a blow up mattress,
present, the problem is not as bad, but it's still unlivable. And so they felt, I can't throw this out in front of God and everybody to hear about my problem, but I told her, if you want help, there's no dumb question. There's only a solution to whatever the problem might be. It might not be what you want to hear, but you have to throw it out there.
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and the next with alcohol for the mattresses that I bought. Well, they've been thrown out, so they're all on air mattresses right now. But my thing going forward and end all be all is that this family is in need of assistance with bedbugs that have infested their entire house, clean out your carpet, your linen, ‸ your clothing more or less, and do what? So she said, I know I'm just gonna live with it. I don't know what to do. I said, well, I'm gonna help you and I'm gonna make phone calls because I will call and call and call. Thank you.
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October to the time they call, the bedbugs have been put alcohol on them, bought out loads with the bedbug foggers, put the house on 90 degrees, went in a motel overnight. Maybe the heat would kill them. But they're saying that, okay, yeah, we did all this.
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Do you mind by chance maybe writing that address down and handing it over to Miss Samantha Singer and just in case someone wants to reach out and assist in that issue?
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and schools alike by fostering academic achievement, strengthening community bonds, enhancing science education, and encouraging meaningful community service.
positive impact. This year, SNHS is organizing a senior field trip focused on studying plastic pollution and waterways outside of Brevard County. This immersive, hands-on experience will provide students with critical insights into environmental challenges and inspire innovative solutions. Our hope is to bring these lessons back to Brevard County, applying the principles of sustainability and environmental resilience to benefit our beloved city of Cocoa, Florida.
Our fundraising goal is $2,500, and we are proud ‸ to have already raised $720. We are now $1,780 away from reaching our target, which we hope to achieve by December 18, 2024. Your support would not only help us meet this goal, but also demonstrate a commitment to nurturing the next generation of environmentally conscious leaders. We deeply appreciate your consideration.
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think everyone knows we have a soft spot to hold council for our Cocoa High students and the great work that you all do. You are the future leaders of tomorrow. So I wanted to jump out there, and I guess we could do this as consensus, direct the city manager to see what assistance we can offer, financial assistance on making that trip possible for the students. I think we have the information up here. Do you
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I think we all are able to donate $200 per individual. Is that right? Is that my correct understanding? If they present the proper documentation and go through the process, I think, ‸ like you alluded to, your keen observation, sir, I think we can ‸ make that possible. Help me or correct me ‸ if I'm wrong.
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again, ‸ is for not-for-profits to apply for that. I don't know the exact language with regards to purpose. But so if ‸ you're directing them to apply, obviously ‸ that would have to be an administrative approval because we don't have a meeting prior to the 18th. And so ‸ staff would review their application. And if they meet your criteria, then if you're-if you guys are designating 200 apiece for the $1,000, then we'd just make that administrative approval. Obviously,
I don't know that it rolls up to the school foundation, but we could give it to the school foundation and they could give it to you guys. So ‸ that's my quick thought off the top of my head.
That is correct, Mr. City Manager. Let me ask some other questions. What is the total amount? Come on up. I know you're trying to prepare, ma'am, but help her out a little bit.
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And there will be support there in the community. Just got to pound the pavement. And as Dick Blake used to tell me, the loudest wheel or the wheel that squeaks the loudest. ‸ There you go. Come on with it. It's the oil first.
and it's the reason for the season, I think we can see there will be support there, ladies and gentlemen. But ‸ definitely, for sure, I'm with $200, ‸ and we'll see. But I really would like to see how close you can get to that magical, mystical, magnificent number.
in conjunction with ‸ your remaining sisters and brothers of the Honor Society, ASAP, expeditiously, submit your application. Mrs. Singer, you can reach out to her, and we'll make sure. Sure. It falls on the
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But I just wanted to bring attention to on 524, on the, I guess, the east side of Cox Road, if you're heading towards 520,
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and they're clearing the land, and I guess they're burning it now. They're burning the land, and it's creating a lot of smoke, which is, like, obscuring the vision, like,
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So if you go outside, it's, like, it smells like there's burning rubber, woods, or whatever, and I was just trying to figure out how much longer it's going to go on. And if they have in the future, they're going to have, like, different methods
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And they just use, typically, they use just bulldozers or whatever. So I was wondering why they're using the burning now, because if they had been, like, a natural or God, God, act of God calls brush fire, they typically would have evacuated because of the smoke would have been so heavy. So I'm trying to understand why they're using that method now. Because, like, literally, I just washed my car two days ago, and there was a ton of sediment on it two days later. So if that much sediment is just falling on objects, houses, cars, I can imagine what people are inhaling. And for people who have respiratory issues or whatever, like, I've had a severe smoke allergy since I was little. So I'm just wondering, ‸ in the future going forward, are they going to continue to use those burning methods again, or
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they're
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just going to use, like, they typically do, they just use bulldozers and tools to clear the land as opposed to burning? Because that smoke smells from the time you get up in the morning until when I get off work late at night. And also, not just this case, but for the last six years,
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and when I travel home at night, I
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smelled
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smoke in the air that smells similar to this, although not as heavy. And you can smell
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exit is off 524, but I've never seen where the smoke is coming from. So it's like there's been some kind of burning going on for the last couple years, and I was just wondering, what is the source of that?
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The second one I was talking about. Yes, sir. But the other one is right across from my subdivision.
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several setbacks, things that they have to meet, which allows them to be able to burn that debris on site for two reasons. A, number one, with all the hurricane issues that we just went through and the hauling and all that, there's a huge backup at the landfill, so it's cheaper and quicker for them to burn it. Now, part of that process is, for the Florida Forestry Service, is they cannot start burning until sunrise, and it has to be put out by sunset, and they have to have heavy equipment on scene the entire time. So we've been getting multiple calls on that. I've personally gone out there and checked on it. They do meet the requirements of the Florida Forestry Service.
in those requirements. We just follow through and check on that when we get those complaints or concerns from our citizens to ensure that they stay within those requirements. But it's completely legal for them to do that. A lot of construction companies are doing that now.
‸ They did not burn. What they did was they actually took a mulching machine and ground up a lot of that because they needed to use it for some fill. This contractor particularly did not do that for whatever reason. You know, that's really up to them. But it is a permitted legal burn that they're allowed to do.
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Now,
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out certain areas that may be overgrown and that need to be done what's called backburned in order to cut down the vegetation so it's not such a risk to our community and homeowners.
‸ There's so many different factors that they place into that before they decide if they're going to burn or not. And the last several days, because of the humidity and the weather, all those things made it perfect for them to do some of that backburning to be able to clear out a lot of that brush. So that's what they've been doing all the
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But there's like no regulation as to how close to a subdivision they can do it. Because I remember, I think it was during the early part of the pandemic, there was a natural brush fire or something. And they were evacuating people and people having to leave certain parts of the county. So I'm like, I'm just trying to understand how they're able to do it that close.
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if it was a natural brush fire and they evacuated people before then.
Sure. They meet the setbacks and requirements. ‸ There are setbacks and requirements according to the Florida Forestry Service. Again, they go out and go over all that and check on that. And they're within the limits of the state requirements for those burns.
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Now, is there a timeline they're allowed to do? So, Mr. Brown,
So we went beyond three minutes. So if you have any additional questions, if you will decide to remain at the conclusion of the council meeting, sir, you may approach the proper authorities.
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And we've been denied water for so long because the road is only county maintained and they have a water main down it. We live off the side streets. Okay.
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They just want to give people on the main road access to water. And water is a quality of life and our life is zero. They call our roads unmaintained. I just went to the public utilities and filled out a form. And two years ago, we've done the same thing, but somehow our form got lost. This time I had a response within two minutes. And I asked to speak to Mr. Walsh, but I didn't know you had to go through a certain procedure, but it's hard to put everything on a little teeny card. But what I'm requesting is a water
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can have clean drinking water and access to water. And we don't ask to pay for it. We ask, you know, the station be put in and we'll help whatever way we can.
And the reason being, I went to visit my sister in Arizona and she's 30 miles off the grid. I thought, Lord, you're way out there. But we went into town and there was a water station. It was like Christmas. You go in, you get bulk water, you get drinking water and you pay for it and it's right there. So if they're not going to let us have water because we live on the side streets, we're declared unmaintained.
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And I'm like you said, my feet's on the ground. I don't want to squeak real loud, but I want to start some squeaking. And, you know, we need water. And there's no water nowhere to get. And, you know, there's talking about the homeless.
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I called a well driller. He said, son, you're going to waste your money. Go to the city and see if you can accomplish something. Well, I went to the city and it was, you know, that was, so we'll move forward. And we'll just keep working.
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So I believe he lives off of a private road. And we responded. There is a process in the handbook for extending our services down to him, but that would require that road be brought up to certain standards.
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All right. So the idea that he has is really a good idea. It opened my eyes up to a possibility because ‸ we've never seen it here. And so when he first said it, I'm like, what is he talking about? But I understand his point because I do a lot of work off of Satellite Boulevard. And most of the people who live off of Satellite, Bear Trail, all those side roads going towards Port St. John, it's a dirt road, unmaintained. Most of the people that live out there have wells. They don't have electricity. They live off the land. They are... They survive. And that's ‸ what they do. And so his thing is he can't get water main to his property because most people out there, they don't want to be controlled by government.
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I could give some money to the city, the city put a station out there like a regular gas station, but instead of a gas station, it's water like you have at Publix has the little station. Something that, hey, we'll put in $1, $2, $5, but we can still make money off of this station. So they're not
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anything for free. He's saying provide a station for us to purchase water. And so, and you'll be surprised how many people live from 520 down satellite ‸ all the way down to, what's the other street, Pine and Bay Street.
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Yeah, because ‸ we have a main line going down satellite, so it don't necessarily have to be on satellite, but we do have an area that we have a right away on 520. Correct me if I'm wrong or not.
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50 grand. I don't know if that's included labor, the machines. You know, they're electronic. You go in, you say you want 300 gallons, you pull your truck up, you put the hose in there and 300, you know, and it'll come up with a price. It's just the same as with the water company, but it's just a little bit different. Right.
And, you know, ‸ it would benefit all of us. And I've even seen homeless people at the end of the road asking for change to get water out of the water thing at the service station is 50 cents a gallon. And
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then also that water station real quick would help the homeless because, like I say, they ask for change at the end of the road to get water because there's nowhere to get no drinking water.
centers to go there to even get water for themselves. Because I see a lot of them go everywhere to get water. Yes, sir. And it's very hard. Thank you for your time. And I appreciate you. You
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‸ Well, sometimes I'm a mouthpiece for those that don't want to be a mouthpiece. Just like you said, some don't want anything, but I kind of like clean drinking water and I don't want lead, arsenic, and sodium. ‸ I kind of like ‸ live a little longer. Certainly. Thank you very much. Hold tight, brother. We're not finished
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old water pumping station, like she said, it would be an idea. You know, it don't have to be exactly right there. Like you say, it could work right there. You know, where you can come in. Yep. And, you know, it's digital. You just push in what you want.
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All right. This concludes this portion of delegations. We're allowed to proceed forward to consent agenda item. What are the wishes of council? ‸ Motion to approve. We have a motion
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council city of Cocoa. Brevard County Florida amending chapter 2 administration article 8 firefighters retirement plan of the code of ordinances of the city of Cocoa by amending section 2-326 cost of living increase amending section 2-331 deferred retirement options plan providing for codification providing for severability
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have 180 seconds to elaborate on this particular ordinance 17-2024 final reading. Going once, going twice. Chair ‸ like to close this portion to the public and return to the council. What are the wishes of council?
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Final reading related to chapter 2 administration, article 7 police officers retirement plan amending section 2-196. Benefit amounts and eligibility amending section 2-198. Disability amending section 2-218. Deferred retirement option plan. Providing for incorporation into the code. Providing for some stability of provisions.
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A zoning text amendment regarding appendix A. Article 5 of the code of the city of Cocoa to define transportation terminals. A permitted use applicable to properties located in M-1 cumulative zoning district. And as a special exception in the C-G general commercial district and commercial mixed use PUDs.
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ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. Again, second and final reading. I don't believe we had any changes to this right between first and second reading.
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A zoning text amendment. Revising tree protection preservation standards. Including procedures for waivers of this requirement. As outlined in appendix A. Article number 13. Section 22. Of the city of Cocoa
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Florida, amending the zoning ordinance of the City of Cocoa regarding tree protection and preservation, amending procedures related to waivers of tree protection and preservation requirements, providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances
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to make a motion to approve the second and final reading of this ordinance. And we will still discuss it, but I'm looking for a second. Second. Okay. We have the second on the floor by Councilman Hearn. Okay.
Again, I thank staff as of last time for ‸ the enhancements that were made to it, expanding the minimum area that could be traded for credits, as well as, you know, taking it out of putting it in the tree board, this authority, as well as the mitigation actually coming to Council. But again, I wanted to make the point that the reason we have mitigation on the trees, because the points were made to me, that the reason we were doing this was because it was unfair to developers. Because one developer has one price for mitigation, another developer has a different price for mitigation. But I think what's missed there in that understanding is that the reason we mitigate is to provide economic signals to direct development, to redevelopment. So when you come up with a mitigation, you know, one mitigation is 2 million, another mitigation is 1 million,
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manager, and I don't know if he's had an opportunity to confirm, perhaps you have the information on what the changes are going to mean to the mitigations that are out there right now.
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was 2.8 somewhere in that neighborhood. With palms not being counted, it is ‸ 1.4 that they've already paid. ‸ So, that's the order of magnitude for that particular property. It's going to be different for each property because they have a different amount of trees, they have a different amount of palm trees versus oak trees versus other trees there. And so, it's not ‸ that it was costing developers different amounts because they have different sizes of land. It was, was it fair and balanced? Was it balanced on the environmental side? Was it balanced on the ‸ development side? And so, that's what staff is trying to address there, just to have something that's balanced. Unlike, again, the example we used the last time was the county doesn't require any mitigation, any replacement of oak tree, of ‸ palm trees.
to which the prior ordinance ‸ did. And by example also, the city of Rockledge does not charge you any monetary mitigation amount for the removal of trees. Now, you have to replace trees and you can do it on site or off site. We still have that also. And so, and so, again, this is just an attempt to, to have a balanced ordinance that, uh, protects the environment, protects the ecological systems, but also does not stifle development.
Um, you know, particularly, you know, Dixon, that whole boulevard, that whole corridor, and places where we don't seem to be attracting developers. Whereas, I know Rockledge doesn't have, it doesn't have the mitigation, but they also don't have the undeveloped lands that we have. And that's probably why.
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again, the intent with the lakes at Cocoa Grove is that we'll never see 4 million, 1. ‸ something million, because they will build the station, uh, in their development agreement. Um, and again, and, and Councilwoman Costa and I talked about this in their development agreement. If, if in five years there is a Cocoa station, then, then the mitigation, uh, requirement goes away.
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palms. And so again, it's different based on, uh, the number of palms based on the size of the parcel. But, but again, it's, that looks dramatic and it is dramatic.
Okay. So can I ask then, do, okay, so Brightline having announced, what, what is the connection there? Because Brightline's already announced that there's going to be a station.
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the timing of whether they had announced the station or not there. But again, um, it was the, the, there was a thought from staff, um, you know, not just staff. There was a good thought to, Hey, let's, let's certainly make sure that we have an additional incentive for the station there. And so tie it to, you know, um, you, you can, uh, have that amount forgiven.
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two of the biggest subdivisions in the city. There'll be gated subdivisions and those homes will start half a million dollars on up. And so, and so the, the, you know,
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I won't say it's never absorbed by the, uh, by the developer, but certainly passed on to the potential, uh, home buyer. And so, and so you can look at it that way, but you know, again, and I go back to, you know, it is various, uh, municipalities, uh, counties and cities do it different ways. You know, right, right south of us, south of us, our competitor doesn't require any, uh, mitigation funding. The county doesn't require any replacement of palms again.
but again, if a palm is 12 inches or more, or I think it's maybe six, then you re then it's a three inch replacement tree. That's required, you know, so was it, what is it?
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just, again, just not to the extent that we were before. And again, and I know it's difficult when people ride by Allegra and they see, um, you know, the trees all gone. Well, there's also a landscaping plan that's required for any subdivision. And so trees are going to be planted or replanted also.
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‸ Can I say something? Yes, sir. I appreciate everyone's patient. Um, this is the second and final reading. I know a lot of these questions have been there's redundancy and I ‸ do understand, but ‸ I would love for you to collaborate with the city manager as well.
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when we talk about the developers and the potential profits or their profit margins. And, and so I'm, I'm, I'm in, in, in support of this item. I'm also in support of, uh, L.
construction process that calls has no other choice but to go down to the owner of that particular home and or the renter. And so, so on one hand, we are doing a great job of, of trying to protect the environment, which was, which is yeoman's word. Great job. But at the same time,
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40% of regulation is the cost of a home is all regulation. And so I would like to see it kept as low as possible because everybody wants our homes to be affordable and for people to be able to buy or rent.
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If, if it continues the way that it's going, I'm telling you the construction projects are up two and 300% right now. And, and again, great job protecting the environment. But when
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Those same palm trees that we say replant. That same tree used to be 150 bucks. Go to Miami, put it on back of a truck, 150 bucks. Go down to Miami now, get a, get a tree.
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I'm not bashing any environmental protections, but I just, just wanted to make it clear that there is, that there are adverse effects that could come into play. Uh, we've seen our construction project that we put out of a bid. One
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We get the bids back. It's 1.5 million. And so a lot of that is because of, um, a lot of regulation that's in, in, in play in that. And so, uh, I just, I just wanted to, to, uh, again, I'm, I'm supportive of this 100%, but I just wanted just to make that, make that statement.
or save, uh, parts of the environment that are so important to our stormwater protection, um, as well as just our quality of life here and attracting people to the city. So, I mean, it's just something that I'm struggling with.
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estate because I'm reading the tea leaves. And we must move forward. We must have a vision. It's biblical. We will perish. So now we're going to call the question. All in favor of the saying aye. Aye. Any nays? A nay. ‸ Let the record reflect. Only one
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But I know we need development in order to make our city survive, but beyond that thrive. So we can have safety, police, fire and utilities. As Councilman Hearn said, liquid gold bait. Preceding on to item number 5. Consideration of second and final reading of ordinance number.
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heart of Cocoa, consistent with substitute consent decree, admitting the list of permitted and special exception uses for the consent decree area, admitting the building types, demanded for those certain properties authorized by neighborhood commercial,
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to ‸ allow for neighborhood commercial, mixed use development, and public parking on certain very limited properties within the consent decree area, also known as the heart of Cocoa, ‸ consistent with the substitute consent decree,
amending the building type permitted for those certain properties authorized for neighborhood commercial and mixed use development within the heart of Cocoa sub district of the Cocoa Waterfront Overlay District, as more particularly depicted on exhibit A.
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table for consistency with the list of permitted uses for the consent decree area, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. Again, this is second and final reading. Um, this ordinance is being proposed, um, consistent with an amendment that was done to the consent decree area some time ago, that would permit the city to establish neighborhood commercial uses to try to reestablish, um, you know, those types
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Um, ‸ I think Jennifer's gonna ‸ go over those that primarily have to do with building types for the authorized, um, residential structures up to four, um, dwelling units per building. Um, there's a small change about the, the type building types.
Uh, one is allowing for optional neighborhood commercial and public parking on limited parking. properties to support the commercial uses and those properties are identified on the regulating plan, which is in section 22 of article 11 of the code. So, um, and then the second thing is to amend the list of permitted uses and structures. Uh, so there, uh, there are, uh,
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And we just included two more building types to that list. There was already the estate home, the home, single family home, the cottage, the townhouse, and we added courtyard apartment and apartment building. So those were the only two additions or changes
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on the regulating plan. And, uh, number three is addressing the types of commercial buildings that we are proposing to be allowed. And then number four is amending the lot regulations and setbacks for residential lots. So what this is doing is originally
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chart regarding the, um, development regulations for, for ‸ the buildings. And now that is just directing you directly to section 22, which is the regulating plan. So we're just kind of condensing and, um, trying to consolidate and, um, clean things up there in the ordinance. So those were the four
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Do we, this was approved unanimously. So children, close this portion to council and open to the public. Please come to the podium and state your name. Forrest, please. You have 180 seconds. Going once. Going twice.
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sales and rental and limited types of commercial vehicle and heavy equipment sales and rental to the list of permitted uses in the general commercial zoning district and establishing conditions for such use, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions
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into the code severability and an effective date. And as I know that this is first reading and so staff prepared to give you some background regarding this ordinance. Mayor.
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recreational equipment sales and rental limited types of commercial vehicles and heavy equipment sales and rentals. And to be subject to limitations. ‸ CG zoning category is noted in red on the city zoning map.
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off ramps of I 95. The request warrants its own subsection in the CG category and should be subject to its limitations. The proposed limitations are to further protect the health, safety and welfare of the community while also providing for an overall sense of aesthetics and compatibility of the CG ‸ corridors. The recommended text is written to limit the uses to sales and rentals of enclosed and unenclosed utility trailers and to provide for design standards.
unenclosed utility trailers are to be parked in front of the ‸ building and are limited to one vehicle per 30 feet of street frontage. These unenclosed trailers are to not exceed 16 feet in length. The enclosed trailers shall not be parked in front of the principal structure. See storage areas are to be screened from view with either a solid wall or an opaque fence at least six feet in height.
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District are auto oriented and include the sale of automotive vehicles and agricultural equipment. The provided limitations and design standards create for uniformity along the CG corridors.
text and conditions. Staff also recommends approval to the proposed land development code amendment to add major recreational equipment, sales and rentals, limited commercial vehicles and heavy equipment and sales and rentals to the list of permitted uses in the CG zoning district with limitations and design standards. Happy to answer any questions.
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Do we have any questions for Mr. Murray? Is the applicant here? Would you come to the podium, sir? With council approval, would you like to hear from the applicant? I know we normally do, but I just like to hear you confirm.
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of the property owner that submitted the request. I just wanted to compliment your staff on their presentation. ‸ Don't really have anything to add unless you had questions for me. So ‸ would appreciate your support. Thank you.
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like to close this portion to council over to the public? Public, if you have any questions pertaining to this particular item, please come forward and state your name for us. You have three minutes to elaborate or expound on this particular item. Now, ordinance number 13-2024. Going once, going twice.
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amending the official zoning map designation of 16 parcels of real property totaling 8.36 acres more or less and generally located adjacent to state road 520 near the intersection with Virginia Avenue Ruth Street and aurora Street in
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general commercial CG providing for the repeal of prior consistent ordinances and resolutions severability and an effective date again this is first reading of this item thank you
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you mayor um and ‸ as has been previously stated this is ordinance 15 2024 pine grove park commercial zoning map amendment and so these parcels are like has been said are adjacent to
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these parcels were annexed into the city in 2004 from Brevard County and one from um in 2006. They're bordered by existing commercial on the north and east and a single family residential neighborhood on the south and Brevard County directly to the west. east They were assigned a future land use of commercial but a zoning category was not assigned at the time of the annexations. This makes future development challenging with the absence of a city zoning designation. The adjacent future land uses are generally commercial to the north and east and low density residential to the south and Brevard County again to the west.
part of the staff analysis in a rezone request is the potential of creating non-conforming lots. So per article 5 of the city zoning code non-conforming arts lots are legal uses but don't conform with the zoning regulations such as lot size setback minimums of the district they're in.
As shown here, there are a mix of uses. Auto sales and storage, furniture and thrift sales, shutter manufacturing and sales, welding, mixed retail, parking, auto repair, personal services, and vacant unused property. The next slide is a breakdown of the Brevard County zoning classifications of the subject parcels when they were annexed. There's one parcel in the subject area with the former county classification of
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vacant keeping in mind these parcels have a commercial for future land use assigned by the city this parcel will be considered a conforming commercial parcel in the proposed
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retail warehousing and wholesale commercial and are a variety of retail personal services light industrial manufacturing vacant or unused two of these businesses, notated in blue, are ‸ light industrial and are manufacturing nature and they were allowed in the county zoning designation but with imposed conditions however in the proposed city CG zoning district they are not permitted uses and will be considered legally non-conforming. As described in the city of
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be allowed to continue as they have been as long as they remain compliant with city code requirements and standards for screening, parking, safety, etc. or until the use is expanded or abandoned. They will not be penalized or be required to bring their site up to conformance with the development regulations of general commercial if they have not already done so the remaining 12 of the former BU parcels will be considered conforming in the city CG zoning district. All of the businesses will be expected to comply with the code requirements and standards for screening, parking, safety, etc. And all of the businesses will be required to maintain current business tax receipts with the
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appendix a article 11 schedule of district regulations section 12 of the city code, which outlines the allowed uses and development regulations for the general commercial district. This assignment is also an extension of the existing zoning district to the existing city boundary. So the planning and zoning staff report covers the analysis of the criteria according to appendix
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With regard to impact to land use patterns, school districts consistency with the comprehensive plan, traffic, storm water and other utilities and public services.
neighborhood or the surrounding areas, nor it is, is it expected to adversely affect property values. ‸ staff has also determined ‸ consistency with the comprehensive
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to clarify the two uh parcels that are going to be now non-conforming. uh Again, the restrictions that are going to be on them if they decide to move, something else can't go in there like what they had. Is that what you're
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Again, like I said, I do support this. So let me um close this portion to council over to the public. Please come forward and state your name if you have any concerns
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point 58 cents. uh Mr. wilkinson iand Chief call you to as well. I know that this duration started from July 7th, 17th, 2021 to February the 9th, 2024.
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you. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Motion to approve. Second. We got a motion on the floor from Councilwoman Costs and the second by Deputy Mayor Weeks, Mr. Wilkinson. And I thank you for your valuable input, uh Deputy Mayor Weeks. ‸ Ma'am.
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This would be his first time hearing from me This is his first time. Just want to say good evening. All right. Good evening. All right. Then since send that I have the blessings of Chief Collier.
And his staff. And we have emotional on the floor by Councilwoman Costs and the second by Deputy Mayor Weeks. just gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor saying aye. Aye. aye Any nays? i said unanimously congratulations mr schaefer okay proceeding on to item number seven dash two the reappointment of mrs shenita joiner as a member of the
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it unanimously proceeding on to item number three number three ‸ city council liaison appointments an appointment of the Space Coast League of Cities and Florida League of Cities voting delegates and alternates for
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Affordable Housing Project, to construct homes on the remaining lots in the Michael C. Blake Subdivision Authorizing the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a project agreement which will then be returned to the City Council for final approval
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C. Blake subdivision and to authorize the City Manager and Attorney to negotiate a project agreement. The solicitation went out on September 20th. We received uh we had a total of 1629 notifications that were sent out to the vendors. and 39 individuals downloaded the RFP. Proposals were due October 25th. We received
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On October 29th, the Evaluation Committee held a meeting. The Evaluation Committee was comprised of the following individuals. Myself, Community Services Director, Rebecca Bowman, Finance Director, and
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on November 15th to go through the proposal, which they presented their project ideas and we did a scoring of those of the proposal uh the scoring overall was 96.17 out of 100. uh I will jump right to what you see up on the screen in front of you. uh There are 17 lots that are currently vacant for development. uh
feet. uh I have enveloped the elevations included in the packet and I'm going to present those to you. So what you see here is the proposed site plan of what the the remaining development is. uh If I can point up here, the northern part of these lot areas that you see vacant above you, that's where the five homes that we just finished building ‸ for the Michael C. Blake
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The next slide gives you a rendition of what, uh this is Valencia Street looking down Valencia, uh of what the homes would look like um with the development. These
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story homes, uh garage with a extended driveway to fit multiple cars on the, um in the driveway. uh You see the sidewalks with the trees and the landscaping. This is the first elevation, the breeze elevation. Give you an idea of what it looks like. uh This is the second elevation, which is Cypress, uh very similar in elevations look. And then this is the third elevation of element. And each of the elevations have three different versions that they can, ‸ the, the, uh the builder will present to the buyer to review, to, to select when they go. So there will be, uh as far as the subdivision is concerned, you're not going to have the exact same house side by side by side along the, uh the street. So it will be broken out um quite nicely. and And so that's the presentation. I do have representatives from
here. um like I said, we're very excited to begin this process to finally be able to complete the Michael C. Blake subdivision and, and actually build more homes than what we had. We had 22 lots for the subdivision. uh when we complete this, we will have 37 homes that will be constructed total in the subdivision, which is, um wonderful. um that is a tax benefit for diamond square. It's a tax benefit for the city ultimately. And, um and it adds a wonderful, group of people to our community. So we're very excited about this. um but I
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Okay. Well, I know that they're insurable. It's just, you get a discount if it's over 50 something percent block, I believe. I can't remember what, what that exact
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the bedrooms upstairs on those? I know you don't have floor plans yet, but, um i I believe there is one bedroom downstairs and then the rest are upstairs. oh
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I, I, I can't answer that, you know, in any kind of intelligent way, you know, I think it is, it's a larger project. These, you know, it's targeted at a price point that I think is difficult for some developers to. You know, make that work in terms of construction. It's easier for a national developer to do that. And national developers often look past sites like this because they're looking for larger sites. so
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I mean, he I think he he answered appropriately. I mean, it's a uh there are not many builders, developers that can actually do it within uh the time frame that he uh actually uh covered. um They have agreed to do it at the HUD sales price and at the uh at the uh affordable housing income
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plate on that. um I do have a question about if you look at the bottom of the screen here on Barbara Jenkins, those, uh and you see a home in the middle of that, those lots are owned by, uh the housing authority. And so i'm not sure, Matt, if you've talked to them about acquiring those lots.
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Absolutely. We, we did talk to the housing authority. There are some procedural hurdles to work out relating to HUD. um but as soon as we can work that out, we'd be absolutely happy to, um to acquire those from the city and to continue the same program that you see on the north side of Barbara Jenkins. Yeah.
think it's easier for the city to acquire and then to, to, uh to sell to you guys. And we get there quicker that way. But, but I just want to put that on the record for, for Mrs.
um but, but again, um I appreciate them actually responding to the RFP ‸ and as you can see, it is doing the big impactful things in a short period of time.
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have a lot of subs on this project. And landscaping is one of the things that we had a lot of conversations about with that particular building to see if we can possibly piggyback on some of the subcontract, subcontract the contract that you have to assist with us with enhancing that building. Because we putting uh 30 plus homes or surrounding this you know facility. We have a a dream about what this facility could be.
hopefully. um But i I just think it's a perfect opportunity while you're already there to to possibly do some sort of a um a community benefit contract you know to help with that. You know, that that facility that's right there connected to it. I
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windows inside. is getting upgraded. But just the outside aesthetics is is really not where it should be based on what's getting built. And so this has been
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I think the comment has been noted. Okay. I mean, the the recommended action is to uh direct the manager and city attorney and negotiate the contract. It's going to come back to you. Okay. So we'll take that as as a deal point.
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museum we have here. And uh I ‸ just warned if he was conveying his idea as well of parking lot improvements, which could also assist with overflow parking if residents
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asphalt millings we talked about, um which is, you know, you have to do the job, um but, you know, it won't bring what I'm talking about. But it still would bring more parking. Yeah.
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technically there was an opportunity to speak under, um on the public delegations because this is a non-public hearing item. So that would be the appropriate time to make
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for the city manager to execute documents related to the debt financing approval ‸ the city manager's authority to make necessary budgetary changes of debt proceeds and debt payments and equipment costs to correspond to Bank of America's uh a proposal
um If City Council will recall in the fiscal year 2025 adopted budget, the city manager proposed um purchasing some uh capital equipment through the use of lease proceeds. uh Council did approve the adopted budget and and that was included in the adopted budget. uh Included in that also was an estimate of what we thought the debt service payments were going to be um and the estimated amount based on the quotes we had at the given time on the vehicles. uh
uh through uh the financial advisor uh put out a uh quote request for proposals um and bank of america came back with the most favorable interest rates um of note we're going to or we're proposing to do two different um amortization schedules because one of the things that's being proposed to be purchased is a fire truck which has a longer life than the rest of the equipment um so there's two different terms one a six-year term the other a
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term um this agenda item is requesting approval to execute a master lease agreementagreement and then as each piece of equipment is purchased there will be other documents that need to be approved the estimated closing date on this master lease agreement is December 17th which is next week so this item is requesting approval to approve the agenda item and allow the city manager to execute those forms documents associated with this master lease agreement in addition to the the mayor as well and then uh
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and so in order to be transparent we're bringing forward the budget adjustment to include that piece of equipment on the list that we have provided to Bank of America. So we are asking for that. And then we're asking for the city manager to be able to do the budget adjustments. So right now we just budgeted an estimate of what we think we need as far as debt proceeds and then the cost of each piece of equipment and there's going to be related financing costs. And so we can't really know how to budget exactly until we get all the final cost And so we're requesting approval for the city manager to be able to go ahead and do those budgetary adjustments and then staff will come back at a later date to city council and inform city council of exactly what the numbers were in the accounts
So there is a listing of the equipment attached to the city council agenda item, but generally speaking, it's a fire truck, some um other vehicles, and then this IT infrastructure.
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this is an estimate of the cost of the equipment which is 2.6 million it is an actual lease agreement to purchase this equipment um not a line of credit so we're estimating it's up to 2.6 million dollars and then as i said
we'll draw out of an escrow account. So these funds will be put in escrow. We'll pay for the equipment and then we'll submit all the documentation to Bank of America. And
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So this is just uh extending the deadline for the developer to actually have in place a performance bond for the uh for the uh uh platted improvements there. And so obviously they were not able to make the December 1st, 2024 deadline. So we're moving that out uh one year.
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related ‸ agreements with multi-year contract renewals. Authorizing the city manager to issue the purchase orders. Approve a contingency resolution. Authorizing the city manager to approve and execute change orders.
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Yeah. the um Can you explain why, like, so when I travel down that road, um I can see, you know, the disrepair, but then I go further down Michigan, closer to Clear Lake, and the road is just as bad. At least to the untrained eye. So what I want to understand is um the trained eye and the test that you've done. Okay. How does it determine because it, yeah, because that's what I'm going to hear from my constituents. Okay.
So we had our uh geotechnical consultant go out and take uh core samples of the roadway to assess the condition of the pavement at various locations. And of the three stretches, ‸ two of the ones that were recommending full depth um rehabilitation uh uh show to uh lack the the the stable uh sub base needed uh to provide an overlay on. uh So uh they're recommending full depth reclamation where they take the portion of the
uh uh with, with, uh uh with the the materials that they kind of pulverize, blended together to come uh to kind of lay down a sub base that is more stable than than what the core samples are showing.
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Mr. Mayor and council members, wewe put this on. um um This is city business or council business. We put it, we put it on city business because again, I wanted to note that because this is coming over over what we originally projected. ‸ We
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‸ which uh projects drop off of the regular as a result of moving the 135 to this project, right? You have those identified yet the ones that we will not do.
So so again, just wanted to for for full transparency ‸ that to to you all um the item that was on consent, the ARPA item. um I was actually going to recommend and probably still will recommend that some of that be um utilized to take up to shore this shortfall in case you wanted to replace some of those streets that would be removed from the regular street paving program. and But
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I, well, I just had some questions on, I wanted to hear what, um uh especially over, uh where it talks about the ship rehab program, um was previously approved but was not allowed. So, um all of these items that, uh are coming from what's left and obviously it has to be, uh something has to be done with it before the 31st of December, correct? Has to be designated, is that what I'm reading, correct?
some of the unallocated money for ship to help with some of the rehabs. And then upon further review, we realized that, um the use of the money could be programs that are eligible under CDBG and ship as a state funding program. So, it's not the same thing. So, we identified we couldn't use the money for that.
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um as part of this funding, uh city council previously approved for, um provost and Gilmore, Stradley Park, ‸ some of the park projects, um to take a portion of the ARPA money. to supplement anything that ran short
um range road. um We need to get that money on a purchase order. And so we didn't have time for, I know there's still money in the sign fund balance for Juni Rios, but that project is not like underway where we could use this money ‸ for that. So it was just kind of leftover balances that I had my staff kind of consolidate everything and identify how much money was
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slash program and then to reallocate this money. to what the city manager. um uh Deems an appropriate purpose of the money. And as he alluded to in the previous agenda item, he is going to suggest using that to fund this
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understand because in reading through this, obviously, I wasn't on the council when all this took place. And I just because it was on consent, I couldn't get my questions answered that way. So I wanted to do it this way. So
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that they're pulling the promises like the money that they raised. And so ‸ trying to pull the same amount of money from the same people over and over and over again. and so um
I apologize for not being present in person but I appreciate the opportunity to speak to you very briefly um from my phone I am actually at a school board meeting this evening supporting one of our teachers um I just wanted to take a moment first and foremost to thank the city of Cocoa for your unwavering support of Cocoa High School of our students our programs our teachers and um you know this evening the request to consider um helping to financially support our varsity state championship bound football team, repeat loading,
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understanding that budgets are limited and there's a lot of different places that money needs to be spent. um My ask is simply that there are a lot of costs that go into helping support our extracurricular activities such as football. Some of those costs can be quite extensive and the only means of us um earning funds for those programs is through ticket sales and um as well as through some fundraising. And we have been certainly doing all of those things this year. We have been very blessed with the support of Booster Club who has also been assisting us. But um the cost of a state championship trip is quite extensive. And so any consideration that you might be able to provide to us would be certainly
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great, great, sponsor for corporal high school, but I think everything has a limit. Right. And so I'm asking for us to to once again, step up if possible um to assist wherever we feel is needed. um I don't know what that is.
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the Again, that that process is for not-for-profits to come in and apply for that funding. So I'm not sure. You know, BMT Coaches is a is a city of cocoa business. And so, you know, maybe there's some discount that, uh you know, um thatthat perhaps they're willing to uh to uh consider. um you know, this would just be from reserve or from contingency. to contingency has to be replaced, Rebecca?
No, it does not need to be replaced. But, um city council needs to approve use of contingency. And it would still be a donation and follow fall under the donation policy.
okay okay okay. Councilman Goins, can I throw another, excuse me, another caveat into the formula, please? yes sir um I'm in favor. um I collaborated with the city attorney. um some of our business partners, so if we can establish a flyer. uh
it's at the end of the year, so we're they're looking for tax write-offs, sir. um Maybe we if that's in agreeance with ‸ both the city attorney and the city manager and his staff because i you know it's a team effort. So, um I mean, to me, we should give us a number and then work toward that number. And then whatever we receive from, maybe if it's legal or not, those that we do business with, whatever that shortfall may be, or it may even supersede that. You get what I'm saying? So, so if we can do something of that nature or that magnitude, you know, reach out to our business partners so that one person is not being bombarded, you know what I'm saying? um I think that would be a good idea, too, as well. up now It's up to you all. um
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I'll rely on Anthony to keep me out of trouble on this one, but but if if you guys sort of establish what you want to contribute, I'm happy to go to, for instance,
assist. Hopefully, they will be. So, so if you guys could actually say, hey, we're gonna, uh we're gonna, I don't know if you're trying to help them with the the entire 7 800 or if you're going to establish yours at 2500, and then um again, would be happy to approach um the folks that I know that uh have a relationship with BMT to about their charge here. So, yeah,
Ii just in my opinion, just knowing how much I know the rings cost last year, and you know everything goes up. ‸ if we just replace, or attempt to replace what a
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Garganese, because yes, we want to help, but be mindful now. yeah You know, we got children, you got to love them all the same. We have multiple schools here. You know what I'm saying? So,
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with other schools, primary and secondary schools? That's all I'm saying. what primary schools here in the city, limits of cocoa that's all I'm saying, sir. that's quite Garganese, from a legal perspective, sir.
um ‸ on a couple of issues, just to remind you that, of course, the city um is limited to expenditures that serve a municipal purpose. So that, first and foremost, has to be a municipal purpose. um you know And I know the city has been very generous with the school district over the years. And, I mean, the stadium that they play in, that was funded by the city of Cocoa.
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that they are bringing attention to their needs financial needs for this important uh championship, the city can certainly share that through its social media um vehicles andand share the that flyer with um you know the people that uh interact with the city. to try to generate generate support. But, again, it's not the city's responsibility to solicit funds for them That's the, I mean, I understand the importance of the to the community, but that's just not
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In the financial operations manual, this op is adopted by city council. There's about three pages of what the policy is, um and it has stipulations like uh the organizations need to submit and go through the city clerk and submit the application
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prior to the event. It needs to serve the public purpose, as the city attorney just referred to. um They need to provide documents certain documentation. So there's a lot of stipulations in that donation policy. Okay, thank you.
um I want to go on the record, though, and say that we have waivedwe have waived the uh amount of days. So um we we definitely have a policy, but we have in the past, I know
‸ So uh when I first uh heard of this and um this inquiry here, um I definitely thought long and hard on this situation here. And uh one of the points that I kept thinking about ‸ as I've been traveling as a council member across the state, um I can't tell you, I have numerous people, even I think me and
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We want people to move here. And to be honest, a lot ‸ of times schools are a selling point for people to move to an area, rather than as academics or sports. And I look at this as an opportunity to further brand
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And I can witness that uh they're uh not quarterback club. What are they called now? ‸ Booster club. They have been working hard trying to raise money. um I've bought many dinners that they put on, different things. different And uh I even volunteered uh starting the new year. I want to start. uh I'm going to put myself out there and try to help raise money um for the football team
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persevere the football team is needless to say it's known because every time we play one of our opponents i reach out to that mayor of that city and politely remind them and
sir so So there is love for our school because biblically, charity starts at where first? Home. So we stand in solidarity. Now I'm gonna ‸ ask the question one more time and then I'm gonna ‸ turn the floor over
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mean, I'd break it down into I mean, there was two issues of discussion. One is direct funding, whether or not the City Council wants to um contribute uh to this cause and and‸ you believe it serves a municipal purpose.
and making it known to various uh organizations in the community. um That I see that as part two to the um discussion. Now, ‸ manager may see it different. He's putting pad uh pen to pad and obviously, um you know,
and i And I would just piggyback in terms of the public purpose on the things that uh the council members have said thatthat there's a belief that in um in providing funding and getting the city of Coco's name out there, it would ultimately uh uh serve ‸ a economic development return, and maybe tourism return, and certainly a branding uh uh return that may lead to uh further economic development, may lead to um um um um additional um activity in terms of uh folks wanting to actually visit and or live in the city of
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here. So, um I'm not sure of the date after state championship when they start ordering the rings. um I'm sure they probably didn't want to jinx they stuff and order them early. um but, but‸ I guess my, the issue is because we're in between.
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uh our individuals point well taken just, just so let's lock us in on this 8k, sir. If you don't mind and let them come back and, and give us some numbers, but they will know that we're in support of them. That's all I'm saying.
that That's all because I, you know, trust me that they got bookkeepers and they and then BPS has financial directors just like the city will. But I'm just saying I think a commitment from us to assistant aid them will be sufficing. Okay. If that's okay with you. Yes, sir. Because
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evening, everybody. uh Just just so you know, uh uh the the last uh Space Coast TPO meeting, uh we were off playing some Milton Bradley games. And so uh uh I am here to report on uh the uh taccac meeting that was held yesterday. uh We had a couple actions that came through, uh mostly administrative, election of annual officers, uh the uh
uh And then there were two uh uh trans uh transportation improvement program amendments. uh Neither affected COCO. uh Under presentations, uh we had several presentations. uh The first one was the draft 2050 long range transportation plan or LRTP. This is a 10-year plan. uh To note, if uh your project isn't in the LRTP, you're not going anywhere, meaning no money. uh In the LRTP, the draft, uh there are uh six projects involving COCO. I'll go over them real quick, but I believe the uh uh Public Works folks do have up on their website where you can actually go and tag every one of these projects. But it's the
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is also the Complete Streets uh study. uh The next uh presentation was on the 2035 Transit Development Plan, that's Space Coast Area Transit. This is a 10-year plan. uh Some of the things that they talked about uh were the proposed service changes. One of them, now this is a 10-year plan, uh one of them being the intermodal
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And of course, that has like no funding, but at least it's on the road map uh The next steps for that uh TDP, uh they'll be, it will be addressed at the uh Governing Board meeting on Thursday. And then uh in
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website, you can go to the f dot website. They list project managers, so if you have issues, you can go tag them there. But uh the f dot report, they reported out on the
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mill and resurface, seems to be going along pretty well estimated completion date early 2025. 520 uh cox to aurora let's go the other way uh the safety project, uh estimated completion, uh late 2024. Well, isn't that where we're at now? uh So yeah, they should be finishing that up, but I don't get out that way very much. uh Of course, the uh
that safety project, uh that seems to be coming along really well. uh I uh take Clear Lake quite often, and uh it looks like now they're just down to a ‸ couple of the uh corner uh concreting in because they're setting up the traffic control devices. They've set the big new arms. uh The one thing I did note but did not ask about yet was I noticed uh
slash, I don't have it in my notes, but I noticed the traffic control cameras. were not up on those new arms yet. ‸ So, you know, uh you don't no longer have the loop of wire in the road. uh You've got the cameras up top. There's a couple of different versions of cameras they're running in software. They can narrow it down. I was even told they can count pedestrians with them. So, uh and then uh last but not least, uh there's a uh right on the very north end of the city, uh
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designated as Chief Fire Officer through the Center of Public Safety Excellence. uh very hard designation to get, but he went through the process and he got his confirmation just a couple ‸ weeks ago. And then
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Holiday Festival. um The festival runs from 11 to 3 in riverfront park and the parade starts at 10 a.m i just wanted to remind everybody too on that holiday parade, they have implemented a quiet zone of the parade. So the first part of the parade um
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implementing that this year for the parade. And then um a reminder of our annual Economic Development Business Showcase event, we will be sending out invites um probably sometime next week to all of the council um and inviting our um the public as well.
our achievements in economic development, um and we invite our local businesses to showcase at the event. And um they sample products and sell their items. So
It is January 15th. It's a Wednesday um at 4 30 And it should be on your calendars already, um but if not, I will make sure that is on there. um And that's all I have.
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community. um So we're really looking forward to that presentation. We'll have our um video that the mayor just recorded um for our highlights of economic development
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And then also with regards to bright line the grant application is due on Monday. And we we hopefully we'll turn that in on Friday. uh bright line has requested, and we'll bring back to the council uh in January, that that uh we do the site plan for for the station there.
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from the grant there. But you know i think it's I think it's a real good sign that bright line ‸ has said, let's go forward. Let's uh let's advise the uh the grantors that we are uh going to do the site plan and we're going to do the environmentals there. So ‸ feel really good about that. Yeah, good things
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Okay. All right. So uh ‸ wanted to kind of describe some of these uh traffic calming devices. We're going to start with uh raised crosswalks. A raised crosswalk is a raised flat area where pedestrians can cross the road. It spans the, uh it runs the span of the road up to 10 feet in length, and tapers off to the roadway pavement, and has a height of anywhere between three and three and a half inches. A speed hump is a rounded raised area of pavement, typically 12 feet in length. They are often placed in series 300 to 600 feet apart across all lanes of traffic and have a height of
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So justjust just to make sure I got it right, so approximately by the real church, what what is ‸ That's a speed cushion, speed cushion um just uh what would that be?
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figure out the funding for that, but again, just wanted to, to uh advise you all of that so wewe can get the work on that as soon as possible. Yes, sir.
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uh a double A minus. And so bond ratings are triple A is the highest and then you get into the double A's there. And so this is the only time that uh that a minus is better than a plus because... You threw me on that one.
and then single A's there. And so, again, credit to um ‸ You know, uh uh Deputy Mayor talked about, you know, uh the fiduciary responsibility of the council and of staff there. And this is a great indication of that by uh having our... Again, bond rating raised from, again, uh
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okay, okay. And I'm asking that for a reason because of, um I know, two events at Walmart um with both the fire and the police, and then the police also did a fun uh toy drive to as well. So, I mean, we're all working together on the same team, correct? Amen? ‸ Okay, because I'm a firm believer in that there's power in numbers, and we're all on the same team. We can agree to disagree, but it's okay.
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to see who can raise the most uh food for the for the homeless ‸ and we we've won it the last two or three years in a row hopefully this is our fourth year in a row
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Mr. City Manager. Last night we were at an event, sir. Could you expound on the event from last night? Because I know our there were others our council members had pre um um pre-bookings So um I'm asking maybe you can talk about that too.
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one by a private citizen. And so last night we had that. It was a great event. um Gil Ramirez um presented sort of the future of transportation. um You know you noted earlier that uh
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also presented uh on the station and on things to come with regards to uh the Space Coast and and just our transportation improvements, improvements of the network andand so those sort of ‸ things. And so uh great night. uh Food was good. um um And and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. Yes,
sir. Yes, sir. And i i I know council members had uh pre-obligations and I understand perfectly, um but you missed out on some great food, man. Great food. It seems like everyone wanted ‸ a gift except the City of
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good time. This year they actually put seasoning in the food. It was really, really good. But they don't do sweet potato pie, they do pumpkin pie. I don't know why they do that. It's just a good time. Just all around serve, serve community.
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Thank you for staff for coming and giving information. Really, really good information. A lot of you answered the question. We had some disagreements on some things, which is always good as well. ‸ It was good to have so many different people with different
Yes, ma'am. I didn't send anything since I was the only one last time who did when everybody else didn't. But I did ‸ want to say that the event last night ‸ was awesome and Georgiana was at our table and she told us that the 524 widening project, the design is fully funded. So they were going to start the design ‸ part of it. So I was thrilled with that, obviously. And then she also said, I know it's not in the city of Coco, but Ellis Road is fully funded. ‸ They've got all the money to finally do Ellis Road down there. It's taking two years worth of TPO money to do it, but they ‸ are doing it. So ‸ that was good information. And I think Coco, you know, showed well last night for that. And thank you to the staff. You did an awesome job decorating. And it was ‸ a great event. So thank you. I'm sorry I'm going to miss the parade on Saturday. I'm having a little surgery on Friday and I'll be out of commission for a couple of weeks. So ‸ thank you. Thank you.
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Walmart, the Walmart distribution center? Um, you know, they've got all the signs up, no parking, no parking. The trucks are all over the place out there. Now they built that huge facility. Why do they not have a place where those trucks can park on that property instead of all over the roads?
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And I don't know why they can't park on Walmart property. They should be able to park out there, but they don't even let them park on the road out. You know, when you turn off a 524 headed that huge long road is there and no trucks are allowed to park there.
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not picking up trash before they cut it. And there it is trash all over the right of ways. But I do know that's, that's their baby. But is it a lot of citizens don't know that they just drive through
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So we have, uh, uh, a memorandum of, uh, of understanding with FDOT. So we maintain that area, but we have a contractor that goes out and performs that the mowing of that area. And they will send photos of their staff picking up trash and mowing before and after they mow. And so that trash that they, that people see, um, we, we, we ‸ believe is from the waste management trucks that
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Drive. That swale or trench or whatever you want to call it. So I got several calls today that people saw activity over there and I was just wondering what you have planned.
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ditch. And so she's going to regrade the south side slope back to the original grade prior to us doing anything there. And so, so that should address the, uh the, the issue of flooding of that home there.
done. And we knew that we weren't going to get any traction until it was done. So I was glad to see that they've got that fully funded. um I'm looking forward to Friday because, um we will have the, um um orchid lakes grand opening, quite a Christmas present. um I'm looking forward to seeing the facility and, and, um other than that last week, uh
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say the, um the utilities and natural resources committee, which is the one that I sit on, uh made their priority made one of the priorities, the utility enterprise fund transfers and restrictions. We've talked about that before, that that's under threat and with this legislature because the um folks that were really kind of protecting us there have moved on. So um we're going to wait and see what happens there. I'm sure the mayor will report on other priorities. I have to say that um
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this full time, do the legislative um relationships and lobbying, um they're really just saying that, that you we just have to prepare be prepared for surprises. So, uh that's all I have. Merry Christmas to everybody. And thank you to staff for last night.
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very, uh very, uh needed, ‸ learned a lot. um in the few workshops that I attended, um one of the biggest things they taught, we have went to one session where they spoke of the 2025 Senate priorities. um and one of the things that I thought
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more into data driven outcome based approach, uh to protecting our water supply, removing excessive nutrients from septic tanks and other sources, which means there is
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eye, from the state level on these issues that, you know, we've been navigating through. um so a lot of great information, a lot of data driven information that was given to us. um
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uh last Friday. it was That was a great game to see. Our guys went out there, and um uh oh ‸ it got cold. I did not expect that temperature to drop like that. I had a jacket on, but it did nothing. But those guys played through with heart. They represented us well. Super proud of them. And uh before that game, they had the
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going to UCF, offensive lineman. uh You see our quarterback there, Brady. uh He actually committed to Texas a m And we had another guy going to FSU, and one is going to FAU. So, uh and that's just a few of the there's more to come, more announcements to come. So, these are guys
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um I i know you're the newbie on the block, uh Deputy Mayor Weeks, but there's still room at the top for you, ma'am. I would love for you to get involved on maybe one of the boards because
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I think there's power in numbers. and And just for the record, there has been a new number. We have new, excuse me, there are nine new state senators in the state of Florida. There's a complete change from, as Councilwoman
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ranging from um general funds on how we transfer funds from our, they're trying to lock that down. So we must be in the loop. I'm happy to say that um I would like to maybe invite um House
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he and also Senator Rice support. And also I think now Senator Mayfield, she won the House of Reps, but she originally started from thethe the Senate side, went to the House side. And with the departure of Senator Randy Fine, I think that slot has come available. and and Right. So it's imperative we stay
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where we have the opportunity to speak and Boynton Beach. That's Boynton Beach as well. The mayor and city staff and council members. um Here we are again. We were located at a fine facility in Boynton Beach and some of the city clerks as well. Myself, our Richard Radcliffe, uh Mrs. Sheila Donahue, and myself at this event.
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a recipient. Rachel was a recipient last night. It was funny because uh President Kennedy uh uh was kind of reserved on giving out the gifts last night. uh This is one of our comical moments here, as you can see, myself and my our our rowdy friends. um As you can see, a lot of power here is here from the real estate. Also also
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‸ ourselves. I know it's not proper English, but hey, man, I'm a firm believer in that. um One other thing I want to say, knowledge is power. And as we move into the new year, uh Mr. City Manager and staff, I'm asking that we become, uh re-educate Waste Management. I know we got a magnet. I know they sent out literature and Mrs. Singer. But I would also, just because of the new year, I think a lot of people are now being concerned about how some of the rules have changed. So I would like to have a sit down with Waste Management so we can be brought up to speed again as we prepare for the new year. Please, ma'am. Please, sirs. And on that note, I would like to say Tiger Pride. Tiger
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