We ask that all things done here tonight be done decent and in order and according to your will and your pleasure. We ask the special blessings for the citizens of this community, the United States of America and its leadership, and all who dwell therein. These and all of the blessings we ask in thy name. Amen. Amen.
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
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justice for all.
Okay.
Ready? Mayor Parrish? Here. ‸ Deputy Mayor Blanco? Here.
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Here. Councilwoman Warner? Here. Councilman Whipple? Here. City Attorney Garganese? Here.
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Here.
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Thank you.
Very good.
Do we have an exit chair?
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Okay. No. I think he's going to check. He'll go good. It's a capacity. Okay.
‸ All right. Well, John, we're going to pull something.
Yes, Mr. Mayor, members of council. Under public hearings, Roman numeral 6, number 2, ordinance 062018, first reading related to
bending
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the code to allow large-scale commercial mixed-use buildings. As you know, that's a CRA project. And the CRA made an application. And the developer, who's in response to that application, or in response to that RFP, and his representative, or his representative, are unable to attend this evening. And they're asking that the item be tabled for a time certain, or for the next meeting. And I understand you have some cards that have submitted for that.
Yeah,
I
have Perry West and Donald Lynn. And whoever else wants to speak on the ‸ proposed hotel, we
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No,
it'll be at the next council meeting. The
next council meeting.
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So if
I call your name
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let me know. But the item, we're going
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that until next meeting. Okay.
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make a motion.
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Deletion of item.
Oh, go ahead. Go ahead.
‸ The deletion of the public hearing ordinance.
Second.
Okay. All in favor?
Aye.
Any opposed?
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Yes, it's August 14th.
August 14th.
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the item until the next meeting. Yeah. Okay.
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There's going to be a PowerPoint playing in the background with
some pictures from our summer youth program.
So
we're here tonight for a presentation. This is our third year that city council has supported the summer youth program under the title of Cocoa Works. This year we had 14 positions.
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here, customer service and finance and customer service, HR and IT. So ‸ we'll go more in the positions in a little bit. But first of all, I want to thank CareerSource. We
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who is, she's kind of like that go-to for these students to text in all hours of the day, I think,
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night with their issues and help with their employment. So this is a lot of their, it's their first job, so they need help on a lot of things just etiquette in the workplace and that sort of thing. So it's been fun, as always, seeing these bright
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first of
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we have two managers here that would like to talk about their experience this year that are here in the audience. Chris
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and they hosted three positions, three positions this year, yeah.
‸ Thank you. This is the third year that I've been part of this program, and uh just wanted to say that it's a great opportunity uh to do this and to serve with these kids. So, good evening, Council,
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of the youth who served with the various city departments during the past five weeks. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve as one of the host managers for the summer
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Division had the privilege
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The positive attitude, work ethic, and teamwork displayed by these three teammates were a true testament to Team
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These three students primarily served in the administrative role, mentored by Melinda Kesey, and in the main main shop, mentored by David Rowe and Brian Green. For five short weeks, the students worked alongside our field operations team members, logging many hours of service to the city. I witnessed positive growth in all three students, and I'm confident that we learned from them as well. I have served with youth organizations in various capacities for most of my life. After spending time with this program for the past three summers, I can honestly say that this program is top-notch The material taught in classes held at Career Source
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coupled with the hiring and employment
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these students to enter the workforce. Speaking of success, let's take a few moments to recognize the aspirations of the youth for
to
serve with Waterfield Operations this summer. So,
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Yelvington is actively pursuing a college education.
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and David would like to pursue
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at field operations, the students
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that nothing worthwhile is accomplished without hard work, dedication to the mission, and putting your teammates first before yourself. They
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that it takes everyone's involvement, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to ensure the continued success of the mission
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I am proud of each youth team member we serve with this summer and I'm looking forward to serving alongside additional youth in coming years. The last two years
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for working with our youth, but this year I would like to do that because I think it's very appropriate. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to formally recognize David Rowe and Brian Green, who
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of ensuring that all equipment owned and
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for use. In addition to their normal responsibilities of maintaining critical equipment, the dedication to these students and the students in years past is nothing short of exemplary. While mentoring the students in the maintenance shop duties,
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witnessed both David and Brian personally invest time and energy on and off the clock in the lives of the students that we have the privilege of hosting. Early in this summer youth cycle,
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in law enforcement by helping to
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about how to successfully prepare for a law enforcement career. Needless to say,
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has increased substantially as
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to take
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us in this endeavor. Students, take care ‸ remember that
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feel free to drop by and give us updates so we can celebrate your successes with you. This is a great program that has lasting impacts on the students and team members involved. We are honored to be actively involved in the lives of our local youth. Thank you. Great job. Great job. Thanks, Chris.
Tammy, this is the third year? The
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We
had it. I think it was it might have been a budgetary issue. I think it stopped around 2009 or ‸ the year. We had it for a long time. and this program has been totally revamped with the help of career source where we do a week of training um to give them some kind of foundations training prior to them starting work. so yeah
One thing I've learned from the millennials, ‸ they can run things better than the old people like me. I'm
impressed with all of their skills.
1980s technology right here. Yeah. Great job. ‸ Mr.
Mayor, council, uh staff.
So
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uh Fleet hosted one of the uh youth kits this year. um
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I have to admit in the beginning, um we weren't going to get one and I didn't know if I wanted to do it or not. um
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really had a kid that was interested in Fleet. So I'm like, really? Really want to get out and turn some riches? So I said, okay, we'll go ahead and uh we'll go ahead and give it a try again. So uh we interviewed uh Mr.
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uh Jason. um In the beginning of the interview, he was a little on the shy side, took a little prodding to get it out of, ‸ which I kind of expected that from doing two previous interviews. um He hired on with Fleet. He started the first day. I asked him what his aspirations, uh what he wanted
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um Really set back in the court with me as far as anything with Fleet. if you As you know,
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And Jason uh came on board with with us that first day. He jumped in, I mean, head
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today.
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let me know that he had some issues with his car. And he uh he has a uh a Chevy Blazer that he's been working on. This is a
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himself. He did
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absolute fabulous job doing it. um He decided he wanted to put some nitrous oxide in ‸ and I said, that was a bad idea. But he went ‸ and did it anyway.
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And I have to say that uh Jason came on board. um We stuck him with his first job um alongside the rest of the guys in the shop. I included them, too. And they were like, Tony, do we really have to do a youth kid this year? I'm like, yes, we really do. um When Jason came on board, it changed their attitude totally. We had a kid that really wanted to learn. um He was all in.
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um it's a little bit on the rough side so he jumped in hands feet hands feet both he got dirty He got down with the program. he We learned a lot from him, and uh hopefully he learned a lot from us. The guys in the shop really took him underneath the their wing and showed him the direction he needed to go
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from working with him for the last five weeks, he's going to be a phenomenal technician, just for him knowing what he knows already and what we learned from him.
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I've been at about 20 kids in my lifetime here. And um Justin, um he's going to be a good technician. and I think bringing him here and ‸ put him in a working in a working atmosphere um really showed him what the work environment is all about in the fleet. um He's going to get his own
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one day, and
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breathing, look me up. I'll bring my car in for you so you can service it. But I just want to thank you guys for the opportunity. I think we need to carry this program on. If we could add to it, it would be phenomenal. um
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providing the kids to here, and we look forward to uh doing it again next year. Thank you. Very good.
Thank you.
And I also wanted to add, um the city budgeted for 11 positions this year, and
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so that's how we were able to come up with 14 positions total. So, um again, the partnership with Career Source is great. So next, I want to bring up Janet Bauer with career source
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i'm honored to stand here tonight representing career source brevard and as a student mentor for the 2018
cocoa
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works class we've been honored to partner with you all and with the city for the ‸ third year in
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row in this initiative while
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we've had a couple vet car issues and other things that have happened.
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The students began their summer with a week-long foundations training where they learned employment and practical life skills. Some of the things we covered included financial literacy, business etiquette, the importance of communication, how you act and dress matters, how to play on a team, being smart about social media, and many other topics as well.
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we actually put a lot of your managers through as well. That was fun. Students were then placed in internships based on the partnership between what we thought was the best for the students knowledge and for their interests as well as your managers here locally. The students this year were represented in the city clerk's office, code enforcement, community services customer service engineering fleet human resources i.t leisure services public relations and the waterfield operations departments.
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As their mentor, I am so proud of these young adults that
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to have worked with your major managers. Each year, your managers dive in and try to provide the best experience possible for their students. They really do take this program above and beyond what we would expect. Because of their devotion, the students are graduating this program with a very
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very in-depth understanding of and ‸ respect of what it takes to run the city, truly what it takes behind the scenes and from an operational perspective. The students always say they had no idea all the work and the team that it takes behind it to make the city function as greatly as it does. To my students that are here tonight, you have sincerely impressed me with your work ethics, commitment, and dedication to learning all that you can. I look forward to every site visit because it was another opportunity to watch you light up with passion as you explain what you had been learning to me.
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the city. For some of you, situations occurred, and I thank you for being open and honest with me so that we could work through those obstacles together.
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you got perfect attendance for the summer. I am very proud to represent you, and
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life. To the parents and family, thank you for supporting
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true testament to the influences that they have in their lives.
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much for being our support. You guys support the onboarding. You support scheduling, management of the students. If I need to chase them around, you tell me where they are. They're they're a wonderful department to work
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for recognizing the importance and impact this program has on our community. We do so much more than teach students how to get a job here. We change their lives. So, at this time, I'd like to invite
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Jade McNeil up. She's going to share her experience, and
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thank you Thank you for creating a program that's beneficial and worth the purpose. It did not only make us more professional, it also gave us a mindset that we do have a big future ahead of us. but that being said, I really like to give a big thanks to HR for what they have done for me these five weeks. They have exposed me to things I never knew and also made my experience here unforgettable.
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interact with people and just going through the all the vendors and just experiencing a real nice event ‸ my third day ‸ My next thing was the dial plant. That was the best
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in my last week. I learned so much such as it's not just cutting on a water fossil he is in HR is in unit that make a big impact to the community.
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and hardly
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with people. But once I enter our environment with just amazing people, I just learned how to be myself and speak. I always had trouble speaking, especially
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But as you can see, I have overcame that in group in group confidence. Yes.
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for working with us young adults to not only experience work, but to also see us also
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I
have a question. here Thank you. I have a question for you. Great job. It's a great water system,
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And we've got just one more speaker. So miss tiara Newkirk, if you could come up. And
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with Leisure Services. All
right.
good
evening, everybody. I want to thank you for all that you have done. And you guys have did a big impact on the young adults.
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us, young people, they look at us as, oh we're going down the wrong path. But this summer has really opened my eyes because the City of
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actually has so many opportunities for us as students. And
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And working with Leisure Services this year, it was very fun. i like everybody over there And I made great bonds with everybody that I work with,
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basically made a big impact on me because
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been going through a lot. And that she made a great, um she made it here and made things work, even though she's going through so many things. And
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And that she told us, it's always something that you're going to be like, if you don't want to go to work and stuff like that. But then I realized when seeing Gail struggle and going through not sleeping and stuff, I was like, yeah, she has a will. She needs to be here. Like she'd make it like everything ‸ done. Working with Sam was very outgoing. Sam is a bomb. We know Sam, yes. Yes,
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‸ Nadasha, she's
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big thing for the city. It was getting everything done. It was a matter of time working with everybody. I work with mrs Carrie, and I did my mock interview with her.
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and telling her about my future. This summer has been a very, very great summer for me. And
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thank everybody that has been involved in my life and
realize
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that I'm really proud to be an adult. And I want to thank you, miss janna for everything that you have done. Because I grew as a person and I learned my true colors. Because things that you've seen in me, I did not see in myself. And I want to thank you for all ‸ that. Thank you, everybody. And I'm glad to say that this program has been amazing for me. Thank you. Thank you.
thank
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oh I did not bring me tissues. All
right. Students, when I call your
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yudi
marino And we have a couple that couldn't make it tonight. But ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the 2018
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um But last but not least, I also want to recognize um I had the privilege of hiring two ‸ Program Assistants this year,
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And that being said, the two Program Assistants that work for me this year are graduates
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Okay. These are two projects that they created as part of their internship in the welding shop. So they can put those up front.
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There you go. There you go.
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Very cute.
You're going to be hiring him probably at some point to get ready.
‸ Mr.
Bayer, I thought you might like to know prior to this event tonight, I did speak with David and he mentioned the two ride-alongs. I did ask him which one he preferred. ‸ Robert.
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Oh, that's ‸ good.
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Excellent.
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I like
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Oh. We tabled it.
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All right. Start delegations at Ed Green. That's all. All right.
Here
comes Ed.
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I'm Edward Green.
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Mr. Mayor, members of the council, Mr. City Manager, City Staff, thank you for this opportunity. I'm here tonight to talk
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been trying to advance, and that is that we are advocating for the city to institute a citizen-based advisory board to help implement the waterfront plan.
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effective process, and we have a plan that can be executed in stages over a series of years. And we know that so far there hasn't been a whole lot done as we gear up an example.
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least some kind of temporary or interim dockage so that people can come in from the river and enjoy the village and support the merchants and so forth. We know that there's a lot involved in doing that, and the city may be taxed ‸ that that's done with everything else that's going on. So let me just read a little bit about what we have, and I have copies that I can give to the clerk to distribute for you to look at after I leave here. The Cocoa Village Neighborhood Coalition circulated a petition advocating for the establishment of the Waterfront Advisory Steering Committee Advisory Board.
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We will present that petition and signatures to you after I'm here speaking here.
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expand and implement the Waterfront Master Plan and improve the city's performance in a number of ways. Because the Waterfront Master Plan is limited in that it's a broad-based outline of the types and uses, types of uses of the nature of facilities to support those uses, but by design it has few specifics for implementation, so it's a very broad plan. A committee or advisory board made up of citizens who use the Waterfront facilities or whose business and neighborhood is affected by them can act as subject matter experts giving insight and guidance to the city's elected officials as they clarify the vision and goals, and provide technical insight and user input to the professional staff as they implement the plan.
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growing. We know that with
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and around the village, the
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many others while still dealing with ongoing project and area operations. As the operational tempo increases, the Committee Advisory Board can be an adjunct to you all and a force multiplier for already overtaxed internal resources. A Committee Advisory Board can save time and cost by reducing the need to bid and select outside consultants. A well-constructed board with the right mix of knowledge and skills can serve as an on-demand internal consultant for the city. Projects like Waterfront Development typically have a better outcome, better utility, and greater community acceptance when stakeholders are integrated into the planning of the execution. In summary, this Committee Advisory Board can be a cost-effective resource to enhance planning and execution of the Waterfront Redevelopment Plan by appraising ‸ the elected officials of community needs, wants and desires, and offering the professional staff technical expertise that may not be available in-house. The Committee Advisory Board would not be a substitute for the policy-making role of
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elected officials, nor would it be another bureaucratic layer for the professional staff to have to answer to. It would be a stand-alone resource outside of the organizational
chart. I'll let you go a little bit.
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With no direct authority.
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And we learned from the first series of Riverfront meetings that there's a lot of talent sitting in this city, in this county. And absolutely, yes, I would say that.
I
hope the Council would agree with me. Yes, sir.
Mr. Mayor,
I'd
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Plan fall under the authority and the auspices of the Community, Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency, and their requests may be better directed towards that agency.
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two hats.
Mr.
Mayor, I'm in
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but we definitely got to get to that point, because we'll do it right the first time, versus we probably likely won't.
You
know what I mean? So, thank you.
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Thanks for coming. Lawrence Sinclair. What do you got?
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Oh,
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Hold on, Larry.
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She had a separate delegation card.
Yeah.
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Good evening. I'm very proud to present, not just my voice or the ones that you've heard over the many months, but I have over 201 signatures. ‸ Not from just the
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this committee and moving forward. And I would like to harness that. Just to be very quick so you can hear their voices. I would just like to read a couple.
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impact on our ability to enjoy the area. I think all expert opinions should be considered. To expedite cooperation
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And I think that we, as citizens together, can do this project and be the vision that we want it to be,
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Thank you so much.
Thanks,
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Candace.
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Hello, everybody. Long time no see. You look better on camera.
Hey,
I want to give you an update on something that's going on in the neighborhood. And then I want to say something that I hope no one gets offended with. But knowing my history, someone will.
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was closed on June 1st has been sold and closed as of Friday. And it will be renovated by the new family owner. It just goes to show that even though sometimes I get slowed down by finding money, I still somehow
managed
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to make it happen. So the neighborhood's cleaning up. However, the neighborhood still hasn't seen much done on the drainage issue. And I'm not gonna lie. I've seen three fire stations designed, built and opened in just the short period of time as the money was set aside to design a plan for drainage in Broadmoor Acres. I'm extremely offended to find out that the city's data collection for flooding during Irma and the rainstorms after Irma didn't include a single Broadmoor Acres resident that suffered flooding. Bo
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None of these properties that suffered flood damage or had their yards underwater or had actually water in
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house ended up on any list that the city put together, whether it was public works, whether it was code. And
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out how that happened.
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the grade, but that's not going to do it. All it's going to do is push the water somewhere else. So, I think two years is enough time to actually figure out how we're going to do this and actually get something other than paint on the ground.
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And as such, I want to make it clear that my presence at City Council meetings will deal with issues personal to me or within my neighborhood, and I will not bring any political issues before
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And I would ask that other candidates do the same.
All right. Right there. Thank you. ‸ John, we need to make sure, we've all talked about before, on the flooding. It's important, you know, that we identify all the neighborhoods and houses and have a plan.
The Public Works Director can come back in the next meeting and give you an update.
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it was delayed this year because of the need to do some redesign engineering to steer the water towards
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you a more detailed update in the
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I just want
to
make sure we have everything identified so we can continuously improve over the years. It's a big deal. And
it's a big expense.
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Okay. Excuse me.
Reverend J.B. Dennis. Rev's here.
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Dennis,
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Catalina
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Cocoa, Florida. I'm here because the bosses ain't bossing and the workers are not working. It's been a year and a half since we filed our first petition. As of right now, there's not even
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And the second petition we filed a week ago, we had a meeting with the city manager. It was not productive. It was a nitpicking session. And with all the lawsuits
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going tit for tat on this issue. So with the lawsuit pending under Rule 23 of the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure, there are enough lawsuits pending to have a class action in federal
court. So we're
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going to inform you that we are tired of coming in here with the tit for tat So as of this day, we have filed for a civil rights investigation to the
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And that's all I got to say.
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met with the Reverend Dennis and Mr. Foster
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July 18th. And I'll provide you all an email that we provided to Reverend Dennis summarizing the the content of our conversation and where we were going with it in terms of what needed to happen, uh in terms of uh some additional information needing to be required in the process of doing that. And we sent him an email on Monday, July 23rd. Okay. So we'll I will forward you those emails ‸ I'm not sure what Mr. Dennis just stated accurately represents what has occurred.
Okay.
‸ Good
evening, uh council members. Donna Kettner,
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um I'm here even if the builder's not here tonight. um It was on the agenda. So um I spoke um about this. My concern is, um is it going to blend in with the historical um vibe of the of the neighborhood? And the one thing that I thought about was, didn't we build this city hall with bonds? I've been here for a long time. You all know me and we need a parking garage. And now all of a sudden we're going to have a
hotel.
‸ We've asked for a parking garage. Many city council members have come and gone over the years.
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A parking garage that would fit in and help all the businesses downtown which need a parking garage. With all the activities that go on down here, it's in great need. I brought pictures. I went to the historical library. I'll leave these. with you. i have We've had hotels. Here's the Brevard Hotel. Here's the old
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House. If you were born and raised here, all of the locals have always spoke of these places. We um we we are a community that from this lagoon used to catch
these
size
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fish ‸ hanging outside of the traffic hardware store that was taller than me.
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I am tired of jumping over ‸ sludge coming down the street on Harrison Street. Now the sludge runs down
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So again, I say you've raised our taxes but you're not looking at cleaning up the problems that exist. With the hotel,
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um with insufficient garbage dumpsters.
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in our downtown don't recycle anything. And they have quantities of glass and plastic a hell of a lot more than I do for my house and my business. I recycle everything. I'm going to leave these ‸ pictures with you. Again, I ‸ I just wish as a council that you would not rush in making your decisions what's going to be good because not everybody is here right
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traveling. People that are snowbirds. I have customers who are planning on buying the townhomes. They want to be
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We want to have something that looks like
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I could go on and on tonight. Of course, we're not going to speak about it. But um
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because I won't be here for that meeting on the 14th. Lucky you. But I will write a letter and and have somebody read it on my behalf of my concerns.
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no. Let me say something to you. We want you to come, okay? And we want you to keep complaining, okay? Because you've helped the community by all the complaining. All right? Let
me
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at the old City Hall site, that's not going to help the center of the village. It's not going to help. And it probably won't be full, all right? So, you know, to come in here and say all these things, it's it you got to put money up.
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you build
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parking garage?
No, I think as a community, we can do it. You built this City Hall through bonds. I
didn't build a City Hall. You
didn't, but the community already
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and those revenues are pledged.
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over at Lee Winter. We took over
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site to maybe buy.
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out like it's nothing. And it's very important where it goes, because if you put 300 or 400 car spaces like Melbourne did, where it's
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‸ Well, that's my
fear with the hotel, that it's not going to be booked. That is one of my ‸ hotel
meets, if they meet everything, it's coming. Sorry. All
right. Well,
okay
you're you're welcome to have your opinion, and I'm welcome to have my opinion.
Come with solutions, man. ‸ Here's what I'm looking at. we
got to
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start, hey, we have to build this town the right way, not ‸ That's what I'm
saying. Most towns care about how it looks. That's all I'm saying. I care about how it's gonna ‸ look.
If they meet everything, it's gonna ‸ pass. There's nothing you can do about it. ‸ All right.
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Not enough room. Okay. ‸ All right. Pat Chamber.
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‸ doing good.
Pat Chambers, [address],
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Florida. I'm not going to get into this because I just heard the way you spoke
to
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Donna and I'm appalled to tell you the truth. But I'd like to talk about
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for over eight years. It is overgrown. it is It has trees going through the chimney. When is City Code going to do something about that? Two, you came through and marked the
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The sidewalks are still cracked. There's been nothing done about that. And um I guess that's all I have to say because I'm just appalled at the way you would talk to one of your citizens. Well,
hey, you got to be positive.
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2115 North Indian River Drive. i'm To get up after this, I have to say I'm appalled, too.
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going to talk about. um As you know, I sit on the
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And talking about the restoration of the lagoon, the good news is that we have gone from an anticipated 300 million over 10 years to almost half a billion um in anticipated revenues coming in that we can use to restore the lagoon. The challenge is getting the local municipalities and agencies to all work together. And so I wanted to speak to you about COCO because last Friday we had a meeting that COCO was invited to, uh the Wastewater Department was invited to, and
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one participated.
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And I happen to know that COCO has a very good story to tell in that regard in terms of its asset management and ‸ The other thing is that we have
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but unless we sell
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i think we should go after those monies also the oversight ‸ committee will be reviewing and uh we're anticipating changing the amount that will go for those projects. So my message is just that please,
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come to the table. There's money on the table.
Why don't you tell the lagoon people to come to the table?
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pump the milk out of the river.
they are In fact,
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is on that agenda. I
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any rate, there's money on the table. There are opportunities to enhance
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to help restore the lagoon, and to enhance enhance our own community. And we should be there. We should be applying for those dollars. yeah
We should get our tax payment our tax money back.
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I'm not appalled, Henry. There's always going to be naysayers. And if people would just realize that because you're going
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a few naysayers, they do not represent the majority of anything on the problem the projects that we've done, they have to realize, they have to recognize what the majority wants. We've had a public meetings on several different projects. And it's passed. I remember when I was on the council, the first condo, Oleander Point. I remember that. I will never forget the fears of traffic. I mean, I can go on and I don't have enough time for that. But how many condos have we built since then? Six? Probably
six. Is
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this city does not want to see what we have to show that we have the position and the support to continue the growth of this city, which is positive, ‸ right then they need to sell now because they bought low. And buy low somewhere where there's chickens and roosters in the yards. You know, if you don't want progress, there's no growth, there's death. We are a city that owns a water department that's worth the B word, billions. And yet I heard criticism that we built a Greek center here during the planning and zoning board meeting. What are we supposed to look like? That we don't have two nickels to put together?
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We have gotten all everything has been upgraded, several buildings, not just the city hall, but I was also involved with the city police department, and then this board took over and replaced all the fire departments. That's, to me, progress. And it helps the city. So it's great to say something negative, but say something as a possible solution to the negativity. I'm tired of that. Give something that would cause people to think about something other than complaints. Reference to the Derby Street property, that was up for sale. that's also came before the board to rent it. I know the owner. And when the item was on the board, which
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that was highly against it. And now that person abuses the use of the property, where I've asked three or four times to remove her vehicle.
because she keeps burning So
that
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That could have been rented for quite some time, and
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let me just ‸ I don't know one positive city project that this person supported for the 30 years that she
says
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you've been here.
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I just want to say something to you. I want the audience to know I stand by everything I do. And you've been here the whole time.
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We must move forward as a city. And that's all four corners of our city. We spent millions of dollars ‸ taxpayers money exactly to modernize our city. Okay? If these people come in, and I haven't seen the final plan on the on the hotel. They come in and they meet. You can't stop it by law. You have
to you have to vote.
correct Correct. So everybody
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to know that. But to come up and negative, negative, negative, you can't do that. And let me tell you something.
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‸ And I can tell you right now, it's a risk. Nobody's going to do it just to do it. Yeah. Who's going to
spend millions that's going to fail? right jeez
i I stand for our city and for moving it forward. That's it.
The reason the CRA has all the money it has and now has the position to to be in the position right now with this project is because of those hotels that were built on the river. ‸ We have millions to work with. And yet they're criticizing what gave us our success. I
ran the neighborhood watch over 20 years ago. And I can tell you it was risky. This place, nobody here would live here. And if you did, you knew what I'm talking about. It's crap. And I will not go back to where we were.
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four months. When there were people still
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I
know.
‸ Thank you. Thank you for letting me speak. Yes,
sir.
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Mr. Mayor, ‸ just ‸ clarify? um the The debt service that pays the bonds in the
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They're paid through the form of pledge revenues, of franchise fees, utility service tax, gas tax. It's not the utility system that pays for City Hall. So, ratepayers do not pay for City Hall, City
cocoa
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residents, and the taxes that are...
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but we pledged ‸ specific portion of revenues ‸ like communication service tax, franchise fees, uh utility service tax, gas tax,
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So, I'm just going to clarify that for the
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it's okay
Initially, ‸ was going to speak about my problem with Chief Cantaloupe. And then after I heard the kids, I decided I was going to speak and say thank you to the people at City Hall hall that have been so polite and so nice to me. Then I heard your interaction with that lady. So...
She's my neighbor. ‸ okay.
‸ I don't know her, but anyway. So, I guess what I'll say, thank you to the people that I have interacted with that's trying to help me with my problem. And for treating me with respect. And uh
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So, thank
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you
I make a motion. We approve
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‸ Well, you... You... were You... you're You could come up and speak. Come on up.
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Public hearing too. ‸ We... um Tabled it. But go on Go ahead.
Thank you. I filled out the forum. I'm here. Came back from away, so here I am, and I'm a proud citizen of
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I love a lot of things, certainly, about this area. um I certainly represent some of the taxpayers, and I help pay for some of this. So uh I do want to speak up, and I probably helped pay somewhat for the old City Hall, and so did some other people before me. And now I'm glad to be here in this new building, building and I have to admit, I sometimes still make use of the old City Hall by parking there. And uh once in a while I park there, and uh i uh
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‸ And that's the area that's up for possible development, I believe, or used as a parking lot. I want you to know I already use it as a parking lot sometimes. And um that space could be extended a little bit, but I think it must hold 50 to 100 spaces. So if that's the case, we have some spaces there. They might even be able to extend. So I'm totally, as a perplexed, I think everyone who's concerned with finances, with careful and conservative spending, shouldn't make a snap decision. If we already have an area that serves as parking, possibly could be extended as parking, why are we
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100 spaces? We're giving the property that I've paid for, that other taxpayers have paid for all these years and provides parking to a developer. And
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I mean, I know what I pay in taxes, it's not nothing, but when you think about traffic, police, other costs that will come into a building, and we're giving it away. So, I mean, fiscally, financially, I'd like everyone, please look carefully at this. We taxpayers will not be happy if something that we've worked and paid for is given away, especially to some interests that, yes, will benefit some people, but representing all the people?
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very doubtful about that. So please don't make up your mind right away without at least presenting fairly all the facts about this situation. So that's what I come as a taxpayer of many years to ask, and I think most people here would agree with that. Thank you. Thank
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you Got a card?
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the meeting where this issue is going to be discussed, but
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of progress? And most of the people that I've talked to, they support development or projects that fit the character of the village. And most people do not think that a hotel that is
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we have here. And another thing I would like to know is what are the majorities that I've been hearing about? What are these majorities? How many people were there? And what constituted the majority that agreed with the project? Names? And also, if you don't have the names, at least I would like the absolute numbers and the proportions. um That's all. Thank you. Thank you. Can
you please fill ‸ a card to hand to the clerk? Ma'am, can you please fill out a speaker's card so you're so we can document your comments? Thank ‸ you.
okay
good evening
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amending Appendix A, Zoning Article X, Section 3, um Article 10, Section 3 of the City Code.
‸ stop, stop, stop, stop. ‸ Consent agenda first.
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there was no formal vote because yeah we got a gentle lady came up to
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uh seeking approval of ordinance 05-2018 amending appendix A zoning article 10, section 3 of the city code
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and customary accessory buildings on a non-conforming lot
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planning and zoning manager, to give you a
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an ordinance number 05-2018, an ordinance of the city
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A, article 10, section 3 of
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allow the ‸ construction of single-family dwellings and customary accessory buildings on a non-conforming lot of record, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the code, severability, and an effective date. And this is first reading of this particular ordinance. It is going to the planning and zoning board, and the planning and zoning board is recommended approval. That is July 17, 2018, special meeting
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and also the relationship of that
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So the city currently allows, in a district where you can have a single family residential dwelling, you're allowed to erect
And that's all
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A single family dwelling and accessory buildings on ‸ a non-conforming lot provided that yard dimensions, setbacks, and requirements other than area and width are satisfied. The intent being to ensure the property owners... I'm able to maintain reasonable use of their lot if the lot becomes nonconforming due to a change in zoning. Unfortunately, the language doesn't include any reference to depth, and therefore, if a lot in a district where dwellings are permitted meets the minimum width and area but has insufficient depth, that property owner would have to seek a variance in order to build a single-family dwelling.
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And in looking at consistency with a comprehensive plan, the future land use policy 1.1.10.10 specifically states that the city shall review the nonconforming section of the land development code to ensure its effectiveness. So previously, the planning and zoning board recommended approval at its special meeting of July 17th. And
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Pretty straightforward. I'm
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Close it to the council, open it to the public. I've
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If anybody else wants to speak on this, let me know. Larry
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On this
one?
No. Straightforward. I've got a non-conforming lot for you. Okay. Talk to you about it later. Okay. Nobody else? Okay, good. We're going to close it, bring it back to council. What do you want to do?
Motion
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All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay. All right. Okay, thanks.
Nope.
Okay, so we get
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Council business. All
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recommended by the Code Enforcement Board for the property located at 209 Riverside Drive the
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found the owner 209 Riverside LLC in violation of the following, exterior walls, protective treatment, and not having a permit. The
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case was brought in from the code enforcement board for a lien reduction in its regular meeting on June 21st
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it's staff's recommendation to follow the Code boards recommendation to
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okay
so I'm looking they're in compliance now on these issues because I know there's some other issues over there too. so Yes, ‸ But they're in compliance on these. Okay. Yes. All
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Good. thanks Chief. Next.
Again, answering asking Council to
approve
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a Code Enforcement Lien Reduction request
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board for the property located at 1049 West King Street the code enforcement board held a
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of the following, accumulation of trash and litter, accessory structures and weeds. The lien ran for 24 days and the
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this was brought in front of the Code Enforcement Board for a lien reduction at
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that it be reduced
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Code
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it to one
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Second.
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favor aye
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This one is, yeah. Is Charles Nix here?
I am. I'm only here to help answer any questions.
‸ Thank you. Okay. Thanks. Okay, Chief.
Great.
Again asking Council to approve a code enforcement lien reduction in the amount of $2,000 as recommended by the code enforcement board for the property located at 1049 West King Street. The
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the board found the owner of McVeigh
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in repeat violation of the following landscape requirements. The lien ran for 151 days, the
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Again,
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2019, and they recommended that it be reduced to $2,000. Again, we'd ask Council to approve code enforcement lien reduction request in the amount of $2,000 as recommended by the code enforcement board for 1049
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Motion to approve is now followed.
Second.
All in favor? Aye. If I
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is that the family dollar? Yes. Yes. Yeah.
That's it? Okay. That's it. Got some problems over there. All right. All right. Mr.
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Chief, in regards
to that location, did we just
approved
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the reduction of
the fines? Yes, sir. Is there any way that we can police that area a little bit better for activities that goes on there in their press area?
Yes, sir. Absolutely.
We really do need to pump up the volume on that. Okay. And
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Yeah. Okay.
We'll take care of it. Thank
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Mayor, members of Council, this is our truth and knowledge presentation. It was explaining your agenda item due to ‸ some changing information. And as we entered the information that previously was presented, we received ‸ information, or at least the system uploaded that didn't balance.
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we redid it. And now we have the correct information. We
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Of course, you want to
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where you must adopt or establish your, excuse me, establish your proposed military by August 4th. And it requires a minimum of three votes out of five. And then you also will set your first public hearing. Reminder, the proposed rate you vote for tonight can be reduced when you vote for the adopted mileage rate, but it cannot be decreased. So again, this is the historical revenue at one tax base, or
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And as you can see, going back to 2008, which was the apex of, you know, prior to the
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The city provides a portion. You know, above the base value in tax increment, you know, finance revenues to each of those CRAs, just like the county provides, you know, a lot less than the city does. But
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$113,000
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So, you know, obviously everybody, you know, one of the, each year of the question is what does this mean to the single family, you know, property owner. So each year we present to you the
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Keep in mind, you'll see in the fourth column at top, ‸ the asterisk
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is rooted in our Save Our Homes initiative that provides an annual increase in homestead exempt properties assessment is either 3% or the CPI change, whichever is less. For 2018, the CPI cap is 2.1%. So although the overall increase is 8.66% in valuation for homestead of property is 2.1%. Thus, when you look at a A $100,000 valued house with a 2.1% increase, which would go to $102,100. The current taxes paid to the city is $299 a year. At the
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Then when you get down to $350, you see that it continues to go up a little bit more to about $38 increase in taxes for a total of $1,533 in taxes. Comparatively, I know from the last presentation we're not, you know, in large measure, one of the things I mentioned early on about there's a little bit of a change. We'd receive the certificate evaluation final and then we'd receive notice that wait, don't use those. ‸ We proceeded and then we got the revised ones or the notice, but we already had everything put together. Now you can see we have all the data as it relates to the exception of Cocoa Beach. They are evaluating four different options, but you can see the ‸ current and the proposed tax rate and where the city ranks. While the city is the fifth largest city in the county, we
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So maintaining, if we were to propose, military at 5.9790. So the next steps, obviously, we have a budget workshop on August
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5.30 p.m. right here. This first public hearing is September 15th, 5.30, where
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proposed,
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The second public hearing would be on September 13th at 5.30, where you would adopt
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and adopt the fiscal 2019 budget. And, again, so just to recap, ‸ the evaluation is going from $888.4 million to roughly $967.7 million, opposing
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keeping the existing military from this year, which
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is $450,000 additional revenue. Is there a resolution?
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pretty clear. The recommended action is to adopt the resolution. You know, I don't have the numbers, I apologize. What's that? What's that?
2018-051.
Thank you. Sorry. ‸ Yeah, you recommend the action. Approve resolution 2018-051, establishing
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and set
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budget. ‸ To answer your question, sir, yes, it just, as I indicated, we received the certification of tax values. We had already processed our stuff, and then we got notice. And then when we went into the Department of Revenue, because obviously, if you don't know, the property
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uploads, that data to the Department of Revenue. We went in there, we re-computed based on council's actions, and it essentially did not less out the redevelopment agency. The
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And so we wanted to come back and completely state it in the interest of transparency and to be compliant with the taxis.
Okay.
John, thanks.
That's clear.
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Yeah, motion to approve. I'll
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All in favor? Aye.
Any opposed? Good.
Good.
Good evening, council and mayor. As you're aware, each year, we consult, the staff works with a consultant, and we review and evaluate the utility revenues, the sufficiency of the utility revenues, to project current and future capital needs and operating needs. And in doing that, the next item up under city business number one is pursuant to resolution number 2016-87, establishing water, sewer, and reclaim water rate, water charges, and usage rates, except Stantec's fiscal year 2018 utility rate study validating the implementation of an automatic 5% annual increase to the water fire line, hydrant, wastewater, reclaim, and fixed monthly charges, and
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us this
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presentation of the utility revenue sufficiency update.
Good evening, members of the council. It's a pleasure to be in front of you once again. My
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the great introduction from Laura, you all well know that I'm here to present the results of the current revenue sufficiency analysis update that we performed for the city's water and sewer utility. The project team that
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become familiar with that has worked on the project this year and many others, we were previously Burton associates and have served clients in the state for over 30 years and
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Michael
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the project, and Peter Napoli was our lead consultant handling a lot of the hard work on the numbers. As a brief agenda for tonight, I'm going to go through the purpose or what is this analysis and what was it intended to do. I'll go through the data and assumptions that feed the analysis. I'll walk you through the resulting financial plan and our recommendations for the rates.
I'll
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the final slide.
The
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Since then, we've annually updated the revenue sufficiency analysis to determine the needed rate
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Last year's revenue sufficiency analysis recommended 4% plan of rate adjustments and this study plans to update that adjustment with the most current financial data over the 10-year projection period and
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upon certain data and assumptions to put together the 10-year forecast. Our data sources include the 2017 audited financials, the 2018 year-end estimates provided by city staff, ‸ 2019 proposed budget, we
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that's
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good debt service coverage ratio for current and any potentially new or new debt that would be occurred by the system and maintain their existing reserve policies or minimum reserve requirements within the fund fund balance. Our assumptions include various cost escalation factors. We
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than health care and so on. Each individual cost escalation factor was identified and reviewed with your city staff to maintain a good 10-year projection. We look at the execution of your budget. While the budget is the basis of the analysis, this is a cash flow model and we intend to present a real cash flow basis for the analysis. We look at the historical execution of your operations and personnel within the budget. the
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assumption on a conservative basis throughout the projection period. The same with the capital improvement program. We reviewed system growth in the volume forecast along with your utility staff. In doing so, in an
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trend in water consumption per account. it's not unique to your city. This is a trend nationwide particularly in the state of Florida as Florida has had conservation incentive rate structures for some time now. Utility customers have recognized that and
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over the past 10 years, particularly to pull back on water usage, at least in ‸ the irrigation side of things. And of course, you have reclaimed water available, so they're replacing that with a lesser burden on your water system. So going
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decline in trend on just a slight basis of usage per account recognizing those trends
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usage as well as efficiencies for new housing development and appliances that get installed. ‸ make assumptions regarding ‸ interest earnings. Our model calculates the amount of interest earned on available fund balance to the extent ‸ that fund balance fluctuates. And our model also calculates potential long-term borrowing needs based upon your capital improvement program I'm going
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review the financial plan, the cash flow projections, our control panel of the model, and the rate comparisons at the end
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analysis, and it's a cash flow projection. It's a 10-year projection which calculates annual cash flow surplus or deficits in
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cash in ‸ cash out of the fund. It projects available reserves, graphically representative, with detail available throughout all the graphs and everything you've seen on the control panel. There's a lot going on behind the scenes, and it's been transparent, and the details behind those numbers are included in the report of this analysis. The simple concept of the model is that when cash coming into the fund is greater than cash out, you have a surplus that builds reserve balances. This is a more sustainable course, but we, of course, don't want to build reserve balances over time that would not be intended to be used for ‸ capital projects or
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used for the fund so we're going to be used for the fund so we're going to some
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cash out is greater than cash in, you have a capital deficit. It draws upon available reserve balances or calculates needs for borrowing because cash is not available to fund those projects. A
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the fund. So ideally, we would have a fund during every given year cash in meets cash out ‸ funding your
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requirements of reserve requirements, debt service coverage ratios, and capital improvement program financing. This
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a lot going on here, but I'll highlight the most important things. First off, we are showing, starting in fiscal year 2019, a 5% rate adjustment needed from here on out. The reason for such is it supports an issuance of
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capital improvement program in these early years. As compared to last year, this has been increased a bit, and a need for borrowing is causing the need for the additional revenue requirement. This plan does maintain reserve balances at the 46
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requirement. That black line right there represents a five
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target, and that meets or exceeds the requirements from rating
agencies.
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as such your rating agencies are looking at your debt service coverage and our model projects that with your existing debt as well as the proposed new debt and can
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which is an indicator of very strong coverage for your financial operations and just
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increase of the u.s consumer price index water and sewer maintenance series which is a subindancy of the u.s cpi which everybody's well aware of but that cpi contains hundreds of subindancies one of them tracking the cost of water and sewer service to residential households across the united states over the past five
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this is not an extraordinary plan for rate adjustments for water and sewer. You will review this every year and readopt it. This does not set it in place and set it and forget it. However, it is a recommended plan that of the
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factor for water and sewer service in the United States. This
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higher than the recommended amounts here. But all we do know is that their current rates as of today, would be displayed on this
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recommendation would be to implement the five
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water, sewer, reclating
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october 1st of 2018. the basis for this recommendation would be meeting the financial planning targets of funding the capital improvement programs need needed and identified by your utility staff, maintain strong debt service coverage of your existing and new debt, and
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going to be looking for. ‸ of course, it provides a sustainable plan for funding of these capital project requirements and your
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be open for any questions.
sir
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years is that going to take place?
As the plan projects right now, with the needed capital improvements and maintaining the new debt service coverage as well as your existing debt service coverage, unless something were to change drastically, that's
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City Council um in 2016, and
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City Council determines in any fiscal year, based on the ‸ sufficiency analysis, to
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so it's subject to the bank uh called the Council. Every
year. up Yep. And that policy is established by Council and is good through October 1, 2025, at which point the Council will have to consider another rate resolution. yeah
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you.
And every year we perform these analyses to make sure you're on the right track and if anything could be adjusted, that does It does vary. Yes, sir.
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okay
thank
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It's a pleasure being here once again and
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Motion to approve.
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All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Very good.
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Okay. Chief?
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Asking council approval
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German Shepherd from
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as a patrol canine for tracking, narcotic searches, and
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manager to sign the waiver of liability and home harmless agreement
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meet her?
She is here. Officer De Los Santos and Kira are here. Just so everybody knows, Kira will be replacing Cairo, who was Officer De Los santos partner for many years.
‸ And how old is Kira? ‸ how old is she? Two.
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back there making right ‸ That's funny.
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So the other dog is retiring? Yes. Good for him.
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be a first for us. Interesting. Okay. Yes.
Also here tonight with us is Officer Dan Rhodes in
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Copper,
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department's non-profit ‸ but what the Chief didn't say is is that uh the money that uh was donated to coco
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First to purchase Kira was actually procured by Officer De Los Santos himself. um He personally saved the city ten
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um getting the donation to coco
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the city of coco
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was wonderful. um He
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Now, Brian, if you could just make Copper as well behaved as she is.
And
so, miss Kira's gonna ‸ get her own Facebook page and everything, too, like Copper?
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canines in the in the county, or is she...? uh
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We look for ‸ When does she start work?
uh
okay All right. Welcome aboard,
Ms.
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Kira.
She
looks at you almost just like Cairo does. Look at that. yeah Thank you to the Posh Warrior girls for coming and support
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you. Thank you.
everyone
we're gonna ‸ make a motion to approve,
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Hey, John. thank you
Yes, Mr. Mayor. uh This item um is to approve a resolution amending FY 2018 budget through the use of uh general funding contingency for actual services provided by Bolton Partners. As is indicated in the agenda item that the city anticipates, one,
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both our Chapter
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and then
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we anticipate in the process of uh collective bargaining potential proposals that will ‸ be evaluated uh there with ‸ So, uh this was uh not a budgeted item, uh and thus, you know, with collective bargaining going on, we need to bring on both partners uh that we did get three with two quotes and one non-responsive uh and Bolton was the uh was the least expensive. So, with
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amend that
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funding contingency for the actual service provided by Bolton Partners.
‸ Motion
to approve. Second.
All in favor? Aye. any opposed uh
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uh ed yes sir item 8.5 Staff is uh requesting council to approve approve a resolution amending the FY 2018 budget for the use of general fund reserves in the amount of 57
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and installation of four uh 40 foot
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are utilized in downtown
cocoa
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i
have a couple questions
mr wilblast first okay go ahead
mr uh
mr uh wheatgriff uh My question is in regards to the current lamps that we have on several streets downtown, uh Factory Street, St. Charles, Orange Street, etc., that has those decorative lights. Yes, ‸ And you mentioned purchasing three for the downtown area. Is there a specific area that those three lights will go? And my question is twofold. ‸ one, the existing lights that some of them are not working on
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look at them
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to come to become an artifact. And just sitting there and non-functional.
And
it's been that way on St. Charles for a while. There are several lights that's out. On St. Charles Street, i when I visited those areas, we we have uh Travis Street, St.
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of those lights are non-functional.
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problem. But we we need to pay closer attention to what we have in existence to make sure that they are functioning properly. uh I have no problem with adding three additional ones, but I don't want them to become what we already have. ‸ that's some non-functional lights. These are replacements for
ones that are missing. Correct,
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uh ‸ it doesn't cover the whole uh landscape for the lights that we have in existence. So if we could come up with the total number of those decorative lights that we have and where they're located to make sure that they are functioning properly, maybe we need more than what you're asking for as far as finances are concerned. well
The
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they're
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are converting those to LED. When the when the bulb goes out and fails, we are actually uh replacing the the bulb with a replacement bulb. uh These three that we're purchasing, the poles and or head fixtures, have been run over and knocked down. Sometimes we know who did it. Sometimes we don't. but uh
But you understand what I'm asking?
Yes, I understand what you're
asking. Could you report back to Council uh an update on uh what we are discussing in regards to those decorative lamps? Yes,
we can make a report on which ones aren't working and which ones ‸ Thank you, sir. That's it.
Brenda
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just um in the agenda item it was mentioned that some of these um were issues from um auto accidents where the lights had been hit, I guess the ones on us1
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that happens, do we get insurance reimbursement for that?
Yes, my staff makes an effort to get
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on what the value of the damage is and then get back with the insurance company.
Do they normally pay? or do uh
Yes, okay they do normally pay.
Okay. All right. that That's my only question. Motion to approve. Second. All
in favor? Aye.
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do you
got?
‸ next item is uh
ordinance
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ordinance of the city council of the city code of
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Florida, amending
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shall be held on every second and fourth Wednesday of each and every month, providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date. This is first reading of this ordinance. uh At the last meeting, the council tabled this item in order to get additional information. It's a discretionary item. The council has the discretion to establish which days uh the regular meetings of the council ‸ will occur. The city clerk's office went back, per your instruction, to um canvas the planning and zoning board and the utility advisory board to see if uh moving the council meetings to Wednesdays would create any problems for either of those boards. Planning and zoning board um said that there would be no issues with moving their their meeting day um in order to accommodate the council. The utility ‸ advisory board uh recognized that there may be some issues with uh moving uh their meeting um to accommodate. However, they know this council's ultimate decision, whether you want to change your meeting date, and they would be willing to work with the council to make sure that that change is effectuated at their level. Again, this is
the
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council's discretion. um The ordinance is presented. In the event you're inclined to to change your regular meeting dates to uh second and fourth Wednesday, rather than the second and fourth Tuesday of every month.
um uh
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this community, our school board having a meeting on the same night that we meet. When we first introduced the time change from 7 o'clock to 6 p.m., there was some concerns about it, but as you can see, meeting at 6 o'clock was perfect for us And it gives us more time in the evening in order to take care of business at hand in regard to our agenda. I brought this up and made the suggestion to change it to Wednesday for several reasons. For our community participation is one. The next one is the
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we have people that would like to come to council
meeting but they
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think a little bit
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about their children's well-being and what's happening at the school rather than come here and participate in council's business, which affects them as well. I think that we can always go back to what we're doing now, but why not give it a try? As council, we can change it again.
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regards to the Tuesday night change to Wednesday night as to whether they're for it, and I
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But I suggest that we do it, and I would like to make a motion that we go ‸ forward after the comments from council.
I have no objection to it, actually.
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It doesn't conflict
with any of the other obligations that I have as well as far as council business. So it's
not a conflict for me, and I agree that there have been times when it would have been to our advantage ‸ to be able to attend a school board meeting, And we don't always get enough notice of items that are going to be on the school board agenda to properly cancel and reschedule our meetings. So,
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the school board's doing things that affect our schools, and
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So I don't have any problem with it at all. And the only thing I would like to do is make sure that we work really hard to give public notice and, ‸ you know, maybe at our next meeting or next two meetings or whatever to promote the fact that we're moving. ‸ And I know Samantha will do it through social media, ‸ and we can do it on the website and everything, but I just want to make sure that the public knows that we're going to change it to Wednesdays, and especially since we've if we're going to do it before the next meeting, I
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but if we were, since we've pushed that agenda item tonight off to our next meeting, I would kind of like to keep our next meeting on the ‸ Tuesday, but then
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I agree with that. Yeah, that's enough time to give everyone notice.
The
first
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Thank you.
So
thank you for asking me. ‸ Very simple. CRA, how does it affect it or do we need to address it? Should it be still before the council meeting like it is now or not? That's
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add.
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Well, one of the other items I would just share with you that there are instances where the county meets on Tuesdays and sometimes have hearings on Tuesday evenings. And we, one of the issues or challenges that we face in coming up with our budget calendar sometimes is trying to work around the school board and the county's meetings because we don't
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our public hearings to our budget on the same dates that they're having theirs. So Wednesdays, I mean, for instance, we're having our first one on,
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which
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month. Right. But it just, so I don't think
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So that
would
be.
Okay.
I'll make a second on Mr. You made the motion? Yes.
September 12th will be
the
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first meeting. Right. Is
that beginning at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays?
You'd
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Sure lost that. We're going to keep it at 6 o'clock. And the motion has been amended.
That
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for dinner. As
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There's a motion on the floor. Happy meal.
I'll second.
Okay.
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So that would be, so we can get out. That
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September
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September
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That's
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You
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This is utilizing
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related maintenance equipment services supplies and inventory. It's effective September 1st, 2018. And we're requesting council to authorize the city manager to execute the contract.
Do we have to buy parts for those vehicles?
Yes. We have to buy a few parts. ‸ Motion
to approve.
All
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Yes, sir. This is to request a renewal of
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January 1st, 2019 to December 31st, 2019, and payments to eligible retirees for Medicare Part B reimbursement. And I just want to highlight that this renewal is a decrease to this plan. And the majority of the decrease is related to, in the past, there was a required administrative fee on fully insured plans, which is a requirement under the Affordable Care Act. And the legislation has removed that requirement, which ultimately resulted in a decrease to our plan.
So,
that's good. Yeah.
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Motion to approve.
I'll second. Second
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All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed?
Good.
We're going through it. Anybody in the audience from advisory board or committee like to speak? No. Okay. See
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Ed?
No report. No
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Finance?
No report.
Chief
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one thing. This Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. we'll be out at Walmart. Officer
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So, we're asking everybody to come out. We're trying to collect supplies so that we can share them with all our schools and children.
Great.
I dropped off school supplies here last Friday to City Hall. Does that go out? Is that going out to all the schools as well? ‸ Was that a city-wide? School-wide?
I think so.
Wouldn't that be a part of your effort? Yeah. Would that be the same?
‸ Yeah.
Because we had back-to-school supply drive. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Chief, just not sure. I'll make sure.
Samantha's got it. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. Okay. John. Good. John.
Yes, sir. Thank you. I'm proud to announce that we will be doing the 2018
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this year in conjunction with the high school. Alex Candelaro is heading up this year's 9-11 stair climb. He's got a good team going together. So, that will be September 15th, 2018 at 6 p.m. at Tiger Stadium. So, t-shirts are on sale now. So, if you would like a t-shirt, please let us know. We'll make sure that we pull a t-shirt out for you. Let me know what size. I'd
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It's funny you say that. I don't, you know. I've
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Absolutely.
After
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do it.
Showing
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Clemson.
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That was my next question. Yeah, yeah. Since Chief's not here, how's Clemson doing?
They're great. They're great. And, you know, I'm glad you brought that up because I know how the city manager likes to mark these things on his calendar. But September 8th at 7 o'clock ESPN, Clemson will be playing Texas A&M. So, you might want to put that on your calendar. I know you don't want to miss it. And then the last thing I have for council is on a personal note. 72. Earlier this month, Ron Plummer with Orange County Emergency Management passed away. Ron was a huge advocate for our area, for our LEPC region and for our regional planning council and pushing a lot of emergency management for our communities and all. Great man will be greatly missed by our region and most of all by Orange County. We'll be presenting his family with a plaque for his service at our annual regional council meeting in January in Daytona. So, just keep his family and your thoughts and prayers. Thank you. That's all. Thank you. Care?
Nothing to report.
Agilities.
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our employees. We'll be getting a packet for each council member. This is the opportunity if you want to make changes to your benefits or enroll if you're not currently enrolled in the benefits. So,
we'll
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I have a meeting.
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Katie wants to. Oh.
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520.
that
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happened over the weekend.
There
was a gravity main at 520 with 8-inch. We
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We're working with the DOT to get an emergency permit so we can get out to do the final repair. As soon as we get the go-ahead from them, we can do it. It'll be at night. We expect about four hours.
Is it sewer?
Mm-hmm. Sewer? Yeah. Sorry. Sewer.
Yeah.
I
saw firsthand the DOT guy, my buddy, comes in. I hadn't seen him in 35 years. He goes, it's the city's problem. It was interesting. But it was a heck of a void. Yeah.
So, they got it temporarily. As you can tell, it's
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asphalt down for that. And once we get the go-ahead, we can do the permanent repair out there at night.
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do have one item just to provide another notice out there to the public. We
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tonight. When everyone came into work, they realized it was already cut over at 8 a.m. And so, while they were demoing the new software and phone system, they realized it was live, and they weren't receiving any of their phone calls. So, you may hear from some customers that were unable to get through today. There were some pretty significant call queues throughout the day. But the team down there quickly figured out what was going on and was able to answer a majority of the calls. There
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But I just wanted to let you know, I guess it is a relief that it's not being rolled out tomorrow. It's already rolled out today. But there were some other issues that compounded it related to IT. They did work through those issues as well. So, we expect it to be quite a bit smoother tomorrow. We did learn a few things as far as the customers have the ability now, if there isn't an available customer service rep, to go into an automatic callback. So, when there is an available rep, they get automatically called back by our rep. So, you don't have to sit there on a hold queue waiting for a customer service rep to take your call. You can continue what you're doing, and then we'll call you back. So,
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So, people are using the feature, and we look forward to using it.
Yeah, good.
Just wanted to provide that update. If there are any more technical difficulties, please have a little bit of patience. We're working through it, but we expect it to be fairly seamless tomorrow when we come in.
Okay. That's good. Anything
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That's it. Okay. Mr. City Manager?
Yes, Mr. Mayor and Council. You referenced the Finance Director, so let me formally introduce you to her. I know that. Our new Finance Director, Rebecca Bowman. She's doing us now a little over a week. And she comes to us by way of the city of Castleberry. The last nine years with just under six, or about six years as the Finance Director. She holds an MBA in accounting from Rollins College, as well as a bachelor's degree in accounting from North Central College. And she is a certified government finance manager through the GFOA. So welcome to Rebecca. ‸ What's your name again? Rebecca. Rebecca. We're looking forward to
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Welcome
aboard, Rebecca.
Welcome. We
know you're going to do great. Quick question.
What
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You're ready for this then. Yeah.
If she's made it through a whole week, she'll probably stay a while.
Usually, the council, Rebecca, ‸ we refer to you as the wallet. I
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That's how we're starting out. Okay. And ‸ we appreciate you coming here. It's the best city.
‸ Thank you.
Yeah. Great water, too.
Well,
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be lucky.
Thank you, ma'am. It doesn't usually get this testy, but it's good. No. All right. John,
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Also, I just want to thank Laura, you know, for serving as interim finance director during the period of transition. We appreciate her service. And with that, I don't believe I have anything else to report. Just
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signing up for the Florida League of Cities legislative policy committees. I know
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it sooner rather than later.
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Yes, sir.
All right. We're good. Mr. Whipple.
Yes, sir. Mr. Mayor,
I
have a couple items. One, the progress on Stone Street. Things are looking good on Stone Street. There's been plenty of work going on over there. I want to thank you, Mr. Wheat-Griff, for championing the cause for what we're trying to do on Stone Street. It really looks nice. It
does look good. And
I know that we're supposed to end at the end of the year.
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the complete update? Is
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Yes,
sir. We're still
shooting for September the 30th. September the 30th. So those out there that's listening in television land, September the 30th, you should have a new Stone Street, a new look. Also, Factory Street, the community meeting
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Would you give us a little brief update on that?
The roof's on, the walls are up, and it's also due to be finished by the end of the fiscal year. By
the end of the fiscal year, we will have a new community meeting room on Factory Street. Yes, sir. And that is ‸ a result of the consent decree and the requirements that the City Council has, or the City of Cocoa has, an obligation to provide. That
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Well, that's actually, the City Council agreed when they did the health center, but the consent decree requirements were fulfilled previously as
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city attorney provided for. Okay.
It's being done. Yes. Anyway, it's being done. Also, the elimination of blight. There's a project that's going on in ‸ District 1 where there's a service station, an old service station, that's being demolished. And it's at the corner of Roselle Jones and Martin Luther King Jr. Highway, which is Fist
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I believe. So,
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We're moving forward and cleaning up our city. New
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It's coming into Cocoa. Our population has increased,
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Tonight, we've witnessed some citizens that have been disgruntled over some of the things going forward. ‸ But think about this. Had we not done what we've done for this building years ago, in 2006, when I came on council, this facility was being planned. And one of the things that I noticed when I came in is that had we not taken a look at what we were doing, the council chamber would have been upstairs somewhere instead of here. So, plans that we have to go forward on new facilities, new buildings,
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such as the new hotels. I see nothing wrong with planning to ‸ build a new hotel in the City of Cocoa on the south end of the village. Had
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we wouldn't have that facility and the amenities that it brings to the city. So, I say to all ‸ the citizens out there who witnessed what went on here tonight, let's all try to work together and reach a solution to our growth together, instead of bickering and trying to state our case. That's
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Good point.
Yes. I said all that to say that I'm happy to be here and I see the city going forward in positive ways, and it does my heart well. One other thing I have to say. Sir?
Sir? I'm
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Thank you, Captain. One thing I want to ask the city manager that I brought up quite some time ago, that one of the citizens who has two keys to the city on his wall, one for his wife and one for him, I
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me in the city? The key to the city. What did they get me? I said, well, recognition of you being a model citizen. He laughed. And I said, well, I don't know what it gets you. Maybe
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But it doesn't do that either. So I asked the
city
manager to come up with a policy. When we issue keys to the city, it should mean something going forward and not just for the moment. If
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to put that badge on and be recognized for the reason that I received it in the first place. Okay.
Okay.
Not just, yeah, we gave them a key to the city. We need a policy. And in that policy, I'd like to see the amenities of the key to the city recipient. If it's nothing but a free concert that we're holding downtown, sponsored by the city of Cocoa. Give them something. That's it. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you. Right.
Yeah,
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cities. And keys
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their ceremonial and their recognition for efforts. There are no other amenities or benefits that are provided. It's a plaque or a key on it with ‸ extending the appreciation for service. We are looking at what type of events that, you know, we could do that to.
I
mean, obviously the city sponsors, you know, we don't have like, you know, we don't really do concerts.
Other
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that nature. So, I mean, it's not, we haven't forgot. I know the city clerk had
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research and asked other cities what they were doing around the state. And there's nobody really. We
can think outside the box. We
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right? Yes. I would look at something that doesn't cost anything or whatever. But the point is we could be the first city to do something meaningful for that. Mm-hmm. That's, yeah. Pretty good. Well, if you
give a citizen a key to the city, and it should signify something of importance to, I mean, it makes them proud, of course. But it should have some meaning behind it as well. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
Yeah.
So
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Yes. That's it. So. Amy?
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other night. And it looks like we've just about filled that board. And they are very enthusiastic, which new boards usually are. But they do a really nice job of pulling together to do their own research. There were several members of the public there in attendance, which those of us who've sat on boards and committees know it's really nice to have the public show up at some of those meetings. So there was public participation. The members that are there definitely seem to be interested in the issues. And I want to thank Karen for her guidance, because without good staff guidance, that committee stands the possibility of getting very bogged down in minor details. So Karen did a great job of keeping them focused. I got to attend the actually,
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he won the best
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show and collected another 35 points towards his UKC bench show championship. And it also qualified Copper for the UKC World Show that will take place this fall. ‸ Allows him to compete in that, which is basically they call it the world show, but it's the national show if Where's
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takes place up in Michigan. Yeah. So he's qualified now. It's just
it's
nice to get to qualify to go to that. I also attended the grand opening of the Brevard Cinema House. For anybody who hasn't been there, we have a new theater in
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It's 48 seats. And they're
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but they do show some fun stuff. And they have some sing-alongs and some other things that go along. They show a lot of children's movies. They do some
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some different stuff. They're right there on Willard Street next to the senior daycare that's over there. A movie is $6. And popcorn is $3. Yeah. It's a whole lot cheaper than going to the mall. And they put their schedule out weekly. You can sign up to get emails about what their schedule is. They're actually starting to do some afternoon matinees and stuff on the weekends. ‸ So you can sign up. Or they
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their event was very well attended by the chamber. And
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They are also available to rent out for private birthday parties and stuff. Right now, until they come up with a better option, they're charging $100 if you want to rent the facility to show a movie for your kid's birthday or something.
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‸ I also went to, since I didn't see any other city members there, ‸ city council members or management staff, I went to the memorial service for Bob Kamm. Mr. Kamm was our transportation planning director in Brevard County for many, many years. He passed away about a month ago. And his children waited until his family could come down from Pennsylvania to attend a memorial service. It was a wonderful service. A lot of the people who worked with Bob spoke about him. And
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that he was really heavily involved in. But they did a great job of covering his career and the things that he added to Brevard County. And I just wanted to say for people like Ed, who worked with him for many, many years, who knows what impact he's had on transportation in this county, please continue to share those things. Because the things I heard were just, and I've been here, and I still did not realize just how instrumental he was in getting some of the, not just the roads, but the developments and the processes that we use, and the bike paths and the trails and all the other stuff we do. He, he had a huge impact on this county. Yeah. So, and unfortunately did not get to enjoy his retirement. So, those of you who are getting close to retirement, you know, think about that. I also got to attend with Deputy Mayor Blanco, the
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Black Women, which is Mrs. Alberta Wilson is president of that organization. And
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Mrs.
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that she does in the city of COCO. And
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her advocacy for women and children in Brevard County. It was a wonderful event. Mrs. Wilson is mentoring some other young ladies to take over and manage these events. And she had a committee of co-chairs that put the event together, did a fabulous job. One of those young ladies was an old friend of ours. Ms.
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And they did a fabulous job. It was a wonderful event. And we also got to see Mrs. Collins, who was at the event, and looking great and doing very well. So today I went to the Rotary lunch with Officer Hadaway and K9 Copper, where he got to talk to everybody about community policing. And
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And...
I'm sure he did.
Yeah, they had meatloaf. He was impressed. Oh, gosh. It was good meatloaf. So the Rotary was very impressed with our community policing program and the different things that we're involved in. And I actually had some questions that led me to believe we may see some of those ‸ businesses participate and donate to
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Tomorrow... No, Thursday evening. Today's still Tuesday. We're not doing Wednesdays yet. Thursday evening at 5 o'clock of
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there's going to be a
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Dick Blake Stadium in honor of Mr. Richard Blake. And anybody who knows Mr. Blake knows that he's probably very, very well-deserved. So anybody who wants to support that ‸ can come out to the school board meeting and let them know how much we would like to have Mr. Blake honored with the field.
And
Mr. City Manager, tonight
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donation together himself and
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I wanted to ask, do we have a program to recognize city employees who... I thought we used to recognize city employees that go above and beyond or come up with new processes or money-saving ideas for the city in their departments. Didn't we used to have a... Didn't
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‸ that came up with new ideas and new ways of doing things or saved us money or stuff?
I'd come back and
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at that because I know, especially in ‸ water service and public works, we've had employees over the years that have done things that have really... And
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like regular employees that have come up with ideas that have either saved us money or saved us time or, you know, improved the safety of our employees or whatever. And I just think when that happens, maybe we need to look at it and recognize them. Right. And just one more thing, Don, and I'm done.
I
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have
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I'm going to be presenting something to the staff to hopefully bring forward to a council meeting. There's,
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bees in this country, and we're losing bees at a rate of about 30% a year every year. Thank you, Henry.
I thought it was gold. That's what I was going for, the gold. Keep going. Keep going. This is interesting.
Anyway, I would like for us to maybe consider doing a bee ordinance to encourage our citizens to keep bees and be a bee-friendly community and educate our citizens about the importance of bees to our community because we really are nationwide, losing about 30% of our bee population every year. If that continues, none of us are going to eat. That's right. And I like to eat. So,
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So, I would like to be one of the first cities in the area to promote the keeping and the saving of the bees. So, I'll present what I have to the city staff, and maybe they can bring us a resolution. So, that's it for me. I'm done. Thank you for the shovel. Can I take it home?
Yeah.
I
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What?
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I had it at the tip of my tongue. It
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so long that it just flopped.
Well, let me talk.
Well, you know I did that on purpose, Don. I'll give my
points to Jerry. Okay. Jerry, you can have my time.
All
right, Jerry. All
right. Yeah. Well, I was going to let everyone know that you and I got to tour, along with some of the staff, we got to tour the Walmart Distribution Center. That
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And that's
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But it's massive. I couldn't
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facility, and I did not have the proper foot attire or the proper clothing. Of course, they gave me a jacket, but still, my feet froze.
The
sandals. So, I had sandals on. So, I will be going back at another time to finish the tour. They extended me that invitation. So, I'm going to go with you. The
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Right. But that is just a phenomenal location and facility. And the employees there,
we've had
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employees that have been with Walmart for, what, 25-plus years? And are just very, very happy to be with that company. Couldn't say enough good things about it. That's
true.
So, and just one brief note on tonight's council meeting with the audience and attendance. You know,
we'd
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love to see residents come out and attend the meetings. We
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thank ‸ you to all of those who showed up tonight, ‸ those that were for and against whatever project that they were voicing their opinions on. We still want you to come out. We still want your participation. It's an important part of the process. So, I just want to say thank you to all those that did come in tonight. So, that's it, Mr. Mayor.
Great. Thank you. Yeah. Two
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I
make a motion. Great. No,
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this, I think. ‸ Yeah, yeah. That's good. In
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If I offended anybody earlier about snapping, I apologize. But, let me explain myself here and I'll tell you. ‸ No, no. Here's how it works. ‸ When you're appalled, you come up one after another. I'm appalled at you, but let me ‸ explain what's going on. I'm appalled when people, ‸ I don't know if you know this or not. When
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Every
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a
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You
know, Tyler used to jab me, do something like that, or Clarence
to
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say something. Everybody came up tonight and said they were appalled. It's absolutely welcome back. That's not even an issue. But,
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I have something up here that snaps. When somebody talks down to us continuously tonight and in history, and then says, I won't be here. I'm coming back. I
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I don't take abuse from nobody, ever. I think everybody knows that. And, everybody here is my friends. You know, ‸ TV land, probably not. ‸ But, I won't take that. So, I will lash back, apologize for, you know, if
I
offended people. But, I have my beliefs. I
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And,
I
know what it took to get to this point. And, it's going to, you know, for the people coming in behind me, I'm going to be hard on you. Because, if I see a variant, or I see you start going down the wrong way, all of us up here, as we dwindle away and go back to private life. But, we don't take it. And, you know, that was the button that got me. Okay. You can say things about me fine. Eh. But, when you say you're coming back to abuse us and all that, that's, I won't put up with that. You
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I am on the building side. And, if people meet code, I'm for improving the city.
that
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meets, you know, zonings and all those things. But, and then, I guess the
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Okay.
Then, the third person represents, that came up, is actually running for a seat in the city. And,
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‸ And, I can tell you right now, let me, you know, I'm not mad at her. But, that was another appalling thing. And, she's invited back. But, when you come up
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of talking to a lot of people because I'm running for a house seat. And,
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They're really mad. And, they're mad because
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pay out in the next, you know. And,
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oh, mayor. You know, it's almost like you're smiling at you why
they're
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taking $400 million from you. Because, we're probably not going to get anything for it out here. So, it may not mean much to you. It means a lot to me because I know there's a lot of entities, government entities, coming back in the fold to ask for more money, more of your tax money. So, I see things on the horizon that's going to hurt us. I think, honestly, the checks and balances on the
ligated
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situation are not there. And, we're going to be looking at another 10 years of a half cent tax plus begging for money everywhere. But, I'm mad about it. And,
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a whole lot for it. I'm sorry to say that. There's a lot of problems with the lagoon. And, coming up and, you know, and saying things that's, you know, that's $400 million.
You
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think? That's a lot of money, right? That's eight years at
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previous city. You know, ‸ and just be leery when you come up here and you're dealing it. Because, we are citizens. We're the elected body. We're not here to be part of the city hall. I'm not saying it in
a
bad way. We're here to represent the citizens at the city hall. It's a big difference. And,
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and speak. But, man, you start abusing me when I'm up here, I'm not going to take it. They're my neighbors, friends of mine.
You
know, let it roll off my back. But, and I respect how everybody feels, no matter how it is. But, just don't abuse us. And, that's just ‸ not right. If we start tonight, that just starts a trend. You know, people coming in behind us, ‸ it's just not the right thing to do. Right? And,
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behind the mic, whatever. You know. Second
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me
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days was this. When
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There
was a
lot of problems, you know, we had to tackle. You never know how many of them you're going to fix in the period of time that you have here. But, you always know when you're elected, you're on the clock. You're
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And so, you do what
you
can to push projects, you know, for the citizens' sake.
And, enhance
the town, improve the town. So, anyways, I get ‸ invited to an interview earlier in the week. And,
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I went in there and I was going to talk, talk up the city. A
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And,
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Look in the guy's eyes. He had no intention to listen to anything I had to say. It was just an ambush for me. But, let me just say this. And, then you got a ‸ really not very good publication that comes in right behind it. ‸ And, one thing I want to add is, and they write stories that nobody reads. I didn't know they wrote a story the
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day. But, I do want to say this. The amount of respect that Central Bavard, I made this really clear to you. Central
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Now, how do I know all this? Because, I'm out everywhere right now. Talking to lots of folks. A
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And,
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And, I'm not saying like they're bad people. But, there's a group down there that's really doing things. To
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Okay. And, that includes elections. And,
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The other law enforcement guys that wear green. Okay. And, what we're not going to do is, we're not going to fall back ‸ and be second to anybody. We're a great city because of our people. And, our great employees and leaders that are here. We're not sitting back and letting people run over us like they've done in the past. This was a lot of tracks over this. Let's put it this way. These
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back to. And,
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We had the best location to all the assets. You know. And, great people. And,
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‸ Second segment is, let's don't get abused or fooled or controlled. Or, let's don't pass something here where we're paying a half cent sales tax. And, all the work's being done. Most of the work's being done in South County. Because, that's what's happening. And,
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You know. Hey, I get offended by that. So, let me give you a little bit in my head what I'm thinking about when I'm sitting here and providing the best water that we can absolutely provide. Provide with the best equipment. With
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know. So, I just want to end the night by saying.
Get
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I just want to say that, you know, there's things going on out there. And, it's ‸ not all bad. It's ‸ in our control. But, at the same time, we're not going to be bullied or pushed around from any other. And,
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are going to stand our ground and fight, fight, fight for what's right for us and our citizens and our residents and our customers, our water customers. We're going to make sure that we're representing them the best we can. But, we're not going to ‸ sit back and be told things that aren't true or make things up.
Or,
you know. We're really. I'll end this and just say this. We are living in a different time. And, there is corruption out there that is affecting our county. And, I promise you, there are people in right places
they're
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anti-corruption. And, there's people out there that ‸ think that's normal. It's not normal. Okay. So, we're going to be fighting and doing a lot of things in the future. And, not let other areas or other people dictate where we go in our future. We're
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So,
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as we're passing this thing off. Let's make sure that we keep high quality as a requirement. So, that's it.
Just
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Yes,
sir. I'm going to.
Motion
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All in favor. Aye. Aye. Thank you. Very good.