We do have a sister city that is
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we'll proceed on to the national level. Okay, Tuesday, November the 28th, 2023, we'd like to call this meeting to order. Invocation will be done by yours, truly honorable Pastor Dean Williamson. Please stand,
sir,
come to the podium.
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Pastor, would you please lead us in our invocation, sir?
Let's pray. Dear Father, we thank you for the opportunity we have to come before you, the God of the universe. God,
I
pray that you would fill us with your spirit, that you'd give us wisdom. Lord, help us in this community to flourish. And Lord, we thank you for your son, Jesus, and for the price that he paid on the cross to pay for our sins. We pray this in Jesus' name. Amen.
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all. Salud. Play ball. Okay, ladies and gentlemen. Ms.
Arsenault,
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would you please do roll call, ma'am?
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
Mayor Blake. Present,
ma'am.
Deputy Mayor Hearn.
Present.
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Present.
Council Member Goins.
Here.
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City Attorney Garganese. Here. And City Manager Witten.
Here.
Thank you.
Thank you very much. Madam Clerk. Proceeding on to item number 2-1, regular meeting of November the 28th, 2023. We do have an addition here. Is that correct? Item number 7-6. Just let me make sure I'm squared away because it should be adjacent.
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You should have the documentation ‸ to
your
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right. Does everyone have the documentation? Yes. Yes,
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Yes, ma'am?
Yes.
Ma'am? Yes. Thank you. Okay.
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to approve the agenda, regular meeting, November the 28th, 2023. Second. We have a second
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going to call up a question ‸ by saying aye.
Aye.
And then nays.
Eyes have it.
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Thanks ma'am. Okay. Okay. Thank you very much. Do we have Mrs. Spence here? No Mrs. Spence.
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number four, delegations. We have two cards.
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then after that will be Ms. Monica Leach. Okay, and Monica Pasquale, are you here? Are you speaking under which one, ma'am?
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Okay, thank you. Sir, the floor is yours, sir. Pastor.
Mr. Mayor, councilmen, women, thank you for giving me a chance to ‸ speak. I'm
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Been there for 113 years and counting, and we're excited about what God is doing in our church. But one thing that we encountered last weekend that was a hindrance to our church was getting to church, especially for Sunday school at
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We support running and people being healthy, but it interfered with us being able to come together and worship. What happened is the ‸ current
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goes right in front of the church and cuts off any handicap access to our main building during that ‸ time. Also, I had proposed a plan to the organizers of the marathon to for us to be able to access our property from Florida Ave to Brevard Ave.
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we would have been able to get to our south parking lots and just walk across the street there, get to church. We wouldn't have even had to have driven across the running route. But because that road was still closed and our
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were not honored, also we were offered money instead. We're a church.
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We can't be compensated for
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Jesus died for our sins. That's available to all people.
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And if this is your first time coming to church and you're turned away by a policeman and there's no way for you to get there,
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family this year who just couldn't figure out how to get to church and went home. And
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and I want my congregation to be assured that next year, the weekend after Thanksgiving, that we can all get to church both
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So I'd like to hear what what can be done about that.
Chief, call you, sir.
Yes, I just I met ‸ the pastor and so he shared some great ideas and I wasn't aware that I was an issue until here recently. So I told him in the future when we have any events that surround his church and he said that there's going to be any problems that to make sure you give me a call so that I can help facilitate, organize so that his church would not be interrupted.
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Thank you, Mayor.
Yes,
ma'am. My name is Monica Lynn Leach. I lived in Rockledge over 20 years. I sold my house in July and I'm
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my house is worth over $300,000. This is a problem I'm having in my neighborhood. They're speeding in my residential area.
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It's bad. It's real bad. At this end, you know, at this end there was a shooting over July weekend.
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I
hear,
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I thought it was fireworks. No, it was a shooting. Casings were all over the floor. I mean, I'm sorry, the ground. There's a bull hole in the stop sign. Okay. I got kids on this side and I got kids on this side. It's bad. It's bad, Mayor. It's bad. Let me tell you what else happened. You know. There was a gentleman.
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‸ He was covered in tattoos, wearing his underwear. He went across the street to my neighbors, peeked in the window. They were watching TV.
It
was like 1 o'clock in the morning.
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And Kenny, he's a medical transcriber. He's also, he attends gun championships. And he told the guy, he said, you better get out of here. I got a gun. He came across the street to my house, knocked on my door. Well, I was in my master bedroom. I didn't hear him.
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My house is locked up like Fort Knox. I was signing my front window.
It
says, beware, dog. My neighbors think I have a pit bull named Bruno. I don't have a pit bull. I don't need a pit bull. I don't want a gun. I do not want a gun, Mayor. I made it this far without one. Okay. So let me tell you a little bit about myself. Congressman Bill Posey is a personal friend of mine. Before Neighborhood Watch was Neighborhood Watch, I was Neighborhood Watch. He wanted me to
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He wanted me to do the whole county. He wanted me to do the whole county. The reason I didn't do it was because of my mother. I had to take care of my mother. Mayor Blake, you know my mother.
‸ I
was upset. Coco was called. They were called. But they didn't come knocking on my door, and that upset me. I talked to two of your detectives, Sal and Christopher.
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He said, Monica, it's because it was 1 o'clock in the morning. I said, you know what? I don't care. If something's going on like that, I want to be notified. Wake me up. I want to know. I want to know. So I don't know who this guy is. Covered in tattoos, had his underwear. ‸ You know, trying to break in. I guess looking for drugs. I don't know. That's my guess. I'm advising you do not go to Wawa on the corner of
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and 520. Do not go there. There's a known drug addict and pimp.
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His girlfriend is Sarah. She's a prostitute.
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Can you wrap it up? Yeah, I'm
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to wrap it up. ‸ What I want to do is what I'm doing for Rockledge. I want to do a ride along with Neighborhood Watch and a ride along with the fire department. Coco, that's what I'm doing for Rockledge. I'm retired. I retired in January. And I'm retired.
And
this is what I'm hearing. People can't get Social Security. They can't get food stamps.
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Can
you wrap it up for
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I'm
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wrapping it up. I'm just requesting that I can do a ride along with the fire department and Neighborhood Watch. That's my request.
Thank
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Thank you for your time. Thank you.
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Yes ma'am.
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So according to your address, you're located in District 2, which is my district.
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Myrtle Lane. Yes,
sir. Which
is ‸ near Pineda, correct?
Yes, sir.
Okay, so yeah, that's my district. So your concern is my concern as well. So I have your information. I'll be reaching out to you as well and see what we can work out.
Please feel free to stop by any time.
Yes, ma'am.
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I mean that. I appreciate it. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Thank you. Thank
you for your time. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Ms. Monica Pasquale. Am I saying that right? If I mispronounce your name, I'm sorry.
Yes. Hello.
Greetings.
Greetings. I'm Monica Pasquale located at Meridian Avenue.
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setbacks of five feet. And that was with a new ordinance that has been passed. So the eight foot turned into five feet. Now the biggest challenge is I'm stuck in a hard rock and a hard spot because there's no wiggle room to move two feet further forward. I have a drain field for a septic area. And there's very little room to be in compliance to this violation apparently of this permit. Oh,
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shed situation that we've done in the past. I don't want to get into it too much except that I just need like maybe a foot and nine inches to be able to get this permit. And I've, I ‸ really would hope to get this
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year. So if we could add any grace and mercy on here, or I don't know, everything. It's only it. The whole Carlton Terrace is uniquely platted. Every lot is different. So it's not just my neighbor. My neighbors are all waiting to see what else is going to happen so they can put up a shed or update their things.
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We're still waiting for this to pass. And it's just been a very ongoing. ‸ So I just want to bring it back on the table.
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be too.
Thank you, ma'am. Mr. Bunt, would you collaborate with her concerning ‸ that issue she's talking about, sir? Yes, sir.
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Thank you, sir. Councilwoman Calls?
Yeah, I was just going to say that Ms. Pasquale's situation is, you know, one that we've heard several times since I've been on council and is characteristic of that particular neighborhood,
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every decade from the 1920s on up. So I think most of our codes work really well on developments where there are standard plaits. But when you get into a development like this, and I think we have a couple of other neighborhoods where all of the lots are, well, they're small lots for the most part, and
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it, and basically, you know, they ended up developing a house in between two houses that have been there for decades. And it's a problem that we continue to have also because the neighborhood is on septic, and in this case, in Monica's case, they have very limited real estate because you
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So that leaves limited options. She can't even, in this case, cannot bring any heavy equipment into the yard because all of that space would be over a drain field. So any kind of heavy equipment to move that storage shed wouldn't work. It would have to be disassembled. You couldn't just bring a new one in or take an old one out. So ‸ she really is stuck between a rock and a hard place. And on top of that, her neighbors built a fence that is actually within her property, so ‸ she's kind of cut off from access to that. So the question was going to Board of Adjustment, or is this something that could be handled otherwise?
This is a Board of
Adjustment issue.
Okay, and does that require a $600 application?
Yeah, but I don't know what the fee schedule is there, but ‸ it's something.
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$600 fee,
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and they need to make adjustments, versus somebody with a shed that needs a foot and six inches or whatever it is, ‸ $600 seems a bit... It doesn't seem reasonable. So when this came up before, I'd
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that we look at that, and we made changes. We changed where the code actually was for
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but that didn't address the overall problem of when people have these little issues. To charge them $600 to even have them addressed doesn't seem fair. So, and at that time, I had asked for that to be addressed, but I guess that hasn't really been addressed.
Well, we ‸ addressed the fee schedule. I think we came back with some fee schedule changes there. The real issue was the corner lots, and we fixed that issue. And the ‸ fee is for variance requests, or was this a waiver
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variance?
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Yeah, so ‸ it's a variance. It's actually anybody who needs a variance going to the Board of Adjustment, the staff time involved in that, and so the time to actually review the matter. So it's a fee schedule that's applicable to all. But the general issue, that was addressed by
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We
addressed that, and I think we did make some changes to the fee schedule there. This ‸ obviously wasn't one of those, but I don't think this was ‸ the primary issue.
Well, there were two issues.
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their issue was addressed with the change. The issue, this is ‸ what I'm bringing to everyone's attention. This is something that was actually just ‸ discovered, okay? So, right? This was really recently discovered, and you're asking them to pay $600 for a variance when they had no option where they put that shed to begin with. Right? Yeah. I mean, you gave me the detailed history, and I can go
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but $600 does not seem reasonable to make a request to make that right, because they're between a rock and a hard place. And, you know, quite frankly,
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you're going to keep having these issues. We have had like three of them since I've been on
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because they are odd-shaped, small ‸ lots with septics, and they have very little real estate to be able to do this sort of thing. Yeah.
‸ So,
where does this go from here? Because the $600, I'm just not... It
goes from here. She... ‸ You don't have an ability, ma'am, tonight to... ‸ Her issue is a board of adjustment issue. She... There was an existing shed. I think that
shit
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was torn down. She put up a
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without a permit. And so, if she had come in for the permit, she would have been advised of the fee schedule and the requirements. And so, ‸ this has to go to the board of adjustment. Now, I don't know about the ability to waive the fee, but ‸ it's the fee schedule for anybody who's in that predicament, whether they're in Carlton Terrace ‸ or some other place in the city. Okay. And so,
again... Just
one
comment. They actually were told they didn't need a permit because they were just replacing the shed that was already there.
Okay. Well, that's not the staff history I was given, but I'll research that also.
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That's the current board adopted fee schedule, council adopted fee schedule.
Okay. Okay. So, then we would have to... I would have to bring that back. So, that's what I would ask would happen. Would that come back?
What would come
back? To look at the fee schedule
for something like this.
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Not negotiation, but when we meet here in the front and we talk about... Yes. Our budgeting issue. ‸ As we have done in the past when we made adjustments as well.
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Just $600 is unreasonable in this case. And I just don't understand how we
get
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To
pay $600 just to have them look at it is really...
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doing big things, not for doing... not for a foot and a half. And it's just overly burdensome to the citizen.
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when the city manager kind of... When he made a statement about installing the shed without a permit, and it kind of changed my mind frame.
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about the
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fees and that was for residential and or commercials. So, ‸ I guess I'm asking you ‸ what are you looking for? Are you looking to try to add in a way to waive certain fees depending on the situation?
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I think
there's someone who
has a minor, is making a minor change such as this. $600 is not a reasonable fee. When we were presented those fees, I think all of us understood that this is when there are big changes being suggested that really require a lot of staff time. versus this is a lot, if you look at this lot, it's so irregular. It's so irregular.
I
mean they're really caught between a rock and a hard place.
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And again, they have drain fields. They have really limited capacity in their yards. So, yeah, I just I don't know you know, how do we make that more reasonable?
I
mean there has to be something short of charging someone $600.
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Okay, well I can assure you we're being educated here for sure and any other you said 12 dozen other homes there?
No, there's probably two dozen other lots, including my own.
I'm sure those neighbors are being made aware of this scenario so that through collaboration and communication they're being educated. We will proceed in this order
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and ‸ then Deputy Mayor. ‸ And then we will proceed for...
Thank you mayor. Yes.
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opportunity ‸ serve on the Board of Adjustment Appeals for a good amount of years and that balance of fee
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is a challenge And it comes with having to get everybody together, having to post stuff.
I
mean, it's not just meeting. but I also understand that trying to figure out things that would be, you know, reasonable to our citizens and so on and so on.
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on my end and even
doing
a...
Number
one, if it is the amount to cover the cost of putting the meeting together and the work that has to go into it to cover staff time, because it is a change to a potential change, there is costs associated to that and so I understand how we get there, even when it may be perceived as a simple change, there is a process that goes along with that. That being said, you know, I would be open to just looking at different fee schedules from surrounding communities and you know, but if this was already hashed out and discussed for this year with that consideration then I would probably let it rest until we move forward at the time when we would usually do that. Just doing homework on my own end first.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir. Deputy?
I understand my question.
Okay, sir. All right. This concludes this portion of delegations. We will proceed on to the next agenda item. Item number five, the consent agenda item. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Hearns. Second by the chair. Just going to call the question. All in favor say aye.
Aye.
And the nays. Ayes have a unanimous vote. Proceeding on to item
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Two matters related to the Mountain Cove Homes at Lakes at Cocoa Grove
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One, consider petition filed by Mountain Cove Homes at Lakes at Cocoa Grove LLC to create a community development district pursuant to chapter 190 Florida State Statues approved on the first reading ordinance number 2723 creating the lakes at Cocoa Grove Community Development District.
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Implementation Agreement to the City Council Meeting to be held on December the 12th, 2024 at 6pm. Okay. For a purpose of preserving public notice of the adoption of the proposed agreement
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Okay. Also, we're talking about public
roads,
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homeowners association and infrastructure and other amenities. Okay.
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this into the minutes.
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Florida, establishing the lakes at Cocoa Grove Community Development District
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approximately 246.43 acres pursuant to chapter 190 Florida Statutes naming the district, describing the external boundaries of the district, describing the functions and powers of the district, designating five persons to serve as the initial members of the district's board of supervisors, providing for severability, providing an effective date conflicts. Again, this is first reading, also a public hearing item.
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to Florida law.
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When ‸ this property was annexed, it was a preceding development agreement pursuant to one of the paragraphs in that development agreement.
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establish a community development district.
The
community development district is an independent special district that has certain powers to raise revenues through Avalon taxes or special assessments for purposes of funding certain improvements for future development project. In this case, the developer is seeking the council's authorization to proceed with the creation of a community development district for purposes of ‸ constructing some of the improvements that will be necessary for this particular project.
I
know the council's, ‸ traditionally, the council's used to seeing also creations of homeowners associations to support residential subdivision projects.
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other aspects of the project. So the applicant has submitted the petition, affidavits of their supporting experts to support their petition, and the six statutory criteria ‸ for creating a community development district. Staff is not in opposition and supports this request, Mr. Mayor, in accordance with the preceding development agreement that was entered some 20, almost 20 years ago now. This project, as you know, is a long time in coming from the early days, 20 years ago when it was annexed. This property was annexed along with other property to establish residential subdivisions for the city of
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The other aspect of this agenda item, as you noted, Mayor, is postponement to a date certain proposed amendment to the settlement implementation agreement. That is in the process of being finalized through the manager's office ‸ and the petitioner in this case.
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hearing of this ordinance, which is scheduled for December 12th in a couple of weeks. If ‸ anyone has any specific questions regarding this, I'd be happy to answer them. The applicant, the petitioner, is in the audience in the event you have more specific questions regarding the project. Again, this project, this proposal is all about the creation of the ‸ community development district. project.
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agreement, which deals with some of the particulars of the development project regarding a concept plan. We did provide the proposed amended concept plan just for frame of reference in the agenda item. Tonight is not
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to discuss modifications to that ‸ particular concept plan. and you'll have an opportunity to discuss it in detail on December 12th. ‸ Thank you
very much.
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No harm, no foul. Copious typer there,
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‸ Yes, sir. I support this project. Let me say this up front. And this is a public hearing. And I would like to make a motion. I'm looking for a second for a discussion.
I
will give the public the opportunity to elaborate on this. ‸ So, thank you.
We
have a motion on the floor based on staff recommendation and a second by Deputy Mayor Hearns. Is there, I would like to, do we have any questions for Esquire Garganese council members?
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Yes, sir. Oh, yeah. Business calls. Yes, sir.
Go
ahead, if you have a point on the floor.
Go
ahead.
The
motion for staff recommendation.
Thank
you. My apologies. Thank you. No harm, no foul. Thank you.
Yeah, this is the first time that a CDD has come before us. And I was just, I was kind of confused, like, ‸ homeowners association versus CDD.
I
mean, so, when you have a homeowners association, this is the biggest, bigger infrastructure projects,
the
CDD takes care of versus a homeowners association.
‸ And
then the other question is, are there, I mean, there seems like it's all pros, are there any cons to doing this? So, I guess I'm asking staff. Or I can ask. I don't think that, are there any cons?
I
mean, it's the first time it's ever come before us, this ‸ opportunity. And why do you do a CDD versus just a homeowners association?
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I
mean, a community development district is a local governmental entity that has the ability to raise revenues like at the loan taxes and special assessments.
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In
addition to, yes, city taxes. And, you know,
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So, community development districts tend to fund bigger aspects of larger development projects. And they're ‸ also used ‸ by developers as a funding mechanism because of their ability to impose
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taxes ‸ and special assessments. They can raise money through bonding,
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So, it's like a mini local governmental entity, but it's ‸ a specific purpose local governmental entity. They only have limited statutory powers ‸ related to the design, permitting, construction, and maintenance of the infrastructure that they are responsible, the CDD is responsible for.
Okay, so the future owners are responsible for the development.
Eventually, the developer is the one that creates the CDD, and then over time as the project gets built out and homeowners start moving in, homeowners then have the ability to elect members to serve on the CDD. So, once the project gets built out, there's self-governance from the property owners within the geographical boundaries of the community development district.
And are there any cons to it?
Um, I don't know if there are any ‸ cons.
I
mean, CDDs, again, they're going to be a ‸ local purpose, form of ‸ local government within the geographical boundaries. So, ‸ the city would have to be accustomed to on occasion having to deal with ‸ a CDD entity. In addition to, like, ‸ we've dealt with homeowners associations from time to time. So, ‸ the city was going to have to get accustomed to that. I don't anticipate a lot of ‸ major issues coming up with CDDs, but they are going to be a ‸ limited purpose local government operating within your geographical boundaries. So, ‸ relationships may have to be developed.
Okay.
Thank you.
Did you get your questions answered, ma'am? ‸ Okay. Super fantastic. Any other questions for staff or
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or a city manager? Seeing none, I'd share like to close this portion to council and over to the public. If you have any questions, please submit a card that's located in the foyer area and come forward and state your name and your address.
Good evening, Mayor, Council Members, Mr. Whitten,
Mr.
Garganese, Madam Clerk. My name is Kendall Moore,
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Here tonight on behalf of
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think council has given you kind of an overview of our reasoning here tonight. If there are any specific CDD-related questions,
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project, is here tonight if there are any specific CDD-related questions. But generally speaking, as Mr. Garganese laid out, prior to bringing forward the subdivision, there are actually three components that we were bringing forward to the city. You heard one at your last meeting, which were the two easements that Brightline provided to the city for you to not only help this project, but to complete your utility project. And then these are the two remaining items ‸ being brought forward, the creation of the CDD, and then ultimately on December 12th, if you see fit at our request, to hear that on a date certain, which is a
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We've worked diligently with the city manager and city attorney as he described,
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sounds a bit unique, but it is ultimately the development agreement for this project, but referred to as a
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because it goes all the way back to the litigation that took place between the city and the county relating to this property that resulted in a settlement agreement. So referring to the development agreement itself as a
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resulting stipulations that require a number of things, we are requesting some amendments to that. Those will be before you as suggested on
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So
we're asking one, that you would ‸ postpone hearing of that and then second, that you would consider this on your first hearing for the CDD. Again, Mayor, if there are any specific questions that may not have been answered that were asked by Councilwoman
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would be more than happy to answer those.
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Thank you. Thank you. More, sir, for your
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none.
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Council. We have a motion on the floor to support staff recommendation and a second made by the chair and a second
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Mayor Hearn.
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going to call for a question. and All in favor by saying aye. Aye.
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Ayes added unanimously.
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‸ We're going to ‸ continue to move forward. All right, proceeding on to Council Business. Approval of the amend street closure for HCVMS Holiday Bicycle Parade and a new street closure request for Family Promise. The Family Promise street closure is
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Also, ladies and gentlemen, let me bring to your attention we have the city parade float. Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement. Please sign that pertaining to also December the 9th for the
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So make sure you have this here. Okay. On the floor, Mrs. Singer, do you have any comments?
Just that this is an amended street closure for the holiday bike parade. There's so many bikes, they had to extend it a little bit so that it's not overlapping itself. And then the other is the add-on for the Family Promise. This is the addition to their big brunch event they're having this weekend. Next weekend they're doing a car show. And that is outside of the Central Business District, so it doesn't count towards the 24th Street closures.
Thank you very much. Do we have any questions for Mrs. Singer?
Yeah, I do. Okay, so
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really wasn't a question. I believe that more than likely
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be in the state championship and I believe December 9th is the day of the state championship game.
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know that. So I know I won't be at a parade.
Okay. Okay. Okay, thank you. Point of notification. All right, so let's vote on this measure. What are the wishes of Council?
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Okay. ‸ Which one do you want me to do another? Okay. All right, we have a second by Councilwoman calls. All right, proceeding on, all in favor by saying aye. Aye. And then nays, ayes have ‸ unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 7-2, the request 2024 Street Closure associated with the proposal special events. Mrs. Sagan, you're back again, ma'am.
Yes, sir. Thank you. This is our annual agenda item that we bring before Council with the annual road closures for the year. Because there are 24 allotted for the Central Business District, we come before you with the proposed street closures for the
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So right now, what you have before you includes all of the street closures for the year that total 23 and a half street closures. So that would only
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a half a day street closure for any other events that come in.
Okay. All right. Thank you very much, Mrs. Singer. Deputy Mayor, sir. Yeah,
I noticed in here the MLK Peace March service. It says it starts at
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So they start the parade there typically and then walk up 520 to Riverfront Park.
Okay. So
it's just where they start the march. And the event actually happens in Riverfront Park.
Okay. We're just trying to make sure, I'm assuming that's what he's saying with construction and all that taking place there at
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Currently, right now, we're just trying to make sure the area is safe and secure so that I know we'll have.
It's, it's actually bar, it's not provost. Yeah. Okay.
I'm hoping so, sir. Oh, we have a question? City Manager?
Abby, do you recall the construction schedule on, on our provost?
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‸ No, it's, it's, I just have to speak into it.
‸ Sorry.
Yeah, so I, I'm in contact with him so I can inform him of the, of the event.
But we're not, we're not done with provost by February, are we?
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‸ Okay,
okay, I just wanted to make sure.
And they do have to get FDOT approval too, for that road closure.
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second.
Okay,
open for discussion.
Thank you. Do I have the floor? Yeah, so the issue that was brought up to us earlier is that, that's not an issue in here anywhere is it?
Or
we'll be working that out with the church? I've already
emailed Gail to hold a meeting with the reverend and our event coordinator so we can coordinate a solution for that.
Okay, great, thank you.
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Proceeding on to item
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annual appointment of the deputy mayor,
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Floor is yours, ma'am.
Yes, sir.
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I'm here to answer any questions if you need.
Yes. ‸ So traditionally speaking,
I
just want to give you the opportunity to elaborate as well.
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‸ Now, this particular year, as is stated in the records
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the city council annually at the organizational meeting held on the eighth day after the date of the general election or at the second regular meeting held in November. If there is no municipal general election, which we did not, shall elect from among its members a deputy mayor in the absence of incapacitation or disqualification of the mayor or upon the mayor's refusal to act as directed by the city council, the deputy mayor shall perform the duties of the mayor. mayor. so what we're doing now is saying, opening the floor for if there ‸ would be any nominations and or you can make a motion to see if you want a particular individual. Okay. Councilwoman calls. I just ‸ wanted to
nominate deputy mayor
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continue in this capacity as deputy mayor.
‸ We have a motion. Okay. Do you accept the nomination, sir? ‸ Wait a minute. I just want to ‸ get it straight from you because then I'm in support of it.
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Well, my position has always been ‸ if the council as a whole agreed, I will take on the duty. It would be an honor to do it. And that's my only stipulation to it. Okay.
We have a
motion on the floor by
councilwoman
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We're looking for a second. I
guess
yeah.
Go ahead,
sir.
‸ We have a second by councilman
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Do you have that Ms. Monica?
Yeah,
I
was just trying to be clear if that was a nomination or a motion.
Nomination is starting now a motion.
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We good, sir? It was a motion. There you go, sir.
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call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. No Christmas if you vote nay. All right. Ayes have it unanimously. Congratulations, sir.
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Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
Looks
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Oh,
big
responsibility. Yes, sir.
Okay. ‸ I appreciate that. Congratulations, sir. Proceeding on to the next item. Item number 7-4, approve the time change for the
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holiday parade on
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Same streets, basically.
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I'm assuming they're asking for earlier ‸ parade communications.
Yes, sir. They were moving up the time of the parade. The county requested that we move up the time of the parade. So, it will start at
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about 1130, 12 o'clock, and then we'll have the event in Riverfront Park that concludes at the end of the parade.
Thank you, ma'am. So, with the wishes of council, ‸ I'm looking for a motion. If not, I'll make the motion to approve the recommendation of staff
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time based on the request from the county. I have a second on the floor by Councilman
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nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 7-5, this is one of my former students, and I'm very proud of this young man. He's on the PNZ board. So, chair would like to make a motion to reappoint Wesley Park as a member of the planning and zoning board through November 2026.
I
have a second on the floor by Deputy Mayor Hearn. Chair's going to call the question in all in favor by saying aye. Aye. And the nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item
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approve the current code enforcement lien for the property located on 1221 Cypress Lane be reduced as recommended by the code enforcement board 23-751. Okay, Mr. Bunt, are you here? I need
it.
Okay, okay. Yes, sir.
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Mr. Bunt, where are you? Okay, sir, you have the floor.
This case was cited back in 2019. It was brought to the code enforcement board on November 19, 2020, at which time the board found a violation of exterior general conditions, maintenance to interior structure, pools and spas, accessory structures, weeds, failure to secure the structure, accumulation of trash and litter, premises identification, and wrongful disposal or illicit discharge. At the board's hearing, they gave him until
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I know you, councilwoman,
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back
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Yes, ma'am, but sometimes perception is reality. Go ahead, sir, Mr.
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That's okay. The code enforcement Board found the property in violation and ‸ put a fine of $225 per day beginning on
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2020.
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Mr. Silva, who represents Silver Enterprises Services, LLC, purchased the property after that hearing.
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May 20th of 2021, a noncompliance hearing was held in which the board found that the property remained in noncompliance and started the fine of $225 per day from December 19th, 2020, until compliance was achieved on August 10th, 2021. ‸ So this came before the board on November 16th. The board heard testimony from Mr. Silva, who represents Silver Enterprise Services, LLC, and staff and came up with the amount of staff's cost of $3,756.37.
‸ Do we have any questions for Mr. Bunt? Staff,
or
counseling, excuse me. Yes, sir.
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I'll leave that for the professionals. Sir, and I, ‸ this has to do with the, the, making sure that I'm following kind of the understanding of the logic of the code enforcement meeting or the, the code enforcement board meeting. And so, what, it, it seemed like there was some discrepancy from the current owner about being notified or not notified or something like this. So, it was, was that the understanding that was being offered for, from the code enforcement meeting? Meaning, ‸ I know, we, we send out to addresses, we send out to, these things, right? We have, We have a process for notifying people, but it looks through, just through the minutes that, the, the argument was that I wasn't notified or something along those lines.
Correct. Our policy, when we do any hearings, we send a certified letter to the address on the property appraiser, and we post the property that's in violation. In this particular case, Mr. Silver said he wasn't notified, but staff has photographs of the posting on the property for the noncompliance hearing, and we also sent
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letter that was on the property appraiser back at that time. So, staff contends that he was notified either through primary service as certified mail or secondary service of posting the property in violation.
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And
just to clarify and thank you, so there'll be opportunity, but to clarify to make sure I got it, is it here, it's another tax deed we bought, right, well, let me rephrase this. This is a tax deed that was bought, There was a lien already on the property, right, new owner comes in.
No tax deed.
Or excuse me.
He bought this from the property owner.
Correct.
In the condition in the state that it was in.
Correct. And the lien pursued for the enforcement, right?
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but that remedy took...
extra time
to the extent and ‸ can you clean me up on the time frame? So,
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roughly nine and a half months.
So,
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‸ to get it correct, correct, right?
Correct.
And then ‸ he takes that. I think that there was discussion
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about, hey,
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that it would be running this whole time. Would there have been a point in time where we would have notified him or not would have? Was there a point in time where he was notified that that amount of money was being billed or accruing while he was making those attempts?
That's what the noncompliance hearing is for. So, the first hearing finds the violation, the second hearing actually imposes the fine and sets the date of when the fine would start,
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which we notify that he's
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Okay. I'm just making sure I got it. Thank you, sir. All right. Thank you.
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the selling market would be. That's the property appraiser's value.
Okay. Mr. Silva?
Good evening. State your
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sir. David Silva.
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Yeah. So thank you for asking those questions. I bought the property with violations on it. It had the violations that Mr. Bond just read, ‸ but there was no lien running. There was no fines running. And so I assume that I will meet with the court enforcement right away after I
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the property and start making the repairs in order to bring the property to compliance. And I did that. So I closed on October 30th. And by November 19th, I have proof of everything that I'll be speaking about today.
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in those times. And we walked the property. She pointed out the things that needed to be done. I did that.
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her back again for a re-inspection now that I was ‸ cleaned up the property. ‸ And the more things were pointed out and more meetings were required, more meetings were required. So because every time we met, there was additional items that would be added to my list. So I think these original violations were clear within the first month,
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But because new items were added to my, to those lists, to that list, then it was just a never-ending thing. Now, I do want to say that I got a letter that I saw for the first time in the previous meeting, the board meeting. It was sent to my company, but
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And I think the thing is that this is a previous address that I had at some point. And either it was my fault not to correct it at the moment that they sent out this letter, This is the only thing they had. But I'm just being honest with you. And I'm trying to say I never lived here. All I'm saying is maybe I did not, I had not corrected the address.
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So I don't know how they got this address. Anyway, they posted the property, right?
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it. ‸ And I walked in there once a week. My guys were working there every day. Is it possible that one of my own guys had removed it thinking it was who knows why because he couldn't understand or whatever?
Yeah,
that could be possible. So I'm not lying or I'm not saying you didn't post the property. I never saw the posting. And so that's my, and so the biggest argument I have is I've been in communications with the court enforcement agents. I've been in communications with building department all during that same time that my lien was running.
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oh yeah, you're trying to do what we're asking you to do. Yeah, you're pulling permits. Yeah, you're meeting with us. And so that was the idea that I got from Mrs.
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I'm sorry, I forgot.
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So the idea was if you work with me, I will report back to my hires and I will make sure that they know you're working on the property. That was all the communication I had always. So had I known this was running, I would have been stopped a week later because I would have come to you and say, look, here are my permits. Here's what I'm doing.
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So that's my argument. That I'm being punished for something that I never did. It wasn't like I left the property abandoned and I never answered to the letters and I decided now to show up and say, hey, forgive me. That's not what happened here. I was 100% present at all times.
Thank you.
Mr.
Mayor, if I can just add just for clarification, there was correspondence between him and Officer Carver who started the case and then Officer Murdoch who took the case over.
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in were the ones being fined. When you apply for a lien reduction, ‸ your property must be in full compliance before you can step before the co-board and ask for a reduction.
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reduction, but we don't add new violations after the
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has ruled on what's there. So that's kind of how that goes. So it seems like there was added violations, but they were whether or not the hearing can be held for the lien reduction because the property needs to be in full compliance.
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Okay.
Do
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You may be seated, Mr. Selfie, sir. Thank you.
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If he's beginning purchase
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property, has violations on the property, he's beginning to correct those violations, and then new violations come in the process of him trying to correct the existing violations, but he doesn't get an opportunity to come to the ‸ lien reduction hearing because technically he still has violations to correct ‸ in his mind. I would think that. I would think I would not have an opportunity to go to the lien reduction hearing because I have new violations that have occurred as well. So ‸ how can he correct the violation if you have new violations are being
technically added?
We
tell them when they fill out an application for a lien reduction, we do an inspection, and then we tell him, like, I have emails in the file where we actually emailed Mr. Silva and his company and stated, we can't move you forward, your application was denied at this time because you have this, this, this, and this outstanding for violations. What I was saying is his fine doesn't accumulate anymore because of that. He just can't move forward with a lien reduction.
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So even though he's denied the lien reduction, the fine doesn't keep
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Makes sense.
When
this case was closed, it's closed. That's all just new stuff and we don't advance him until he's
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And
as of
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is
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Yes, as of our inspection yesterday afternoon. ‸ Okay.
Motion to approve staff recommendation
well
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code enforcement board recommendations.
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We have a second by Councilwoman calls.
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Aye. Aye.
As
have it, unanimously. Staff recommendation. So, Mr. Silva, please continue to properly collaborate with Mr. Bunn and his staff, sir. Go forward, young man. We believe in you. So, thank you, sir.
Thank you.
Proceeding with the final, excuse me, maybe I'm sure I don't get this confused. This is the final item for,
I have
another one on my other paper.
I
got my papers. Okay. Tell Councilman, yes, sir. Thank you. Tell Deputy Mayor Hearns he can come back in. Please. Okay. Proceeding on to item 8-1. Authorize the
city
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manager to negotiate the sale of the city of Cocoa Asset
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and a 2015
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authorize a budget amendment to receive revenue from the sale of SPH-100 approved resolution amending the fiscal year budget
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authorize a change order to PO hashtag 80739
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and convert this truck to a 2024 backslash 2025
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or mrs. also to mrs. morgan ma'am as well.
I'll take it for you Abby. ‸ Don't
sell
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the
car.
I'm trying to help you out. Thank you. That's really all it is. Whatever's in the council packet. If you have any questions, I'm here.
Good job, sir.
Happy Thanksgiving.
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Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on to
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Grant application to the Florida Department Environmental Protection for the purpose of developing a vulnerability assessment for the city of Coco. So move based on staff recommendation.
Second.
Okay, we have a motion on the floor by the chair and second by
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call
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favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously. I think that concludes this portion.
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Any reports? Mr. City Manager. Sir.
Mr. Mayor, ‸ let me go back and clean up the ‸ fee schedule issue with regards to ‸ Board of Adjustments variance matters.
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council because
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when we changed ‸ the fee schedule back in May. And so back in May, a variance for for the
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was $850 plus the advertising fees. That was revised to for a single family or two family resident, $250 plus $100 per additional item plus the add fee cost there. So that was modified down to fit. I'll send you these schedules there.
I
think we sent you the existing one. We'll send you the old schedule so you can make the comparison there. So that was dropped by by what is that $550 there back in May. And Councilman Beringer, we did do a comparison across various jurisdictions. Thank you, sir. So again, ‸ apologize. Thank you, Charlene, for providing me that clarification. And again, specifically with regards to 2301 Meridian, I know Dennis
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with the lady on this and planning staff there and planning staff,
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her home. ‸ So going above and beyond, again, obviously, these things take time to work through, but again, a variance is not 600 for a single family home. It's not the $850 that it was. It's the $250 plus whatever the advertisement fees are.
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with us. Is that the correct interpretation?
Yeah. Yeah, the fee, we had changed, You guys had actually changed the fee schedule, ‸ lowered the fee schedule. We did that in comparing our fee schedule to other cities and perhaps county government also.
So when
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were stated, was that an old calculation?
I
think
they looked at the wrong role on the existing fee schedule
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And so that may be something that doesn't fall in single family, something that's not administrative, perhaps commercial or something like that.
Thank you very much as city manager.
And then we have two reports there, one from Mrs.
Singer,
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And because Chief Lamb didn't get enough time at the microphone, he has a report. ‸ So Chief Lamb has a report also. I don't know who wants to go first.
Go ahead.
‸ Okay. We've got a video that I wanted to play for you all.
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video for a contest that was through the Florida City County Managers Association. And it was a contest that was what makes your city special. So we produced this, it had to be 60 seconds or less, and this is exactly 60 seconds. So Rob, if you can play that for me.
What makes the city of Coco a special place to live, work, and play? Here in the city of Coco, we are a city where... We are deeply
rooted in our rich history.
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that also travels to space.
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The scenic Indian River Lagoon is the backdrop to our historic district, which comes alive with special events.
We blend recreational opportunities with the abundance of natural resources, creating a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Economic growth and opportunity thrive, transforming dreams into reality.
We nurture a lifelong love for learning, all the way from the earliest stages of pre-K to the heights of college achievement.
We are a pillar of community support, working hand-in-hand with residents and organizations to build a stronger community.
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is a special place to call home.
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We did submit it, so hopefully we'll hear soon on that, But it was really well done and hopefully captured We only had 60 seconds to capture everything, but we tried to capture as much as possible in 60 seconds.
Samantha, what's the name of the firm that does our videos for us?
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Yeah,
and they ‸ do a great job. ‸ and that's a, I think Samantha works closely with them to put the script together and so that's a great video illustrating all of what the City of
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there
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and, and hopefully, our,
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they had one identical to ours and hey,
I
was letting everybody know at the dinner table,
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because
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or whatever the case may be. But yes, kudos. So we have national attention to it as well. Very nice. Hot chocolate. All day, every day, baby.
So we did push that out on social media. It is also on our YouTube channel so if you'd like to share that, that would be great. And again, I'll let you know when I hear back on the contest portion of it.
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So we have, we've got lots of stuff going on.
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Centennial celebration is this Saturday, December 2nd from 5 to 8 p.m. It is a free and open to the public event and it's to celebrate 100 years
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Harry T. Moore Center. This event is, the start will be over at Emma Jewel Charter Academy. There's more parking over there. So we're starting everyone over there. We're going to play a short video that talks from the Florida Historical Society that talks about the history of the building and then escort everybody over to the Moore Center where they'll be tours of the building, entertainment, food. So it should be a really fun night. Hopefully you all can be there and attend this ‸ event. We have the Cocoa Village Boat Parade Tree Lighting and Holiday Movie is scheduled for Friday, December 8th at 6 p.m. So that is again the boat parade, our annual boat parade. The tree lighting, We've split up the tree lighting from the holiday festival since they requested to move the parade earlier. ‸ So we are going to do the holiday festival on Saturday, December 9th after
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Holiday Parade which is at 10 a.m. The parade leaves from Rockledge High School and travels north into the city
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Village up to
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I do believe
they are required to be wearing a Cocoa High football jersey though, right? Isn't that the deal?
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I think the mayor is supposed to wear that in the parade.
Yes.
And then last, I just want to talk about we do have our food drive and our toy drive still going on currently. So we are accepting food donations and ‸ toy donations at all of our city facilities if you would like to donate for those. And I think that goes through, like, the second week of December. And that's all I have.
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Mike Erdman helped us with collecting food for our food drive again.
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It was amazing. They do a fill the truck event to kind of kick off the food drive every year. So they did one this year for us and really collected a lot of food for the sharing center.
It
was a great, great donation.
Thank
you very much, ma'am.
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contribute to, but I'm going
to
keep my mouth closed and just wait at the next. ‸ It's imperative that we
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That's right. Say it again. Okay. Is that it, ma'am?
Yes, ‸ sir.
Thank you kindly, ma'am. I appreciate your professionalism. Arnold. Chief, fine haircut day.
All right. I promise it'll be long.
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men and women of the fire department, I certainly want to do that. But this one's kind of near and dear to my heart. I just want to give an update on our two high school recruits that are going through the program. I'm proud to say that on December 7th, both of these young men, Siren Ramirez and Gabriel Schaller will be graduating from EMT school. So they are through with phase one.
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Both of these young men are doing tremendous. My hat's off to the crew that's kind of thrown into them with this being a new program.
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And these two young men are flourishing. So they're doing such an outstanding job. I'm very proud of them. So I wanted to take a few minutes to just acknowledge that in a public forum. They will start fire school in January. So they'll run through that program. And once they're done and get ready to graduate from that, we'll be back for another report. And probably a pretty big swearing-in ceremony for those two young men.
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Wow. Kudos, man. That's it. Kudos. Thanks. Safety, safety, safety. Okay.
Um,
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‸ there. The, the,
Mr.
Mayor, if
I
can go back to the, to the, uh, the high schoolers, uh, graduating the academy, and I can't be more proud of what the council actually did in approving that,
uh,
that special initiative, but also what staff, ‸ including the chief, including, uh, Ms. Jumaane, uh, did for the, for the one, uh, cadet who had some special circumstances. And I think I've, I've talked to each of you all about those, uh, circumstances there. And so within a matter of, um, one to two weeks there, we, we had figured out that, uh,
uh,
uh, there was some additional academic work to be done. Um,
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young man
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he could actually get into the academy because otherwise, uh, and, and, and again, Mrs. Bowman was on this initiative also. And so, you know, that, that, that, that's commitment on the part of staff there because they just could have just as easily walked away from, from the, the young man, but, but, um, took the time, the extra effort to, to, to figure out what was going on and to, um, and to, uh, assist in, in getting him through GED completion. Because as I learned that when you walk across the stage, you're, you're either a graduate, you're a, uh,
uh, uh,
certificate of completion or what's the other one? Is there a third category? Yeah. Yeah.
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of completion. And so, um, again, they, they did just, just young's work in getting that, uh, that young man through the GED process and, and, and having an opportunity at change in his life and giving us,
uh,
hopefully, uh,
uh, a
lifelong public servant who is, uh, from the community and of the community. So again, proud of them for that.
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week or the week after for our open ‸ houses events for police and fire to start for next year's sponsorships.
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Thank you very much, sir. All right. All right.
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Okay. So we have one and three, which who would like to go first? One and three. Well, by all means one. Okay. You're the, you're the youngster here. ‸ Yeah.
I appreciate that, sir. Uh, so, um, first off, um, my pot. Nope. Yeah. Nope. No, no, no, no, no, no. I know that if you don't get a photo, it didn't happen.
Uh,
but I appreciate that. So, um, first off, ‸ I just want to say thank you to the, to the professionalism of the staff. Um, and in putting in, in the agenda this evening, um, and we're all going home a little bit early tonight. So I appreciate that. But it is, it really is. There was so much that's the nuts and bolts of government. Right. Whenever, whatever it is that we
approved
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whether it was the replacement for, you know, moving water or waste, whether it's replacement fire truck, try having it when it doesn't show
up
where you need it. That's
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right.
And commend all
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for everything that you did to just that core function of government. If nobody said thank you for doing it, I appreciate that. I also would like to give a tremendous thank
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a
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Uh, because the, the monthly reports and the adjustment reports, um, it go above and beyond for transparency of the amounts of money that are being spent. That any, ‸ you take five minutes and I guarantee there's nobody, uh, that would be able to sit down with our director, uh, and not leave fully confident with what's going on in the city. So I just want to commend you and your team for that.
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And I appreciate the above and beyond frequency of the work, uh, related to finance. So thank you for that. Um, also,
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you know, even just talking about the fee schedules and walking us through that in the middle of a council meeting with no preparation. Thank you for that. Uh, and that, that extends to the
professionalism
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that runs through the entirety of the organization. So thank you all.
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Uh, I'm sure that there are folks that are going to try to get healthy, uh, as, as healthier, uh, as we, as we do this. And I just want to highlight the amazing trails that we have in the city of Cocoa. Uh, one of which is within my district.
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It's a, it's a great walk. You'll see a beautiful things. You can take your family. It's free. And it's something that you can learn to love about our community. So number one, I would invite everybody out there. If you're not sure, there's plenty of maps.
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conserver.
Conservation.
Thank you, man. I'm struggling. Thank you. Uh, yeah, but it's absolutely, and it's tucked away. And if you don't know where it is, uh, you know, that that's what we're here for. We'll help you find it. Uh, that's
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This is the second one has not a one.
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Uh, the, the, the second
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we share a community part. Uh, I,
I
would say that between our districts and Travis park, uh, and I, you know, one of the things I'm doing to, to meet members of the community and just be a part of that community is I'm doing my tour with a basketball in my hand.
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meeting people that I would have never met had I not gone out. But I just share that because with, with all the development that we're doing with the parks, there, there is that connection that happens
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the community that it's hard to put a price tag on that. But as an example,
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was there.
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you know, five years old, six years old, and I'm cleaning up the ball for him. He comes back. I have my daughter. I'm playing.
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and just tossing the football. Uh,
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And that is the essence of what I think happens at our park. So I would like to invite anybody, please out to Travis Park, ma'am. Uh, and because at the end of it, there's a trail right next to it and it's a great small walk. You can do it. It's not too rigorous, but it gets you out there. So again, I just would like to welcome everybody as you're thinking about what fitness looks like in the new year. There are some options that are around us. All right. ‸ Thank you. I appreciate that.
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Well deserving. That's why I'm excuse me.
Um,
Mr. Goins. Yes, sir. To my heart, not to my head.
This
oversight.
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I know
report sir
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okay. So I do apologize, sir. No worries. We appreciate you as a super attorney. Okay. It's yours, sir.
Okay. Um, so this, this particular picture was at Thanksgiving. Uh, this is my seventh year, uh, volunteering at the, uh, Sharon center, which is on Aurora Street. Um, every day, you know, they don't do it just for Thanksgiving, but they feed a lot of people, uh, who are in need. Um,
so
Thanksgiving, I mean,
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They do everything from collard greens, the chicken, the turkey and all kinds of stuff. So, um, this crew
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a commissioner,
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Um, and they all, uh, helped out with a lot of volunteers that come through when we cutting pies and it's just, uh, it's always good to give back, uh, to people. Um, and it was a lot of love, you know, in the building. Um, this is the staff, um, at the Sharon center. Um, pay no mind to that guy with the green Bay Packer
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cooking so much food. Imagine if you got
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Um, that's a lot of food.
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seasoning. So, because so many people have different, uh, diabetes and things of that nature. So they do a great job of, uh, making sure other people eat good. Um, so they, they did a very good job. Um,
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Uh,
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uh,
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of, they fed over 200 people in 30 minutes. Um, at the Gilmore family park, uh, the same park that our police department is doing a great job, um, of keeping that
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clean. Um, they were there feeding people. And so, I mean, I couldn't, I mean, it was no signs. They just had some free
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that people just showed up and the food was gone. So you'd never know who needs a meal, especially a hot meal. Just ‸ really, it was a beautiful day on Thanksgiving.
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15 years old. They, uh, won the Super Bowl this weekend, Saturday.
Um,
very proud of them.
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we started in June, uh, and this Saturday, we lost three games, a lot of adversity. We went through a lot of people thought we were done, but, uh, we ended up whipping the same two teams that beat us during the regular season. We beat them in the playoffs. So, um, you know, just shout out to them, um, for all their
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Roberts. Um, they, they helped out as well. A lot of these kids,
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kids live in the city of Cocoa.
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Some of
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live in Port St. John's. Some of them live, actually got some kids from Palm Bay. Uh, so it's a good mixture of kids throughout Brevard County. Um, so this, this, I
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Um,
we've been working on this for a very long time to get wrapping up, right? So I think this ‸ the testament of wrapping up, right?
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Um, but, but this really what these young men have been through, we was horrible the first three or four weeks of, of,
uh,
football season. But this showed how much work that they, um, that they put in. So I think some of these guys are going to Cocoa High.
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go to. So, um, so I, this is, is a issue that, that we've discussed about when we clean up the park is going to be some unintended consequences.
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of our areas like, um, our gyms like Jody Smith Center. Um, because we have just some sockets that we have out there. They want to be close to the sockets for charging their phone. Um, but what's happening is, is, is it's more of a takeover, uh, at this time is, is no regard, um, for other people. Right. And that's
why
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I have a concern. And they're wrong. Yeah. Yeah. So, and,
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to try to remove those sockets or cover. I'm like, no, we really can't do that because there's some young people that may have to go through abuse at home. That may be running away from home. Uh, young man, young woman, they may have to charge their phone. We can't allow people who disrespect take away that asset from people who really need help. Um, so I sent this to the city manager, um, early as well. Um, and I just, I really would like more eyes on
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Um, and this is right in front of the door of, of community action. And so, um, if, if we can put some eyes on that, I know city
managers
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working on that along with police chief.
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got a meeting coming up as well, but I just wanted to, um, show the community as well that we see it. We know, but it's not an easy fix.
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Um, and that was it. But, um, so the next thing is, man, shout out to the ‸ public works department is what always coming through, um, upon request.
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Uh, see when I went through
there today,
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I went there just for a reason.
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proved
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me wrong.
Um,
and you got the
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They just wanted to feel a part of downtown. And for
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way. And you don't know how many texts that I received today on.
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So sometime we, we see things as something simple or, um, things we really don't pay attention to. But I'm telling you the people that live over there who've been there for 30, 40 years, man, I'm
telling
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even though it took them maybe whatever time is worth it because I got so many thank you texts. Um, because of those Christmas lights being ‸ up in the heart of
coco
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So we appreciate,
um, ‸ appreciate it.
Yes. Um, and so, uh, next day
i stand corrected the championship for coco
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Uh, so it would be good, uh, as far as the parade. Um, and
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anyway. So, um,
um,
I am not going to be
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Um,
my wife surprised me. Um, I really don't
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they play in the first ever SWAC championship in the state of Florida. So
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Uh, Bubba McDowell. Um, so
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just let everybody know. I'd rather, I'd rather get cussed out by the community than my home house.
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Um, so, but, but I know it's going to be a good time. The, um, shout out to the, um, committee that put it together.
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But I appreciate, uh, Samantha
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everyone else that was a part of that group for getting the, um, speakers lined up as well.
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So I appreciate everybody for, um, the meeting tonight.
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Um, you know, you deserve it. I appreciate all your hard work. And now you have to show up at these events at eight o'clock in the morning now. So it's on you now. Uh, but I'm good. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Okay.
Who's next? Which one do y'all want to go first? Two or four? It doesn't matter.
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I don't care.
We can just keep going in order.
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I wanted to report on this at the last meeting.
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didn't have the photos at the time submitted, but, uh, this right here was a is actually not in district two, but it's on that borderline. And I think it's gonna ‸ support a lot of my constituents in district two. Um, this is located in the same lot plaza. It's a new art gallery. Uh,
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opened up.
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weeks ago and, uh,
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it's gonna ‸ be open to the community. He's actually gonna ‸ host classes for, uh,
uh,
youth adults as well to come in and learn how to do certain artwork. Um, ‸ so I was in attendance to the grand opening. There
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Uh, I believe he showed up as well.
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So
it was a good time. Matthew's hope was out there. So,
uh,
if you guys ever get a chance, go and check it out. Support this business. So just some information he had posted up. Uh, some of the artists he had in there, it
was
a few artists that was actually doing work on the spot, which was pretty cool.
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I had noticed over a weekend and as you can see, it looked really horrible. It looked really bad. And I want to give a huge shout out to Ms. Morgan because your team has just been killing it. Um, you know, whenever an issue pops up and we report it, it's almost taken care of like instantly. And I just, I want to give you your flowers for just, uh, as you all can see how as bad as this area looks, um, I reported it to staff.
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This is what I came to, uh, maybe a couple of days later.
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Great job.
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reached out to me.
They
were very pleased about it and appreciative. So I, I thank you and your team, uh, for killing it and, uh, doing such a great job and being responsive. So this right here was the fall fest
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Endeavor Elementary, uh, it's a community event. They've been holding over the past, uh, few years now, uh, open to the community. And, uh, this event really showed you what community was about.
Um,
they had a lot of sponsors out there. One of the, um, most recognizable, um, thrifties. They donated a lot of,
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And, uh, everyone was able to take advantage of that.
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smiles on their faces. There was people that weren't
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I know them. And they just spoke how, hey, we don't have this in my city. This is pretty cool. And, um, this is just all the great work that they're doing out there in Endeavor. Um, all the community support. Uh, and so it's another great
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So as you can see, they had
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pork, um, sandwiches. It was awesome. Burgers. They had everything out there. Um, ice cream, everything. So,
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So that was great to be able to support that. Uh,
this
is something else that you'll be hearing a lot about, uh, very soon from Endeavor. Uh,
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uh, team effort with the county as well. Either the county or the state. Uh, so this, this is an area where a lot of students will walk to school to get to Endeavor. And,
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This is where everyone played baseball.
That's
right. Um, you know, but at times this field, it can be at least two, three feet high in grass and the students, they
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have to walk through this pathway to get to school. Um, so through their efforts, they've, uh, created a sidewalk. Um, they have a pathway to get there now. So they'll be able to get the school safe.
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So that's pretty
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And ‸ that is all I have at the moment. Um, once again, I
thank
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the council for appointing me as a deputy mayor. Um, it's no easy task as a great responsibility. And, um, I, I thank you all for trusting me with that.
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And, um, like
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said, I can't say it's always easy. Uh, the last time I was appointed, it was right in the middle. It was actually at the end of me going through my master's degree program as well, attending paramedic school. So if you can imagine how hectic it
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it was for me, but you guys trusted me with it. I took it on and I appreciate it. And
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to the best of my ability. So thank you for that. Of
course.
Good
job. Good job. Sir.
So what was that, that access area? What was it before? Was it ball fields? ‸ Was it a park or?
It was kind of,
you
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say ‸ abandoned ball field. Yes.
An abandoned ball
field. So it's actually a parcel that's divided. One portion is owned by the school board
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Right. Okay.
They set up a swimming pool over there
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A, B, and C. It's adjacent to the school.
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‸ You want the PowerPoint first or the article?
Oh, I don't want the article. The article was for printing the PowerPoint. Okay.
Got it.
Got
it. All
right. Oh, first of
all,
I didn't get a chance to last time report on the redevelopment conference and the big takeaways. So I wanted to share that. And ‸ I can also, I will also do that at the CRA. But it was really somewhat of a reiteration of what I learned at the Florida League of Cities conference, but a lot of it has to do with, you know, really doing that placekeeping, identifying those place opportunities. And, you know, we saw this. This was not only in the ‸ presentations, but also in the tour of St. Augustine and Lincolnville, which is a historic African American community. And,
you
know, not to accept mediocrity that, you know, there are so many, so many
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throughout the United States that we have some very special things here. And as long as we identify those,
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whatever, building on that and creating that sense of place is ‸ going to be ‸ the true recipe for our success. So, and they also, one speaker after the next, push back. And push back is not a negative to development coming in, but push back for those things that will really help that development fit in with the culture of the community, with the other things that you have going for yourself. In St. Augustine, of course, as well as in Lincolnville Historic District,
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and then in the expanded area, they become voluntary. Although they said more often than not, people coming in are quite willing to look at those and abide by those guidelines, just to, so there's some congruency, some consistency throughout the area. We also have architectural guidelines that were started.
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It's a document that has, really gives you an appreciation for, if you haven't had a chance to look at it, some of the features we have in our historic architecture. The Lincolnville Historic District tour
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really interesting. That, again, is an African American community. And as they have developed that historic district,
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this point, they are not majority African American. And one of the things she emphasized, ‸ that we may want to consider, you know, in Diamond Square or whatever, but as the properties became, ‸ you know, start to develop and the values go up, doing, and this is the, the CRA director is now doing that within the community, reaching out to members, writing letters, talking about the future values of the property, and the significance of the historic events that took place there. And they
emphasize
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that, and this is, you know, all about building a sense of a place, that in some areas they don't even have the building still standing. But they, you know, put up signs, or, you know, they incorporated that history, those important points, to create that sense of place, to, you know, create that common sense of historical understanding. And that, of course, helps us, contributes to a more unified community.
I
attended, along with our city manager and our public works director, the kickoff for the long-range master plan for the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization. This is, it's, it's the plan that prioritizes the projects for the next 10 years.
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as a council member, because you're really having an influence over the future, even though, hopefully I'll get to see it in my lifetime, but it certainly won't be credited to
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The process is beginning now, and it'll be completed in 25. I think there are going to be a lot of community outreach events, and I would encourage everyone to participate.
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Are you familiar with that, that's going up on Pineda? That is really going to increase the, make our transportation system much more high-tech. So, yeah, it's very high-tech. They're going to be able to control traffic lights. They will immediately see when there are problems in one place or another. And, so, that's exciting. We also, as you know, the ‸ Clear Lake 524, of course, you know, we've pushed our project on 524 up that list. But we're still looking at, ‸ and of course you know about the project from 520 up to Michigan,
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to make that road safer.
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Michigan on Clear Lake to industry, is still looking for it, and still, we're still at the point of the, getting the 24 million for the right-of-way, because they have to, they're going to take that first line of houses as they expand that. Thank
you.
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phase in 25. We're widening 528. That was interesting that it's actually in ‸ the 17th year is being listed as a priority. So, again, transportation projects are, you know, multi-million dollar ventures, and they take a long time. So, you've got to be able to look up the long route. As you know, I sit on the Save Our Indian ‸ River Lagoon Citizen Oversight Committee, and we, this was our meeting a couple ‸ weeks ago, to determine where the additional 10 million that came in this year, where that will go to, and to look at some of the projects that are going, and to do a little realignment if needed.
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year, seventh year. I think 2016 was, ‸ 2017
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started.
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But I just wanted to give everyone a perspective, because I think people see these figures, and myself as well, and it's just, wow, that is ridiculous.
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clean up Tampa Bay. And
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the Chesapeake so far. And they're still working on it.
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than it is to prevent it from getting polluted. Um, but so far we've taken out 1.3 million tons of, um,
uh,
total nitrogen. No, 1.3 million pounds of total nitrogen. Um, that nitrogen and phosphorus are the nutrients that create the pollution, that, um, bring on the algae.
Um,
okay. And then I just wanted to point, I, you have in front of you an article, is an opinion piece that, uh, Virginia Barker, the director of that department, um, of our county natural resources, that she wrote, um, in regard to sticking to the science. Because, you know, this is, as you, something like this with this much money, of course, uh, attracts a lot of controversy. And there's always someone, you know, with a better idea. And of course, any idea once we want to look at it, but we've got to stick to the science. And right now the plan that was written is based on, and all of the controversy about taking muck out and how expensive that is. The ‸ reality is the muck, as that is going back to the 2050s when we were, you know, dumping wastewater right into the lagoon.
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in. So, again, sea grass, sea grass is that indicator species. Uh, we're seeing some success, but a lot more work to do, so. Uh, we had a,
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Um, this is for, um, all the traffic crashes, the victims of traffic crashes. Um, Vision Zero is that, I don't know if you're
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sign on to that
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it is, and, and now all of the municipalities within Brevard have, and it is, it's a collaboration to reduce the traffic accidents. You know, our roads to a large degree are dangerous by design.
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when we were all, it was very car centric. Um, versus go to other cities with older communities that, you know, maybe had different forms of transportation.
But,
there are ways to bring it down and, um, being more cautious, but also just making our roads more safe by design. And then again, um, we will have the, the train exhibit every Saturday at the museum. Thank you.
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me along the way from the Florida League of Cities.
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I'm happy to say, um, you will see here myself and this young man here, Mr. Simmons. Um,
we
were appointed, approved, ratified, and selected to be on the national board of directors.
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state, the great sunshine state. But a special shout out to Mrs. Jeannie Garner and first, uh, President Greg Ross for submitting my name in the hat and had the ability to persuade and control the voting members.
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and emails and phone calls today pertaining to our, our accomplishments on a national level. So we will be attending these various conferences, just like we will be starting hours tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. Um, my portion is being paid by the league itself. So it's not
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a good one. Yes. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. It's team Coco, man. ‸ We're being recognized for, you know, what we do in this great city of ours.
Um,
I'm proud. I'm tickled pink, proud. I want to say to staff, it is because of you, our rise, and city manager and city attorney and council. It is because of you, the citizens of Coco. I'm a product of Coco. I'm a proud product of Coco. So I'm writing off your shirt tails, coat tails, pony tails, dress tails. It's not about me. It's about we, the people. And that's why I appreciate council acknowledging the accomplishments of staff because we can't do it by ourselves. And I wouldn't want it any other way. So we all pay an intricate part. And people challenge us as we did our community walk yesterday. Um, there were certain individuals pleased and not so pleased. But guess what? We work through it. And we deal with it.
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the top. We're going to get there with or without you. Teamwork is dream work. So welcome to Team Coco. So on that note, happy post Thanksgiving. I'm a southern gentleman from the great state of Florida. Glad to be from hot chocolate, baby. Go Coco Hot Tigers. We defeated Fort Sumter. Not Fort Sumter. South Sumter. Fort Sumter is where the Civil War started, y'all, for who don't know.
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but nothing like partnership and friendship and stewardship. And I just want to say thank you to you all. Even if we can agree to disagree, but that's all right. That's life.
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But it's okay. You know why? Again, together we rise. And it's not about I, but it's we. We Team Coco.
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Thank you. Two words we don't hear enough. Thank you. I say go in peace. Chair entertains a motion to adjourn.
Motion to adjourn.
We have a motion on the floor.
Second.
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Hey, everybody get fat. Have a good time. Have faith. Remember the reason for the season. Merry Christmas.
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