I'm
going to call the podium this meeting.
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ma'am. Please make sure that the ladies have a seat. Gentlemen,
please
make
sure all the ladies have a seat. All the ladies have a seat.
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Good
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And by the power of the Holy Spirit, lead me, feed me, use me as a willing vessel to do your will and be ‸ blessed to someone in need. Break every chain of destruction. Break every chain of hatred. Break every chain of racism. We come to this city council meeting to lift you up because we know if we lift you up, you'll draw all men into you. And Lord, we need you. We need you in a mighty way. We ask that you be here in the presence because you say where two or three is gathered in the midst, that you'll be there to lead us, to guide us, to help get us through. And as this meeting progresses, we ask that everything is decent and in order and done according to your will. We thank you for every family that's represented here. We ask you to give them what they need in every way.
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And when it's all said and done, and we depart from this place but never for your presence, we ask that you give us traveling grace and arrival mercy. So ‸ we will continue to go to all parts of the nation and spread the good news that Jesus Christ is king and he is alive. We ask it all in your son Jesus Christ's name we pray.
Amen.
Amen. Amen. Let's
spread.
I
pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to
the republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all.
You can see.
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Thank
you.
Thank you.
May we
do roll call please? Absolutely.
Mayor Blake.
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Deputy Mayor Weeks. Here. Councilmember Goins. Here. Councilmember Hearn.
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Here.
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Thank you.
Thank you Madam Clerk.
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the wishes of Council? Motion to approve.
We have
a motion
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Second. Second by Deputy Mayor Weeks. Chair is going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye.
Any
nays? Ayes have it unanimously.
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Proceeding on to special meeting minutes for March the 4th 2025. Also special meeting of March the 18th 2025. What are the wishes of Council?
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Second. Okay.
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Now we will proceed forward to awards and presentations.
Deputy
Mayor Weeks ma'am. Yes sir. Would everyone from Council please come down forward. We would like for you to read the National Public Works appreciation. Okay. And to the minutes. Okay. All
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And we'll do, we will do the following order. National
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city attorney and city manager.
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I
appreciate that.
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Mrs. Morgan, would you please come forward ma'am.
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vital importance to sustainable and resilient communities and to the public health, high quality of life, and well-being of
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facilities, and services could not be provided without the dedicated ‸ efforts of public works professionals who are engineers, managers, and employees at all levels of government, and the private sector who are responsible for rebuilding, improving, and protecting our nation's transportation, water supply, water treatment, and solid waste systems, public buildings, and other structures and facilities essential for our citizens. And whereas
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for the citizens, civic leaders,
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to maintain a progressive interest and understanding of the importance of public works and public works programs in their respective communities. And whereas the year 2025 marks the 65th annual National Public Works Week sponsored by the American Public Works Association.
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City of
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do here brought hereby proclaim
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National Public Works Week, People purpose Purpose,
i
put
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that makes sense, and urge all citizens to join with representatives of the American Public Works Association and government agencies
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engineers, ‸ managers, and employees, and to recognize the substantial contributions they make to protecting our national health safety and advancing quality of life for all.
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‸ Good evening. So if you guys look to your right or left, depending upon where you're seeing that, to your right, you see these officers lined up over there. You got one officer back there in the back. I'm just going to brag just for a moment before I read this proclamation. These officers come in every day to put their lives on the line. They don't even know if they're going to go home.
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you call them, they're going to be there no matter what the situation is. And for four years,
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our new leadership, since I've been here, we've had a crime reduction each and every year, and it's a direct result of those officers back there that's working here today.
I
want to give them a round of applause. Let me put my glasses on. Okay. Whereas in 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officer Memorial Day and the week in which the dates fall at National Police Memorial Week. Currently, tens of thousands of law enforcement officers from all around the world converge on Washington, D.C.
to
participate in many planned events which honor those that paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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the United States, including the dedicated members of the City of Cocoa Police Department. And whereas it is important that all citizens know and understand the duties, responsibilities, hazards, and sacrifices of their law enforcement agency, and that the members of our law enforcement agency recognize their duty to serve the people by safeguarding life and property, by protecting them against violence and disorder, and by protecting the innocent against deception and the weak against oppression. And whereas
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honors the valor, service, and dedication of all police officers and publicly recognizing the services of every one of the members
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do hereby proclaim May 11th through the 17th, 2025 as National Police Week in the City of Cocoa and urge all citizens to publicly recognize the
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of ‸ law enforcement officers in our community and the communities across the nation. Thank you.
All right.
Chief,
for all your chiefs.
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Come on. ‸ There's power
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Okay, you may be seated, thank you.
Okay, ready? One,
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Are we doing
EMS first?
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but no worries.
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EMS, EMS. Let's give them a round of applause.
So, thank you for the opportunity for us to read off this proclamation. Just like the Chief, I'm very proud of our men and women and the services they provide to our community. A lot of times when people think of fire departments, they think of us as putting the wet stuff on the red stuff, our water on fires. But we do so much more in providing advanced life support care to our community. And each one of these men and women have hundreds of hours on the EMS side in training and education. So, I'm very proud of them and what they provide for the community.
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heroes.
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All right. The proclamation.
Whereas
emergency medical services are a vital public service. And whereas the members and emergency medical services teams are ready to provide life saving care to those in need 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And whereas access to quality emergency care dramatically improves the survival and recovery rate of those who experience sudden illness or injury. And whereas emergency care, emergency medical care services fill health care gaps by providing important out of hospital care, including preventative medicine, follow up care and access to telemedicine. And whereas the emergency medical services system consists of first responders, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, emergency medical dispatchers, firefighters, police officers, educators, administrators, pre hospital nurses, emergency nurses, emergency physicians, trained members of the public and other out of hospital medical care providers. And whereas the members of emergency medical services teams, whether career or volunteer engage in thousands of hours of specialized training and continuing education to enhance their life saving skills. And whereas it is appropriate to recognize the value and accomplishments of emergency medical services provided by designating the emergency medical services week.
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2025 as emergency medical services week. The 51st anniversary of EMS week theme is we care for everyone. I encourage the community to observe this week with appropriate programs, ceremonies and activities in honor of EMS professionals and the essential services it provides. Thank you.
All right. ‸ Would you please stand and acknowledge our EMS team
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gail and your staff
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I'm missing anyone else KBB come on
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all right well I'm gonna ‸ say good evening to you Mayor Blake and Council Thank you for having us here this evening, and we have a special award to present tonight to the city of Coco again this year we have a certificate of appreciation
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Coco this this award in recognition for your outstanding achievement in the city of Coco for
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city on trash bash day you are first place in the competition and I'd like to present this award to you again
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I also want to thank all of the people that
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in this initiative and helping uh keep uh Brevard
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excuse
me my name is John Nico I'm executive director
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John didn't mention we want two categories not just for trash for the most volunteers as well all
right
Let's give a round of applause. man Is
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a number? Yes, 303 ‸ 303.
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categories, we were able to
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um for their participation. It was hard. it We were only supposed to choose two, but we ended up choosing four because we couldn't decide. So the first group will be Metropolitan Missionary Baptist
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on, Katie!
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better come on up because I'll call your name,
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Come on up, Sheila Walker. Brother Mobley, come on down, sir. If I call your name twice, you remember ‸ We have the police officers here now. Are y'all trying to hide behind the camera?
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‸ Okay, the next one is for Girl Scouts. Come
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Hey!
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you.
Thank
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Thank you. Thank
you.
Thank
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And
last but not least, the last one goes to Top Teens of America.
All right.
Some of y'all have multiple positions here.
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A round of applause.
There's
big shifts in leadership, but nothing like friendship, partnership, and leadership. Come on up here. Come
on up here. Alice, come
on up here. Get up front, man.
We ready? Wait a minute. Madam, lady, president, Betty, you want to say anything, ma'am? Would you like to say? You sure?
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Hold it, ma'am. Hold it.
Hold it.
On behalf of Top Ladies of Distinction and Top Teens of America, we are proud to be able to serve our community. We do it with dignity and pride. Thank you. All
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come on down.
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Hell Wild
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done a phenomenal job. So this is what happens when you invest in people. It comes back 12 times before. Amen? Amen. Oh, shake your head like you mean it.
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I remember doing the 10th grade, ma'am.
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Thank you, ma'am.
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T-shirts from the trash bash event that she wanted to give to council, which we really appreciate for all of you to have.
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‸ in this community for both collecting the most amount of garbage and the most volunteers for this event.
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this hat. And we hope that she'll wear it with good honor. So, if you could please take that.
Let's give her a round of applause.
There you go.
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I want
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I'm just asking way, way out April 6th.
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April
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April 6th. Alright.
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‸ We have
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foundation. Thank you very much.
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see you.
Yes, come to the microphone, ‸ please. She ready. Okay. Mayor of Village, come forward please. You're
so funny, Mr. Mayor. Good evening. I just wanted to share this video that was presented last week at the police breakfast for the chief.
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when you see this video, you are going to really understand what our police chief and our officers spend their time working the community. And I can't thank you enough, Chief Collier for letting me be part of this. And I enjoyed working side by side with your team and I look forward to the next one. And here's the video. It speaks for itself.
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Breakfast 2025.
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I'm Yvonne Martinez and I am part of the board of directors for the Cocoa Police Foundation. Our board is made up of police employees like myself, police officers and volunteers who just want to make a difference in the community. Our mission is simple. We want to invest all of your donations back into the community in support of the youth and community outreach programs of the Cocoa Police Department. In this video, we will highlight some of the amazing programs and ways you have helped us touch many lives.
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programs where they're teaching these kids
life skills.
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began. It was just a place to go when, you know, single moms, single parent homes, somewhere where the kids were just safe.
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taught. You know, basic life skills that they don't teach you in school. ‸ Gave me confidence to do the things that I needed to do in life, such as, you know, be able to talk in front of a camera, to go into an interview confidently.
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They taught me to never be shy of who I am, always just, you know, be who you are. If people don't like that, then that's their problem and not yours. But I think the most part is the confidence. They really do believe in the kids that they
help.
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And they just want you to be comfortable in life. ‸ Just to know that there's more than what you were born into.
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Daylin Sims is another success story. He is also the product of a single parent home. He grew up in our PAL program. Today, he has a high school diploma and a college degree and is completely debt free. He's just 21 years old. And it was just him, his mom and Coco Pal.
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Coco Pal, our PAL here has given me a scholarship for college.
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me a scholarship for college. So that helped me, you know, alleviate some of the money that me and my mom have to put in for school.
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Our Cops and Kids Summer Program is another outreach effort that has yielded big impacts.
And the original theory of the Cops and Kids Program was that we would have an intense three-week, four-week summer program where the kids would spend all day with us. And we would take them all over to different places and show them that there were more things than just the end of their street. Because a lot of these kids don't get off their street or out of their neighborhoods. And give them opportunities to see that there's careers and that there's a much bigger world outside than just ‸ their neighborhood.
And I have a specific
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And in the beginning, when he first started swimming, he was afraid. He couldn't even hold his breath.
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He's
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police officers and engage with us in a non-law enforcement manner.
Shop with a Cop is one of our favorite programs. Each child gets $100 to spend on whatever they want. But what we often see is these kids are thinking of others before themselves. What
do you want for Christmas? I just want a bike for my dad and ‸ shoes for my dad.
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What about you?
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It's supposed to be Christmas.
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can buy gifts for their family.
Our officers are in a unique position to see the incredible needs in our community every single day.
When they see that, these officers, obviously they have a good heart and they want to find ways to be able to help those families. We were able to support a family that had just experienced a fire. The wife was pregnant with a child, was expecting soon. The house fire totally destroyed all their presents for their other children. And so what we did with the Cocoa Police Foundation, we went back over there and we were able to repurchase some important items that that family lost.
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but really doing those community outreach, having those community connections, and being able to support our community in a positive way, that also helps
have a positive impact on crime. This will open a lot more doors. This may change a kid's life that could go down the wrong path.
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Because I grew up in that and I grew up seeing that stuff and it's like, is that what I'm going to become? And it's like, no, I don't have to become that.
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A lot of these programs make significant impacts in people's lives. And that's what we do every day. And having a positive impact in a person's life that could change their life forever is, that's why we do it. It's worth, it's worth everything. It's worth absolutely everything. There's no better feeling.
We can't do any of it without you, our community partners who give so much every time we ask. You are the ones helping bridge those gaps. You are the true heroes and we are beyond grateful.
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More than my mind could ever imagine How many times have you proven you love me? Oh, how you love me How many times? How many times ‸ have you proven you love me? Oh, how you love me
Let's give the Foundation a round
of applause Thank you
very
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Come back to the podium
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come to the podium, please Yes
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No To you and the Foundation and all the members in our Police Department I just want to say thank you for the outreach program You have a positive impact You build self-esteem for the students The members of PAL
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You have that bond,
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partnership With the business perspective and also
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for the leadership That speaks volumes People believe And the beautiful thing about it The kids can acknowledge you all Without being in fear of you all And that's what it's all about Making that connection
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Thank you
Okay I have the updated version of my agenda Additional cards Yes Thank
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I think that that video speaks volumes It builds relationships And it fosters a positive relationship between the community And the police
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Every time I looked at my phone I was like, what does she want now? But I really appreciate your drive I appreciate you working so hard And I might ‸ look at it like, oh, what does she want now? But I understood why she was calling so many times
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So we appreciate you appreciate chief For all your hard work in the community It does not go unnoticed
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‸ say that So again, appreciate you ‸ and all the police officers out there
Thank
you
All right, let's give her another round of applause
Okay, first on the list, this concludes this portion of awards and presentations. I thank you. We
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Okay first on the list I have two cards from JB Dennis.
Okay
you have three minutes to expound on your item.
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to take care and vote ‸ a breach of agreement. Three weeks ago I was at the city manager's office with a reporter because I'm being charged 3,000 gallons of water per month
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meters. So the city manager runs down to Lisa who's committing fraud and theft and
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because they cut my water off two times back to back before I have a chance to pay it. So when I decided to go for the 300 payment plan two days later I get down to the desk they interject the
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sun no shine. Now I want to talk about collusion, corruption, conspiracy and fraud. Ladies and gentlemen of
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mayor and the city manager.
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positions only. Lisa and Laura are running the city's water department lying stealing and the fraud senior citizen. You messed with the wrong 73 year old when you fraud me out of my money. They are not reading the meters. Yesterday the meter reader comes out on my neighborhood and he reads three meters and leave the neighborhood.
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address the issue of theft and fraud.
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that in this city government, we have civil conspiracy,
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state law.
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So right now I'd like to tell the city attorney you got 10 days from this
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This is my oral motion to let you know I intend to sue. You got 10 days from the
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won't save you. I have enough people here to make this a class action. They're going through the same fraud I'm going through. 3,000 gallons of water like I got horses and cows at my house. So you got 10 days. This is not a case that has to be proven in uh with the only reasonable doubt but one by the preponderance of evidence.
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I got documents to win my case and cope. I have a list of over 20 people who are being a Friday which makes my case a class action and once again city attorney ‸ got 10 days to respond
Okay, next, Linda Dolphin.
Hi, everybody. My name is Linda Dolphin. I'm
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respectfully request that the February 25th minutes be amended to reflect key information that was presented but omitted. As you know, this was the uh this was the
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Project was voted on. During that meeting,
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the Indian Hill Subdivision Project. He used these to support charging homeowners 100 of sewer costs. However, Resolution 2006 shows homeowners
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only if
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disclosed or recorded in the minutes. The documents were shared only with council and staff, not the public. I had to get them through a public records request. To ensure transparency and consistency, I asked that the minutes be corrected to include the distribution of 2684, uh Ordinance 2684 and Resolution 2006. I requested the 6040 cost split in Resolution 2006 be addressed. That these handouts were, and I expect the minutes to show that these handouts were not shared with the public.
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be noted as other agenda items were, should also be included. And also that the only slide for the entire agenda item was a picture of the Indian
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Subdivision. That was the visual that you got of Resolution 2006. When I asked council members about it later, if they had received that resolution, And later when I went back and looked at the video of the meeting, I could see that they were passed out. Like nobody had a chance to look at those. That was so misleading. In addition to that, we do not have minutes yet from the April 8th, 2025 council meeting.
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the following. um In this meeting on April 8th,
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In response to Councilwoman Pat week's
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section, I wish will be included.
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timeline. Again, the permitting. I got chastised for not answering the question of the permitting.
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probably takes him 20 minutes to fill it out and he gets it back within a week time stamp 321 17. The comment was highly relevant to our understanding of the timeline.
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that the J&K
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is a lengthy, complex barrier and is not substantially complete. Please, when those minutes appear before you, make sure that that statement is included. Thank you.
‸ Next, we'll begin this time.
Dennis Childs.
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Now, if for, I'm sorry, I turned that in for my husband, that's for the
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Okay, but
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Do you have any other cards, Madam Clerk? No,
sir.
Thank you, ma'am. This concludes this portion of delegations. And we will proceed forward with consent agenda item. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion.
Somebody finish the motion.
Okay, motion to approve with a second.
Okay, we have a motion
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Hearn. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor say aye. Aye. Ayes have it unanimously. Okay, proceeding on to item number six. Public hearing.
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this item. Let me be first to say if some of your ideas are identical or they're speaking. I'm not denying you for expressing your amendment one, but I'm just saying if your ideas reflect information that is already
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shared, please take that in consideration. Okay. Item number six, number one. The only item under public hearing.
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code to update the city mandatory sewer hookup policy and authorize the
sewer
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system connection requirements following expansion projects ‸ provide direction to staff for funding and new policies if necessary for the Indian River Drive septic to sewer conversion and before we get started there's a few things that I would like to expound on this is just the framework of this particular ordinance that is being presented from
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also would like to say is this you will get the opportunity to expound ‸ okay mr.
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I'll take this this time to recuse myself as recommended by the ethics Commission since I'm one of the property owners but would like to state one more time that the decision the decisions posed to this console were untenable yet you were still courageous enough to move it to move the ball forward and I thank you for that and I hope with the same courage will come to
good resolution this evening.
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Council
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authorizing the City Council to require a property owner to discontinue and remove an existing functioning septic tank or other existing functioning on-site sewage treatment or disposal system and connect to the
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sewer system in conjunction with the
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sewer line expansion project that the City Council deems financially and practically feasible to construct in the best interests of the public.
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clarifying the connection conditions that generally apply when existing residential homes, buildings, or properties with existing properly functioning septic tanks or other existing properly functioning on-site sewage treatment or disposal systems must connect to an available public sanitary sewer of the City, providing for the repeal of prior ‸ consistent ordinances, resolutions, incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. So this is a public hearing item ‸ also first reading. As the title indicates this ordinance does two things. The City under section 22-5 has a very long-standing policy regarding the use of the
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sewage collection system. some clarifications were made to that existing section of the code
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so that's the first part probably the part that everyone is here to think about is
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that section if it was adopted would authorize the city council on a project by project basis to move forward with a city sewer line expansion project as deemed necessary to protect the public health safety and welfare and in the environment
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move forward with that project there's a framework that would have to be uh followed in order to implement that project and
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lay out the timing the scope and location of the project uh based on financial and practical feasibility environmental impacts and public need and that resolution will um start this the process of moving forward with this project by project um type of um endeavor.
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If that framework is is is approved by resolution as part of the expansion project that the ordinance would um man mandate that within that project area um and the scope of the project area
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for and payment structure for um for the project for a portion or all of the city costs associated with the sewer line ‸ expansion project. Further the ordinance provides an enforcement mechanism that the city would have the ability consistent with state law uh to require the mandatory um connection to the city sewer system um
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So again this ordinance ‸ would just establish the framework under which on a project by project basis the city
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uh provide for the recovery of all or a portion of any out-of-pocket expenses for uh for the project and then um also provide for a possible assessment to recover those costs again once you know I'd be happy to answer any specific questions regarding the ordinance but I just wanted to emphasize that this is just a legal framework under which the City Council could pursue a project.
We have any questions for Esquire Garganese? Esquire?
only The question I had was can you um kind of clear up the lean opposition injunctive um relief the ‸ the penalty the penalty portion um of the ordinance?
Well it's not a penalty well it's not a penalty it's a it's a it's
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Florida statute to
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So the city also has existing legal authority regarding the recovery of um assessments that are imposed for um for these types of projects.
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those ‸ are existing. I think
they're
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just thanks, Rob. Yeah, you got you right now. ‸ no. Okay, no. So, um um you know this there is that existing legal authority. So, um that that is spelled out in the subparagraph E um
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with the mandate, then the city can exercise that legal remedy to require the hookup. In addition, the city has the legal remedy to recover whatever costs the city council decides at a later date, whether it's a portion or all of the costs of the project,
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um So, is that I don't know if that answers um your specific question, but it's memorializing, in my view, the existing legal authority that the city has to mandate connections and recover costs. Okay.
‸ Yes, sir. Deputy Mayor
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ma'am.
um Yes. uh I wanted, so when you say that this is the framework, this
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Is that correct? It
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project, as well as any other sewer line expansion project that the city council, and its discretion, would want to pursue.
Okay. And my other question is, what other cities or municipalities put this in place
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um You know, I can't speak to any any other city, but the the city, for example, the city has had a long-standing policy, even though it's not a mandate,
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our city has had, because I've asked others and I've heard that other places did not do this when they did their sewer expansion. So that's why I'm asking ‸ why. Yeah,
well, I think specific there are cities throughout the country and in the state of Florida that have done special assessments for sewer line expansion projects. And there are, I'm sure, numerous legal documents regarding the you know assessments and resolutions. I
was talking specifically about Brevard because they've been doing septic to sewer all over the county because for
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with a half cent sales tax, and which is something I have wanted for this to happen. But
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homeowner has been charged in the county uh for any of the septic to sewer. It was all done by grants, which is what we're hopeful in this project. But I was just curious to know how many other in Brevard County had done this. I
think
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if a city ‸ mandates... um State law provides that there is a
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sewer connection mandate, right, right that through this through the state of Florida, that the state of Florida can enforce. Under Florida law, cities and counties
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enforce that mandate. And they have to enforce enforce that mandate by adopting policies and ordinances. Okay, so
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uh method of of
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a code on the books that it has more of a passive mandate because the utilities director has the right, um generally, for for
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when they have a functioning... A property owner ‸ has a functioning sewer uh septic system.
‸ This
ordinance goes another step further that in the city does have... And I know this this this may cause some consternation
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um sewer line expansion projects where a portion of this the costs have been assessed on property owners. And the city council has followed a resolution process and a procedure to do that and public notices.
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if the city council wants to pursue similar types of expansion projects.
Okay.
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Yeah. Yeah. i And i I understand what you're saying, that it's um that we're setting the framework here. And I just, I know as a whole,
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even though I know nobody's been charged in the county. And that's what, again, we're hoping on this, but I can understand
why they're upset. Okay. So just so it's clear yeah that this ordinance, if the council pursues a project, it does not require the council to assess the cost. Okay. I just want to make sure that's clear.
Thank you. I appreciate that. That's good. Thank you. ‸ Again,
let me reiterate, it is just the framework. It is just the framework. um
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i think Let me
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think Councilwoman Weeks's question is the the potential um charging for a cost overruns. the The county has a mandatory connection ordinance. If you don't have a mandatory connection ordinance, you're losing um
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on the grant applications there. ‸ So so if it's a if it's a two-part question, yeah, there there are the county does have mandatory connection. Mandatory connection is really required to maximize the
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funding, to maximize the grant funding. um
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that's a different question. And I i think we'll address that throughout the uh throughout the evening. Okay.
Do we have any other questions for the city attorney?
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close
this portion to counsel
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and over to the public please come forward and state your name um you have 180 seconds I have over 27 cards, now 28 cards.
um
If there's something like in any any individual that has expound or elaborated on your particular ‸ concerns, um and
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I'm just saying that there's a lot of similarities, please take that into consideration.
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Maybe this is a good idea. I can get my car out of here before everybody sees me leaving. ‸ Honorable Mayor and council
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Drive. I'm here to add to to support you. Hopefully, you will you will pass this. i'm very concerned about the uh the grants that are going to be available or not available if we don't do something about if something should happen in these overruns. I am sure that your department heads will do a great job with the bidding and all the rest of this
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asked I wanted to ask, but I think
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I believe this is the wrong time.
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And it's a stupid little question, little questions like, gee, if if you abandon this the septic system, does that mean you take out the the tank as well? And is that included in what you guys are asking for for the grant? okay that was That was the only real honest question that I had after you guys talked about everything. um The last oh ‸ that's not true. um The
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that the that they have available. Is that all that this project is expected to cost? Or is the city actually contributing some too and we don't know wrong project right because this is the ordinance right i'm good with that um i am i am i definitely support it i hope you guys pass this thing um and i appreciate you taking me first i hope people don't know what i
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believe the same thing i do so good luck thank you for the opportunity sam is a wonderful person
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you just
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name for the record?
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of 1982. I'm concerned that
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didn't know what other communities along the lagoon were doing for this in this situation. I think that's a question that needs to be answered and presented to the council. The problem, the things that I have concerned about are mainly scientific. They
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the scope of the study originally with the situation in the lagoon and identifying what the problem was. How much nitrogen is acceptable in the Indian River Lagoon? What was it then? What is it now? And what is the goal for for all of this expense we're going to have? uh uh
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And one of the issues that I have also is that we all, most of us, have the recycled water that water our lawns. That has a significant amount of nitrogen in it. What would be the effect of removing that nitrogen from the from that water source,
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to as much of an extent as possible by that governing body, which mandates the uh the requirement. I would look to the council to come up with an equitable uh compromise rather than just exercising the power that says you have to do it and you have to pay for it. There must be other compromises which could be found.
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resident. um i I was here for the uh February 25th council meeting, and when I appreciate the council voting to move forward on the
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but there was a condition in there that I recall, and I wonder if it's possible that you remove, rescind the condition that any overage be paid for by the 88 residents. Because, like it's been said before, other projects in Brevard County by other cities did not impose that kind of cost. So, I have faith in you to find the grants. I have faith in you to do what's right and and get this installed. because I told you last time, it's not just nitrogen, it's chemicals, pharmaceuticals, chemo, drugs. It's not just for the 88, it's for the 400 people who live east of US-1. And we all know, a dollar you invest in the Lagoon benefits the whole city. This is not just about
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So, think of the big picture,
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you
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My name is Xavier Rivera. I'm one of the lucky 88 homeowners affected by February 25th vote. Assigning
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sewer project overruns our neighborhood. um There's a couple, I would please like to you to resend your vote.
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You assign unlimited financial liability to
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That's like asking us to sign a blank check.
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Number two, the vote was based on misleading and incomplete information.
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and left out key facts to homeowners.
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paid the rest. Number three, ‸ the city ignored our own funding history. In 2007, the city observed
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loan. No residents were charged. So why are we being asked to cover everything for now? Number four, financial hardship is real. Many of us are already stretched thin. This ordinance creates unfair financial trap, especially
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the city can access us, the cost of grants fall through.
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homes. And number five, we feel targeted. I feel targeted. We pay taxes to support the
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we're the only ones being told to cover the full cost of public project. This is not a shared responsibility. It feels like we've been isolated and left to carry this burden alone. We support the sewer project. We care about the Indian River Lagoon. But this order shifts all risk and cost to all small groups of families without clear financial feasibility feasibility, fairness, and transparency. As a man of faith, I believe in fairness and truth and doing right by others. I'm not here to fight. I'm not here to ask the council to leave i'm just I'm just here to lead the council to
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with honesty and compassion.
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live here, contribute here, and care about
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full sewer funding history. Explore grant opportunities and involve residents before looking at looking at us into a decision that could hurt our homes in our future. Thank
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my name is Astrid
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um My comments are in addition to some homeowners um
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and before, whereas I only recently heard about it. These homeowners have a lot to say about project overruns, and I fully concur. um However, there are issues in addition to the overruns, which should not be overlooked. When I went to the city council office to ask for information on the forthcoming ordinance, I was told it would not be available until Friday, May 9th. This when it was coming up for a vote on Tuesday, May 13th.
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out others had already seen the new ordinance. um Guess I was just one of those foolish citizens who expects reasonable and truthful answers from city government. When I did finally get hold of the new ordinance, I found it highly confusing. Do we totally delete the old and add A through F of the new? What happens to sections G through N of the old code? They had additions and underlines. Are we to ignore them? For example, there wasn't anything in section E, the exemption argument, to isolated and extraordinary hardship uh instances. Surely there needs to be more specific exemption um items to be added. For example,
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the water line Are they exempt uh if they're too far? uh John Walsh came to our property and agreed it was one of the most expensive ‸ hookups and threatened the lives of five very old oak trees. Is this an exemption? I did find it interesting that if the utility director fails to answer you in 365 days, it's a denial of the of the exemption. Of course, you only have 15 days to request a review of such denial. But again, this does not exist exist in the new ordinance sections um the section l
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25.2 existing residential houses with properly functioning septic systems shall not be required to connect to the city sewer system until such time as it fails. um I don't understand this because Section B
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the new part says that we must connect. So the two things are contradictory. um In the Section C of the new part, homeowners must remove septic tanks. This is an additional expense to disconnecting it. Why? um Section F. This is one everyone is upset about.
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city costs to the homeowner. So how much will that be? Will it be assessed equally among the 92 homes? um Then it says the city council will establish an assessment methodology. Shouldn't we know how much it is first or what will assessment methodology? When will
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The time is up. Could you wrap it up for me? oh ‸ sure. um I just in closing and in fairness to the homeowners, all of these areas need to be addressed and clarified before the ordinance is voted on and passed. Thank you
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‸ Thank you, ma'am. close yours, ma'am.
Yeah, I'm Jeannie Day. Mayor Blake and city council, thank you for the public opportunity to discuss issues that concern your constituents.
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connection of septic to sewer, and
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impacted by this new ordinance. As such, I have some concerns. First, the existing cost versus the existing revenue of this project is unknown. ‸ We do not know how much it will cost because we have no bids. However, this new ordinance stipulates in Part F that the city may pass on all or part of the cost to the affected property owners directly. I think this is premature until we have some real numbers and know what this difference is. I do not think it is prudent to adopt such an ordinance until we know what would the cost be to the homeowner.
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and not speculated. Secondly,
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The addition stipulates that exemptions are entirely at the discretion of the utilities director without clear language for the homeowner. What dollar amount determines financial considerations? What is too much and how do you decide it? There is no minimal amount or minimal obstruction stated for exemptions, and therefore the waiver clause is entirely arbitrary. I ask that the exemption clause be clarified with minimal limits with respect to homeowners and their particular situation.
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functioning septic tanks have to discontinue their tanks, but they also have to pay to have it removed from their property. This results in more money to be paid by the homeowner and a big hole somewhere in their yard. I would ask the mayor and city council if this is reasonable. Is this prudent or respectful of property owners? I ask that this be removed from the ordinance. In sum, Mr. Mayor and city council, what is the harm in tabling the vote on this ordinance until we know the real numbers and can discuss them and other issues with the people most directly affected by this ordinance? I think it is premature to adopt an ordinance that is not needed at this time. We would all rather have a win-win situation. But right now, this does not look like win-win. From the homeowners view, my view, this new ordinance looks rather punitive. I have to pay for hookup. I have to pay for any cost overruns. I have to pay for digging up my septic tank. There are no exemptions. And if I don't do it, I will be punished. I would kindly ask the city of Coco to table this ordinance until we can adopt meaningful guidelines for protection of homeowners and we have an accurate understanding of the cost overruns that we might have to pay for.
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ladies first. Gary,
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my name is sandy aguinaga i've
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1965.
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did not have all the facts about
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J and that is what led to the shocking decision. we're asking that you reverse this decision calling for homeowners to fully finance the yet to be determined overruns for this plan. Having septic transition to sewer, scientists have told us directly
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not just the 88 homeowners involved. You as a group have a great opportunity to leave a lasting legacy for the preservation of the lagoon. Please do not spoil this opportunity by forcing financial hardships on those of us living on or near the lagoon.
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and outdoor space. We do not want everything dug up and disrupted, but ‸ will gladly sacrifice for the lagoon's health. It's not fair for us to shoulder the burden of cost of this project that the Council is going to bid, construct, and manage, as well as connect revenue from
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Please be reasonable, do the right thing, rescind the suggestion from the City, wait for bids, and secure financing before you move ahead. Thank you.
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I think um it would be beneficial to us, um and it'll and I think it'll show respect for the time that you put in to your letters and thoughts. And so that's just my own personal uh request if that's a possibility.
Absolutely. okay And after Gary will be
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I live on [address]. I would be part of the Project
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volunteering my time building oyster reefs and being an oyster gardener and clamming and seagrass and buffer zones,
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And I care about this community
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this city. I realized that
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and you're saying this is just an ordinance, it's just a framework, ‸ it doesn't even apply specifically to
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But realistically, that's the only expansion project you're considering today. So if this is passed, it gives you the tools to do everything that's in this ordinance, which is the reason why it should be fixed. before it's passed.
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that originally this ordinance seemed to be more about mandatory connections. And it may not be super popular with everyone because everyone has various reasons why they should or should not connect. But I understand that if the city builds a sewer line, puts a good project in place and builds a line, the state law says we have to connect. And I respect that. I also understand that that allows the city to determine
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by knowing that everyone will connect. And so that part's okay But when it seems to have been expanded now into this whole cost overrun piece, it just makes no sense. That has to be fixed. You know, so picture this. You have a you have a public infrastructure project
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going to do preliminary engineering and design. They're going to go out and get competitive bids. They're going to sign a contract with a contractor. They're going to manage that project. They're then going to operate and maintain the system and collect revenue from that system. Yet somehow when it comes to managing costs and being held accountable to running a project on time and on budget, that goes away.
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Well, you know, it's nice and neat and we don't have to be responsible for a project that we're running. That's wrong. That's not the way cities should treat their residents. And if in a well-run project like that with a contingency should not have an overrun. But if there is an overrun, please apply it to the beneficiaries of doing the project to begin with. And the beneficiaries, as you so nicely actually say in the ordinance with your preambles, all those whereas paragraphs, you know, for for example, the project is intended to protect and improve the environment, including but not limited to the health and water quality
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lagoon. The purpose is to safeguard public health and safety. and And I'll wrap up here. But you yourselves in this ordinance, you've clearly defined who are the beneficiaries. So if there is an overrun, apply that cost to the beneficiaries, all beneficiaries. That's all we ask.
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evening, council.
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for meeting with a group of citizens um and letting us know about this council meeting. Also, the city, if you aren't aware, has put up a website specifically for this project. so
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oh yes. Sorry. It's Margaret Goudlock and I live at [address]. ‸ Okay. All right. And
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‸ So, um the the website, I think, will be very helpful. That was a wonderful gesture, I think, by the city to keep people informed. um and I don't mind telling you that at the meeting, I told Stockton that if I'm going to call the plumber, I'm going to make sure that I can pay him before he gets there. And that's exactly what I think that the city should use as a pretty good guideline. You don't go and start a big project unless you've got the funding or you know where it's coming from. And this ordinance, when I'm reading it and I'm putting it in front of my
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or other city officials or attorneys, they're saying this is the cart before the horse. It's very punitive. You've come out with all of the liens and the issues that are going to come up and it's frightening to homeowners because your city revenue is generated by water and not taxes. But all of these
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and see how much money we pay. It's a lot. It's a lot. ‸ And so when you're asking us to just open up our checkbook and be able to take the ‸ money for any cost overruns, that's not fair. It seems very punitive. And I wish that I were as eloquent this evening as Mr. Rivera, who gave you the six points and everyone clapped because he very succinctly addressed all of the citizens concerns. So I would respectfully request that you go back to the table and revisit this ordinance and get the money put together before we start this project. Thank you.
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But this
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and I have lived at [address]. During all these years, I have benefited immensely from living on the Indian River Lagoon. I have enjoyed various activities such as setting crab traps, fishing, paddle boarding, and ‸ pulling children on a raft. However, my relationship with the river has not been solely about taking. I have also given back. I was an oyster farmer for the Brevard Zoo, and I have hosted fundraisers for the Marine Resource Council. These efforts were undertaken with the belief that a healthy river benefits not just individuals, but an entire community. I have heard that during the February 25th City Council meeting, a vote was ‸ taken to charge 88 residences for any overruns that the septic to sewer project may incur. This seemed unacceptable when I am under the impression that there were that there are available grant monies that can be used to cover the overruns that will most likely occur with this project. A grant would seem like a much smarter solution than trying to collect an unspecified amount from a few homeowners. ‸ I firmly believe that the whole city gains from a healthy river. The fact that 88 families are being charged for the overruns is a matter of concern. These families are not the only ones who enjoy the Indian River Lagoon. Every day, crabbers, boaters, fishermen can be seen on the river. Hundreds of people bike, run, and walk along the river. And there are marathons and motorcycle runs that occur multiple times a year. Therefore, I'm asking the council to rescind the vote that would place the financial burden of the septic to sewer lines overages on a few families. It seems unfair that a small number of households should shoulder the cost for something that the entire city enjoys. Thank you.
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evening. My name is Aurora Ramirez, and I live on [address] and part of the Project J.
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to protecting the Indian River Lagoon, an effort that will not only benefit not just individual neighborhoods,
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I urge you to consider the fairness and financial equity embedded in the ordinance. I recognize that for the city to access critical funding, such as the
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$184,000 in grant money. Mandatory sewer hookups may be a requirement. However, this does not negate the importance of ensuring that the burden of implementation is shared equitably and property rights are respected in the process. As written, the ordinance places the full cost and uncertainty onto a small group of homeowners, even though the city will ultimately benefit through long-term infrastructure,
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This raises an important concern about fairness, transparency, and shared responsibility. I understand and respect that ‸ under our city manager form of government, this council holds the authority and responsibility for policy decisions. But this structure also relies on complete transparent and balanced information. Where that information is lacking or unclear, it erodes public trust and undermines the principles of good governance. While well-intentioned, the ordinance presents several troubling issues. Equity costs are disproportionately shifted onto individual property owners. Property rights mandating removal of functional systems without broad cost-sharing mechanisms limits residents' choices. transparency, key decisions have been made without adequate public explanation or engagement. Due process, the timeline for compliance and appeals is unreasonably constrained. We all want to be part of the solution to protect the lagoon, ensure public health, and invest in long-term infrastructure. But the solution must be built on a foundation of fairness, openness, and respect. I respectfully urge the council to
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the ordinance to pursue the funding and implementation strategy that honors shared responsibility, fiscal ‸ transparency, and the voices of the homeowners most affected.
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Next, Frank Sullivan.
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I'm Frank Sullivan, [address] I don't really have to introduce myself to this ‸ board. I've been doing this on and off, talking about septic ‸ sewer for the last year. And ‸ finally, we're getting some response.
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just sounds like, though, that what the response we're getting is, all right, you're reluctantly letting us have the sewer, but you're going to pay for it, and you're going to pay for it dearly. ‸ So there's just a few things. I'm not going to go with everything I thought I was going to say, because you've heard it too many times. But one of the ‸ things that the legislature, Florida legislature did, was
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and to bring it back to its pristine stage that it used to be in, they decided to put a forced percent tax on everything that was sold in Brevard County. Now that, that has raised,
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That's a million with an M. Now, that money is to be used to put this project together.
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the sewer down, but it's certainly not going to be money there to protect the homeowners so that we don't have
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what you should be doing as ‸ elected officials. So I've tried to point this out, you know, for over the last year, and I do want to remind you to, I've heard, I've heard so many different stories.
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all ‸ that would do would be make the rich people that live on Indian River Drive houses a little more valuable. I've heard that. I've heard the, our, our, our industry, industrial department, saying they just don't know what they can do about the coquina that's under there. Well, again, let me remind you 120 years ago,
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the south border of the city up
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to the really where the end of the city used to be.
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120 years ago.
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today. So I just think we need to start a new chapter here
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have quit having these unnecessary meetings. We could all work together.
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penalize the homeowners.
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My name's Robert Wood. I live on [address].
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uh, he stated very eloquently, um, he, it would be mandatory for us to pay even if we have a fully functional advanced septic system and the city wants to put the sewer in, we would have to replace it, put it in, and we would be, uh, the, the precedent to require any property owner to do something and force residents to incur up to a hundred percent charge. Uh, when the city is the vendor can absolutely avail itself to like extortion corruption. And so we want to probably stay away from that kind of thing because we don't want, I know you guys are doing the right thing, but the, uh, the attorney stressed a couple of time is
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Like that is a dangerous ground, I think. Um,
Sir, it's a state mandate.
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That's what I'm saying.
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vendor for that action, then they would be able to dictate the price as well. And that would be not a good thing. But if ‸ the city wants to, if the city wants us to pay for it, I will, the only thing I really would ask is that if we're going to pay for it, I would like to be part ‸ shareholders in that process so we can reap the benefits since you guys are going to ‸ be collecting money. Because if ‸ we're doing the infrastructure, ‸ I think it would be fair because you're going to get a revenue stream in it, so I'd like to be a shareholder for that.
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project was earmarked. And
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between when we got the grant money and today's
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inflation from that.
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So I'm just thinking that if we, if we want to defer costs, it would be more advantageous if we defer costs from the city with with all the different half-cent taxes and different things that you guys can do. Instead of the residents having to incur that cost.
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We're being told this is just a framework. Reassured. It's just a framework. If you're building a frame for a house and it's going up crooked, you need to fix it before you move on or you're gonna ‸ have a bad outcome. So I'm here to ask you to fix the framework. We respectfully ask the council to take back the February vote that assigned all sewer project cost overruns to J&K homeowners. We don't want to stop the project. We want to stop the unjust financial burden while we pursue fair funding solutions.
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The costs should be shared by the entire city. It's unfair and wrong to treat this as a private benefit to only one neighborhood and target that group with uncapped potential liability. If the project were to go over by a million dollars and that
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whom benefit from it, each person would only have to pay about $5.25 per month for a year. Instead, the framework tells 88 homeowners, they're gonna ‸ have to shoulder that entire burden alone, no matter how high it ends up being. Fix the framework. Additionally, as been said, council was misled. So maybe that's why the framework is a little crooked. You weren't given the facts. No
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it. So,
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But let's find out. Get more accurate construction estimates. They may not be perfect, but they'll be better than what we have right now. Then we have the information to revisit the issue of who pays what. That's how a project is done responsibly. So, we ask you to fix the framework.
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This is big. Jennifer.
‸ Hello, everyone. It's nice to see you. And it's good to be here and able to speak about the subject. I haven't seen a number of you in a minute and you're looking ‸ excellent. So,
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to pick up on this. This framework is crooked. And it's crooked because you guys were misled. You didn't ask for a framework. You were wanting to go for projects J and K. You were wanting real precedent and real information and you didn't get it. The framework is crooked. I'm going to ask you to please rescind the portion that assigns overages to homeowners. And like everyone else has been saying, I agree.
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Get the grants. All the grants. Get the state revolving loan fund. Get all of your information. All the funding sources. There is more than enough.
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There's enough money to pay for this. Number one. Number two. Precedent. In 2007, Mayor Blake voted to have Coco take on a loan to expand the sewer area in Peachtree. Nobody else paid for it. Coco paid for that. That is a precedent. If we look back to all the history
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precedent, we would see something similar.
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So you were presented bad information. I applaud you for trying to move forward on the septic to sewer conversion. I thank you for that. I thank you for understanding that it does require homeowner hookups. Ooh, now I'm getting nervous. But you cannot have this is a public good. It's classic public policy understanding. You can't have free riders. This is a negative externality. You have to handle this this way. We have to we have to solve this problem together as a group. And it is a proper position of government to help us do that. Thank you for your assistance and thank you for your courage.
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Hi, I'm Scott Denninghoff. Mr. Mayor and Council. Thank you for listening to us. I don't have a lot to say other than what's already been said. I just I just want to reemphasize that I do think it's inappropriate to assign cost overages to people who have no oversight ‸ in what's being done. So, I mean, the only the only the only thing that ‸ I ‸ seems like I can do is come and talk to you all and, you know, give forward, you know, my opinion and vote. So that's all I have to say. Appreciate it. And thank you. And
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the homeowners. Thank you.
Council,
thank you for the opportunity to speak to you tonight. And I wanted to echo the the many voices that you've already heard that and ask that the ordinance be rescinded because of the uncertain financial aspect of it.
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of the Indian River Lagoon. So Scott and I are recent residents here. We bought about a year and a half ago. We would we would be in Project J.
And
we bought a house that was had a lot of deferred maintenance to it.
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put it that way. And our realtor talked about how the city was going to be putting in a sewer line and we'd be, you know, connecting to it. And that that was good news. ‸ We're happy to ‸ hear about ‸ the purpose of it and that there would be grant money available.
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And so I'd like to put have you put yourself in our shoes for a moment. What would you have done?
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be obligated financially for an uncertain financial debt for cost overruns and for the project costs of the laying down of the city sewer line itself. Not just the connection to it,
you
know, not just the connection to it. So, yeah, I think that most people would consider that a deal breaker in buying a house, a deal breaker. And think about selling that house.
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I would think that an ethical person would have to disclose this. How many buyers do you think you would have your property under that set of circumstances?
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probably be stuck and stuck and obligated to connect and incur all of that financial debt. But that's unreasonable to expect for a resident.
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River Drive? There's an expectation that the community is going to be providing infrastructure to support our needs. And if you're going to convert and require us to connect, well, OK, but there has to ‸ be, you know, a reasonable burden put on us.
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So thank you.
Next will be Judy
Spears.
And after Judy Spears will be Sherry Hensley.
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the early 1980s. I'm 86 years old, a retired federal worker, and I've always taken care of my home and maintain my septic system. I understand and support
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It's a shared treasure and vital resource for everyone in our community. And
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just for those of us who live along the river or nearby, but for every resident and visitor who enjoys fishing, boating, and bird watching. But what I don't understand is why the cost of this septic project is being placed on the backs of homeowners like me, especially when no one can even tell us what the cost will be.
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connect a system I didn't ask for. There is state and federal money available for exactly this kind of infrastructure project. Other cities have used those funds to help cover costs and reduce the financial burden of homeowners like me.
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I respectfully ask ‸ this council to rescind the part of the boat that places an unknown and affordable burden on homeowners. Please find a way to fund this project fairly. One that protects the lagoon without forcing seniors ‸ like me to choose between paying for groceries or septic lines. Thank you.
Good evening. My name is Sherry Hensley.
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I
live next door to her on Indian River Drive.
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to say that ‸ Mr. Richard Blake was my principal. And
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I truly believe in its future. I fully support the goal of cleaning the Indian River Lagoon. It benefits all of us, not just those who live along the water. But what I cannot support is asking homeowners to commit to an unknown cost of the sewer expansion project and mandated hookup with ‸ no clear plan to limit or control that burden. The project is important, but so is transparency and fairness.
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some of whom
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elderly and on fixed incomes is just unacceptable. Other cities have pursued state and federal funding and grants to help reduce the financial impact on residents. So
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We need our leaders to go after those resources.
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homeowners and instead take a more responsible approach, one that protects the lagoon and the people who have called this city home for generations. Thank you.
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So I guess what I have so many questions about, and I hope you have the same questions I do, is why were you asked as a side on who would pay the cost before we knew what it was going to cost? And I will bring you back to that ordinance on Indian Circle.
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the ordinance came out.
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only had, they didn't have to connect.
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have connected there. There's 12 since 2000 that haven't bothered to connect.
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So I just want you to ask yourselves, what is it that the city is asking you to do and see if there's any way you can unravel it? Has anybody asked why you needed to decide on who's going to pay this? I mean, I don't know why you were asked to make that decision. So I question some of the things that the city puts in front of you to lead you in a direction that I don't think you're getting the full information on. So I guess I have this whole thing, you know, pretty much what everybody else said. But right now, please ask yourself, what would hurt if you rescinded that ‸ vote? Everything would move forward. The only thing that wouldn't move forward is who would be charged. You still have your mandatory connection ordinance, although people have really questioned it.
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You might ask Mr.
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to address the people's concerns here and see if he could come up with a shortened ordinance. But most importantly, question, question these people that you are supposed to be directing. Why are you giving us this information?
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to make this decision? Please rescind that vote or at least find out why you can't or why you shouldn't or what harm it would do to this particular project. So please think about that. And I urge you to rescind the vote, probably not pass this ordinance tonight based upon all the questions citizens have. And again, thank you so ‸ much for all the work at least three of you and four, including Lorraine, have done to get this project to move forward. Thank you.
After Dennis will be Kate Otero.
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Yes, my name is Dennis Childs. I'm Linda's husband.
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because most of what I was going to say has already been said. But I would just reiterate that I think we have the cart before the horse. I think that designating who should pay for what specifically, which is what has been done with this ordinance at this time, before we have more factual information at our fingertips about this project,
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is a big mistake. And I'm asking you, as others have, to rescind that section where the 88 properties have been assessed to cover the overages and get it out of the ‸ ordinance as it stands. Past the rest of it because we want to go forward. We love the lagoon. We think
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do a lot of good for the city to have the lagoon heal. And this sewer line will certainly help that. But that part of pinning down the 88 properties who, by the way, don't even gain anything by this sewer. They're victims. They have to put up with the hassle of months of construction tearing up the road in their front yards. And then after the line's finally buried in the road,
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trying to hook up to the sewer. And they don't get any more out of this than any other
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They shouldn't be taxed a special penalty because they happen to have the misfortune of being bordered on a sewer line project. So that's all I have to say. Thank you very much.
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Good evening. Thank you for the opportunity to talk to you all tonight. My
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Kate Otero. I live in what ‸ would be Project J. Just want to echo everything that's been said tonight. But just reiterating that this is a public health issue and I'm so proud of you all for moving this forward.
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really, really appreciate it. As a medical person in the community, public health is really important. As somebody who likes to have control over everything, giving the city should have control of this project. It is public health. But not being able to have any kind of control over it and then have 100% of the overages hanging over my head is really, really frightening. So I'm asking you to rest in that part of the vote that says that homeowners are going to be responsible for 100% of the overages of this project. Thank you so much.
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Good evening everyone, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for having me.
‸ Wow.
You
guys have a serious job ahead, right? Nobody's happy here, right? Yeah.
Well,
I'm not going to repeat everything everybody else has
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because we pretty much agree with the same things. But I just, I want to encourage you guys to do your work. Do it better. Do it better than it is. We're clearly not happy. Okay? There's got to be other forms to fulfill this. There's got to be other ways to get more funding to assist us. And yes, please rescind that 100% overages from that ordinance.
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Good
evening. My name is Cynthia Johnson. And first of all, I'd like to thank you all for serving. Secondly, I'd like to reinforce the importance of the Septic to Sewer project to the improvement of
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After a significant amount of time, I'm very pleased to see the city of Coco taking steps towards transitioning off septic systems along Indian River Drive to ensure reduced transfer of minimally processed sewer into the lagoon.
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reconsidering the structure of this ordinance. And as you approach this project, I would like you to do it completely. I would like you to do it completely because this is something you haven't heard yet tonight. What I mean by that, I just used that teacher thing there, didn't I, Mayor Blake? What I mean by that is many times tonight you have heard
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The plan currently does not include all residences on the Indian River Drive within the city limits. I live in one of those residences. I'm
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So I would like for you to consider as you're going out to bid for this project
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Go all the way to the city limit. Include all of our homes. And do the project in entirety for the city of Coco. There are only a few residences being left out. I don't have the exact number. So thank you for hearing all of us. Thank you for listening. But I also think that you hear us. And so you've heard all the other things 28 times or whatever. But this is something different.
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when you go out for bid, please reconsider going to the city limit as the county comes south. Right? And join together so that all the homes are included. Thank you for everything you do. I know it's a lot. I appreciate
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Hi.
I'm the last one. So I'm Tammy Carter. One thing I'm surprised nobody has mentioned is has the water utilities, I mean it's one like a business. You should have an ROI because you get the sewer line and
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So you've got to have an ROI calculation for ‸ if we're paying for it That gives you a better return on your investment And that's one of
the
things I think about is like we're supposed to be paying for all this But
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So but we cover all that because of the homestead, but now then it doesn't seem like the reverse is true
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irritating me through this whole thing is the impact fees It's like we're doing this for the good of the lagoon And it's like
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But then it's like oh my god You're
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have to pay the impact fees too on top of everything else. That's just insulting And I guess I'm just gonna ‸ summarize what I think everybody said tonight what you
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tonight is not acceptable to Our homeowners and you've been much better off to sever the mandatory from trying to do the penalties if you want to move this forward
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Yes, I just wanted to chime in on this and I know uh other council members are probably going to speak on it as well as and city managers probably going to clean up some of the concerns of the citizens um I just want to take you back this project was talked about well before I even came on the council and Once I heard about the project. ‸ I felt strongly that it was an important project that needed to be done I'm a big supporter of our lagoon and It took us a while to get here. It came before the dice on many times and
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and some of the reasons some of the questions that you all asked tonight Or those questions were actually asked back then Some of the council members up here their constituents as far as as well as a few of my constituents That live in different parts of the city Um, they didn't want to pay for this project Um the same way no one else wanted to pay for it
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and we understand the burden
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move forward and We tried many maneuvers to get it pushed through Um, we were unsuccessful many times and I think the one reason that it was pushed forward Is the main question that was holding council members back from voting? Yes
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It's already on a fixed income ‸ herself Could she incur an additional charge and that stopped council members for voting? Yes Um, I think the one motion that we pushed through is The language of any overages that occurred would be covered by citizens on
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being something where the fees are or would be something that would cause a significant burden Um, it would be my understanding levy over a period of time
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speak and clear that up But I I thank you all for coming here tonight and advocating For the cause and sharing your concerns I'm certainly still paying attention to this whole process Um, I heard many times tonight that the citizens will have to pay a hundred percent Um That I don't believe that's going to be the case Um, even when the case was being made to push this project forward citizens came up here and they spoke passionately that There was they assured everyone that it was grant money there that's going to cover everything you go back and watch the tapes Even the citizens that came and advocated for this project assured that the grant money would cover everything And you don't have to take my word for it go back and watch the videos Um,
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can to make sure this process Doesn't cause a significant burden on any of you all I believe that I'm still in support of this project and At this time I hear from the rest of the council
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I've got a number of questions first off Um, I know I wanted to ask
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‸ and um And change that In order for this to go through Do we have to do we have to specify Who would do the cost overruns?
The ordinance doesn't require Cost overruns to be assessed There's just general language in here that the council has that authority
Okay, so we have the authority but it doesn't say that these folks would have to pay the cost overruns
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Okay, and the existing code also has a connection
Do y'all understand that?
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The ordinance does not require That cost overruns be assessed to property owners Now it provides general language that the council could decide Right to assess costs to property owners In whole or a portion of Those costs like the council has done in the past
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For several sewer line expansion projects You know in the 90s Okay,
so these folks are not if we pass this as it sits They're not going to be required Unless down the road we say that happens But at this point they are not required to do that ‸ That's correct
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I don't believe it is the same thing Let's see and Why aren't we? Uh, she brought up a good point the lady about
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Why aren't we looking?
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grant Oh as you move further and further away from
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The funding is
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slightly but it's eliminated Okay, it is reduced Okay,
okay, um and um There was one other thing um
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that correct? We can't get grants unless we pass this Is that what i'm hearing?
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that if you don't have a mandatory connection You're going to lose points on the selection process. So
it's only the mandatory connection part of it that
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is typically required in order to receive both save our indian river lagoon grant money as well as federal or state Okay, and and
on that point I did I wanted to I wrote my little note here just to make it clear The city currently does not have a mandatory sewer connection ordinance
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And that's what this ‸ is and it's written it's written the way it's written on a project by project basis because We're keeping in place the non-mandatory connection for other
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be part of a of a special project.
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put into place To have non-mandatory in some cases and mandatory and another And that's what this ordinance establishes that framework on a project by project basis To make connections mandatory just in the project area related to a sewer expansion project
So again, you're saying that this does not mandate the homeowners to have to pay the overages I just want to make sure because i'm having a hard time voting for that
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and i know there was Was some direction given by the city council When they gave the direction to move forward and take these steps Another another way to say it is even if that's in the record the city council can reconsider that when They implement a project Okay,
thank you
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Thank you, mr. mayor um I want to clear up a couple of points and and I think the the speakers who actually attended the meeting and and uh have a Better Um Basis of fact in terms of the information and so I guess the first thing I'll address is that The accusation that I gave you An ordinance for the indian hills that actually Said that they were getting a 60 discount and they were required to ‸ pay 40 of the cost and that was misleading. Well,
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was right in front of you it was in the ordinance And so the point of that is is that those citizens were required to pay some percentage of the project
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used to that individual Um providing misinformation when it comes to me i'm used to responding to um inquiries from the state attorney's office there. And so
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So what I gave you were examples of Citizens who've had these special projects in the past who've paid some portion of the project costs
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overruns or just a percentage of The cost being attributed to them and so let me let me try to to at least Give you the framework of the funding I'll say to the citizens and the citizens who attended the meetings The meeting that we had last week or the week before last know that the city is actively pursuing grants There are a number of speakers who came up and and said That we've we need to go for grants that well ‸ The city
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actively pursued a 319 grant Which doesn't benefit the city portion of the project it benefits the homeowner side of the project The city has requested a federal appropriation the old earmark from
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City did that, city staff did that on
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direction on the council
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and so Uh, we've done that there are no grants Available right now for the city to apply for and so ‸ what do I mean by that? It is anticipated that the 319 grant which can only be which can only be used on the homeowner side of the project Which municipalities and municipal and and public agencies have to be the applicant for
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1 And so we sit here waiting for that grant portal to open up We applied for some residual dollars that were there through that program again staff initiative The question that was asked by the staffer for that state program It's the federal dollars that come down through the state was are you requiring? all residents to connect within 365 days of notification Of ‸ the ability to connect and so there has to be in place a mandatory connection ordinance I think the statutes have changed that require that all the grant funding sources require that
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the
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and so And this is what's being passed down to council
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comparison of the indian hills
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And remember the indian hills project was 25 years ago, and it was for 35 lots. And the cost to run the sewer line for that project
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237 000 And so you're on a sewer line for 35 homes 25 years ago and it was
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Where the estimate for
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to run the sewer line is anywhere between
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to
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to
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million.
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it's a multiple of 42 So it's just a different world in terms of the cost of these types of projects Currently and so the discount to the homeowner for the public portion as has been said, as was actually Provided to the council
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the stuff that I gave out At the february meeting was 60 percent The the
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project actually to run the line in the street if you will
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the 40 of the total cost Plus some additional charges amongst the the 35 lot owners Now, if you connect up, there's no
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the city council
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And so
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On the private side they're giving no discount
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is eight to ten million dollars We don't know what that cost is going to be And I get it that the difference is the big difference is is the unknown risk of the overages And that's why we're applying for earmarks. We're applying for uh 319 grants. And we will apply for the water quality grant.
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apply as soon as it becomes available for water quality grant utilizing
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the the the cost to the homeowners could be as little as
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to you actually have no cost. uh The
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of the project was, what was that?
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we'll use whatever we have in sorrel to match whatever we need
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of that project. Potentially, the cost to the homeowners could be zero. And on the private side, and we've already applied for the 319 grant, that's a 60 40 match.
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a match there. And so potentially, that is
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so at the end at the end of this, and this is a hypothetical, again, we we are sensitive to the fact that there is this unknown out there called cost overruns. We haven't bid the project. We don't know what those will be. We don't know if they'll if that'll actually be realized. We're hopeful that the project will come in under budget and will remain under budget throughout construction
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so the potential costs, if if the grants come in, if the project comes in at a at an amount that is within the sorrow the grant matches, and whatever federal appropriation that we could potentially get, could be zero. so so
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because we haven't bid it, and so we don't know what the overruns are. And again, that is actually the issue at hand. ‸ we are acknowledging that, we recognize that, and that is also partly why you don't go out and bid it before you ‸ actually have the dollars in hand. so so that that sort of takes you through the framework of the funding. It was never suggested that the
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homeowners,
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The mandatory connection ordinance, again, we've said that that has to be in place. It has to be in place for you to be successful in terms of grant funding. It has to be in place for you to leverage the SORO dollars.
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assessment resolutions that have to take place. There are project resolutions. There's the 319 grant application.
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There's the
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agreement. The city has to actually enter into an agreement with the county for the use of of the
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dollars. there's There's if we are successful in getting a federal appropriation appropriations, there's an agreement that I'm sure we have to sign to pull down those dollars. There is the invitation to bid. There's the pre-qualification of plumbers on the private homeowner side. And
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because that simply allows you to not have to wait on a reimbursement for your connection uh and your your replacement of your septic to the sewer there. so So there are a number of uh balls that are up in the air with regards to the project. The city has applied for grants. The city has requested federal appropriations. um it was never again suggested that the full cost of this project be placed on the backs of the of the homeowners um and then
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so if if the if the 319 grants if that grant portal opens up in july that's a federal source they would ‸ they would do their analysis, they the state, make a recommendation to the feds. The feds would send that back and sometime in the spring of next year we would have some notification of award. So so we're looking at 10 to 12 months before we get notification of of that award. Again, the grants are very important because whatever grants we get are going to to uh buy down the cost or the burden to the uh to the homeowners. On the water quality grants, for the last two cycles, that's that's not been a normal award cycle. um What was normal two cycles ago was the grant application open application opens up in July and the the announcement of awards are made in in the fall. um Last year's grants were announced just this March.
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by the governor in March of 2025. So
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period of time that could potentially be there in terms of just simple grant award announcements
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mr walsh is there anything that you can share with us that we may have accidentally overlooked? Because I just want to make sure we clear up all false narratives. So we're on one accord. and I'm all my firm believe we're
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things decent and in order. And I'm a firm believer if you want the facts, just come forward and ask. ‸ Mr. Walsh? Yes, sir.
Yeah, I'm just going i tried to take some notes along the way. I think the city manager addressed uh some or most of those. um i I think it's important that um not only is it the grants that we're going for, but uh it's the timing. We need to kind of get all the grants at the same time. If they don't line up for different reasons, meaning the water quality grant doesn't line up with
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That can get even a bit more complicated. But in the end, we still want to try to achieve those grants. And, you know, if something will like happen we would have to, you know, try to go back and negotiate, I think, to make sure that we can get everything to line up at the same time. To a certain extent, the uh
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meaning when we're ready, when we're getting close, if we get the other side of the grants that we want and we're ready to go, we get the uh the language, the contract from the county, make sure that everything's acceptable, we bring it to council, uh and then once that gets approved, and I believe they go to their, I don't know
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action of the of the county board, and then that grant would come very quickly on top of that. um You know, a lot of people, you know, were talking about the cost overruns in and bearing that burden.
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city manager put up is is an example, but I think what everybody has to
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money that is
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applied for a 3 million
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That's the private side on the homeowner side from your property line back to your house, back to your septic tank, to include any and all costs associated with that. So
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right? uh
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or 11 million if we get a 50 50 match. So that gets us 11 million. And again, if we if we were to actually get that that line appropriation, another 4 million towards the public infrastructure, uh and then we have i think we have quite a bit of breathing room i know that the cost that that's
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One of the homeowners talked about inflation, and he's exactly right. um There's definitely been some cost increase uh increased since those estimates were done. um But but in the end, you know we want to try to seek as much grant ‸ opportunities as we can.
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we start with this ordinance? Yeah,
yeah. I think, um and I get, I totally sympathize with the homeowners because you don't know
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the end, uh uh you know, how how it's described as the overage.
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We really don't know, and ‸ would be really reckless to speculate what it is today. We just don't know. But we can't really go for those grants until at least we put
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And I think on recommendation from our attorney as well as staff is that, you know, the city reserves its rights to choose what it wants to do in the future, just like it chose to do 60 40 for previous projects they can still this board can choose to do that at that time if we get that far down the road we have the grants we have all of our funding we put the thing out to bid and now we start to see what's going on at that point we can make a ‸ choice and this board on that we but the board can make it your board can make a choice as to if they want to pass anything along or whether they should pass a portion of it on or whether they should try to fund it I think the last thing I wanted to share is simply uh and some folks were talking about about just about the cost and such um just a reminder that you know we are a regional water utility we're very large relatively speaking
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‸ versus 94 000 water connections we generate 90 of our water revenues from water and about 10 from sewer and so this project in the magnitude of let's say
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for everything
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and to do all the things that we do and so just and I'm not saying that's wrong or right I'm only saying that relative to the project
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a capital expenditure that we want to do that is the right for the right reasons for all the things that everybody expressed that there is a significant dollars here that really when you look at the sewer system it doesn't generate 10 million dollars for an 88 lot sewer project it really doesn't when you look at it but when you put in all the grant money and all the other things that will cover those costs it does it can make it work so I mean and and I think that if you go back to
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that were
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total to the first and second and third ones
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all gone over and
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many of the new people who didn't even see those first few items because they weren't on the board at that time ‸ but but we've been telling I think the same story about hey you know this is a it's a tough decision and it was a decision that just you know we couldn't get there but we were trying to lay out all of the steps in which to do which we said it was going to be complicated if we needed to go on the sewer side so I think that I think that covered it yes sir
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um the citizens to to to monitor the city website on the project I wouldn't rely with all due respect on your neighbors who um don't have uh expertise in these public infrastructure projects.
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both on the public side and on the private side. And so so he's a guy that's done it on both sides. um And so he he is he knows for sure um about uh sewer and utilities and and have a great amount of confidence in him. um Again, but we we won't know the numbers. And again, we acknowledge ‸ we're empathetic to the fact that there is an unknown cost um of what overruns would potentially be. But again, at the end of the day, he and I and the rest of the staff are working hard to apply for the grants to make sure that potentially, hopefully, that there's no cost to the homeowners.
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alluded to, if you go to the website to get accurate and detailed information and not relying it on your neighbor next door. um They tell me it's better for you to read it for yourself and get the understanding. So on that note, I know we have your light on, ma'am. I would like to make a motion to approve staff recommendation
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on its first reading
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to update the city's mandatory sewer hookup policy and authorize the sewer system connection requirements following expansion projects to provide direction to staff for funding and new policies, if necessary, for the
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We have a second. By Councilman
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Deputy Mayor Weeks, your light is on.
Yes, it is. I have one more question. um After,
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I
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that part in there. At what point would it go ‸ for but I wish I could tell you. I mean,
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we we don't... After
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what I'm hearing?
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‸ reason I ask that is, you know, if you're getting grants in that are under timeline as to when they must be used and then we're just then going out for for bids, that's going to tie up time before they even get started. And so I'm wondering if we shouldn't push that starting to get bids sooner than later.
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It starts on the award and the inking of agreements there. And so and so again, you you are some time off from notice of award and from coming to some sort of agreement with those funding sources. So so I think you you will have plenty of time to bid this out once we know uh what funding sources we have.
okay and I just want to confirm one more time that we will have a chance down the road because I do not want to see these homeowners with uh anything put on their backs. um And so we will have a chance down the road to adjust that. Correct.
Remember, the attorney said this is project specific. So so each project comes up on its own and you have an ability to determine the funding structure, the assessment structure okay and all of those things necessary for
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why why would we not
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problem
because it's not funded and if the contractors understood that we put out a bid without actually having the intent of actually starting the construction we would have a tremendously difficult time in the future getting the bid on anything else by the city of
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because you're in the business, no no contractor is going to hold his prices. His or her prices for 10 to 12 to possibly even longer
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considered the appointment of Jennifer
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to fill one of the four vacancies on the Board of Adjustments. What are the wishes of Council?
Move to approve.
Second. All in favor ‸ saying aye. Aye. All right. eyes have it unanimously. Item number
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consider the appointment of Jody Hatcher to fill the alternate member vacancy on the Code Enforcement Board. What are the wishes?
Move to approve.
Second. All in favor ‸ saying aye. Aye.
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That's
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we have a motion on the floor i'm gonna hear from you i'm here i'm a second ‸ for discussion go ahead ma'am i'm not gonna let y'all sweat the bullets i'm gonna give you your thunder but we just i know ‸ we know it's good
i'll go i'll go quickly but i
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catherine the opportunity to say a few words just quickly because they have been here all night. So, um uh this is a consideration of the remaining funds for an upstart coco forgivable loan, um of
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put it in as automatic threads, but it's actually tricola is the name of her business. um
I want to
recognize some of our board members, our committee members, upstart
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here. um we have on our committee, our upstart committee is Gloria Weatherspoon, who's here today. um Christy Grant, uh who is, with our finance department, uh Tracy Moore, who is on our
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we also have staff that sits on this committee as well, which is myself, Connor, Williams and Charlene Neuterman, um all help guide this committee as well. um and I just wanted to give you just a little bit of,
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um she, the upstart committee met and reviewed her application. um originally she was, uh given a diamond square forgivable loan, um
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uh
did have some trouble finding a location in that community. um and so ‸ did approach the committee asking to be moved to the
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Loan um and there was one available and so they did approve for her to move from the Diamond Square Loan to a
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Loan. um She has found a location in
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um
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um She has gone
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program with glowing reviews um and again is uh requesting the remaining portion of the loan and that is outlined in the agenda item that you have before you. um So
the recommendation from the
Upstart Committee um after they submit for the request um is to recommend to City Council for approval and the committee has approved uh this recommendation and is recommending City Council approve the remaining 7500 funds. um She also, if you ‸ remember, there is a community enrichment component to the
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uh agreed to a few different things. uh She would like to do free summer sewing workshops for kids um over the summer
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‸ so um
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and we are asking for authorization um
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execute that loan agreement um um consistent with the attached exhibit um and
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few words and
catherine
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is here for more adventure
bring
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podium ma'am yes indeed yeah let's say yeah misato Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's
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No,
you haven't done nothing wrong. There you go. It's been a long night. um uh ‸ So I just wanted to thank you all for this opportunity to even um ‸ have you know the um forgivable loan available. I've been in business for several years, and
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and I have never received support like I have going through this program. um It is not easy running a business as a woman, as a mother um to some
medically
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complicated kids um and having this resource at my disposal has truly been life-changing So um I learned a lot more about finances. Like, you give me fabric and you tell me to figure out the ratio of the stretch. Like, I am your girl, but
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So the program taught me to be a lot more confident with um the finances and more like the structural stuff behind my business. And I can see it going a lot further. um
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and the help that my team gave me. And um like I said, it was truly life-changing.
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evening, council members. My name is
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and I'm the executive director of we venture Women's Business Center in the Florida Tech College of Business. And I am excited to be with you all again, graduating another graduate from the Upstart
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program. um
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policy. We would love to work with these small businesses through our Ignite 360 program, which is normally fee for service
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The clients usually pay for us to go through. So in this situation, we partner with the city. We provide them that mentoring and support. And then come before you today to say
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She had the business knowledge and previously ran and had worked in kind of the textiles and micro factory. um Previously, huge opportunity for us in Brevard. There are not many micro factories in the state of Florida. This will be the first in Brevard ‸ County. We're very excited about that. um And she was very much open to the coaching. As she said, you know, when you're good at what you do, sometimes understanding that business operations, I can say with confidence, and I'm going to read my notes because I don't want to ‸ misstate this. um She has received over 12 hours of coaching, including seven group sessions, and then additional one-on-one support with the mentors as needed because they're always willing ‸ to reach out, you know, outside of those group sessions and work with her. She completed countless hours of homework, demonstrating the commitment to do the hard work of both running the business and expanding her skills. She learned to be much more comfortable making data-driven decisions, understanding her financial statements, calculating cash flow, cost of goods sold. We have a method to assess the impact that tariffs might have on her costs and her products, so she's prepared to respond. And she now has a method to calculate her ROI and
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things that get her out of the business. Is that going to bring in the ROI she needs to justify her time? In general, she is ready to start hiring. She has already opened her doors in April, and
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not just from wholesale uh operations that she had previously.
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community. So on behalf of her entire mentor team,
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since working with us, and we highly recommend that the city vote to approve and give her the final amount of funding, and it's with great enthusiasm that I appreciate your support to give in such a significant way to help small businesses grow. Thank you.
all right ‸ There's been a motion and a second.
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first of all, I'd like to thank the committee um for volunteering, your hours, and i understand ‸ I know it's pretty difficult to make some of these decisions because there's so many great businesses that come through. um You know, while
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lot of cities do not take the time out
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no normally normally most cities and
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we say, hey, we'll see you later. All right. But but what we venture in the city
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doing together, man, is is a beautiful thing. And so, you know, we really appreciate you guys for all you do. Samantha and everybody else a part of the committee. um Awesome job. Awesome job. And hopefully we get more businesses um to keep pushing forward. Some people may not make it. uh Some people don't get picked. But I will tell you to keep applying. And and sometimes you got to take that criticism um and come back. Right. That's just part of that's Part of the game. So again, congratulations. Well,
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with the process. because We don't just give money. um You know, we we educate at the same time, and I think that's more important to education more than the finances. So, yeah, that's it. sir
sir uh deputy mayor weeks now I
just wanted to say ‸ congratulations. I learned to sew when I was a kid. In fact, I made my own prom dress growing up. And I know, I know. um i uh My mom made us sew and uh taught all of us to sew. And so kudos to you for bringing that back. because It's hard to find anybody who sews anymore, including myself. I will tell you a quick story.
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that he did The needle from the machine went right through my thumb. Anyway, um and I already knew how to sew. I don't know how I did that. But anyway, kudos to you. I wish you well. I wish you much success. I was trying to find
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Wonderful. oh wonderful.
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I recommend you come to the microphone and give your address. that That way you never know who's out there watching.
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um ‸ So
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Yeah, I was just going to ask, are you going to give classes for adults? Absolutely.
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Mrs. Howell. Here we go. Authorized city manager to execute the First Amendment to the contract between the city of
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and Prop Logic LLC
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This is just standard procedures. uh Chair like to make a motion to approve, but I will hear from you, Mrs. Howell. Second. Second. Okay, we have a second. and
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It was formerly known as Orange Lean, um but they do our uh
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searches uh through our system.
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for all our municipalities locally around here. And they do it. um It's actually a revenue generating uh thing for us at the city we get a portion of the
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um to us so this is just a re uh renewal of a of an agreement we've had in the past. Okay
very much thank you ma'am for your defined um ‸ concise information because we moved forward because hey man you all, Finance Department, record is clean and press team ma'am. You're
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room
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the
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and certification in the amount
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floor and a second. Did you get that, uh Madam Clerk?
uh Who
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boy, I'm going through a change. All right, all the favorites saying hi hi Final. This is to make us happen, baby. This is part of,
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fiscal year budget 2025 budget
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to accept the donation of the land from Walmart Stores East LP as outlined in the City of Cocoa Development Order. Should I like to make a motion to approve? Second
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for discussion. Come with
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sister. It's a no-brainer, but go ahead, ma'am. You want to say anything,
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is just uh another item to record uh a donation from um an agreement with Walmart. uh Is it the super center? I'm not
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‸ distribution center. Or
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So this is to record the um acre some odd plus of plot of land. Okay.
All right. We have a question.
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Mr.
Mayor, can I can i just thank the uh the city attorney for his work on this? This was the donation that was due to us from the Walmart distribution center when they when they built the center there. And so and so and
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this one, and so we finally got this one across the finish line. This, again gives us additional inventory for um hopefully the 524 widening.
Super Anthony,
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we have another goat in the
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G, come to the podium, sir.
I'm going to sound like a car, commercial. It's late, right? Okay, i got four bullet points for you. uh
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uh your rep, uh first bullet point. uh They're updating the 2025 to 2045
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long range plan,
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for another five years. Guess what? They're short 720 million bucks. Is that ‸ Okay? ‸ So, the rubber meets the road, and for general knowledge, if you don't have your projects on the
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they ain't getting done. And even if they are, you gotta go fight for the money. Next bullet point. uh oh well, part of the same one. They are having a public comment period. So, council folks, get your your your your neon minions out there. because Because
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now. uh The most significant thing is they
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it out of a lower project and moved it up to what they call
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the right track. oh good. That's good. Okay? uh Also,
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5 30 to 7 pm So uh if anybody has com if anybody has comments uh that they want to give to the TPO on these various projects, let's go let's all get out there and vote. sure enough?
Great job, sir. Because you know what? uh Myself, uh
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but we fought diligently. um Also, in reference of the state road too as well. uh We thank you for your participation. Yeah, I think. It was a heated, robust conversation. And we fought admirably for that. But we know we're going to get the train ‸ I
really wanted to be there, but I had a conflict because i like to keep an eye on that. But
they will confirm everything
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And I just want the record ‸ reflect. We made a
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was definitely
match money to that grant.
And the
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We were trying to get it two and three.
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work. Staff and council. I'm just, I'm blather Okay.
All right. City manager, sir.
Yes, sir. Mr. Mayor, I've previously given um the council the accounting for Mr. Dennis's water account. And it's just simple math. um
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um you have a full accounting all the way back to August, uh to
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And so you can see the
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tonight. um ‸ So Mrs. Singer, and then I'll i'll finish up. um
‸ I just wanted to, um announce we did post it on the website and on our social media pages. but the city of Coco's communications team won some awards at the recent Florida Municipal Communicators Association Conference, which is through the Florida League of Cities. um both, uh myself and Jamie, were certified as, uh
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um and the city was also, um certified as, uh in excellence in government communications as well for all the different ways that we communicate to our residents. um
so
that is a great accomplishment.
We've,
we've received that accreditation. I think this is the third year in a row now, ever since they have come out with that accreditation, and and we have received it every year. um So that's a great accomplishment. um And then we also, at that same conference, received um honorable mentions for two campaigns that we submitted. um One was a social media campaign that we did on
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which which featured some of uh information about both of our museums. And then we also submitted a marketing campaign for special event on our annual economic development business showcase event, um and again received honorable mentions on both of those. So i wanted to let you all know that um we are working hard to communicate to our residents.
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services manager for the community services department. And Jennifer's been with the city over 11 years. She started off as a dispatcher in the police department, moved over into customer service down in the water department, and recently moved up to my department in January and was promoted just about two weeks ago to the community services manager position. So I'm looking forward to having her work with me alongside of me to uh serve the community and to help Coco grow. All
right.
Welcome to
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Coco. ‸ and
you've already noted that uh Mrs. Howell
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sitting in for Mrs. Bowman, who was on a two-week vacation. um And so thank you, Laura, for taking these meetings. She always seems to get the uh ‸ long extended meetings there. um And and I know you all have uh read about the the legislation that was passed on fluoridation of the water systems.
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we don't think that there's anything we need to bring back to council. ‸ we'll just modify that project.
Yep. And we're we're taking that uh uh that aspect of the capital project that we had talked about. We're already taking that out. So when it goes to bid, it's not ‸ because it was kind of starting to be set up as a bid all just in case. But since we know now that it's law, we'll just delete it so it won't even be uh bid on.
um And so just two other things, Mr. Mr. uh Mayor. I want to congratulate
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tonight from Daytona State College with a Bachelor's of Engineering Technology, and Lucy is one of our planners. if you all
right lucy
And so it's a it's a uh a bittersweet moment and uh moment for us and probably a most joyous uh moment
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her last uh public employee um meeting. She is uh ‸ moving over to the private sector end of this month, top of the the next month or next week. And so uh Tammy has been here for 12 years. um And I want to thank her personally for, you know, as coming in as a new manager, you you hope you have a team that's gonna that's gonna um um be on your team and and sort of accept your leadership. And Tammy has done that and been one of the folks that I rely on the most. And so we'll be uh sad to see her go. I understand why she's going. uh And so we wish her well and just thank her for her service to the city.
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i'm um Well, tomorrow's my last day, um and then
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And then I start my new job on next Tuesday. ‸ and um And it's
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that does submarine maintenance. So um and all their employees are mostly not here, but their home office is here in Melbourne. So
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just just just uh Mr. Mayor, just one more more thing. And I don't I want to get on the soapbox tonight. But, you know, the nights like these are are tough, not because of the uh the nature of the uh of the matter before the council. It is the uh the missing the misinformation, the accusations that are
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any body on staff, any director that lacks ‸ integrity. And I can say they're all people of integrity. um that i I've not found any of them to be lacking in character integrity. and And I think they work hard on behalf of the city. um I rely on them. My management style is they're the operational and technical experts, and I let them be the experts. And they're honest, and they're fair people. And so I just wanted to jump on the soapbox for that for a little.
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had a chance to actually just enjoy the city this past weekend. Ride around the city and just see some of the things that our city has to offer. I actually ran into Mr. Stolls at the trails. So, yeah,
he
was out there putting in some hours. Me and the kids went out there, enjoyed the trails over at the museum. So that was great seeing him out there. Also, I don't know what was going on in the village this weekend, but, boy, we had some visitors.
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It looks like it's ‸ still coming together. And hopefully they have that finish or the drains polished up before we get the ‸ real hurricane season and start getting heavy rains. But it's looking good over there.
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Everything's green. Our trees are thriving out there that we planted. Love to see it. The water looks like it's pumped down pretty low. So it looks like we have some capacity if we wish to have any heavy storms right now. So that's good. Also, I just wanted a brief update if anyone could provide it on the parking location that we're renovating. ‸ Is there a timeline ‸ possibly on that opening up? Yeah,
‸ we're anticipating May, and we're keeping our fingers crossed on ‸ May. And so we certainly will ‸ hope that we are there by May and don't want it to slip. ‸ May. I'm sorry. Is it May?
I was going to say.
No,
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No.
No? When is it?
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Oh, okay. We have a meeting with them on Thursday with Doug Wilson, who's the ‸ city contractor, who's performing the project, and we expect that at that ‸ meeting they will agree on what the terms will be on handing the project back over to Doug Wilson,
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So at that point, we'll know better at what the time frame will be when that project will be.
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Monday?
No, I was wrong. Okay, thanks. Thanks.
Thank you for that update. Also, I had the opportunity to attend the
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That's right. Just great to see some of the accomplishments
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on for the city. I know we have graduation coming up, but we should really be proud of our students
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being homegrown right
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So a lot of great things happening in the city. I'm very hopeful. I know we have our challenges, but the positive side of things is looking really great for our future here. So that's it. Okay.
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‸ Okay. Okay, well, there were a couple of learning opportunities in the last couple of weeks. The FOCUS conference, I don't know if you enjoyed it, Mayor, but I thought it was one of the best summits
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They had three speakers, and the first was trending, future trends, and
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and strategize for the future. So the trending was good, and then what I thought was best was the middle one, which was on artificial intelligence, and the big takeaways there that, of course, we've all been watching
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but to know that it's actually doubling its knowledge every six months, and that by 2029, it will have absorbed all of humankind's knowledge, and that has massive implications for
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for everything we do. So, and then the last speaker was good, too. It was inspirational, so I thought they really did a great job on that. The second event I attended was this week.
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This is the transportation Florida FDOT put this on, and it's to continue to promote the Vision Zero, Getting to Vision Zero. Big takeaway there for me was because they had, they offered several model programs, And the big takeaway was this safety needs to be a part of the community's self-image. So how do you do that? I mean, there's education, engineering involved. You know, we've heard about quick builds and low-profile changes, and enforcement is big. In fact, we've got to watch out, it's the
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So, I don't know. They got the enforcement award. That may be something we want to look at for next year. But the big advancement there was in the traffic data systems. Now, I think this is a proprietary software right now, but FDOT is actually looking at incorporating it, making it available to municipalities. So, the newer car technology actually pulls data for specific roadways. So, they're not identifying the cars, but it's very granular. You can actually go down. You can see which roads are having the biggest infringements, you know, the speeding or not stopping for signs. So, some hope there. And overall, the fatality rate did go down this year. So, that was a very good sign. Of course, this is a very big issue for me, as I suspect for everyone.
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I'll try to magnify.
Okay. So, I received a letter. It doesn't allow me to do it. Well, actually, I think several of ‸ us did.
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who lives on [address] and Hillsdale.
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although they do have a great two-for-one on Mondays. No, but the reason I wanted the map up there was so that you could see that, I mean, Hillsdale does not have a dense population there that's going, you know, really, there's like a dozen residents that live north of him, and they're having a real problem, and
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So, what I'd really like to, can I click on this, the big one,
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Too bad we don't have sound on it. But,
I
mean, this is a residential neighborhood. This is going on all the time. Both the yard that this was shot from and the yard across the street have young children that are out there playing, And it seems like that would be an area where we could really, we could zero in and do some enforcement. I mean,
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he's got the ‸ mega model of the cars that are the real culprits, But some real dangerous driving habits there and it would be helpful to have some enforcement.
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Okay. You got the memo too, right, from him, the letter? I spoke with him today. I mean, I think it's, ‸ he took the time to write the letter and I think we need to think about responding in some way. He certainly sent us all the photographs, so we have the evidence. We know the makes and models of the cars that are really causing the problems. So, ‸ I'd like to get back with him if we have any approach or strategy that we could use.
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Well, you
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But, um,
anyway, just requesting some help with
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situation, including the five videos. So, this is, traffic is the biggest deal in every one of my neighborhoods. You know,
it
doesn't matter the income level, density of population, It just seems like traffic is really a problem, and, um, you know, safety is where we want to put the emphasis, and that vision zero, I think, is just a great goal for us to have, change the culture of speeding. I don't think I have control. And, of course, ‸ we have this again. Indian River Drive, anytime between, uh, probably nine o'clock and two o'clock,
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Well, the game plan is, they should be parking in the driveways. They're not, it's easier not to park in the driveway.
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their driveway.
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to come up
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does come up with a game plan. So, I think we're able to, too. Um, and then I noticed that the utilities advisory board is not included on the list of advisory boards that need members.
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to, that needs to be back up there. There are a lot of important issues we need to address. Um, an advisory board would give us an opportunity to put more eyes on these issues. It would give us an opportunity for citizens to have more input. And that's it ‸ for my report.
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Well,
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‸ proud ‸ grandma.
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I don't know if you all heard when the dump was on fire. And so, yeah, it was not fun to watch that for a while because we were all concerned over that. Do we even know how that dump fire started? Does anybody know? Methane, baby.
It's
called a methane gas.
So it's a big deal.
Yeah, well, it was. It burned for quite a while. And it went really black. And it, yeah, it looked like it was moving. ‸ And this is a terrible picture. I'm terrible about thinking about it later. But
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And I'm sorry, not a great picture. But this is just some of the mayors who were there. But it was a good event. And I appreciated attending it.
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I'm very proud of this. And I've gotten such great feedback. And I want to say kudos to the city manager, Samantha, Chief Collier. They were all there and did presentations.
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You can see. Alex was there. You can see Lorraine there. And so we had a great attendance. I
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Is that right?
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And a lot of questions asked and answered. And the feedback I've gotten has been phenomenal. So everybody seemed to enjoy it. And they kept saying, we learned so much, which is what you want in a town hall. So thank you to those who attended. And thank you for all your work, especially Samantha over there.
Thank
you. And then Alex and I attended the Eckerd Connect thing. And so we had to take a picture together there. It was a casino night. And that was a big event. And a lot of fun, too.
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won an award. And they said we had helped 1,200 children through Eckerd Connect. So far from money. So that was great. And then this was the State of Space. And the
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very good. And continuing to do well. I attended that.
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got outlined.
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And then I got to be... We released Cormorant, which you can see up in the air. There was a video of him. Terrible picture of us, but it was a windy day. Anyway, but you can see the Cormorant made three turns around over us. And then he sailed over 520, and he just kept on going. So it was awesome to be part of that release. And this is the 25-foot easement off of Cox Road.
I
was invited by your
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And so this is the 25-foot easement that goes back to the Cocoa Conservation Area. And what's interesting is I don't know how a bus or two cars would pass each other on that down the road. And that's for future conversations. But that's the picture of ‸ that.
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Oh, and I have to end with this. I went to Savannah with ‸ the Antiques Roadshow. ‸ That's a whole other interesting story. But anyway, ‸ it's been an interesting last few weeks. Let me see, there
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I wanted to mention on all of that.
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Anyway, there's a lot of great things happening in District 3. And we continue to boom. So it is exciting. It really is exciting, all the stuff going on. And we are going to get that 524 for you.
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Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Oh, yes, sir. Please forgive me, sir.
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it was a few things. I talked to Stock
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The asphalt and the, we know some parts of the road are not completed yet. That's
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And so, okay. All right.
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they've been blowing my phone up about that. So, this is at the Chief Breakfast. On the right side is Sammy. She's the owner of Aqua Lounge. And to my left,
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She's the assistant principal at Sun Tree Elementary School. We had a good time at the foundation breakfast, Chief Breakfast. Breakfast was pretty good. Good job, Chief. You're awesome. You're welcome. All right. You're already
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this photo. Awesome time. Great.
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your own money at this casino. I really like that because I didn't lose anything. But it was a great, great time to raise funds for the youth.
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Kids in the community are getting out, ‸ picking up trash all throughout District 1 around Diamond Square area. No, no.
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But you see what's on the hat. Yes. This is Kendall Moore. He is one of the leaders of the group. And my son is in the middle. ‸ Another young man. They're the two youngest kids in KOP. This is a small group.
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probably about 40 kids that was out there picking up trash. But it's always good, again, to allow kids to get out and serve their community and pick up trash.
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understand about trash. I'm dropping stuff out of the window because I just didn't get it.
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why it's so important not to throw trash out.
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the whole time because they
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picking up trash. But they learned a positive lesson as well. Do not throw trash out the window. So our
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for this group. They are a non-profit,
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did a... They fed over 200 ladies for Mother's Day at Jolie Smith Center for free. And it wasn't just... It was collard greens and macaroni and ham. And like it was Thanksgiving all over again.
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all churches, all walks of life coming in. And ‸ so again, Happy Mother's Day.
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know it's belated now, but Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. And so at the next meeting, I would like to have them come and
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do some kind of certificate or something for them. Just showing appreciation. This is their fourth year doing this. And I believe there might be between 7 and 10 years. They do Easter every year as well.
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do ‸ Christmas toy giveaway to kids as well. So they're always doing something in the community.
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All sung songs that my mother, my son, is trying to be a loudest one.
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again, another opportunity for our young people to, number one, get on stage. My son is five years old. ‸ He's able to understand how important it is for him to be in front of a crowd.
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other schools who celebrated their moms.
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Great job to all the council members. I
forgot one thing. Mr. Gregg, I had pictures of us. We came to the museum.
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And he spent so much time with them and was absolutely wonderful. And he was so educational, teaching them all about the whole train and how it goes to the East Coast. And so then they got to drive them. But thank you. It was a wonderful event and very well attended. And so I just wanted to thank you. And I had a picture of you up there with them. And I don't know where ‸ it got lost in my presentation. But thank you.
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thank you very much. ‸ Thank
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Hospital. Some of you all know. My father was there for over five days. They did a phenomenal
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We had a special presentation from the Space Coast League of Cities. Help me to make sure I hear her name right.
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Thank you all. She's in charge of the Space Coast Foundation, Health Foundation.
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didn't address the issue
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They had carts everywhere. But they accommodated everyone.
and
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made everyone feel at home. So I'm especially thankful for them. My father's home now. Thank you for all your prayers. And shout outs to my father. Also, I do not have a picture of the kids when they came
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As you all know, we provided funding for our Cobra High students to go there.
And they reciprocated and the students came here in front of council and they saw that local government form 101 there, which was just outstanding. Also, just like Councilman Hearn stated about the
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Service at
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St. Paul, kudos to
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Thank you, sir. You did a great job.
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And he came through like a champion. Because he helped me in the clutch. And I want to say thank you brother.
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graduation ceremony. We received a plaque for supporting our high school.
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staff. They're doing some great things there at the high school. So here as our Deputy Mayor
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Prior to coming to Cocoa we were at Sanford, Florida. And the lady with the pink pants on is Nancy Miller, our illustrious, industrious President. And to her right, or our right, Mrs. Peggy Brown is the incoming President. The, and all individuals there are mayors from various throughout the state of Florida. Uh, this
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they were at East Cocoa at ‸ Outback.
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Uh, she played a very
intricate
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part in the Cocoa community. The people who worked like 40 years at McDonald's. And she's a living legend. But a miracle baby for you. And so we acknowledge her.
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the state, back, out of the state.
And
quite happy. Outback. Yeah, outback. I don't
think
she's in my
house.
If it is, it's my favorite one.
I'm home for you all
because I don't
eat on council meetings. So I'm home. ‸ So to the Smith family, the Baker family,
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Go ahead, sir.
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won the state championship as well. So that was good. Yeah. Yeah. And then
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Sir. Thank you.
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If I'm not mistaken,
this month
we're celebrating Memorial Day for our veterans, correct?
Amen. May we see a veteran or take a veteran. We have a couple of them in the room right now, right?
Me, thank you for serving. Both men and women. Chair, ‸ take the motion to adjourn.
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