City Council Chambers, the date is June 26, 2019. And we're
going to
have ‸ invocation by our chief,
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Let's pray.
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able to come here tonight, Lord, and take care of city business. Lord, we pray for our city council, and we ask that you continue to put a hedge of protection around them, Lord. Lord, continue to help them making good choices for our families, for our community, for our visitors, Lord. Lord, let us all remember that
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power, and your glory, Lord. Thank you for our city employees. We ask that you continue to watch over them, lead, guide, and direct them, Lord, in each and everything that they do, and be with their families.
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Lord, as they make continued tough decisions each and every day in the best
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of our community. In your holy name, we do pray. Amen.
Amen.
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of
the
United States
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Here.
Council member Cost? Here.
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Here.
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Here.
Thank you.
Thank you, ma'am. Next, we have our
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number two, which is our agenda for a regular meeting of the 26-2019. What is the wishes of the council?
Motion to approve. Second.
We
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. We have no minutes, no awards and presentations. We're going to move on to delegations. And first up, we have
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Sylvia Thomas. If you could state your name and address for us, please. Sure.
Good evening. My name is Sylvia Thomas, [address], Cocoa, Florida,
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Good evening. Mayor Williams
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and the council. I come to you on behalf of
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Florida, where my pastor is, of course, the Reverend Odell Watson. A few weeks ago, we funeralized one of our longtime residents, Barbara Lee Jenkins. And during the service, he made an appeal to the city of Cocoa about having a ribbon to be tied on her street. Of course, you know, the street was named after her. And we want to tie a black ribbon on the street pole of
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and Barbara Jenkins. I went to, of course, it has been approved, but ‸ we're coming to you simply because we have selected a date. The date, of course, is for a Sunday, July 7th. And it would be, we would like to have a ribbon tie ceremony immediately after worship service. Knowing that the city is not working and in our understanding that the city would hang the
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But if the city cannot, because we have selected a date, is it possible that we can go ahead and
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with your approval to hang the ribbon ‸ itself in her memory for that 40 day? And I was told by Michael Giorgio, and I'm sure he's probably watching, so hello, Mr. Giorgio, that I would need to come and speak before the council on that. And that is why I'm here on behalf of my church regarding, because we would definitely like to have this approved and to move forward in memory of Mrs. Barbara Lee Jenkins, who has done so much for our community.
Yes, ma'am. I don't have an issue with that.
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I would actually be there as well, so. I'm
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Yes.
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So our service usually adjourned about, what, it's on the first Sunday after we have communion. So maybe between about 12, perhaps,
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And we definitely invite the city to please come out for this ribbon tie.
We will be here.
Thank
you.
I
appreciate it.
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And more than that, you can still come to our worship service.
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That is the first Sunday.
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you're more than welcome to come.
All
right.
Thank you so much. Oh, while I'm here, can I just say one other thing? A few months ago back in February, you all acknowledged my mother, Betty Raxton, and to that date, she still is so grateful. She hasn't been able to return simply because sometimes she's ill and sometimes, you know,
it
just depends on her body. Thank you so much for that on a personal note from me to you for acknowledging her regarding her service.
It's
been the first African-American to be employed by the city and the department. The
police department, yes.
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Right. So thank you so much for the police department. All
right.
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We appreciate that.
I
appreciate you.
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Next up, we have Mr. Jack Brown. Well, but Jack, when you get up here, I want to ask you a couple of questions because ‸ I'm looking at this and this is probably something that would need to come to the CRA first before this council because we get on our council hat today.
Okay.
And this would probably need to come before the CRA first.
Okay, fine.
Yeah. And I'm just, you know, unless there's something else you'd like to talk about. I ‸ mean, it's just.
Well, first of all, I want to give you a new address. Okay. How's that? Okay.
All right.
Okay. It's 8700 Ridgewood Avenue, PHB4, Cape Canaveral, 32920.
Okay.
And that's a residence for me here in the local area. Okay. So I plan on being here on a fairly permanent basis. I'm wrapping up my business activities in the Midwest and we'll be here for the most part on a regular basis. Okay. So I want you to know that. And I wanted to thank everybody for helping me get to the position that we're at now with the hotel and hopefully with me being here on a regular basis, things will move more smoothly and quickly than previously.
Appreciate it. There's been a lot of
questions. Other than that, you got any questions? I'll be glad to try to field them.
No, now that you're here, I'm sure that many other additional questions that we'll know how to get ahold of you. We'll get ahold
of you. I really appreciate everything that the administration and the city council has done on my behalf.
And city manager, have your new phone number?
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Phone number? It's the same. Yeah. It's a cell phone number. Yeah.
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Yeah. Thank you, sir.
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If there's no more delegation, which I don't see any more cards, we're going to move on to ‸ public hearing.
No, I'll consider agenda.
Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. Thank you, John. Don, I appreciate that. That's all right. Yeah,
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All in favor signify by saying ‸ aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. I'm not trying to get
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out of here too early. I apologize. But anyway, we're moving on to public hearings now.
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Okay. Let me read the
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collection of stormwater assessments against property, providing certain definitions, including a definition for the term stormwater assessment, establishing a procedure for imposing stormwater assessments, providing that stormwater assessment constitutes a lien on assessed property upon adoption of assessment
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providing that the lien for the stormwater
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taxes, providing that a perfected lien shall be equal in rank and dignity with liens of all state, county, district, or municipal taxes and assessments and superior in dignity to all other prior liens, mortgages, titles, and claims. Authorizing the imposition of interim assessments, providing for hardship assistance, providing a procedure for collection of stormwater assessments, providing a mechanism for the imposition of assessments on government property, providing for severability, and providing an effective date.
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This ordinance is basically a procedural ordinance similar to the ordinance that the city council adopted in 2006 to impose the fire ‸ special assessment. Under Florida law, there's a statutory procedure for levying special assessments. In addition, the Florida Supreme Court has recognized a municipality's home rule authority to adopt its own home rule special assessment procedure for levying special assessments. That's what this ordinance does. It's a procedural mechanism by which the city council will establish a home rule special assessment procedure to impose stormwater special assessments in the future. This ordinance does not impose the special assessment, but again, just
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a procedure to impose a special assessment. Like the fire assessment, if this ordinance were adopted and the council were to move forward with the imposition of a special assessment, this ordinance will require two resolutions, a preliminary resolution and final resolution, to establish the methodology by which the stormwater assessment is imposed and the rate that is imposed for the stormwater assessment. Those resolutions would come ‸ at a later date this fiscal year after this ordinance gets approved. I'd be happy to answer any specific questions.
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You
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public for any public comment. So it's open to the public now. If anyone would like to make any comments or reference to this item.
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to the public, reopen to the council.
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We make a motion to approve.
We got a, we got
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Okay. Item number
two. Second public hearing is ordinance ‸ number 08-2019, an ordinance of the city council of the city of Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida, amending chapter two, administration, article seven police officers retirement plan of the code of ordinances of the city of Cocoa by amending 2-193 board of trustees, providing for codification, providing for severability of provisions, repealing all ordinances in conflict herewith, and providing an effective need. Again, this is second and final reading. Also a public hearing item, relatively straightforward. This would extend the term of office for board of trustees for the police pension from two to four years. Mayor. And I'm sure Tammy has nothing to add, so.
The only thing that changed since the last, since the first reading was the pension actuary provided a no impact statement, and provided that to us and
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Okay. Thank you.
Well, that being said, we're going to close it to the council and open it up to the public for any public comments, because there's a public hearing.
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously.
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Square CRA through June 2023.
Um,
yes, sir.
Um,
again, I don't have much to add to this. Um, I don't believe Ms. Martin is here this evening. Um, so this would extend
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We got a motion from Deputy Mayor Warner
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? ‸ It passes unanimously. We're moving on to item number two. Um,
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a regular
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Motion to approve.
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Second.
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. We're going to move on to item number three. This one is going to be a doozy. We,
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applicants as members as a,
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Um,
yes, sir. Yes,
ma'am.
So we received several applicants for applications from non-City of Cocoa residents, um, on this board to serve as a, as a committee member. There are currently the
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or those other two positions are filled. So there's only one vacancy for a non-resident member. So, and we've provided, provided you all of their applications, um, in your packet. So would you like me to read each applicant's name?
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we
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a resident and then the other one we're going to have to just, uh, nominate
someone. I'll
make a motion
to approve her appointment. Okay.
Ms.
Comber.
We
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Warner. All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Now
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um,
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Is anyone of the three here?
No, but we did
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one from, um, Jenny Riggs as well.
Yeah, and of course I know all three and I just, um.
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So we'll know who we're voting for?
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embarrassment of riches. Um, maybe, uh, maybe symptomatic of the fact that, you know, we've been a leader in the Sustainability Committee and the county hasn't, hasn't, doesn't have their own committee yet. So people are coming to us because they really, really want to be able to contribute in this space. So we have Cynthia Castro who has, uh, ‸ healthcare experience, a business leader, has a business in Cocoa, but lives in Rockledge.
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research faculty at the Florida Solar Energy Center. So another talent there, he lives in Cocoa Beach, he's pursuing a master's degree in sustainability. And of course, Angelique Rinaldi with her experience in politics and, um.
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So,
um, I did want to ask because I would hate to see us not make use of this volunteer leadership.
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Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, what is the status of that?
Once a year.
I mean, and why is it once a year? Because the
Affordable Housing Committee was
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state housing initiative partnership program.
And
they changed the rule so that if you were under a certain threshold for allocation, you didn't have to meet every year.
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However, if our allocation exceeded the minimum allocation, we would have to meet. So we do, we do keep the committee, but we haven't met in about three years.
Okay.
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to advise
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make comments with regard to the plans that we, you know, adopted in, in conformance with state requirements?
Correct. And there's also each, the committee has certain requirements as far as the board, uh, one member of Planning and Zoning Board, um, and a member of someone in the construction industry,
uh,
nonprofit and things like that. And then they make recommendations on our three year annual local housing assistance plan for our funding.
And beyond that, they don't have any other creative role in, in, uh, generating ideas for affordable housing or?
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And even though I, uh, look at all three of them, they're,
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I
mean, it's just a tough decision,
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And, um, what better way,
uh,
uh, ‸ let's get an information that, uh, ‸ timely matter that could possibly help us out with things that we're trying to do. So.
Well, the thing I like about her, her experience in that role
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contacts up in Volusia County. And, and we know that, you know, ideas need to come from other areas, not just inside Brevard, but with her legislative experience, she can look at what we're doing and look at the big picture and look at how it fits into the state plan and what's going on at the state level. She'll have those insights. And I don't know the other two, but their resume sound fabulous.
Oh yeah.
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that, um, board. And I'm hoping that no matter who we end up voting for and appointing that the other two will at least come to the meetings and participate and offer their expertise. Um, and as people drop off that board, there'll be other positions open, hopefully. But, um, I have to agree with the mayor. I, I think Angelique brings something that's very rare to have the opportunity to get and that's the legislative experience. I don't know where else we would get that.
Right.
Yeah. So.
Is that consensus? Yeah, but we need someone to. I
wanted to ask, do we, do we have any other openings, other committee openings? Because I'd like to ‸ see those and, um, call each of the other.
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It just
depends on
the
board. I
think what we have one board that has non-residents on it. Planning and zoning.
Planning
and zoning. Yeah, that's it.
And that's limit, there's ‸ limit to the number that can be. Yeah.
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Yes.
Yeah. So it's.
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Ms. Stewart no longer operates her business within the CRA and she's not a resident. Right.
Mm-hmm.
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you know.
Didn't you say that, um,
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village? She is, yes.
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uh, Cynthia Castro.
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Yeah.
Maybe she's a possibility, I mean, maybe we want to look at her
through the CRA.
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Would
someone like to make a nomination or? Yeah, I'll make a motion, um, to
nominates. Well,
we need the.
Nominations. I
guess,
yeah.
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And I'll second that.
Okay. Any other nominations?
Oh, I'm sorry.
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Hearing no nominations. Mayor, you could call for a vote on that.
Okay. We can go ahead and, uh,
‸ wanna ‸ go ahead and, uh,
yeah, we'll go ahead and,
um,
all in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Passes unanimously. Is that okay?
‸ And I'll make a point of calling, uh, Myron and Cynthia to talk to them about other opportunities. ‸ And also participation on that committee because there's a lot of work. They're actually, that's a committee that's actually producing a product,
which
is really
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were redoing the, uh, the zoning plan. Oh my gosh.
Oh yeah.
Ugh. I was like pulling teeth.
Awful. Okay. And now
we're gonna
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move on item number four in the council business, which is considered a
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Mr. Jim Gifford as a regular member of the Code Enforcement Board through June 2022.
Motion to approve.
Second. We got a motion from Deputy
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All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed?
I don't think anybody else wants to chair that.
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That's not
a really popular place to be a chairman.
Okay, we can move on to the city business.
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Okay.
Mr. Mayor, the agenda item is rather lengthy for a budget resolution. Yes.
I
know this, uh, this project had actually goes back four years, uh, three years. But it started back probably about four and a half years ago.
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with what was then known as Project Citizen Kane. As we know today is the Walmart Regional Distribution Center.
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a, uh, that as well as, uh, an ordinance granting an ad valorem tax abatement was, uh, approved. The, this specific item, this budget amendment is related to the one part of the incentive. Uh, in lieu of doing a traditional, uh, ABT program with, for what they, they were asking, uh, which was, I think, again, it was like first five years 80%. Well, they first started off 100% for 10 years and then we kind of, kind of got off that real quick. So, but it went, it went, we ultimately, uh, their final ask was 80% for five years and then, uh, graduated down to 70, 60, 50, 40 at year nine. And then we came up with an alternate method because clearly fiscal sustainability, it was one of our strategic goals.
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services to the business in the area was kind of something that we thought was very important. So we devised a, what we, I will call, I have called a hybrid, um, ABT cash incentive, uh, for this project whereby we, uh, provided a, uh, 40% for five years tax abatement. And then they also based on certain performance obligations in terms of actual development, you know, performance, uh, a, a $2 million cash incentive. It was supposed to come in for, you know, there was four stages, uh, performance benchmarks. Uh, Walmart elected to, uh, just finish the project and then submit documents when we contacted them saying, you know, you have this out here, it's on our books. We'd like to, you know, whether we need to move on it. So essentially, uh, they were required to build,
uh,
at least make a capital
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$123 million.
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improvements, roadway improvements, and certain other things don't count towards the property value. Or
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239 employees by December 31st of, uh, 2020.
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Uh, we did partner with them, worked with Career Source Brevard, our economic development, community development folks. Worked together and, you know, advocating and, and, uh, as in Samantha, you know, putting social media and, uh, Facebook and Twitter and, and LinkedIn and, and trying to push because we did ask. We could not, you know, bind them in the event that it was not possible to be done. But we did ask that they,
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Probably not as many as successful as I think we had hoped.
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I can tell you that.
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they did two locations trying to solicit applicants.
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uh, after re-reviewing the
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actually 151. Four of those five have been terminated. But, so they have till December 30th of next year to complete the, the, the hiring of the additional 89. Uh, they,
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met the requirements and also, it's,
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‸ Just to let you know the average salary is. And in the agenda item you see, I tried to provide you a lot of information breaking down. So you would understand in case any, the constituency asked you questions about, well, why did you do this? And, and how much are they being paid? Actually, the, the actual salary is a little bit higher than what they projected.
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the salary. The, we, just to tell
you, in
terms of, uh, the final, subject to the final taxable value, uh, the hybrid ABT cash incentive package, uh, totaled between 2.8 and 2.9, you know, roughly. Uh, and there was no additional EDI incentive. The city has an economic development incentive program based on job creation,
force that
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could have qualified for an additional $100,000. Though we said if we're giving
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years. Uh, excuse me, ‸ the hybrid.
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traditional is 12.66 years. So to equal that out,
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the 12.66 years. What would the city expect to receive? You know, at 12.66 years, we'd break even if we'd done it the way that was originally proposed. But by the way we did it, we actually, uh, the city is looking for every dollar that was foregone and or through the cash incentive. Uh,
this
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Uh, and that is, again, the first five years was a 40% abatement. So, uh, then there was some additional impacts. Uh, they did comply. They, they did submit. We didn't ask for all the invoices because we, we did ask.
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Uh, and then they
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us the, we asked for a certified copy of it and they provided that and, uh, which demonstrated what they, they, they, they paid and they owed. And, uh, so they clearly exceeded the amount. Uh, so what we have to do now, this budget amendment, uh, is consistent with, uh, our obligation in the perform in the economic development incentive agreement is to move the money out of the, uh, fund balance, which was ‸ in the assigned fund balance to, uh, the proper account for the purposes of dispersing the $2 million cash incentive. I just want to provide some background history because I know people get kind of worried when they hear about $2 million being given away to a company.
Yes,
sir. So.
I have some questions.
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Thanks, Nancy.
You're welcome. Anytime.
But we got
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Second.
Second by Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor, signify by saying hi.
We need
discussion.
All right.
Let's have some discussion.
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people probably do too.
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Uh, but, well, first of all, the 12 million in machinery. So they made a 12 million dollar investment in machinery that is now, that the city uses? Or?
No, it's, it's a machinery.
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their facility.
Okay. And the jobs that are remaining for them to meet the agreement?
The 80, the
others
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like the 89 or something like that.
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Okay. Which they will.
Okay.
I mean, they're actually, they're actually ahead of schedule. They gave us a three year timeframe and they're ahead of schedule in terms of their, ‸ what they projected job wise.
Right. And my concern, because, you know, I was one of two people that spoke against this, you know, when it was brought up, I felt like a lot of people didn't know about it.
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In a lot of ways. Um, but there was an article in Forbes in April about their plans for, um, robotics. And, uh, replacing particularly, uh, those warehouse jobs. Yeah. So, I mean, in the long term, will we still have, are we still looking at the same kind of results?
When.
These have been targeted for that.
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They're gonna, they will in all likelihood hire well more than that. They're the 239, because when they originally started this, uh, it took into, it contemplated the fact that they were originally, it was gonna ‸ be a fairly sophisticated and automated distribution, refrigerated distribution center. So they kept the numbers where if they were to come in, because they built it with the intent of trying to seek ways for efficiency and automation. But it's still, that still requires employees. I think the total Nancy, wasn't like the 430 mark. I mean, that's what was announced.
430 is what they're
looking for. Yeah.
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the future they might be moving more towards the automation.
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employed?
Nine.
Okay.
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Yeah.
But
it's, there's one test that they're having, some of ‸ the applicants are having difficulty passing. Yeah. And unfortunately it's the drug test.
And one of the things I want to mention is Samaya Singleton, our economic development specialist, is coordinating a tour for council in August. And that will be one of the sites that we thought would be a good place for
you
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but they would need employees just based on the amount of produce that they ship out.
Hmm. Is that it? Yeah. It's much higher. Are you done?
Yeah. The other thing, just if they do automation, clearly that amount is going to go up. Hence the reason why we felt that hybrid model and, you know, I know there's some.
What amount goes on?
Well, they'll, they'll have to make more private capital investment for automation.
Okay.
Okay.
I wonder
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Florida State College and their robotics program and in terms of training employees and bringing them in from COCO.
I know they, it's my recollection,
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you can verify, they actually brought in a workforce team who met with CareerSource Brevard and other vendors or providers because, I mean, they were literally saying, you don't need the skills, show up, pass the, pass the, you know, filter application, pass the, the drug test and we will train you. I mean, you know, it's like they were, they were, they
were,
they had a training program within two years, you'd be making that $41,000. I mean, and I'll tell you,
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The lowest salary is about 24,000 and up to, I think the
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about 50 something mark. I think that was the numbers because I was looking at that to see if they were stacking it with the salary compared to the hourly, but there was a lot and I did not include in any bonuses. I looked at annualized wages,
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salary is.
It would be great to see where those, where the employees are living to get an idea of, do we have the opportunity to attract people to Cocoa?
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the state. I can tell you the people from out state,
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Pennsylvania, Ohio, Arkansas, that's your headquarters,
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So yeah,
it
was, there was kind of, it's interesting when
I
looked at some of the data, you know, in terms of going through it.
Yeah,
I
was just going to make one other comment, okay, because I just came back from that conference by Smart Growth America, where we're looking at opportunity zones, but one of the models that, that we learned a lot about was the whole
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it was pretty interesting because we not only saw, you know, Arlington, which was, you know, the winner of that contract and it turned out, you know, the bottom line, it wasn't the cash that they got, it was the fact that Arlington had the urban walkable neighborhoods where the talent wanted to live and it also was surrounded by that higher education, so it was able to attract the people. So for an Amazon or for a company that size, that's what's really important and be more important than cash. So just something to keep in mind.
It's an excellent point and I think the location of Eastern Florida State College, UCF, and then, you know, I think you all know some of the development that's proposed to go along that corridor. I mean, we've heard, I think at the one town hall meeting, it's like, you know, it's, ‸ I want
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but I'd like to
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back here, that quality housing, as you know, we do have some, you know, between Adamson Creek and 524, some of the apartment, you know, the multifamily units that are being proposed. So, I mean, that would, they'd be living close to work.
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Just the parking lot is 200 acres.
And the other thing, ‸ Mr. Mayor, I'll leave it on this.
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They bought it from the port because, and so
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and the balance of that property is to the west, I think, after they get up and running, or
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in the development order,
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bubble plant, if you will, ‸ some commercial and potential hotel, and then some additional light industrial, And then there's also
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municipal parcel that's been donated to this bill once we effectuate
their
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request for the, to the city. So.
Okay, we got a, we
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. ‸ Opposed? It passes unanimously. We're going
to
move on to item number two. Mr. City Manager, do you need to read this in? I mean, this is your city attorney? You want
me?
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ordinance.
Yep, I do. Okay. Okay, ordinance 09-2019, ordinance of the City
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amending Chapter 2, Administration, Article 8, Firefighters Retirement Plan of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cocoa by amending Section 2-281, Board designated as Administrator Composition amending Section 2-308, Investment Powers of the Board providing for codification, providing for severability ‸ provisions, repeal ordinances in conflict herewith, and providing an effective date. This is first reading of this ordinance. This ordinance is being recommended by the
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This ordinance is similar to the police pension ordinance change you just approved relative to expanding the term of office from two to four years for the Board of Trustee members. ‸ However, there's one additional change that's being recommended by the Board of Trustees at this time as well, amending the pension ordinance to allow the Board to invest up to 25% of
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assets in foreign securities. Currently, the ordinance allows them to invest up to 10%. Thank you, sir.
That's it? I just want to add ‸ these changes. The pension actuary also provided a no-impact letter to say there's no impact. That letter isn't on this agenda item, but it will be brought to the next item.
‸ Thank you, ma'am. We
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Okay, I guess I'll second for discussion.
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I just wanted to ask some questions.
‸ So,
our Boards, do they work as the fiduciary here?
Are
they?
Yeah, for the Chapter 175 and the 185 Police Fire Pension Boards,
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to disperse payments consistent with the ordinance. And
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employees one as well. It's a, there's only, it's almost closed out, but, and to manage it and they have also have financial advisors, you know, that also they consult with and
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They have
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Prior to
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Okay. Because I know that particular, the budget line, I mean, we, we make up quite a bit every year for the, the fireman's pension.
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at the budget workshop, but I can tell you, yes, we do contribute about, I think it's 68% of their salary toward the pension, the most significant portion, you know, being towards the unfunded accrued, actually accrued liability. But, uh, in that vein, I will, I, I, I would be remiss not to acknowledge the efforts of both pension boards. You know, they have been moving one that, you know, we were fortunate to work with our collective bargaining units and negotiate a modicum of, so measure pension reform a couple years ago. Uh, with a, uh, I'll,
I'll
call a safety mechanism if it crosses a certain threshold going forward, but they also have taken it upon themselves to, uh, lower their investment expectations. Their, you know, their return on investment, which it spikes a little bit the unfunded liability and may add a little bit to the annual required contribution.
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uh,
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thing to do
and
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we're watching. If you, if you read any of these articles about public safety, ‸ or public pensions across the nation, you see a lot of states and others that are lowering that to be more realistic.
I
mean, at one point we
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anywhere, half of that. And that only, so that projects a larger, you know,
asset
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value, but the reality is it all, that means
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it, it, it
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and the fire pension is moving there, ‸ you know, last year, this year, ‸ next year, to get down to a lower, more reasonable. And so, um, I commend them for that.
I did check with several people, because the 25%, I thought was high, but it turns out that that's pretty acceptable.
Even in the city's investment policy, we have different asset classifications, and
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It just means you,
you, you,
at any, at any, at any
day,
you won't go over 100% of your, your asset value, but you want that flexibility to move in certain, um, securities, or, you know, or ‸ treasury bonds, or
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‸ So
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Okay.
Okay, we got a, we got
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All in favor signify by saying aye.
Aye.
Aye.
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any meter for any reason. So that was sort of an efficiency thing that we had looked at. So in other words, ‸ we do out there for any call and it's not already a radio read about 12 months ago or 10 months ago now, almost 12 months, we decided that
we would
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go ahead and spend the money to go ahead and put changes register, swap out the meter, etc.
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what effect that would have. The meters are and the new registers are about four to five times more than a standard meter. But then, of course, we save it on the back end of the customer service side. So this agenda item is simply to move some money over. And I also noted that there were three or four major breaks and other expenditures that have also contributed to, uh you know, burning through some of the operating revenue. It's a little bit unusual uh in terms of utility management that we would ask for money to go into operating. But in this case, because of the increase in expenditures that were basically unanticipated and the also the use of the dollars towards the meters, uh it required necessitates that need. And I'm here to answer any detailed questions if you have anything further. Thank you,
sir. Yes, ma'am.
I have a comment and a question. First of all, I wanted to brag on the Cone Road in Merritt Island project because I uh toured that. And, you
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So, I mean, that project probably cost us quite a bit less because you took advantage of that, right? We try to
collaborate when possible for anybody who's doing work.
So, yeah, doing that collaboration is really great. And the other thing with meters, I mean, that's about a million dollars, ‸ the whole meter program, right? But it has a an ROI. I mean, it has a real return on investment.
It does. uh We spent about, I think, about
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this year in meter replacements alone. I think we added about
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I'd have to check with finance customer service. But um but we do get a we do get quite a bit of bang for the buck. uh And we are looking, even in the future now, even going really to the next step, which is the automated, completely automated system where you don't even need to drive by. That is on the horizon, um but we're not quite there yet. But until we make that leap, uh we made the commitment to try to uh convert as many manual reads into at least the automated reads where they can, you know, they have the handheld or the or on the truck mount where they can just drive by. It's much faster, quicker, more efficient.
Motion to approve.
We got a motion from Councilwoman
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Second.
Second from Deputy Mayor Warner. All in favor, signify by saying ‸ aye aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Item number four, Mr. Utilities Director. Yes,
sir. Thank you, Mayor. Number
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IMS caps,
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authorizing the city manager approved change orders in the amount not to exceed 51 807 30
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the fy 19 budget to authorize the city manager to execute the contract. I believe last year we also did a media replacement project, and we also had to do some capital investments, because ‸ we had some filters that started to fail. and This is a continuation of that project. The media that sits inside those filters, which is primarily made up of sand and anthracite, over a period of anywhere from five to eight years, typically, on average, will burn out, if you will, needs to be replaced. This project continues that effort at the dial plan. and also wanted to point out, as there is an error on the agenda item,
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40 55 which is the engineering division who's going to be managing the project, that's where the money should be going, and it's coming from uh the 40 20 account, which was the dial plan.
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to give them the leadership and the project management to get the project done and assist the plant For smaller stuff we typically would leave
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approve thank you sir. uh We get a motion from Councilman
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Second. Second from Councilwoman
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All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. We will ‸ item number five. Yes,
sir. Thank you, Mayor. This item number five
authorize the
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city manager to submit a parcel combination application with Orange County property appraiser to combine three separate parcels that Dial Water Treatment Plant adjacent ‸ State Road 520 into one parcel for property identification, tax zoning, and other official purposes,
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a special exception application for
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requires a special exception to authorize the wastewater and water plant land use to extend necessary, ‸ the extent necessary upon review of the City Attorney's Office. So this project essentially we, if you remember, I don't know, five or six years ago,
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It's mostly treed right now. It sits between us and Taylor Creek Road.
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while ago, but we never actually went back and changed to any of the zoning properties or anything. This particular application is actually not changing the zoning. The zoning is for ag. We are still under ag currently at the as the plant sits. What we're asking for is to get a special exception to use it for municipal purposes. So the existing dial plant where everything is today that has a special exception used the parcel to the north and there's another piece next to it. We want to get that designation approved but we also want to eliminate the lot lines because as we go in and expand the dial plant now and in the future. Any lot lines that would be interior
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ordinances that are currently in Orange County's code. And so no need to really comply with those interior setbacks if it's all owned by one person. So that's that's the purpose of this. uh There would be a fairly detailed application that would go that the application was attached to the agenda. There's going to be an exhibit that we would complete once we got in front of them had a pre-app But it would kind of describe the parcels and what we'd be doing in the future. um I'm anticipating that since we already have the special exception use and now we're in a fairly rural area there with very little impact that this should be a fairly easy process. okay I'm here to answer your questions. I'm sure the city attorney can answer your questions too if you have any.
Thank you, sir. those voices of the council.
Motion to approve. Second.
We
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a motion from Deputy Mayor Warner,
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second from Councilman
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All in favor signify by saying ‸ aye. Aye. Opposed? the passage unanimously. uh Item number six. that's a
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approval of a resolution to amend the 2019 budget.
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amount of 232 864 And then amending the FY 2019 budget for the use of general fund reserves in the amount of 100 000
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on us 1 and state road 520. in april we came to council and council approved moving forward with
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and uh now we need some money to fund it. uh The funds will come out of General Fund Reserves uh with a refund back from the stormwater uh loan that was not required. So if there's any questions, I'd be happy to answer them.
yes just
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was just going to ask about the,
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so do we have plans for doing more than one mulching? Will that include... ‸ This
mulching will last for approximately a year, so that's the
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to budget the mulch.
Okay, because I think that was a big part of the problem.
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on on this particular project?
Well, the uh work, we're uh using a county contract for mulch. We're purchasing plants. We got bids on plants. We're taking the low bid on plants. And then staff will be installing them on overtime. ‸ So uh there's
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really no landscape contractor. Okay, so we're doing it ourselves and do public works. Yes. And
are they... is uh is there any training? Yes,
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Because probably the dead of summer is not the best ‸ Well,
time we have a couple months left in this budget year, so yes, we we will turn the water up. uh Utilities has plenty of reclaim water, and we'll be putting the water to them. and
Okay. Yes.
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get any training to do the actual planting?
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IFAS.
Right. Yeah. Okay, is that it? Yep. Okay. Those emotions of the uh wishes of the council.
Motion to approve.
We got a motion from Councilwoman
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And
I'm really happy about this.
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Councilman
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All in favor
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It passes unanimously. Thank you. Moving on ‸ Thank you, sir. Moving on to item number seven. This is um Chief of Police, or Mr. Hankins. Sir.
Item number seven, approval to purchase Axon body-worn cameras and additional uh ‸ digital storage using the awarded body-worn camera grant for
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with an
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match using project number
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and approval of a multi-year
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four years ending on September
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2022.
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warner all in favor signify by saying aye aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Okay, item number
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Administrative Services.
Yes, sir. This is requesting approval of a multi-year contract with Pitney
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for the renewal of the lease of the dm 475 mailing system through June
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2024, utilizing the State of Florida Department of Management Services contract number
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Thank you, ma'am. it's fairly simple um Motion to approve.
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in favor, signify by saying aye aye aye. Aye. Opposed? It passes unanimously. Okay. We're going to move on. uh Is there any uh boards or committees reports yes sir State your name, address, and board or committee or?
uh rip
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Chairman. I'm still looking for some members. and ‸ I understand, if they have a signed lease business in the area, they can apply for the Board of Adjustments. uh Right now, uh I have uh
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uh ‸ you can submit somebody, that puts me up to six. And ‸ need one more and two alternates.
uh ‸ If
people go on vacations, and when we get busy, we get busy. yeah
Will you describe
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uh The simple thing is, like, let's go to the Boys and Girls Club over there
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many parking spots, the parking spots were reduced so they
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sometimes variants on property, building, construction coming on, instead of having to seven feet, they get five feet. So it's basically, the staff does all the work. We do proper protocols. We read what they say, then we discuss it at the meetings. We don't go to the property anymore and look like we used to back in the day. Because that was said no more. okay It's overhang. Thank
you. Yeah, let's talk to Carolyn
you know about that. Just right now, we uh had a problem not too long ago. It was four of us and something came up. Somebody had to step down because like you did with the park, we have
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it.
Which is not
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Thank you. thank you sir Appreciate it.
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The advisory committee, there we go. ‸ I have requested a few times
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I believe that this would be something that would be useful for this committee when we review different potential issues that could arise.
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to me, but may have gotten busy or something like that, so I just want to kind of put it out there that we've requested that, and that's something that ‸ the committee is awaiting to be provided. I thought about it when the ‸ item came before the council for ‸ the body cam contract or whatnot, and so I did want to go ahead and make that request publicly. Thank you.
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Appreciate
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I took the note. We can get it to him. Yeah. Through our office.
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I'll come to you. Thank you so much. Thank you, sir.
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Yes, sir. No report.
Thank you, sir.
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at the Florida Accreditation Commission's hearings, and we've had our conditions lifted, and we have received full
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Thank you, sir.
Chief.
Just a couple of things for you. The first one being, I wish I could take credit for this, but ‸ I can't. Samantha has done a wonderful job.
I
want to remind everyone, tomorrow will be our Hurricane Expo.
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have some great items for you to start preparing your hurricane preparedness kit. So, this is a great opportunity for us to get engaged with our citizens, get them some good information, good materials to help them get started and getting their hurricane supplies together. So, we're excited about it. And, again, Samantha has done a tremendous job on getting vendors to donate things for the kits that will be useful for our residents. So, it's an exciting time.
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Sam will be here
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seven if you want to.
She'll be here. Just kidding.
And then, the last thing, I had the opportunity today to attend the Florida Natural Gas Association meeting and speak on behalf of ‸ the Regional Planning Council and our city and the things that are going on with Florida Natural Gas.
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But, the other thing is the natural gas line that goes right through the center of the city of Cocoa. So, they were very excited about what we're doing as a region, but also what we're doing as a city to continue to promote the use of liquefied natural gas within our businesses and our residents. So, big things going on. They're very engaged in looking out for our community, but most of all, the safe transportation of high-pressure gas through the center of our city. So, that's all I have.
Thank you, sir. I'm sitting here. Anything?
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I
just wanted to invite y'all all to our barbecue on Friday. We're having a United Way luncheon at Fire Station One.
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Tomorrow's the last day to buy it in advance. Okay. And our city manager is going to be wearing his tutu, is it? What? His pink tutu.
Really?
Which is really, like, ‸ it's for a bet he lost, basically.
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be dressed in a tutu, so you really don't want to miss it.
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Right.
There's a
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the, he lost the challenge. So, I'll publicly call him out that he owes for another event to step up.
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But, it's 11 to 1 on Friday, and there's going to be hamburgers, hot dogs, and a lot of other food and ice cream and stuff like that. So, please come by.
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I do. Just a reminder, if you've not filed your Form 1, that
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to me.
Okay. ‸ Mr. City Attorney.
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Thank you, sir. Mr. Assistant.
I have one item, but before that, just so you know, you can get your food delivered as well if you can't make it to the site.
And that's not by the person in the tutu.
Highly disappointed.
The update I do have is, you may recall, at a prior council meeting, the agenda item for the Waterfront Advisory Committee, the manager and myself did meet with Ed Green, spoke about the makeup of that committee, and we came to an agreement as far as establishing a volunteer role. We will be soliciting shortly for interested parties within the community, with outside the community, anyone that's interested in using our waterfront.
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move forward on our waterfront projects. And like I said, ‸ it will be a volunteer role. We will maintain ‸ a list of those volunteers and their backgrounds and expertise, and then we will reach out to them as we have
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just wanted to provide an update on
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They won't be making any formal recommendations.
Okay. It would be no different than if...
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lobby and come for...
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be no different than any citizen reaching out to a member of staff.
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You know, I
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Thank you, sir. Is that it? Mr.
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Manager.
Yes. Yes, Mr. Mayor, members of Council. Just a reminder. Following the Hurricane Expo, we will be having our budget workshop on fiscal sustainability tomorrow at 6 p.m. Also, on Friday, June 28th and 5-9, there's
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And then, please don't forget,
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That's on July 4th. It's from 8 to 9.45. The concert begins at 8 and the fireworks begin at 9 and 15.
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So, they'll start at 6, right?
Uh-huh.
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at 6, right? Yes. Yeah, because you definitely want to get there early if you want to be in the park and have a seat close in the bowl. That's it, Mr. Mayor.
Thank you, sir.
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home watching. I definitely appreciate your interest in the city. There's a few items I had. Saturday, the plan is to have a trip with the council, if whoever council that's interested and staff going to the Hannibal Square, which is african-american History Museum in Orlando. And the purpose of this trip is to potentially give us guidelines for the Leon
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a building that's there.
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any um direction. I feel that if we partner with other african-american History Museums around our local area, like the
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Moore Center in
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need just an empty building. So,
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potentially leave from about 8 30 8 15 in the morning. And uh
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by 12, 31 o'clock. So, and you know definitely invited. I would love for everybody to come as well. So, um
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for uh everything they've been doing on Friday nights with
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Jarvis in the Real Church and My Community Cares. um Last week, I think they had over 500 kids um Friday nights. um And they're looking for another
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this week. um So, some beautiful things going on in Diamond Square uh to get the kids off the streets on Friday night.
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we know if,
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So, if they don't have anything to do, you know what they're going to be doing. um So, I'd definitely like to shout out Pastor Jarvis in the Real Church and My Community Cares and all the partners uh that has been linking up together, uh bringing, uh just bringing our kids together to play basketball. I mean, they do bounce houses. um I think I'm gonna be ‸ my boy ‸ basketball Friday. I'm gonna ‸ beat him this time. So, yeah.
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so thank you again, uh Mr. dow and, ‸ you know, all you guys for going out and assisting them in that. uh
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uh So, we need all the help we can. um I got a text today about some feral cats downtown
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um They are apparently running rampant uh throughout downtown by the Riverfront area.
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looks into that, um John?
Councilman Goins, can I just say one thing here? Just something to think about? yeah I worked here in the village for eight years and we got rid of all the feral cats. We got overrun by rats. So
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be a compromise
There just
needs to be a balance. yeah
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the you know the
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they eat
barbecue, I guess. yeah
Yeah. If nobody will feed them, they will take care of the rodent problem. So yeah. uh
Well, you know, maybe that's something we look into. I mean, I haven't seen it myself personally, but I got a phone call about it and text about it. So yeah.
As a matter of fact, you can find something right out here in the parking lot.
oh yeah. Yeah. let me stop feeding them man Yes, sir. um The um
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um I know they had a grand opening this week. I think Mary and um several other staff, I think, went. um um I really, really am pushing for a potential stop in the Diamond Square area. I think that would be great for that community. um Definitely
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Square area. um So that's maybe that's a city manager question as has that conversation took place on where potentially that stop could be.
I can i can touch on it, but you can go ahead if you want to.
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We submitted, I want to say five. And out of the top five, I think we had three of them. And uh of which, and then the, uh at the time, the vice, I think ‸ was ‸ the VP of uh Development, had indicated he wanted to see the one right there
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But it's my understanding ‸ the ports the big driver is that they're looking where this the train kind of, the tier two stop where that train starts
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that curve since it's already slowing down is doing it there up there near where that curve is. They have a property that kind of goes around Walmart. walmart but But they have not made any final decision. They are doing uh their ridership study, I understand. And uh they will be making that selection.
Okay. ‸ i'm just Letting you know that I've been making some phone calls.
and then I can add a little twist to it too as well. I was had some discussions with reference to that. and uh As far as connectivity, the
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is perfect for them. But as far as um let's bring in uh some more development,
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as for some for some additional development there in that area, along with
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that when they bring a station in, they want to bring a lot of
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force for the station as well. so gotcha You know, and I took that as one thing, but I'm just not gonna ‸ I'm just leaving it there. you know i Got you. so All
right. um That's all I had. Again, I'd like to thank everybody for coming out tonight. i You know, I think, um you know, in order for us to do what we need to do, we definitely need participation from the citizens. So uh
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about the uh the virgin terrain is a great segue to my weekend, which I mentioned earlier, the Locust Leadership Summit. Locust in Latin means place. this was a This was a conference organized by Smart Growth America, and it was all about opportunity zones. In District
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I have three of the four assigned opportunity zones um under the uh the Trump tax plan, which allows for capital gains. And so it's an opportunity we might be able to leverage something.
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there's still more questions and there aren't answers on that, although there were a number of developers there. But it's a great segue because there was a lot of emphasis on the, you know, transit oriented development. Of course, Smart Growth America is all about the triple bottom line, which is you could say people, prosperity, places, or you could say the environment, the economy, and the community projects that serve all three. That's a triple bottom line.
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So walk up which is walkable urban places. And, you know, I spoke earlier about Amazon and what they were attracted to. That was really
key
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and ‸ didn't have to be urban. ‸ didn't have to be in a big city. Even in a suburban setting, there were walkable neighborhoods that uh that was very attractive. And then, of course, you know, the schools again. And on that note, I did get to tour Endeavor Elementary uh last week, and that was quite impressive. So we have, I think, you know, we have all the seeds of a great city here. We just have to keep developing that. um And then, of course, the whole emphasis on the safe by design and the complete streets. And you
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we're doing more of that as well. I know our planning department is doing more of that.
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homes coming in. Although I am a little concerned about the the price brackets. uh Another new word was
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you've got to kind of have housing at all the different levels to really grow that. um And then just uh lastly to mention that I attended the um Eastern Central Florida Regional Planning Council on Resiliency, their
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to a model for a conference center. But the collaborative uh workshop was for the purpose of bringing together some resources so that we're all sharing training opportunities when it comes to resiliencies and other tools. So um I brought back and John has got that MOU. You
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probably be bringing forward. Okay. That's my report.
Thank you, ma'am. I have a lot of stuff, but I'm gonna ‸ be very short, though. I'm just gonna ‸ mention a few of them. um
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to do some demolition there. um But also very disappointed ‸ what's been happening that are we've had this discussion at our parks, especially
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Park, uh during the weekends, especially on Sundays. We see the conditions of our sidewalks on Piney and some other streets in there. And, uh you know, just seeing all those vehicles parked on those sidewalks it's kind of frustrating to me when they are actually renting the facilities, allegedly, from the county, but yet the gates aren't being open for them to park inside the gates there. This has been going on for quite some time now. I don't know what kind of dialogue we're having with parks and
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gates were locked. I know there were some issues there. But with an increase in police presence there, a lot of activity that happened there will change. And you can see that some of it has changed because there's not that many folks there anymore at the parks. But, you know, we during the day, those gates got to be open so people can go in there and park and then not have to go around on the uh the east side there. we got the restrooms open.
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need to get those gates open during the day. And so one need to be responsible for locking those gates uh as it starts to get dark. And, uh but I mean, these are our parks. um We're paying the county uh basically to maintain our parks. and uh But yet we're having to jump the hoops to use our parks and park on sidewalks or whatever. It's ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. um Over
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I know the gates are open there. And, I mean, there's a couple of cars that pull in there, no big deal. But we need the same thing that happened at Provost Park as well. I mean, we, uh
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um It has its issues. There's some stuff that needs to be done there to bring that park up to where I think it should be and what we think it should be. But we need to address those issues and those concerns. ‸ so we need to, we need to be sitting at the table with the county when it comes to facilities in our our city that they maintain, that we pay them to maintain. Another thing is um there's a lot happening at Eastern Florida campus here
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There's a possibility we're going to lose our YMCA, which is an asset to our community. I don't think there's been any dialogue with them with reference
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what's going on over there. um From my understanding, is
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which I don't have an issue with. But we need to start communicating with these folks as a council and as a city to find out what's happening because we're losing a lot here in our community and while we're sitting here dealing with some of the silliness that's going on. And uh
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and some of these concerns that are happening in our city here. And I got a meeting set up with the financial um executive director for the YMCA that
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gotta we gotta work hard and keeping some of these assets in our city. And that's what
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this city um unique and different. um But um it's just disappointing that uh we're just not engaging ourselves with some of these uh organizations within our city that have been there and have really um done a lot for our community. and But we need to we need to get more involved and more engaging with them.
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and we discussed hurricanes, procedures and so forth. So it was a lot of stuff I knew already and I know a lot of you all know this stuff already. But just you know just want to say when you see the trucks passing by and you don't have power, it's not because they're they're leaving you because of where you live. It's ‸ there's some other issues and other things that hasn't happened before power comes back
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And there are some priorities with reference to who they address first and then you know like hospitals, fire departments, police departments and so
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and so on. So there is a protocol. So but with that being said, I just we need to do the jobs that we were elected to do. We need to get more engaged with what's happening in our community because there's a lot of stuff going on that I was totally unaware of. And then I caught it on social media and I made some phone calls. And then uh and it was it was shocking to me, some of the stuff that's happening. But we need to start getting engaged with what's happening in our college at
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our parks
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that back up to a
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uh Can I get a motion to adjourn?
Yeah, motion to adjourn.
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