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to item number 2-1, agenda regular meeting of October the 28th, 2025. Chair would like to make a motion to modify the agenda with the amendment to add consent item number 5-13, approved resolution 2025-082 to provide a temporary waiver of building permit fees or repairs related to or structural damage caused by the storm event.
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have a motion on
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Yes, sir. Would you consider moving item 5-1, the inclusive playground, to council business? It may be apparent. I don't see her here right now. She wanted to come speak on the item.
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give it an opportunity.
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and she show up So that's five
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business
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I'll amend my emotion to reflect moving that item to from consent to council
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Yes.
‸ Okay. You're gonna make motion to reflect that.
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in favor by saying aye aye
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the 3rd 2025
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gonna ‸ call the question all in favor ‸ saying aye aye
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9th 2025. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. ‸ Okay, second by we have
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in favor ‸ saying aye
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Have ‸ unanimously Proceeding on to awards and presentations
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on whatever one please give yourself a round of applause Because we are going to have a proclamation read into Yes Clap like you mean it mean it like a clap Councilmember Lorraine
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community community radio show for their 15th years in the great city of
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Mrs.
Sita,
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would you come and meet us there and then we will bring the family we are family Amen
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15 years empowering individuals, raising awareness on critical social issues, and providing a platform for community leaders, activists, change makers to share their stories.
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Did I get it?
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A dedicated community activist and passionate advocate for global poverty, domestic violence awareness, education, and social justice. The show has provided invaluable
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And whereas through her
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community engagement, encouraging listeners to get involved year-round through volunteering, mentoring, education, and support for local causes. All while remaining deeply connected to both her native Trinidad and Tobago and the opportunities provided by the United States of America. Whereas CETA's co-host, Ellen O'Neill, she's probably here, right? There she is. Has been a consistent partner in promoting community service, supporting small businesses, and empowering entrepreneurs, as well as advocating for children at risk and
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And whereas Viewpoint with CETA and Friends has built a ‸ rich legacy of educating and inspiring listeners by providing diverse viewpoints on social issues, showcasing community leaders, and bringing attention to local efforts that make a tangible difference in the lives of residents, particularly through interviews with those making personal and professional contributions to charity, education, and community development. Now, therefore, be it resolved that
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does hereby extend its deepest
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Viewpoint with CETA and Friends team for their 15 years of service, commitment, and invaluable contributions to the community.
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So, well, first to begin with, it's an honor and a privilege to be recognized, not just in
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the United States.
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through volunteering. And just about every fiber of their being here in our city. You know, Ellen and I started our show about 15 years ago when someone asked me to come on their show and speak a little bit about the Affordable Care Act.
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advocate for people to have health insurance. And I remember going on that show and speaking about the folks that can write a check for health insurance, the people that, by the grace of God, qualified for Medicaid. But there were people in the middle that could not afford health care. And I thought how wonderful it was that here we had an ‸ option, a health option for people to go on the exchange and get health insurance. And so when we got done on the show, the gentleman who owned that station, Mr. John Harper, said, you know, you were very good on the radio. You ought to have your own show. And, of course, Ellen O'Neill, who's been with me for 15 years, a best friend with a capital B and a great co-host, we started doing it for half an hour.
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And I like to say that we give people an opportunity to come on our show.
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Maybe you want to talk about the banking situation. You want to talk about mortgages. We educate people about their credit reports, how not to use their credit card. Don't put your hat ‸ where you can't reach it. So we teach them that if you want to buy a home later on in life, we will show you on our show through experts and professional people how to do so.
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And I feel like ‸ coming from a village in Trinidad and Tobago, sitting on the lemon tree sometimes, wondering where my next meal was coming from. You know, my mother and father raised 18 children.
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But I feel like God directed me to come to the United States and give back in such a way that I can make my family and friends proud and be an example for another little person like myself. So thank you, Mayor Blake and all my friends on the City Council for this proclamation. It's a big deal for my little friends and family back home and my friends here in the United States. And so I thank you from the bottom of my heart. And I
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of course, Ellen, who's here today. And I want to give a shout out. Danny runs our board is back there and his wife, Carol. And the owner of our station, stand up, Kim. Everybody know Kim. Okay, Kim is here too.
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Yes, yeah. And so, but anyway, thank you. And thank God for all of us being able to wake up ‸ on this magnificent planet. Every day is a vacation. If you have friends, family, food, a little finances, and you can forgive, you're good to go.
Let's give Cedar a round of applause. With the family and support group, please come on down.
I
feel like Bob Barker, come on down.
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the dynamic duo, and you the real deal, come on, everyone. March on down.
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Yes, we have Miss Jamie here. Watch this. Let me see if you're paying attention. January, February. What's the next month? Let me try it again. January, February. What's the next month? Your cell phone down here to the front so we can get this photo.
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Yeah, I'm in there. All right.
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Okay. You know, people run in circles, right? Everyone has their own little clique. They run in circles. But I'm glad to the broadcasting and communication media, the radio station. For 15 years, you opened up your circle,
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So we applaud you for your dedication and serving the people. Amen?
Amen.
All right. Next on the list. Yours truly. Another outstanding young man with a great haircut like mine.
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Let's bring
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a round of applause, please. And Chief, you do have support in the audience. Would you invite them to come down too as well, please, sir?
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See, they're coming up already.
Oh, woo!
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All right. So
before I read the proclamation, I just want to kind of make a comment first. This is well overdue for our records department. And our supervisor of the records department is Sandra here. If you raise your hand, let them know. Be recognized.
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So just a little background about Sandra. So I've been a police chief
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almost five years now, come April. ‸ And when I came to the police department, basically, I was just evaluating everybody there. And she was just a simple clerk there working and working really hard. And so it came an opportunity where we needed a supervisor. And she really distinguished herself from her peers.
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Then what came behind that, the state was changing how we report crimes. So we went from UCR reporting to what we call fibers now. So you may not know what that means, but it's a lot more crimes that we have to actually report. The crimes ‸ are already occurring in the city, but now we have to report those additional crimes to the state.
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With that being said, it was not an easy task. She did that successfully with her team. Then we started getting phone calls from other police chiefs in the area wanting to borrow her to help train their staff.
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Her staff, they have to touch them and make sure that the crime, that what they're listing as the crime matches the narrative, as well as there's some additional blocks that
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to be filled in properly to ensure that we're reporting accurate information to the state. Sounds easy, but it's a huge undertaking. So once she gets that information,
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has to be very accurate. Once she gets that, this young lady right here, which is our crime analyst, she analyzed every incident that happens in our city to help us determine where we need to have our resources in order to properly fight crime.
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four and a half years, we've reduced crime every single year since we trained administrations here. She said that ‸ any public record request that's made, it comes through her shop. Matter of fact, when you come down to the police department, we get this all the time, when you come down to the police department for whatever, anything you need, you're going to see her or her staff first. And we're always getting compliments about the professionalism that they do every single day.
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So I mean, they do a fantastic job. Anything else you want me to say? But we have a great team, so they do a really good job. Okay, here's the proclamation. Whereas each day, dedicated law enforcement records personnel serve the citizens of Cocoa, Florida, by providing vital services that are essential to the efficient operation of the Cocoa Police Department and its records section and in keeping our community safe. And whereas the men and women who serve as law enforcement records personnel are the backbone of the criminal justice system by ensuring accuracy, integrity, security, and accessibility of criminal records. They play a key role in assisting law enforcement officers in investigations. ‸ And they maintain criminal justice statistics. And whereas the law enforcement records personnel demonstrate expertise in managing complex record-keeping
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that is crucial to identifying suspects, pursuing leads, and ensuring successful prosecution of crimes. And whereas along with acute technical skills, law enforcement records personnel are committed to and exemplify professionalism, courtesy, and efficiency in their daily interaction with the public, officers, and partnering public safety agencies. And
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those who are committed to ensure their role in criminal justice remain a vital part of law enforcement
and to recognize their
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contributions to the well-being of the community in which they serve. And whereas the City of Cocoa salute the Cocoa Police Department records department personnel and is appreciative of their commitment to service ‸ within this important aspect of law enforcement and criminal justice in our community. Now therefore, we the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Florida, I do hereby
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as Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week. Thank you.
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Now you're good. You're good.
Okay. Proceeding on to item number three, which is, excuse me, item number four, which is delegations. ‸ Please come forward.
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call your name. Submit your card. We will proceed in this order.
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You're on the microphone. Next will be Brad Whitmer. Third will be Ms. Gibson, and then we'll call them up afterwards. Okay. Please be mindful. You have 180 seconds. The floor is yours, sir.
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This is going to be a, um, I don't enjoy coming up here to discuss things that have to correct the record. So for the record, I need to make a correction on statements that were made in the council meeting. I think it was August 24th. Uh, a statement was made that, um,
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There was property that I made a complaint to the ethics committee about a council member making statements against that property owner. And it was presented in a way that I was the property owner that the complaint was made about.
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I filed the ethics complaint because of issues that was being done inappropriately by a council member for a different piece of property. Property I don't even own. And that's why I filed it because it's totally unacceptable to be as negative publicly about property that a group wants to develop.
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That includes letters that you sign, which was an example recently brought up in the council meeting in Melbourne. And
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Bottom line, this is crossing the line because now it was stated that I have a vendetta against this council person because of this situation that happened. And that is the farthest from the truth. Now, this is October the 28th. And sometimes the truth hurts. So that council person that keeps track of when I bring up for the public record corrections of misinformation like this. You need ‸ to look at all the dates that was recorded by this council person and look at what I stated. You can look it up. You can hear it because everything I've stated here is the truth. And sometimes the truth hurts because
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So this really is something ‸ that needs to be stopped. I really feel that an apology needs to be made like to staff and for you to make a statement that I'm not the owner. You leave that to the staff to do when a person is handling a piece of property
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to develop. You do not go around and say you don't own that property. That is misinformation, which is a fancier word for lying. Not only that,
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but the point remains the same.
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Commission was that it is not corrupt behavior. It is not against the law to have a difference of opinion from someone else. And that continues to be my problem with what between us is that you interpret someone having a difference of opinion.
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as being something that is somehow illegal, corrupt, because they don't agree with you. We have differences of opinion. We should encourage that, particularly in our civic life, to express those rather than put people down that don't share your opinion. And I'm not going to apologize for representing my constituents, particularly when that's one of the reasons I was elected. The issues in that area.
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tiring. I think it's tiring for everyone. And they're just there's no point in talking anymore about it.
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Good evening, Mr. Mayor, council members. It's been a while since I've been up here and believe it or not, I'm going to talk about waterfront. So I've got some things to share with you and a couple of ideas and questions and whatnot. So let me jump right into it because the clock is ticking. First of all, congratulations on finishing the Lee Winter Park project. It is beautiful. It's great to have the boat ramps open back up again. That's a wonderful boost for everything we have down at our beautiful waterfront. And then congratulations in particular on getting the find award to rebuild the day docks.
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I was so pleased to hear that. I have maintained and I continue to maintain that Cocoa Village and the Cocoa Basin offers one of the best places as a destination for cruising boaters on the east coast of Florida. We're at the doorstep of the village, everything that it offers. We ought to be able to pack them in as much as we want to. Moving right along. Things that are going on. Sail to the Sun rally starts in Norfolk, goes to Miami, stops along the way. They travel over a two month period. They will probably be coming through the first week of December when the Winter Bazaar Arts and Crafts show is going on.
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This year's sail to the Sun will be different than the others due to other reasons that I won't even get into now. We may or we may not see them. One of the things is going to be where do we put them and how do they get ashore. So we'll see how it all plays out. Another thing closely related to that is the wintertime southern migration of people bringing their large cruising boats down south to South Florida, the Keys, the Bahamas. That is about to get underway as hurricane season wraps up. Once again, same problem. Great anchorage. But where do you bring people ashore?
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They look for fun places to go and places to spend their money. So it'd be nice to bring them in. Other than that, the sixth annual Cocoa Village Holiday Boat Parade is set to happen on the 12th of December. That's in conjunction with the lighting of the tree and a Christmas movie in the park. Big event. So we're excited about that. Now on to questions of what's going on in 48 seconds.
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You can't access from the parking lot. It'd be nice to have an idea about when we'll be able to get people
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People use it right now. They pull up and tie up and I guess take their dinghies in, which gets me to my next 29 second statement about what to do with dinghies. We don't have a dedicated place to bring dinghies in and that's why we're not seeing people. Right now there's dinghies in the south boat ramp area. There's four boat ramps. I'm going to suggest before I run out of time that we seriously consider designating the south boat ramp as a dinghy landing area.
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and it would give people the place where they know they can take their dinghy and generate some of this traffic we're losing. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your positive input, sir. My pleasure.
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than anything else, I know you care about. Yes, sir. Thank you. And I sincerely do appreciate that. Next will be Miss Anita Gibson. And after Mrs. Gibson will be Dr. George Frazier.
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and everybody in their respective places. My name is Anita Gibson.
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And I will not be long with my information that I wanted to disseminate to everybody because this information really is a letter that I put in the mailboxes today. And it's only concerning a couple of people.
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today's Tuesday. If these people involved in my letter that I put in their boxes, please respond to me because I've been dealing with this since last year. And I will deal with this until I get a resolution that I can live with. Thank you.
Thank you very much. Mrs. Gibson. Dr. Frazier. And then after Dr. Frazier will be Mayor Pam.
Good evening, Mayor. Good evening. Council members, staff and our community. I want to thank you all for being here today. And I
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with the Prosperity and Wealth Summit on October 19th. The crowd was small, but the impact was huge. I especially want to applaud Councilman Hearn and Councilman Goins for being on the panel and challenging those who were there to do more than just vote, but become involved citizens.
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citizens. As an Air Force Colonel, one of the things that I always required our teams to do was to give a report on our missions. And so this is my report.
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One family out of that meeting has already met with an estate planning attorney to begin to set up their ‸ trust ‸ for the next generation. Five families have already scheduled appointments to meet with ‸ life insurance professionals to begin setting up ‸ the means of looking after their families when they're gone.
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They are using a local realtor, but they're also using a national organization called NACA. I forgot what the letters stand for, but they're a huge organization that helps first time home buyers to be able to purchase their homes.
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but you know what I'm talking about. Okay. And so that that that that's huge. We're only talking about seven people or seven families, but those seven families represent almost $400,000 worth of financial stability that's coming in the area already in the community already. And so I want to thank you all for what you did. Your donation helped us to be able to to to pull this off. And so what's happening in the future? What's coming up? Our first our first mastermind is going to be November 8th from 11 to 1 o'clock at the success center. It's free to members who are part of the wealth club, and it's a nominal fee for those who aren't members of the of the wealth club. We're going to skip December because of the holidays, and then we're going to kick off in January.
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The topic that we're going to be talking about on on in November is businesses helping businesses tear down those those barriers for lending and for pitching their businesses for growth. So again,
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the staff for what you all did to help pull that off.
Thank you very much. Knowledge is power. OK, Miss Pam. Then after Miss Pam, Miss Rose flowers and family.
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Good evening. Everybody. Wonderful. First of all, I want to thank Leisure Services for the outstanding job they did this past weekend. The fall harvest festival. The streets were full. Everybody had a fantastic time.
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the city for a wonderful event in the village. Next of all, to our friends at Public Works.
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all expected, especially me. I spent we don't want to hear about that. Anyway, thank you, Public Works for cleaning everything up and being on top of it. We did have some flooding in the village. Nobody's at fault there. So and
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up their problems. OK, last not last, but next is Coco PD. I would like to thank
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but they do a fantastic job.
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They're very professional and they fill out the request in a very quickly, timely manner. And a lot of times I put my request in at the very last minute and they've never once said to me, you're not getting that today. OK, so I appreciate that, chief. OK, now I want to talk about a fun event. It's first for the village. OK, and it's called gobble, gobble, walk then wobble. OK, and that is for our fire department. Now, chief Lamb has always give me a hard time because I'm always supporting everybody else in the community and I haven't supported the fire department.
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So you can go to my Facebook page. You can also go to all the sponsors that are helping with this.
The
women's club here in
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private three ladies called the three amigos. OK, so we have a QR code. It's really simple. You walk three miles on your own. Now, I walk 15 miles.
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OK, so you can take it and take the whole month to do it. But for $20, we're going to take that $20, have a beautiful medal. So if you've never had a turkey medal, you can have the turkey medal. OK, just stop by Tails and you can pick it up and then walk your three miles.
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our community.
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I think we're looking at maybe more like 200 more
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because of the current situation. So everybody get those tennis shoes out. You can do it. Three miles. OK, thank you, Mayor.
Yes, ma'am. Come back, ma'am, for the podium. We have a question.
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I'm sorry, I didn't hear you.
The
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So you can
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to the 20th. OK, I've got to give him a check before Thanksgiving so he can buy the turkeys and the meals. OK.
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And we sign up how?
It's a QR code. If you go to ‸ my Facebook page,
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It's all up through the community. There are flyers around the village. And so I'm sorry I walked out the door and forgot to bring one. But I'll leave one here in the ‸ lobby for everybody to see if that's OK. And I have permission to do that. Thank you. OK, I'll put it on the door. Thank you, guys.
I just want to let you know you look spook-bectacular with your shirt
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Yes, sir. We did. We did. Next will be
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Rose Flowers,
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Council members, please join us down below, please. Get the
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agenda we have an item. Now we have not voted on this item yet, but because the item is kind of further down, we wanted to take the time while the family is here, because we don't want them to wait for an hour or so.
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And inside this item is going to hopefully we approve of a playground at Provost Park and hopefully this shows as a beacon of light for all the parks in Brevard County to have inclusive playground equipment. We used to have some downtown,
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I think some other kids probably tore it up or whatever the case may be. But we ‸ really wanted to provide families for all walks of life in our parks. And so
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Rose Flowers and ‸ some of her friends, they was on my behind for the last year making sure we get this done.
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When you, yeah Pam, you do it as well. ‸ When you want something done, you have to shake the trees.
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council meeting, the budget meeting is there. That's the perfect time to bring the item forward. And that's what she did. She was a little nervous, nervous about doing that. But I believe I encouraged her pretty good to get it done. And so I want to give you, just give you a moment to just to say a few words. Don't cuss me ‸ out, please.
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I just want to thank Alex Goins and the council for allowing a park to be developed for kids with special needs that they can have the same opportunity as other kids
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just go out and play and have fun.
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because most of the equipment that's out there, they can't do it or anything without having assistance. But with this kind of park, she can do everything by herself because she's very independent and she don't like help. So that would be great for her.
And
as I asked her earlier, I'm like, you ready to go to the park? And she said, yeah, mommy, let's go to the park. So
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You're welcome.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And
so, and I know this is kind of putting her on the spot, but she also personally Rose is going through a lot herself in her own life.
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you understand she, she, she fought cancer and now she beat cancer. And so while she's going through that process, the fact that she's not only coming for her child, she has set up a legacy for herself and for other families that may have the same issue. So I want you to know that it's just not about yours. Now you provide opportunities for so many other families. And so again, we really appreciate you for all what you've done and all your friends.
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She couldn't make it. But it just shows you how really important this is. Sometimes we take for granted in our own life because we can physically move and do the
things
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that we want to do.
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it is to not be able to do. And so thank you. We appreciate you.
All right.
Thank you very much, Ms. Rose. People never know what you may be going through or coming out of.
Right.
But we admire you
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We
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Give him this. Halloween come early. Thank you, Monica.
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right. Thank you. You're a blessing. Thank you. To the flowers family. Thank you.
Okay. Let me get this right.
Okay. This concludes this portion of delegations and we will proceed forward to the consent agenda item. What are the wishes of council? Move to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Weeks.
Second.
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going to call the question. All in favor of saying aye. Aye. And in a's. Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to public hearing. Please be mindful. That we will also hear from the audience.
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on your particular item. Please ma'am. Please sir.
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Second and final reading of ordinance number 1025. Uptown Forest future land use map amendment. Nothing has changed or been brought to our attention.
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Would you
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Let's
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An ordinance of the city
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planning.
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within the city of Cocoa. Totaling 1.9 acres more or less. And generally located along Forest Avenue south of Mulberry Street and north of Peachtree Street in Cocoa, Florida.
is
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more particularly depicted and legally described on exhibit A attached here to.
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to mixed use. Providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions. Severability incorporation into the comprehensive plan and an effective date and legal status of the plan amendment. Again, second and final reading. Public hearing item and a legislative matter for the city council to decide. Mayor.
Thank you.
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Mrs. Webster, ma'am.
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this is the second final reading. There have been no changes and neither have there been any inquiries or complaints about this item.
Okay. Do we have any questions for Mrs. Webster,
council
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Sure like to close this portion to the council and return it to the public. Please come forward, state your name, submit a business card, one of our white cards here. Submit that and you can elaborate on this particular ordinance. Seeing none. Going once. Going twice. Chair like to close this portion to the public and return it to council. What are the wishes of council? Move to
approve.
We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Weeks. Second. Second by Councilwoman Cost.
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All in favor of saying aye. Aye. Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 6-2. Resolution 2025-077.
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2025-982. As you are clearly aware of, it's located on 1540 Clear Lake Road.
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I do like the location. You can get a combination of them. And I'm going to let them expound on it. But ‸ it offers more than just a car wash. It's something that's associated
with you.
Esquire Garganese, sir, would you like to say anything before I turn it over to Mrs. Webster? No. No, sir. Okay, sir. Thank you very much. Mrs. Webster.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Ma'am. Yes, ma'am.
And yes, so this is the resolution 2025-077, referred to as the
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located at 1540 Clear Lake Road in Cocoa.
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west of the Clear Lake Isles Apartments, and east of Eastern Florida State College, as mentioned. The owner of the property, Mod Wash LLC, is requesting a division of this lot. This one platted lot into two lots.
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And it's currently lot one on the records. And the applicant and the owner requests to split this lot into two lots. And with the highlighted parcel at 1.201 acres being the new lot one. And then further, the smaller,
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Now, this lot split also includes a shared access agreement because ‸ it only has one access driveway, which will be shared with the resulting lot.
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And for the shared access, the owner is required to provide the city with a written, executed declaration of easements, covenants, and restrictions, which grants the vehicular and pedestrian access easement. And so upon analysis of the lot split, the planning and zoning staff
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that ‸ there are no conflicts between the zoning and future land use, which is general commercial and commercial. ‸ The divided lots will retain the zoning and future land use designations.
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And regarding the advertising, it was duly advertised by being posted at City Hall, a posting at the property, and on the City of Cocoa website. There have been no inquiries or complaints about this item. ‸ The approval or the resolution does include two conditions. One is that the owner agrees not to further sell, convey, or assign any interest in either resulting lot, which would cause the loss of unity of ownership or title of each resulting lot, without first obtaining the written consent of the city. And second, the owner shall, prior to recording this resolution, provide the city with a written, executed declaration of easements, covenants, and restrictions previously mentioned, which shall bind the affected property and grant for the benefit of each lot of vehicular and pedestrian access easement as provided in the application for the lot split. And the declaration of the easements, covenants, and restrictions shall be recorded simultaneously with this resolution.
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The city council may, by resolution at a public hearing, approve, approve with conditions, or deny divisions of land, which constitute a lot split. And ‸ in this case,
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So staff request city council to approve with those conditions, this resolution of
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the
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by Mod Wash LLC, generally located southeast of the intersection of University Lane and Clear Lake Road, and having an address of 1540
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into two resulting lots of record. Thank you.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you very much, Mrs. Webster. I do support this, but I would like to hear from members of council and also the audience. We will start with Deputy Mayor Weeks first, and then Councilwoman calls.
My question is about the condition of where the owner has to come to the city if they want to sell the property. Why would that be a condition?
I believe because the ‸ declaration of easements and covenants for the shared access agreement describes the ownership as for the two lots,
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to transfer the property so that we could revise the declaration.
Oh, okay. So just because until they give you
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‸ that all has to be in place, then they could sell it without permission, or they always will have to have permission? Well,
no. ‸ They would still have to contact us and let us know because the declaration of easements, which describes the original lot split and the ownership of the two lots, would still have to be revised to reflect the new ownership of that second lot.
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parts of the two different products.
I
think that's primarily why the consent has to occur to make sure that in the future that access,
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lots
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there. I think that's the reason.
Yes, sir. Thank you.
So ‸ there's no way to put that in ‸ like a deed restriction or something like that, that the whole thing has to be sold with that easement in there. I
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they do that ‸ on residential
properties. And
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But again, the only way to ‸ assure that it remains in there is to look at each and every transaction, sale transaction. I ‸ think ‸ that's how, at least that's how I view it.
‸ I think that's the way it's structured.
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land. Well, that's it.
I
mean,
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whatever says, nope, nope, you can't sell it. I just hate to put that restriction on, on property where they have to come back. If we can put it, if it can be put in legally, where they can just, when they can sell it, but that easement has to be, remain the same like they do in residential.
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the access is, access issue is addressed is to actually know that, that it is being carried throughout the transactions there. And I hear you, I, I don't, I mean, that's more of a legal question in, in my mind, but again, the intent is to make sure that, that again, that access is being carried forward.
So,
uh,
attorney, is there any way to, to do that?
Because
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like when, when you've ‸ got, um,
uh,
in residential, if you've got to go through somebody else's property to get back to yours,
um,
you know, that is always in the, in the covenant. I've sold many homes where there was an easement through there. So that went with the property and that's not something that could be done in this case.
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I'm, I'm in favor of the split and all of that. I think that's great, but ‸ that's my issue with this right now is that part. I just wonder if that can be done a different way.
Um, I'd have to look, I'm gonna have to look at that issue.
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egress is going to be recorded,
right?
And that is a binding obligation on the land.
So, and
then,
so why would they have to come back to us?
It's the, it's the division of the lot. I believe that would have to come back. That's not what they're, that's not what I'm hearing. So let me, I have to take a closer look at some of the language. I hear what you, I hear what you're saying. I just have to, I don't know if I can resolve that tonight. Um, I could try to result. I can try to look into that further. Um,
we're going to bring this back again, right? So this
is the only hearing, Mr. Mayor.
This is the only one. So either we make it happen or we don't.
And let me, let me give some, some additional historical on that. And so this lot
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what's the, what's the, uh,
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Um, and so, so conveyed to killer killer lake isles. I, I'm assuming
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sold it to, sold it to the, um, to the current owner there. And so, so again, the city has an interest in, again, making sure that with the lot split, that the two separate owners will always have access to their lots there.
And
so, so again, you know, that's sort of the historical, you know, how do you ensure that that happens going forward? There's is what I think number one is intended to achieve. Well,
what I'm hearing from the attorney though, is that, that this being in there, that declaration in there, that that has to be, is doing that.
The declaration ensures that the, um, the
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The, um, the consent of the city, and if you look at the condition of approval and the resolution is, the owner agrees not to further sell conveyor assign any interest in either resulting lot, which causes the loss of unity of ownership of title of each resulting lot without first obtaining written
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Which means, I mean, they can't, they can't divide, they can't separate the
unit
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the unity of title without consent of the, so that of the
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because it's the lots that are being approved this evening.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm. But the ingress and egress is intended to run with the land.
Mm-hmm. Okay. So what you're telling me is that the approval is that
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Because in reading this, that's what I was. Others may not have the issue with it that I do. I just, you know, I wanted to. I just, you know, again, I, I don't like it that they would have to come back to the city to do with their land. And, um, when it's all spelled out in here already, what they can and can't do.
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I'm, I'm, I'm just not prepared to address that one on the declaration of.
Is there, is there any way later that this could be removed from that or once we do this, that's it?
I mean, it's a condition of approval
in
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that condition right now, uh, without looking at some of the other documents there.
If, if council wishes, uh, we could postpone the item until the next city council meeting to provide more time to research and clarify.
I personally would like that.
I
don't want to have to hold the owners up on this, on this change. I personally would like that, but
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I
think
some questions.
you
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know,
Let me, again, the, the, the, the easement that, uh, went with the conveyance from the CRA to the development
contain
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this provision in it.
Yes.
Yes.
And
so that easement is still there. The easement goes with the land.
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That was a condition of the original conveyance to the, to the, to the property, uh, to the Clear Lake Isles there. And so, and so again, the easement exists on the property. And again, it's just rolling forward there. I get it. It's, it's, it's, it's in the hands of private ownership now, but originally going from the CRA to Clear Lake Isles there, that was one of the conditions of the conveyance. Well,
and the easement's not the issue. It's them. If they have to come to us to get approval to sell the property, that's my.
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That, that,
that language was actually in the, in
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I think it's just rolling with the land.
Right.
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those assets and, and all of the, the agreements rolled.
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So
the city was responsible for these easements.
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that declaration of easement would have to go back before the CRA for approval. Uh huh. And not.
‸ To sell. Correct. Because that's the thing in here is that in order to sell it, they have to come to the city to get written consent.
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But now that it's not, that could technically go away.
That's what, that's my question. Yeah. That document's not in the agenda package. Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. That's not in the. Yeah.
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sorry. I was gone
on a cruise last week where I would have brought it up before.
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I'm.
Yeah.
I
don't. The, the, I mean, who can remove the easement is, is the issue. I guess
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But,
I think
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because the easement, ‸ the conditions of the easement was number one.
It's number one that they have to come for approval to
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Right.
I got you. ‸ Okay. Well,
can
I ask.
Well, once she's finished, I'm done. I'm done.
Okay.
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Yeah. I was, um, so I'm curious because of course
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And if
I
recall that whole property
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going to be developing the whole thing? And did they determine later that when we originally made that deal?
Uh,
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It was always going to be a commercial right liner. So, but there was never any at that time. There was never any plans for what that development was going to be. But we gave
them that land.
‸ The CRA did give them that land for the purposes
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in the agreements. It does indicate that the back part of the back parcel, which was parcel two was to be used for the residential component and parcel one, which was the front portion on
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was to be used for some type of a commercial. Yeah.
So it's going to
be more
mixed
use. Correct.
More mixed use development. Correct. Well,
they
got a good deal.
It met with the CRA's plan that was in the CRA plan that they had adopted. Right. They established.
Okay. Yeah. Someone argued that
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but I, I'm fine with it. Other than what's here.
Yeah. Mr. Mayor, can I, can I
ask?
Yes.
So,
so
Jennifer, the, the owner of the lot is splitting it and selling it, selling one, a part of the split, one half of the split to Mod Wash.
The, so
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Is Mod Wash.
LLC, excuse me. And, uh, I believe their intent is to, after the split, to sell the other parcel to another commercial. And they're,
they're aware of this condition.
They, they, they were sent the, the agenda item, um, when they were informed that it was going to be. Right. And
we've not received any comments or objections from them to these conditions.
I
have not.
Okay.
Okay. Okay. Are there any other questions? I have to open it to the public. Okay. Seeing none, Chair
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close this portion to Council and over to the public.
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Please
come forward to state your name, submit a card to elaborate on this particular item. Please, ma'am. Please, sir.
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to close this portion and return it to Council closer to the public and return it to Council. Sure. Like to make a motion approves based on staff recommendation. And I'm looking for a second. I got a second
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Uh, Deputy Mayor Weeks, ma'am.
I
just want to say by saying what you just did that they already, um, planned to sell and that they didn't come to dispute this. Then I'm, I don't like that that's in there, but if they're not disputing it, then I'm not.
Okay.
just
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have it unanimously. Proceeding forward to item number seven dash one. Um, consider reappointment of Todd Anderson and Alec Greenwood to the Planning and Zoning Board through November, 2028.
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gonna call the question.
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just when I was getting ready to call it. Councilwoman calls ma'am.
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and studying planning and zoning. Um, and I've noted that I really appreciate Todd Anderson and the viewpoints that he has brought to that committee. Um, he has however served 11 years. Uh, ‸ some time ago we made a new ordinance or that we would have, uh, time limits on our, our service because we wanted to keep our committees dynamic. And we have. This committee more than any other. We have many applicants for.
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and soon enough.
Um,
but so that's why I can't support. I won't support Todd Anderson, although I think he is great. I think he, he offers a lot to the committee. I'm just serious about trying to keep this committee dynamic and particularly because we have very few committees now that really have significant, where someone can really have a significant impact. This is one of them. This is probably the most important along with board of adjustment.
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forth. But in terms of serving on this committee, my biggest problem is that I've had two people come to me that they've actually resigned because they felt it was over dominated by this one viewpoint. And also it wasn't, I don't know if this was the last committee meeting or not.
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opinion was actually put down, you know, on the dais. They're discussing it. They offer a different opinion and they're put down for that. And, and I think that's wrong. It does not contribute, um, to a stronger planning and zoning board. And I ‸ think that's important. So I will not be able to vote for either of these, even though I really do like
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anyway, that's all I have to say.
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do we have term limits on?
Yeah, we do. That's why I'm not sure that wasn't brought up with this.
Yeah.
We have nine years.
I
would like to know.
Yeah.
The,
the code, um, code providing the uniform board ordinance provides that no board or committee members shall serve more than three consecutive full term
limits.
On any board or committee,
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And then
council may reappoint a board member to serve additional consecutive terms in situations. When the council determines that the applicant pool of eligible persons desiring to serve on the board is insufficient for any reason. To appoint a different person.
Um,
and we have two other applicants. Yeah. Okay.
Okay. Um, let the record reflect both individuals, both, um, Todd Anderson and Alec Greenwood are former council members.
Um,
um,
it's just like when junior was there, junior served 40 years consecutively on the cold board. And that was a very sensitive subject matter of fact, I'll just be straightforward with you. One of the main reasons why he's still alive. And like those two, I may not always agree with you, but he's still alive because of that board. And
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I may not agree with him at all times, but I just think that we know who has the best interest for the city at hand. Councilman going, sir. And then I'm gonna call the question.
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Okay. And then my other question, um, which I'm sure we did, but I just wanted to put that on record. The, um, it was properly noticed. Am I correct?
Yes,
sir.
Okay. So we didn't get any applications on time.
We have two applications.
There's another item following this one where there's two more, they were being considered for an
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but you could consider them for a regular seat.
Okay.
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Yeah,
I am.
I'm sorry. Deputy Mayor Weeks and then you councilwoman calls, but before we get there,
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would we be in violation of having Todd Anderson and Alec Greenwood if we're approved by council? If we're approved by council, they would stand and be able to serve their terms.
Well, I don't know if they each serve it, have already served three consecutive full.
Just Todd Anderson.
Just Todd.
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Okay. So
I thought
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I'd have to ask the clerk about the role. ‸ It has to be three consecutive full.
So
I'm looking at our board member list here. Looks like Mr. Anderson has served since January 28th of 2014. He was appointed to fill a vacancy that was left at that time.
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So that wasn't a full term.
That
was in 2014. Yes.
And then how many full terms after that?
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then he was reappointed in January of 2023.
So that's three consecutive. Full.
And
same with Mr. Greenwood. He's been since April 2016.
But Mr. Greenwood was an alternate member. Oh, okay. And they didn't, they don't have term expiration. So he didn't start his clock until he became a regular member. Okay. Gotcha. ‸ I
was just looking at this. I saw 2016. I went, Oh, so he falls in that too. So I didn't know.
So
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consecutive full, full terms. So, and you have a couple of alternates on the next agenda item options.
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I mean, they've, the, um, you know, the,
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council, the council would have to waive the term limit, um, provision in order to appoint either,
uh,
Mr. Anderson or Mr. Greenwood for another term, um, or both or waive it for, you know, waiver for both.
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So the council, the council can, um, review the four candidates and decide, uh, which of the, which of the four,
uh,
will serve the two new, uh, three year terms.
So
you can go through a nomination process. Yeah.
And I actually have forms ready just in case.
I personally would like to see new blood on there.
I
mean, not saying anything against the ones who've served, they've done a fabulous job, but it is nice to get new.
Keep it dynamic. Well, ‸ one
of those two will be either
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is filling one of the alternate member vacancy as well.
Procedural question.
Are you finished? ‸ Yes.
I
am. Councilwoman calls.
So,
I mean, we, we have set up a procedure that we have followed now since we established it. Shouldn't we be doing that here as well? I'm not sure why it was presented this way.
I think that goes to my point.
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but go through the ballot, uh, procedure, um, taking into consideration all four names.
Mm-hmm. But we would have to first vote to even waive the, the term limit one for that before we could consider the first two for reappointment. Correct.
It would, I guess it would depend on, you can go through the ballot and if,
and
if,
um,
you know, one or more of the candidates that's termed
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candidates then to appoint them based on the ballot,
you'd have to waive the. I'm just trying to find out. Yeah, no, it's good.
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excellent question. I mean,
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it would play out.
Okay. So we currently right now, well, go ahead. Let me let you finish your procedural question.
Well, that was the answer to the procedural question that we would use the ballot. Um, and then determine if one of the candidates that has served more than three terms, then
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people to nominate them.
And
then from there, the procedure would be to nominate and vote on it.
Right. And or let you finish.
I'm
sorry.
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We have a motion on the floor current currently right now with Todd Anderson and Alec Greenwood.
Uh,
and I have a second. Okay. So if we call the question and
fold
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on those two, they will stand in that position. Is that correct? They will remain in that position.
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that motion would have to also include, you know,
waiving
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the term limit. Um, uh, provision in the code.
Okay. I would amend my motion to reflect the statement made by ‸ city ‸ attorney. And
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Yes, sir. Okay.
Councilman Hearn, do you have that modification, Mrs.
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Yeah,
yeah. No worries, sir.
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Your light was on.
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Okay, sir.
So we don't vote like we're supposed to?
Yes.
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We have a procedure established.
I mean, they'd
be
way. We'd be waving the entire. I mean,
it's
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implicit in my comment was, I mean, Mary, you'd be
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that you have in order to appoint them for a fourth consecutive term. Under
this isolated case.
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a waiver of the term limit and
the ‸ procedure.
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If you recall,
I
mean, a while back the city council adopted a process, a ballot process, for appointment of members. I might. It's not in the. It's unfortunately the hard
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not in the book. I don't know if I have a copy. But that was a little bit more robust.
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all applicable candidates and you vote by ballot. If I need the
resolution, Anthony,
you
need the resolution resolution is right here.
Oh,
there
you go.
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You're going to wave. Okay.
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‸ We have to go to the ballot. We just vote on
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But I'm just saying if we don't have to. Okay.
I got a question.
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Cocoa. Sitting on the planning zoning board, would that not be a conflict of interest? I did some research and from what I was reading, it was saying that that would be considered.
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I'm sorry.
Sorry about
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I mean, business ownership is not an automatic conflict. There may be in certain cases, ‸ certain items, but I think that the eligibility requirement ‸ also includes business owners in the city. So.
you know
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One, even even the, even the resolution on the process does recognize, you know, members who have one of the reappointment processes, members who have not exceeded the maximum allow number of terms may be reappointed by council.
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limit requirement. The voting on appointments by ballot and circumstances where there are more applicants for membership on the board or committee,
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there are vacancies for that board or committee. The council shall vote by ballot to choose the next member or members of said board or committee. And then the clerk will create the ballot one each for the council, which contain the names of all board committee applicants and a space for council members to rank said applicants. And then the council, um, uh, will appoint, um, you know, based on the ranking. So, I mean, there's a, there's a ballot procedure that, um, is called for under your, under your general rule.
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I mean,
if the council wanted to waive this, then again, that's another decision for you all to make, but you have established a ballot process for appointment of members when there are more applicants than, um, than seats available. Okay.
And make a
point.
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The reason we established the procedure, we, because we, on one vote, we ended up with seven of, I think it was seven of eight, all in district one. Um, and so we were looking for something that would allow us to do something where there was more equity in the vote and representation.
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like
two members each from each district.
So we need to vote.
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I
mean, if, if, if I'm gonna call the question, but I just want ‸ to get, uh,
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see if, if I call the question, I'm just trying to see the option from the city attorney. So we ‸ provide, um, ‸ adequate, but fair assessment.
Mr. Mayor to call that question, the council would have to, under the circumstances, given both candidates are technically termed out. The council would have to waive the term limit restriction and waive
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I
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So then, um, to remove the motion and then do it the procedural way. Okay.
Where
we vote ballot, even though it's all depending on how they independently vote. Anyhow, it still could be the same results from the motion I made. That's what I'm saying.
Yeah.
Okay. Okay. Councilman going to have your life. Yes, sir.
Um,
just looking at our roster as well. I know it
was,
it was comments made about, um, kind of fresh eyes. We do have a fairly, fairly new board. Most of them
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Um, and the second thing is I don't mind doing a ballot. I don't just kind of throw that out there. I'm not, um, it wasn't done with ill intent. I know I looked at one agenda item. I didn't even realize that it was a second agenda item for two candidates. And so normally we see one item with the four or five or six or whatever.
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So, um, I think
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both would, wouldn't look right either. And so I think the optics of it, um, that we have no choice but to go in this situation to go with the ballots.
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on it and vote no. ‸ Then it dies.
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Um, somebody, if somebody dissents, then you have to call, um, you have to vote the motion that's been seconded.
Okay.
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And I need for, are you willing to rescind yours as well? Yes, sir. Okay. So now we need to get unanimous votes on this. Correct. Just consensus. All in favor. All in favor.
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um, the recommendation has been,
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Now we're going to use a ballot. Okay. And
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two, and three? Because what we have to do now is to select two seats with one alternate. Is that correct? Out of four candidates.
Your top preference should be ‸ first should be number one. It's on the ballot. Okay. I'm just trying to
say it's
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correct. Your second. So low, low score. Low score is your, your top candidate. One is your top candidate. Two is your second. Three is your third and four. That's
all right, man. Use it. uh ‸ city manager. Would you, uh well city clerk, do you have a pen over there?
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you, sir.
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the highest choice. Okay. Council member meeting name. just for the record. um we would take the top three. um the one with the highest choice would be, um
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the permanent seats or reappointment
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third would be the alternate. That's what I'm just trying to make sure. Is that correct? Okay. Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Absolutely. See that's all for me. I know. It's going to be a cool Halloween.
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So we're playing you guys Thursday instead of Friday?
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We're fine. We're district champs. We're going to the playoffs.
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because he's over here.
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‸ Help me understand. Do they have metal detectors at games now? ‸ Yes.
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That's why. We're playing out.
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They talk all I know is about Cocoa, but we're playing. Where? Yes.
I guess if you get there.
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I mean, that district. That's something like, what, 28 to 3 is something. ‸ I forgot. 35 to
3.
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We had no sympathy for him. Man, that's
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What do we do?
Do
you need to call in independent ballot?
Something like that.
We need to call in my tight man, supervisor of election.
I have one question for
Monica.
Does the alternate Keith Wall, was he asked if he wanted to be a permanent member? Does that happen automatically? No,
we
do ask them.
Oh, okay. Great. Great.
Go on. Did you have your light off? Are we ready? Yeah. Are we ready for...
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So we'll do item number one and two completed because that'll be taken care of. Then we go to item number three and four.
Right?
Yeah. Pretty much.
We could have slid four back under consent since the folks had come.
Oh, yeah. That's right.
I thought of that as we were standing down there.
Don't tell me we have a tie.
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need to make them all.
I do. Yeah. I didn't know. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Uh-huh.
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I
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Anderson received a nine. Mr. Greenwood received a 14. Um, Susan received an 11 and Rex received a 16. So your nine and your 11, if I understand correctly, would be the regular, would fulfill the regular member seats. And then your 14 would be the alternate, which is Mr. Greenwood.
The lowest number is the highest, right?
Correct. Yes. So that's Todd Anderson. Susan received an 11 and then Mr. Greenwood received a 14.
And the ballots are open to the public, correct?
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Oh yeah. It's yeah. It can be public record.
So do we need to have to now do the waiver for Mr. Anderson because he's passed his term limit. We have
to vote on that. It would be a motion to approve the ballot based on the rankings and a waiver of the term limit requirement for both Mr. Anderson and Greenwood.
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So we have Mr. Anderson who will fulfill a regular member seat. Susan will receive a or will fill a regular member seat and then Mr. Greenwood is an alternate. okay
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we did. We got a, ‸ I thought it was unanimous vote.
‸ Okay. Okay. I must have missed it. That's okay.
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of legislative priorities at the space coast league of cities um we're collecting our data and we will submit it to um once we get that information from here
submitted
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to our city attorney and return to share it with our Space Coast League of Cities with our advocacy board and also share it with our state legislatures and Florida League of Cities as well as you can see staff prepared and submitted the following legislative priorities state appropriations request based on community feedback and discussion of the City Council I know my my concerns will be um
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or do you all want to vote
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okay I mean you can submit your
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five I would say your top five that's what the League normally submits meaning the Space Coast League who in returns submitted also to Sheila and the League of Cities what is your question, ma'am?
Yeah, I wanted, I think it's probably a question for um
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the water quality baffle box installation,
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north of 60 um storm water outfall pipes. Okay. To the Indian River Lagoon. And
so, uh
‸ 60?
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Yeah. That's almost as many residents.
Okay.
So, we don't vote on this, which We
submit our recommendation. ‸ I list our priorities. ‸ Okay, now, ‸ our top top five, to me, I'm just talking, would be number one, Senate Bill 180. My second would be protection of home rule. Number three would be property tax reform. um Number four would be State Road 524 and State Road 501 curve widening. And mine, this is just mine,
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are my top five.
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the legislative priorities, which as you say, you said, go to the florida
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and then we actually have what we've requested as appropriations requests i.e there's a form that is submitted to Senate to the House members so that they can uh lobby uh or advocate for those for the funding requests. And so, so again, we we've given you them as separate uh uh items there. So, so on the, on the legislative priorities there, you'll see everything that's under the legislative priority category and then the legislative and then the state appropriations request. You can see we've done the
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and then the water quality baffle box installation. So those are specific legislative or state
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requests. And then the others are, as other cities and counties are submitting, uh these are the things that we want the League of City to advocate for or against uh in terms of legislative priorities.
well
you can you can you can rank them, but rank them under the categories. So you're giving me a ranking of your legislative priorities and you would give me a ranking of your state appropriations requests. I've given them to you. I've given you at least the state appropriations requests in the order in which I think they should be ranked. um But again, it is that's a policy decision on the board, on the council's uh part. And then same for the legislative report request. Legislative priorities, although ‸ I don't know that we've been asked for them in any particular order on the
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with that, but they asked for the top five. But hey, cement them all let them decipher it.
We only have six under state appropriations. So no,
no, they didn't ask not for ‸ He's saying the legislative. the legislative priorities
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them, write
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to the city manager.
Yes. Yeah. ‸ Go
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The. Stradley Park septic to sewer conversion. I was over there the other day looking at that. And
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the best solution over there. It's like they definitely need an upgraded advanced septic and it needs to be maintained correctly but the I guess we've got a sewer pipe going down Rosentine right? do we I
think that's the connection Rosentine it's something something
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Because you'd almost need a pump station because it's so low and that would be pretty crazy to
I
mean the thing about of course upgrading the septic would be you know a pittance compared to the connecting to the sewer but they would also have to do maintenance on it because it's one of the problems in the past has been they were putting bleach down a septic and killed the system. That's not good.
Let me just give you my perspective I don't think the state is going to give you any money to go from septic to advanced septic.
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submit it as a septic to sewer conversion. um
‸ are we doing anything else at Stradley Park? I mean I was going to bring it up later I'll bring it up now real quick. um You know that ladies uh team she is working on getting her non-profit but she said the fields are not being maintained and the football players are walking around on them. um While they're trying to practice and I guess all other fields provide the safety. um The safety. uh What's the word I'm looking for ‸ base a safety base thing. um And uh so anyway I just wondered if the I guess the grass has been not mowed it's really high and they're out there trying to play ladies softball league. So. oh
okay that's on the softball. Yeah. Because I was over at the football fields they look pretty good. Yeah.
‸ no this is the softball field. state
And is that.
I brought it up what.
Yeah that there's a lot that's happened at Stradley also I mean
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there's a project happening with the um thank you
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um I forget what else we're doing at
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at Stradley. um You know I don't know where we are where the county is on the softball fields there, because
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think the most immediate need was the replacement of the football field and that's happened. um probably some fencing that's happened over there. There's a whole list of things that have happened, uh are, that have happened are are happening at
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Yeah, because they said the dugouts were falling in. I mean, there's all kinds of issues over there. So, and they're paying to use those fields. So does that money come to us or the county or combination when they pay that? That
goes to the county.
To the county. I got you
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in the softball fields. Okay. Thank you. I will convey that. Appreciate that. Okay.
so
okay so
in terms of the legislative priorities,
yes, sir.
And as the mayor said, if, if the league is asking for your top five and we have seven or however, you know, one,
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and I need a, a ranking. I
personally think the multimodal station, the money for that absolutely is number one. That's my opinion.
And I would second that.
um ‸ home rule. tax
Tax
reform. I'm just giving you my five, you know, um land use Senate bill 180. So, yeah. I mean, when we're saying legislative, uh uh when we're talking about the federal. I know like our county gave us five million
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I'm trying to think if TDC allocated any funding to as well. And that was, that is
the, that is the county.
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from uh ‸ tourist development tax, um
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million from uh Congressman Herodopoulos.
uh
congressman herodopoulos and
the remaining will come from my federal legislature. From the
federal.
But isn't that
legislative priority?
I i took it as being state under those these
are these are state. these are all These are all state. Okay. uh But
definitely, that would be number one. Okay. I just took it as being
federal
So we all agree that's number one.
Yes, that's number one. um Number two. Home rule. Yep, that's my number two. Number three.
property tax
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have that as my number three and then my number
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Yes, sir. Because that's where we take the future in our hands. We just talked about those four corners. There's
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uh 20 plus. Let me just say it that way.
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I know the Space
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League of Cities has never really pushed for, from what I can remember, is the state funding for the SHIP program. Yeah,
that's that's
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it is vitally important. And I'm pretty sure
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of people on this list, and there's not enough money
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a lot of rehab
program
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first-time home buyers
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to form though uh to afford
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the five to be definitely that, for sure. So
here's what I have. Number one is support for federal grant funding for the
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Multimodal Station. Number two is the protection of local home rule. Number three is property tax reform. Number four is uh ‸ Senate Bill 180. And number five is additional state funding for SHIP uh program, affordable ‸ housing initiatives.
I
can go for that.
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Do you all support? If you support us, ‸ a support plan okay taking consensus. Yes. Okay. Deputy Mayor
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I'll go along. uh Councilwoman calls.
Okay. Thank
you. You got it, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. Proceeding on to item number four, which
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or do you care to make the motion?
okay
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was asking For which
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did a consensus. Okay. Yes,
sir.
Your item number. Number four on the council business that you asked to amend ‸ the agenda. um the
family member showed up for the delegations, but um I did have a video from one of the of the advocators for this particular item. I think it's like 30 seconds long.
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we would like to thank you for making this inclusive playground at provost park happen. We didn't just talk about inclusivity, we made it happen. It's not just a playground, it's a place where all children, no matter their abilities, will be able to play and thrive and be a kid. So again, we would like to thank you.
um So so we I think we said enough about the item before, um you know I hope everybody, I'm pretty sure we're probably gonna ‸ vote for this, um but but i I think this is an awesome step because if you look around other other cities, parks that are close to Provost Park, there's really no inclusive equipment being around. And so um I
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We have a motion on the floor in the second. Motion
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Deputy Mayor Weeks. she's gonna ‸ call the question out in favor saying aye. Aye. ‸ Any nays?
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have it unanimously. Now you know the next question would be when will it be applied, but it's gonna ‸ take time.
‸ Yeah, you know.
Okay,
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digital led message board
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all right
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um this is not just a uh uh some want, uh some you know some item that I just would like to see just because. This is a very important initiative that was brought uh before my attention by a constituent. um As you may know, uh civil engagement engagement with our residents and citizens throughout the city has been tough, trying to get everybody in to know what's going on. um
so
uh this item here, I'm hoping that the council can support. uh It's for a digital programmable LED message board like you see uh throughout the city. So I'll give you some examples. So this is one that we have in District
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off 524
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know the location. This is one that's at the water tower,
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okay
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Smith Center, also District
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So uh District
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and I included District
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because our our districts border each other. um But often in the past, we've had multiple events, um important uh important uh events going on, and a lot of the citizens would tell me that they had no idea that was taking place, and they had wished that we had more uh means of notification. I know Samantha does a great job with uh pushing out our uh monthly newsletter and other means, but everybody consumes their information differently. um A lot of members in my district are uh often don't have means of getting on the Internet or looking at television and even sometimes receiving those monthly newsletters. So I wanted to create a way to broaden uh our way of pushing out information to the community. As you know, we just experienced uh unexpected flooding throughout the city. um The
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‸ District
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because we border. And if it had been a worse situation, it would be nice to be able to put emergency information out there to the citizens. So this is a location I identified. It's at the intersection of Dixon Boulevard and
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Boulevard. um As I stated, District
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and District
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borders these areas here. This is a city-owned parcel. I think this would make a great location to add one of those message boards. It would really help out the residents in this location here be able to receive information, rather
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council meetings, um town hall meetings, and again, any emergency uh message that need to be pushed out to the community. So
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exact. My information may not be on point. But the message boards,
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seen they were around like
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to
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It could be more with you know
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can't see any resident
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means of receiving information that we put out. So I would ask the council uh that you please support this motion in directing the city manager and staff to first identify an exact pricing um and the feasibility of putting this message board here. Just give them the power to make that happen and
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bring this to fruition. the
information
So with all that being said,
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make a motion then. I'll make
a motion uh to authorize the city manager and staff to solicit bids and proceed with the procurement and the installation of a programmable programmable digital LED message board um at the proposed installation site. um I would also give the authority to the city manager to find out uh find where the funds would best come from, whether it's uh ‸ fund balance or whatnot. so
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for a second for discussion. I'll
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discussion. Okay. Okay,
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yeah
My only question was, because there's so much traffic coming from many different directions, would you consider being, um because like
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on the north side, um maybe for staff to consider like a multi-direction sign. That was definitely my vision. Because it's because i just yeah I could just see this car is going everywhere on this one. so
So if angled right, from my observation, I was looking at other message boards and at intersections, um it can be angled to where uh it can be viewed from multi-angles. uh Rather, you're
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So that would certainly be uh um what I'm envisioning. I like it. Okay. I'm
good. Councilwoman
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uh Yes. So this is have you identified this is the uh heaviest traffic area. because I know there's a lot of
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uh intersections here, especially for those who may need this information.
so Okay. And it's the one that I can think of where we actually have the city property to do it. Correct.
Correct. so
Yeah. Do we want a limit? or Does this come back to us so we know how much it actually costs? I think
that would be best. I
think, you know, because when we make these decisions outside the budget, um you know, like
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also, you and I, have a park desert in the same area. right
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So we just want to keep that in mind.
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back to us then with correct we would know. okay Great.
okay
so it's going to call the question all in favor saying aye. Aye. aye Any nays? eyes have it unanimously. Thank you, council. Now we'll proceed to reports. Mr. City Manager, sir.
Mr. Mayor, I'm gonna, I'm gonna hand out um to you something that was created by the TPO on the
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Multimodal Station and Rail project. And just consider that sort of your elevator speech. speech So it gives you um information on the project. It gives you, it's really a pitch to the feds. Thank you. um and so it is as though you were, um I want to use the term lobbying, educating a federal official on the value of this project there. And so you'll see, um what the federal investment would gain, um who the project applicants are. And then, on the, on the reverse, some information, some project detail information
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have, um as you, uh go about the city and your travels there. um
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is going to report out on the storm events from the last couple of days. Thank
you, Mr. Mayor, Mr. City Manager and Council. um All of you received a situation report that we sent out to City Council for the small rain event that we had on Sunday. I started receiving phone calls a little after midnight on some of the issues that we were seeing in the city and about
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o'clock that morning. uh
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One of the things that I don't think our citizens really see behind the scenes is just how hard our staff are at work when everybody else is asleep. So that morning when
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by the time I got to a point where I could stop and start making phone calls when the sun came up and get a better clear view, um you know, our city staff was really hard at work and the directors were already hard at work. And I want to give you a couple of examples of that.
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had already arranged for her building officials and staff to come in to start doing damage assessments out in the field so we could get a clear picture and a clear view of what was going on in our city, where our damages were at, and get those reports into the county and both to the state. At the exact same time,
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else, and they were cleaning out storm drains to start pushing some of the water off of our roads, out of our residents, and out of our businesses. For the first time ever, we had our GIS employee that actually rode out in the field with us and helped us do damage assessment. miss Ashley Malone went out, used the app that we created here in the city that they created to actually do real lifetime GIS mapping of damages, flooding, road closures, and get that information into the county. um You know, it was really amazing to see how all that started coming to fruition without even really having to make any phone calls. All these guys knew what were going on, what needed to happen. We had damage assessment reports done before lunch time on Monday morning.
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the entire utility system, not just the city of
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reported in and back to me before
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o'clock that afternoon
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idea if we had any water infrastructure needs or any issues that were going on. Luckily, knock on wood, I want uh ‸ take Jack Sunder, but we had no issues uh that were any significant issues uh that we needed to report. So, and then Abby, of course, had all her crews out doing their things. So,
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by calls. And those men and women inside there were taking significant amounts of notes and sending that stuff to me through emails and other means to ensure that we touched every complaint, every issue, everything that was going on with our city. And we made sure that we got out there and did significant damage reports back to the county. We had a full sit report, damage reports, into Brevard County Emergency Management
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So, I say all that to say this. There's a lot of things that go on. Knock on wood, I won't say the H word.
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but... uh
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Not the one with the two toothpicks, but... uh ‸ You know, this goes to show you what a well-oiled machine does what
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when nobody else is looking. And we would never be able to accomplish those things, one, without the cooperation of all the directors, but more importantly, without their staff. Again, Mr. Walsh's crews were out, I'm sure, way before the sun came up, checking our utility lines, taking care of breaks, you know,
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that were out there right as sun broke with the rest of us, making sure that it was in order. Nobody,
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that can be prepared for whatever drainage you think you need to take more than eight inches of rain in less than two hours. It's just not going to happen. But I can tell you this, our citizens were served. There was no one, there was no complaint that came in through our offices or through any of these offices that didn't go unanswered or a personal touch given to that individual to go out and see what was going on.
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report that we sent out to you with the pictures. Again, I give kudos to our IT department and to Ashley for what she did with that program and building that program. That's been one of the most phenomenal tools that i've ever seen that helped us get true live pictures of what was going on in our city and paint a true report on our needs and what we could do for our community. So, um again, I won't harper on it harp on it. I know everybody's ready to go, but I'm very proud to be a part of this team. I'm very proud of all of our directors and what it means to be a part of this city as a whole. Because when tragedy strikes, it's not one individual person that does anything.
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accomplish the things that we did.
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Yeah. and and And, you know, i one thing that I don't have to do is I don't have to call Chief Lamb and and Jack and uh Abby and Charlene. Because, again, as as the chief said, they're already out there with uh Chief Lamb. Remember, Chief Lamb wears two hats. I was gonna ‸ make a ball joke.
Be careful.
Yeah, I know. yeah But he wears two hats. He's the fire chief and the emergency uh uh manager. You know, and so um
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You know ‸ I mean? And he's out there before anybody's out there. I guarantee you that there's no other emergency manager out there before
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again, uh as he said, you know, uh Jack and his staff are out there. Not just within the city, because remember, it's a regional
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and wastewater utility. and so And so when you see those breaks that are happening um elsewhere, that's that's uh more times than not, that's that's us out there having to handle the situation. And so um so they they just do a phenomenal job.
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the damage assessments. And and Abby and her team there. And so it is a it is a team effort.
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and And that's one of the things that I don't have to worry about there. I just, uh you know, wait on the call to come in and, uh you know,
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call there. And so, but, again,
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and Ashley and what she does with GIS, not only for this particular uh situation, but what she does for planning. And they do some phenomenal work over there. And, and uh um you know, um and so you just can't thank them enough there. And it is the things that go unseen by the public that, that again, they're just the experts at uh at doing so. So I appreciate them. And I'll
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All departments matter. So thank you. Can
I ask them a quick question? No, you cannot, but yes.
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mapping. did So now you have it like on a map. Can we see that?
Sometimes. I mean,
does it do you I mean, maybe there are things you learned from that, right? Yeah, we
actually have. She has created a really nice dashboard. Yeah. uh Mitch, if I overstep, just say absolutely not. But there's a there's a dashboard that you can go in that will make accessible to you guys. You can't make changes or anything to it. But you can actually see where we've plotted some of those things on there through um through that app. She did. um And it's worked out phenomenal. I mean, we even plotted. I'll just give you an example. This is not our area. But um I got the report for the Grandview uh issues going on. Remember that's a lot
from our border. Yeah.
Remember, that's a uh enclave ‸ in the county. um We still went out GIS to took pictures of it, plotted it on a map and still sent it over to the county. And they were like, oh my gosh, that's phenomenal. So even though that was not part of the city, because it was so close, we were able to catch that data and pull it in. So all that was plotted on the map outside of the city to still show where that was at. Same ‸ thing with um
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You know, one of them was a lift station that had
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Nobody ever knew it. We still plotted it on the map to show it internally for us. So we would know where those trouble areas were. um And that was outside of the city. So we can certainly share that information with you. So you'll be able to see it and we'll have it up to whenever we have an event or we activate the EOC.
That's awesome. The mayor stepped away. So uh is that
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guess
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So we last time we did. i
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um ‸ Just want to thank all the staff that were involved in the town hall. Thank you for being there and um you know listening to the town hall, um some of the communications I've got as I've reached out about the town hall. um Really want to focus on that
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and um you know where we have where we have this park desert. um Really getting some plan in place because the expectations are when when they hear us you know pass we're gonna ‸ do this state of
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‸ going wait we don't even have a playground. So and then the other thing really concerned with some of the water issues just understanding those a little bit more um because they're pretty severe right now and this was before actually went and took some photos before this recent storm but it's been ‸ very wet right so the reservoirs are very full so and there's just this permeation
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all along Indian River Drive particularly at Indian River Circle a lot of leakage there if you were to go over there um you know the the guy at the corner has got three pumps going constantly and we don't know where that water is coming from.
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it was just flowing you can hear it flowing so uh yeah anyway so that'll be my focus for my remaining year here.
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So bear with me because it's been an eventful week for me. So and I actually got my photos in on time so. So this was the uh health fair that was conducted at uh Jolie Smith Center. um I had a chance to go out there and attend that. There's a lot of partners that out a lot of partners came out. A lot of information valuable information was given out to the community.
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we even had a uh
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They had representatives here. Mayo and Mayo Clinic was there. So a lot of valuable information was given out. I had a chance to go over to the hunger project. um help us prepare uh food for the students. That was a great experience as well. They were very grateful to have a representative from the city there. If you all get a chance, go out and volunteer, pretty good event. So, it's one of the photos
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And then, ‸ the Rotary Club, they did a community cleanup at Bracco Pond. uh Me and my daughter was able to attend. uh There was a lot of debris washed up from the uh the heavy rains. So, uh once
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there was some trash. You can see where the water went down at, but there was a lot of trash that came through and we were able to pick up.
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um And thanks to Public Works, because they came came by and picked up all the trash. uh We put it in a designated spot. uh So, great event there. oh that's another photo of us. That's the new uh the new drain that was put in from the uh the Broadmoor Acres Project. So, then I had a chance to attend the Fall Fest. That was a great event. um I ‸ thought
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event was hard to judge with the pets. But
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It's hard.
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for the hula hoop contest. I think I made it around my waist one time and that was about it. oh yeah. Miss Anita, she was there. So, that's me and my kids. Miss Anita, I got you there. So, we were judges for the costume contest. This is one of the contests here. As you can see, they were real creative. It was hard to pick.
yeah
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like the little tornado there. That was real, I think that was the first place winner there. Yeah. uh This is some photos from the uh
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uh I got to sit on the panel as well, uh Councilman
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So, this uh ‸ some of the photos from that event. A lot of great information that was given out as well. i I took a lot of advice that I didn't even know. So, I received a message as well. So, that's Councilman
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did to his leg. i got So, that was another great event. Glad that we were able to assist in making that happen. And that's all I have. And uh as far as the uh heavy rains that we received, I probably shouldn't have been doing it, but I was out and about driving around. just I wanted to see how good our uh city has been performing with preparing. And there was areas that was a lot of water, but I could tell you by the next day, a lot of that water went down. um As the chief stated, no amount of drainage will prevent you know some kind of water back up in that type of rain that came through. So our systems are working. um To my knowledge, to what I saw, it was working. So.
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Prosperity and Wealth Summit. um that
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really had a good time. um but But also, I know my family benefited um by talking to
Ms.
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D. Sibley, Dr. Sibley. um Now we're in conversation about trust funds and different things in our, in our family. So I'm glad
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of as a board member. uh We have in a uh summit ‸ for financial literacy um for our young people, uh ninth grade through 12th grade, all males. um This young man,
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um ‸ NFL player, uh also uh ‸ graduate of Notre Dame University. uh He's coming to speak to our kids in our community. um You know, we
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neurosurgeon. And now
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having a young man who's an entrepreneur and also an NFL player. So the information for registration is on the
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um this is um the memphis University game. and I went to Memphis this weekend. um To my far right is a James Rowe, um who is a
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the uh secondary coach for the University of South Florida. uh
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for
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cornerback for uh South Florida. um Also Coco High. And then the grown man is to the bottom is my grown
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time also, also man, just just to be around um people from Coco in Memphis. um It is a beautiful thing. Also, we ran into Remo Fuller, who's also a
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graduate. He is now a professor at the University of Memphis. And so a lot of a lot of good things going on. um
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o'clock in the morning. This is um Barbara Jenkins um
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um This is
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um The water did go down um after maybe a couple hours or so. um But like Chief said, when you get that much rain and that short of ‸ time, it's hard for the system to respond um as quick as we would like. um I did put a lot of things out on social media because
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They thought it was on at Wet and Wild or somewhere. I don't know, but but they just, you know, so i I'll say that again on the record. um When we get rains like that, it's not the time to just go out and drive 50 miles an hour through water. um Because of that,
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because for some reason they thought they was in a big mud truck or something. And a lot of them got stuck. And so um so I go back to this photo. So this area is a house that's getting built on um Wilson Street. But this also was a property that held a lot of water uh in the past. And so I called the city manager and I asked them you know, just kind of briefly was conversing about some of the house that we were building in the area, especially in Diamond Square area. It's great that we're building up, but also um a lot of those uh vacant properties that we do have are now, again, filled with field dirt. And so a lot of that water is getting pushed. And
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And so, and and and I was just asking him about some of the properties, you know, kind of evaluating that and see if we can look at some of the areas that we own and see if we can have any retention areas inside of residential areas. Small swells, small little um pocket retentions here and there. um
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know um we, what
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call it? Rain parks, there you go. And so I i just, I thought about that that night because again, we want to keep building. We need to keep building. But we also need to think about, um you know, where
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the water going? My house, I have four pumps going the last two days. I just stopped pumping um probably two o'clock. this morning. And so um
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two of water. And so um
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Street, um my my is one drain that drains into the Thomas Cole pond. That pond did pretty well. um But it's a lot of water water.
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into some of those areas, those vacant lots that we own, some of the areas that may, um that we may be considering for surplus, just look at some of those lots and see if we can possibly do some of those rain parks uh in some of the areas. um That was just an idea. I don't know how the council feels about that. But I just, I thought about that um as a proactive, proactive measure. um um So this was uh youth advocacy day. um This was Sunday, uh last Sunday. um
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went before I did. uh this some of my niece, nephews and Jack and Jill is a a great organization non-profit who helps the young people kind of get their careers going in the right direction. All different high schools from all over Brevard County. um And I think that's all I had. um the the
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the last um Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, uh we really do appreciate you guys. I know I have some people complaining, but those complaining is stopped after um I had to get up at one o'clock in the morning too. And somebody was walking through my yard at like 6 30 in the morning. I'm not gonna say any names, but he's sitting over there. And, uh and, but, but just small things like that. um
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and you just
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by just to check on us to see how we're doing. um and so it doesn't go unnoticed, um that we have some great staff that are here and we do our best to get it done. And so thank you again.
So
real quick, one thing I left out, uh Today I was at Endeavor uh Elementary uh speaking with some kids, and the PE coach informed me that they have an event coming up. He wanted me to invite the public and the council
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uh save a lot
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they would love to have us out there.
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um So I spoke at Strategies of Successful Women, and these were the uh women that I uh spoke with up there. And uh here we all are. They gave each one of us an individual plaque. This was up at the Moore Center. I spoke with, of course,
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uh Pointer, Katie Campbell from city count i mean
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uh Dr. Cynthia Deeks. The lady in the green jacket is Dr. Cynthia Deeks. And then Kathy Hamilton Brown on the far right. I
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It was an honor to speak at it. I learned something from all of the ladies. The stories were incredible. And um I know that Lorraine put me up for it. They called her and she was going to be in Italy. So she gave my name and
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Again, not as hugely attended as we would have liked, but those who needed to be there were there. And, uh and each, if it had only been us, we all got something from it. It was wonderful. um then I went to the dedication of the new Eastern Florida State College building
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And so I went down. This is where they're doing the, um uh robotics. And I mean, it's an incredible building. They were supposed to have people to give us tours, students to give us tours. And, uh there was a whole bunch of us in the lobby and we couldn't find the students who were supposed to give us tours. So I got into one room that a guy said, well, I'm supposed to tell about this room, but that was as much of the building as I got to see. But it is a beautiful building and it sits almost in the parking lot of the King Center. um and then of course we
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um the uh down in, uh West, uh ‸ West Palm. and she's the president, um And she did an outstanding job. It was a fabulous conference. uh This is uh genius.
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And this is, we're in um a music of music park. And
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which is famous for all the jazz musicians who came out of it. And their CRA is uh rehabbing that whole building there and putting it back. It's been all kinds of things over the years. But that whole park in front is all musical equipment, musical uh things. But it's uh play equipment, but in ‸ musical form. It's really cool. And then out front they have the uh history of of some of the musicians and everything that has happened over the years. And uh this shows some of, uh I kept queuing in on that. And um and at one time you can see there, ‸ went through a fire. I mean, it's had all kinds of stuff. But it is famous for all the, everybody ‸ was anybody in jazz played ‸ played there. And um
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And I think it's the 100th birthday of it. um They hope to be open. And you can see it used to be open all the way up. And at one point it got closed off. But
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Then this was another section we went to. Each one of those buildings is a small business. And um so in the back side this is part of the parking
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the sidewalk. And uh so you can enter from either street to get into these little businesses. And they're like pocket, um uh you know, startup businesses. This is a place where they can start, start up. And, but they're being very successful there. And again, this is all part of their CRA. Now you think West Palm Beach, they get a lot of money in their CRA. But the stuff that they're doing with it is, is amazing. Then this is another uh area that is currently under development. And it is not finished yet. But um there were people who were coming down to this area like crazy. And they've got, they're going to do parking garages at either end. That unfinished building is a boutique hotel. And uh so again, and look at the brickwork. the The company that does all that brickwork was on the tour with us. So actually he sat next to me. So we got to chat about a lot of that. um And then uh it is called Nora. And I cannot remember the accurate, what it stands for.
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In fact, the old railroad tracks uh run, you can if you look down there at the sidewalk, that's part one of the old railroad tracks, and they left it in place there.
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seminars was the
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uh brownfields, and were you in that one, Mayor? the tale of two? Anyway, i I didn't get pictures of all the seminars, but this was the group, the panel on that one, and again, so much good information. um I also wanted to bring
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flooded in the basement from all the rain. they Those pumps cannot keep up with that. And I don't know if you all have met with the hospital people, I met with them yesterday, and I guess they're in negotiations with land, with the county, and
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But they are going to build a hospital, but they are looking at doing
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area that we have no other than one urgent care place there. We have nothing. So they were he was very interested in that. and um And I'm sorry,
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and a lot of things, but I was on a cruise last week with my husband, celebrating a belated 45th anniversary, and the I have to announce,
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anyway, but uh yeah, and thank you again to the city, all the staff and everything you did with all the rain to get the reports from the city manager and that
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It was uh thank you for taking care of our citizens and our town. Appreciate it very much. Here, it's all yours.
Thank you. um
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for doing a phenomenal job in representing the city
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all departments. Team
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makes the dream, you know what, work. That's phenomenal. um Here we are. This is with us down there at the
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and also miss Tina was involved, keynote speaker there at one of the seminars, one of many seminars we
attended. uh
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well, but she's a part of their um CRA in Daytona Beach, Florida. She was one of the keynote speakers there. Where where I attended, Delray,
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the development of of of the communities through the CRA. The president, Renee, was there. She gave us a tour. um One of the facilities, we went to a cultural awareness arts. um One of the individuals uh made, as you can see, his painting in the cultural arts and museum. uh He was from the great state of South Carolina. Matter of fact, from Charleston, and uh quite naturally, I went to South Carolina State,
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gentleman's name, the artist Arun Drummond, from Charleston, South Carolina. And at one of the uh cultural awareness centers, they do um paintings and and all sorts of different artifacts. The city sponsors this through the CRA. Quite naturally, some of the cities have a budget out of this world, like
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budget. Yes, especially down south. So they have the funds to support their CRAs and also provide um security, their police security.
Yes,
‸ In the city of Boynton Beach, they did. This is one of the keynote speakers there um at the exhibit there. I'm trying to think ‸ the gentleman that was the 11 o'clock service. He was a speaker. And that's the new incoming president as well, Michelle. ‸ This is our group that we attended right there. As you can see, everyone dressed sharp.
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as you can see. We had a great time. it's power in numbers. And I was very happy to see that. um Last year, we were the recipients. This year, we supported other municipalities and cra's um This is at our event that Saturday or that Friday, rather. um Also, at our board our legislative policy committees, the gentleman to the left is the former mayor, Bill Brooks, uh ‸ of Orange County, or
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to be exact. And everyone knows Allison, our legislative representative from the Florida League of Cities. um You can find myself doing my collegiate days there with the greatest fraternity there
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right In the front with hair at the time. I had
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right down the corner of Barbara Jenkins and Fisk Boulevard. I'm happy to say um to the far left is former
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is Anna, the the the the Atwood family. That's the grandmother and the mothers in the back. And those are two kids, Katie. And I want to say
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I brought the brochure here for the dedication for the home. uh Matter of fact, we were at three different locations that same day early in the
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can drive that we do. um Last year, rock ledge pulled a fast one on us because we were defeating them like three consecutive years in a row. And they added money. They had one of the bankers there to support rock ledge Yeah, man. They beat us out by
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But they changed the rules to the game to favor them because we would have spanked them a third or fourth year in a row. But we're going to redeem ourselves. But we went to that event, man. And I'm happy to see um the smile on the face. A beautiful family there, as you can see a lot closer. um Halloween is here. This is their family, the two kids. And that's the gentleman that helped const
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smiles on their face. There's joy. ‸ There's laughter. Everyone knows that when children have a stable,
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environment, they do well, both in self-esteem and attendance at their school. And I'm a strong supporter of that. um ‸ Here at this great event, we were at the Humane Society. um
theresa
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Clifton was there,
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As you can see, Chief Lamb, uh Deputy Chief uh
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uh former County Commissioner Kurt Smith, and this
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trim. I don't know, ‸ guy with a bunch of hair on his face. But we were there having a great time for the dedication of the new building. And I want to say thank you to our um fire department for providing a venue in a way to make that building successful. Thank
you.
And to all our great leaders too that support our humane society. It's going to be a beautiful edifice there. And that's one of many that I left off, but that's it. I want to say uh ‸ blessing. Happy Halloween to everyone. Please be mindful that as the weather changes, the old man fall is showing up. uh
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local, keep a local here
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heads and
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we thank you for your
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to be to reside, play, and educate yourself. And ‸ I've been brought, we're falling backwards. ‸ Time is changing. So
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Move to adjourn. Looking for a second. All in favor saying aye.
Aye.
Go in peace.
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