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What the City's record shows
Built only from the City's minutes (580_CC_Reg_Minutes_09_13_2016.pdf). Page numbers are the minutes' own. Discussion is in the minutes' text; it is not summarised here.
Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines.)
Absences: no absence line could be read from the minutes' text, so none is stated here; the first page of the minutes is the record.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Anthony A. Garganese (City Attorney), John Titkanich Jr (City Manager), Matthew Fuhrer (Assistant City Manager), Carie E. Shealy (City Clerk)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Brenda Warner, Don Boisvert, Henry Parrish III, Mike Blake (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (19)
to approve the agenda for the Regular meeting of September 13, 2016, and the Minutes for the Budget/CIP Workshop of August 4, 2016, Fire Station #2 Community Meeting of August 9, 2016, and the District 2 Town Hall Meeting of August 16, 2016 (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, pp. 1–2
to t o approve the Consent agenda (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Don Boisvert); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
1. Consider the reappointment of Mr. Elliott Zimmerman to the Board of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement Plan through October 1, 201 — to 4 . reappoint Mr. Elliott Zimmerman to the Board of Trustees for the mm * Firefighters’ Retirement Plan through October 1, 2018 (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Don Boisvert); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
: 2. Consider the reappointment of Mr. Milton Norris Park to the Board of Trustees for the Fire Pension through October 1, 2018. (16-360) — to reappoint of Mr. Milton Norris Park to the Board of Trustees for the Fire : Pension through October 1, 2018 (moved by Brenda Warner, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
3. Consider the reappointment of Mr. Paul Kamus as a member of the Police Pension Board through October 1, 2018. (16-361) — to reappoint of Mr. Paul Kamus as a member of the Police Pension Board through October 1, 2018 (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
4. Consider the reappointment of Mr. Michael Kirn as a member of the Police Pension Board through October 1, 2018. (16-362) — to reappoint of Mr. Michael Kirn as a member of the Police Pension Board through October 1, 2018 (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
5. Consider the Reappointment of Mrs. Missie McCarthy to the Board of Trustees for the General Employees’ Retirement Plan through October 1, — to reappoint of Mrs. Missie McCarthy to the Board of Trustees for the General Employees’ Retirement Plan through October 1, 2019 (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 5
6. Ratify the appointment of Mr. John A. Casey to the Board of Trustees for the Police Officers' Retirement Plan as the 5th member through S — to 5 approve the ratification of Mr. John A. Casey to the Board of Trustees for : the Police Officers' Retirement Plan as the 5th member through September 30, 2018 (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 6
to approve staff's recommendation and reduce the lien to $700 (moved by Brenda Warner, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 6 The City's minutes list agenda item 7 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 1104 Azalea Lane, CE 13-211, owner Sai Property Investments, Inc. (16-380)' (2016-09-13 City minutes). CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion belongs to that item.
to approve staff's recommendation and reduce the lien to $1,500 (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 7 The City's minutes list agenda item 8 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 105 : Polaris Street, CE 15-638, owner Greenflower 3 Land Trust. (16-381)' (2016-09-13 City minutes). CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion belongs to that item.
to forgive the lien (moved by Brenda Warner, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 10 The City's minutes list agenda item 9 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at Tax ID 2425262-Vacant Lot on St. John Street, CE 15-641, owner Jeffery & Linda Dellenberger. (16-382)' (2016-09-13 City minutes). CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion belongs to that item.
to follow the recommendation of the Code Enforcement Board (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Don Boisvert); CARRIED 3-1; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake; nays: Brenda Warner — the City's minutes, p. 13 The City's minutes list agenda item 10 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 409 E 4 Delannoy Avenue, CE 15-723, owner Park & Stephan Properties, Inc. (16-383)' (2016-09-13 City minutes). CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion belongs to that item.
11. Take whatever action the City Council deems legally necessary to fill the Seat ; (District) 4 vacancy on the City Council pursuant to Ar — to go : with Option 2, and to hold a Special meeting on September 27, 2016 at 5 p.m. in order to discuss/interview applicants, and make the appointment for : the District 4 seat at the end of the Regular City Council meeting on i September 27, 2016 (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 15
1. Ordinance No. 15-2016: Modifying the cost certification and lien recordation ! procedures related to the abatement of unsafe or dangerous — to approve Ordinance No. 15-2016 on first reading (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 3-0; ayes: Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 16
2. Approve a resolution to adjust the FY2016 budget to increase the Capital Machinery and Equipment account by $11,635 to reflect two Confis — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Don Boisvert); CARRIED 3-0; ayes: Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 16
3. Ordinance No. 16-2016: Amending Chapter 12, Local Business Taxes, to prohibit real property owners within the jurisdictional limits of th — to approve Ordinance No. 16-2016 on first reading (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 17
: 4. Approve a Resolution Amending the FY 2016 Budget to Add Utilities Contingency Funds to Cover Remaining Unencumbered Expenses in Water F — to approve the item (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Don Boisvert); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 17; the vote on p. 18
5. Approve an_ Interlocal Agreement (iLA) and Short Form Lease Agreement between Brevard County and the City of Cocoa for the Lease of exis — to approve the item (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 19
to adjourn the Regular meeting of September 13, 2016 (moved by Don Boisvert, seconded by Brenda Warner); CARRIED 4-0; ayes: Henry Parrish III, Don Boisvert, Mike Blake, Brenda Warner; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 22
Motions not adopted (1)
to forgive the lien of $800 (moved by Brenda Warner); died for lack of a second (no vote was taken) — the City's minutes, p. 13 The City's minutes list agenda item 10 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 409 E 4 Delannoy Avenue, CE 15-723, owner Park & Stephan Properties, Inc. (16-383)' (2016-09-13 City minutes). CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion belongs to that item.
Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)
$700 — Council: decided in an adopted motion. “approve staff's recommendation and reduce the lien to $700” The figure printed in the motion's own words. Separately, the City's minutes list agenda item 7 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 1104 Azalea Lane, CE 13-211, owner Sai Property Investments, Inc. (16-380)'; CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion or its amount belongs to that item. (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (580_CC_Reg_Minutes_09_13_2016.pdf, p. 6); fiscal period not recorded)
$1,500 — Council: decided in an adopted motion. “approve staff's recommendation and reduce the lien to $1,500” The figure printed in the motion's own words. Separately, the City's minutes list agenda item 8 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 105 : Polaris Street, CE 15-638, owner Greenflower 3 Land Trust. (16-381)'; CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion or its amount belongs to that item. (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (580_CC_Reg_Minutes_09_13_2016.pdf, p. 7); fiscal period not recorded)
$11,635 — Council: listed on an agenda item that an adopted motion approved as presented. “Approve a resolution to adjust the FY2016 budget to increase the Capital Machinery and Equipment account by $11,635 to reflect two Confiscated Vehicles being added to Fleet.” (motion result: CARRIED; the City's minutes (580_CC_Reg_Minutes_09_13_2016.pdf, p. 16); fiscal period not recorded)
$800 — Council: named in a motion that died or was withdrawn before any vote. “forgive the lien of $800” The figure printed in the motion's own words. Separately, the City's minutes list agenda item 10 as: 'Consider the Code Enforcement Lien reduction for the property located at 409 E 4 Delannoy Avenue, CE 15-723, owner Park & Stephan Properties, Inc. (16-383)'; CocoaCivic could not confirm that this motion or its amount belongs to that item. (motion result: FAILED; the City's minutes (580_CC_Reg_Minutes_09_13_2016.pdf, p. 13); fiscal period not recorded)
Agenda (the City's wording)
The City's agenda for this meeting is on file (CC_Reg_Packet_09_13_2016), but its item list has not been read reliably by machine yet, so no outline is shown.
Transcript Partial transcript
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[00:03:52]▶ PlaySpeaker 9 (introduced as “Bruce Morgan” — machine-transcribed, not verified) · Unclear audio
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business in the city. We thank you for everyone that's here to help us get through that tonight. We ask you to be with us as we go about taking care of your business and the business for our city. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.
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Yeah, the business owner is not here this evening. So at the next council meeting, you know how the US 1 Redevelopment Agency acknowledges a quarterly business.
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Here we go. Rashad? You want to come up? First of all, I've already yeah. We're going to get pictures in a second. I just want to say, I guess we've been to a few gatherings. Is your ‸ mom here?
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very proud of you. That is, you know, any I was telling my friends yesterday, all my friends, I was saying, anytime you can have anything good, a great come out of Cocoa, we want to just keep we want to publicize it and let especially all the youth, all the kids know that we're we have the best town in the county and
are incredible. And ‸ at the summit the other night, I wanted to say a lot more and it was a good crowd. But this is all our friends are in here, you know, and we're just we're proud of you and keep going. I mean,
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transpires, but ‸ we're proud of you. And I tell you what, the strategic plan and our plans, our council, our current council, what we have for the city and the neighborhoods around there and everything you're doing just fits right in. And I just ‸ want the kids to know that the city has your back. We want to ‸ get back to the way we were many, many decades ago.
No matter how much we grow and we're growing, we want to be ‸ the best we still we don't ever want to lose our hometown feel. We want to keep it here. And so we appreciate what you're doing. And you're a hometown guy. And I'm not going to
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Yes, sir. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. And first of all, I'm extremely proud of the students and staff of Endeavor. Mr. Principal Wilson, could you introduce us to your students and your staff from Endeavor? Absolutely. I was going to do that, but what time for the
my little blonde bomber, who thinks high of you as well as your mother, as well as the people that you work with, because ‸ you all are on the same team. And the thing that
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acknowledging the great works that you've done so that the children and the investment of your staff will continue on with this. Because it says in the Bible, too much is given, much is required. And my thing about this, sir, you've worked hard in this community and we know for a fact that you will continue to work hard in this community.
our greatest asset. But you have the most prized possession, which are our children. I know you know this, but hey, I'm tickled pink. Some of y'all saw me in a pink tutu before, because those women got me. But you know what, Principal Wilson? That speaks volumes, because people in your staff could be doing something else. They could have blamed it on the rain.
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On behalf of staff, I just want to thank you, Rashad. It's a pleasure ‸ working with you. You're such a dedicated professional. I know Matt and I and the other staff members that work with you, we appreciate your leadership. And we know that you and your staff are making, you know, huge strides and changes that
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Well, I want to first I have a few things I want to say. First and foremost, I want to give my thanks to the God Almighty for making this possible. Without him, there's no me. I want to be very clear. And my family definitely thank my family. And my
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Because I'm getting all the glory and the credit, but they are just as worthy, if not more, than I ever will be. They're in the trenches. They work with some students that have some challenges. Let's call it for what it is. But they come back every day with a smile on their face, giving their all. So,
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I'm here today just to talk real briefly about the budget and to appreciate the Mayor's Crime Summit. It was a very positive meeting, but unfortunately we have to address the fact that we still have a major drug problem in the
of Cocoa. I talked to a lot of people this week just to kind of gauge, you know, their perception and their ideas of what we should do, and it's resounding that we actually need more resources for the drug unit for the city of Cocoa. So I'm specifically requesting tripling of the ‸ people that we have for that unit because when you consider Rockledge has double what we have, we should actually have more than what Rockledge has. And drugs are important to our community because, or combating drugs anyway, because actually about 80% of all the
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the drug problem that we do have. So when I talk to a high school person and I say, you know, is it easy to buy drugs in the high school? They say yes. I say,
they gave ‸ me specific houses, specific streets that they say have been a problem for over two decades. I think that we have a long way to go in combating the drug crime. So I would appreciate increasing the budget for the police to actually be able to effectively address that. Thank you.
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There's an old saying attributed to Mark Twain, it is easier to fool someone than to convince someone that they have been fooled. We've all been fooled. We may not agree about what we've been fooled on, but we have to admit we've all been fooled. Thank you.
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[00:27:12]▶ PlaySpeaker 9 (introduced as “Bruce Morgan” — machine-transcribed, not verified) · Unclear audio
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[00:27:26]▶ PlaySpeaker 9 (introduced as “Bruce Morgan” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
after 25 years of mail delivery in Canaveral Groves. I'm also an
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ex-Bravard
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[00:27:32]▶ PlaySpeaker 9 (introduced as “Bruce Morgan” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
County school teacher, and I hold a current Florida State teaching certificate in three subject areas at the high school level. Thank you for your recent pledge to fight corruption in government. Because of this ethical declaration, I am here to ask you to pass the following resolution. On behalf of the citizens
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[00:27:54]▶ PlaySpeaker 9 (introduced as “Bruce Morgan” — machine-transcribed, not verified)
truly independent investigation with subpoena power to uncover the full truth surrounding the complete destruction of World Trade Center Building 7. This investigation would include a full inquiry into the possible use of explosives, which may have been the actual cause of this building's destruction. My presentation is lacking without the 66-second silent video. I hope you'll look at the material I've given you and ask me to come back, and I can present that, and it's much more powerful. However, I'll continue. Counselors, the reason for this is because over 2,500 architects and engineers have signed a petition calling for Congress to reinvestigate the destruction of the World Trade Center on 9-11. They question how three skyscrapers could have collapsed that day, and in particular, how the third tower, World Trade Center Building 7, could have fallen the way it did. This third tower was not hit by an airplane, and yet it fell straight down symmetrically at free-fall acceleration for 105 feet in the exact manner of a controlled demolition. A steel-framed skyscraper can fall symmetrically at free-fall acceleration only if each and every one of its steel columns is removed floor by floor in perfectly synchronized fashion. This can be accomplished only with precisely timed ‸ explosives. Yet the official government agency which investigated the destruction of the towers has proclaimed Building 7 came down merely due to normal office fires. Counselors, office fires have never brought down any steel-framed skyscraper before or after 9-11, let alone at free-fall speed. That's because they cannot. This is ‸ historical fact, solid science, and common sense. As we all know, an honest investigation into the events of 9-11 is essential because 9-11 was a crucial political event justifying the war on terror and the restriction of our civil liberties. An obvious question to be answered is how did two planes bring down three towers? ‸ Yet Building 7 was not even mentioned in the body of the 9-11 Commission report. Incredibly, this smoking gun evidence of Building 7's free-fall collapse was totally absent from the official investigation. To omit evidence is to falsify, and falsification is evidence of fraud. If you choose to ignore this evidence presented before you today, you would be giving a silent nod of approval to what may prove to be corruption in our government at the highest levels. Pardon me. Therefore, I urge you to join with over 2,500 architects and engineers for 9-11 Truth and their tens of thousands of supporters and help bring this untenable situation into the light of public discourse. ‸ Please adopt this resolution calling for a new independent investigation into the total collapse of World Trade Center Building 7. Although only symbolic, it will serve as a wake-up call to our community and to our nation. More information, including a 15-minute DVD, is in the blue folder I will leave with you, and I look forward to being asked to come back. Thank you very much.
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mine, but there was a garbage container being used, a few restaurants. And I'm here to ask from Mr. Mayor, Deputy Mayor and city leaders to forgive that. As you well know, whenever we have big events in the downtown area, and unfortunately, all the garbage, all the dumpsters are being overloaded by participants. And sometimes we cannot even control that. ‸ And I know we all want to have very clean, perfect village. And I have my friend Mike from Tai Tai also here
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Just to let you know, ‸ that's a later on agenda item. Yes, sir. It was filled out as a delegation, but we heard you. And if you want to come back up later, you can, if you want.
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free admission to all the great or all the members of this great city. And we're expecting somewhere between 150 and 200 cars occupying the streets of Historic Cocoa Village. At the same time, the merchants of the village will be having their mile-long sidewalk sale. So please come out.
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They have four stores here, and including one right here in Cocoa, right by the water tower. So, please come on out and enjoy. It'll be a great afternoon. Thank you very much for your time.
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the clerk is to just execute further rules set by others so I pledge to to remain neutral and just focus on doing the job that you guys hired me to do now as mayor as former mayor of Cocoa Beach I really enjoyed working with the great city of Cocoa and all you guys here for the betterment of all of our citizens and communities. You guys have a village. we got We had beaches. You guys have a great football team. We had beaches
so anyway I just want to let you guys know that I'm looking forward to continuing that same kind of relationship and working with you guys for the betterment of all of our citizens and residents countywide so I'm looking forward to the opportunity to work with you again in the very near future. Thank you guys very much. thanks
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two under council business is to consider the reappointment of mr. Milton Norris Park to the board of trustees for the fire pension through October 1 2018 so
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and um item number four is the consideration of the reappointment of mr. Michael Kern as a member of the police pension board through October 1 2018 so
okay and item number five to consider the reappointment of mrs. missy mccarthy to the board of trustees for the general employees retirement plan through October 1 2019 so
And item number six, to ratify the appointment of Mr. John A. Casey to the Board of Trustees for the police officer's retirement plan as the fifth member through September
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17, 2013, uh finding the owners at that time, Natasha and tim Timothy Caldwell, in violation of uh ‸ nuisance uh uh offense. The code board uh ordered a lien record against the property effective February 1, 2013. It ran at
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be reduced to 700 to cover administrative costs. uh Staff concurred with the code board and is recommending that the uh council reduce the lien to 700 per the code board's recommendation.
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Land Trust is requesting lean be forgiven for property located at 105 Polaris Street. Code enforcement board held a public hearing on November 17, 2015, finding the owner uh green flower
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Land Trust in violation of accumulation, trash, and debris, accessory structure, fence, protective treatment, and roofs and drain drainage. uh Code enforcement board ordered a lien recorded against the property effective November 17, 2015.
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we closed it after 22 years due to uh some deaths in the family. So I've leased the building, and uh I own my bride of 48 years ‸ myself on several properties in Brevard County. And uh I got notice on the 14th of uh April uh that there was a lien on this
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this property back in August. And uh although they say or there was a certified letter sent to 590 King Street, that is not my mailing address. All my bills, tax returns, everything from all of my properties go to my personal residence
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And so when I found out in April, I came to the city code enforcement, and we started where we're at today. And I've generated a couple letters, and uh and I'm not looking for a lien reduction.
I'm selling on the 27th of September, ‸ two weeks from today. In fact, that uh it's going to be held up if this lien is standing on the property. And now that I think the reduction, I think they came back at one time and said I owed 17 000 some dollars in on the lane and now they reduced it like 1700 But I just said no, it just needs to go away because I personally, as property owner, my bride and I have never been informed of this.
they must have dumped it or whatever. Because come April, when I found out about this from my attorney, that's when I started looking into it. And ladies and gentlemen, I request that the
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of course was state statute. The address listed in the property appraiser uh site is 590 King Street. uh 590 King Street. So that's where the notice went and it was signed for. and
We don't and we never uh have the ability to typically follow up to see if that is the current address. That's up to the property owner to provide that information. It's their responsibility. So that's where we would typically send it and it was signed for. uh So the property owner did receive proper notification uh of the violation. And it was it wasn't reduced from 17 000 It was
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manager if, uh by law, I understand that. But under courtesy to the citizens of this city, do we not follow up to see what happened? This was, it was sent ‸ In September?
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through to lien forgiveness. Think of the administrative burden ‸ the cost to the taxpayers for us to try to then subsequently track down an alternate address. We followed the proper notification, according to this community development director, and it's just unreasonable with almost 10 000 properties to do something other than what is legally required.
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them to track them down. All we're saying, if they do come up to front, y'all, with a situation for your consideration, I'm asking for a dismissal of that lien and get it off my property. Because I personally had no idea. And whether the tenant threw it away, whose ever signature is on that certified mail, I have no idea.
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When you go to the property appraisers website and you pull up Mr. Dellenberger's name, you find that he owns multiple properties, all except this one listing his mailing address, St.
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of the property owner. um I don't know why the property appraisers website has the correct mailing address for Mr. Dellenberger on every one of his properties except this one. But I understand why our staff did it. By the same token, um if Mr. Dellenberger did not go to the property appraisers website ‸ and search all of his properties, he has no reason to think that they didn't have the proper address. I mean, the rest of his properties have the proper mailing address. So, you know, for me, this is a bit of a quandary. Did our staff do the right thing? Yes, I'm sure they did.
checking to make sure they had all the information. properly I think we ought to get Mr. Dellenberger 1700 out of the property appraiser. I'm sorry, but, you know, every time I go to her site, her information is is not... You can't trust the information the property appraiser posts on the web. ‸ And if
I could add to that, if we have some indication that there is an alternate address, we'll certainly provide notice to that address as well. We don't... We're not blindly just sending it, well, this is the address in the property appraiser. This is the only place we're going to send it to. So we if we had prior information that there was an alternate address, we would certainly send it to both addresses as well. If
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property as well. So the notice was actually sent to another property that he owned. However, my understanding is that property was being leased at that time, and perhaps the tenant uh received his his mail. But there's based on my review of this matter, and i have and I did look at it,
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um ‸ I did the same search that you're doing, Council. Remember, yes. He owns multiple properties. And his residential address is listed in the property appraiser's website for all of those other Cocoa properties that he owns.
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that staff did what they were legally required to do and what they should have done. That's that's not what I'm trying to say here. I'm just trying to say, if you
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in good repair. you know He takes care of his property. He's not a regular frequent flyer in the code enforcement department. And all those things considered, and as much as I love my code board, it's my recommendation that we forgive Mr.
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It was always overflowing after the events. Even when Ryan's Pizza was in the same address for Pub Americana. And we've all kept it clean. We did the best we could to keep it clean. And, yes, after the events, it was overflowing. And we've had people out there to clean it up. Although, the people that weren't involved that bring the events, nobody helped us. They didn't clean. They didn't provide trash. You know, eventually, people get tired of picking up after everybody else. And it is a couple ‸ restaurants did share it. And we all worked together to keep it as clean as we could. And even when we were known told about these and the code enforcement came and said it's ‸ messed up area. It's dirty. It doesn't look nice. We went out there and we cleaned it. I've done it myself on several occasions. And I just think that it's not fair
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helped. You know, nobody helped us clean it or anything. They just came and yelled at us and told us it was dirty. And it technically wasn't a public dumpster. So
most of these items are not even restaurant items. You've seen a crate there. You've seen a five gallon pail there. I mean, in the restaurant, we don't do painting and construction, that being said. I mean, everybody else was
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all the stuff. ‸ We are just asking kindly from the city leaders to forgive that lien. And we, again, will keep doing our best to keep clean so our beautiful village will stay beautiful. And we always come our best. And we will keep doing so. But I think uh forgiving this uh fine will be very fair, the request from us. And I hope you're gonna ‸ hear us.
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don't you uh padlock on the dumpsters? That way uh no one else can dump their dump I've seen that in other places and it works fantastic. You put a padlock on it and the ones that have a key for it are the ones that can authorize to use it.
Actually, you're absolutely right, uh sir. And I hope in the future our uh city will require any dumpster around the city should be enclosed that make it very nice looking just like many other beautiful villages. ‸ I used to own businesses. And that was very uh elegantly closed. Every garbage had to be enclosed and all that good stuff. And in this case,
We didn't have no problem. And dumpster was not there. It's an empty field right now. And we are willing to, we have been willing to do our last cleaning any dumpster we use.
I've had other business members come in your immediate area, complain about the conditions of the dumpsters, um attracting rodents, the smell, the stench.
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ignoring our responsibility, sir. i am I've been in the business 39 years. I own award-winning restaurants ‸ many parts of the United States. I used to
That being said, when I'm working in the kitchen, I cannot police the dumpster if anybody else ‸ using while I'm working. And when we have events, we all know it becomes chaotic and I love those events. Don't misunderstand. It's beautiful. It's great for my business, for his business. But we need to find, as a city, we need to find ‸ solution. Instead to penalizing us, let's find a solution. Help us to mr mayor help you Hang
the restaurants and or to dump the trash and and ideally secure it. I mean, if you leave it open, then the situation that occurred previously probably will happen again. uh as youI think, you know, Councilman Blake and everybody's been here when from the playhouse to the other neighbors have come and expressed concerns about the lack of any, you know, organized effort for trash. There was dumpsters on the property. That's correct. But
the taxpayers responsibility to respond to provide a, you know, trash facilities and enclose it to the benefit of, you know, certain property owners when other property owners and restaurateurs are providing a means to dispose of their trash. and
Steve. um the um If I remember correctly, the um dumpster that was there was not enclosed in any way, shape, or form. It was just sitting there and after the one building was torn down on the vacant field. That
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uh new facility there. The new dumpster will be required to be enclosed. But nothing prevents the property owner from enclosing ‸ existing dumpster and securing it
it was pre-existing for many years ago. uh The other the other i just want to make one more point about the actual violation. I mean, there was trash, and some of the trash could have come from anywhere, absolutely, but uh they did go out and clean it up at certain times, and then it would fill back up again. But part of the violation involved grease. And there was a grease trap that was sitting right behind the dumpster. And let me tell you, it was disgusting. There was grease all over the all over the ground. uh
that was part of the violation that was there as well. It was the grease from the grease trap and the grease that was all over the ground uh in that area there. So that was part of the violation as
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is the business. We're the property owner on that location. But part of the lease it is uh they're triple net leases. So the uh the tenants pay for the garbage. They pay for the cleanup. It's their responsibility. They're using ‸ It's like leasing any other property.
It was ‸ Hernandez, I believe is his name. And I went down there personally, and uh he had an issue. I went down there. I personally cleaned it up, shoveled the grease, and called the grease container people, which that's a nightmare, because I was calling them for eight, nine months to remove those containers. But anyways,
um So I didn't hear from it after that, and I notified the tenant, hey, you guys need to you know keep this area clean. ‸ And uh apparently that notice was sent to my location, but as you see on that, um after that,
after I was in compliance. From my understanding, they changed positions. I guess a new guy came in on the code board, and he took up the old file. I'm not quite sure, but uh when I was notified of the of the lien at all that there was even one, there was a notification on the actual dumpster.
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part of one of the pictures, and that's when I said, hey, you know let's find out what's going on. And that's when I pulled the dumpster, because I didn't want tenants being charged you know
million bucks into that site right now. We do have an enclosed rollout dumpster plan for the location, and it will have a uh screen on it. But that's that's the issue with lean And I'm just just, you know, here to help clarify any issues and um help the tenants out, you know. The area is clean. I mean, they're we are in compliance. you know As soon as we remove that dumpster, we're in compliance. And I know the core both code board is not a punitive board. They just want to see, and I want to see. You ‸ we all want a beautiful downtown and everything else. So the problems they were having is, you know, we
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get a call right after the Barbecue and Blues Fest. And not only was grease from that container, there was barbecue sauce all over that dumpster. And Flat screw
took it up, and then we had to go back and put sand down there to suck up any. So, you know, we theythey did what they could, and they're just asking that it be resolved. And it just helps everybody out. Okay. and it's really Thank you. Thank you.
um Steve, this this violation occurred almost a year ago. Have there been any violations on this property since then? No, there have not. Okay. Make a motion that
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provides, as was previously, uh and Council was informed, that a vacancy in a council member's office shall occur upon death. Resignation removal office is authorized by law. uh... moving forward it shall be the duty of the remaining members
of the next two regular meetings following creation of such vacancy to select a duly qualified citizen to fill said vacancy until the next general election
must live in the district for at least one year prior to the date of qualification. They should have the qualifications of a city elector and be domiciled within that district during
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of members that you believe that do you need to be qualified. Or two, you could take a more structured approach ‸ you know and provide public notice that for those that are interested candidates to file an application to serve in the district four seat. uh We've suggested if you do that, that you have a time period uh in ‸ which they might submit a letter of interest with a resume and then you could um make a decision at the next regular meeting. If you are unable to, if you fail to make a decision either tonight or the next reg or at the next regular meetings, you have two regular meetings, then it would be forced to go to a special election. um It cannot get
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on the upcoming general election ballot. No, it cannot. It's already passed that time frame So it would be a special election. And in all likelihood, this council would be operating for a period of time with four and then potentially three because we have another upcoming vacancy
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and then, you know, have the election. So the options that staff is recommending to you and at least ‸ we've presented is to one, to try to fulfill your duty by the charter. And you could do it one of two ways. Again,
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And then you could choose from there. And with that, um if you did the request, the, you, it's up to council now to determine which, how they want to fill the seat, you know, for
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I would like to recommend that we take, um option two, uh for a couple of reasons. One, um we um need to allow the city clerk to qualify people. They, you know, we don't necessarily know personally whether or not somebody lives in the district. And um I think if we use a system similar to what we use for board appointments, you know, use the application or whatever, allow people to fill out board applications. uh Maybe submit a resume. And then I would like to um um either hold a special meeting before the next council meeting, even if it's an hour before the next council meeting, um and uh ‸ review those uh applications of persons that are interested, and maybe interview or give them three minutes to speak. um ‸ talk about why they would think they would like to fill the seat and uh go from there. I think it's entirely possible that we will get some good applications and that we um we can make a decision without having to go to a special election. But I would like to see a more structured process. I would like to feel comfortable in the fact that that our city clerk has reviewed and done the same process that we do for a board member and that we know that the people are qualified. and actually do live in the district that they're asking to represent. ‸ That's just my thoughts. I
think it's very inevitable ma'am. I do endorse that wholeheartedly. And not only that, um save us some dollars instead of having to pay, have a special election. We're being good stewards of the taxpayers dollars. Butthey must meet up qualification. And I think there'ssome great candidates out
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everything. And we should have a special meeting before the next council meeting, at which time we make a decision on who was in our point and then have them get sworn in on that 29th, right? Is that correct? We'll put
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and i And I will share with you, um foreseeing the possibility of that, staff is going to lightly structure, you know, in terms of themanage the agenda for the next meeting. uh
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a motion that we have a special after the miscarry gets all the applications in, and distributes them to the council, that we have a special meeting at
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‸ Well, I mean, we could well, we can help structure this. And, you know, the last item on the regular agenda could be uh consideration of appointment to fill the vacancy. um
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schedule add to that scheduling a special meeting at 5 p.m prior to the next regular council meeting where you can consider uh the applications and and interview to the extent necessary,
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adequately prepared to take on the duties of council um immediately like that. So, you know, waiting towards the end of the regular meeting might be okay you know more maybe more respectful for the candidate that gets selected, assuming one that does get selected. Okay,
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Right now, we're going to, um candidates are going to submit, and then we're going to have a special council meeting, like at five o'clock before the next council meeting, and we're going to listen ‸ everything. Okay. And then we're going to make a selection at the end of the regular meeting.
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a screening. just like Just like it was going to be a regular council election, the clerk willwill perform her qualifying role. um And anyone who's qualified will make it to the council. Anyone who is not qualified will not make it to the council for consideration because they're ineligible to serve.
in determining the the ‸ qualifications of the potential applicants? Yeah, we've talked. I know. I just want to yeah‸ council knows that you're going to be involved in looking at those applicants. And some type of notice. That
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cost certification and lien recordation procedures related to the abatement of unsafe or dangerous buildings and abatement of public nuisances under the city's property maintenance code, providing for related minor typographical and grammar changes regarding the affected city code sections. Providing for repeal ‸ prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. um you know that This ordinance addresses two sections of the code um that involving unsafe buildings and property maintenance.
address uh the possibility of recording liens against the property for charges that are that are incurred by the city to abate nuisances And so it's more of a kind of a special assessment lien. uh And uh staff is recommending that uh we clarify when those liens are actually recorded and kind of spell it out with more specificity in the code. And that's really what this what this ordinance does. It kind of adds a little more specificity and when those liens get imposed uh
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it's not a public hearing this evening and um yeah but the public certainly had an opportunity to comment on the delegations right under this um if they wanted to ask any questions on this ordinance. There'll be a public hearing at the next uh next regular council meeting.
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12, local business taxes to prohibit real property owners within the jurisdictional limits of the city from allowing other persons to operate upon the owner's real property, a business occupation or
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business tax receipt from the city when a local business tax receipt is required by law, providing for the repeal ‸ prior and consistent ordinances and resolution severability incorporation into the code, and
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where um landlords or owners of real property lease their property to businesses that do not obtain a business tax receipt. And this ordinance proposes to make it unlawful for an owner of real property to knowingly or willfully allow
And if that owner knowingly or willfully allowed such a business to operate on their property, they would be provided with uh written notice uh by the by the city um advising them that there is a business operating on their property
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get this uh business duly licensed. And um in the event, um you know, after 10 days of that courtesy notice, uh the uh the‸ business does not obtain a business tax receipt, uh that property owner can be cited
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subject to a code enforcement penalty of 250 for each business that they permit to um operate on their premises without um a lawful uh business tax receipt being paid. And the proposed ordinance um caps the amount of fines
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um in any uh business tax receipt year. So staff is recommending uh this ordinance to um help the city uh staff and code enforcement um get commercial ‸ businesses duly licensed within the city.
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embarked upon working to improve and enhance its fire protection services. In September of last year, there was a workshop that identified locations um based on a response time optimization study, which is all I mean, there's been nine community presentations on this, so I know you're familiar with it. uh But one of the things that the workshop council uh ‸ directed and expressed the importance of working with the county to uh to enhance uh the provision of EMS and ALS ambulance
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for the growth in the city, both in land area and population, as well as the shift in population, uh based on also a five-year call history or review of the
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to most effectively position or locate those stations to optimize our response to calls for service and provides them provide the maximum coverage to all of our citizens in the city. With that, again, council did, you know, based on some of the concerns and the identification of the locate the primary, the concentration of EMS calls being along that
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other staff and we worked and what you have before you is an interlocal agreement uh that memorializes to where it's between ‸ Brevard County and the city where they will relocate uh one of their rescue units that are currently they currently have two operating out of Station 44, and they run concurrently. So they alternate calls when a call comes in. So this would bring one of those you know rescue units you know to provide uh the
into the city, two and a half miles into the city, versus being out on Lake and 520. The attaching or local agreement provides for uh the leasing, the city leasing the uh existing Station
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painting the exterior, repairing the gutters, uh some minor interior repairs, ‸ as well as uh replacing the truck bay doors or the truck door bays. And it's currently budgeted in the proposed budget, um an estimated cost ‸ about 25 000 And uh so with that, this is the agreement to provide for that.
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realignment of the stations will ensure that public safety resources are strategically allocated to provide the most effective and efficient delivery of public safety service.
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What's been the attitude of the I see we have some of the union members here in the audience. uh ‸ I would like to ask a question, direct this question to the city manager. Have you collaborated with our union
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I just want to mention, uh coming up October 20th is our fourth annual job fair. uh 11 a.m to 2 p.m this year we're going to have it at the civic center uh We
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if not more. Wow. uh So there's a lot of interest, a lot of good a lot of good quality companies, so it's going to be a very good event. So I'll keep reminding uh council and uh everybody else about it as it gets closer. That's it.
Yes, Mayor, I just wanted to uh thank you for coming out to our 9 11 memorial and the whole commission that came out. uh I can still hear Councilman Blake
was the brainchild ‸ one of our firefighters, Alan Clark. He came and said, hey, we want to put on this event. Will you uh get on board with us? We did. I went to ‸ city manager ‸ said, ‸ absolutely, we'll support that. And uh he got on board. ‸ He elicited the groups.
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newer firefighters, with him. And they took off, did the fundraising, gathered everything. It's to their, you know, to their uh you know congratulations to them to make sure that they get the alec you know all the credit for doing that as well. But once he gets uh a final total of how many people were there and what the funds were raised, we'll bring him back and let him tell you that himself. Yeah.
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There were over 300 participants in the actual climb who uh some completed a little bit and some completed all. ‸ from there, I want to thank my partner
driving me and ‸ we both were able to get through it. uh Now we're trying to get through the aftermath. But from that standpoint, and uh ‸ don't have an idea ‸ the funds raised. I think
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I tell you what, the flag, the way you put the truck up, awesome oh yeah that was awesome. You know, you look at the picture, uh I think it was probably Yvonne who really took the close picture and thethe sun going through and
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I think it's because it's, you know, the 15th, you know, kind of marks a yeah a special year. I think that is uh is part of it. But I think the more people pull together
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‸ The uh pavement is being recycled and uh the day after they they call it breaking it, uh the rain's opened up and uh ‸ seems like they've made a couple ‸ repeat performances. But uh they're injecting it with emulsion, concrete, and it's making a good base. So by the time we're done, we have a substantial road, new asphalt, and it should look a lot different. uh Our city crews are actually working on the north end, piping in the ditch in front of Clear Pond. Yeah, ‸ That'll look a lot different when they're done.
It's a madhouse. well‸ I'm still getting, uh uh I don't know, questioning questions about peach tree and everybody's comments. like It looks great. And um then they say, when are you going to do Fisk? I say,
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and the others who put it on and then all the volunteers. uh ‸ it was well received. It was an honor to participate in it. uh I just want to remind everybody, uh tomorrow 6 p.m is the second and final hearing for the budget uh right here in council chambers and then
And he he's the one that is uh did the water media water meter and billing audit. And we're currently reviewing the draft. And we've had a meeting with him.
And uh so uh that, that when we have the final one he will be coming back before ‸ council to provide a presentation to you all with regard to that. If you recall you had
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And uh just as Councilman Warner alluded to I did get notice on the appointment to the Florida League City's Legislative Policy Committee. So thank you for your support.
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doing a tremendous job of uh providing such services uh for the event that took place. um I i look at it as a celebratory and you're saying we're acknowledging something majorly happening in our city in our country, in America. But as I was talking with the people, they were saying that the individuals that lost their lives protecting our nation
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in heaven smiling down upon us because we're celebrating their hard works and deeds that they provided for us so that we can have freedom here in America today. So my thing I had a wonderful time um from ‸ seeing other fire departments and
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that to my attention as well. And then the names on the back of their uh equipment and the other thing people as far south as Martin County attended and there was families man young bucks, young guns
because I can't go up and down those stairs not like I used to many, many years ago. But the most important thing ‸ the families were united and we're working for a common cause and a common goal. They let them know as an American like we stated the last four letters in the word American,
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But because of the firefighters and what we had planned, I was able to dodge the water just a little bit. um Next on the list. At our meeting last night at the Space Coast League of Cities, um we were talking about the Florida Solar United Neighborhoods Alliance that sponsored by the League of
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But if we can show some support for this, I have the documents here. And please ‸ take a good observation. that I was one of them to stay a little long let her know. She and Lawrence, excuse me, Larry would uh show our support
at the Space Coast League of Cities meeting that we're talking about municipalities submitting their priority legislative issues. um The committee is also supposed to submit their issues. The deadline is September the 30th. I'll give you the documents. I'm happy to say that ‸ they recognize uh Councilwoman Brenda Warner for the advocacy team here and I will give you your booklet. I know you will be traveling the friendly skies, I guess, of United to go up to Washington, dc So,
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Yes, ma'am. Okay, because there's a couple of concerned citizens I would like to make sure they do their fair share of their civic duty to God in that country. Amen. So this concludes our portion. I want to sell it forward and uh next council meeting for that special selection. and I think we're going to‸ great things. We'll continue to move forward. We love you. Tyler, you know, you're in heaven.
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um I would just like to reiterate what everybody else has said. the The stair climb was just awesome. um Probably would not have been near as much fun without Mr. Blake, but um um but everyone did a great job.
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his hard work. I was pretty amazed at the turnout for a first time event. um I know I was talking to Deborah and she said that you guys had 350 numbers and gave them all out and
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through, you know, running from one end to the other. um So I'm looking forward to doing it next year. um I would say you will probably double your turnout next year because all of the uh all of the talk about
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they yeah, they were. they uh They led the whole procession. So uh I guess it was pretty hard uh to stop when you had all those people behind you, wasn't it? Yeah.
thank you all for participating too. And uh also the city manager who was very incognito. ‸ Doing his best to hide under a hat so nobody would notice him. But yeah, I'm really looking forward to next year. I think it'll be an amazing turnout. uh
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probably, for a first time event, it was really amazing that yeah that we had that. so So, that will definitely be. um I would say by the time the 20th anniversary rolls around, we may have to uh bus people in for the event or something. So, yeah.
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Carl, I just want to say uh thank you everyone for showing up and, you know, those shirts that we bought there for that stair climb really impressed me. Some guy told me, he says, I didn't know they had firemen at all. I said to the
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citizens feel like we're probably not doing enough you know on the uh drug enforcement side. ‸ I understand. We have a lot of resources we have the sheriff's department. We team up with. I know that. But, I mean, I would kind of reevaluate that. you know
it may be the police chief can comment on, you know, in terms of his budget for this upcoming year. If you I mean, it's as I pointed out, that's for some edge.
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at what we do every year. um We probably average, you know, as far as, like, search warrants, and it's just search once We probably average somewhere between i know we've done as
unit with a supervisor. And the supervisors are working supervisors so it's really a three-man unit. But also, to add to that, we also have the criminal investigation side, and we have special
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I mean, i I think we want to do quality, and what we've really been striving for is quality investigations and more going after the mid to upper level people as opposed to street level. And not that we're not still doing street level, because we will continue to go after street level, but we try to get, you know, the patrol guys to do more of the street level stuff, whereas,
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uh ATF, uh Drug Enforcement Administration, the FBI, um Department of Homeland Security, um just about any federal agency you can think of, we've partnered with. um You know, ATF, um as far as firearms and then tying firearms to drugs um and other investigations. So I don't think it's a numbers thing. Again, you know, we want to do quality investigations, but like I said, the budget we built, I feel is an adequate budget.
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I roll my window down, ‸ he thinks I'm going to buy drugs, and I take a picture of them And I drive off, and i usually they usually say something to me. But i i it I used to take it personal, and I get the the texas you know, coming across my phone about the, uh you know, some, something that went bad, you know. I don't take it as personal anymore, but i I don't want to tip our hand on everything we're doing.
I will say this, we probably, most of the people out there that are slinging drugs right now, we know who you are. Sure, ‸ and, ‸ and, and, in my watch, you
and you agree, you agree with me. Absolutely, and that's the stance that,that you know, I've taken also, is that if you're going to commit drug offenses, if you're going to commit crimes in
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But let me go back to this again. um After this election coming up, we're going to clean the town out. Okay. And we're going to build that in the budget. Okay. I know what we're doing, and I feel good about it. So thank you. All right. You're welcome. And last thing is, is uh the community summit we had. Thank you for coming. Thank you, staff, city manager, everything you did. Thanks for moderating. uh Everybody was involved. And of course, the citizens that showed up. uh I'll call it a crime summit. It was a number two.
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A lot of great input. uh I appreciate everybody. I appreciate your talk on stats. And um and John came in because uh Leroy was had to go to the hospital for his wife. And John did a great job moderating. It didn't go off in crazy areas. I thought we stayed within where we needed to. And I look forward to doing another one down the road. um You know, really the the theme of it is citizens and the business people, uh
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