It's a good class. It's a great
class.
Yeah. ‸ Okay.
So, we'll go to UCF students.
Mr. Mayor, this next item is a presentation by some students with the University of Central Florida. They are, all three of them are candidates for a master's in urban and regional planning and with the College of Health and Public Affairs and part of their course work this summer, ‸ summer courses are an abbreviated schedule and they had their strategic planning class and they selected City of Cocoa Public Works to perform a strategic plan and I think ‸ the impetus for some of that was one of the candidates is a Cocoa resident and very familiar with the City.
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and they spent a couple of months working on this project of which their class ends at midnight tonight so without this presentation they receive an incomplete.
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Works staff current conditions and what kind of direction we are going and they toured the facilities to gain a better understanding of the operations and they will be presenting to
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which encompasses written and unwritten procedures, best management practices, external
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And the third is for the better retention of trained employees.
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Before we actually get into the meat of the strategic plan we developed, I wanted to first bring your attention to the fact that the city did adopt a strategic plan recently, as you're aware. So we tried our best during this process. to
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The first step in the process was conducting an environmental scan which consisted primarily of a PEST analysis. PEST is an
acronym standing for political, economical, social and technological analysis. The
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Through economic analysis we did identify that there exists rising operating costs department wide as well as trend in declining revenues and uncertain future in funding. Our social analysis identified of course the diverse community that exists here and their many special interests and the need for the department to develop equitable solutions to serve those various interests. And finally through our technological analysis we did identify a need to improve the use of
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efficiency in the delivery of services and to improve database management for benchmarking purposes.
So next in the process was the SWOT analysis which examined the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges that may affect the performance of the Public Works Department and its capacity for long-term success. The internal stakeholders involved in the process was the Assistant City Manager along with the Director of Public Works and the Division Managers. You will note on the presentation there are some letters that are in bold, some terms that are in bold and those are the ones that we wanted to really highlight of what came out of the analysis. So after completing the SWOT analysis the items identified in each of these categories were discussed into greater detail. So
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From that we developed the three following strategic issues. The
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funding,
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So what the succession plan is, it's an opportunity to prevent the loss of knowledge that's held by these critical personnel in the Public Works Department. The plan enables potential successors to take over the position in a seamless transfer of authority. The advantage of a...
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commitment to monitoring and developing such person or persons. The succession plan also ensures the integrity of the position and that the department remains intact. A succession plan will ensure that the next generation of management will be able to effectively continue and navigate the challenges such as the declining funding,
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improving the perception in the community of this department being a great place to work and improving its competitiveness with other agencies and departments. And we'll get into that a little bit later. So this brings us next to the actual...
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You can see it's a pretty detailed process from the call out there.
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first address the strategy identified to lead a department to accomplishing the goal that's listed there as addressing issue one.
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This is a formative as opposed to summative evaluation plan which means that it has been developed in concurrence with the implementation plan.
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Which finally brings us to the vision for the future. And you'll see a lot of words on this slide breaking all the rules of PowerPoint presentations. We really wanted to capture the fact that we
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to be as detailed as possible, really give a vivid picture of what the department should strive for, make it more tangible.
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of the department now, and those have opportunities that lie in the future.
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see in the future for the public works department.
Any questions?
Wow.
Good job. That's a great job.
Very good.
I have a question.
Yes,
I want to thank Trina, Lauren, and Robin for coming in. Making a presentation.
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After you complete your studies.
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I started early with my midlife crisis. ‸ Made some big changes. I
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in the
military a couple years ago.
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Okay. Robin, where do you live? I
live in St. Cloud. Okay. So it's a little bit of a drive to get over here for the meetings, but it runs well with it. The staff were really invested.
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Yes, we are. Very good. We spent probably five or six hours that day just hashing out all the issues that we just outlined in this presentation. And, of course, they gave a great tour as well. Very
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and staffing and how well
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work together.
Thank you. Very good. Lauren, where are you from?
Hi.
I
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And still kind of
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There's a lot of jobs coming in the county.
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I'll
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you that. Trina, where are you from?
I'm from here, from Coco. I actually just started with the county. I'm a planner one. Oh, good. My second week this week. I have a year left in the master's program. And I'm interested in advocacy planning. Yeah. We don't like to
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saying? Very good. Okay. When you look at Coco's website and see the strategic plan, and how comprehensive it is.
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city stands out.
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A lot of changes and upgrades and improvements. And a lot of people moving in. A lot of great people. And we have a lot of great people that
have been
here for decades. So we're excited. Exciting time.
‸ People that are here, too. Yeah.
Okay. Great job. Thank you. Thank
you.
Well,
as an alumnus of UCF and COPA, I just want to thank you, you know, for
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I know it started with the teleconference with Lauren and Trina.
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You know, I have had the honor and the privilege, you know, to work with and interact with several, actually many, UCF graduate students, especially as a former adjunct faculty member teaching strategic planning. So what I would tell you is presenting before your classmates can be very challenging and nerve-wracking in and of itself. And what I've seen tonight, I mean, you should all be proud, very proud, because it can be even more daunting presenting before a group of public citizens, professional public administrators, and even more so the elected body for the organization in which you developed a strategic plan. So I think, I mean, and I think ‸ your preparation and your understanding of your plan that you developed ‸ came through with the confidence and the quality of your presentation.
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professional and somebody who believes public service is a, it's a passion-driven, it's a
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And to know that the next generation, that you are the next generation of public service, I believe we're in good hands. And I just want to commend each of you and thank you for your assistance as we continue to move forward in our city. And
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because we certainly appreciate what you've done for us
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helping, you know, Matt and public works director in terms of identifying some strategic direction, you know, as we move in the future for the department as a whole.
So
thank you very much. Yes.
Thank
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‸ Actually,
you
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What's the professor's name?
Mr. Hawkins.
Yes. With Professor Hawkins.
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And they actually have a two-semester capstone project of which they are taking on, if you recall, one of the strategic objectives was for the city to undertake neighborhood planning. And after meeting with some on the phone and meeting with Professor Hawkins, they will be undertaking the Fisk Neighborhood Corridor Study, you know, generally, and developing a plan for that.
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And it'll present it before council.
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with some of the advisors and some of the, I know some of the board members on the planning committee, but just the ‸ quality of students.
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so, I mean, ‸ this is what you're going to see, probably even a little bit more, because there's going to be a whole, how many students all together?
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So, I mean, you know, it's, we really appreciate UCF's investment and your investment in our community. And again, as a fellow alumni that stays in contact and participates in the program, very much appreciate it. It's always good to see those that are coming in after.
I do want to make mention ‸ what they have presented before you is not the actual plan. Members of council have received the plan. It's 60 plus pages. And what I would ask is for council to review that, provide any feedback, and we can adopt that at a future meeting to coincide with our existing strategic plan,
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And I guess the last thing is if you could join them down on the floor so I can get a picture
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what they did. Quite honestly, when we first heard that they were going to come do this project,
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And it's like, oh, no, they're going to look at stuff that usually doesn't see the light of day, and they're going to scratch things and look at things. But I can tell you, you know, we spent quite a few hours with them. You know, they did find some not-so-pretty things, ‸ but ‸ we are very happy that ‸ they did this, and it was good for the department. And we appreciate the time they spent, a lot of midnight oil, a lot of last-minute deadlines. And, you know, my staff also,
I
appreciate their input. So thank you.
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I live at [address]. I am a, I've been a customer of Cocoa Water for the better part of 10 years. I'm a member of the Libertarian Party of Florida. And when our candidate for governor, Randy Wiseman, announced he was running for governor, he asked Floridians what the biggest concern ‸ was. Water quality was the overwhelming response with fluoridation being highest on the list. Sodium fluoride is an ionic compound and is a byproduct of superphosphate fertilizer production. It is classified as a neurotoxin along with mercury, lead, and arsenic. Ingestion may cause vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, convulsions, and acute toxic nephritis.
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There is evidence where spills have
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through concrete. The U.S.
Department
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of water containing fluoride to be safe for human consumption.
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liter. According to the City of Cocoa's website under Frequently Asked Questions, it is stated the City of Cocoa prides itself on following voluntary Health and Human Services optimal level of 0.7 milligrams a liter of fluoridation.
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A pea-sized amount of toothpaste is suggested for an amount of normal brushing session. That pea-sized amount contains 0.3 milligrams of fluoride. It is stated on almost all packaging of toothpaste, ‸ if more than used for brushing is ‸ accidentally swallowed, get medical attention or contact Poison Control Center immediately. This means that when we consume one liter of cocoa water, we are consuming more than twice the amount of fluoride suggested to contact the Poison Control Center. This poison is everywhere. Everything we eat or drink made with this water. It is in our coffee, baby formula, soda fountains at our local restaurants, food prepared with cocoa water.
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It is used on our plants and vegetables we consume. Even our pets drink it. It is even absorbed through our skin when we take a shower. No amount of filtration will get rid of this poison. Distillation is one of the only ways it can be removed. Not adding it to the water is an easier option than for the customers to go through in the added expense and effort of removing it. In March of 2014 edition of The Lancet Neurology, one of the most prestigious medical research publications in the world, authors officially classified fluoride to be a neurotoxin. In this article, it states ADD and autism can be linked to fluoride. They also pointed to a study of IQs among children exposed to fluoride and those with higher exposure had lower IQs. Fluoride has been linked to hypo and hyperthyroidism. Alzheimer's patients have higher levels of aluminum in their bodies. When aluminum comes in contact with fluoride, it is able to pass by a semi-permeable membrane surrounding the brain, specifically designed to keep foreign substances like fluoride and aluminum out. Aluminum is found in many antiperspirant deodorants, by the way. Once fluoride is able to pass through the semi-permeable membrane, it causes degeneration of the hippocampus, neocortex, and cerebellum. These areas affect memory, learning, emotional regulation, and stress response. Also affected in these areas are sensory perception, conscious thought, language skills, coordination, and balance. A simple Google search on fluoride's negative effects on the body will yield more than enough evidence that ingestion of this poison is not beneficial. With that being said, we the people do hereby formally withdraw our consent to be poisoned.
Thank
you. Thank you.
C.J. Watson.
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Just for the audience, a brief overview. The fluoride they put in the water,
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is a hydrofluorosilicic acid. It's an unrefined, toxic waste byproduct. It's not the only thing in the hydrofluorosilic acid. It doesn't just contain fluoride.
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including mercury, lead, arsenic, many others. So it's not just fluoride that we're trying to get out of the water. It's all these other heavy metals and other things. Most of the fluoride we get is from China. They used to
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their water until they did some studies, some human studies, some 27 human studies showing that it lowers IQ in developing brain.
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And now we buy it from them. It's also an unapproved drug, fluoride. It's never been approved by the FDA. Even the supplements, it's an unapproved drug. It's a medication. A couple city councils ago, city manager, John, he said that the level was 1.16 parts per million.
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I called the dial plant, and they said that it was that's a natural level amount of fluoride, so the system actually isn't working right now. So ‸ that's why it's so low right now. But I looked at past results,
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that's usually where it's at. It's highly corrosive. Like the last person said, so that's why a lot of these systems keep breaking down, because, you know,
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It's completely obsolete. Everyone admits that the only benefit from fluoride you can get is from topical application, so toothpaste on your teeth. You don't have to swallow any of the fluoride. It doesn't have to be swallowed.
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they claimed that the benefit was from ingestion, and now it's known that it's only topical, not ingestion.
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Well, now we know that it's not a nutrient at all, and that, you know, mother's milk has a very low amount of fluoride in it. ‸ So it is not an essential nutrient. Also, when water fluoridation was introduced, there were no dental products that had fluoride in it.
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if you want fluoride, you can go get toothpaste. So one of my biggest things is we shouldn't take the consent from the people to be medicated. Everyone should have a choice. Everyone should have a choice. This is medication.
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to test the safety and effectiveness, has never been conducted for fluoride. So never been conducted. It's very poorly studied, the safety and effectiveness of fluoride. And most of the people who funded all of these studies, the early studies on the safety and effectiveness of the fluoride, were mostly people from the, mostly producers of the toxic waste, like aluminum factories. So most of those people were funding these studies so that they can get rid of their hazardous waste. and put it in the water. So there's, I really can't believe we're even having this conversation to give the people their right. This is involuntary drugging. And I just, should be the right of the people to decide whether they want this drug or not.
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CJ, thank you. Karen Watson.
Good evening, counsel.
Name and address,
for the record.
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Currently, it's estimated, I got a lot of this information from the state of Florida water website. Currently, it's estimated that 76.6% of people in the state of Florida are served by the public water system that are fluoridated in this state. There's currently 15 communities in Florida that have rejected fluoridization. And that fluoride pollution in Florida, in 2008, Florida ranked number nine out of 48 states. where you were, where the state of Florida was pumping hydrogen fluoride release of almost 2.6 million pounds.
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of fluoride for human consumption. But consumption over time has proven to cause painful bone disease. And that, however, even at that level, fluoride can cause dental fluorosis. And children nine and under should not consume water with fluoride levels, especially exceeding over the 2 micrograms per liter.
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one day in their baby bottle intakes exceeds the limit. The risks overweigh the benefits.
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the maximum EPA guidelines put young children and their developing teeth at risk for disease. As the maximum fluoride level is twice that of the recommended level for children. And according to the CDC and prevention,
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Given the prevalence of fluoride in toothpaste, mouse rinse, and other dental products combined ‸ with semi-annual fluoride treatments from a dentist, the addition of fluoride to public water supplies is an unnecessary endeavor. that can, in fact, be detrimental to long-term dental and overall health. While fluoridation in water is regarded as a simple measure to improve public health,
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decay, cavities, and tooth loss, endorsed by the American Medical Association. That was back in 1951. We're talking over five decades ago. We've advanced a lot further since then. Questions are now increasing in regards to the safety of fluoride. It may increase bone density, but it does not decrease fracture risk. In fact, fluoride may actually weaken the bones, and it is found that 50% of ingested fluoride is deposited in the bones of children and 10% in adults.
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The National Institute of Mental Health suggests that fluoride-damaged teeth may cause psychological and behavioral problems. This problem has a significantly higher rate of occurrence if fluorides are used in the first six months of a child's life. Also, fluoride may affect dietary allergies and protein, digestion, and intolerance. Fluoride has also been linked to symptoms of stomach pain and ingestion. Unfortunately, this means that many people may be experiencing digestive problems, which results in them getting medication and having to see doctors continuously. Research studies have also shown data that fluoride also damages joints, particularly hips, connective tissues, the brain. It affects testicles, the eyes.
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Fluoride may pose a health risk to people who suffer from kidney disease. recently, the National Kidney Foundation dropped its support of fluoride. My suggestion, reverse osmosis, which can get rid of most unwanted impurities.
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Mr. John, you want something?
Is there any other speakers on the issue? No. Okay.
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and this is being, you know, viewed, you know, through Space Coast TV, you
know,
government TV as well as online. And thus, I mean, as a city manager, I think it's important. And one,
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want to thank and I certainly respect and appreciate the concerns exercised by the speakers, or we certainly respect your opinion.
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like to address what I believe,
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biased narrative as it related to some of the information that was presented. I certainly can't speak to what happens in other communities in the state, specifically with regard to the EPA instances the last speaker referenced and expressed. But what I can share is, and I've shared some of this previously, but each year the city publishes a required annual water quality report of which fluoride is listed. And per EPA, the maximum contaminant ‸ level is 4.0 maximum parts per million. So that maximum contaminant level is adopted by EPA where there is a known or expected health risk. And it allows, where there is no known or expected health risk. And it allows for a margin of safety.
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measurements yielded a test result of 0.16. That is significantly below the 0.5 or the 0.6 suggested that they received information from the dial plant recently because 0.16 is lower than 0.5.
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maximum contaminant level. Moreover, there's been over 70 years of research and thousands of studies on whether ‸ fluoridation is safe. The American Dental Association, the American Medical Association, the World Health Organization, and several other similar organizations support fluoridation of community water supplies. Interestingly, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, has cited water fluoridation as one of the 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century.
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I heard the ‸ one speaker talk about the two parts per million, and again, we are sitting
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and ‸ that is far lower, I mean, it's substantially lower than what the maximum level as established by the EPA where they establish a level again where there
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information out there that, you know, I understand that some people are concerned about fluoridation, but I think the city, and I think Jack, and the utility, operate the utility in a manner that is safe. It delivers reliable, quality, and safe water to our residents and our customers.
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All right. So, we'll go to
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any more time.
Motion to go,
sir.
Second. All in favor?
All right.
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Oh, I'm sorry. John, that was so good.
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Yeah, you were right.
‸ Hello. I'm Teresa Clifton, Brevard Humane Society,
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for anyone that might be watching and doesn't know it, before 1952, there was nowhere to take a dog that you found in Brevard County or to go find your cat if you lost it. And in 1952, the movers and shakers, including the city of Cocoa mayor and the circuit court judge and the orange mill, Orange Groves and Lumber Mill conglomerates, along with some real estate Mongols, put together the Humane Society. And we were located on Clear Lake Road in Cocoa until 1963 when we were moved to the location we're at now on Cox Road in Cocoa.
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animals and the people who love them in our community. And the people who don't love them because they bring them to us and we
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them and find good homes for them because they don't want them in their yard. Having said that, we would like to welcome the community to our, it's our sixth annual Tuxes and Tails Gala. It is in celebration of our 65th anniversary, which occurs on August 11th, but the
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we would like to invite you all to come as our
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And anyone else who would like to attend, we do have opportunity for that through BrevardHumanesociety.com. The gala itself is a fundraiser because the facility in
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unfortunately, hasn't had any plumbing fixtures done to it in a very long time. And we're looking at making some modifications to a very old building. And so that's what we will be using the funds for. The event itself will be a lot of fun and hopefully everyone will come out and have a great time. But we don't want to undermine what the true nature of the issue is, and that is the welfare of the animals. Because I could parade them in here and let you see them, but they can't speak for themselves. And that's why I'm here, because I'm representing at least 200 animals on any given day that are hanging out at our shelter, waiting for somebody to come and give them a forever home. And for that, I would like to give honor and thanks to the city of Coco, particularly the mayor of 1952 to now. The city has been very supportive of the Humane Society and our endeavors,
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of our 65th anniversary. We were expecting a few more folks, and 300, I think, is all that the fire department wants to have in there. So we did have to move out to the Space Coast Convention Center, and it will be on Saturday, August 26th, from
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and we invite you all to come to join us for that celebration of our 65th anniversary, which I think is
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awesome milestone for any nonprofit, particularly in today's society, when we receive funding from donations through the community. We are here because the community wants us here. We don't receive any county funding or state funding or funding from United Way or anything. It's all driven by our services and donations that we receive. So I'm very proud of that, and I hope that you will all come, and you can bring your dog
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So thank you, and we deeply appreciate the service that you all do for our community, and we know that people appreciate what we do for it, or we would no longer exist. So thank you.
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okay. Sorry, Teresa,
I
was thinking ahead. Is there
a
motion? Second.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
For the record. All right, now.
‸ Yes, Mr. Mayor, under public hearings, item number one, agenda 17-288, ordinance 08-2017. It's the second and final reading regarding amending the future land use map, designate property from low-density residential, medium-density residential, and conservation, and a development agreement related to subject property.
We're
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requesting this item be tabled until the next council meeting.
Second.
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All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
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Mr. Mayor, item number, vote under public hearings, item number two, agenda item 17-289, ordinance number 09-2017. The second and final reading, amending the zoning designation of the subject property
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to RU2-15, multifamily residential. We are requesting that this item be tabled until the next city, regular city council meeting on Tuesday, August 22nd.
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All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? ‸ Okay.
Then we'll go to three. Okay, number three.
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amending appendix A, article 11, section 19 of the Cocoa City Code, providing for outdoor propulsion testing facilities as ‸ special exception used in the M2 manufacturing and industrial district, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code, ‸ severability, and an effective day. This is second and final reading of this ordinance. It's also a public hearing item. It was just one minor change made to the ordinance after the first reading. Just to clarify that rocket tests, if conducted in accordance with an approved special exception, will not constitute a noise disturbance under the city noise ordinance. So we just felt it would
be
better just to clarify that point in the ordinance. Mayor.
Okay. All right, I'm going to close this to the council, open it to the public. Would anybody like to speak on this ordinance? Okay.
Good evening. Name and address.
My
name is Martin McClellan.
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I am the director of supply chain management for Rocket Crafters, which is the company that is looking to utilize this ordinance.
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And that then, I must say that Coastal Steel, which is part of the city of Cocoa, one of the businesses in Cocoa, has been a great help to us. And... Nope. That's not where I want.
‸ There we go.
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action plan and testing plan, the basic test plan for the site, the site plan. And I would like to give that right now to Chief Prince. And I do have to talk to one of the
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And then also I have another one on this.
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And. This is the plan.
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So around our test stand, which I will show you in a minute what that looks like, there will be steel barriers. So just in case something did go untoward, there's barriers so that it will not reach the surrounding area.
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is one of the changes to that,
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There we go. A little bit better. So you can see the basic size of the test stand. And it's about 20-foot long. And about 8-foot wide.
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different site or if it's different size, then you need to submit a different test plan. And we'll be doing that. For the...
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and we're utilizing coastal steel for that project, for much of the build that we have in there.
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For the lab scale, it's about 20 seconds. And for the DARPA, the maximum is 2 minutes, but generally 60 minutes to 90 seconds. I mean 60 minutes. 60 seconds to 90 seconds. So less than 2 minutes for all of them. Okay?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Almost. We're not quite close enough to the coast.
I
own a half mile riverfront. Right
now
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from Grant Line. Okay. You can fire it over that. Okay? That's good
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Thank you. Yes, sir. All right. Anybody else like to speak on this ordinance? Okay. We'll close it to the audience. Bring it back to Council.
Motion to approve.
Second.
Motion, second. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Congrats. Thank
you very
much. Thank you.
We're dealing with water, rockets. This is great. Look forward to you doing the testing. How big is the biggest?
5,000 pounds.
5,000 pounds.
5,000
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But at one point, later on, at one point, we will probably do what we call cluster testing. Right. And our test
stand
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for the DARPA project will be very, very heavy. Right.
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And we will probably cluster four of them together.
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Wow.
But that will be all directed at
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Yeah. Great job. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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Because
interestingly, listening to National Public Radio, I believe that was mentioned. Yeah. And I found it very interesting that they referenced that there would be rocket testing in the city of Cocoa. Wow. So it actually made the news. Yeah. And I thought I'd mention that because I heard it today. Yeah. That's great. Thank you.
Thank
you. We
appreciate it. I'm glad we had a
small hand in this. So.
Good.
Great.
‸ Thank you. Excited. Thank you.
Thank you.
All right.
So
we'll, um, ‸ the council business and we're gonna, um, ‸ start with, uh, Chief.
Thank you, Mayor. I ask ‸ council to approve a code enforcement lien reduction request in the amount of $750 for the property located at 503 North Georgia Ave. Uh, this lien ran at $50 a day for 50 days for a total of $2,500. Um, the current market value of the property is $43,130. Um, staff is asking, or the code, um, the code enforcement board, ‸ its regular meeting on July 20th, 2017, recommended that the lien be reduced to $750. Uh, staff's recommendation is also to reduce the lien to $750.
Okay. Motion to approve.
We got a motion to approve.
Second.
Second.
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favor. Aye. Opposed. Motion carries.
Mike? Next one is to approve a Code Enforcement
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request in the amount of $3,045 for the property located at 1111 Abington Street. This also ran at $50 a day for 609 days for a total of $30,450. The current market value of the property is $52,410. The Code Enforcement Board at its regular meeting on July
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2017
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recommendation that
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motion carries Chief? actually
the next item we've been contacted by the applicant
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until the next meeting due to the fact that the applicant apparently is out of town
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all those in favor ‸ motion carries okay we go on the city business community service director
mr. uh uh deputy mayor ‸ just want to, on this item, City Business, Agenda
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approving the preliminary
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105 lot 105 lot
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Road. We are requesting this item be tabled until the next meeting to preserve the advertising ‸ all that.
Motion to approve that it be tables to the next
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there all right
all
right
Next
item is um an ordinance, 11-2017, an
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public service tax on water service, making other conforming and technical amendments to Chapter 19, Article 2, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions,
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all in favor aye aye any opposed
I got a question. Do we open this
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up for the audience? The public hearing on this item technically will be at the next meeting.
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you conduct second and final reading. Okay.
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Yes. Ask
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to approve purchase of a 2017 FLHTP
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from Daytona Harley-Davidson using the 2017 Florida Sheriff's Association State Contract and approve a budget resolution amending the fy 17 budget.
‸ Yes.
This will be replacing the Harley-Davidson that was uh totaled with ‸ Officer Leach.
Second.
All in favor? Aye. aye Any opposed? question
about that. uh Are there any insurance revenue in regards to that?
Yes, sir. That's what we're using to replace it is the insurance revenue from the bike. Okay.
‸ Thank you. yep So i'll take that as uh
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Did
we do the motion on that?
yeah Yeah. Okay. Okay. That's good. So, um Ed?
Yes, sir.
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amend the 2017 budget for ‸ the purpose of purchasing a used vehicle for inmate transport for public work grounds maintenance division and to approve a budget amendment to transfer the funds. This is for purchase of a uh uh uh
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for our inmate uh work crew. that goes back and forth to Orlando.
Motion to
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in favor? aye Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
Thank you. ‸ Yes, sir.
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to consider the approval of a multi-year contract between the United States Post Office and the City of
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from
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fy 18 budget. And we're also asking for an additional four fiscal years through 2021.
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Second. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay.
very good
All right. Anybody
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the on an advisory board or a committee
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like to speak? that's good
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Okay, we'll go ‸ same administration. Ed? I think it is a no.
my turn
Yeah, it's your turn.
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that are covering traffic signals. These are temporary traffic signals. uh Right now they're located at the
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Flying J signal uh is expected to be operational
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running on a generator because they don't have the FPL power yet. So it will be running on generator for a week or two until they get FPL power. I-95 ramp also is next week sometime, according to DOT. uh That leaves the same signal at the northbound I-95 ramp. No signal there now. That is expected sometime. The best guess is September, summer of 2018, so another year from now. And basically to coincide with the opening of the new Walmart distribution center.
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That stretched the uh Friday Road slash Lost Lakes. We have submitted a request to DOT to do a warrant study for that last of the four intersections
in
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that little strip there. uh They have put it on their list and uh it'll take some time to to do that. uh They have a queue, but it is on their queue and they will be looking at that uh signal also to see if that warrants uh a light at that intersection. ‸ so uh Thank
you, Ed. okay
Stuff going on there. It's exciting. These are uh temporary. uh They're
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that go in are
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arms, similar to the ones you see on
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span wires because of the uh you know upcoming uh widening of 524. So those
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arms are very expensive. The span wires are are less expensive installation. And uh and the DOT realizes that the widening is coming. The plans are, you know, going to be coming. So uh I actually think that's a good sign that they're allowing something more temporary with the thought that, you know, the permanent will be coming, you know, soon.
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for a Chick-fil-A and a Golden Corral.
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I bet you. But it is exciting. You can see all the stuff going on. And
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Is it still pretty bad over there? oh man. It's funny. You drive by the Walmart. It's early. In most
instances, they can't use it because there's too much water.
Yeah.
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mean
I don't know. there's I didn't know their schedule but I'm hoping they start digging those ponds to get the everything down, you know?
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Teresa this past Friday and uh observed the situation uh as well as uh working with our building official who's been working with uh Walmart regarding uh their impacts. And uh aside from just uh the storm water issue, we also uh observed a another issue that was impacting the shelter out there, which was the natural uh tree barrier between uh the Humane Society and Diamondback air boats is now removed. And so when they test the air boats that sound is, ‸ very loud. As a neighbor to the Humane Society. And so uh we're looking at uh both of those issues. And uh we will be working with uh Walmart as a good neighbor right to try to make sure everyone...
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That's that's it. yeah hey ‸ I don't want to get the shovel tonight. so I
have no report. You know, it's interesting, though, the
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You know, um i I'm just, I laugh because i you deal with FDOT pretty well. You know, you're patient, right? ‸ I'm not, right? So, ‸ you imagine, like, submitting them an application, you know, to fly the rockets out of, down 528, but you do it kind of vague where they can't figure out really what it is, but
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to get our permit for uh the uh the uh project on 520, the uh lights and the favors and ‸ Yeah. How's
that going? We haven't heard anything. We're
still working on the permit. So. Yeah. Okay. It's moving along, but uh very, one
step at a time. Well, thank you for doing what you do.
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Just a couple quick things. I want to remind everybody that uh this Thursday from
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we'll be out at Sunrise Village for a community watch meeting. um ‸ Ask everybody to come out. uh time. in the neighborhoods it'll be
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5 30.
5 30. let everybody get home from work um Also, next Thursday, the 17th, uh we're going to participate in the
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this year. uh will be donated at
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uh The old Pine Ridge Plaza. um We'll be out there from approximately 8 a.m to 2 p.m um it's the usual no questions asked if you have a firearm that you want to turn in, that you want to give away that you're not using, uh bring it out. uh We're not asking any questions, and you'll get a gift card. uh We'll also be putting out more information on uh all our social media sites
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They
were still working on some of the finalization. That's all. Okay.
Yeah, thank you. john
Yes, sir. Thank you. uh Just a couple of things. First of all, I want to thank council and all the department directors for coming out to support the groundbreaking of Station
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last week. uh It's always great to see that support and see the vision of our council come to fruition through the enhancement of public safety. And that's just one more proof that we're in the right direction for making
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As always. So we appreciate that. And then just to remind council and everyone, including the public we'll be doing groundbreaking for station two at
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on the 14th at 11 30. so again we'd love to have anyone that wants to come out ‸ participate in that and we look forward to it.
All right. Thank
you.
Good evening. I just wanted to recognize our economic and redevelopment staff's efforts in putting together um a very um well received environmental justice workshop that was held today at the Civic Center. uh Thank you council members for attending and and the city manager and your support. Thank you.
Great.
Before we move on because there's members of the public here, Karen Hamilton is our new community services director. She comes to us by way of South Florida having worked for the Regional Planning Council and formerly working for the Indian River County. uh Very diverse background in terms of uh experience in a multitude of areas of uh related planning, redevelopment, economic development. So uh we look forward to uh Karen. and She got to participate in her first uh director's meeting and
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Hey Karen, I'm gonna ‸ wait a couple ‸ meetings before we challenge you. okay like we
you
know She's ready to go.
Bring it.
i
think you've met your match
‸ That's great. um Anything else?
That's all. Thank you.
Okay. Welcome. Thank you. Jack?
uh No report, but I just wanted to thank the city manager for his comments after delegations. He had a list of items here, but he covered exactly everyone So I just appreciate his support.
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we're currently in our benefit open enrollment and I don't believe the information got to all
of
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council to let you know that it is open to make changes for your benefits starting next fiscal year effective october 1. so i'll make sure that you get the information um tonight in your email and then um if you need help with your benefits contact me
i'll be
myself or Patsy Porter or benefit coordinator. but But um the actual system and
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but us in HR will have access to make changes um through the end of the the calendar month. So if you want to review the options, if you have
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‸ Really just one item. uh I do want to mention uh this past Friday uh was present at uh the groundbreaking for the new
erdmann
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uh dealership out there on 520. and uh
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uh provided a welcome to those uh present and uh expressed his appreciation uh for the development out there.
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I think we could have taken everyone from Station
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and put in the first row at this groundbreaking there was a large tent lots of uh guests to include uh u.s congressman bill posey and,
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went to the Humane Society to view their issues. uh We then went on site at the new distribution center that Walmart's developing to see ‸ that project and then followed that up with the fire stations. So, just to really see the amount of construction that's taking place in the city and uh kind of that uh long-term vision start to come to fruition and see things physically come out of the ground. It was uh actually quite humbling and uh I really look forward to seeing the completion of these projects and ‸ the impact it's going to have on our uh residents. And uh I think uh everyone would be proud to know that, you know, it's it's being done done right and, uh you know, as we encounter the challenges, uh we'll we'll push through them. So,
yeah,
and that's all I have.
Very good. uh Mr. City Manager.
Yes, Mr. Mayor. uh ‸ just want to uh remind everybody tomorrow evening we'll be
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as well as the public hearing on the water
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forward to working with you and seeing many good things come forward. So thank you for being here. Thank
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Also, I'd like to mention that uh one of the
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will be turning 104 years of age, uh the 16th of this month. So
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Church, she will be honored uh for ‸ 104th uh birthday. Also, I want to thank the mayor for composing a uh
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she turned 100.
Okay. So uh I want to thank the mayor for composing that uh proclamation that I will present to her this coming Sunday uh at the morning service
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so uh anyway i'm looking forward to that
celebration.
And I'm happy that we passed the budget tonight for the CRA. And I'm looking for good things to happen for
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in the downtown area. To see some of the things that we've discussed over the years coming to fruition, such as the uh
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connecting to the north side of uh the uh river front park. So I think we are in the right uh avenue for getting things done that would be very positive for our citizens. So, uh ‸ council, thank you for the job. Well done. That's it, Mr. Mayor.
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‸ yes. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. um I just wanted to first of all, um thank the, um staff for the Florida Brownfields Association Annual Environmental Justice Workshop today. uh I, unfortunately I had to leave early. um I had some personal business I had to attend to, but, uh ‸ while I was there I found, uh the, uh guest speakers very, uh informative and enlightening and really enjoyed learning more about
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and, and how we can utilize them to our advantage through the, uh the grants and the credits and so forth. And also I just want to mention that on, uh Thursday, um august 17th i will be traveling to orlando to attend the florida league of cities annual conference so i will be um there for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday morning. um And I also want to say congratulations to um
Ms.
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uh welcome aboard. Thank you. Thank you.
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um Larry, and um the rest of your staff did a great job this morning. um That was the first Brownfields um Environmental Justice Workshop that I have attended, and I was very impressed um with uh how, not only how well it run, but how great the information was. there's kind of wish that
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had been with us today. He would have learned a lot. I got copies of all the handouts for him, though. um the um event that Teresa came to invite us to tonight um is very important for this community and all of Brevard County. So I hope that people will come out and support
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and Tails.
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and glamorous. So you it's a dress up event. It's a fun event. um Yeah. So uh hopefully I will see some of you there. uh I will be attending. And like uh Councilwoman Blanco, I will be going next week over to um the League of Cities uh for the uh educational opportunities and networking opportunities over there. ‸ And that is it for me, Mr. Mayor.
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they cut the ribbon at 8 30. We made it, didn't we, John?
Yes.
‸ John Burns. Yes. We were all there. We were there. So we had a good time.
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a good turnout at fire station
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good weather and everything.
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the project once he gets that that opened up, and he's shooting for May of next year. to be open with the Toyota in the following month with Nissan, I think he said. is that Am I right? the reverse. oh yeah. So we look forward to that, and development on
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coming along pretty good. We're going to get a Chick-fil-A on there, and Golden Corral, and
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And that's all I have to say. Thank you very much for coming down tonight. Thank you.
Very good. You know, we
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what they want us to you
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what What restaurant they want to see come to
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o'clock,
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Thank you.
Okay. Yeah. Very good. Well, he said everything I was going to say. Thanks. And uh it's really as well a couple couple of things is
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it's an honor to have him moving to Coco. That's a huge monster undertaking for him, but it's a great thing for the city. And we've known this for years. He was moving in and positioning himself. But um uh his Toyota, John, and his Nissan dealerships are the boss, the king. And a lot of folks are going to be you know driving through, but they also, I talked to his um assistant the other day on Saturday. And he said that um you know they want to really push the city and ‸ location,
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you're joined. Yeah. So, you know, it's a win. So, i'm I'm excited. um Yeah. And then, I guess the other thing would be, uh the Leon and Jewel Collins uh African American Museum. uh
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more about this? uh
no, there's no further word on it, but I think you're within the ballpark. That's what they're shooting for. ‸ That particular date.
John, I know, I
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Okay.
‸ that's out there. that's that's the date ‸ Okay.
we actually, uh received an update today. And, uh they should be concluding their construction uh work late August, so in time for the dedication and the ceremony.
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It's just years too late. yeah I'm so glad that um we're able to get this kicked off. this is
this
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think it'll be worth the wait. uh The floors, it's unbelievable. it really is They've really done a nice job of maintaining the integrity of that building and the original uh form. So uh it'll be a great event. Yeah,
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building.
Wow. Nine.
Seven, eight, nine.
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last thing is uh Florida League of Cities Conference. where we go,
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wow uh with our local officials and let's, uh you know, learn something? And bring something
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uh talk to the league officials.
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on Twitter quite a bit, and they want to talk to us. So we're gonna
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get John and we'll stop in there and uh see what they're thinking for the upcoming legislative session. ‸ I know they want to talk to us. So hopefully we can um we can all team up and make sure we're sharp on our issues and we can we win. You know what
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On Thursday, ‸ I didn't mention it, but uh
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they are having legislative policy committee meetings. And so I will be there Thursday for that, as well as I think there's a there is a session on the
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and just to for a couple minutes to share in the City of
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participation. uh So I'll step out of that, go into ‸ the session, but i'll I'll be there just for the legislative committee meetings. And I know that
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So, you know, they they have, as both will uh let you know, that they have, you know, basically said, Home Rule is the number one issue. And then every committee in ‸ past, you every committee get to select two issues, you know, but they're like, Home Rule ‸ one of the two, and they're all everybody so it's really had one issue. So uh it's yeah it's it's going to be an interesting session.
Yeah. And um also, I noticed a lot of legislators are uh they're in support of some kind of i mean the good Samaritan law, some kind of addendum to it. So that's that's something we're going to look at. If we can support it, we'll advocate it and push it. But
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get something that we can support on both sides of the aisle, the Democrats and the Republicans, and come together on this thing and get it ‸ everybody agrees and get something passed. you know yes so
I got one thing to say. I forgot to say, but Matt
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the priest and the uh minister from
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something. He said he just wanted
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