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please, ma'am?
Yes, Mayor Blake, Deputy Mayor Goins,
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Thank you.
All right, we have the effervescent,
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Let's give ‸ a round of applause, please.
Thank you.
Anthony Garganese is doing his duty as a father. I'm happy to say he's taking his daughter to college, as every responsible,
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24th, 2021. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve with one amendment. Marlene Weiss will not be here for the presentation of the community garden. She'd like to delay that to the next meeting or the meeting after.
Okay, we have a motion on the floor by
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under presentations
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‸ I can give it.
Yeah, yeah. Okay. You want to, well.
Okay, then I'll say a motion to approve. Okay, yeah.
‸ Motion to approve tonight's agenda. And I'm looking for a second.
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Aye.
And then nays. Ayes added ‸ unanimously proceeding on to item number two dash two. Minutes. Regular meeting July the 13th, 2021.
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Motion to approve.
We have a motion on the floor by
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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unanimously. Proceeding on to awards and presentations. I'm happy to say we are going to celebrate one of our very own, a charming young lady. She is the
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And she's going to do a presentation. So would everyone please stand and recognize Mrs. Denise Stewart all the way from
the state of
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I appreciate that. Certainly I approached Mr. Blake and my intent was to be able to have an opportunity
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And so this re-gift of acknowledgement, I really appreciate it. The most exciting thing about being named AP of the year to me is the recognition that
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Because as you know, we
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our staff. So all of these good things bring positive attention to our school, to the Cocoa Community at large. And one of the things I wanted to talk to you about are the different things that we're doing at Cocoa High to help be committed to students, developing students, and to positive contributors to the Cocoa Community. I shared with you a flyer that we used during our course request season last year.
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school website and see the information that was shared with students and families about making informed decisions when it comes to course selection. Because we know that it's not just about earning the high school diploma, but in fact, what are we going to do after high school? So we're really trying to educate our students about what are the opportunities that you are setting yourself up for throughout high school, not just earning that piece of paper, not just that walk across the stage, but what's the next step after that stage. And so one of the things that we're really trying to work very hard at developing is our CTE programs, because many of our students are not college bound. Many of our students want to remain here with family in Cocoa, and we want to make sure that when they graduate, they graduate with certifications and particular programs
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for better paying jobs. And so one of the things that we're really working on this year is increasing our opportunity for internships and the different programs that we offer at Cocoa are building construction, something that's really taken off. This is our third year. This is the year that we have been able to offer that third year opportunity to opportunity to students and
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to provide our building and construction students some internship opportunities. We also have an exercise science program.
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who are going to be working closely with our school based athletic trainer, but certainly we're always looking for other opportunities for those students. We also have our tech design and digital design programs.
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And if you ever want to come and tour our CTE programs, I invite you to come and just look at what these kids are doing. It is truly phenomenal. We also have a culinary program. And again, we have advanced students in those programs that we're looking for internship opportunities for. In addition to that, we also introduced a service learning course this year in our middle school. And mayor Blake is in fact the teacher for that course. And one of our goals is to help our youngest students develop a civic and action civic mindset. So finding opportunities within their community that they can work to better their community. And lastly, we are also doing ‸ a female mentorship program. We are looking to have positive female relationships built on campus because we believe that when the female relationships on campus are positive, everybody benefits. So those are some of the good things that we're doing. I just wanted to have the opportunity to share those with you. And again, I invite anybody to come and visit and we will give you a tour of all the great things that we're doing.
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So I,
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you. I appreciate that. And I'm glad that you mentioned athletics because obviously that's a big draw for a lot of our students that we get from out
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And we have absolutely been working very hard to educate them about. It's not just about being the best in the field, but you have to be the best in the classroom.
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be academically able. And so we've been having those conversations as well.
Correct. So that sounds awesome. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Thank you.
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So
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And maybe have a photo up with her.
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talk about a little bit about ‸ dual enrollment there at
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Yeah, so we
have, um, dual enrollment too. And I'm proud to announce that we actually have the highest number
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Uh, ‸ which one of y'all youngsters want to read first, man?
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Alright, ‸ would you like them? Okay, there. I have one.
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Hold up, man. We ain't about you.
Um,
we're gonna ‸ be doing our town hall meeting at Copa High School. Is that correct, Ms. Singer? Is that correct, Councilwoman Claus? Yes. Your town hall meeting at the auditorium.
That's right.
Okay, yes, who's in charge of the campus?
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So, we present this to you, Denise Stewart, Copa High School's Assistant
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August, 2021, by the mayor of the city
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Can
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Just
everything. All right, next, Ms. Walene Weissman, would you come down, please? Come to the podium.
Do you have my PowerPoint presentation? You do not. If I hand it to you on a drive, can we look at it?
Uh-oh. Can you email it real quick?
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Let me, I can read, I can email it again.
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Um, if you want to be your verbalage first, and then you have to do the presentation, um, at the next Council meeting.
Um,
if we can get it off of the rule, that would be great. If not, we'll let you speak your-
I'd love for you to see the pictures because the pictures are worth a thousand words. I'm here to speak tonight about the 1112 Peachtree Community Garden. Yes. It started in 2008 through
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Um, the church entered into a partnership with
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And they had a community garden, um, for a few years to uplift the community. Um,
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And maybe, uh, you guys could share with me.
I'm
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not exactly sure about the history of the community garden. I know that in 2018, um, the, uh, ‸ Sustainability Advisory Committee worked with one of the, uh, Eagle
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beds and to reinvigorate the community garden. And, um,
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young men that assisted them. They did an admirable job there for a while and after my term as mayor twice concluded, I think Mayor Parrish took it upon himself and along with council at the time to continue to work through it. ‸ I think things might have tapered all the thin. But my thing is you got it. You're talking about it. You got the floor. ‸ So go ahead and
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‸ Yes. So since the raised beds have been put in, we've had one growing season where we have grown a variety of crops, including a lot of turnip greens, beets, broccoli, rapini, snow peas. And I want to say thank you actually to the city manager who came and visited the
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the garden, to councilman Dial who came and visited the garden, and of course Lorraine Koss who's been a backer of the garden as well. We have had the site for the preschoolers have had a chance to come and see how food grows, seed to table. And it's not just ‸ the small ones that need to see how food grows. I think we all can use a reminder of seed to table where our food comes from, which is what the garden has been. And we have a group of people, including the Rotary Club, who have come and they have put elbow grease and new soil into the beds.
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table harvest event sharing with churches, the celebration tabernacle and Christ Central. They're part of a pastor group that would like to start enjoying the garden and having a potluck with the food that is harvested. In addition, we would also like to
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in the Garden, they're also interested in working with the community garden.
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in times of economic downturn like we are in now. ‸ It's also it's the number one industry and we can use the garden to teach our kids and to work with local businesses to enjoy fresh food. And so I would like to ask the city if we can. That property, I know that it has been. It's meant for housing, but we would like to have at least three years to continue the garden as it is. We'd like to have the potable water and we would like just the city to go ahead and talk about the garden, put it on the website and enjoy the benefits of having a community garden like so many other communities do. Did we get the pictures? Because the pictures really are worth a thousand words.
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Okay, here we are. Yeah, you can just go through these. So this is in the beginning in 2008. Go ahead and this is the beginning of in 2018 after we get the new beds and continue. Just ‸ continue. We've seen a lot of people have had a chance to enjoy the garden. Go ahead and just
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Seed to table education. Builds food confidence. Helps with good nutrition. Children need to know about food. They enjoy themselves so immensely out there. It is. It's ‸ such a good time for them. It keeps them busy and out of trouble and teaches them things they need to know. Life skills. Yep. And of course you don't have to maintain the property. That's the added benefit. Go ahead and keep going.
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have come out. There's people that want to support the garden. Go ahead and ‸ so we're asking for three year commitment and just advertising ‸ and I encourage all of you, anyone who's interested, please get involved. And I'd like to thank the people who have contributed.
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I'd like to keep this thing going. So thank you so much for your time.
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housing. What's the status on that as of now? So
as of October 1st of 2020, the property reverted back to the city. It's no longer a Diamond Square parcel. And it is what it is on the list that of vacant parcels that are eligible for for sale by the city. But has not been sold yet.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Well,
I gave you my thoughts on where I think the garden should be. And we walked and went to Fern and Prospect Park, because right now they're doing major improvements in that park.
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it's closer to the neighborhood. And also, I know that a lot of the neighbors in that area are ready to work with you in the garden. Um, so
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Can I, can I just let you know that I did go back there a few times ‸ and, um, the people that I talked to, I mean, they're still looking for bathrooms and other things at that site. And that's on it. That's on it.
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I would love to start
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like to enjoy what we've already set up as well as expanding. I don't think we have to limit ourselves on growing, growing at all. Yeah,
we can bring, we can bring it back as an item.
Thank you. Bring it back as
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When I know you know this, ‸ I'm not going to
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garden too as well. Just an added note as well. Uh, but
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just want to thank you for your passion and, you know, just for believing that you can make things happen. Because I know it's been frustrating at times, but you've really stuck in there and you've been an inspiration to me as well.
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water? We have reclaimed. Um, I would like to be able to, I think it could be a wonderful test site to see, um, things that are more traditionally grown with, um, reclaimed water. We could grow those in six beds and then we could use also the reclaimed in six beds of things that, you know, don't need to be washed and, and with less of a, you know, uh, possible problem. Okay.
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Yes, thank you. Thank you very much, ma'am. Thank you very much, Ms. Scott. You're
welcome.
And we look forward to collaborating with you in the immediate future. Thank you very much. God well done. Okay, this concludes this portion of awards and presentations. We're moving forward to delegation. I'm looking for Ms. Bernie Scott. She just walked out the door. Okay,
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Thank you, ma'am. Thank you, Lieutenant.
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Good evening. My name is Bernie Cox.
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Uh, tonight I'm here and reference the two items. One is the Hilltop Cemetery and the Cocoa Cemetery. I worked on a project back in, um,
1998
through 2000 with Patrick Cundin and Public Works, the City of Cocoa, and
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I was up at both cemeteries yesterday. They have been maintained, but it's a very sloppy job by US landscapers. And I was just wondering if we could possibly get the inmates back one day after this is all over.
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We don't even have signs at our historic cemeteries,
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We have no signs indicating where they are. And I have a book here that's got everybody that's buried there before 1997 in this book if they have a headstone.
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We had and she, uh, came next door after the meeting and she gave me this book and I cherish this book because it's got so much information. The man that donated the
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He donated the south, the north end to the blacks and the south end to the whites back in the 1800s. So I was wanting to know if we could possibly get some signs for those cemeteries or some entrance, something to indicate that they are our historic cemeteries.
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Also, I got a little police
officer issue. My dad always told me a closed mouth don't get said. Take it to the top. Okay, on 818 21 at 445 PM,
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When I left my house on Aurora, he was parked in the middle of the. All his ‸ apartment.
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I went down to.
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do to see if he was going to come out. He wasn't back there. So when I got to South Georgia, I saw a young
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asked her, would she be in good?
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And she said, yes. I said,
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vaccine testing and vaccine shot. So by the time I turned on the block going south, there were the blue lights. And
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I
gave my ID, but he didn't know after my registration. I said, why are you stopping me? He said he stopped me because I didn't stop at the line before the stop sign. I stopped at the stop sign, but he said I didn't stop at the line. And he
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gave me a verbal warning and
I went all over Coco and all the stop signs with
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the lines
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painting. I just passed 10 coming here.
I've already reported to public works.
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Thank
you very much.
Thank
you
very
much.
Okay. Seating with the next one of Pamela Shea. Pam, Shea. Shea, excuse me. Shea.
Good evening.
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I'm taking the opportunity tonight to extend a heartful thank you to our Coco PD Department. ‸ Several weeks ago, I had a
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I'm here this evening to share how
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is working. On Saturday morning, approximately at 1 20 a.m., Officer Taylor was making his normal routine
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The officer heard shots fired and immediately called for backup. He was able to apprehend the suspect without injury to the officer and the other individuals involved. The suspect shot himself and was sent to the ER.
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name right, Tony, contacted the merchants in the stores who took the bullets. Yeah, the stores took the bullets to ensure that those businesses were safe and secure. The officers also followed up with each business in the area to ensure there were no other damages and reviewed the very limited cameras that are owned by the businesses. Now, there's a note to those cameras and we'll get to that at a later meeting.
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safe. I am saying my thankful prayers and I continue to say those prayers
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PD officers. Thank you, Chief.
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Next will be Terrence Thomas.
He just walked out.
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Hello, hello.
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I got quite a few things I want to talk about, so I'm going
to
try to use this time wisely. me. First of all, I was pulled over by a police officer too that had a negative attitude.
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stuff like that. I try not to get in heated situations with officers.
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a job to do. But me being a man, I'm not going to let you disrespect me.
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you. You know what
I'm
saying? So I'm going to bring that to y'all because ‸ I've been requesting for the videotape because he said he had his tape record on. ‸ I've been down here several times to the records or whatever to try to request for the footage for the videotape that he had on. And so far, I haven't been able to get that. And also, I know y'all throwing on the thing about the vacant lots of people with private property and trying to get fences and stuff like that. Y'all supposed to be speaking on that. I'm hoping that we
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do something to fix that problem too. Because I feel like if you're beautifying or you're making your property look good and you're bringing up the value, then
there
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should be no problem. I mean, your
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are doing the same exact thing. I mean, something petty like that, we should have to be keeping your lawn cut, keeping the bushes down,
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And I mean, our permit should be granted. Let's get out of the old system and try to help people. You know what
I'm
saying? There's most stuff going on around the city.
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get together and say,
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good.
It's
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ma'am.
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This is going
to
call the question. I'm in favor, say aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye.
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A-4? ‸ Yes.
Oh, the chief is up, so I'll let him speak. We have a presentation with a couple of dogs in
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donating them to the city of Coco.
We just
approved that consent agenda.
I know it's a little bit out of order, but what I want to do is to openly thank the
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‸ Mr. Mayor and City Council and City Manager. I'll just give me a minute. We'll get everybody up.
Can you have
a representative from the
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come up?
So as they're coming up, this is just a good example.
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they saw a need with the police department where we needed two canines. We have one canine that returned, which is Bear. He was
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And with that,
y'all
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keep good continue.
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So he's going to be returning in a few months. And so with that being said, so when Bear retires, we have Maverick with Officer Rose, Maverick.
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months ago,
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And we have Draco with his new handler
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about five or six months of canine school for his new dog. So we just really want to thank all of our county kennel club and representative that really help us make this happen. And they've always been a supporter of the police department. And I want to publicly recognize them and thank them for really helping us. And this is just a prime example of what you call
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And so I want to give you an opportunity to say a few words, because I really appreciate your help.
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My name is Leslie Kovacs and I'm the president of Brevard Kennel Club. And we as a club, you know, we, we do our dog shows and we have our dogs and we
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But as part of that, we are also members of the community and our club feels very, very strongly about being supportive of community. And this is the best way that we can combine our love of dogs and our love of community community into one thing.
And
it's something we're very, very passionate about. The police department has been very special to us and the canine unit is also very special to each and one of our members. It, and never when we vote for this, it's always unanimous. There's not a member in our club that doesn't love this opportunity to do this. And
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It is truly to be a member of our community and to give back. So thank you so much for everything you do and thank you for allowing us to be a part of. Thank you. Thank you.
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include the
men and women
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of our police
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‸ What's going on?
Go take a picture.
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Okay, there you go.
All
right,
ready?
Okay, the skinny side. One, two, three. Oh.
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presentation? Yes,
sir, I do. Yes, sir.
So you'll see what's the anticipated immediate future.
So first I'm going to go through uh some of the improvements that Brevard County Parks and Rec has made at some of the District
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parks and then I'm going to move into some of the council initiatives at some of the other parks as well. There'll be a couple action items within here as well and I'll let you know where those are. um ‸ So,
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before he starts, yes Mr. Mayor, just to clarify,
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recreational uh uh special tax that uh the citizens of
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citizens of Rockledge and Unincorporated pay to uh set up a regional park system. So that's what
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that that I'm going to show as part of those are just the ones within the City of
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So the first one is the Provost West. This is
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that was completed recently. And then all of the playgrounds have almost been complete. uh
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Provost as well has been completed. And then the Gilmore Community Park that's formerly the
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Prospect Park. That one's under construction right now. They've also removed a lot of the picnic tables to clean up the pavilion area. And then those will be reinstalled after that project's complete. the next addition was the Travis Park. They previously had a half court. So they've converted that into a smaller full court facility there. So that
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‸ And
then the next one is over at Stradley Park. they're They're looking to pave uh
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This is proposed right now. It's not in their current funding.
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city-funded improvements. So one of the things that we had talked about is the common theme improvements is trying to make all the Cocoa Parks look somewhat similar.
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this is
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style that we're going with. It matches sort of what's at Lee
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Park. We'd be using recycled
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be a double-sided sign. We'll also be including some type of Brevard County Parks and Rec Emblem as well because we do have a partnership with them. Along with that we want to match the benches, trash cans, and bike racks that we have in the village.
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They're pretty durable, they last for a while and that would be a nice amenity at a lot of these parks as well, as opposed to some of the standard trash cans and things that are there. We want to include water fountains as well as picnic tables at parks. Some of these water fountains we may look to they have dog bowls at the bottom as well, that you can include. So, where we can accommodate that and where it may be needed, we'll try to do that too. The next is for the specific parks so the first one was Carl Anderson. You can see the little white outline in the corner there that's that's the location proposed location for a unisex bathroom for that one. We thought that would be the better route to go just because it is a smaller park, and the use of having multiple restrooms there, this may not be needed. And it's the locations on a lot of these are based on where the existing utilities are, because that's that's the high cost here is the structure and then running the utility lines.
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so that's the proposed location right now for that restroom and same as the Carl Anderson.
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This one unfortunately due to where the utilities are the the cost of that almost more than doubles. ‸ The utility lines are are just so far away that it's going to cost almost as much as just the restroom structure to run that piping.
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is to eliminate the restroom but still try to incorporate a feature at that park.
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pull up bars, kind of the incline benches and things like that.
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So that's kind of coming up with our first action items here. We recommend that the restroom be eliminated at this location due to the pricing. We incorporate the eight to twelve fitness stations within that budgeted amount
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for for all the parks improvements. And that that way we if we need to move money from one park to another or for one accommodation just because the pricing right now that we're seeing with with COVID in the industry we're probably going to need the buffer somewhere. So
need a motion for that?
We
do.
I'll make a motion for it.
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Okay. Okay we have a motion. Go ahead.
Let
me hear. Okay. We have a motion on the floor.
Discussion.
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I think she
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Lorraine had
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have a motion on the floor. Let me recognize the motion ‸ first. Motion on
the
floor by Councilman Hearn
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to support staff recommendation for
council action.
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that park area now and we hope that it will increase, is kind of passive recreation, walking around. There are paths around the ponds, but there's very little shade. So it seems to me that shade would be a really important enhancement to increase usage.
I
mean that's when I look at that area that is the reason I wouldn't go there versus you know someplace else so shade in Florida is really important.
Yeah and so we're going through the the canopy plan right now and I believe it's going to identify some
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we locate those fitness stations we could try to incorporate some type of canopy near them to give some shade. Yeah
because otherwise you won't want to use them in most of the year.
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we just want to make sure we locate them correctly we don't want them near the pond slopes or anything like that. We don't want to increase maintenance because of where the ‸ trees located.
Uh do
we have some sort of idea on the cost of the fitness units? Some sort of cost?
It ranges all over the place. Okay. That's what we expect out we could probably get
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on how we want to go about putting the slabs down for those.
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install the unit in-house I don't think we have the bandwidth to do that so we'd probably outsource this and that's going to drive the cost up slightly.
Got you and I think I sent you a um the company's information that has those shade canopies that that you're talking about,
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had another canopy that actually wasn't very expensive for shade like uh councilwoman cost was talking about so that could be another option as well.
We
can look at that as well.
All
right
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start really looking at putting uh ‸ foliage around that park, a couple things came to mind is uh do an involvement with the community where they actually, a person donates
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tree, and it's named after, they got their name on it. and also I like to see uh mango trees avocado trees there's two types of citrus trees that do very well in the cold they both of them are tangerine tangelos and that way besides having cover you have something to eat. there you go I like
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now. You
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make sure the pond's full alligators we have no homeless. Joking joking.
All
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Just gonna call the question.
All in
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the initial locations for the splash pad and new pavilion. uh
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of the restroom location. That's where we've got utilities and we're gonna ‸ have ‸ to add a pump house and everything. So it's the closest to that so we can run that equipment there.
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so these were some of the improvements that were identified. Resurfacing all the courts, the conversion of the tennis court to a basketball court, uh modifying the existing restrooms that are there. Where you see the north the new parking area designed by others. That's a complete near complete design. That's not part of the improvements. But
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we want to make sure this concept plan works around that. And then as well, the community action team renovations. There's also, all of these will have the common theme improvements.
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That's going to be based on budget at the end with these other improvements though, especially with the the multi-purpose field. um The one other item with that is working with PD. One of the items that they've been looking at is occupying that action team building. And so this could potentially eliminate some of the need for that security type fencing around the park as well. um But we're really looking for direction from council if if they would accept PD occupying that. um I know chief can probably speak to to some of the use here, but it's for code enforcement. their CRU and VA. Obviously a police presence in that park would go a long way. We've seen what PD's done already there and having someone there constantly will help as well.
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that they that they want to make. So we just wanted to get approval from the council that that they What
are the wishes of council?
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You have your light on ma'am. oh
I have questions after overall.
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if that included the tennis courts.
Our direction was to convert the existing tennis court to a basketball court and then resurface ‸ the other two basketball
courts. yeah can we discuss that uh
okay is that all you want to ask
Yeah. And then what was the the cost on
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Rios, which ‸ not related ‸ the motion either. So
uh the original budgeted amount was 710 000 for
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Rios.
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We're obviously trying to back into some lower numbers as needed where we can.
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um moving forward i would like for us to get some sort of an email once we get all these different plans because concept plans done so we can overlook it and and we won't have to have a long discussion at council meeting about it um
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at provost park for the basketball court in the middle um converting that to a green space but on the concept drawings is showing that we're resurfacing that and i thought we was going to do away with it
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be better if we can get if we can have some discussion maybe off you know after council meeting or after you know during the week or something about actual pavilion as well so
just as we have
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reference uh budget i think it would be good to have a ‸ community meeting yeah
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they they can hear straight from what we decide based on um their recommendations of staff and in agreeance with the city yes
sir
okay
and we did have a discussion together about the tennis courts um because we're just looking at usage and and from what we're seeing right now the usage at that park is more basketball than it is for tennis um and that was the reason behind um the basketball court with
that meeting we can clarify all that
yes sir
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understand there's more interest in basketball right now but how do we know we don't have the next you know olympia tennis player if we don't expose our youth to all those sports and give them the opportunity and there are so few courts um in this in
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that does anybody yeah
coco high school has court
coco high school okay yes
ma'am um and and my thing is, depending on depending on
depending on
the location and the clientele of that location, ma'am, would dictate how the outcome ‸ That's the way I look at
it.
Yeah. Okay. But to say, I mean, we have some, you know, incredible uh African-American tennis players, um and they probably are because they had the opportunities early on in their life. That's all I'm pointing out.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you very much. Okay, your light, please. Thank you.
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artwork designs for the public street
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from Alex Greenwood. uh Mrs. Singer, ma'am.
Yes, sir. Thank you. um This item uh was a, in back in May, we presented to the
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as part of a street art design in the
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um done with the crosswalk in front of Endeavor Elementary School. And so um it was approved, and we went out to, um for submissions in July, um and we received our submissions back. We had about, uh I think we had 10 submissions. We had eight that followed the criteria, and that's what we presented to the CRA. The CRA then um narrowed down the selection to the top three, um and so we have those here for you tonight, um that we are asking for selection of what art design you would like to see. And again, this will go in front of the historic
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Village Playhouse. um And I do have, we had a committee that was put together at the request of the CRA board, um and we had uh
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uh who is the director of the Playhouse, and
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selection was. um We'll go through the designs, and then I'll, I have a statement from um
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the Playhouse. So, um we have, um this selection here um was the number two on the original numbers that we had. This one was the People's Choice selection that we had on our social media pages. And then this was number seven, and if you recall, this was the selection um that Dr. Smith and Nancy Elliott had requested. um And I would like to just read a quick statement. um She said,
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style, which was this one that she requested, um the
artists
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will provide an image to be placed in the center that reflects either the drama mask or the prefer for performing arts. um And also the colors will be the exact specified colors of the interior of the playhouse, which is metallic, gold, and burgundy. um If this design is chosen, it's my belief that it is a design that can be used throughout the village by changing the interior image to reflect the desired theme based on where the artwork is placed. So again, she preferred this option because of the art deco theme, which goes with the playhouse design inside, and then it would also be outside as well. um And I'm
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You guys um selected ‸ your top three. Right.
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Which were these three? Right.
Number two? Number
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tonight, and
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we're going to go out and double check because i after speaking with Mr. Greenwood, who brought that up at the last meeting, myself and Bryant went out there and measured that space, and he seems to think it's longer than that. So we can double check and make sure and make sure that we fit the artwork to the dimensions that's
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i made at the CRA meeting um that all three are are gorgeous um
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wall, I would go probably with one or two. But because this is an application on the street, um that the first one, which I think was number two, but with the white hands,
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you are not going to be able to see that when you're walking up to it. In fact, um for both of those, you'll have a much better view if you were above them looking down. Whereas
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It does complement the age and the interior of the theater, which is a historic building and it's classy. And uh so I
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final decision. Does anyone like to give their input? Okay, we've got
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uh the number seven, she said it would be a drama mass added to the middle of this this particular design. So
I think at the last meeting some of the agency members um discussed how they they liked the fact that these had like drama masks and music that fit ‸ with the the theater. So her thought was we could, oops, sorry about that,
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with either drama masks or a musical notes or something that would connect to the Playhouse. So we could take this theme um and this design and make
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if we can add those particular um items to them.
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‸ my thing is same as deputy mayor, um
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Councilman, excuse me. um
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What's
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to come before the board on this subject. um I was very contributionary with, uh for
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and the council as well for
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the last meeting that she would like to see the drama faces one smiling, one not smiling in the center. And I'm reminded her that
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that maybe changing the center would help reduce what Mr. Dial had said at the last council meeting. So that, that's really the predominant thing. The last thing I want to say, which is really the most important thing. uh Stacy Hawkins Smith is one
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of people coming here. um And it's the size for safety. I drove there, uh my girlfriend and
i
had gone out to eat dinner, and I had to stop, and I measured it. The distance between the crosswalks is over 40 feet, okay? Now, you've got to realize that when you're in a car, it gets narrower, and we need that for safety. That's something the Commercial Property Group had suggested during one of our meetings, and this is an excellent way to do it. And unfortunately, it's got to be twice as big. Same idea, same plan, and if you ever turn on to Brevard Avenue, you
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on top of it, and it's only like four foot wide. Is that right, Mr. Hearn? uh Is it about that wide, sir, mayor? I don't remember. But that's exactly what will happen. The further you are away from that, the smaller it gets. If you go to the width that I highly recommend, as well as a Commercial Property Group, you actually notice it more, and it gets bigger as you drive to it. That's the key.
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of people go there. There's a theater there. You
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please ‸ consider making it twice as large. And thank you for the awards
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Thanks.
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Thank
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be our choice for the street ‸ with the recommendation from Dr. hawkins smith
okay
And
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the floor by Councilwoman
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and a
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favor by saying aye. Aye.
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And my greatest concern is if you do it for one you're going to have to do it for all. And that is the purpose of having a BOA, a Board of Adjustment. And that should go through that process. But we're having companies come to our city because
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if people stop pulling up and parking in front of their house, I have some major concerns. There's a remedy to this. And there's a way to get through this and
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changing the image of the city of Cocoa in a positive perception. Because first, sometimes perception is what? Reality. So I would like for it to be aesthetically pleasing to the eye. And I
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why we have a Board of Adjustments. If there's some controversy, we send it to them. Let them do their job. The BOA. Mrs. newton ma'am.
Thank you,
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staff was directed to conduct this research and present to Council for consideration. So the first action item that we're presenting tonight is the public
nuisances of
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parking within the front or corner side yards
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for any person to permit a motor vehicle to be parked anywhere within the front or corner side yard area, except on city approved and permitted driveways. So this section is an important code enforcement tool to prevent public nuisances in residential areas. It provides a degree of safety. It maintains property values and protects the residential character uh and aesthetics of residential
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allowing unfettered and disorganized parking um on non-approved parking services. And as, as like you said, about coming to the to the Board and coming to Planning and speaking to Planning, there are reasonable solutions that are available to address the public nuisance problem. If the owner needs additional parking to exclude to include expanding
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existing driveway ‸ utilizing any available on street parking, they can work with Planning and Zoning in order to make those accommodations um necessary. And as we know, in July 1st, we have new home-based business legislation that is out that is permitting uh changes within the home-based businesses within residential units.
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And so we want to keep the recommendation that providing it is a public nuisance for any person to permit a motor vehicle to be parked anywhere within the front or corner side area, except on city approved and permitted driveways to be maintained. Parking on front yards and other in unpermitted areas should be prohibited. and
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If there are any changes that are necessary that the homeowner would present that that request to planning and zoning for consideration. The second item is the visual screens of fencing of vacant residential property as prohibited. So Article 13, Section 5D sets forth the general standards to be applied to fences and walls in a detailed table. With respect to the allowable fences and walls reside in residential zoning districts,
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property contains a principal dwelling unit or along the perimeter subdivisions with six or more lots. And as you said, the Board of adjustments has special criteria for for granting
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uh to allow for some of these special exceptions. And in some special cases, the city has allowed certain property owners to execute a fence agreement prepared by a city attorney to address these special cases. So, again, it's something that um can be uh taken care of through a special exception by coming to staff and and working through that. uh Staff recommends that Article 13, Section 5D, prohibiting the fencing of vacant residential properties remain in place as is. Thank you, sir. Thank
you very much. um
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‸ you. would have to do some modifications to point out as home based
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i've been talking about this for a while and
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not one time did an option come on the tape before this to go to the Board of Adjustment by anybody on council or staff. So
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I wouldn't
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was given at the time when I when i brought this up. um I agree with the mayor 100 about the how
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people take advantage. You give them an inch, they take
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the material
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possibly could be approved for um driveways that's on the side of the house. um A lot of people cannot afford
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uh driveway with concrete. um So maybe another option could be um the
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It could be, I think, I don't know if
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it says anything about um crushed uh asphalt as well, but we need to come up with some options that that are affordable for people that are in the community. And we need to put it in black and white, not, oh we think, or whatever that situation is. We need to have that in black and white that these particular materials can be um an option for people. um that That's my thing on, as far as the uh parking on the the grass. I don't have an issue with not changing that part, not parking in front of the house, but let's add some materials materials um that people can park on on the side of driveways that are affordable for people in our
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And the people that have this issue are people that may be in the area that cannot afford to uh put those style of driveways in. So you want to stay on one thing at a time, or do we want to talk about all? Okay, just let's talk about just that then
Yes,
sir.
Okay, then after councilman that will be councilwoman. costs
So, uh
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if you uh take a stroll through my district, I think a lot of the neighborhoods in my areas hit hard, uh due to a lot of the houses don't have. They don't even have a primary driveway. So, uh but I do understand uh the need for the code. You
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and, and, ‸ things that shouldn't be in your front yard and causing a nuisance. um My concern would be uh the process. uh You said there was options that we can go around with Board of Adjustments and planning and zoning. I think the process is an issue for me. um It's not readily available to the residents, uh and I think if we're going to keep keep the code the same, with those options, we need to be able to uh make it available to ‸ and promote it to people who actually need to uh you know come before and try to utilize that process. so okay
Thank you very much,
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Thank you very much, sir. um
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and I'll comment. uh Councilman
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sir.
uh First, uh
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says um the front corner side yard, that's a that's above the face of the house, in front of ‸ the face of the house, not behind the face of the house?
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and they have their boat sitting in the uh side yard?
You're talking about the short side of the yard?
Or either side of the yard.
Well, the short side would be the side that somebody would park a boat on, which is the side that's closest to the, that doesn't have the full house in front of it. Yes. Well. We call it the short side. so
It depends on uh air conditioning and
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Because what I understand is as long as the vehicle is behind the face of the side yard, it's been legal.
That is correct.
Either side, left or right, doesn't matter the house. A while
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ex-wife at the time, uh I made the same speech. Today's time, you have mom, dad, grandparents, and two or three kids
going
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different directions, so you have multiple cars. And
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my front of my
street is
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kind of packed because I got a kid going to uh UCF, I got a kid
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uh grandma, grandpa, they got a job and they do the car and I got my car ‸ my wife works So you got five or six cars at your house. It's not fair to them who's busting their butts to be punished because they have six cars. And that's what you're basically doing. If they can make it nice on the side of the yard to park, that I don't see a problem with that because you only put so many cars in front of a house, usually two. And a lot of the houses in the Cocoa,
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has only got a one car driveway.
‸ So
it's not fair
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in you know pay
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take something away from them that they really need. The Board of Adjustment, I believe, is
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to come up for that board.
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‸ Okay. So if somebody wants a
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And the criteria, most of the people don't know how to present to get something passed on the Board of Adjustments without having an attorney. I was chairman of that board for 11 years. ‸ So
we've
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got to think, you know, it's not fair ‸ the people who are busting their butts, trying to make a good living, have a bunch of cars to be punished and fined because the properties weren't designed back in the 50s with
today's
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way of living.
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Yeah, I was going to say that I am sympathetic to the needs of uh young families now. I do have a grave concern for this businesses and homes and how we're going to control that because i've eaten some of the biggest complaints I've had since being on
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are from our residents who are next to a business, they're you know a motor vehicle business or whatever. I mean, but it's actually a residence and they're running a motor vehicle business. And there's
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time to get out of there. And now it's going to be open season for those. So, um but I, again, you know, I'm sympathetic. um And if we, and I,
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I didn't realize that
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Adjustment. um So, I would be sympathetic to a motion supporting the, uh you know, the, you said the white 57 stone or there's some way to, to make that more economically
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point is valid. Here's the thing that I would like to expound on. We have a code enforcement group, Dennis Bunt and
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that time right there
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backside, right there
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you all ‸ on stone.
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those stepping stones, he
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put those blocks in there. Now what do they cost? I don't know, four bucks, maybe five bucks? um If you get four or five of them together and line them up, you can drive on that and be permitted. There's a way to implement this without having to go to the Board of Adjustment, unless you just want to put the concrete in. ‸ He gave us an outlet. He told them what you could do.
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them. Like I've been called out to bring the code enforcement people and the person who's been cited. We sit there and we talk and we work through this issue, whatever the issue may be. And that's the point that I'm saying to you. There is a plan. There is a way that we can address this. And all you have to do is communicate with the proper authorities at the code. Point blank. ‸ So my my comment is why go through all these houses when there is a remedy and the remedy is sitting and talking and collaborating with the code enforcement. That's what I'm saying to you. I i i i think I understand
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people did not have two vehicles at the time. And kids were not staying at home at the time as much as they are now. And I get it. My home that I live in right now,
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And I get it. Trust me. I understand. it But the point that I'm saying to you is that it's a solution that we can work through without modifying the codes. That's all I'm saying. Because when you make an exception for one, you got to do it all. And we're moving in the right direction. All you have to do is collaborate, talk with them. And I'm willing to do it because I've been doing it. Now
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Or we can just move forward and give the code enforcement individuals, whomever is confronted, they pick up the phone and call you as well as they've called me, and we go there and we come up with
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solution, an agreeable solution. Because everyone that we've talked to has been a agreeable
solution.
And I'm not going to dwell on this too much more. Deputy Mayor,
go on.
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Are you against adding 57 stone into our language inside this ordinance?
‸ 57 stone.
Yes, sir.
Expound on 57
‸ So it's a small white rock about the size of a quarter.
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wherever. um i
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would like to say, or a young lady, because um
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But what I'm saying to you is, sir, we could come back and deal with this. It doesn't have to be remedied tonight. But I don't have a problem with that. I do want to get both sides of the story. There's always three sides. Your side,
my side, and then there's the truth. And one more thing, too. is a lot A lot of times, the situation that happened when people get cited just so
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that we may get contact that people that know us, that know how to get a hold of us.
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to have that conversation with them, code enforcement, and the resident at one time. So we can't catch every single thing. That's why I was saying about black ‸ and white, that if we put it in here, we don't have to worry about that. We say, hey, look, we have option B for uh white rock or whatever we choose to do. We have that option on paper so we don't have to do all the extra talking. We already have it and you know on right and that's what That's all I'm saying. I
understand what you're saying.
Yes, sir.
But this is my first time hearing about the type of additional um additive or whatever cold right accessory that you were talking about. This is my first time hearing about it. So I i i know for a fact what he told us. we're
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uh former chief of police
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we all ‸ Okay. So I got a card. Yes, sir. Chief. Yeah.
Yeah. I just want to uh add
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I
don't have a light. No, I'm just kidding.
Okay. Time out. Chief. You have to surrender the floor. Go ahead. Mr. City Manager.
Just a couple of things, Mr. Mayor.
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fair to staff. um And I know the council does, too. So staff hasn't made any recommendations in terms of any new recommendations in terms of the ordinance there. Right now what's in place uh with regards to parking is if you want uh an exception, if you want a stone or some other stabilization material, um you're able to ask for that exception. That exception goes to the planning and zoning staff. so So that's always been there. That's not something new that they put on the table today,
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um Now, the 57 stone, are we sure that's a white rock and not a road based material? It's a white rock. Okay.
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Are those types of materials um described in ordinance, or is that at a staff sort of
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but the 57 stone is an allowable method, media, to use.
Okay. So
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materials there. So again, if you want an exception to parking on the grass here that's a that's a staff um um issue i.e you go to ‸ planning and zoning staff they review your request, and then they make that determination. Now, good or bad, I don't know if you like that, that's the existing um um protocol or procedure. That's how the ordinance is written,
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So that's that's not new.
Mr. City Manager, the uh public works director actually makes that discretion um with the media of the use. Okay. So typically as a driving staff,
including planning and zoning and public works director.
Typically as a driveway permit extension. And
and then what is what is also existing and not recommended, because i I heard um um that this was the first time that the suggestion was made to go to the Board of Adjustments, uh that's always been there. So staff is not making that as a new recommendation. That's the existing uh process, and so just wanted to clarify those two um um issues there. So staff isn't recommending anything new. Staff hasn't put anything new on the table, with the exception of parking on the short side of the grass. Is that right, Charlene?
Yes.
Okay.
okay
thank
you very much. Okay. Chief, now you have the floor.
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to tell you about the planning, so he's already uh made that pretty clear, because
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what material you use
goes to plan and so that was all. Thank you
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Thank you, Mayor, Council. uh Alex Greenwood, [address],
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because uh it involves allowing other vehicles to park next to an existing driveway. Is the white 57 Rock also considered lime rock that is currently being used by a lot of our citizens? And the reason I bring that up is
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like lime Crushed lime rock and 57
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two different materials. Okay, because the lime
rock is larger. It just depends on how much they crush it
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It can be a fine dust. cost wise how
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from... Okay, there you go.
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The ordinance is fine. I agree with the mayor and what you all had mentioned also. ‸ But be careful with the materials, that's
because
this is something that
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and a lot of other people were
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permit for lime rock, and that never was required by
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for the lime rock or the other rock as an additional method for parking. You've also got the other example as well that is less expensive. But the...
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they want, and I don't think that it's going to be very attractive when you open that up on your email. I mean, your text.
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why can't you just put a fence up there? Unless there's some kind of legal problem with the police department or something like that. That was the other thing I wanted to mention about that, and thank you very much. ‸ all
right. um go ahead to the second portion Mrs. ‸ Do
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consensus from us or if it remains the same, what would you like, ma'am? Give me the remedy, please.
Well,
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discuss
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the materials of the parking, um the parking service, but that's the size of the driveway,
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hearing.
Correct. He's just trying to see if that, whatever, 57, is that the number? Yes, sir. Okay. It's permitted Mr.
Mayor, let me let me suggest that since since the the materials are right now, i want to I'll say it this way, a staff prerogative, and let me get together with planning and zoning and public work staff and and look at uh the uh the permissible materials and see if we can expand that listing of uh permissible materials. Okay.
Okay. I don't have a problem with that. all right then.
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will see
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$20 fine, whoever that is.
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So, I got a question about the $250 I would like to remove that
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for the review of plans? Like what what is that 250 for?
it's It's for staff review. So we have staff legal to review the document, prepare all of the staff reports to prepare the meeting agenda, and
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the Board of Adjustments. Okay. um Those are planning and zoning fees that were set by the Council, and those fees uh obviously can be changed if the Council so wishes to change those fees by
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‸ a waiver for the
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Is that an option that residents
have? I do not believe there is an option for a waiver of the fees.
what Would
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be interested in in and making it an option?
I don't know because, see, the Board of Adjustment, help me understand something. Are there ‸ Yes, they are. Yes, they are. So, okay do you understand that concept?
Yeah, yeah. So,
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that within itself, maintaining that board so that they can, if I'm not mistaken, now help me understand,
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a unique circumstances?
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one time, they could.
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that's because that is the reason why. And I'll let you chime in.
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if we keep cutting, cutting, cutting, what are we gonna ‸ have?
well that's the Well, that's the point of having questions so that we can have clarification on what we have. So, that's why we have the city attorney sitting at the end that
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for um
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it goes back to this a lot of the citizens that are being affected by certain um violations are people that cannot afford to add driveways on their property. So,
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them to purchase the material. But
that's not, the 250 is for the fence. Not for the driveway.
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The driveway is handled by planning and zoning uh
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And, Mr. Mayor and Council, if if we're able at a staff level to feel comfortable in expanding the list of materials, you I'm not coming back to you guys because I think you'd be okay with that. If we were shrinking the list, then you certainly
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want me to come back.
Right. Okay. Thank you, Mr. City Manager. What I'm saying is this board is a quasi additional board. They have judgmental or judging legal representation. This board can supersede us, and it's done for a reason. And
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go to the state courthouse if it's
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and necessary. All I'm saying is you didn't know that. Now you know. That's all I'm saying.
Yeah. That's the
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place to ask
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don't know that question either. we we just we But but what i'm what I'm saying is we just now probably educated people that may not know that process. That's the purpose of asking the question in front of the
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just saying that's the reason why. If I don't know something, I'm
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I was here, to be honest. You know what I mean? So thank you.
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‸ Amen. Amen. ‸ I'm not gonna ‸ drag it. I just
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Okay. So we're just gonna ‸ bring this whole entire item number three back. ‸ Okay. Proceeding on to approval of a lease agreement with Family Promise. I support this. You have my support. I know the city manager is going to do a presentation, but this is what I'm going to do up front. I'll make a motion to approve this lease, and he'll tell you
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on to the next item city attorney will read this ordinance into the man and staff recommends the approval of the first reading of
an
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ordinance adopting proposed solid waste contract
franchised
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with waste management inc of florida to provide a residential commercial solid waste services within the incorporated city limits of cocoa authorized the mayor city manager and city attorney to execute all documentation needed
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in ma'am
thank you mayor
absolutely
an ordinance of the city council of the city of cocoa florida approving a solid waste franchise agreement between the city of cocoa and waste management of florida inc attached here to establishing solid waste service charges as provided by section 9-37 of the city of cocoa code of ordinances providing for annual increases in service charges equal to the consumer price index for garbage and trash providing for repeal ‸ prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and
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establish the new solid waste contract with waste management as you all remember our direction was to proceed with negotiations for a new contract as long as we could stay under 1750 as the proposed rate between the city and the contractor. That rate came in as 1593 That's much lower. That's competitive with everyone around the area. We will match Brevard County once they have their increase and we'll probably end up kind of in the lower middle of the road after some of these other cities contracts start to expire. As far as our commercial prices, those are competitive as well around the county. Our average dumpster cost per cubic yard is actually lower than the average. So we do have some increases. Everyone's seeing those increases, but it does look like ours are probably some of the lowest that we're seeing with those new contracts.
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contract In order to hold those rates, we did need to add another solid waste route. This is only for the guard residential garbage pickup. So we will have Wednesday and Saturday service. so ‸ sort of spread out throughout the city there's a map that shows those general areas and what we're trying to do with that to help communicate we're working on a GIS web page that you can put your address in and it'll tell you what days your garbage recycling and yard waste pickups are uh
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um so we can kind of get the word out and people can get prepared uh we're also establishing a website that's going to be pretty comprehensive with questions and some of the new procedures the other big one is what we're doing with bulk yard waste and so the new procedure with that is
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and then we coordinate that pickup with waste management uh waste management will also be able to charge non-compliant overloaded dumpsters so these are those areas that are are constantly overflowing um it may be an issue of
of
people dumping in there but there's options for them to secure those dumpsters as well through waste management so that kind of helps with that unsightly uh look in some of these businesses um the other
changes are
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multiple dwelling unit properties so these are typically your apartments or or uh single level housing units that are more than
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those will be treated as commercial so the new ones that come on will be required to have dumpster service as opposed to having a
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bunch of uh trash cans
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or anything like that and then
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to a more specific index which is the garbage and
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but
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And then the term is for seven years and then the renewals will be negotiated um at the end of that term for future extensions. So we're we're seeking recommendation of this as written in the agenda item.
First of all, I want to say I commend you for negotiating. I know it's a tough contract. Here's one of my only stipulations that I ask, please, sir. that We do anticipate accidents happening. Sometimes a person may not get their trash picked up at the designated day. They may have to come the following day. I understand that we have an employment issue. I know a lot of people are fighting to get employment.
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all I'm asking if we can call somebody local. I don't have to call the Texas. You get what I'm saying? Yes,
sir.
If I can get me somebody local. I mean, we
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and council can do it. But John Q. public and they're frustrated and you get that phone call and I get that phone call. But we have to have that professional decorum. Being a teacher, been an educator, even though
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‸ got to stay cool, calm and collector and And that's my thing. But every time i've called they have responded and I commend them for that.
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that we're getting ready to vote on. So on that motion, i'll make a
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sure gonna ‸ call the question. I'll take you by saying hi hi Any nays? So if
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keep it quick. um Y'all had already voted, but this was uh something I remember. Previous council meeting. They came before the council, asked for increase while
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The frustration of giving higher money when they're already on a contract. I'm just wondering if there has been some changes made that wasn't shared during the bidding process
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that when there is yard waste put at the front of your yards, you are now required to call to have it picked up. It is not set up on a usual day where the yard waste is picked up. You actually physically have to request it. Now, I'm not used to that. Is that something that the council
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Is this a legitimate change?
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a good time for
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to actually explain the new process. um And I think we've we've publicized that. We've started publicizing that already. so
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that new process. Yeah.
So the the method of of placing it by the curb has not changed. So every resident has three containers. They have a yard waste, a trash, and a recycling container. One of those is designated, obviously,
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management would, to fit as much as you can in that container. If it if it's slightly overflowing, they'll
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When you exceed the three cubic yards, which is about the size of a picnic table, that's that's when you're stacking it up nicely. There's some requirements to that. And and you call that in. Previously, you ‸ call that into waste management, and then they would dispatch out. Now what we're changing is you call Public Works directly, and then we work through waste management.
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we have some residents that maybe have a vacant lot next door, and they they stack their stuff over there as opposed to in front of theirs,
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an account. um we And we're going to show that you need to stack it in front of your lot. You know, that's where the accounts associated with. So in call Public Works, okay.
and call Public Works, just for the bulk rest One other thing I need to add, they also used to remove old ‸ fencing that was put put to the curb that most of it is pressure treated, and uh they stopped doing that as well. So is that something the city now will be available to remove, or does the residents have to
do it? No, and
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by waste management or or the city. the resident The resident needs to coordinate that through a hauler or take it to the dump directly. Okay. Thank you very much.
Martin, you said every resident has
three containers? Every resident should have
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can coordinate through waste management, and uh they'll bring you out of the
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the grade difference. This is a map of the
pickups? We can provide it to you in color. Okay. um It'll also be on the website. and It's a pretty interactive map that you can see everything. and you can
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website?
Yes,
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calls on that. Yes, thanks.
‸ Thank you, county ma'am. For
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and committees. blessings City Manager and Administration. Thank
you, Mr. Mayor. um ‸ We don't have a whole lot of reports tonight there, and I'm going to steal um Charlene's thunder on her reports there um just in terms of um good news uh rachel and samantha attended the 82nd annual florida public relations association annual conference and at that conference on behalf of the city and
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for ‸ the city's uh Citizens Academy. academy And so uh kudos to to them.
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with the Citizens Academy as well as the other directors and departments
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congratulations to them and um all city staff and council on that award.
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this recognize our very
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Mayor, uh second item is uh you
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um ‸ one of the breakout sessions from the Florida uh League of Cities annual conference that was moderated by uh the city's uh very own chief technology officer, Rob Beach. He was the moderator of uh Cyber Security Risk Mitigation uh
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and it's always nice to have others think that
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expert enough to ‸ and then i I, I, I think I sent you all information um last week on um other good news, specifically with
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um We were very fortunate in being awarded an African-American civil rights grant uh in the amount of
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case of uh Gilbert versus the uh the Board of Education there. And so we have that grant, and hopefully that's going to be a catalyst uh to uh to sort of get up and and running with the um with the museum. um I took that away that report away from Charlene because one of the things that Anthony Hagan, uh the grant administrator, um noted was her effort in actually presenting the story.
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uh in in a large part why we got the grant there. And so, again, I would say kudos to uh Charlene for...
‸ We
also we also received the second grant for Leon and Jewel Collins, and that was from the State Division of Historical Resources, uh ‸ small matching grant. And that's a
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there. It's a pretty um open in the grant there. I think it probably is more facilities related than the other grant.
It's for actual uh research. uh
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uh presenting those exhibits for both audio and video interviews and presentations.
So both those grants give us an ability to sort of kick start the the exhibits within the uh museum? Yes. Yeah, so that that's a great start. And again, uh I think Charlene was the principal writer on that grant also. And so, again, kudos to her. And so, you know, we start out we'll start out the new fiscal year with uh dollars in hand to actually kick start that uh that museum.
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so, i uh lastly on that, I am looking for the best way to uh to start that uh community initiative.
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still trying to put together that initial meeting, um um had a meeting scheduled that had to be rescheduled there. But if there are any uh members of the community that are interested in in uh being a part of the formation of that, um certainly reach out to myself or um
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list there. um And so that's it for me. The only other thing we have from staff is going
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County with 914 deaths. Over the last week, Brevard County has had an average of 655 new confirmed cases per day. Roughly, that's 108 for every 100 000 residents, or one out of 12 residents. Brevard has a 25 positivity test rate and has been listed as more vulnerable than 79 of us counties. As far as vaccinations are
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and 50 of our population haven't been fully ‸ vaccinated. As of August
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2021, if you're not aware, Pfizer was approved, fully approved by the FDA
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that we came in contact with,
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a conversation like we're doing right now. So we don't know, but we do know that we have
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So I thank you. It's a tough message. I know ‸ it's tough to bring the news, especially when it's unpleasant.
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to the Thomas family. I was there on Friday with them, and it was tough, and it's hard, and it hurts when it hits home. That really gets your attention when it hits in your own backyard.
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Just roll with the punch. Amen? Amen. All right. Now, on a different note, on a harmonious note, my classmates in the house, I want to just say
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And then on another note, we have
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I'm sorry.
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All right. I'm sorry.
All right. Happy
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has been brought to you. Is that it, Mr. City Manager, before we move on? Oh, okay.
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All the way from Orange County,
we
brought ‸ in on the red light special floor, and today,
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You
will always be on our team for everything. Mrs. Ike, do you have a Esquire Ike, ma'am? Do you have a presentation for us from the City Attorney's Office?
No report. Thank you.
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Oh, are
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I am. Oh, ‸ you know, I understand what happened. You consume this good cocoa water, and you can't get rid of it, so if you can't be a
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Amen? Amen. All right. Very good.
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Okay, City Council. Councilman Hearns brought my attention. It's one in three tonight. So, yes, sir, one in three. ‸ So,
we
will go with the town hall
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floor is yours, sir.
Last Tuesday,
we
had the, District 3 had the town hall meeting out at Lost Lakes. It was a nice crowd, a lot of information.
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us. Mostly, they were concerned about flooding, all the development going on, and we got a lot of development. I also had the, meet the chief the week before that. A lot of people came out for that to meet him, and he walked and shook hands in my neighborhood. It was a very good turnout.
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and thanks to everybody for showing up
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dogs to
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So, the first thing I have is just, I think, you know, whenever y'all go to ‸ sleep tonight,
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a special prayer for all of our teachers and students.
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I coach youth football and it's blowing through all throughout the state of Florida. You know, so just, you know, I just, I know I'll be praying tonight. My nephew has COVID as well. He's 11 years old and he's doing well, but, you know, we just have to pray for all of our staff and teachers as well.
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kudos to our staff and the family. Y'all did an absolutely amazing job. The family is just unbelievable.
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And it looks really, really good in that circle. And I know when we do paving coming down Rosa Jones and
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So, oh, Christmas lights. I had a, I spoke to Mr. Smith about, um, some residents hit me up about putting Christmas lights on Jefferson and Hewlett Stone Street area. Um,
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a lot of them really are making, um, some complaints here and there about, uh, ‸ putting Christmas lights in those areas. Cause we, we, we do it downtown, uh, on Florida Ave and other places.
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I just want the council to know that I made that, uh, discussion with, with him and our city manager, um, regarding that. Uh, does anyone have a, do y'all have any, um, issues with, with that,
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It's all based on the budget, sir. Yeah. It's all based on the budget. Just talk to the city manager. ‸ If you go by my house, you know, I look for it.
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Talk to the city manager. It's his birthday. Give him a birthday.
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Uh, we talked about,
uh,
the last council meeting about the, uh, Jolie Smith pool being closed down for the summer for repairs.
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said. Um, so I'm looking to, um, for, for, um, staff, I mean, council to consider having free access to the, um, pool. Um, I know I, I talked to him about doing Sundays at Jolie Smith and they, because they don't have a lot of, of lifeguards. So Saturdays would be McClardy ‸ be open and then Sunday with the Jolie Smith would be open. And because we know in certain areas, we have an issue with drowning as well in certain areas. And also working with red cross to bring in a swimming lessons back.
because
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those kids in that area did not have an opportunity to receive those lessons this summer.
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I'm just saying again, running by the city manager,
because
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he's going to give us a breakdown.
because
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if they're going to give us free swimming lessons, you got my money. Yeah,
I, I, I spoke to him about it
because
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we know that the pay that
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The pay does not cover the lifeguards. Anyway, everybody knows, knows that part.
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that's the discussion that we're having about it. Um, I just happened to see Terry Lane and had that discussion.
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I just want to let the council know that I make y'all aware of that before we keep on. Okay. Yes, sir.
I
would be supportive.
I
mean, that is, you know, we can't afford not to do it if it means that our youth are going to be more safe. Right. With all the water bodies we have here. This
includes senior citizens too. Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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bring it?
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Um, that's all I had. That's all
I had.
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just those things.
I
appreciate you.
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over in Orlando in a positive way. What your courses that you attended to.
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everybody to go out and meet other cities and other council people and mayors. Uh, so we can
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just mingle with people and learn about the new thing that's going on within the state of Florida. So I appreciate you for reminding me of that, sir.
Cause
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Oh,
I
don't know about this.
Okay.
But
thank everybody. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Appreciate you.
Okay. I'm gonna ‸ let
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grain. You know I'm gonna ‸ get in trouble, but it's nothing new. Uh, councilwoman calls. Okay.
Yeah.
Um,
well, two items. Um, I appreciate the chief chief Collier for responding so positively to what's going on over in the Cocoa Hills area. We have had, and this has been going on for at least nine months, but
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speeding. And sadly, it's probably only a half a dozen people, but ‸ just haven't been able to control it. Uh, you know, we have residents that have their cameras aimed at the road, but we can't get those license tags. And so we're going to do something about it. Um, I think, you know, we talked
we're
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going to start ticketing people and let people know that we're serious. There are a lot of kids over there, so they're, you know, we have safety at stake on September 8th at six o'clock.
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So thank you for responding to that. We'll try to get the word out on social media. Um, and the second item is, uh, ‸ it's more to consult.
And
I'll,
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let you know, I received three calls today in regard to the tax statements came out and in regard to the millage rate increase. So I,
I,
you know, talked with several of you. I know you haven't received calls. This is going to be harder for some people to vote on and others. And again, I'm really concerned with, you know, the waste management's increasing, you know,
water's
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going to increase stormwater right down the line. And on top of that, we have a millage rate increase. And we have a lot of spending that'll be going on as well.
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So just to make you aware,
um,
my phone's buzzing. I was surprised. I was really surprised. Who I got calls from. But
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anyway,
other ‸ that I appreciated the conference as well.
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That turnout was fabulous. Um, and, um, that's it.
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All right. Everybody buckle up.
Uh oh.
So I'd like to start off first saying, uh, uh, thank you for the invite, uh, for your town hall. Turned out great. Uh, the mural,
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Thank you for the invite for that as well. Uh, like I said,
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Very informative. You got to meet with a lot of different other cities. Uh, see some of the innovation is going on over there. Uh, ‸ you know, they got a lot of things going on that we were able to see and possibly bring it back to the city of Cocoa and continue to make this place better.
So
great event. Got to meet a lot of good people. Uh, here's some stories. And it's always positive when you go somewhere outside of Cocoa and know that people recognize Cocoa. Um, they recognize the potential and they see the good that we are doing.
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positive. And that's a good thing. We need to keep keep that same pace. Um, also, I was able to meet with the
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and, uh, got to see what that organization was about. Very informative. Um, so another resource to also keep building on and, uh, bringing more positivity and opportunity to the Cocoa. So I
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me, uh, registering up for this, uh, caucus.
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So I'll be coordinating with the city clerk and, uh, getting registered with them. So, um, let's see where we at now. Okay.
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me and I don't know if you're aware of this, but, uh, may as well.
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Uh, we have
that resolved.
We got a result. Okay. Perfect.
Okay. That's cool.
It was
constructed in 1970. Okay.
‸ I had some people reach out about
the
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possibility of donating some water for the football team.
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Gotcha. Okay.
Good.
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Okay. So we got that. That took care of, um,
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So, um, I'm out there coaching now, 14 youth.
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‸ The whole organization did really well Saturday. We went to Orlando. And, uh, so it's good to see our youth, uh, going outside the county doing a great job.
Uh,
and lastly, um, I would like to just, uh, just for transparency, I've been communicating with the management of the stadium, West Cocoa. Um, the guy that's running it now and he brought about the ideal of a possible charity event,
uh,
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uh, ‸ charity softball game. Um, for the possibility
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Uh, so, you know, we want to keep supporting that organization. So I thought it was a great idea. Uh, ‸ we obviously can't have these discussions outside of, uh, council meetings. So I just wanted to make you all aware that you may receive, uh, some phone calls and emails from that individual. Um, I got some good, uh, interest from the fire department as well, uh, the police department and, uh, they would like to see council involved in that event as well. So, uh, not celebrity charity softball event. ‸ So we'll be
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So, uh, ‸ just wanted to bring that to you for transparency and that's all I have. Okay.
Um, is this,
you
did you, we ever talked about that already?
Remember
him?
I believe yes. Yeah, we already did. Yes, sir.
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Scott, come to the podium.
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Mine is short sweet. You want to share something about me right
now?
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No.
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Go ahead.
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I was referring to the swimming pool.
Okay, go ahead.
Well, I'm, I'll be 16. Jane. Oh, my name is Jocelyn Scott.
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Born and raised in the sweet city of Cocoa, Florida. Alumni of Cocoa High School. Yes, ma'am. Raging Tigers. So, the swimming pool issue. I am getting elderly and this body of mine is breaking down. I really love water aerobics.
Me too.
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The problem is if I got to go to Merritt Island to get it,
it's
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not gonna go down. So, thank God, Jolie Smith is almost done with the swimming pool. We really need one in the area or two. We had a couple of apartment complexes that had swimming pools. They now closed them, removed them. So, it's not even accessible to kids either. So, we need to get on top of the swimming pool issue. Not only that, it would create a atmosphere for after school. Keep the kids off the street.
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Into physical activities that are good for our health. So, that's one of my things and I can't be a lifeguard, so I'm gonna ‸ sit down now.
I got a statement about that right quick, sir. If you know anybody that would like to be a lifeguard. So,
they
have, right now, they have four lifeguards for the whole county. So, if, and they're paying, they're taking volunteers as well, but they're paying, I think, $13.50. They used to be like $9 or something. So, if you know anybody.
They have to go to a court.
Yes, it's a lot. It's a process, but if you know anybody. So, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Go
ahead.
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I'll tell you.
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I
want to say thank you and blessings to everyone.
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It's very important. ‸ Protect yourself at all times.
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to be,
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address,
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Also, thank you for letting the mosquitoes know that we are being addressed with all that rain we had the previous week. As you know,
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had a great time
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educational time at the
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Now we're on the Executive Mayoral Board for the entire state of Florida. I'm happy to be back home again. So on that motion, God bless America and this great United States. Thank you all ‸ employees of the Great City of Cocoa and citizens of the Great City of Cocoa. God bless you. God bless America.
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in favor, everybody say hi.
Hi.
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