Motion to approve with those amendments.
‸ We got a motion from Councilwoman ‸ Cost, a second from Deputy Mayor Warren. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye.
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June 12, 2019, regular meeting of June 26, 2019,
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have an amendment. So, what's the procedure?
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Go ahead.
Okay, I'd like to amend the June 12th minutes, just where I was quoted on page 16, last paragraph, last sentence. Change it to read, she felt Reverend
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adversity to everyone in attendance.
Okay, motion to approve with the
amendment
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saying ‸ aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Okay, we're going to move on to awards and presentations. Up first,
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And Cocoa, being so rich in the faith-based community, having 60-some churches, I thought this was something we really would like to look at.
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Thank you for
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work with families before they become homeless. Last school year in a packet that I gave you, you can see that there were nearly 3,000 students in the garden of the 12th grade who were quoted as homeless. That number doesn't count birth to five.
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birth to five is about 40% of all those who are homeless. Why are there so many homeless students within our community? I think most everyone in this room
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the fact of that gap between income and housing. That housing continues to grow.
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collaborative. We
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over 60.
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not better. We've seen the statistics show that it
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can do that with the power. I'm
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you
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can't see the story of Janet and
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through our shelter program. They were through our active care program. ‸ We worked with them for a year for some of the straight-A students in high school. And they're just an amazing part of our community that they're going
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So, Tara, I mean, my thought was that
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my council mates, we could even organize some sort of summit or facilitate some sort of coming together of the faith-based community to at least alert them and try to recruit them to the program so that we can be a part of the solution.
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Chair, could you possibly email all of us this presentation so we could at least have it to share? Thank you.
Thank you. Appreciate you. Thank you, ma'am.
Okay, up next we
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Yeah, and I'm really proud to read this. I don't know if you knew this, Jack, but the Florida Water and Pollution Control Operators Association is actually an affiliate of the national organization I work for, the Water Environment Federation. So proudly I read this proclamation, ‸ whereas the Florida Water and Pollution Control Operators Association, organized in 1941 as a non-profit, trade organization that promotes the sustainability of Florida's water utility industry through workforce development to protect the health of Florida's citizens and to preserve the state's water resources. And whereas this organization offers water and wastewater treatment plant operator and water distribution system operator training ‸ courses required for the state of Florida licenses, eight voluntary certification programs, and community education programs for operator license renewal. And whereas this organization is recognizing the importance of the Florida statutes and administrative code that regulate the water industry, acts as liaison between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and industry personnel,
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Association recognizes all those who have played a significant part in operating and maintaining drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater systems in Florida by celebrating Florida Water Professionals Month, which applauds their constant efforts to protect our health and environment 365 days per year
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So now therefore, Jake Williams, do hereby extend greetings and best wishes. And just to say to our own operators, I mean, they are the first line of defense in public health, and they do not get nearly enough credit. So I'm glad to hand this proclamation for your signature.
Yes, ma'am. I'll give this to Jack here.
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Thank you. Okay, we're going to move on to item number three, which is the Cocoa Village Playhouse.
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Drama Mama. Drama
Mama.
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season. It's so great to see everyone, and thank you for allowing us to speak early, because we do have our first audition of the year at 7 o'clock tonight. We're continuing. And I would like to introduce three of the young people who are going to be critically involved this year,
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And that would be just standing
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So we are very present, working in collaboration with as many organizations as we possibly can. One of those being Cocoa High School. And we had the joy of presenting their concert this past weekend. We are so proud of them.
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to be given to
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making it up to Carnegie Hall, $7,799.52. Wow.
Thank
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Stacey, by the way, that doesn't include the $20,000 that we raised in sponsorships.
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The general public, the population.
And
what I would like to say is yes, we are the performing arts center right here in Cocoa Village based with community performers. However, we are so much more than that because with every single show, we have a community service project attached. We are known for pet adoptions with the Brevard Humane Society. So
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But we do believe in the arts and what the arts do, especially for our young people. And
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Off the Press season brochure. And this brochure covers everything that we've scheduled thus far. And
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Out of about 19 offerings, 18 or 19 offerings.
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For
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We're
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We also have a small brochure, which is really good for you to put in your pocket and take and share with others. So,
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This year to bring the Florida State Magician Contest in January to the theater. So these are just a few of the themes. You'll also see us fundraising drastically. Every single thing we do, we're raising funds, whether it be for the Playhouse or whether it be as partners. So are there any questions? I'm trying to remain brief, but you can tell how excited I am. ‸ I'm excited about this year. And we invite you to leave your everyday world and come and audition.
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but are there any questions that any of
you may have?
You're trying to get Leroy Darby to sing for us tonight.
Thank you, ma'am.
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original production
of Louis Armstrong's Wonderful World. Very, very proud of that production.
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And that was our most recent original. Are there any questions, comments?
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hot
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cards.
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How many years
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Well, I tell everyone I came with the building.
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And they're
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They're sliding everywhere. You'll see on the front of this that we're celebrating 30 seasons. And
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And I have been there for 30 years. And very honored to serve and hoping to serve as long as I absolutely can continue to have this excitement. So I
always will, no matter what.
We're very fortunate to have you. Thank you. Thank you,
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We have in the house tonight, we have six of our board members of the local Y. We
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the local board. So I just want to thank you.
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As we, we're here to kind
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have the presentation in front of you. So I will quickly kind of go through a little bit of the history.
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volunteer. He signed up for two years and didn't realize it was an all-time year term. But Robin ran the Y over here when it was an independent Y. In 2002, they merged with us at the YMCA in Central Florida. And then in 2004, we had the opportunity to put a YMCA in Cocoa.
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You all remember, and just so reiterating, thank you for your original gift of $350,000 that you all
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with our partnership. And
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out over a five-year period and we were able to help start the Y
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where we are today. So Cocoa residents, college students and faculty is on the college campus. And so as we move forward, here's where we are. When you look at 2018 statistics, we've served over 4,900 people in membership in programs at Cocoa Y.
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236 people in
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which is less than our Orlando rate. 60% of those members are on financial assistance.
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community, it's extremely important. And you can read the rest of those other statistics
there that make this very,
very
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so when you look at our Silver Sneaker program, 280 seniors come into the Y five, six days a week. And you get an opportunity to exercise and be healthier.
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on at the Y on a regular basis. And so as we look at the last six years specifically, this is the number of people that have come into the Y. Silver Sneakers totally. We started looking at sports registrations and we started looking at individual donors. This Y is what we call one of our community outreach Y's in our association. And I'll give you another statistic here, which is important.
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Orlando, which is on Oak Ridge Boulevard and OBT.
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all four of these Y's are community outreach
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spend a lot of time with these four family centers.
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And so I know the population number I have up there is the unincorporated part of Cocoa. And I think your population of residents is like 19,000. This is kind of the unincorporated. I'll show you another slide that will show why I'm showing that. And I also know that the median household income ‸ is incorporated to those around 30,000.
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But you can see how the demographics look in a 12-mile radius. This is kind of an
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And every one of these green dots is showing you, and this little amoeba here, is really the 12-minute drive time. And you can see
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And then the 12-minute drive time is everything in blue. And then each purple dot is a Y membership. And so when I say the unincorporated part, you look at a 12-minute driving for most of our Y's in the demographic. And that gives you an idea of what I'm talking about here. Since the Cocoa Y has been in existence, this is the amount of partnerships. And these are the partnerships that we have. And so we have Boys and Girls Club. We have Special Olympics. We have the Police Department. You look up here, we have had all these folks be a part of the Y. And
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the Y in some way, shape, or form over the last, since 2004 when we opened it.
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means to this community. Here are some faces. I think it's always important to see things that are happening in the pool. Things that are happening in the social
aspects,
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How we save lives and take care of people. And then how we also take care of the youth. And develop them as individuals and better citizens.
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It's lost a tremendous amount of weight. I won't go into reading that.
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successfully, this gentleman is a hero at my point. And we have hundreds of these
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do. Some more pictures. We have a great child care program. A group of people here doing exercise and staying healthy. Here we have how to prevent child abuse. And I'm making a pledge. Here we have a coach working with youth. To kind of give you some examples. Here's another testimony which, when you look at
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4 cancer, and you look at what cancer can do to people. And what
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say we save lives and we promote health. This person wanted to learn how to take swim lessons. And we got this person in swim lessons to learn
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long time. Those stories are very, very impactful. A few other members are also losing 100 pounds just like that other gentleman I also talked about.
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competing. A lot of learning. We have fun runs. ‸ We have ‸ fun here with our home here and our staff and our members working out.
Cocoa
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not a gym. It's not a place for this testimonial here. He's got five children. They live at the Y. Not literally, but they're there quite a bit. And I love the Cocoa
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Nothing but a pure blessing to my family is another testimony. Why the
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I think it's important, as you all know, that you
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this
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in 2004.
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as unemployment, chronic disease, educational disparities, and you can read down through that of what's going on in our community. The Y is a safe place for people to be. Whether you can afford it or not.
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And our job is the Y is for all. ‸ How do we make sure that
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The power of us, I think, is extremely important. It's amazing what's possible when we work together. So right now we're working with
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on a long-term agreement with the college. They have pledged $200,000 to start the renovation process.
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contract with that. And also getting them to look at how they can do more for the renovation efforts. And we're also going to talk to several community members as we start this. ‸ We have
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And it's how do we fix up the building and take care of the building. And we are on our way in that process.
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the city of Cocoa for a one-time gift of $350,000. Or however you guys want to do that to help basically keep the doors from closing. Because we do know that $1.6 to $2.4 million is a lot of dollars. And we really want to keep this wide open. And we want to fundraise to be able to do that.
And
your gifts today would help set the stage for other folks coming in and giving their pledges and giving
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for considering us and having this here.
And
we appreciate the invite. Any questions?
We just appreciate you coming out. And this is just pretty much the nuts and bolts to our problem.
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our city. I'm with. And for some reason, a lot of them are failing. And for some reason, we haven't been sitting at the table with them to just find out what's happening with them.
So
that's why I invited them today to come out today just to talk to the council and hoping that we can do something to help the YMCA because it has been in our community for a while. And it's a benefit to our community. So that being said,
any
other comments? Well, I want to make a
just to say that, of course, the YMCA is in District 4 in my district. And
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most of my childhood and understand what an important asset it is to our community. So I sat down and met with Stockton Whitten, who's the facilitator over there at Eastern Florida State College and the provost, and became aware of you know, they were really concerned about some of the ongoing maintenance things and the electric bill for the pool ‸ in particular.
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the same kind of I
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raised a
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We also put an
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And so over the years, we've been changing our equipment, doing those things,
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So we look at all 27 of our operations, and we look at how does it help each one of those. But we also look at the community and say, what's the community going to be
to do.
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So we are a community-based organization that really believes in that and we're community-led and community-bred and community-started. And so the strength of the Y is based upon that community. So we look at all those assets all the way across.
And the mission of the Y would include serving the underserved. So in the case of Cocoa, where we have a population well, 30% living below the national poverty level, we would be a focus of your attention,
right? Yeah,
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dollars out, five cents out of every membership dollar, to the entire association, and it goes into those
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And so on an annual basis, funding comes into this community.
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in. It's
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wherever the money is raised, the money stays in that community.
Okay. I have one last question, just real quick. So,
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Do you have an interface with the high school? Does the high school use the pool?
Does the high school use the pool? Yes.
They do. Okay. In fact, I
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the high school swim team is there. ‸ Yeah. Special Olympics is there. And if it wouldn't be for that Y there, these kids wouldn't have a problem.
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Okay. And
then just looking at, I had a long conversation with them. There's some HVAC issues. There's roofing issues. I think the pool is leaking, losing about, what, 12,000 gallons a day or something like that? It's
a lower amount.
Yeah. And so there's some issues there. And the pool's been resurfaced, but there's some, I think there's like, what, 86?
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And so there is a need there for all of that.
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the pool is a big 50-meter pool. Yeah. So that's a lot of gallons of water
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the children that's going through the summer camp over to the Y and make sure they can all swim. And make sure the ones who've learned the year before haven't forgotten those skills. So they spend that first week of summer camp at the Y.
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What I would like to see us do, because the Y is so vitally important to the citizens of this city, the only facility of its kind. It's important to our high school. It's important to our seniors. I would like that the council ‸ give direction to the city management to sit down with the Y and sit down with the college and maybe see if we can't come up with some plan to participate in keeping this facility open. But I think we need our assistant city manager or city manager to give us some information and see what we can do. And I also think as a city, we need to put some pressure on the college. ‸ The entire campus over there looks like it's abandoned. They are not maintaining any of their buildings. I have people say to me, is that campus even open anymore? Parts of the campus look like they've been abandoned. They have plans in place.
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They have been
concentrating on the Melbourne campus. And for years, we have heard, oh, we don't have the money. We don't have the money. ‸ But they seem to have the money for every campus except Coco. So I realize that their students and their demographic is mostly in the south end of the county now. But if they're not going to maintain that campus, they don't want that campus, maybe we should do something else with it. So I would like the council to direct the city staff to sit down with the Y and the college and ‸ see if there isn't some way that we can all
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Okay. We've got a motion from Deputy
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that campus. And I think it's something that's going to benefit our community.
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to be awesome.
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what they're doing right now and ‸ what I gather
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something similar is
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So ‸ it's going to be a little bit different of an aspect, but it's going to work out really great and benefit a lot in our community. So I just wanted to throw that out there.
‸ Yeah,
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condescending fashion toward Eastern Florida State
College.
Well, it wasn't
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just when you go over there and the grass needs mowing and they just haven't. I mean, for years they maintained that campus, you know, in a beautiful fashion. And it's just this last year it just seems like it's not getting the attention that it's gotten in past years. So I don't know if they're having the same problem that we're all having
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finding staff or what it is. But it just kind of looks like our campus is being ignored when you look at the other campuses. So it would just be nice to see them at least maintain it to the point where people aren't asking if it's abandoned. It doesn't do you any good if people don't want to come onto the campus to the Y because it doesn't look inviting.
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Mr. City Manager, you understand what the motion was, right?
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Thank you, sir. All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed?
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Yeah.
I'm sorry, Mr. Morris.
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Bill, did you hear that? If you still want to come up and speak in delegation.
Yeah. ‸ I'll just do it in
delegations.
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Yeah.
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Thank you, sir. Thank you.
I agree. It's that way on everything.
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easier for them to do it.
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Come up, please, sir, ‸ and state your name and address.
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This is back in 1981. Alex, were you even born there?
I was two. You were two. ‸ And
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were raising the name for.
She was two. Yes, she was two.
And were you even ashamed of
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No. Anyway,
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Thank
you.
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Yeah.
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response or something that maybe the council would like to get more information on the bill that's there. Any questions?
No, sir. I
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When is this on the agenda?
It's a legal question that he already responded to.
The issue is regarding a person's qualification to serve on a community redevelopment agency. Ms. Stewart owned a business in the city of Cocoa for quite a long time. As
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time, admirably. She apparently, the information that was provided to me, sold her business, no longer operated a business in the city of Cocoa. However, she does maintain ownership of property within the city of Cocoa. The eligibility requirements for a CRA are statutory based, meaning you have to meet the qualifications in Florida statutes. It's not a question of meeting local qualifications. It's a question of meeting statutory qualifications. ‸ The law says that in order to serve on a CRA, you either have to reside within the area or operation of the CRA, which in this case is the municipal boundaries of the city of Cocoa,
or
be engaged in business. And the statute goes on to define engaged in business as meaning owning a business, practicing a profession, or performing a service for compensation or serving as an officer or director of a corporation or other business entities so engaged within the city of Cocoa. In my opinion, based on what little authority there is, owning property, even if you serve as a landlord, leasing it out, doesn't constitute being engaged in a business. So that's the question. Just mere ownership, does that mean you're engaged in business if you lease it out? In my opinion, I don't believe that rises to the level of meeting the eligibility requirements. That's ‸ my opinion. I
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I would suppose, if that's something that the council would like to do.
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I mean,
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They weren't CRA eligibility cases, but I did cite a couple of cases in my opinion letter regarding owning an apartment house, whether or not that was engaged in business. And in those cases, different context, the court said that owning an apartment house was not engaged in ‸ a business. It can't be said to indicate that you're operating an apartment house constitutes a business, because these things are attributable to ownership of property, not
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Alex, with all due respect, would find that it's not engaged in business, it's just mere ownership of property. But again, you're free to seek another opinion on that. That's just... Or if
the council, are they able to list some of the qualifications that would be required to this specific situation? In this
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is set forth in the statutes.
We have to follow
the property
taxes, but the owner is paid. We have to
follow the statutes on this... On this type of appointment, the council has to follow the eligibility requirements
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the statute.
Thank you, sir. I just hope that it's brought up the discussion.
I
‸ need to consider it. We finally have ‸ to say, we finally have to go to the resolution. ‸ Thank you, sir.
Mr.
and
Mrs. Weiss. Marlene Weiss?
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They really do.
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I just tried to put that.
‸ Is that good? Yes.
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This is my community. It's where I live, it's where I work. I can buy from my office, I can buy from the store. I
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The people that I live with, this is it. And for the last couple of years, it's been harder and harder for me to live in this community. Because the first real hit that I took was when they took the gates. And they took the gates to the park. So I was...
‸ So
I used to jog around...
It's
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Here.
For
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Okay, so this was a place that I would go. I would jog. I would take the kids, neighborhood kids around the park. It was an area where you would see people walking the dogs. It was a community area. You would see people working at the college, walking around the ‸ area. It was a... By Clear Lake, yes. So when the gates were open, this was like a thriving area. Now it is overrun. Again, it looks vacant. And there's nothing I hate more than to see green spaces behind fences. And there's a lot of that in Cocoa.
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limiting access. And it's not sending the right message. And it's making... It's really degrading the livability and the look of the city. So I came and I expressed my grievance that McFarland also is now not accessible. And that was the area that I would go paddle boarding and canoeing. And that was a small park access. The only small park access that we have. We do have an area, though, that the Dixon area. It's a beautiful... It's a beautiful area. We've got a few little mangroves that are trying to survive amidst all the concrete that's been stacked up there. But it's a beautiful area. And if it was just a little more inviting, you know, just for even foot traffic, just so you didn't feel... Just if the trash was ‸ just picked up. And I'm more than happy to volunteer. I've been on the advisory, the sustainability advisory committee. And I really wish that it was called the sustainability action committee. Because the advisory committee has been a very challenging... Two years into it, and I'm struggling to see any actions. Just the actions that I can make on my own are the actions that I've seen. I haven't seen help from the city. And I see more and more degradation. I see developers coming in. And the developers are not developing
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They're developing for the people with money who are going to come
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That's fine. But the
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voice in this development. It can't be just, well, these are the people with the ‸ money, make do. There's a lot
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There's one behind my house. It's a beautiful area. Beautiful area. But we just need a little bit of input. Rather than clear-cut everything. Now, when you clear-cut everything, which was what happened outside my backyard, just these grasses start growing up. And the biodiversity of the ‸ area is lost. That's not how you manage green spaces. You need a little bit more intelligence. And
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So I just want to say thank you very much. This is the second time I've been beeped off. But this is less traumatizing than the first time.
What
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I'm on the same side as your son. Okay. Yeah,
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If
you remember a few years ago, somebody wanted to put an assisted living ‸ facility up there. And they fought it and fought it and fought it. And you wouldn't have that problem today with all that greenage in the back if they would have allowed that home...
I love the greenage. The greenage actually could be a selling area.
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I'm just saying it would
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Well, it's...
How many delivery trucks of groceries do you get a week? You know, one?
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to keep the green areas. Yeah. We want to keep them and use them. Yeah. And not develop everything, but develop and leave some of the green of what we have.
Thank you, ma'am.
Okay,
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Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it. And everybody, please remember your light switch. Okay, Mr. Morris.
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Talk up. Or come up here and...
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name is Bill Morris.
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And I'm here
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Okay. And maybe the school,
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That will go to partially defraying what this gentleman that talked
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facilities there. So, anyway, ‸ I wrote this before the meeting and I've revised it a little bit in view of what's ‸ transpired. But ‸ I wrote it and I'm gonna read it, but I mean when I wrote. I'm
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Closing the Y would be a tremendous hit to my health and well-being and I speak for the 6400 members of the Y as well. We
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weight control, stress reduction, lower blood pressure, diabetes avoidance, heart disease avoidance, and improved mental health. And that goes for me as well as the other people. I really mean that. If you think I could be able to jog if the Y were closed under direct sun in the neighborhood when it's 90 degrees and humid, you're wrong.
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before. But filling the pool would be just not just regrettable. It would be a tragic, you know, if the Y were closed and the pool were filled. As we speak, there is a yellow caution tape blocking the second floor hallway where roof leakage drips through an overhead fluorescent light with water buckets below and a fan, as a fan attempts to dry a water-soaked carpet. But this is nothing new. It's happened before. The
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And the showers have leaked water from about 10,000 gallons to the tune of 10,000 gallons per week. I tried to notify the college. They didn't respond and finally got it fixed about four weeks later. Also, one more thing and then I'm done. The water leakage has produced buckling of the floorboards in an upstairs room that hosts yoga, ballet, group workouts, and karate lessons. So the boards that had to be removed or have not been replaced.
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our valuable community asset. Thank you.
Thank you.
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Councilwoman
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It
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on a more serious note, I want to express the amount of stress and deep frustration and exhaustion which has been inflicted upon me due to ‸ flooding. I
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if you allowed him, said person, I'm not going to mention his name, to build ‸ higher than my property. And I was assured everything would be approved by code and my business would not be affected. In all the years I've operated my business here in the village, over 35 years, this is the first year I have ever had flooding, ‸ thanks to the city approving the beer garden. After flooding, it takes three people, two days to clean up the mess that occurs after a flood in my store.
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my business has to be closed while this cleanup goes on. So that is a loss of income. Paying employees to slop up the store and get things up and running again in a clean environment. ‸ Payroll expenses without being open for a profitable business get expensive. Also expense for a water restoration company to bring dry fans in in an effort to keep mold from growing. This cannot go on. ‸ There has to be a solution to this mess. The rainy season will be here for the summer months. I cannot imagine what would happen if a hurricane hit us.
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In regards, Donna Kettner. Can
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regard to that property and our hearts go out to Donna and the stress of living under that in the rainy season.
Certainly. There's actually a couple of businesses in the central business district that are being impacted in the same way in which she describes.
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And any solution that would be developed or constructed would occur on private property. And so typically in these matters, ‸ you know, the city doesn't necessarily play a role in the resolution. In this particular case, due to the impacts to the number of businesses, we have worked in more of a facilitation manner to bring the parties together to come up with a solution to the problem. Some interim changes have been made as recent as this week. And so they are observing what impacts may come with the rains we've been experiencing.
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implement long-term solutions to address those concerns. So we'll continue to monitor the situation. We're certainly monitoring the intensity of the rainfall because that plays a pretty significant role. A lot of the stormwater issues that are being had have occurred due to roof drainage. Of course, in the central business district, there's a lot of zero setback properties. And so there ‸ really isn't a natural flow for the water, and it must be artificially directed. And so we're working with those property owners to develop a solution.
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sir.
Okay, we're going to move on to our consent agenda. Those are wishes of the council. I
think to approve.
Second. We've got
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in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. And then while I'm here at this point, I'm going to go ahead and just make an announcement that once again, that
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will be attending the Florida League of
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Mayor Williams, August 14th through 17th, 2019. Deputy Mayor Warner, August 15th through 17th.
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17th. If I've seen ‸ a little out of it today is because I've been over in Orlando ‸ pretty much most of the day and ‸ drove straight from there to here. ‸ I have to drive back there after this meeting. And so with that being said, we can move over to our public hearings.
Community Service Director. Let
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ordinance
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This is second
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reading of ordinance number 12-2019. An ordinance of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida,
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going to be grandfathered in. Rather than do a separate exhibit to the ordinance, some technical text changes were made to incorporate that information into the
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body of the code change. So when this ordinance passes, the codified version will have that information in the city code. That's it. Mayor. Thank
you, sir. Nancy you have anything or add to that or
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well this is a public hearing so I'm gonna ‸ close it at this time to the council and open ‸ up to the public. or any
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the public
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it to the council what is the wishes of the council I
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wanted to say just repeat what I said last time that this is such a prime piece of property I hope we use it for something other than parking in the near future I hope that ‸ will resolve our parking problem so that that it can be developed in something else. ‸ With that, I'll say a motion to approve
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deputy mayor Warner all in favor signify by saying aye aye opposed it passes unanimously we can move on to item number two consideration of a bonding agreement
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going to have a presentation this is consideration of a binding development agreement between the city of Cocoa Florida and Integra Land Company to allow the developer to construct up to 249 apartments in five apartment buildings, not
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five parking garage buildings, a community clubhouse, and certain public amenities on
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south side of State Road 524 between Westminster Drive and London Boulevard
The
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And the planning zone board approved a site plan which did missions on April 8th of 2015 that allowed a development project
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totaling
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This is the concept plan for the project.
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This is the entrance to the project. The access area runs directly right next to the property line. This is the secondary emergency access point to the project. There are apartment buildings and then garage buildings.
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More apartment buildings.
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And this is the other half of the project.
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Thank you very much.
Thank you, ma'am. And ‸ once again, I have to applaud the Planning and Zoning Board because they probably spent about 45 minutes an hour addressing a lot of the concerns that we would probably have.
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you all had a copy of the minutes from that meeting. I know they're probably not available yet, but this is a really good project. I like it. And I know there's some concerns about the 524 as far as the traffic. But I can tell you
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the date of the widening of 524, partially because of the high-speed rail, as well as the improvements to Clear Lake Roll from 520 on down as well. So they're looking to move that project up as well because of the high-speed rail as well and all the development that's coming in that area. So you'll be seeing something shortly coming up with that, with reference to that. So with that being said. Thank
you.
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know we have our sustainability advisory committee and this question was brought up as well about the solar panels. And so if you can just go ahead and kind of address that. Yeah, it came up
with the last thing. The claimant zone, yeah. And we will consider it.
We
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One of our thoughts is to use solar, solar energy for some of
our
site lighting or possibly on our clubhouse. We
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But I think we're going to make an effort to try to get something that can be good like solar. And plus I want to make sure that ‸ panels, a lot of people
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to where the panels are and what they look like. So we've got to make sure it kind of fits in. And
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I mean also the fact that we are increasing our preserved area and ‸ our canopy, that that's going to be a benefit to the community as well.
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If they've got to watch
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Okay, this is a public hearing, so at this time we're going to close it to the council and open it up to the public for any public comments, if you have any. Yes, sir? I
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card out if you don't mind before you leave. Thank
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come and go through this process. But
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And a lot of them have concerns about their area will be flooded because the city has a rule that says you need to manage your own stormwater. But they bring in three feet of film. Now, their property is higher than everybody else's. Even though they may have a retention pond in the middle of their development, water seeks the lowest elevation. So, if your neighbor has a lower elevation than you, they're going to get flooded. And I know that downtown ‸ city, you know, local village, that's private property.
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I asked the city,
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have an engineer that can look at the hydrology of the whole city and has each
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that development is fitting the big picture of the
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much water this area can handle during a rainstorm. So
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I'm okay with development, I just want to be smart and people not get flooded,
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Thank you, sir.
So, but you're saying, you're not saying anything negative about this project.
No, but it is more pavement, more impervious surface. And the gentleman that came to the meeting lives on
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front floor. And his concern that he raised was if this is going
to
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water to that ditch. Which primarily is what the northern side of 524, that's where the water goes. So, thank you.
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the public at this time. Reopen
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Motion to approve.
We got
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Second.
Second from Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye.
opposed
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It passes unanimously. Thank you, sir. We're going to move on to number three. City Council consideration of public comment. An
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Chief.
Yes, Mayor and Council. This year, again, we're asking to use the JAG Grant ‸ to purchase five more Panasonic Toughbooks for our patrol division. Over the last few years, we've been working to go to one computer, that being the Panasonic Toughbooks, so that all our officers and all our vehicles would be equipped with the same equipment.
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Second.
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in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Thank you, sir. Okay, we can move on to ‸ council business. ‸ Consider the donation uh application request for Brevard Schools Foundation, Inc. for the
cocoa
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School chorus Administrative services. um
Yes, sir. We received a donation in the amount of two
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from the Brevard Schools Foundation. And this is a request towards the
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trip to New York City. just The city has budgeted a
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yes ma'am
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Yeah, so, well, I'm really excited you're here. I'm
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this Saturday. As
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was the personal goal for our particular group, for
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chorus is in Carnegie Hall. um It just it um
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overwhelmed all my expectations. It was so much better. The performance is so much better than I even dreamed. And, you know, as
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so great about it, what you've done, inspiring the students, cultivating their talents. But as individuals, helping them find each of their own voices. And then I think some probably something that people really don't understand about chorus, what's kind of unique about it, what's so great about it, is that they have to learn how to listen to each other, which is such a great life skill. You know, whatever um each one of them ends up doing in life. And,
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thank you so much. So, a motion to approve. We
get a motion from Councilwoman cost
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Second from Deputy Mayor Warner. Any discussions? ‸ All in favor, signify by saying aye aye aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. And
there's also an announcement, that's
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Yes, sir. um
i I totally agree. It was very inspiring listening to the demonstration that you all put on for the Council ‸ that day. And um it's a tremendous opportunities for these for these kids to go to Carnegie Hall. And it's probably one of the best opportunities I've seen come through uh the Council Chambers. I mean, I can't applaud you enough. um So, on behalf of my firm, I'd
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Foundation uh in support of your Carnegie Hall visit.
Thank
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gonna ‸ move on to item number two on the council business mr
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walk-on uh ‸ resolution uh this came at the request of uh representative uh tyler
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uh it had changed from the initial request and we have the uh most updated resolution in the city format. This
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uh resolution of the City Council of the
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urging the Canaveral Port Authority to consider joining the community-wide effort to help restore the Indian River Lagoon and providing whereas the
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in the importance of being honorable stewards of our natural resources and preserving and restoring these limited resources for the enjoyment of present and future generations and whereas the
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the importance of investing into projects that will benefit the water quality of the Indian River Lagoon and coordinating with Indian River Lagoon stakeholders on partnerships for lagoon improvements that share resources and methods and whereas in November 2016 the residents of Brevard County, Florida, demonstrated not only the importance of but their undoubted commitment to the Indian River Lagoon when they voted for and passed ‸ county-wide half-cent sales tax levy upon themselves to fund restoration efforts. And
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the Indian River Lagoon and continues to work together with the Brevard County save
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Citizen Oversight Committee to identify projects that meet eligible criteria for half-cent tax funding. And
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include infrastructure improvements, septic sewer conversions, reduction of stormwater nutrient loading, point source improvements, muck removal, and restoring oyster beds and living shorelines, and whereas the
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our Indian River Lagoon restoration efforts depends on the broad support of all of our community stakeholders. Now, therefore, to be resolved by the City Council
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Authority to join the community-wide effort to help restore our Indian River Lagoon.
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you, sir. I
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just need a motion for this to go forward.
Motion to approve. We
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All in favor signify
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Okay, we can move on to ‸ City Business. Finance Director. Item number one.
Yes, Mayor and Councilmembers. This is an update to the Utility Handbook, and so staff is requesting a resolution amending and updating the Utility Handbook for changes in existing policy and
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and to approve the ability for staff to make administrative changes to the Utility Handbook that do not alter the approved policies contained therein. So the Utility Handbook is a ‸ comprehensive handbook for citizens, customers, and staff alike. That's a snapshot of all the City's policies, including some of the ordinances, and in order for them to deal with and handle issues that come up pertaining to the Utility Accounts. So staff went through the handbook. It's been quite a few years since it's been updated, and staff went through comprehensively and revised the Utility Handbook, and this agenda item is changing some fees that were a
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So staff is requesting approval of this resolution.
Thank
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Second from Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor signify
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Opposed? It passes unanimously. ‸ Okay, item number two.
Once again, this is related to utilities. This is a routine agenda item relating to changes in the utility rates. So staff is requesting action pursuant to resolution number 2016-87, establishing water, sewer, and reclaimed water charges and usage rates, except
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validating the implementation of an automatic 5% increase to the water, fire lines, hydrant, wastewater, and reclaimed water fixed monthly charges and usage rates, effective
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provide for the update of ‸ Utility Handbook Schedule A, utilities rates, fees, and charges. So the city contracts with Stantec, and they review annually what the rates, fees, and charges are for the items noted, and they determine if the revenue is sufficient or there needs to be an increase, and based on their most
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as noted.
Resolution is there, the council?
Mr. Mayor, Utilities Director Jack Walsh would like to provide just a little summary of the Utilities Advisory Board. Okay.
Yes, sir. Thank you, Mayor. Just
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a presentation by Stantec representatives from Stantec. Mike Burton was there, as well as Peter, his assistant. And
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I wanted to share that with council prior to taking any action. Thank you, sir.
We get
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And a second.
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I just want to make a comment that, and we also discuss this, too, there are a lot of 5% increases. We've got a lot of increases coming up. I know I've had several bills just increase, and I don't know, in years to come, sliding scales are income-based, and we have a large community of fixed-income folks. But it's important that we make these investments in our water infrastructure in particular. So, anyway, that is my comment. We've
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with that being said, also, as well, you know, I understand what you're saying, but I have another concern with reference to that as well, is that, you know, that there's a lot of increases going around with a lot of
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and it's going to hurt some people ‸ that are on fixed incomes. But at the same time, from a city standpoint, you know, we want to know. We want to see where the money is going. And ‸ we've talked about this in our budget meeting. I brought this up, and I said people have some issues. They have some concerns. And ‸ like anyone else,
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like to know where my dollars are going. And, ‸ I mean, it's just when you don't see improvements, when you don't see things that are happening, and that's why we need to be more transparent with letting the public know what dollars are being spent for. And we got our FYI. Let's put it out there. Let them see. Because some things they won't be able to see, but we can actually explain it to them. But
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in 2004, 2006. Back then, there's been a lot of improvements, but to look at what's happening today, you know, you shake your head and go, wow, what improvements? But
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But it's just information that we need to get out there, and we need to let the public ‸ see what's happening, where their money is going, where their dollars are going, are being spent. So with that being said, all in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Thank
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We're going to move on. They
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contracts. Chief.
Yes, Mayor and Council. This is considered approval of a multi-year contract between
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the 2019-2020 school year, July
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Also approval for authorizing the City Manager and City Attorney to finalize and execute the contract with the school board.
Thank you, sir. What's
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Motion to approve.
We got a motion from Deputy Mayor Warner,
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All in favor signify by saying ‸ aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Okay. We're going to do our project boards and staff. Mr. Weegraff.
Yes, just a brief update on the paving of Brevard Avenue. It's been milled. The hope is to get some asphalt down tonight. Weather
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target. Weather permitting, of course. So hopefully two weeks we'll be done with the paving downtown. Also, another project Public Works is working on is the planting of the
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We've acquired 8,000 plants. 2,000 of them have been planted so far. And
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But they won't be drying up for lack of water. We've
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They're being put in by our crews on overtime. So they work a full day mowing and pulling weeds. And then they hit another couple hours of planting plants. So I'm proud of them for the effort they've put out. And the mulch has been put down by contractors. So
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So the project's
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together. And we hope to have it done by
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Just one thing, there was some concerns about some of the
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that were removed. And
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And there was nothing down there, nothing there warning people that these
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weren't there. And
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was quite a few places down there that was like that. ‸ Saw that this weekend. We were down there. So I was wondering what was going on there.
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The pavers will be replaced in time. But ‸ the striping will be done.
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mean, just ‸ the fact that they weren't there. And ‸ someone not paying attention.
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Okay.
Thank you,
sir. Finance director.
‸ Yes. Just want to let council know that with all the rain, it's been challenging to get out and read the meters. Sometimes it makes it a little bit harder to read the meters. So we will be having to estimate some bills in the upcoming cycle. And
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that is a standard charge that a lot of credit card companies are charging now. It started about probably eight years ago that they started charging that fee. And that fee is comparable to other fees that other companies charge for credit card processing. And so if a customer elects to have an automatic credit, the money taken out of their bank account, there is no fee for that. These fees are just for ‸ credit card processing. And that's all I have. Thank you. Thank
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No report, sir. Fire chief?
No report, ma'am. Thank you, sir.
No report, thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Sir,
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‸ So I think the city manager had forwarded council an email that was composed by me about a week or so ago. So there was what ‸ we're calling ‸ an excursion from one of the standards at the plant during the water production. It has to do with the alkalinity of the water. That information is posted on the ‸ website. ‸ It's under the utility section, so you have to kind of look for it. But the actual notice ‸ is being created and is being stuffed into the bills that will be cycling out over about the next 30 days. We
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or so, probably in the next, whatever the next billing cycle is, probably Monday or, you know, coming in this next cycle. Those will start going out to our customers. So you ‸ might see ‸ some inquiries. Please direct them to the utilities department, either to myself or to Don Downs, the PR conservation officer. But
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I did go into some explanation in the email. If council has any questions, please see me after this meeting. I'll hang around to answer any of your specific questions. But essentially, there was a standard that was met with basically how alkaline our water was. However, we have other ways that we test the water, and we can prove that the water was extremely safe. It was ‸ meeting all standards, you know, in terms of its safety,
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And so we've made some corrections at the plant. We'll be actually even looking into getting ‸ some additional equipment at the plant because it also had to do with how we feed and not having maybe additional redundancy that we'd like to have in all things that we do. But for anybody who's listening, the water was safe. There is some strong language in there because it is dictated by the Environmental Protection Agency. Because
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Corrosion also has to do with lead and copper. And copper has a lot of standard language about what happens when you're exposed to lead and copper. However,
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posted on the website currently. So I'm here to answer your questions on that if you have anything or any time after. The second item I'd just like to comment on, Mayor, is your comment about the dollars being spent. I want to make it clear to anybody who's listening that the rates and fees that are collected via your utility charges are spent on utility. And that all of the information related to our capital projects, which is the bulk of what we've been doing with these rate increases, are available on the ‸ website on the ‸ capital projects. To
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our infrastructure. The
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shown online. And
so
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And I want to make sure if folks don't know that, that they can go to the website and see all that dollars. And if it wasn't for those rate increases that were approved by this council in previous, we would not have been able to accomplish those infrastructure replacements. That's
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What
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It's the general Cocoa page. And
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9 or 12 items. And under that,
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Click on that, and all that information is there.
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Yeah. Yes, sir? Yeah, there is a portion of our community that either don't have internet or whatever or can't afford it or whatever the case might be. I just want to make sure that we're reaching ‸ everyone. That's
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We can throw some stuff in there and some memories in there every once in a while and just let them know. I
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‸ Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. Minister
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Thank you, ma'am. City Attorney. Thank you, sir. Assistant
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a couple of items. A reminder that the COCO CRA board applications are due tomorrow. Second item, you mentioned the transparency, Mr. Mayor, related to capital improvements and investments with those dollars. ‸ I just wanted to let you know that we're in the process of developing a page dedicated to the stormwater.
not only the rates but also the capital
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more of an interactive setting so the citizens themselves can go in and view their own properties and gain an understanding of why it is they're being assessed and then where those dollars are going. And so not only that, but to hit the other areas of the community, there'll be signage, there'll be a lot of things going on to really show the community where this work is taking place and what's happening. And then the final item is tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. right out at the clock tower in front of City Hall. It's National City Hall Selfie Day. And so the first 50 folks that show up at 9 a.m., there's a T-shirt there for them to wear and take their selfie. John will be over in Orlando so nobody has to dress up or worry about best dressed. So just come ‸ as you are. So
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you didn't mention
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I had the honor and privilege of receiving the Paul S. Buckman Award as Municipal Attorney of the Year, which is a very prestigious honor in my profession as a municipal attorney that's given once a year by the Florida Municipal Attorneys Association. So
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Thank you. You're
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No, I'm not, sir. As you know, it's a pleasure to represent the city of Cocoa. Always ask me.
Okay.
Thank you.
I had, you know, a couple months ago, Alex and I went to the email training and I'd
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back and he had asked that the reports be moved to more up front in the agenda so that we'd actually, you know, people would be here and we'd have an opportunity to move items forward. Do
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It would have to be a consensus from the council. No, the way it was left, in
fact, it was in the minutes tonight, if you read them, was that, you know, staff should come back. But this was a better practice as it was presented to Alex and I and a way to increase, you know, participation and people understanding what your agenda is about. So maybe we can move that forward. Because it's been two months.
Yes. That is something that we can do as a council ‸ that we can decide. ‸ Well, I
would like to make a motion then that we move the reports up in the agenda as
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delegations. It
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Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Second.
Yeah.
We've got
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in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Okay.
Mayor,
on that point, certainly that's the council's prerogative to go ahead and reshuffle the agenda. I did speak to the city manager last week.
and he and I spoke, and it was his intention to bring back something in writing as well. So, I mean, in the meantime, we certainly can follow
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Mm-hmm. Mayor,
I think we have a motion from the council's direction
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Okay. Okay. Okay, great. Thank you. The other thing, I think this was at the last meeting, we had a report from the investment broker.
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But, you know, one of the things that came up in the presentation were the investments that we have in fossil fuels, albeit they were relatively small investment in fossil fuels. And I should have probably, he asked for our guidance at that time. And
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that or make a motion. And
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fuels. But, you know, one of the things that I
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that, I mean, there was a lot of protest. There was a lot of public sentiment internationally. But the real pressure came when there was a disinvestment in South Africa by the large corporations. That was the turning point. So I would like to make a motion that, you know, we give guidance to our financial investor to move away from fossil fuels.
Well, I
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you know, I just want to get a little bit more information. I understand where you're going.
I just
don't want ‸ to just start, you know. We
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some additional information and we'll just go from there.
Okay. Tell me what additional, because we'll make sure we have that.
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would just like to know what the process is. If we're invested in funds that invest in, are we going to have to change funds?
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Yeah.
Yeah.
And ‸ unfortunately, I did not push ahead when he was here because he was prepared to respond to that because evidently lots of people are doing that. Oh,
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I guess we would invite him back.
Staff can work with our investment advisor and talk to him about the change. And then I believe the change, if council so choose, would come back in the form of the investment policy.
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it was a resolution for collaboration for all the different municipalities to work together. I know several municipalities have signed on to it. Is that coming up? Because I tried to push that forward before. Yes.
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believe the city manager has been speaking with the staff, the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, and it will be coming back at the next meeting.
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Just one thing real quick, Mr. Mayor. The city council a little over a year ago went into an agreement with Broadmoor Acres to forgive code enforcement liens on six lots that they had purchased, provided they built affordable infill housing on those lots. Yesterday, they broke ground on the first two of those six homes that they're supposed to build. They've got the financing set for those. The community came out for the groundbreaking. I just wanted to say thank you to 93-year-old
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who came down to assist in the groundbreaking. She's an original property owner, bought her house new, and has lived there her entire life and raised her family there. And also to Mrs. Laura West, who came down. They did an amazing job of talking ‸ to Channel 6 News. Both of them had said, no, no, we don't want to be on camera. We're not going to talk to the media. But the minute the young man walked up and said, can I talk to you ladies, they both melted and said yes and sat down. And afterwards, Mrs. Sheriff pointed out that she did that because the reporter was ‸ extremely handsome. So Mrs. Sheriff may be 93, but her vision is wonderful. So thank you, Mrs. Sheriff and Mrs. West for coming out and for everybody else who came out and supported the groundbreaking yesterday. And anybody who wants to drive by and take a look, 1115 Broadmoor and 1102,
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I think land clearing starts tomorrow, provided that the weather holds out. And that 1115 Broadmoor, that first home that's going to be built, that lot is where our former police chief, David Crawford, who
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family. So it's a lot with some ‸ history to it. So
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be nice to see a brand new home there. He raised his family in a very tiny thousand square foot house there. And this one's going to be much bigger than that with one bathroom. And I think he had, what, three kids or something in one bathroom. So this will be a three bedroom, two bath. It will be much more convenient for the new family that gets this home.
That's it for me. Thank you, ma'am. Thank
you. Councilman
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I just have really just one thing. This
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cutting. It was several areas that, well, I guess my first question is, what's the process that you give orders? Does
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that we need to cut that's not in front of houses?
There's a schedule, and they're aware of the areas that need to be cut. There's a schedule between the inmate crews and city staff that goes around and services these areas. As you can imagine, with their workload now, you're actually going like crazy. Getting to the areas is just going to take a little time. But generally, they know the areas that they need to service. And between them, we have contractors doing some of the larger lot areas that the city owns. And the city owns quite a few vacant lots here and there through the city. A lot of service. So there is a general schedule.
My
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code violations to residents
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But some of our areas that we own and areas that we have to maintain are greater than 12. So it's kind of hard for me when a citizen calls me. It's a difficult conversation at times, as you can imagine. Because ‸ I have to meet them at their property.
And it's
tough. It's tough to have that conversation. So I'm like, my mouth, I really don't know what to say to them.
So
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cut. Because I
ride by
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these areas all the time. And
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I'm really concerned about that one because
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got Emma Jewel. They take their kids and they walk around the neighborhood a lot of times. And I want those kids, as soon as
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out of that school, the first thing they see is federal government ‸ housing. Right. So I
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So you kind of give them a vision of what a community needs to look like. But when they're walking down the sidewalk and the grass that we maintain is two foot high, I have a problem with that. ‸ You
know, just for the record, homeowners, property owners are required to maintain the right-of-way in
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And there's some that the city has to do. It just doesn't get done. Right. The housing authority, they maintain the right-of-way in front of their properties. And
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good job. There's some that the city just has to do. Yeah. Yeah. We
are on that. Well, to let you know, I call Rockledge, too. And they get tired of me, too. Because right on Rosa, on the Rockledge side, it seems like they take their time as well cutting their side. And
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Especially right now. Because
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just as high as their knees. And municipality need to, you know, take their time to cut that grass. And another thing, too, is I know that when the inmates do cut, they really don't do a good job. That's another problem, too. They
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They just go through and mow through. And then they cut and they don't, do not pick up the trash. That's another problem, too, that I have. Another citizen called me is that they are not picking up the trash prior to cutting. So now you have a million pieces of paper all over the place. So that's another concern, too. I know that may not be our fault. I'm not putting it on
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I'm just in general. Maybe you need
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Yes, we'll have a discussion. But generally there's, you know, a crew that picks up trash. Right. A crew that mows through the edges. And
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Okay. That's generally the way they're supposed to work. Okay. All right.
Okay. That was it, really.
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I'm
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every little inch. And
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We know, just like our contractors know, when the rain season is coming, there's a forecast. And I just, we're just being treated. It seems like the city's been treated like a second-class citizen, you know. I mean, it's like they just, they're collecting their paychecks and they're getting their money. And
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don't like that. I
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There's some areas I was looking at today.
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mean, you know, we got ‸ Jackson Street.
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drive
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They're right away there. I mean, certainly we covered the ditches up. We
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Now those storm drains are full of pond
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actually causing the water to back up in that area. And it's like, but it's pond fronds from the city. It's from the, they're right away in the city. And no one's picking them up. No one's trimming the trees. No one's taking care of the dead pond fronds. And they're just piling up. And then, of course, we got another issue with waste management. And I'm going
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call it out. You know, we got a lot of green waste throughout the city that's not being picked up. I don't know what the problem is. You drive through every day. They're green when they go out there. And weeks later, they're brown. And they're still there week in and week out. I don't understand it. I don't get it. I mean, it's a part of what we're paying for, the services that we're paying for. Once again, it's substandard services in the city of Cocoa. And it stinks. We deserve better than that. And then I was looking at the
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There's
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That place is like a dunk. ‸ But the thing about it is, is what people see is they're driving through our city. And then we can't always wait on someone to come and clean it up. Let's
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And we'll send it to the owner or whatever. But this right here has to do with a lot of the pond
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I think, that the city is responsible for. I mean, it's just ‸ embarrassing.
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mean, it's just, man, we deserve better. And, you know, that's why, you know, when I talk about fees and assessments, you know, the increases. It ain't
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but, you know, like stormwater and fire assessment fees. It's just people say we
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look what we get, you know. And it's just we got to do better about taking
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city. And that's from everyone. I
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mean, we got to take pride in our community. It's just frustrating to ride through the city sometimes and just see some of the stuff that I see. I mean, and I know some of you all see it too. It's frustrating for me because I know we can do better as a city. ‸ But anyway, Jackson Street, if you look at some of the storm drains there, they're covered. I mean, they're fully covered. There's standing water there. And it's just I just don't get it. You know, and then I look at Washington Street. It
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That's not ‸ a that was a problem that was created. Whoever put that road in, whoever did that road and the way they graded it, has nothing to do with the homes that were there. It's the way the road was done. I mean, it's obvious. I just I know I'm frustrated. I'm very frustrated. ‸ I'm sick of talking about it, but something needs to be done. And then 1108 Peachtree Street. We
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years. Finally get that done. The elevation of the road rises, goes up a little bit. And the daycare is flooded. ‸ I mean, they actually have to wear waiting boots to get the kids out of the to pick the kids up to take them into their classes and back to their vehicles. I go across the street. There's a storm drain over there, but there's no storm drain on the opposite side across from it where there's no pipe going to it, connecting to it. So that probably can drain off, you know, when the city elevated the street. So
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It's just a lot of silly stuff that needs to be addressed. And I don't know how we got here. I just I feel for some of the folks that are having to deal with this day in and day out, you know. For some of us, we go home and we're nice and dry.
We
don't have to deal with this, but this is frustrating. I mean, it's frustrating. You know, something needs to be done. People need to see something happening in their community. And but I'm not going to beat on this too much more. I
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there. All the mulch is pretty much gone. Everything is underwater there. I mean, it's I mean, it's just that no one's built up the up underneath the swing sets there. There's no mulch. It's all gone. It's just like little ponds all over the place here. I mean, this I mean, it goes everywhere from our sidewalks to our streets to our parks. And it's like, you know, our mediums and our intersections. It's like,
man,
you know, we got to do better than this. I'm just if we're going to change our images, if people are going to look at us in a different way, if we're going to attract people to our community, we need to change what's happening. And we need to invest more into our communities and ‸ our infrastructure. So
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I just had a question, maybe just ‸ as far as process. ‸ So when the engineer brings us a plan on any project ‸ and it goes to the process of review, do we automatically take the existing grade that they bring us on that plan and just
do
we ‸ check that? ‸ Or is it just because the engineer brought it to us,
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automatically approved? That's a question I have.
Well, I'm not an engineer, but I mean, I can let Ed and Jack answer that. They review projects that are submitted. Most of the road work would be the city engineer, which would be Ed's responsibility.
Nancy, yeah, you had something, too?
If you wanted to chime in.
Yeah. The plans are prepared usually by a professional engineer. They go through the usually the water management district for additional review. Our staff reviews them. The stormwater engineer will look at them and verify them. So you're aware retrofit projects are very difficult. Yes. Peachtree Street was almost flat. It had no curb and gutter. You add curb and gutter to an existing roadway with existing buildings. It's not like designing a new subdivision. It's
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far as ‸ the childcare, there is a fixed identified. We're going to put a pipe in from Barr Avenue to the back corner. That should take most of the water. So that locates
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You have to give so many dates for the locates, and that will be implemented within a week or two. Do
you recommend her putting ‸ a small retention pond in that corner, like something because right now there's nothing there. That's
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Is that something I can talk to her about, about maybe possibly digging a retention in that area?
We're going to put a 12-inch pipe or so and then we're going to drain there. Okay.
So
we're going to just be able to go away. Okay. If she has some other low spots that can't get to that, she may have to ‸ regrade a little bit. But the shots
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that that corner is about the world's corner. Okay. Which is in back, not on the peach trees. Right. Yeah.
Okay. Just two other things. The sharing center, I know we annexed
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And there's no sidewalks there. We've had that discussion. But ‸ it was just hardening to see students waiting on the bus in the road there ‸ in front of their homes because
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They're actually standing in the roads. And ‸ seeing individuals walking to the sharing center in the morning. And in the morning hours, there's quite a few that come through there. But we really need to do something, move on doing that because I hate to see someone hurt on that street. Because as I say, a lot of the folks are in mobility scooters. And we need to look at hopefully moving something up with putting a sidewalk there. Really need one. And then also, That
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And
then,
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And
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the mobile vending. Where are we at with that ‸ paperwork? ‸ I mean, we wanted some information on mobile vending
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Is
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Yes. Mr. Mayor, there's been staff discussion. There's a follow-up meeting scheduled currently. And
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So we can openly discuss that. And
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Okay. Yeah,
it
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And I was just curious where we were with that. So I
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And I know it had been a while. So,
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Second
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Flag: numbers, amounts, negation or names differ between the machine readings; a language review questioned the wording · 02:16:19–02:16:21 · unresolved: the words are not shown (unclear audio); listen to the recording
All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye.
Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye.