And to the Republic of which it stands, one nation, under God,
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your head. Father God, thank you for allowing us to be here another day. Thank you for allowing us just to be in your presence today. Lord, bless us as we go through this meeting. Bless all the council members and staff as we make the best decisions for the city of Cocoa. In Jesus'
name
we pray. Amen.
Amen. Amen. Amen. Would everyone be seated? Can we do roll call, please, Madam Clerk?
Yes, sir.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you.
Mayor Blake? Present. Deputy Mayor Hearn?
Present.
Councilmember Dial?
Here.
Councilmember Goins?
Here.
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City Attorney Garganese? Here.
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thank you very much. Madam City Clerk. Preceding on, let me get my glasses out. That's one of the signs when you become seasoned.
I'll give you
the glasses. I would like to also acknowledge the young man in the back. He's earning his merit badge. So let's give him a round of applause. ‸ All-time, one of our all-time favorite Gators, supporting your host, Jack Masson, is in the house here to show support for the young man earning his merit badge. All right.
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What are the wishes of Council? Motion
to approve. We
have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor Hearn?
Second.
‸ Second by? Okay.
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Aye.
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Proceeding on to 2-2 minutes of budget priorities workshop of July the 8th, what are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve.
We have a motion on the floor by
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Second.
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Aye.
And then ayes, ayes have it unanimously. Awards and presentations. All right.
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We would like for you all, association, please. Mrs. Wanda,
am I right?
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Amanda.
For those of you who
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Historic Cocoa Village, Main Street. Not association anymore.
Okay. Thank
you.
Let's see if I know how to use this thing. Just back and forth, right? All right. So, as a nonprofit, it's our mission to encourage economic development in the Cocoa Village area through revitalization efforts. Without our board of directors,
who
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I'd like to say thank you all for being here today, we could not achieve this. And our staff members, specifically Susan and Carolyn. Each year, we go through a process, an evaluation process through Main Street America and Florida, Florida Main Street to become an accredited Main Street, which you can see we are for 2022. With that being said, part of our evaluation process requires us to track specific data. That is this data up here, which we work in collaboration with the city to achieve. Three of those data statistics up there are for the whole village, and then the volunteer hours are specific to our organization.
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volunteers who dedicate their time to our events. The new businesses and jobs, which we had 32 new ‸ businesses enter the village from October of last year to July of this year, which created 305 jobs. That's within the whole district. So, those aren't necessarily all of our members, but some of them are. A good portion of them are.
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and private entities, either refurbishing or building in the district.
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are design, promotion, organization, and economic vitality. Those four pillars are branched out into committees, which are headed up by our volunteers. ‸ Our first pillar is promotion, and this committee focuses on positioning the district as the center of the community and the hub of economic activity. As you all are hopefully aware that we put on four of these a year,
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well. And as you can see, they're quite fun and interactive. We have local artists.
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but a lot of artists are from Florida, crafters, food vendors, musicians.
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And our beautiful downtown.
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‸ experience that caters specifically to our local businesses.
And then we also
host, well, the promotion committee creates community pride by hosting specific events like hot cocoa holidays.
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all of its proceeds to the sharing center. We have a bike parade that is free and family friendly, and then our moonlight music on the promenade, which ‸ acts
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art craft fair that is specific to the holidays. So the design committee, or I'm sorry, not the design committee. This is
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of revamped our car show.
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this woman is not just looking at what's happening, but she is interacting and hopefully posting and tagging and creating a buzz on social media about the village. And then Brewer's Bash. So our second pillar is design, and our design committee helps create inviting people-centered public spaces through, as you can see, trash cleanups. They do this on their own, as well as collaborating with other environmental nonprofits, like Marine Resources Council for the International Coastal Cleanup. You see a garden project over here. That's
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Hopefully you all have visited that.
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to purchase Florida native plants for that garden.
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environment, like our
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banners that you see throughout the village, and our newest addition, which will be these beautiful directory maps that hopefully will be going in by the end of the year. Our third pillar is economic vitality. This committee enables a supportive environment for small businesses and entrepreneurs in the village. This year we've focused specifically on creating better communication with our existing businesses.
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able to provide information to those existing members, whether that's ‸ our general meetings or our events, also the city's initiatives like the back to school drive, whenever we do a sidewalk clean, or you guys do a sidewalk cleaning,
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But it's really cool because they also get to act as a community ‸ and talk to each other. If you see the red picture there, that is of one of our members who just redid their logo, so they got to provide that on the Facebook group and get positive feedback. We have also worked on some safety initiatives for our nightlife, such as
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And then our fourth pillar is our organization committee, who is the foundation for achieving the sustainable revitalization process. Over the past three months, we've been working with a Texas-based marketing agency called Civic Brand to do a place brand audit, which we hope will construct a consistent and cohesive identity for the village, which will allow us to cultivate ‸ partnerships, community involvement, and resources for ‸ the district.
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in which they think we need to work on in the district. And we're going to focus specifically on three of those. So the first one is our brand identity, which is our visual logo, the look and feel of our organization and the social environment, as well as our website. The second topic is the connectivity of the built environment. So in the circle here, you see that this is like the heart of the village, right? But then we have these little dots all around.
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Harrison Street. That
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a growing area. So we want to make sure that we're
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we're still going to take into consideration all 18,
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structure of Main Street.
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well as moving into the future? Are we going to remain a membership organization or focus solely on being a community-based organization? So those are our four pillars. Those are our four committees that drive our organization.
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and organizations to give back to the community. Just a couple ‸ examples. The toy drive that the city puts on, the food drive, Matthew's Hope as a new nonprofit ‸ organization.
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We don't want to limit ourselves to just Cocoa Village. We want to work together as a community with the city as a whole. And then the back to school drive. And also a fun little picture of us there dressed up in Star Wars for a county-wide event. So with that being said, we have some future projects in mind. Waste management assessment to see how the trash flows through the village. Some shuttle research for potential shuttling of back and forth to parking lots for events and or possibly from the beach to here to bring more visitors to town. Hopefully working closely with the city to create or help. Not create, but better the welcome packets for our businesses in the village and hopefully
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And then we're also working on mural guidelines, which our design committee is heading up to make sure that everybody is making a nice environment within the village. So this is, I just wanted to leave this as a list of all of our members and say thank you to them because without them we wouldn't be an organization. And I also wanted to thank the city for all of your support and allowing us to be a part of the growth of Cocoa Village. That's all I got, unless you have questions.
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the Young Kings on the Summer for the Kids State Local Physical Recovery Funds Grant Award Program.
Thank you Mr. Mayor. Excuse me.
Thank
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a uh grant program called Summer for the Kids, which allowed up to
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for organizations that were ‸ non-profits or school related organizations to do programs over the summer to occupy the children. There were two organizations that were successful in completing their grant applications. The one was the Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida. And then the other one is
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And so we invited them to come here to do a presentation. And so you all could see the wonderful things that happened in the community because of doing this great program. uh The staff and the review committee was very excited to be able to award the funding to these organizations. It was a little bit difficult. A lot of work for them because it was with federal money, but they were successful in doing that. And we're very happy to see the great programs that these people did. ‸ So uh Mrs. erin Harvey and Mr. Jack Mason are going to be doing a presentation for the Boys and Girls Club. And then Open Door Concierge Services um has
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that will uh present to you what they did with their program. Yes,
ma'am.
Thank
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So I'm Erin Harvey. I am the development director for the Boys and Girls Clubs here in Brevard County. I'm specifically here representing our
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Club,
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have, ‸ be happy to give you a tour. um I'm not going to go into all of our mission details. I really just wanted to thank you all for for this opportunity, specifically for this summer program, and give you um a little bit of an idea of what we did this summer. um Jack, did you want to say anything before we roll into it? or
Pleasure being ‸ here. ‸ Okay,
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so at the beginning of the summer, um we were we were
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We were under a lot of
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we wanted to make sure we were very intentional with the programming that we were going to provide to the kids. And we identified um three areas of opportunity. One was the learning slide that the kids were facing, their social emotional development that they were facing as far as being behind socially and emotionally, and then re-engaging um the kids that we were not able to serve during COVID.
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before. So we wanted to get all of the kids back that we had before we before we went into COVID. So I'm just going to kind of go through what the summer looked like. We wanted to make it fun. Obviously, that's part of the re-engagement process. It was a game show summer themed extravaganza. Some of the games that they played were all um developed for the love of learning uh to make it fun for the kids.
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to uh write phrases and sentences and words. Also, we did uh Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? We did Are You Smarter Than a Club Member? We did uh The
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Right. We included some financial literacy in there. It's all all the way to keep them engaged and fun and learning without knowing that they're learning. Literacy was one of our top priorities. So up in the top corner, we had punch cards. So every book that the kids read, they got a punch, a hole punch in their card. And then they could cash those in for prizes at the end of the summer. Some kids actually turned in more than one of those lanyards. We
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Library come once a week. They read a book to the kids and then they did an art and craft that had to do with the story that they read. With the teens, obviously, we had to adjust it a little bit. The mobile library wasn't really going to be their thing. So
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let them self-teach themselves by reading rather than just watching a YouTube video. And then
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L3 Harris and United Way. They came out and built bird houses ‸ the Lowe's Build and Grow bird houses And then they gave each kid a bird book. They read the book and then they also learned about what birds would be in their backyard. The social emotional development piece, we integrated a lot of art and emotion.
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to your emotions so that they could learn to express themselves in different ways. We had a physical exercise routine every morning. Mondays were called Mindful Mondays. So we taught them yoga, coping mechanisms, we taught them how to how to calm themselves down, meditation, a lot of different techniques ‸ for them to use for themselves. And then we also included some guest speakers like the chief uh talking to the kids about making good decisions. um We had Dr. Daniel McKinnon come out and talk about diversity, equity, ‸ inclusion and what does that mean and how to identify yourself and your culture as well as understand other other people's cultures. Workforce development was a big um effort this summer. uh That was more to engage our teens. um The teen population doesn't have to come. They don't even have to stay if their parents did tell them to come. They can sign themselves out. That's just uh one of our policies if their parents say so. So
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We took the kids out to Roswell
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so they can learn about building boats and sound systems in boats and
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areas that you could work within the Sheriff's
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kids how to make tacos and how they could develop a career path starting at the age of 15 within ‸ the Taco Bell Corporation and
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back. So this was the first year that we got to do field trips in two years and some of the places we went to was the American Muscle Car Museum. We did a lot of STEM and conservation efforts so the kids got to go snorkeling for the very first time. um Many of them have never even really been to the beach most of them but snorkeling was in the top corner or top center and on the side is
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use netting to figure out what kind of populations of sea creatures are there. And he's holding a starfish. I wouldn't have done it but he was brave enough to pick it up. um And then they also went to the zoo and Kennedy Space Center. That's it.
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uh you know, when I retired five and a half years ago, but who's counting? I thought I might as well crawl in a hole and bury myself up. Because I was so used to working in government for
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When I was asked to join the board of directors with the Boys and Girls Club, I said, wow, that sounds interesting. I had an opportunity to have worked with the Boys and Girls Club when I was still employed in the Parks and Recreation Department. But I i went ahead and joined the board and then a few later maybe a year later accepted the chairman of the board for our three clubs ‸ Brevard County. I will tell you it is the most rewarding opportunity that I've had in my career. And without, in this case, the
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opportunities that they never have in their life. Never have. I want to give a big thank
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in touch with y'all and making this happen. And thank you so much for the award. Thank you.
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me and he actually was in one of the pictures. He he got to tag along with some of the adventures the clubs did this summer. he is um in Boy Scouts and he was working on his communication badge over the summer. And he had one piece left, which was to come to city council and hear how communication happens between different individuals to make decisions for the city as a whole. so
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So let's give
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make it work exactly so unlike the Boys and Girls Club people may not know who Open Door ‸ is so my name is T Owens I'm the operational manager for
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our executive director is Erica Jackson and she is at another event tonight however Open Door is a community organization and we're a provider member of the Brevard Homeless Coalition we're committed to those individuals and their families by ‸ assisting them
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Our mission is to advance the dignity of the most vulnerable and those that are in disadvantaged communities throughout Brevard
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the surrounding counties by enabling individuals and their families and becoming independent through housing navigation stability, educational resources, and income growth through entitlement or employment while aiding them to socially integrate and
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we're also a contractor service provider to NDC management who serves as
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credit apartments Sunrise Terrace and Pineda Village we wanted to bring something to the community to the
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minority male youth we know and it's it's so understandable that minorities they are looked upon as sports and you know and a lot of them see their way out with sports but we wanted to highlight more than sports. We wanted them to see that there are so many other things that are out there and there are so many things that they can do. So with that being said, over the course of the summer we were able to have different speakers come in. We did have Deputy Mayor. He came and spoke to the young men we had many different other speakers
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and we went to different restaurants that they had never been to and also at the end we were able to
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where we actually took them shopping for school supplies or clothes, whichever one they needed. We also, the most important thing that they did was form a brotherhood. So these individuals
who lived,
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and they did not speak to each other, neighbors, and did not hang out or did not speak to each other in school.
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he started he was he was accepted ‸ into Eastern and so he's going to go to Eastern for a semester and he's going
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introduce our youth director coordinator Gerard Thomas and he's ‸ the one that had the idea of young kings so
hello alrighty I just want to say thank
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to do this I created this program and brought it up the idea to Miss T when I was at UA at a program called bridge which was
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and I said a lot of kids don't go to college and a lot of kids don't get to make it
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and these guys turned into my brothers we share a brotherhood
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suits at man's warehouse and everyone had a smile on their face but they have taught me a lot and so I want to thank them first off of hopefully you guys can give them a round of applause because it isn't easy it wasn't easy I want
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‸ he spoke and my younger guys were kind of acting up, but he sat up there and he continued to give them knowledge and wisdom. and so I want to thank all of you so much for giving us the opportunity again and ‸ hopefully we get to do this again next summer thank you
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During my experience with the young kings it wasn't only a brotherhood but it was a great experience I didn't want to go to college at first it didn't really spark my interest but that trip that we took to see the two colleges that they talked about
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So now I do want to go to college I want to explore it makes me want to get back to my community
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Come on up Johnson
Alright, ‸ so during my experience with the young kings program I came into it angry all the time You know lost not knowing what to do
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but then I started my brother introduced me to them, you know, and then the rest is history You know I got into college It's teaching me a better way to live Overall And my mentor, Gerard Every step of the way he's been in my corner helping me Whenever ‸ I need a ride here or there to get important things done Paperwork, anything like that You know, so I really appreciate him for that
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And
I keep telling him he's our future, our future engineer Um, he's very bright and so that's what we were able to highlight for them Um, that you may live in a certain environment However, you don't have to be that environment And so, and you can come out of that environment By other things other than sports And so that was the whole heart of the program Which now we're continuing it throughout the school year as well Um, they had a great time It was very enjoyable to see them at Ruth Chris And they enjoyed themselves and were able to order
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things Um, and also I just wanted to, since we were told we couldn't do a video Um, our, our website is www.opendoorinc.org And there's pictures and there's more about our organization
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Yes
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greatest thing we can do is advance in our children Yes
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there is today's success But tomorrow's future Yes
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sir, is a spokesperson
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appreciate the mentors
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Good job, John Thank you Thank
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Okay, any other presentations?
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Please be mindful You have 180 seconds or three minutes to speak on a particular item And we will proceed in this order Starting first with Dr.
John
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And I work for a company called Solutions Environmental and Energy And I want to thank everybody here on the dais for their Personal time and effort to make Cocoa one of the, I think, one of the best cities in Brevard County And I've been to a lot of ‸ Council meetings
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But I was here to talk about fluoride And One of the things I wanted to inform you is that there are now 60 studies worldwide That show that fluoride reduces the IQ in our children by at least five points Um Five points doesn't sound like a lot But on the bell curve, what that does, it reduces the number of
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And it doubles the number of people who require assistance in this country So
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And I think that's one of the biggest misconceptions and I think that's what everybody has to understand here The city of Cocoa puts fluorosilicic acid in their public water supply And fluorosilicic acid is one of the most dangerous toxic waste byproducts produced by the phosphate industry here in the state of Florida That's not my opinion That's the state of Florida's opinion That's the federal government's opinion That's the EPA's opinion I put a package together explaining that I hope you take a minute to ‸ read it When you talk to your people who run your water system And you ask them,
well,
what's in that
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And you're going to look at it and you're going to say, well, you know, there's a little bit of lead mixed in there And there's a lot of arsenic mixed in there But heck, we dilute it with enough water Not a problem Well, the truth is, that's not all that's in your public water supply
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federal government, they'll confirm all of this
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acid that you buy by the truckload And as I said before If you ingest one
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water treatment plants on a regular basis You will die by the end of the day And if you take a minute, there's not only arsenic, there's not only lead, there's aluminum, there's barium, magnesium, etc, etc. So it's some of the most toxic material on the face of the earth.
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Next, Ms.
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I'm
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for cleaning up Aurora Avenue.
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Thank you
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Mr. Anita Gibson
Good evening, everyone. And thanks so much for giving me this time, this minute. My name is Anita Gibson.
I
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And my aim is that if I never get my son's case solved, I want the parents out there, the mothers, the fathers, the aunties or whomever to know that you have to fight for some justice. There's no such thing as justice because they have birthdays, holidays, so forth and so on.
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to be accountable. Their friends and family have to have
sleepless
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nights waking up thinking, am I doing the right thing by holding this? But anyway, I still want to fight for a cold case unit. I still want to speak to more police officers to be put on board at the police department. I won't give a number. If we say we want 15, if we get 10, we're there. We're climbing in increments because Cocoa is growing.
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officers are also dispatched to help out their fellow officers.
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is more police officers. My number one concern for me and other mothers and families that I speak to, and I say, speak to your issue. Come to the city council and make your voice known. And a lot of them say, why bother? They're not going to do anything or whatever. But that's kind of a nonsense idea to me because, of course, they have their own agenda. But you have to voice and speak what is near and dear to your heart, to your family. Never let them die and be forgotten.
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that memory will live with you and with me forever as long as I live. And one other thing I want to say, I'm going to make an appointment with the city council, with the city manager and the chief at a later date and time. Because I was curious, I spoke to someone today, this morning, about an issue. And I want to know what happens with an evidence locker or evidence room that if there's a murder, how do we keep this evidence for five years, 10 years, 15 minutes?
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speaking on. So I will continue to voice my opinion the best I can. Thank you.
Thank you. Okay. Do we have any additional cards there? Yes, sir. Thank you, county mayor.
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to approve. We
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will allow plastic bags for kelly corn and cotton candy.
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Also, one of the most single-use plastics in the city events will help the city become environmentally friendly.
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Yes, sir.
Please enlighten us now.
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we did some further research on compostable products for serving products ‸ for city events.
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events and some that don't serve at our events but serve at other events as well.
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our food vendor forms and make it a policy for our city-only events.
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the food is put in, the silverware, cups, that type of thing. After speaking with some of our vendors, we did have some concerns. We do have a regular vendor that has been a vendor of ours for over 15 years, and he comes out to every event. There was some concern about the actual plastic bags for the cotton candy and the kettle corn, that there ‸ is no alternate solution at this point for that that still keeps the food fresh. So we did add that language in there to make an exception for that type of food, not necessarily just that vendor, but any vendor that would serve that product. And then also water bottles. You know, there's as long as we're going to prefer or ask for our vendors to serve recyclable water bottles. But in order to be able to serve water or sell water at events, we would still need to ‸ allow the water bottles. So ‸ that's the language that we put together. Again, I spoke with some vendors. There is an additional cost associated with these types of products. But there are some vendors who are used to doing this because it is required in other cities as well. And they said it wasn't as it was a minimal cost. But a lot of times that cost will get passed on to the customer. So just keep that in mind as well. So I'm happy to answer any questions that you might have.
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I also have similar programs and policies. Yes, sir. That are... Yes, we
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cities that utilize
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same type of policy, grabbed some language from them as well, and also worked with the attorney's office to add this into this language.
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Yeah,
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was just going to say thank you for doing that research. And, yeah, it's a growing trend. And based on, you know, the evidence that these plastics break down in the environment to such small pieces that they're being ingested by marine life. And, in fact, there are even signs of it showing up in the human bloodstream. So it is in the food web and everything that we can do, along with all of our sister and brother cities, to prevent that will be good. So thank you. I'd like to make a motion to approve.
We have a motion
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Mayor Hearn.
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‸ Yes, sir. There is, I think April Alexander is here. She is a food
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She had a couple conversations with me about this particular item. I would like for her to speak to this item.
Please come forward. Make
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April.
Thank you.
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Yes, sir.
All right.
Hi, I'm April Sullivan. I own the notorious big food truck. I also own 321 food truck rallies. We promote all of the local food truck rallies. The issue that we have with using those type of things is right now, there's a
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much less when we're asking to use all combustible.
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Generally, any of the events that we attend,
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of our window to adjust for the cost of those items. And they are very, very difficult to find right now. ‸ We are passing on events for Satellite Beach because they are specifying that you have to have those. And they are struggling to obtain vendors at this time because we can't find them. We can't use them if we can't find them.
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to those. But the same restaurants that are in the village, your to-go boxes are generally styrofoam because they can't get them either.
Yeah, so that, you know, in having that
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we don't have multiple conversations the last few years dealing with food trucks. She, April is one of the few
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that helped us out with our last ordinance that we had with the food truck ordinance that we have now. Now, there's a lot of, I'm going to be a no vote on this, just based on, we know how much things are costing our consumers all across the board.
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pulled pork sandwich for what now, $12.50 for a sandwich. Or if she does, you know, whatever her meals end up being, she has to add $2 to $3.
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up for this.
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fact alone. So that's, that's a lot of that on that one.
I would also like to say that this is only for, my understanding of what I read was it would only be for the city events. Currently at this time, there are no food vendors who are licensed to vend within the city, except for myself,
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within the city, because there's a very, very unclear written version of what obtaining your license looks like. So not only are you asking us to use these specific items, but you're asking us to come to the city that won't allow us to work here, and then use these very high priced items for your event, so that it would be good for the city when the city wants to use our services.
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taxes for, we cannot.
All of the food vendors that do our events are licensed and insured. We have to require that in order for them to be a vendor at our events.
Correct. But we can't same
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I can't go to George and the dragon, or I can't go to any business and serve a lunch because the city will not allow any license to be issued except for mine. But even with mine under public records
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it says there are none, but I actually have one. So how we don't have one in a public records request is unbeknownst to me.
But... Lisey, sir. Yes, sir.
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stating? In reference of our city policies?
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Yeah. So ‸ I think she's specifically talking about food trucks in the village are not permitted based
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on ‸ the... Within the entire city. If anybody here could tell me how many food trucks actually own a license within the city to anywhere, to vend anywhere within the city.
Food
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Since 2020, how many have been approved?
Trips.
I'm trying to look it up right now.
Let me answer that question.
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mean, the city does have a rather extensive ordinance regarding food trucks. I don't know how many have applied for a permit. I don't know how many have been granted a permit. That's an operational data question.
As soon as you apply, you're denied because you have to have a property owner's notarized letter. But it can't be like the tenant that's renting the building or if they're leasing it. It has to be the property owner. And the verbiage that's on it says that the property owner and the mobile vendor unit will both be legally responsible for any violations jointly. ‸ No property owner wants to be responsible for another person's business who's just coming there to serve lunch. The verbiage that's included in there is what's making it very, very difficult for anyone to obtain a license. I have one, but nobody else has been able to obtain one.
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I think he's stated his concerns. Councilwoman calls... Yeah,
no, I was just going to ask a question.
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compostable materials? And they brought down the prices tremendously. And I'm not aware of any shortages.
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They probably are more expensive. But through this co-op, they brought the price way down. So
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viable to vendors in Satellite Beach in Melbourne and the other places where this is required.
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We don't have the same... We don't
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So we don't have the same outlets that they have.
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anything shipped in. And that's not the price of it. That's just for the shipping. ‸ Per case. Because we don't order...
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shipped.
But...
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No, I've heard the same concern. Not exactly in her words. But I've heard from food truck vendors that they were having trouble within the city. So I would just ask maybe at a later date, maybe review the ordinance and go over it together.
That's all I have.
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issue is? And so, if you are a food truck owner, vendor, and you want to operate in the city outside of a special event, and you want to park in Murdoch's parking lot ‸ to run your business, you have to have the permission of the owner of Murdoch's. And the owner also has to accept liability associated with you running the food truck business. That's ‸ the issue. Ma'am?
Thank you.
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Rockledge,
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simply just sign a paper. Come
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Okay. When July 2020, when the Florida State Statue was amended, it was actually amended to read, we are ‸ governed by the state. We're not licensed by any city or county, nor do we answer. And it was ‸ given, all authority was given to the state. So Rockledge, Palm Bay, Titusville, Cape Canaveral, several others. I can't think of off the top of my head. We literally just signed a paper. We provide documentation that we are licensed, insured. And then our fire inspections and our gas inspections are up to date. And that's all we have to do to vend there. The city of Cocoa and the city of Melbourne. Well, let
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Yeah, you just sign a paper and show them verification.
But,
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You can't just pull into an owner's lot and start vending, right?
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Well, because they invite you there. Like, we're not going to just pull into just, like, any place on the side of the road. Yeah, so
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have
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They just go, again, on.
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and you don't have permission to be there,
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two angry business owners who are calling code enforcement. You're going to know we are there.
Yeah, but, ‸ again, beforehand, Rockledge doesn't, they don't require the business owner to sign anything. It's just, again, taking you at your word that you have a relationship with the existing business.
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Okay.
Titusville too.
Okay, thank you.
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So,
in 2020, did we adopt that state's amendment for
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I'll go back and refresh my memory. Yes, there is a state statute.
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vehicles within the entirety of the city.
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food dispensing units within the entirety of the city. So, you know, I think that's addressed. The city has specific requirements for mobile vending units from a land use perspective and from an operational perspective ‸ on property, like cleaning up trash and things like that. So, the ordinance does require if a mobile food dispensing vehicle is going to operate on private property, then ‸ the dispensing vehicle owner must produce some, an affidavit of the property owner, where the property owner has agreed to allow the vehicle to operate on their property, and that the property owner recognize and acknowledge that there are rules about cleanup and there are other rules that, you know, if their temporary tenant, so to speak, the vehicle doesn't abide by the rules and, for example, do the cleanup, then the property owner could be held responsible for the cleanup. So, you know, there's a little bit more to the story.
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look at because I had conversations. I can't remember which staff person about whether or not the form actually mirrors what's actually in the code. It might go a little bit above and beyond, perhaps, regarding the ‸ property owners. You know, liability. I can go back and
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got to look at that issue. So, yeah, certainly it's council's prerogative whether you want to take
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look ‸ at your ordinance. We can go through all the details. That's not what this item is about. It's kind of digressing off your agenda. So I'm not sure how much more you want to discuss it, the mobile ‸ food dispensing vehicle issue.
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I found the ordinance.
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It was ordinance 10-2020, and according to this file, it was effective on 7-29-20.
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Thank you for the point of clarification.
All right.
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Well, ‸ I was hoping, Sam, can you clarify? I'm trying to understand how this impacts the resolution that we're looking at.
We got a little off. No, it's
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So what the agenda item that is before you is for a policy to add to our current food vendor policy for city special events only.
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in touch with the co-op for the products to be able to purchase the products as well. They did mention that as well. So this is again for our food vendors for city events only to purchase compostable serving products.
Mr. Mayor, to answer the Councilwoman's question, though, I think this young lady had two separate issues. So she came on the composting issue. And in addition to that, the food vendor was a different issue there.
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I think ‸ in addition to her comments on the item, she's bringing to our attention her concern about the ‸ vending truck item also issue.
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And then just again, what other cities have already put something actually similar in place?
There's several. Yeah,
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Correct.
‸ Just city hosted events. So if the city hosting a food truck rally at Provost Park for back to school like we've done before, that would be a city hosted event. Correct.
Yes.
Okay. All right. Thank you.
All right.
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Would you recite the motion please just for the record?
The
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motion by Councilmember
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And then it was for discussion.
Okay.
Thank you very much, ma'am. Thank you. Councilman, what type of products do you use at your facility, if I may ask?
Well, there's, we've had a soft opening, so there was a couple of different ones we used. But yeah, the expenses ‸ have gone up and the information of less expensive item for the same item are available. I haven't heard that there is a problem at all for supply, but that's for an existing restaurant lounge type setup. But was, and if there's any other questions in reference to food trucks in the village, I know it's not on the agenda, but I can add to that. I just don't want to take your time right now.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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No. Mayor says no. Aye.
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mitigation contribution deferral agreement for the orchid lake development of a 90 unit affordable multi-family rental housing development proposed to be located on the southwest corner of the Michigan Avenue and the University Lane
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required by the city of Cocoa for failure to provide tree replacements on site. And I would just like to state that no tree mitigation contribution will ever be required for the project should the property continue to be used as an affordable housing community in accordance with the petition for 20 years immediately following the issuance of the certificate of occupancy.
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major points there. So this is a pre-development tree mitigation agreement that in essence over a 20 year period has the potential to zero out the tree mitigation requirement per the landscaping ordinance. That currently is
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there because this is an affordable housing project and because of the need for affordable housing. This item is put before you again as you stated if it if it ceases to become an affordable housing project or community within the first 10 years of the project. Then the total was due. And if it continues to be an affordable housing project years 11 through 20. There's a sliding scale all the way down to zero for each year that they complete as an affordable housing project there and we have that in the in the agenda item. You can see the sliding scale beginning or the sliding contribution or balance amount beginning in ‸ year 11 and zeroing out in year 20.
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like to make a motion to approve the pre-development tree mitigation contribution deferral agreement for orchid lake development.
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We are very happy with the recommendation of staff and the development agreement as ‸ written. It is the intent of the partnership to maintain this longer than 20 years, as long as they possibly can, because we all know affordable housing is so necessary throughout the county, throughout the state, and actually the country. So with that,
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If you have any questions, otherwise we just ask for your approval of the agreement.
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tree mitigation, but through cooperation, collaboration, and
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Yeah, so this item and the one following it, we spent some time, the economic development director and city manager, talking about the weaknesses of our tree ordinance and this mitigation, because we're really not using it doesn't really work in most cases. And we also talked about that the current ordinance is just based on inches.
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know, certain species attract certain wildlife. You want to have a variety of trees, to have a healthy canopy,
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a lot of those aspects, which are kind of above my pay grade or my expertise with trees. So it will be good at some point to bring this back and to somehow get some of that, to have an arborist oversee those decisions. Yes, of course, this is a project that has a big social benefit to us. So we'll be happy to have them. And I understand they're going to be planting a variety of trees.
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Item number three, consider of a pre-development tree mitigation contribution,
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code for the failure to provide tree replacements on site. Mr. City Manager, sir.
Yes, sir. And so the other item was in pursuit of affordable housing against the requirement of the tree code there. This is in pursuit of net new jobs. And obviously talked about it many times, increasing the tax roll.
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is proposing a 210,000 square foot expansion facility.
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This would actually also zero out after a period of time.
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100 net new jobs. And then after the third year beginning with the fourth year,
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because again, we're going to stretch that requirement for an additional five years.
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And so if, for example, in year four, they didn't meet the 100 net new ‸ jobs or they missed it by 30%, then that their payment would be 30% times the balance ‸ for that year. Again, zeroing out after the eighth year. Again,
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So ‸ it's a huge facility. The owner is here and he may want to talk about what he's proposing to do or just give you sort of the good aspects of this particular project.
‸ Before you say your name, young man, I would like to approve the pre-developmentary mitigation contribution deferral agreement with BTGM LLC. Second. We have a motion on the floor by the chair and ‸ second by Councilman Dow. Okay. Say your name, please. Sir, even though I do know your name. Yes,
sir. My name is Bobby Fleckinger. I'm the CEO of Diamondback America. We have a lot of other different companies, but we started Diamondback Airboats. Definitely want to start that my family has been in Cocoa in business for over 80 years.
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out. Diamondback Airboats has been in business 33 years this November. So I started that. So basically, you know,
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We had 234 employees. As of today, we have 339. We are a rapidly growing company.
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I've been here my whole life. We are bringing people in from other states. Our
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This is just where we want to be. Not only are we bringing new jobs, we're investing in new technology, equipment, ‸ state-of-the-art facilities, all in Cocoa. Between the building and the equipment, it's $39 million is what that building with the new equipment we're putting. And that's just for our marine division, not including our other companies. ‸ We do have a building in Rockledge. ‸ The other building, ‸ the second phase of that, ‸ that business will be moving here. And I think it has about 45 employees. So all of
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is we are competing with other states. We're in the OEM manufacturing. So we sell to the people that make the most money, I guess you could say. You know, we get paid a dollar, they sell it to the public for $10. But the biggest thing is we have to run lean, we have to work hard, and we have to watch every penny we do. So not only for the costing and the cost per hour and the cost per square foot, but we also think it's important of what we're doing for the community,
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They're bringing their families. We're getting job recommendations. You know, when you say for the kids, I didn't bring a list of all the stuff we do for kids. We do for law enforcement, first responders, and kids. That's really all we do for. So the people that were up here earlier super highly recommend what they're doing. So like I said, I just wanted to let everybody know how long my family's been here. And we're really hoping this tree mitigation passes because it's a huge expense on us on this facility.
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spend local, and hire local to the world. A lot of my former students are gainfully employed by you, and I know the commitment that you have from them. And it did my heart wonders just like the young group of men that was here previously, the young teens, how we invest in children or up-and-coming callers.
So we do. It's a
great area.
Can I say one more thing?
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So if you start there, I want to say 90% of our people that run our company started there answering the phone or putting a sheet of polymer on. So when you start there, you have, you
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I always tell somebody to take my job.
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We want a work commitment that you're going to be, but we'll pay for your schooling to be an engineer. All that is in our work package. So ‸ we're trying to bring people in and keep them here.
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businesses doesn't do us any good. So we are putting resources in to keep our people.
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Yeah, I just wanted to say thank you for choosing Coco. Okay. And I also, I know that this is a, you know, it's a large manufacturing outfit and there is clear cutting, but I understand that you're maintaining clusters of trees, which is, from what I understand, is the best practice in this case.
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I appreciate that.
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Okay. I have that number if you need it.
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Yeah. So we want our place to look good, not just a bare parking lot. Right. Our landscaping on this is $400,000. So we don't want a bare landscape facility. And we've grown a lot, but if you come to our facilities, they're well taken care of, clean, maintained, and that's what this one will be.
Mm-hmm. Thank you.
Mm-hmm.
Thank you and your staff for not only talking about, but walking the walk this way.
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It adopts the tax roll and establishes the storm water rate for the next year. There is a
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increase in the storm water rates from fiscal year
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And also with this agenda item is acceptance of the Stantec final report for the storm water rate review and study for the fiscal year 23.
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fire protection for
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is again the uh final assessment resolution ‸ for the fire protection fees or otherwise known as fire assessment fees
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assessment fees for fiscal year 2023
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we have a motion
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fee schedule related to the issuance of building permits pursuant to the floor building code,
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we had discussed this at a budget workshop once
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uh it allows our local governments to have a schedule of values for permit fees and building permit fees to kick to carry out our responsibility to enforce the Florida building code. And this uh is based on the direct costs and reasonable indirect costs that are part of the building plans, the inspections, the re-inspections, permit processing,
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There's a lot that goes into a permit application before it becomes issued. And and so we are using these permit fees to help account for those costs, including the enforcement of those permits and those the issuance of those permits and the inspections associated with any construction. That will ensure that the buildings are up to the standards that they are supposed to be per the Florida Building Code. So as you know, last year we did update our building permit fees when we implemented the new citizen serve system. And
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uh Very successfully we have been uh having some great success with the program. the The permit uh applicants are very, uh they seem to, are getting used to the system. Let's just go with that. They, you know, at first it was, ‸ it was a challenge for them and, and now they're becoming more uh used to working in the system. uh With that, we are trying to clean up some of our fees a little bit to make it more clear and understanding. And we're also trying to be consistent with what the county and other cities within Brevard County have to, to make it more consistent for contractors and residents who are applying.
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making some minor modifications to the permit fees. The base fees are staying unchanged, uh 75 for a residential and 100 for a commercial permit.
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it goes into the
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construction value. All commercial permits will be charged ‸ based on valuation for each permit, with the exception of a construction trailer. We have simplified the residential permits, uh putting some permits that we had separated together, such as the fence masonry wall and retaining walls. Those were all separate permits.
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permit system. uh Sheds are all in the signs and everything. They're all under one permit system instead of having it under multiple permits. ‸ And we're trying to clean up our uh permit, just the the descriptions of the permits, the
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day inspections have been removed, uh mostly because they're not readily used, and when they have been requested, we have not had the ability to honor those inspections. So if we have any special inspection requests, we will have ‸ the building official look into it. One of the things that we did change uh dramatically were the re-inspection fees. They're changed to the following schedule. uh If a building inspector goes out and they fail an inspection, the first re-inspection is free, as is current. After
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the third is 100 and the fourth is 125 any additional after four is 125.
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throughout the state who are, we are trying to avoid having re-inspections. That what we see happening is contractors will call re-inspections and cancel when we get there. And so it's costing us staff time to go out there. uh Just
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23rd. So we average about
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And if we have continual inspections that are canceled the day of or right when we get out there, it's costing us staff time. So by implementing these additional fees will make the contractor more responsible and and accountable for their actions as far as not being able to have the inspection. they need to have They need to be ready when we show up for the inspection. So other than that, we are just trying to keep it clean um and consistent with what the county has and what the cities have throughout the county.
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and inspection fee schedule related to the issuance of building permits and fire inspection pursuant to the Florida Fire Prevention Code and repealing resolution 2019-019 in its entirety we address this issue to as well Chief Lamb sir and I'm going to workshop yes
sir thank you mr
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says the city has the ability to schedule fees and pay only the cost of fire inspections conducted pursuant to the fire code and related to administrative expenses and so forth. One of the biggest things that we noticed was that there really have never been any fees. So anytime a new construction or even old construction came in and they did anything ‸ as far as plans, reviews, any of that, there was no charge on behalf of the city to that building owner or to that construction company. So really they were getting it for free. The only thing that we were charging was $50 for a fire inspection, for annual inspection. So that wasn't even covering administrative cost or your cost of doing business.
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money put it to the side to pay these fees. And just seeing the expression on their face when they're like what what do you mean you don't have any fees for the fireside I'm like, yeah. So this basically spells that out.
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the fees would look like. We did a comparison with all the other municipalities including Brevard County around us and tried to stay in that median. ‸ We didn't want to be on the high side, but we certainly didn't need to be on the low side either. We did adjust some of our other fees or our fire inspection fee to kind of lower that a little bit more to make it more amicable for maybe some of our home businesses or things like that that have to have fire inspections and maybe they're not a large corporation. But certainly this helps some of those bigger businesses that require a lot of time, a lot of effort, both on the building department side and the fire side to do those plans, reviews, things of that nature to really kind of carry their own weight and pay for those services that they're getting from the city I think I talked about it at the budget committee meeting a while back that when we were outsourcing to a private contractor, they were making big money off of us having them do plans, reviews for us. The workload was just too high. We didn't have a fire inspector at a time, and we paid a lot of money for that, and the taxpayers paid for that. We never recovered any bit of that money so I think it's a it's a fair plan and certainly somewhere where we need to be at to help those services continue within the city.
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final agenda item for tonight.
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acres drainage
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Acres drainage improvement project. It's part of the hazard mitigation grant program. Unfortunately, even after 50 days of being broadcasted out, we only received two bids. One of those was a no bid Due to it not having as much competition as FEMA would prefer they suggest that we we reject all the bids We'll keep that one
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sealed and rebid the project and hopes for a little bit more action I guess and more bids and hopefully more competitive bids
okay any questions
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y'all man I think you are the president
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so let's please uh acknowledge his accomplishments. He's just recently appointed and approved by his peers. so congratulations sir ‸ You know what I want to say next. time to pride And now he's stirring the pot. and advisory boards and committees?
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attorney, sir. Just
one item that I've reported to you individually, but just to put it on the record since I've been
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the Florida Supreme Court. So I just wanted to put that in the record. Thank you. all
right let's give our superintendent a round of applause.
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like that pink rabbit,
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Thank you very much, sir.
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okay all right uh I want to say one thing. uh Mr. City Manager, I know I'm gonna get in trouble, but I don't give a rat's toll name. This coming Friday, the city manager finally turns 46.
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noted, I think during the last city council meeting, we have a number of August birthdays, myself included. Mrs. Bowman,
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And I feel like I'm missing someone. Lauren
Stinnett,
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Yeah,
Lauren Stinnett and
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Beach.
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So
August was a great month for the city employee. Hey,
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applause.
Happy birthday.
Steve Coco, man, you know, if we don't care for our own, who else will? You know what I'm saying? So happy birthday to you all. We do the same thing at my church. We give out ribbons. But, you know, since I'm on
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But happy birthday to you all.
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So I want to give you your happiness now while you can enjoy it. So thank you. Thank you for your commitment
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Anything else, Mr. City Manager?
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sir. Okay. Deputy Mayor Hearn has informed me it's odds. Okay. So that's one and three. Let's go with three first.
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All right. Okay. Okay.
You know I would get you, but I'm ‸ just
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it alone. Leave it alone.
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I'm glad you're back.
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I do. You do. Which would you like first? The pictures? Roll it. Just roll it.
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I'll just put the pictures up.
‸ I'll do it afterwards. It's about seven seconds. No, man. I'm
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Go ahead. First, before I get started,
I want to give a huge congratulations to our mayor, Michael C. Blake. He is now the vice president for the Florida League of Cities. ‸ I'm
going to
give him a huge hand for that.
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represented in all those behind the door meetings that a lot of people really don't know about. So we just want to appreciate you for taking the opportunity to do it as well. So
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a few pictures from the League of Cities. The next two photos, this is a huge thing that's happening this week at
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with ESPN.
It's their
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Monday, today, they were there this morning, and they're also going to be there in the morning at 10 o'clock. So ESPN Academy Sports, our last meeting, I kind of let the cat out of
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bag, but ‸ $75,000 worth of equipment is being donated. But these are new murals that are being painted inside the weight room as we speak. So I think he'll be done with most of the murals in the morning. You go to the next one.
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Actually, she is a former teacher at Monroe High School, and it was her 95th birthday. She lives right there on Factory Street, so I wanted to go say hi to her.
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My father was awarded the business award for 2022. ‸ Yes, sir. You go to the next. Oh, that was it. ‸ So a lot of things have
been
going on the last few weeks. We've been really, really busy. I finally went on vacation, too. That was a good thing.
But
I'm proud of the way that the city is going in a really, really good direction. I took the opportunity to watch our video again from our economic breakfast that our mayor did as well.
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Okay. This is showing a video of inside the weight room. The community came out all weekend from Sunday on. They painted on the wall. They took everything out of the... And so
this
weight room is going to be top of the line. Another opportunity for Cocoa Hot Athletics to go to the next level.
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Oh, watch out.
But again, all the kids
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very excited. ‸ When you see the ESPN video of the kids talking about just having people caring about them. I think that's one of the biggest things that we get out of this. Yes, they get in a brand new weight room, but it's bigger than that.
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So
‸ that's all I have. Appreciate everybody.
All right. Okay.
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Okay.
Uh, well, just a big shout out to the Shaw's for opening the Children's Hunger Project. Um, walking through the inside of that building, they've, um, they've got a really nice space to carry out their mission. Um, and they've done some nice things on the exterior as well.
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That was inappropriate and bad form. Um,
Um,
it was just, that was unnecessary and most of all, it distracted from the real issues. So, um, I will not be doing that again. Um, I
do
want to say from the perspective of somebody that's been sitting on the Save Our Indian River Lagoon, on the plan over the five years, septic to sewer has been particularly difficult. Um,
and
there's been, I would have to say that most, uh, utility directors have had real problems with it at first, because it's a completely different way of doing things than they normally do. ‸ So, fortunately, we've been able to make it over some of those pitfalls. It may speak to, you know, the plan itself that may not be set up the way it should be. I'm not sure that we have the ability to change that. But, um, it certainly, that has been a struggle for most of the municipalities. Um, ‸ and that's too bad because, uh,
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the, ‸ on the, the, um, shorelines of Cocoa and Rockledge, particularly bad right now. Uh, ‸ the counts are high. Um, the blooms as a result of the freshwater inundations from the storms. Um, my neighbor across the street had two manatee show up dead on the shore. And had to call a fish and wildlife. So that was just a couple of days ago. So,
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So I was really happy to see on our consent agenda, um, that we are applying for and could potentially leverage, uh, grant dollars to do, um, several different stormwater projects that will reduce our excess nutrients going into the lagoon.
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And that's the end of my report.
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Uh, to Jack, if you want me to say his name again.
Yes
ma'am,
I'm just, I was right ma'am, that's all. Thank you. Thank you. I'm happy to
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of the largest water distributor in the great state of Florida. So that itself speaks volumes. And, and my commitment and our commitment to staff and city manager and all citizens and all 400 plus 14 employees, man. They deserve it. They deserve it.
They earn
it. And they stand it. They have stood in the test of time. And we will always support them. Notice I say we. And I'm not speaking French. So I
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thank you all very much. I appreciate you all. Bye-bye. Thank you. All right. Okay. Next. Devonair.
Sir, yes sir. D2.
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So, uh,
I'll
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City, uh,
a couple
of weeks ago. Um,
it was great to see that,
uh, Coco was a conversation of many people there. Um, we are on the
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People are really keeping their eyes on the great things that we're doing in this state.
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I appreciate staff as well for all the hard work you've been doing.
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So far,
there's
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been no issues. Continue to watch out for the children in the mornings. And, um,
today I had the opportunity as well
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Um, you
know, over my time at
that high school, I spent many hours in that gym. And, uh,
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I was glad that, uh, many people in the community came out
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school
board member, uh,
Jennifer Jenkins
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starting that initiative. And, uh, it's just a great thing to see our children being able to have a great workout facility.
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help them advance throughout their, uh, high school week. Um, that's all I have.
Thank you very much.
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of all, I want
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say to God be the glory, because
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I would like to thank our president of the Space Coast League of City and fellow ‸ Rockland, Brady Yes, Councilman Goins,
uh,
Pastor Sean Ferguson, Councilman Sean Ferguson, and President Sean Ferguson made the motion. And it was, uh, second by Mayor Pat Bates. But I would like to say thank you to all the nominated committee members for selecting me. It was a long and tedious process. To my council members, I thank you for having your face in the place with the human race. But again, it's all about God. And it's not about me. It's not about us.
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So you guys, I don't care how they look at it, shape and look at the same. I know who was in the house.
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first vice president, uh, Mayor, um, George,
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Jolene is from the Port St. Lucie. She's a councilwoman and I
think
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Vice Mayor there. And then there's yours truly all the way
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And
yes, you're right. Um,
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And I, again, I thank everyone for your support. And I thank you for your positive, uh, reinforcement comments to city staff,
and
I'm the city manager and all the citizens that are
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Next,
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Uh, Jones Tigers. We're going to find out who's a real tiger, but you can bet on orange and black.
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Because the other Tigers I think are green and orange, if I'm not mistaken. Yes sir. So have your face in the place, man. If you want to see this, uh, see a great halftime show, you better come early and stay late.
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and her staff for getting the school prepared for this up and coming football season. So kudos to them.
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a function in, uh, Melbourne, uh,
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and myself. We
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Uh, Pastor Randy Alonzo, who was involved with our sister city, spoke at this program. And this program involved all God's children. Like we say, even though we come from, um, different tribes, we belong to one race. That's a human race because we are all God's children. This is also part
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So we had a wonderful time there. And I thank, uh,
uh,
Pastor Ramos too, as well, and his staff for hosting this event. The other thing we had the opportunity to meet, um, with, uh, Mrs. Cheryl Kaminsky, who's
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supporting this and sponsoring this as well. Um, we had the opportunity to speak to the Rotarians, um, this past Tuesday.
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of, um, Chris Whale. I want to say thank you to him as well as Jack Masson, who was present. Now, not to get a little morbid, but just to show you how things are interesting to kids. This past Friday,
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Yes, sir, let me get my throat cleared.
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Matter of fact, I took a 13-year-old kid that loves Dr. G's, um, program that comes on television that deals with medical examination of corpse. And I learned a lot there. Um, to see a 13-year-old kid there along with the mother and families and friends, uh, it was quite interesting. And, uh, very educational.
Um,
quite naturally, I want to say
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And thank you, Randy, for all
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people will go there. And I understand why. But the point that I'm saying to you, if a young child is interested in doing this, we must promote this. I know it's a tough position, but we have more
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as
well. So kudos to them.
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to the residents on School Street and Even Street and
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We're moving forward on this. A lot of great things are going to happen. So I thank you very much. It's preventing those cars and motorcycles and ATVs from cutting through your property.
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your blessings, Mr. City Manager, um, there was an issue where several homeless people were living under our bridge. If we can get some postage or signage to let them know,
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maybe about a year and a half ago or two years ago, the county went through there and purged that area and ate for like four truckloads of trash and waste from there. And we're just trying to be proactive so that we can maybe post some signs letting them know overnight stay is not permitted.
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so that the citizens that walk along that corridor will continue
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is down.
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thank you and kudos to all the men and women of all departments. Team Coco, Team Coco, God bless these great United States. Buy local, spend local, keep it local. Sir, yes, sir.
I have one thing, please, sir.
Go ahead, my friend.
So, um, I want to get a prayer for maybe, uh, Chief Lamb can kind of enlighten us on this, but there was a, uh, or you can as well.
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a few days ago, one of our stations, Station 21,
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our engine crew was involved in that, uh,
uh,
motor vehicle incident.
Uh,
three of our
firefighters were injured, along with a passenger and
another vehicle. Um,
they're still recovering.
They have, uh, quite, quite a ways to go for their recovery. So, um, if we can, uh, just take a moment of silence for those firefighters at the moment. Absolutely. Thank you all and continue to keep them in your prayers if you could.
Thank you, family. Absolutely.
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Second.
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Aye.
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‸ Thank you.