I would like to remove those two items. And also under consent, there was a scrivener error, a typo.
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So I would like to amend that.
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I have another amendment to add to that. So I would second if you would consider another amendment. I
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discussion with the Ethics Commission and I'm seeking a formal decision from them, my ability to vote on that item.
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Okay. ‸ Everyone
wants ‸ consent. Okay. ‸ So you're talking about number, okay. Item number 7-2.
And Mayor, just to clarify that consent item is item 5-4 that had the error. Yes.
Yes,
ma'am. I apologize. Yes. Item number 5-4. Yes, ma'am.
Thank you.
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Yes, sir.
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Chester, was that right, y'all, or did you second it?
I seconded.
Oh, she seconded it. She seconded
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Okay. There we go. I knew something wasn't right. It's good.
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That's awesome. Chester's going to call the question all in favor, ‸ saying aye. Aye. Aye.
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So that means we have no council business, period, point blank. Is that the correct interpretation, ladies and gentlemen? Yes.
Yes.
There is no public hearing, ladies and gentlemen.
Yep.
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Okay. Can I get
an amen so I know we all are on the same sheet of
news
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Okay. Thank you. Thank you. That's all I want to know. ‸ All right.
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Herb Hernandez, the Executive Director of Cocoa Housing Authority. Herb and Sean, I know you're in the audience. Please come to the podium. Let's bring on with a round of applause, please. We're all right.
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Just a quick question. Is it left and right are the buttons? Mr.
Beach?
‸ We
have a question, sir.
Left and right is front. Great. Thank you. I just wanted to let you all know. So the reason we wanted to do this presentation tonight was to provide you with some information about the Housing Authority, some updated information, and also to make you aware that there will be a future request from us for assistance and support from the city.
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We all know
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We all want affordable housing that's affordable to us, whatever that might be. But in particular,
the
Housing Authority focuses on families that are at 80% of Brevard's area median income. And Brevard's area median income right now is $82,300. So families that are at 80% of that AMI is approximately $65,000. So households that make approximately $65,000 a year. If it is family that's at 50%, we're talking just a little under $41,000 a year. So we have programs that help assist families in that range. And yes, as always, we will always be here to assist families that have little to no income, and we will continue to do that. But we want everybody to know that we
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And
the reason that we're here is not just because we're an affordable housing developer that is asking for assistance from the city, though we are one, and we would ask, just like all would ask, because everybody can use funding for affordable housing, especially with the cost of construction now. But we're primarily here because we need to obtain, we must obtain your support in order to be eligible or competitive for the state's low-income housing tax credit program. They're very competitive. They get a lot of applications for very little funding. And over the years, they've tried to make sure that applicants who are applying for credits are supported by their local government.
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a ‸ financial support. So not just pat on the back, yeah, we are there for you. They require that we provide financial support from the local government. So that will be our request in the future. Just to present a little bit of information, and I'm not going
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which is when the agency was created and
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and the Housing Authority started together and were a team together. But as of 2018, we had 327 public housing apartments. We had 149 Section 8 tenant-based vouchers, which can be used in Cocoa or the county as a whole.
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Just shortly before that, we ‸ received a grant for safety and security, which allowed us to put in 48 cameras throughout our properties. ‸ As of this year, in 2022, we still have those 327 apartments, but they're no longer public housing. They are a development site-specific rental assistance.
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Again, the vouchers can be for Cocoa or the county as a whole for families.
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That was because we sold 3.87 acres to the city of Cocoa per their request for that land. We had also received additional funding,
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And I can guarantee you, if you ask the Cocoa Police Department, they use those cameras. So all in all, right now, we are able to assist about 540 families, whether it be Cocoa or in the county as a whole. With those tax credits, we also are required to provide some resident services. And our 327 apartments are broken up into two communities.
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The other is Cocoa Sunrise Terrace. But both of those do provide these services.
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Support Coordinator. The purpose of the coordinator is to help families become self-sufficient. We also have an Employment Assistance Program. We have a Homeownership Opportunity, ‸ which basically takes a portion of the rent and sets it aside for future home purchases.
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All of our services are provided by Open Door Concierge, which is a local nonprofit in the area. And they're very committed to getting local officials, like Deputy Mayor Hearn, to participate in youth groups. They try to promote resident communications, as you can see with the chief there on the community walk and their outreach ‸ coordinator there as well. They also take care of the fun stuff for us, which are the fun events, which the most recent was the Halloween party and costume contest. As I said, of the 327, the properties are broken into two.
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And that community is north of 520.
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Both of them received tax credit awards. And both were able to renovate.
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1950s.
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So they all needed many improvements. The first of which you'll see there was air conditioning. That is correct. None of our apartments had air conditioning until the last few years. They also received impact-resistant windows, new roofs, attic insulation, new kitchens, bathrooms, doors. Like I said, we added to the security system. We also set aside reserves for future need for operating expense and capital needs as well.
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under $15 million. The total development cost was $21 million.
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roughly the same. Florida Housing Finance Corporation is where we received the, well, where we won the credits. I'll put it that way. And Hunt Capital Partners purchased credits for both of the sites. Neighborhood Lending Partners is the permanent lender for both of those sites.
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of Tampa. JPMorgan Chase
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And Wells Fargo provided the loan for Cocoa Sunrise Terrace.
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For Cocoa Sunrise Terrace, $500,000 was received by the Federal Home Loan Bank in Atlanta out of their affordable housing program. The housing authority, besides providing the land, we also
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Cocoa Sunrise Terrace. The renovations at Cocoa Sunrise Terrace were essentially the same AC windows, everything that I said before. But their ticket item was $19 million with a total development cost of $32 million. Our undeveloped land, which is about 11 acres just above that, is made up of the first parcel here that you see is 4.76 acres. And that's next to Endeavor Elementary, just behind ABC Street, where Brevard had a public pool since the 1960s up until a few years ago.
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are zoned for multifamily.
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next to Dollar
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but it also has a component for multifamily. And we also own 10 single-family lots in the Diamond Square community.
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here I am. And I'm going to summarize what I'm about to say. We are legally the housing authority of
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Cocoa.
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Y'all appoint our board. We're not the typical affordable housing developer. We're your affordable housing developer. We're experienced. Our board is vastly experienced.
Sean and I've
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been working together for more years
and
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we've done these two projects, and I've got experience doing five more senior family renovation, new construction, as well as single-family home affordable housing.
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we're the housing
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Not to badmouth anybody, but find me another developer, affordable housing developer, who gives city of Cocoa residents the highest preference to live in their housing.
Thank you. You're welcome.
Yes.
And you'll like what I'm going to say next. My final point, and I'm going to go through a little more detail for at least another minute or two. By the way, how much time is left?
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Do we have a clock running?
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Okay.
Anything, any funding we ask for you can be a loan. And we all know a loan can be paid off early, and our goal would be to pay ‸ it off early, as early as you want. I've covered the highlights, and
they're
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going to, you can flip through the, I'm not even going to flip through. I'm just going to speak fast because I know ‸ time is valuable. Cocoa residents, I think I've covered most of this. We will be asking for some zoning flexibility, probably.
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The state, when we did our second project, allowed 13, 14 million of tax credits.
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or 17 million.
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up. So we need someone like, and it's all changing so fast,
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The state requires us to ask for funds from the ‸ city. In a large amount.
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‸ Why they asked for Brevard County to make the same amount of support, monetary support for a project like this. And
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Cocoa, I don't know. We all work for the government, so maybe we should have a better understanding of why that is, but I really don't know. It doesn't make much sense. And I think
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do we do what we're doing? We're not a private developer. We don't do it for the money. Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir. Appreciate your presentation.
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that's all the way from
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Clear Lake Boulevard. Thank you. I'm sorry.
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‸ I
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coming in and doing this presentation. Over the years, Cocoa Housing Authority, the way the operations run, it's taken a bit of a shift and things a little different.
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And ‸ over the past year, we've been having conversations. We all know affordable workforce housing is one of our biggest issues here in the city of Cocoa. We have Palm Bay, Titusville, they're doing affordable housing projects. And when we talk affordable housing, that's for citizens such as myself as a first responder, teachers,
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really having a tough time finding housing that they can afford. So this is an important issue. ‸ I ask council that you strongly consider this project or initiative coming up in the future as it will come back to us. And thank you once again.
Thank
you.
Go
ahead. Yeah,
I
just wanted to say I think your renovations are really top shelf. The ‸ properties really look nice.
I have
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people visit from out of town. It's impressive. So thank you.
Is that it? Mm-hmm. Okay. The floor is yours, Mrs. Benjamin.
Okay. Do I have my presentation?
Yes, ma'am. All
right. Well, thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate everyone. What I've learned, this is my third year.
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She is our career technical coordinator as well as pretty much everything there is to do.
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at my Titusville location. So we're really here just to find to get people to know a little more about us.
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And funny enough, many people don't know that. So I realized that in my job and I wanted to be here to just get it out to the community and to understand that we have community in our name. So you're really important to us here. We have three locations.
Coco,
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Melbourne, which is down across from Melbourne High School. And then as I spoke of Titusville,
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campus. We have GED and adult education, which most times when people hear about adult education, that's all you think we have. We have so much more than that. The great thing is it's very affordable. It's $31.50 per semester to come back and further your education. You can do your GED. You can get your adult high school diploma. Many times in Brevard Public Schools, the path for some students doesn't always work out the way they most like it to. And it can be a very smooth transition to stay within the school district and come to us and do adult education. So at 16 years old and to 100 or older, you can come and finish your education there. We have day ‸ and night programs. And another huge thing that we have that a lot of people aren't aware of is that
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Many adults that are coming to our community, they're here in the Cocoa community, Palm Bay community, are looking for language acquisition when they come here. They're highly educated, but they need to attain the language. So we have really strong ESOL programs in all three of our campuses. And that is also 3,150 per semester.
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language so they can get back into the workforce. But this is
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big piece that I really want to speak about with all of you because this is when I need to get out to the community. And I don't think a lot of people are aware.
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And it's really, really important. We actually have a post-secondary automotive program that's housed at our Satellite High School campus in the evenings.
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an automotive teacher to do this part-time. And we're looking for someone with automotive experience to come in and teach our actual students.
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some are in class waiting to finish, and others are on our list to keep coming. The other thing that we have is something called pre-apprenticeship programs. And they've been running, we have multiple cohorts. We have one in the area of, as you see up here, HVAC electrical pipe fitting line erector. These programs are 100% free to the community. We have a beautiful building over there in Clear Lake Road, and many of you have been over to tour it.
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there's beautiful equipment there to use. Along with that program, we also have a program in conjunction with Eastern Florida State College that we have a SolidWorks advanced manufacturing pre-apprenticeship program. We have a cohort finishing up now,
and
we have another one that's going to start in January. We need students. We're going to be starting our pre-apprenticeship program for construction. We'll start up again in February. Again, I will say the word, completely free and funded from the state. I need to have the students. And it gives people multiple certifications to attain work and workforce to bring
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really like to partner to figure out how we can get more students in the program.
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March. I have CLA, a certified logistics associate. I just received funding from the state to start that program. We know we have Amazon, and
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So I would have that program coming, as well as cybersecurity. I reached out to the community to say, what other certifications do people need? And so they'll be able to get certifications for cybersecurity. So we are putting those programs out. We'd like to get the flyers out more to the community. And
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you can speak about it with us. On the fun side of the house, we have stuff called lifelong learning.
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But we also want to talk about people that want to do fun things.
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language. We have ‸ ceramics.
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I'm
going
to continue that. We're going to buy ukuleles. We're going to start ukulele classes. So there's multiple opportunities that people can come in. We also have Spanish classes for people to learn in the Spanish language. It's probably our most popular class.
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in their business. They're putting their employees in their classes. So we wanted to share we have those opportunities as well. And we're always looking for teachers to bring into those opportunities. One of the other things that we wanted to explain to people is something called integrated educational training. That's within our program when our students are trying to attain their GED as well as ESOL as well as their adult high school. Why only do that? We have a program where we integrate that. They work contextually in getting their degree to pick up a skill or a trade. So those programs and pre-apprenticeships that I've spoke of, those students are doing that ‸ simultaneously with getting their education. So when they graduate from me, they're also ready to work in workforce.
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well as paraprofessional. Paraprofessional I brought to our program because I realized how
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There's not enough instructional assistants. We can't find them. So why don't we look at the people in our community that we need to bring back and give jobs to? So we have paraprofessional program. They come in. They get help on the test. They get help on the skills to help in the classroom. Anyone that's been an educator knows that as a teacher, it's a lot of work to spend your time teaching an IA what to do in the classroom. How amazing would it be if they can come in and they already have the skills to really help you out? So that's something else we do have, and we're continuously looking to improve that.
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hoping that the program that I'm piloting at Clear Lake can be a change instead of just taking the test, that this pilot of work they do will count as their certification and get them in the classroom. There's multiple
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in this past year doing our first IETs. We also have a Salesforce program that's down in our Melbourne campus. That's with CareerSource Brevard. That, it was fully online, and I felt that that wasn't a great piece for every single person coming back to workforce, not always computer savvy. So what we've done with that, it's a fully online program.
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with the students in a lab setting and wrap around the students so that help them get through the program, so that they can get into the program, which allows them in on-the-job training and allow them to get jobs.
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I'll be honest, when we came in, my Brevard adult education needed a push for academics.
You
know, data is the most important thing to say. Are you seeing students' success? Well, we've really raised the bar. When they first came in,
you
know, data doesn't lie, and we had about a 12% graduation rate, and it wasn't really tracked well. So this year,
we
can say in our fall term, just this past year after COVID, we had 52 graduates, adult high school on-time graduates. So that was really awesome, and so that is a huge increase. We went from 30% to 58%, and we continue to work on it because it's part of the strategic plan for Brevard Public Schools, and so we are tracking our cohort. So I hope to see the numbers go up. The last thing I guess we wanted to talk about was what we're doing with our funds because I like transparency, and I also want to see how we can partner to continue to work on these initiatives where I do have funding.
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They can't get to class if they don't have anywhere to watch their children. I have included online so they can be face-to-face and online.
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and one in the community that we're working on programming with.
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with for-profit places, but we want to make that able for our students, that they can just do a drop-in with their students. We pay. We keep a spot. So we're working on that. Transportation, that's going to be an ask, and I may need
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ask from this council. Transportation, I'm trying to get our Space Coast Transit to really understand the need to contract with us so that our students can have a bus. I'll be very honest with you,
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Eastern Florida State Colleges has that opportunity, and we're not, we don't. We have money to fund and do a contract with them, but we're struggling with that. So my ask, and we'll be further on, is that you guys
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help us with this transportation piece because it will provide more access. The thing that has been successful is mental health service support. You've
got
to wrap around these students and bring them back into the community, ‸ and things get better when you treat people the way they should be treated, and that you also give them what they need. So mental health services started this semester. It's free to our students. They can come to the campus to have it, or they can have it online. They get their sessions. It's completely free.
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I know it was fast. There's lots of things. Please reach out to me, but I just appreciate this opportunity to tell you what we have and how it can support the community. So thank you.
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round of applause.
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We have one quick question. As we quickly embrace the month of December,
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So if you could make your Christmas list, just like you just alluded to earlier,
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the reputation,
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But please make your Christmas list. Okay. Before you leave today, tonight, can you at
least
give us maybe three or four wishes?
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And I'm a firm believer. You know, tough times don't always last. Tough people do.
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We have a contract with you to have our first ever, and I'm saying it here, but it's really happening,
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Because I believe that our students deserve the same opportunity as K-12 students. They didn't have proms. They didn't have spirit. So they're going to have a gala. And we're going to make it very professional like we would do as adults. So it will be a fundraising opportunity, and I'm working on that right now. So I would like some support from the gala. Obviously, we want to be able to make it nice for them. So
support
from our gala, whatever that could be, I would love that. We've already paid for our contract, but obviously we want to have food and a DJ. So support
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my gala is probably my biggest ask. And then what I'd like is just community support to attend. I do, ‸ it's really important that we see our students really enjoying ‸ themselves, being able to be with adults. They're adults. But they haven't had an opportunity to have the experiences that we've had. So that's probably my biggest ask. My other ask is probably what I keep asking, giving back time. Someone can give back time. We have tutoring opportunities, coming in with your skills, teaching a lifelong learning class.
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time. So time would be amazing. If you can give us an hour and come on one of our career lives, I would love that. I'm going to turn to Tanya and put her on the spot.
Is
there anything else I should ask for?
Yes. Okay. We have our CTE and vocational training programs. And it's very difficult to find qualified teachers in the construction trades and in our automotive program, our future tech boot camp classes. So if you have anyone who has industry
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we are looking to hire some teachers to do our training for our free pre-apprenticeship CTE and IET programs.
You said construction, right, ma'am?
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that really speaks to what Coco needs.
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it, workforce housing, it has a bad perception between some people in the city. Um, but this, these two presentations show why we need affordable housing based on some of the jobs that you can possibly provide some of these students.
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Um, keep up the good work. I know it's not a very easy thing. Um, a lot of people, like, I mean, just for example, um, Thanksgiving, uh, we ran across a family that was sleeping in their car and both parents are working. Um, so
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perception is, is drugs and crime and all these other things. No, the,
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it's
just the income levels are not meeting some of the rental costs. One bedroom apartments are $1,700, $1,800. So if you have two parents, even if they're married and they both only making $24,000 a year, you got a problem. Um, so I commend you guys for doing this. Um, thank you for working so hard.
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So we're going to try to work on this, uh, wish list. Um, if I was, you, uh, start working on the financial wish list
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we have a budget coming ‸ soon too. Uh, so just throw that out there. I can do
that. I'm really good with not even math. He can speak to that.
Oh, thank you. And, uh,
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I am thrilled that y'all have this, um, updated our website and YouTube. It is unbelievable. It's much better than what it was in the past. ‸ I'm kind of, so your presentation is actually on YouTube now. You don't have to. Yeah. That's great. So appreciate y'all. Yes, sir.
Hold on. When I finish, I move from that position.
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sir.
Um,
I just wanted to, if my memory serves me correct, I know last graduation cycle, ‸ myself, the mayor, I think other council members attended. Am I correct that Coco had the highest number of graduates? Coco
area? That is correct. Yes. So, so.
I
have definitely had the most, um, they are a little competitive across the campuses about the graduates, but yes, Coco did have the most graduates.
So, so that just speaks, you know, speaks volumes on how effective and how important, um, your initiative is and I appreciate it. So thank you. Thank you.
Okay. And so we're going to be dealing with those three that you stated, but also including, um, transportation. Thank you. I think it's imperative we address that because we have a lot of single parents.
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I really, I mean, I've been trying to get a meeting. I've explained, I did ask for the ESSER funds from, you know, it's just, they're not seeing the need. Um, and I understand they're a business, but like, I just think it's an, it could be an amazing initiative. Um, just alone with the childcare. When we talked about that, if you bring things to people, they are going to use it.
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You have to provide and wrap around and give support.
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former instructor just happens to like to contribute some time?
We got business cards.
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Best
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Yes.
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[phone removed] extension 31450. And that's my extension, Tanya Holder.
Thank you very much.
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Great job, ladies. Thank you.
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wisdom, get
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I know we have a third presentation. I just received a
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Unbeknownst to him, a unique situation has arisen, and he would like to reschedule his presentation. So ‸ this should conclude this portion of awards and presentation. We will proceed on to delegations.
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Please be mindful you have 180 seconds.
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have three minutes. First in this order will be Albert
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Yes, sir.
Thank you, sir. And then after Gary will be, is it
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‸ Marlon. Marlon. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you very much. We'll proceed in that order.
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twice. Albert Wartell. Okay. Mr. Gary, you're next, sir.
Yes, sir.
I
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When we purchased the property, we were told that the American Grill next door was allowed to move seating outside in the street, which seemed like the right thing to do during the pandemic. But with the pandemic being over, the merchants there have advised me that, and we need more and more parking. And I don't think it's fair that they're serving food ‸ without paying rent and taking up all that space. So we wondered how long that's going to last.
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the situation was with the new hotel that was proposed and or the Bank of America building. Those were my questions.
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Okay, Ms. Eva, you're next, ma'am.
So,
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So, I'm here on behalf of... I brought your bike. It's on the truck. The first gentleman also gave me his three minutes, so I technically have 360 minutes, but we'll just...
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holidays this year, ladies and gentlemen. It's back. That's my version of an
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So, we have been working so hard, actually, quite honestly, about getting hot cocoa holidays ready, and part of that is because we are really proud to say that this year we've actually involved more community partners than ever before in our hot cocoa holiday events, which is why each and every one of you need to be coming out and participating in them. We're going to be kicking it off on Friday, December the 2nd.
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be highlighting their musical capabilities down in
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And that is also going to kick off the season of giving with the
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And, Mr. Chief, I'm very happy to say that you are also going to be receiving one of the things that we did is there was some prizing
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Hunger Project, one of which ended up being a children's bike that was won by someone who has no children. And that bike is going to be donated at the Moonlight as well.
So,
if you're able to attend to accept that, that'd be fantastic. The next thing that's going to be coming up is the weekend of December 3rd and 4th. Get your wallets out because it's the Holiday Bazaar. So, again, the city is going to, or the village, excuse me, is going to be covered with artists and craftspeople all applying their trade and bringing a number of wonderful gifts and events, gifts and prizes and different things ‸ to the village. And it's an amazing turnout. I actually had some people in the village cycle shop during Sip and Stroll that came over from Cocoa
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that they prefer coming to our craft fairs more than they enjoy going to the art fairs in Cocoa Beach itself.
So,
that was a nice one. December the 9th is, again, the annual bike parade, which is also with the Sharing Center. So, that's another great organization. And then we are going to be wrapping
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It's going to be a good one. We have added on a new category, ladies and gentlemen, which we are going to be pulling as many of the merchants in the village in.
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We don't want to exclude the city, though. So, we would love to give this city council a prize. I ‸ put the challenge out there last year. Y'all dropped it, denied it.
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department didn't do anything either, but that's okay. They gave us great support and made sure nobody got run over. So, that's helpful, too. But, no, we would love to have you all come out. And if any of you are around that evening, again, that's Friday, December the 16th. I do understand that there's something called football sometimes. It gets in the
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the event. It has become such a success as well for the village. We've done two things. One, we're going to be looking at expanding the parade route because we had close to 200 people in last year. And individuals were actually sitting in lawn chairs waiting to see the bike parade, which baffles me, but it's okay. But we also have extended the holiday giving spirit and are including the Children's Hunger Project. And we have simply asked that rather in lieu of any event fees or anything along those lines, we're simply asking people to bring a non-perishable food item in for the Children's Hunger Project. So, again, great, great work in terms of community outreach amongst all of us, I think. And very impressive what's happening with the Housing Project initiative and the Adult Learning initiatives. I've got some good ideas and things to share with you. But that's it. So, Merry Christmas, everyone. And happy holidays to all of you and your families.
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holidays.
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Inclusive of the boat parade, which is December the
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that. And you've already we're having the Christmas parade the following day, which is the 10th.
Correct.
Now, you're right, ma'am. When Cocoa High State win the state championship, because I'm predicting this, I'm putting it
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Tallahassee.
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So, they are on the same event.
Oh, ‸ that's perfect, because the bike parade is the weekend after. Right, the 16th.
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So, kudos.
Yeah.
Okay, we'll proceed in this order.
I
think Councilwoman costs her the light
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Oh,
yeah, I just have a quick
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Come on. Pardon me? You're supposed
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let me off easy. Come on. No, no, just a quick one, because I had marked down all of the events, but I must have done it some time ago. And just to verify, so this
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Okay.
And that's when Tony and Cameron are coming out to play. And we will have a cash bar as well.
Okay.
For that as well.
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So all we ask is there's no charge for entry into that event. You do need to bring a toy for the toy drive, though.
Oh, that was such a great event last year.
It's
awesome.
Yeah, it really is. Okay, thank you. Oh, sorry.
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just lastly.
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And the 16th is the Bike Parade.
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And those events also in the flyers and information for them are all on the Cocoa Village Main Street, or sorry, Cocoa Village website, Main Street website.
So,
okay,
great.
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And Rockledge lost.
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And normally the losing mayor wears the individual that won their jersey. Didn't get a chance to make that gentleman's agreement with Mayor Tom Price. But hopefully he'll be a good sport.
Well, you know, Mayor Blake, it's interesting because we've actually had
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Hey, we talked about this.
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the bicycle. And that was a trip because it's the imagination
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the technology those bikes had on them. Because some of those bikes had more lights than the bike itself. It was great.
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It's absolutely a blast. Yeah.
And we had,
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And just really, I do apologize. This doesn't count part as
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Okay.
Ask questions.
There was a family there. And it was really interesting because there's a gentleman by the name of Dick Hoyt. And his son had, I think it was cerebral palsy or what have you. But Dick actually took him out and participated in Ironman triathlon events and had a specific way of incorporating, like having his son part of the swim, the bike, and the run. And so there's a line of bikes that they've created specifically for parents participating with their children with special needs and triathlon events. And there was a mom and dad and their son who had one of the Dick Hoyt bikes that was at the event.
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Like it was awesome. But it is, it's a, it's a really heartwarming event.
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entertainment with the jazz. And thanks to Osorios, there's hot cocoa. If you're not participating in the bike parade and you want cocoa, you definitely have to bring a food item for the Hunger Project though.
So,
got it. Thank you.
Now may I go?
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Okay. Thank you. John, welcome.
Thank you.
And I did a
faithful service.
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Ms. Carey. If you don't
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about the surprise maybe just a little bit about what's going to take place for the Space Coast, keep cities saying that we have the best to celebrate not only for the right reason, but
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Yes. Because we are celebrating Mayor Blake's recent appointment as second vice president, we have reached out to many of the merchants
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some very generous donations. So there will be some really good door prizes at the
dinner as
well as a performance.
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The magic dove. Yeah. A magician. So he's.
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young kid. Be there or be a square. Okay. Thank you. He's a C, not a clerk. Alright. ‸ Next, Mr. Terrence Thomas, sir.
Hello,
hello. Hey. Good evening.
‸ Good evening. Hello, whatever the case may be. I've been trying to schedule a meeting with the chief. I would like to get with you, Mr.
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or whoever I need to get with. But I'm trying to figure out is where can the, where can you put a margin or a prefab home at within the city limits?
I
mean, I own some property. I'm wondering, can I?
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I'm getting all kind of run around. So that's why I came here tonight. And then somebody, I'm sad to say, somebody hung my dog, so.
Okay. You finished?
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Mr. Smith and Mrs.
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‸ Thomas, um, um, you can rest assured that they will reach out and contact you for your answer, sir.
Yeah. Cause I've been trying to schedule appointment with the manager to ‸ city manager, but I know he's been kind of busy. So.
Okay. Where's your piece of property located at, sir?
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Yes, sir. Is that near the church?
No, sir. It's right near, um, ABC land clearing, right? They're about modified right by Blake.
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house and the greenhouse.
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Yes, sir. No, in the middle. Right next to your house.
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here. Yes, sir.
Right.
Go ahead,
sir.
Um,
Mr. Smith, he, he referring to kind of like the same, uh, model that the bathroom was going to be where you have the slab poured and then the home gets shipped in to sit on the slab. Um, as far as the modular home, that's what he's referring. He's, we spoke about it before. Um, but I know planning ‸ zoning is kind of short on staff right now too. Um,
or even working on a tiny house or a tiny home. Yeah. So that's really what he's referring to. Okay. You put them anywhere.
We can meet with you and verify that, but that area, you have to have a single family residence. Modular homes aren't allowed. Uh, tiny homes aren't allowed anywhere in the city. There's specific lot dimensions and building sizes that, that come with each zoning category. So we can run through that with you. Once we get all the information we need.
Uh, direct me in the right, uh, the right direction for, uh, like habitative managers. Um, I mean, ‸ it's big enough for that. So I'm just saying
that's true. We will reach you. Mr. Thomas.
Thank
you.
Thank you very much, sir. All right.
Um, ‸ Mr. Mayor, I have one thing before we stop.
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Sanders, uh, from the city of Melbourne. Um, so I
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So appreciate it.
All right. Um, Mr. Gary. ‸ You were wanting to speak on that particular item number seven dash two, and that's been postponed. So I have your car.
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Do we have any other
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before I come? My wife? They can't have me. What?
Can you? It's for the recording. Not. Okay.
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Oh, well, okay. Thank you, ma'am. That's the first time ever. All right.
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the floor by councilman dial and a second by deputy mayor.
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All in favor saying aye.
Aye.
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Unanimously proceeding on the city business. Mrs. Bowman.
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year 2023.
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fiscal year 2023. This is due to unspent funds budgeted for capital projects, a specific operation accounts. These funds are provided through the use of various fund balance reserves.
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budget for items such as capital projects. Excuse me. Capital projects that were budgeted within the fiscal year 2022 and yet not executed. These are also funded through the use of fund balance reserves. Mrs.
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to provide budget and fiscal year 23 for purchase orders. Um, that weren't fully ‸ used up, um, as of the end of fiscal year 22 and then also for, um, budgeted projects that there was no commitment on a purchase order. However, the approval was already provided for these projects. And so this is just putting the budget back in place in the next fiscal year of fiscal year 23, where it was already approved in fiscal year 22.
Do we have any questions for Mrs. ‸ Bowman? Any questions or question one?
A
plural saying,
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‸ Motion
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Aye.
Any nays? Aye's have unanimously proceeding on to
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with negative balances or project budgets through the use of various budget lines or fund balance.
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Ma'am.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This again is an annual agenda item where we have 60 days after the end of the fiscal year in accordance with state statute to clean up the budget. Um, we do annual entries for accounting that aren't anticipated and it, um, keeps everything in compliance and moves money around in between line items.
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Chair would ‸ like to make a
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Aye. Any nays? Aye's have ‸ unanimously.
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Um, ‸ proceeding on to item number 9 ‸ reports. Um, Anyone from committees? Saying no, Mr. City Manager, sir.
Mr. Mayor,
I
didn't have Kathy today, so I only know one report and that's from Mrs. Neuterman. Not sure who else has a report. Okay. So I think Mrs. Neuterman has the only report.
Thank you, Mr. City Manager, Mr. Mayor. Um, I actually have, uh, two different items to report on tonight. Um, the first is a, uh, consensus from the Council in order to, uh, present a resolution at the next City Council meeting to waive the necessary permit fees for any hurricane related damage. Uh, we've done that in the past, um, for, uh, previous hurricanes, um, and the hail storm was the most recent one we did in 2019. We recently have only had less than five, uh, requests for hurricane damage related roofs. So we haven't seen a lot.
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whether or not to bring back a resolution that would be a time certain resolution that they would have to provide. Uh, one, uh, proof that they have damage that is related to the storm and they have to present the permit application in a reasonable time in order for us to waive those permit fees. And it would just be the building permit fee itself. That would be waived.
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Go around. Listen to everyone.
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Are you in favor of the service?
Oops. There goes my water.
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Okay.
That rolls away.
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Uh, yes, we are
talking
about
growth
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storms. Okay. I see your luck. Go ahead, ma'am. What? Go ahead.
And so I, I can bring back with the consensus. I'll just bring back a resolution at the December 13th Council meeting.
I'm trying to
get
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It's all. Go ahead, ma'am.
Yeah. Just wanted to ask.
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a fence? I didn't
notice
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roof damage,
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Correct. Fences would be included as part of that, but they would have to have evidence that it proven that it, it was storm related, uh, fence damage.
Okay.
Okay. Any other questions? All right. Let's get, I need some comments. Are you
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Yes, sir.
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Uh, councilwoman calls.
Yes.
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Yes. Yes.
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Uh, I just wanted to announce, um, on Thursday, December 1st at 9 AM. Habitat for Humanity is having a female village veterans
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veterans village. Uh, there will be a special, uh, presentation by the Home Depot and some other, uh, donors at this particular event as this will be the final dedication for the, the homes. Uh, there will be one last, um, I guess, ribbon cutting ceremony that will happen later in December as they close on the last home and do the official closing. Uh, ‸ this is more of the dedication. Uh,
this
was actually scheduled for November 11th, which was the, uh, we were busy with the hurricane that day. It was a holiday. So we were closed and they rescheduled it to December 1st. There would be breakfast included, uh, at the, the 510 Whaley Street and it'll be a full, uh, veterans celebration. So as a veteran, if you're, uh, interested, uh, please come out and support our female veterans village. Uh, we will have members from the American Legion and other, um, armed forces units that will also be there to support the Habitat for Humanity and mayor. I know you won't be there
because you are
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out of town.
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What time is that again?
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good sir. Yeah. Okay, sir.
Um, let's get a consensus. So we'll know for sure.
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And I get it and I understand and I respect it, but
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um,
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me, if you can.
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I try my
best, sir. I understand, sir.
Um,
you know, 30 minutes, you know, that's, you know, it's a great opportunity. Um, councilwoman
cost will you
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yeah, I would love to be there.
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Yes, ma'am. Understood.
Um,
councilman, um, dial, sir.
I'll be there.
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Yes, sir. Oh, you don't have to rub it in now. But kudos to you, sir. Deputy mayor, sir.
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just as a reminder? Okay. Okay. Thank you.
Yes, sir. Okay. You got it, sister. Now, let me ask one more other question. Yes,
sir.
Also, we talked about the dedication of Mrs. Sweetwine, major. So that will be, we also will continue to proceed forward with that great dedication. Yes.
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Okay.
‸ Probably part of the, uh, the ceremony.
Yeah.
On Thursday. Um, I believe habitat is, we're working with habitat to do a joint, uh, purchase of a sign to do that. So we're, we're trying to work with some, they may have some funding sources for us to, to help with that cost.
Yes, ma'am. Also too, if we can, uh, if we can have all our military personnel there or someone from, you know, military affairs, I certainly would appreciate that because that's a historical day for the community and for the city of Coco. Yes. Because I, I, I truly want to recognize her and make sure her family is there too as well.
Um,
Diane Sweetwine. I do not want her on my list and everybody else knows her from old school. All right. Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
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All right, brother. Larry Brown. You're in the artist. Yes. I'm calling your name. You're also part of diamond square. I'm calling
your
name.
Okay.
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Just want to make sure you're not as Hey, Miss Fox.
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All right. All right. Is that it? Mrs. Noodman?
Yes, sir. That's it.
Mr. City Manager.
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which begins at 1 p.m. starting at Rockledge High School and going to going to Riverfront Park. And then 2 to 6 p.m. That same date is the same day as the holiday festival in ‸ Riverfront Park.
‸ We need
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the parade, you know, a lot of other events going on simultaneously that same ‸ day.
So
it's like, yes, sir. Well, we got to support our team. Yes, ma'am.
Miss
Eva.
Perhaps you and Mr. Deputy Mayor can
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one another.
That's right. That's why he's the man. Yes, ma'am.
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Kudos to you, girl. I'm digging that hairstyle too, by the way. Loving it. Anything else, Mr. City Manager?
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So, yes, sir. The Honorable, yours truly,
we
have the super attorney. We have a super city manager. All the way from points unknown
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No, no report.
Okay, sir. So, yes, sir. Okay, Deputy Mayor, which, what,
are
we odds or evens today?
that
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wasn't here last meeting, so I
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evens. Evens? Okay, let's go two and four. All right, sir. Do you want to, you all right going first and then
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defer.
Okay.
Okay, well. Well, mine's just short and sweet. First, I'd just like to give a thanks to the council staff and all the citizens that reached out to me over the past week to the news of unexpected death for my niece. So, I appreciate the love from everyone. Yeah.
Um,
and also
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I'm looking forward to serving with you for another term. Um, I'm excited for next year.
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So, congratulations. And that's all I have.
Thank
you, sir. Okay. Thanks, sir. Councilwoman Costs.
I'll just say, and thank you for that. Um, I noticed we need some folks on the code enforcement board. So, I plan to get out there and recruit someone and I hope other folks will consider that as well so
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last month. Um, yeah. So, yeah, so that's important. And then for all the insomniacs out there, I wanted to point out. So,
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Um, it's the Florida Municipal Officials Manual. And there's all sorts of interesting, well, if you're an insomniac, really interesting reading about, you know, the importance of the comp plan and then, um, other procedures, processes, and guidelines that we follow. So, it's a good reference for you and it's available on their site. Hopefully we'll get ‸ a hard copy too. And that's all I have. Thank you.
Okay. Councilman
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sir.
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A couple things. Thursday before the ribbon cutting at the Veteran Women's Center housing, coffee with the cops at Wawa from 730 to 9. Also, I probably will have the fire truck here at the station on Saturday for the parade about 12 o'clock. Maybe a little before.
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or somebody hasn't given me ‸ time yet but the fire truck will be here ready to go and I hope everybody had a nice Thanksgiving and we survived two storms so
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looks a little rough but we'll fix it
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me and deputy mayor Hearn attended at Boys and Girls Club to educate young people all of them were under 17 years old on the importance of voting. And also we taught them a lot about just the, you know, small details dealing with city government. So that was one of the first events after ‸ election
that
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we attended and I appreciate mr. Rico Jackson for extended invitation to me and deputy mayor Hearn this was at the
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my I think six or seven year volunteering there and I really I chose this photo because
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people helping and reaching out to help one another the young man in the middle is a seven year old young man serving a meal to a 96 year old man. and Those two had conversation for probably about
an hour
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and
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probably real it was a real funny conversation too but uh but this just shows um you know really what Coco is very resilient and always there to
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park where we my cousins donated over 250 meals served to the community. Again, this is another opportunity to,
um
you know, help lives ‸ a lot of people didn't eat, and you'd be surprised ‸ people coming to get food who have not eaten in a few days or people that just are stubborn and don't want to ask for help. um
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food that's why I think I gained 10 pounds over thanksgiving too but um if everybody know this young man this is a mr. Joe Lee Smith former council member
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eat coon uh so I
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there today uh but but this this this this man here he uh he really helped me out as far as being on council a lot of knowledge
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this photo up there um so the last thing was um you know at at the park uh for Thanksgiving at Provost Park um you know we have a meeting with me uh and city manager and the police chief coming up I think I chose Monday I think coming up uh we have some issues um uh between a lot of our parks
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I know that the mayor has been working on resources dealing with the uh homeless um uh coalitions and all of the resources in Brevard County um but we have to get a hold um on some of our loitering in our city is getting real bad
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don't say anything that kind of just deal with it um they are They've been reaching out. They've been trying their best. we all been trying I mean
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last week that I really didn't want to get in ‸ middle of um but we just need to tighten up and um I talked to Code Enforcement as well about some of the vacant lots that we have where we have a lot of the camp set up so if um I think the mayor need to be a part of this conversation as well uh bringing those resources that he's been working on along with the police and code enforcement together I believe he could make a major impact
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we have everyone knows we have a perception issue right um um and so we have I know it's law set up where you can't do certain things and people have to give you blanket trespasses and all these things but
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no um um 10 day 20 day whatever it is. You're not setting ‸ up. um So the resources that we have that the mayor has been working on along with our code enforcement and police department our city manager I think all of us together can um work together to kind of fix some of these these issues. And all of
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all the people are not homeless. just Some of them are just loitering. They're just hanging out. And it's becoming a problem. and so I'm not a police officer I can't arrest nobody but I should get out my car sometimes and tell people to keep it moving but uh sometimes I get cussed out sometimes too but uh but but they know who I am and they know I mean I'm coming from a good place but I I need some help and we all need to come together to try to find a way to fix this issue. Because it is a major problem. They're getting real comfortable so I'm just you know and I know we're meeting I just wanted to make this public so that everyone understands that we are working on it. It's not an easy thing. The mayor been here way longer than me Mr. Dowd been here way longer than me
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can't just you know fix it in the day of course um but we do need to chip chip away and don't allow people to be comfortable. um So that's my soapbox for today Thank you.
Thank you very much. um to To address that concern of
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the leadership of Amber Carroll and her staff uh we have been meeting collectively non-profit organizations from the methadone clinic to Matthews Hope to family promise and a tons of 501c3s in our police department as well. And uh my thing is to be proactive uh instead of reactive because we can't arrest our way out of this. A lot of this is mental illness. Yes. And
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um one lady you all know who I care not to call her name but she walks with her cart with her bags and tomorrow morning at six
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excuse me Barbara
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it's a it's a universal thing
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we call frequent flyers and we're getting ready to address that issue with the homeless
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that again you can't arrest them but we
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have social workers and we're working toward that that's what's getting ready to happen and we will unveil this relatively shortly but it's going to take a team effort and
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because this ‸ county-wide, statewide, city-wide
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instead of reactive because that's where we're going
to
have a cheat sheet um so that if a person needs services we can provide them with that and do a follow-up. That's the thing where we're at now and we've have we have the documentation to show that. So thank you very much. ‸ Point well taken. Speaking on that camaraderie um with the blessings of council since we're talking about morale and so forth um for what's good for our city. Our three all of our departments are important. All of them carry their own weight and their
value it's
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just like we as as as parents or grandparents or even children with our parents or grandparents. We got to love them all the same. So because of the Christmas spirit I'm asking council one day this month and we'll work it out through the city manager.
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Public works
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masses and so that we can provide them with breakfast and or lunch. This is something I'm proposing to you. We used to do it many years ago. Yes, sir. Yes, the city manager there put him behind the administrator too yes
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few hamburgers or pancakes because you know this our 400 plus employees love to see that.
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Sam's what I'm sure donate to help us out with hamburgers hot dogs whatever or pancakes. I'm over Florida for grits eggs and bacon. You know if you like cream of wheat we'll figure out something for you. But we want that staple food that will be a a ‸ backbone for us and that just builds more relationship and and collaboration and communication. And I think that's wonderful. i Want to say a shout out to our all of our departments for contributing with the food drive. We're competing
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year. We're working on game plan number two, and that is
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donations,
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drive, so uh and Mike Erdman supported us. We kicked it off at his facility, and uh
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that, just like you were at the sharing center. People, when they see you in the community, they they recognize that, and they don't forget that. And you never know, as my grandparents and parents taught me, sometimes it's a short step ‸ from the penthouse to the outhouse. So, you know, you can't look down upon people, especially those that are in mental need. I had the opportunity to attend the National League of Cities at Kansas City, Missouri, on the Florida League's dime. So, just for the record, we were in Kansas City and obtained a lot of information that will benefit our city, that will enhance our ‸ city, funding for our city. Because I'm looking at
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takes place there, um especially with the bright line there. And and I'm a firm believer at the end of December, we should know um um the final answer to that question. I think it's imperative that we start asking for fundings we're going
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need federal fundings uh to widen the 524 corridor. And traffic is being enhanced ‸ immensely. So, we're going to obtain the information and address that. I'm asking all business members on your marquee, even on our city marquee, or you have a digital sign that you
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they embrace and go to Bradford County to play them this coming Friday night. So,
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all business opportunities, um entrepreneurship as well, put up and show their support. um that I need the approval of council if we want to do it on our city marquee. Are you all in agreeance with that? Of course. Okay. So,
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or support or some type of
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let them know, hey, we support our kids, we support our community community, and we support um the overall success of our city. Because they're today's success, but tomorrow's future, and that's our children. um
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the docks one time with the chief. um Then I went with some other we're now known boats men and we were talking about the docks and the construction and
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docks, uh an individual tried to illegally obtain the dock but uh through the efforts of our police department we were able and concerned citizens, we were able to secure that dock, that runaway dock. And
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and informed our police department and I want to say thank you, thank you, thank you. And as we embrace December,
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just like to say remember the reason for the season. Buy local, spend local, keep it local. And I look forward and working with you all
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to say, you know, if someone sneaks in ‸ get a plate, it's okay. Because we're all God's children, even though we come from different tribes. So buy local, spend local, keep it local.
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Chair entertains the motion to adjourn.
We
have a motion
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all in favor by saying aye. ‸ Go in peace.