2021, I would like to amend our agenda under awards and presentations and here's the reason why. Our city has a resiliency and sustainability plan. Our resiliency is and should be the cornerstone of what we do in terms of our utility system,
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stormwater system, our public buildings ‸ and public facilities where we can achieve sustainability. When it makes sense in terms of cost and not the expense of meeting the basic needs of our citizens and the businesses, then we should. Cape Canaveral, and I know they're here and I respect them and I see Councilwoman Angela
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same challenges as we do in our priorities or different.
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We need to invest in those projects that best improve our community in response to the needs of our residents. Again, we already have a resiliency action plan and we have a sustainability plan. Those plans should guide our staff as projects are being identified and developed. We need to let the city manager and the appropriate directors do their job. I trust as projects are developed, they will take into account our resiliency and sustainability. No offense.
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clearly, no offense
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That's what I'm asking first. I would like to respect everyone's time and requests. This presentation should be referred to the sustainability committee. They can report back to the city manager if necessary and he can get back with us. So I do have a motion on the floor in reference of sustainability committee. I'm asking that we withdraw this presentation and have them go to our sustainability committee. And I need a second.
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second. We have a second on the floor. We're open for discussion.
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us and Cape Canaveral.
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a model program.
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And in sustainability, and I don't, this is really not in contradiction to anything we're doing.
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the right to put something on.
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I guess I can conclude from that that you've already determined that there's nothing to be learned here. I would hope there is always something for us to learn from other model cities. It was the Department Florida DEP that featured them, and that's where I even heard Zach and Angela speak.
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for whatever there is that we can actually model after or aspire to. So it's that simple.
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some dichotomy between our needs and sustainability. COCO, like any other city, if we don't tend to our sustainability, we don't have a future. And it's not, it's the future of our children.
So
anyway, I hope that we're not going to abuse our guests this way.
Thank you very much, ma'am. Any other comment?
Yes, sir. Only thing that I had, I respect you, Mayor, and I respect what you said because I agree with some of your points. The only thing I would say is that they are here. Number one, they took their time out to be here. They prepared for a presentation to us, and at least I would say I think we owe them a respect because they are in the building. That's just my take on it. But I do agree with some of your points that you made. So I'm not discount what you said as well.
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We have a sustainability committee already. To me, there should have been some collaboration with them prior to coming to us. And that's just out of respect.
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And I respect Mrs. Brenda
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I believe in protocol. And the thing is, why do we have that committee? If we don't utilize that committee. That's what I'm saying to you. You're just going from A to 100 without going through proper procedure and
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So that is the reason why I'm saying, sir, that's the purpose of that committee. That's why we vote on those members of that committee.
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And I believe in the city manager and the staff here. And I believe in those individuals on the sustainability committee. So why not go through the proper channels? That's all I'm asking. I mean, no one can come to your father straight, right? They got to go through ‸ the chain of command. We all have to go through the chain of command. And everybody in this room has a chain of command. And that's the reason why I'm only asking if it's done decent and in order. That's all I'm saying. So are you finished, sir? So
basically you're not against the presentation. ‸ What you're saying is you're against the procedure in which it's being done.
Right.
Protocol
is ‸ one word that's summarized with all,
sir.
Protocol. And that's the purpose of having that committee. ‸ It's just like they don't jump and skip or super navigate the PNC board and come to us as a whole. There's a process. So I'm asking you all, and it's no disrespect to you all. I'm just saying I believe in protocol. And that's why I'm asking that question. Anyone
else? Mayor, I would like to point out that most of the sustainability committee has seen the presentation. We're a part of the webcast where they presented it.
Chair is going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Any nays? Nay. Let the record reflect 4-1. Moving on to delegations. Under delegations, you have 3 minutes, 180 seconds. Ma'am, would you be kind enough to turn your light off, please?
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Yes, ma'am. Okay. Thank you very much, ma'am.
But
do I not have the right to put something on the agenda? Because this is a
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We move on to the next portion.
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Thank you, Madam Clerk. May 11, 2021.
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What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman Dow.
Second.
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All in favor are saying ‸ aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Aye.
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unanimously. Now moving on to delegations in accordance with the city rules. You have 180 seconds to expound on your particular item. First on the list, would you please come forward and state your name? Keno D. Come forward. Mr. Skateboard.
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I live in Cocoa, Florida, 506th
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Street.
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about the skate park once again. I figured out the cost for how much it
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They said it would take anywhere from $300,000 to $400,000 for a good park to be built in the area. Now with that being said, I would like to go into reasons why we should
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Preferably at Jolie and inside park. Some of my reasons would be the closest park is five miles away. It's at Rockledge. I'm pretty sure most people here have seen the park. It's small in size. Small in size and also...
Thank you.
It's also being rebuilt, I'm hearing, because today they had a thing going on, but that's our closest park currently. Not the best, I'd say. Second closest park would be Cocoa Beach and going there, I went there yesterday because yesterday was Go Skate Day. National Go Skate Day. There's an event going on there.
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there's no shade. So that's one reason why there
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protection from the rain because of the
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to be safe and also keeps skateboarders from going to downtown Cocoa Village, being on properties, making people mad about stuff. And also protects the properties from, you know, skateboard stoppers. You don't want people taking off the skate stoppers for no apparent reasons, right?
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safe and like I said, closest park.
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‸ If any questions, ask me after the meeting.
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I admire that young man.
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Thank you.
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Mr. Mayor, council members, Mr. City Manager,
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This is a very significant event for the city for two reasons. Reason one is it marks the end of Captain Lanny's distinguished service on the board and his passing of the torch to others who can carry on his good works. It's also significant because when you look at the three candidates that we have for this board, they all share one thing in common, and that is that they are all residents of the CRA area.
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the spending and the use of the TIF money that's generated from within the CRA, will have a member who is actually directly representing those folks. The rest of the board does a very good job, but I think it's very important for those of us who live in the village to have a direct vote, so a direct voice and a direct vote. So we have that happening tonight, and that's very significant. I'd like to talk about the fact that we have three very qualified candidates, and that's great to see. That being said, I would like to lend my support to one candidate in particular, Mrs. Candace Rogers. The other two candidates, although amply qualified, and I wouldn't be upset if either one of them got it, but the fact is that they have both had ample opportunity to serve the city.
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committees, boards. They've done a lot for the city, and this is an opportunity for us to bring in somebody else who has been anxious to help the city, has worked very hard as a private citizen, and is looking for an opportunity to serve the city in a more official capacity. Mrs. Rogers is very deeply involved in what goes on in the city, what goes on in the community.
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Coalition, an organization which just recently passed our threshold of 700 members, who let us know what's going on in the city, let us know what their interests are.
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to be part of what happens in the city, and I think that she is a wonderful linkage ‸ between all of those folks. She can condense all of those voices that she's heard into all the research that she does and serve the city admirably.
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and I'd also like you to know that should your desires be otherwise,
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we have before us tonight. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Okay, let's try this. Thank you very much, Mr. Green, so eloquently stated. Next on the list is Ms. Phyllis Moscoso. No?
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My name is Phyllis Moscoso.
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I spoke in front of council three times before and had a couple of productive meetings along the way. And in the same spirit as prior, I'd like
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has been doing. Since I was last spoke to council, we have now incorporated an entity with the state of Florida as a nonprofit, applied for our tax ID number on the auspices of being a tax-exempt organization,
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I don't think I said that right, but expedite the actual application for a quicker determination since the September 30th, October 1st dates that are critical are fastly approaching. Also, just to let everybody know, when you get the determination letter, it's retroactive. You have 27 months to actually apply for a nonprofit status, and
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So ours, even if
it
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for a lease agreement for the museum.
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you all very much.
Yes. Right.
Thank you.
Next is Mr. John Nyland. Please state your name and your address, or please, sir.
Thank you. Thank
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Good evening, Mayor Blake and council members. Good evening. My name is John Nyland, and I live here in Brevard County. ‸ I'd like to thank you for the opportunity to speak.
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My address is [address]. I'd like you to thank you for the opportunity to
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As you know, MIMS had their meeting last night, and I'd like to bring you up to date on that a little bit. It was well attended. There were about 100 people there. Unfortunately, the majority of people that were there were from the dentist industry, and it was well covered by Florida today. I'm sure you'll see stories in the paper tomorrow that covered the meeting. We had two panels presenting opposing views on fluoride. One panel consisted of mostly dentists, and the other panel, the negative
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present. One of the things I did want to say is that Florida Today did a poll several weeks ago about fluoride. I don't know how big the poll was.
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‸ But the results stated that 60% of the people that were polled said that they were not in favor of fluoride. Over the next six months, I'll be doing a presentation every opportunity I get. Look, I understand that most of you on the council, if not all of you, work full time. And by the end of the week,
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for your family. And it's going to take quite some time to help you guys get up to speed, and that'll be my intention. I don't want to turn on a fire hose and drown everybody with information on fluoride. So we'll do it incrementally over the next six months. One of the things about fluoride, give
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an example, the state of Hawaii.
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to get rid of fluoride in the state of Hawaii. I'm not sure if it's going to get any traction or not, but it's been proposed. The bill has been written out in the state of Hawaii.
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them. Number one,
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But more importantly, they have a very, very low rate of tooth decay, which is contradictory to what everybody would expect. They would expect if you're not using fluoride in your community, your teeth are falling out and your residents are in need of fluoridation.
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how much time do I have left?
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your time is up, Mr. Knight. There you go. All right, thank you.
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Sure, we
will see you, sir. Thank you very much, Mr. Knight. Okay, next
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Brenda Fox, please come forward.
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I was here at the last meeting discussing the pool situation. I don't know if they were able to get additional certified lifeguards or not. When I spoke to Ms. Bowling last, she said the problem is with the pump now.
Yes.
Is that something that's going to be addressed?
Can I ask? So, and I'm pretty sure our public works, but the information I received today is that the pump house flooded because the pipes are leaking. So maybe give a little rundown on it.
Yeah, you're correct. There was a failure in one of the pipes. We're working with the contractor to repair that under the warranty. I don't have a timeline on that at this point, though.
So this can drag out basically through the whole summer and not get used to the pool?
I'm not sure. I don't have a timeline. It's a priority for us, but it's a matter of getting parts and everything to make the repairs as well.
That's okay.
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Yes, ma'am.
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area, and the sidewalk is almost covered by this
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bush. You have to walk off of the sidewalk to get around it, and the area needs to be cleaned.
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Okay. You got it,
Mr. Smith? Yes, sir. Thank you, Mr. Smith. Okay. Thank you.
Thank you,
Mrs. Fox. Okay. Next, Mrs. Bernice Cox.
‸ Good evening, council. Good evening, staff. Good evening.
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[address], Cocoa, Florida.
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or the third meeting, he had suggested some type of security outside of chambers when we have our meetings. And I also added having one entrance to the meeting for security reasons. And I've also
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code enforcement meetings, and ‸ the last two code enforcement
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they had, our officer in the back of the room each meeting. And I think that's another good idea. I
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And I just feel that we need something more than kind of like what they have in the daytime. You don't just walk in the city hall without being addressed by the man at the desk. And he takes you to the elevator and match some kind of button, you go upstairs.
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to be just walking into.
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Do we have any additional cards, Madam City Clerk? Okay. This concludes this portion of delegations. And we will proceed on to the consent agenda item. What are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve.
We have a motion
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Second by the chair. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And then nays. Ayes have it unanimously.
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Consideration of
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with appendix A.
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‸ as depicting on the exhibit A.
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This is ordinance number 09-2021, an ordinance of the City
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located northwest of the intersection of State Road
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District, providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and
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severability and an effective date. As you noted, Mayor, this is second and final reading of this ordinance, also a public hearing. Mayor.
Thank you very much, Mr. Garganese, sir. Mrs.
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ma'am? Yes, sir. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Yes. So I just want to add on to that. The future land use ‸ designation is industrial and the zoning district proposed
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M1. Its current land use is a commercial building and it is in District 3. And it is consistent with the comprehensive plan policies and objectives. And our previous actions were
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where they recommended approval of this item.
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first reading of the ordinance 09-2021. So the recommended motion is consideration of the second reading for a zoning map amendment consistent with Appendix A zoning article 21 to change the zoning map designation of one parcel from Brevard County IU to City of Cocoa M1 as depicted on Exhibit A. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
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going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And in nays, aye's have it unanimously. Proceeding on
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‸ Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency through April 20,
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2022. Thank you. And the three candidates are Dick Bankhead, Alec Greenwood, and Candace Rogers. Now, we do have a card. And this is what I would like to do because is it Mrs. Pam Shea? Is that correct?
Yes, sir.
Okay. Let me get the blessings of council.
Thank you.
Can she speak first? And then we'll hear from Mrs. Neuterman. And then chair will address it as a council, as a body, as a whole. Please come forward, ma'am. I'm just trying to get direction. Things done decent and in order.
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for the CRA.
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drawing visitors from all over. Kansas has worked to promote the village and the community to be the destination for not only tourists but for the locals. Kansas picks up trash.
Candace
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washes the gutters.
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weeds.
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Kansas. During the pandemic, which was hard on all of us, when the streets were empty and pretty much all the stores closed, not only through the
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continued to support the shops.
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how to dine in, how to dine out. And as the stores reopened, she promoted, supported all the events to bring back the shoppers. Kansas
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As a former business owner, a resident, and very frequent shopper, Kansas understands the importance of the city government and the path of Cocoa Village that needs to take in order for us to be that destination.
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maybe in my lifetime opens, it was Kansas Rogers who kept the faith in me and the fact that hopefully by the end of this year we'll actually be attending a groundbreaking ceremony. ‸ So behind the scenes, she was constantly saying, let it work itself. Let it work itself.
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We have new businesses coming into this area. We have many housing projects being developed. We have the high-speed rail. All of this is going to bring more traffic to the area with
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forward thinking that we need working with this government.
Candace
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doesn't just represent a small group. She represents Cocoa Village. If there was a person that I would say who's missed Cocoa Village award, I would ‸ tell you standing
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So the waterfront, the hotel, the parks, entertaining, shopping.
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As a business owner to this village times two businesses working on maybe a third, this is the person that I would like to see sitting on this board that understands and looks out for everything Cocoa Village. Thank you.
Thank
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sorry, Mrs. Adler.
Mr. Mayor, I just wanted to let you know that all of the applicants are in the audience as well.
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May I get up and fill out the card later?
Yes, sir.
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Does that microphone... Here we go. Does that one move? Yeah, just bring him the mic.
The mic is coming.
Yeah. Thank you, Mr. Beach, sir. Thank you, Mr. Lamb.
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‸ Board, as most of the people here know, I've been here for almost 40 years. And I've
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been involved with
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I'm up here to back Alex Greenwood. One thing about Alex. When I first came into the village, there he was. And he's been there ever since. He's showed me how things should be done. And how he would like to have things laid out.
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So I, as an old-timer, and you all know me, been here for a long time, I'm back.
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Alex Greenwood, he's the proper person for ‸ this position. Thank you.
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Okay. Okay. Administrative services.
Okay. Let me tell you what I...
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All three candidates are worthy of this position. I think it's a win-win situation all the way across the board. But the person that I will support, I'm asking that we nominate Mr. Dick Bankhead. And here's the reason why. First of all, he's a community man. He lives at Oleander Point. So he's in the downtown area. He has a vested interest in the business of the downtown area and the village. He has worked both on the high school level and throughout the community.
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and their personal hygiene needs. There's this unique situation where he was involved in doing that. And that's on a later date that I will tell that story. But
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than anything else, he served our country admirably.
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the line of saying, forget political parties. I will do what's best for the community and for our city and the citizens of Cocoa. So on this note, I would like to nominate Dick Bankhead and I need a second.
Mr. Mayor. Yes, sir. Yeah. Under under your rules. Each council member has the ability to nominate one person. It doesn't require a second. And then once everyone has the opportunity to nominate one candidate, then you close ‸ nominations and then you select one of the candidates by majority vote. That's under your rules.
Okay.
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Number one, I think we all agree that all three candidates are people who love the city
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And for me, I called Alec Greenwood earlier and just kind of help him understand how difficult it is. We begin to pull again lobby from many different angles. ‸ But for me, I think the person that I would choose would be Candace. And ‸ the reason why I said so was because of I know since I've been on council, I've seen her work really, really hard for downtown. Not saying again that anyone else is not working hard because I don't want it to get misconstrued. But that's just my choice. Because I believe her heart is in the right place and I believe, you know, she would do an awesome job. So that's just my opinion.
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So I would like, I would have
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I think all three candidates are very great candidates. And, you know, but from what I've seen, it's my time on council and even before on council. I have to say that I love the passion that Mr. Greenwood has shown me. He's here at every meeting. He's, and so I think there's a lot of passion involved and my
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three different nominations.
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point. Since everybody is on the floor, so you can discuss, I guess, who you would like to select at this point by majority vote.
Okay. Well, you know where I stand.
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It's a win-win
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So you have the directions from the city attorney,
‸ Garganese.
What are the wishes of council?
‸ How do we do this?
Well, you get, you, there's three nominees. So you, you can discuss amongst ‸ yourself, take an opportunity to discuss who you would like, or stop making motions, I believe.
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Um, all three of them are fantastic. I,
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Uh, Alex Greenwood's been around. Bankhead, sir. Bankhead. Yeah, there you go. He's my, he's my boss mosquito
beater
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Okay. So then we have a stalemate because I'm voting for Alec Greenwood.
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Okay. Well, I believe in taking that leadership role. And that's what I do believe in. So I will show my support to Ms. Candace Rogers.
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Um, you continue to work with that city. You've been instrumental. Ma'am, welcome aboard. Would you please stand and be recognized? Come to the podium. Yes, ma'am, come to the podium.
Um,
we
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‸ I
just want to say thank you. I appreciate your votes. And I will do my best to make the mission to investigate, ask probative questions, and then do what is best for the community. So thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thank you very much, ma'am. Thank
you, staff.
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And also, city manager, sir. Mr.
Mayor, we still need a motion. Yeah, you still need a formal vote.
Um, my
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group, please, can I get a motion?
Council,
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a motion
to, um,
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I'll second it. Okay, we have a motion on
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say aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously.
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Now, as, if I may say, um, agency member Rogers, ma'am, I'm right here. I expect you to be on the
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So
let's get ready, get ready, and God bless. Thank you very much, ma'am.
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I'm speaking of longevity.
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Um,
Yes, item number two. Thank you. And consider the appointment of Dr. Kathleen Rooney Otero as a member of
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I'll make a motion to approve.
Right motion on the floor by Councilman.
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Yes.
Okay. Okay.
I
got a motion. He has a motion on the floor. I'll second and we're up for discussion. Go ahead.
It was a discussion.
I
was going to make the motion. Um, but he was recognized first. So, uh, Dr. Rooney Otero is going to be a great addition to the sustainability advisory board. And of course I support her.
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All right. All right. I'm
just
gonna ‸ call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Now, consider unanimously, excuse me. Consider the reappointments of Kimberly Curtis, Sherry Scott, Ed Green, David Lightholder,
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through June 2024.
Okay.
Administrative Services Director.
Yes, sir. These are all regular reappointments. Um, and they all meet the qualifications of the board. So
we get to select only how many?
No, these are all these all had expiring terms. Okay. And so all of these are reappointments.
Okay. That's
a
motion to approve staff recommendation. Second to
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We have a motion on the floor by chair and the second by Councilman Dow. Chair is gonna call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye.
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Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Item number 7-4. Let me make sure I do not have any cards here because I got you, Mr. Stoll, on the reports. Okay.
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cross country trails within the city. Cocoa conservation area.
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You brought this forward, ma'am. Would you like to talk about it, ma'am?
Right.
This is,
yeah, the conceptual plan, of course, this is the item that was spoken about by several people at the last meeting. It is to create, um, a cross country track in Cocoa conservation. Um, giving it more recreation ‸ value as well as supporting the high school through having this track available. By putting in a pedestrian bridge and creating access to the site, they're gonna ‸ be able to host a cross country event next year and begin using it.
And
the cross country team can actually use the venue for cross country events in the future.
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in the county for cross country events. So there's a lot of excitement amongst those that, uh, are in the cross country. Um. So, and as you have it here, uh, the estimate by staff, ‸ and this was brought to staff last November,
um,
was the, uh, 39 for the aluminum pedestrian bridge, uh, and 10,000 for controlled access. So it
was
felt that was important that the signs and trail markers are not necessary the first year. They'd certainly be nice, but, um, make a motion to approve.
We have a motion
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I'll second.
We have a second
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Uh, I know there's gonna ‸ be a lot of volunteers going out there marking the trails and stuff like ‸ that. And, uh, I'd like to somehow work it out with people volunteering some equipment. So me and Mr. Goins can have a contest. So who's better on the loaders?
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And, uh, we can do it ourselves. And I'm a pretty good operator and I've seen him work. He's pretty good too. So we have a lot of fun.
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help with the other cost of the stuff, uh, we have tickets. Who does the most moving for the day? And I think that'd be kind of fun.
because
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I've already talked to Mr. Coward.
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So I know I can move a lot of stuff with that.
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that way it's a community ‸ going to be involved in doing all the stuff anyways, looking at
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figuring the trails out. And I think it'd be a lot of fun. I, I, I miss not being on a loader. I think I can handle it for a day. And I know Mr. Goins, he's on them all the time, but I think it'd be a lot of
fun.
And
they get, you know, sponsors and all kinds of stuff to make it, you know, have a people with food and water and games and have a good day out of it. So basically
you're saying
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we'll do some
volunteer work and then
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Okay. All right. Good point.
Can I ask a question? I mean, I support this. You got your light on.
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Go ahead, sir.
The question I had, I know, um, around the, you can correct
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I know we needed that one particular property. Are we now going to just use that right away? Um,
the idea by this was that FPL has an easement. Okay. And that if they would grant, we would need to explore them granting us permission to use that. I spoke with Art last week and he's certainly amenable to the idea.
Okay.
So particularly since it's in support of the school.
But this cost right now is not including that particular part of the trail.
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Okay. That would be ‸ an agreement.
Okay. All right.
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reason I asked, I know even if they allow us to use it, we still have to maintain it. And that that's on the ‸ reason why I asked about the additional cost that might we have to incur through public works or other means. That's why I asked that. Okay.
Good question.
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Yes, they're very much in support of the, um, having the cross country even go through their neighborhood, although it's thought that that's not really the best way to do it. Um, particularly if you're having a formal, hosting a formal event, um, it would be better to have an all soft path. That's important in cross country. And so once they were to cross that bridge, they'd be on all soft path.
And my second question would be, um, I'm sure you've already, uh, collaborated with the principal
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Yes, he's aware.
Yes, ma'am. And in return, we had the meeting at the Space Coast League of Cities, Dr. Mark Mullins, the superintendent.
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Uh, no. No one has talked with him that I know of.
Okay. But that, that would be my only greatest concern. I'm in, I'm in favor of this. I think it's a great concept. I do support it. I just want the powers to be, to be made aware of it because then it becomes a liability.
I
mean, you know, both the city has some skin in the game and so will BPS. That's what I'm concerned about.
Um, uh,
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Um, can we consummate a letter or construct a letter or
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I just want to make sure the proper authorities are not blindsided. That's all I want. Because everyone has games, skin in the game so that everyone has an equitable responsibility. That's all I'm asking.
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Does everyone understand?
Yes, sir.
Okay, sirs.
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Aye. And nays. Okay. You got the motion and the recommendation right Mrs. Perry. Thank you, ma'am. Uh, any nays? No nays.
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Okay. So, yes, sir.
Just for the finance director, we'll assume that your funding for this will come out of contingency.
Okay, sir.
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And that we can do any necessary budget,
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In order to facilitate that transfer from contingency. We don't, we don't have a budget amendment to present to you right now. So, in order to prevent going back and doing another agenda item to give you the budget amendment, I'm asking you to give us authorization to do the budget.
Do you need a
motion?
So
move
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Second.
Okay. All in favor say ‸ aye. Aye. Any nays? Go forward, young lady.
Thank you, sir.
Ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Last item for tonight. Item number
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Approve as recommended the proposed fiscal year budget 2022. Benefit renewal, medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. And to authorize the city manager to sign related agreements. What are the wishes of council?
Do you want to talk to the administration first?
No, man. Just must approve. Thank you. I'll second it, sir. All in favor of us saying aye. Aye.
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And that's all it was. Amen.
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I got
you.
She's yours at the end of the meeting, sir.
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Proceeding on to reports and advisory boards. Mr. Stoll, sir.
Good evening. Greg Stoll, [address] I'm your Space Coast TPO Citizens Advisory ‸ Rep. I just wanted to pass
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with. Right now, SCTPO is in draft form for their FY 2022 through 2026 Transportation Improvement Plan, otherwise known as the TIP. For those of you listening at home or in the audience, public comments are due by July 8th. Why do we care? There is a list of priority projects ranking number six on State Route 528 Industry Road to State Route 3. It's currently funded right ‸ of way for 2024 through 2026 with construction slated unfunded for 2031. So this is the widening of the beach line.
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So that narrow section going, making the bend by Walmart. The design is complete and they're in right of way,
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So they're moving along there. Ranked 23, State Route 524, South Friday Road to Industry Road. The widening of 524, that's going to lead you in front of all of the new apartments along there. It's in PD&E right now with a design unfunded for 2026.
What? Yes, sir.
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Which year? It was
2027, so I'll take the extra year.
I just want to hear it more officially.
Yeah,
go ahead.
Okay. I'm pulling this right off of the draft plan. ‸ So pedal to the metal, if we will, please.
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Also on that one, on the 524 widening, I had provided comments to FDOT, the study against the retention pond option 2A, 2B, which would place two retention ponds within the original footprint of the cocoa conservation area.
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And let's not forget that property was paid for 75% through the Florida Communities Trust. I've provided additional information that in consideration of public park and conservation for public road projects, it is required that the use of the federal F4 evaluation process be followed and that the FDOT project manager, Lorena Kuchek, confirmed receipt via email.
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but that F4 requirement is a tough hurdle for them to overcome to put those retention ponds in there. Lastly, we have a couple planning studies. One of them ranked two, State Route 520 to Michigan Avenue along Clear Lake Road. Some of that's county, some of
that
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city, but boy, we sure could use some cleanup along that road, sidewalk improvements and stuff like that. And lastly, rank six, Fisk, Rosa L Jones to 520. Both of those, the rank two Clear Lake is ranked planned for 2024. And the Fisk is ranked for 2022. Okay? I've got, you know, some additional information, but I'm sure just, you know, ask, ask, uh,
uh,
Abby or, or, or,
or
Bryant and they can fill you in. But, you know, I'm keeping an ear out
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Thank you for your great work, sir.
Okay. Thank you.
Okay.
All right, Mr. City Manager, sir.
Mr. Mayor,
a
couple of
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new interactive zoning map. Um, and then Mrs.
Neuterman
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on the diamond square CRA. And lastly, Mrs. Jumaane,
uh,
just clarifying, uh, requirements for employees with regards to COVID and mass policies.
Thank you very much.
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Thanks.
Also, Mr. Mayor, um, Mrs. Bowman, I'm trying to remember, Mrs. Bowman on, on, uh,
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uh, payment of late fees for Cocoa utility customers. And she just wants to make some, uh, update you and make some clarifications on that.
Okay.
I'll be happy to defer to the ladies first, sir.
So, yes, sir.
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Ladies, which lady, young lady would like to go first? Okay.
Thank you, mayor.
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ARPA funds, the relief, uh, plan act funds to assist with utility payments is that was an eligible use of the funds. We, um, reviewed in city Cocoa customers who were delinquent on their bills. So they were about ready to have their service interrupted and their water shut off. Um, last week on Friday, um, we cut a check and applied that amount of money to the customer's payments. So they were able to avoid their service being interrupted. Um, that was about $90,000 and, um, the amount authorized was $180,000. So, um, we anticipate the
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approximately one month, we'll be reviewing those delinquent accounts and applying those funds for assistance in their utility payments again.
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on that delinquency list, they're at roughly three months past due balance. And that's why they're in danger of having their service interrupted. Um,
so,
um, it is not just money available that we're just paying anybody's utility bills. Um, and interestingly enough, this afternoon, I got a, um, email from an organization called our Florida program. That looks like it was created, um, to get more money out there to assist with utility payments. And they have an application process. So I'll be working with, uh, Samantha Sanger and her staff to get that information out on the city's website because there is other assistance available. But again, they stress is only for delinquent payments.
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Team Cocoa. Okay. Next.
I
feel like the barber. Next.
Okay. I'll go next. ‸ I just wanted to, um, just document this in the record. Um, on May 11th city council approved
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the minutes got approved tonight in the record for, um, to follow the current CDC guidelines and public gatherings and public facilities.
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were updated, uh, about face coverings and our city policy for face coverings was adopted by council a year ago in, um, on June 30th at a special council meeting. And with that, we just wanted to get in the record that the CDC guidelines, um, ‸ that were adopted by council on May 11th also included the city face covering policy.
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Okay.
What about people? What about individuals? Well, we have a question. ‸ What about individuals coming in? People? Citizens coming into the facilities. How will we address that? Is that what you're saying, sir?
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Okay. Um, I, I think that ‸ just needs to be clarified in the record.
Okay. Okay.
Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
They
had their shots. They don't wear a mask.
And that's it for me.
Okay.
‸ Okay.
Great. Mr. Mayor and council, uh, tonight we're going to, uh, show you that, uh, we have been working for the last two and a half years or so on our interactive zoning map for the city. And we have completed that process and Rob's going to pull it up where you can find it under the planning and zoning department under interactive maps and our zoning map. We've been working for the last two and a half years to update it and bring it to current so that customers, residents, developers can all ‸ go online now and see what zoning is allowed in their particular area.
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is and the different colors identify the different zoning opportunities within the area.
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And it gives you what the, uh, requirements are in there.
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and what the designations are for the zoning. So it really does help for, uh, customers, uh, clients, ‸ anyone who is trying to develop within the city of Cocoa can now go on and use this interactive map in order to, uh, help them decide what development goes into what areas within the city of Cocoa.
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hard and diligently both it and in community services to, to get this map in a digital format to, to help with the zoning information. And as we continue moving forward, we're going to continue updating some of our other maps within the city, our future land use map and a few others. So we're excited to see this happening and to bring the ability to have the customers and the clients and the residents be able to access this information digitally without having to communicate with the staff,
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So we're really excited about this and I hope that, uh, everyone is happy with those, uh, with this new interactive design. Thank you, Rob.
Excellent. So is that the new buzzword now? Interactive zoning map?
Interactive zoning map is the new buzzword. Yes.
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Go ahead. ‸ No,
no, any questions? Yeah.
Um, ‸ I know you, ‸ you, or you're going to bring up the diamond square left from last night as well. Yes,
I
am. Okay. So can you please, uh, also let the council know about the request for information on the zoning change for Stone Street?
Yes, I can.
Thank you.
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board approved last night at their diamond square CRA meeting. Staff have been working for the last, uh, several months on some new programs within the diamond square community to help facilitate, uh, removal of slum and blight within the community. We reached out to several different CRAs within the state
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that several CRAs have that have been facilitating some improvements within the community. The first one that we had approved last night was our residential beautification program. And it is a ‸ program that allows residents who own a home within diamond square to apply for this program to get $500 worth of mulch and materials to, to beautify their landscaping in the front yards.
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here in cocoa that we're going to utilize who will come out, speak with the residents and provide them with Florida friendly landscaping, which is first and foremost importance for us to, to make sure that we're
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So we're going to have that landscaping.
So we're going to have that
landscaper who will come out, speak with the resident and help them decide what is the best type of landscaping for their, their yard. And with that, they will bring all of the materials to the resident. The resident will then, uh, install all of those plants and mulch into their front yard to help beautify it.
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and notate and take photos of all of those homes that have this, uh, program so that we can identify those in the future. The second one is our residential paint program. This one is, has been a very successful program throughout the state. And again, we're going to be working with a local paint supplier and they're going to come out to the residents and they're going to speak with the homeowner about the type of paint, um, that they need for their home, depending on the type of structure of the house. And they're going to allow them to pick two different colors and, and then they're going to have someone from the painting company come out and pressure wash, power wash the house prior to painting. All of the materials will be provided to the homeowner of which then they will be able to ‸ paint their home.
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as part of this program is the, the actual labor. But I know that there are churches within the diamond square community that have volunteers,
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who have volunteers who are willing and able to, to help paint, uh, these homes
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So our, our diamond square board is very excited to be able to provide this opportunity to serve the community. We have $10,000 for the residential beautification program allocated this year and $5,000 for the paint program. And we also have it proposed in the budget for next year. In addition, the diamond square board, uh, asked last night, uh, to bring back to council. They would like staff to evaluate the zoning change in on stone street, uh, back to a mixed use zoning, rather than residential. And because they would like to bring back businesses into the stone street corridor, um, between Washington Avenue and
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Boulevard, uh, which is primarily in the, in the past. It was mostly mixed use businesses. We've converted the majority of it to residential homes. There are still some vacant properties within the area that are the potential is there for mixed use development. So the diamond
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council the opportunity to potentially change the zoning to, um, a mixed use zoning. So we will research that and bring it back at a later date.
Who is, kind of a chance, do you know the liaison of that board, ma'am?
The liaison of that board would be deputy mayor goings.
Thank you for clarification.
And he, he was on the phone with us the entire night last night as he was driving back from his two hours drive.
Okay. Postman come rain, sleep and snow and
live in the middle. Thank you.
Thank you. That is all I have for tonight.
Thank you
very much.
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Thank
you, Mr. Mayor.
Uh,
‸ make it brief, brief and ‸ quick. COVID cases
to date
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have been in the state of Florida 2,310,881 and Brevard County 42,844. Vaccinations given to
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So I wanted to make it kind of brief, but also wanted to bring some home some reality to ‸ where we're at with COVID and vaccinations and people still contracting COVID. I received a bulletin from FDM Kevin Guthrie a couple days ago Monday, as a matter of fact, and it just aired on the news this afternoon. But if you saw on the news,
uh,
Manatee County's courthouse or their county building was shut down for two days.
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It seriously crippled their IT division along with shutting down their major infrastructure while they went through decontamination and getting everything set up. ‸ Say all that to say this, the variant's still real. Uh, people are still catching COVID. Unfortunately,
the
variant's a lot stronger than the original COVID and it's, uh, having some adverse effects on people. Florida is
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leader in the variant right now. So, um, as we continue to push forward through this pandemic, I just ask everybody, you know, you make the decision and choice on your own of whether you want to be vaccinated or not. And we're certainly not pushing anybody into a corner, but I would ask this that you please follow the CDC's guidance and recommendation for your safety, the safety of your family, and most importantly, the safety of our employees who are out there trying to keep government services running. Um, wear a mask, good hand hygiene, cover your mouth, all those things we were taught in grade school. Um, and, and please just be safe. Uh, this is not going away. Uh, we're certainly seeing, uh, less and less people get the vaccination. Uh, ‸ just the other day,
I
read that it was down, uh, two thirds from last week to this week on people accepting and getting the vaccination. It's widely available in several different venues to where you can go and get it now from Johnson Johnson to Moderna to Pfizer. So, um, if you can't find it, please look at our city website. If that's too hard to navigate, my phone is always available to any of our citizens or to any of our staff night or day. Please call me. We will get you pointed in the right direction if you want a vaccination. And so help me God, if I have to bring it to your house, I'll do it. But, uh, we certainly have got to take the opportunity to protect our people and protect each other. So, um, that's all I have to say about that.
Okay.
Um,
real quick, sir. Yes, sir.
I
know you, you've given us a report. Um,
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Yeah. We're in the month of June until the month of November.
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but just proper preparation promotes positive productivity.
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of hurricane season
in
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reference of taking photos of your documents? I mean,
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you know, 45 words or less, please, sir.
You said the H word. So I thought you were
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45 words.
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So, uh, as we're in hurricane season, I would just remind everybody, don't wait to get prepared when you see it hanging ‸ off the coast.
Now is
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a great time to go ahead and get all your important documents, birth certificates,
uh,
deeds to your home, car insurance, all those things. Put them in a Ziploc bag. Now put them in a airtight container in the event that the roof gets ripped off of your home.
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Think now you need at least a 30 day supply to get you through. Make sure you have that make sure you know where it's at, how you're going to get your next supply, who you would need to call insurance cards for your health insurance. All those things be prepared to take that with you. If you're going to shelter at home, as we've seen during this pandemic, toilet paper was hard to get disinfectant things like that. I
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Now put your
bottled
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water, toilet paper, canned foods, non perishable items. Start getting that and stocking up on it now. So if the pandemic takes a turn for the worst, you're not fighting for those things during the pandemic and during hurricane season. And most of all,
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It'll stay dry.
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weather right now because it keeps the hurricanes pushed away from us. So that's where I'm at.
Thank you very much, sir.
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both interior and exterior because the eye in the sky does not lie. That's your photo. Okay. Is that
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city manager, sir? So, yes, sir.
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Just two items, Mayor. They both involve previous council decisions that are currently being challenged and subject to judicial review. The first two of you may recall that an individual named Michael Graham, who appeared before the city council challenging his ‸ water bill, claiming that the city damaged his meter and pipe and there was a significant leak. City staff had worked to afford some relief under city policies. He threatened to file suit if the council didn't reduce his water bill. The council, based on ‸ the staff recommendation and the facts known, didn't take any additional action. He filed suit. There was a trial last week and the city prevailed in that matter. He indicated he might appeal, but I just wanted to update you because that was a specific council decision. The other matter you all are familiar with, and that is the council's decision to terminate
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The judge requested that both the plaintiff and the city provide recommended orders for his consideration with detailed findings of fact and conclusions of law. Those ‸ proposed orders are due at the end of the month, at which point the judge said he would make a decision. So I just wanted to update you on both of those previous
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decisions.
Thank you very much, Super Attorney. Thank you. So, yes, sir. Okay, before we get started with our reports from
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let me
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the 12th through
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Deputy Mayor Goins, Councilman Hearn, Councilwoman Cost will be traveling
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August the 12th. We will be returning on Sunday, August the 15th. It should be noted that due to our Rosa L Jones mural installation event on Saturday, August the 14th, that council and I will be returning to the city to attend the celebration and returning to Orlando to finish up the conference. We will be staying at the
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And the estimated cost of the trip, including registration, hotel, reservations, mileage
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will be around $1,460 per person. This is a budget item under the council's travel and per den account. So,
I
just want to bring it to your attention and we have to support the incoming president because we're going to
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that connection when we go to Tallahassee and get direction from them.
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of communication with the Florida League of Cities.
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So, we set policy for the entire state of Florida. And I think it's a great thing to have that cooperation and communication with Tallahassee. So, I wanted to read that into the record.
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sir.
I
always ask you
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Oh,
so we're on today?
Yes, sir.
Okay. So, that's one and three.
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Saturday,
we
had ‸ Juneteenth
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Downtown Riverfront Park. It was a tremendous time. A lot of people turned out. A very good presentation.
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So, thank the staff and everybody that does the hard work. And you all have a nice evening.
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Yes,
sir. Thank you. Speaking of Juneteenth, I'd really like to appreciate the staff. Leisure Services, ‸ Samantha, and everybody else who helped out. It was kind of a last-minute type deal, but they did a phenomenal job pulling it off.
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ever hosted Juneteenth. And I believe, like Councilman Dow said, it was a really good turnout for a pretty much three and a half weeks, three weeks.
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will be much bigger next year. I know we ‸ allocated about $475,000 for signage in all the parks. So, before we get to
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Council.
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we're working really hard on with the police department. And I'm really ‸ looking for consent to change the name of the park.
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allow the citizens to hold it more, I guess, dear to their heart from what I've seen in other cities.
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He's a person that always calls me all the time to make sure that, you know, any illegal activity is going on, anything that's happening in the community. He's picking up trash, all these different things for so many years. I believe he's been on the corner of Fern and Prospect for 30 plus years. And I would want to consent,
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how and what we need to do to make that happen. And ‸ we own the park. So, we do have the procedures here, matter of fact. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. So, ‸ maybe ‸ for the next meeting or possibly the budget meeting, we can have that discussion, put it on the agenda if we have consent from the council.
I don't have a problem with it. I know we tried to do that.
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Gilmore. I concur with you wholeheartedly, sir. He's been a pillar in that community. He and his wife have started educational programs where they provided computers out of their own home, taught them how to enhance
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digital, electronic, technological skills.
Right.
And I really don't have a problem with it.
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say it that way, let me retract that. They had a vote and just review that as well and see. I don't have a problem with it though. I think it would be a great reward for Mr. Gilmore and his family to be there.
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I commend you on bringing that motion forth and you have my support.
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to a place. So I would support that as well.
Thank you. Appreciate you.
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pushing really, really hard. I commend them for
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hard work they have done. We fought really hard to get the cameras, and I believe the cameras are really coming into a positive situation right now. So I'm glad
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that that you know we we got that done the next thing is is ‸ you know just July 8th I'm pretty sure about that that's the next budget of 6 p.m. here in council
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to come out and and give us their opinion on the things that we spend our dollars on. is Again, it's not, I said it's the last meeting as well to talk about it and argue about it after
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do us a disservice so I really I'm really pleading for people to show up and and and look in it and evaluate the things in our community so we know what where you stand because it's really not all about us some things where I believe you know you may think differently you may convince me to change my mind so I really want citizens to participate July 8th it'll be here in council chambers
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one thing I found out today with the lifeguards at all the pools they have
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an hour So if anyone knows any lifeguards that, and they start at 15 years old. So
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do the ‸ the training to swim lessons. But at 15, they can be lifeguards. We need more lifeguards in
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so just I just want to let you know that I was going to tell you earlier but I'm sorry about that the public works good job for getting out to D Street and Washington Street
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for a very long time and and she really really appreciates the fact that
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Enough talking. Let's do it.
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what we need to do and I commend you for for taking the lead on that you and also miss Abby as well so I appreciate you for that and that's all I have that's all I
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thank you thank you everybody for coming as well I know it's raining outside, but you know we have to do our civic duty. So ‸ appreciate you.
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outdoor dining I know that it expires the 30th I guess we probably need to have the conversation now because we don't have another meeting before the 30th
can I say something
yes sir or we can extend into I
would like to hear from mrs. Newman and here's the reason why right I'm looking at safety first and foremost I would like to get more input I know the parking is an issue
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okay we're
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other construction coming to the immediate area but I do have some concerns about parking on the street I think safety safety safety our friendly to the pedestrian is the first and foremost because my thing is if I do it for one I got to do it for all so that's taking away additional parking spaces and we've all been there. So my thing is give staff, a mask
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asking give them the chance to review and let them come back and present it to us and that's the way I mean as we improve our parking conditions
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I think as we improve that and enhance that then we can be a little bit more negotiable because then they can have a location to park at and shut the roads down and be, you know, pedestrian friendly so we don't have to worry about really cars coming during that time I mean even at certain times about but that's one of the pleasures that we have to deal with in the
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right
So
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that expire, give them the opportunity to collect their data and disseminate it to us and we address that that's my consensus that's what I'm asking
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is there any more
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there because it's right there on the white line. You know, maybe
a barrier
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or something there to protect them and I just don't see it
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don't mean to be redundant but I've been there when those guys come screaming through their own motorcycle in their cars etc etc I've been there I witnessed it I've seen it on Delano Harrison
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but that intersection that connection
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even right there man I mean uh sitting at all the stores I've
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you know it's like hold up wait a minute
man citizens are here you know
‸ right right right right I got you and
I'm like this and I don't mean to be comical but if I'm crossing it
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in the world but you know even though it's comical but it's just
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want to make sure because you got families there generations of families
there
so I'm just asking to calm down, take a look at it, let them give us the data, then we can make a well informed decision. that's all I ask I'm just one go ahead and
I would say that I'm supportive of outdoor dining overall and the trend throughout the country, ‸ the way
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um I would be open to and supportive to whatever staff brings forward
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bring it back to us
we'll we'll bring it back the only question I have and maybe this is a county attorney uh ‸ city attorney question um it's going to expire on June 30th
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on on the existing outdoor dining? Until we bring back the report.
now If the council wants to temporarily suspend the enforcement of the existing regulations in the code upon expiration then
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um I think the council can do that. As long as it's a temporary basis and you got a game plan to to address readdress this at at another meeting. And
we'll try to get back that second meeting in July. Okay.
Okay.
‸ In lieu of that too, Mr. City, uh manager, of city attorney, um just said if we
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nix it tonight or whatever, let the contract expire, they still have 30 days to get their equipment off ‸ the road, make the proper adjustments. Is that correct can someone address that
I believe staff would provide them with a time frame to allow them to remove all of their tables, chairs, and uh decorative materials that are in the parking lot in order for it to be cleaned up and and removed. So we would give them ample time to to do that before enforcement proceedings. But
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what can we what about if you're going to bring it back ‸ the second meeting in July, can we extend it to July
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that. Okay. And then we can make a well-informed decision.
Okay, I'll make a motion to extend the outdoor dining until um the second meeting in
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making motions on the report, uh ‸ Deputy Mayor.
I'm sorry. Well, I just... i The fact that they took the time out to get petitions, I really i respect that.
Yeah, you know
i
have a problem with that. i know take a consensus
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okay that's all I'm saying. all right Consensus.
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And I don't want to vote under reports unless it's deemedable and necessary. ‸ Good point. Don't get me wrong. Yes, sir. Mr.
Mayor, may I ask, does, uh because all of the other extensions were done by resolution, do we need a resolution to approve this tonight? My question for the city attorney. we
Are we extending or are we suspending enforcement until the second meeting in July? I mean... to say i mean It's the same. It's the same. ‸ outcome, but the the extension would have to be done by resolution. The suspension of enforcement is really a prosecutorial discretion issue that really doesn't require a resolution. It would just be, you know, the city manager listens to the consensus of the council and will suspend ‸ enforcement because, logically, there needs to be some sort of transition period anyway um to come into come come into compliance.
I've had
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to deal with this issue, not
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dining with other municipality that you afford relief under COVID and relax restrictions. Yet, you know, when when it's time to tell uh the affected uh businesses that it's time to comply with the code, frankly, you have a re-education process because they don't know the difference between a temporary relaxation of the code and what the actual permanent code says. So, there's going to need to be a re-education process um and you're going to... Otherwise, you're going to catch business owners, you know, blindsided and they're going to get a notice of violation. So, suspension of enforcement for a period of time while you make an adjustment is is is a logical and reasonable thing to do under the circumstances.
Good job, no, City Manager, City
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staff and council. So we're talking about suspension? Yes, sir. Okay, sirs and ma'am's. All right, is that it? Yes, sir. Okay. City Manager, you got something you want to say? Okay, you have a paper in
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the
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Councilwoman
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Yes, I want to draw your attention to
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sent, I think it was a couple weeks ago now, in regard to Travis Park. And ‸ we were just talking about all the good things going on with the parks. Here's an example of where the county has actually downgraded the park, has gone in, cut down all the landscape, and declared it a low-maintenance park. The activity in that community center, one of COCO's two community centers, that
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And this isn't like a black or white thing. These are, this is an African American population. So, this park has been, is basically open, they're renting it for girls volleyball.
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to play volleyball. They're doing, I think they're doing a limited camp. But they have very limited hours for the community. So, her request was the one that she had been pursuing for many months now, was to do some sort of beautification, butterfly garden. And, of course, that was refused at that park in the, in this community.
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of assets around Clear Lake. And has felt themselves spiraling downward. And that has fallen on deaf ears. Of course, this park under what was voted in by the rest of the
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they will get, I think, signs and a new fountain. And even laptops. But I'm not sure who's going to use the laptops. I'm not sure, you know, the programming there is so limited.
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4, it is the only community center, of course. One of two in the city.
And
it's being underutilized and now has been downgraded by the District 4 parks.
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I ‸ spoke with the city manager about it.
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Um, But, there doesn't seem to be any help in sight. That's all I'm going to report tonight.
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I'm making up for last meeting.
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So, uh, I'd like to recap. Uh, on the 12th, we had a trash pickup
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Um,
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Um,
Mayor,
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Uh, attended, and also a few other members of the community, which I was grateful for. And, uh, we started out from the Save-A-Lot, worked our way down, Pineda, uh, picked up a lot of trash. Um, had great conversation with some of the citizens. And, uh, uh, so that was very, uh, that was a good day. Um, secondly, uh,
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um, and inviting me to the SCTPO Vision Zero event. Um, there was a lot of great conversation had there. Uh, and I was grateful to show support for the city of Coco, uh, going forth with protecting citizens as they travel on our, uh, roadways. Uh, so thank you for that. Uh,
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new manufacturing building at, uh, the old Clear Lake Middle School, which is now the adult education, uh, uh, center. Uh, so they, they, uh, created a manufacturing building that's gonna ‸ help train, uh, uh, uh,
young
adults and, uh, and help them assist them in learning trades. So I was thankful to be able to attend that. Looking forward to it. A lot of
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Um, and another thing, uh, I got two consensus that I would like to take by council if I may. Um, the first after hearing, uh, ‸ deputy mayor going to talk about the beautification program that the Diamond Square, uh, board had brought up, I would like to take a consensus if, uh, we can direct staff to explore the possibility of this, uh, citywide program matching what they got going on similar to the Upstart program that we have. Um, you know, uh, at the end of the day, we would like to help all citizens in Coco. And, uh,
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So I have consensus,
which one of the, uh,
the
painting, the painting and landscape. Yes. All right.
So,
thank you. And to get other organizations too, because I know, continue. Okay.
Um, and also I attended the Juneteenth event, uh, celebration, uh, this Saturday. That was a very, very great event. Um,
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uh, ‸ it was done on short notice. Uh,
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And, uh, I would like to take a consensus going forward because the event of such importance, and if we're going to support it as a city, I think it's going to require, uh, um, it's going to require some real thinking in the process of how we, we put together that event. So it turns out great.
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There's people, all races, all genders, um, all parties and everyone enjoyed it. It was very educational. And I think it's a great thing for the city of Coco. So I would like to take a consensus, um, that we direct staff, uh, to put together a committee, um, put together a committee so that they can start early and planning that event. So it's an extravagant event for everybody in Coco to enjoy every year. Um, so ‸ do I have any support on that?
Yes, sir.
All right.
And other than that, that's all I have. Uh,
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I would like to give a shout out to, uh, all the great work that PD is doing Coco PD. Um, I spoke with the chief on some of the, uh, speeding that was going on in the neighborhoods and, uh, I have seen, uh, uh, PD presence in the neighborhood. Um,
uh,
seeing a, uh, big presence of PD, um, it's slowing down some of the, the speeding that I've been seeing in the neighborhood. So it's working.
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So thank you.
Okay. Is that it, sir? That's it. Okay. Yeah.
I forgot one more thing.
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I should have spoke of it first. Uh, Thursday evening, we had the banquet for the awards for the police department. And it was, uh, all the staff including Mr. Bo Bay, who's setting it tonight for the chief.
I
was wearing that beautiful class.
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good. It was a great banquet and, uh, everybody had a great time and the awards were great.
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My, I'll catch, I'll catch it later. Thank you.
Okay. Yes.
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myself and a host of others were in attendance. And that was great turnout and acknowledged both ‸ men and
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of their positive performance for our city.
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Is that it sir? Yes sir. Okay. I'll send you my bill later. I have five short things you're up with. Number one, Space Coast Legal Cities, Dr. Mullins spoke about, at the Space Coast Legal Cities, Councilwoman, caused it a presentation as well. Uh,
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I'm happy to say, being an educator, we are a A county once again. So kudos to all the teachers and all. of the school. In Palm,
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Secondly, Palm Bay, we attended the Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce 13th Annual Mayor's Breakfast. And we had the chance to elaborate and talk about the great things that are
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because yours truly, the world famous MC Sheriff Wayne Ivey did a phenomenal job in entertaining us all. And you can see that. Also, this week we have the opportunity to meet with the
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Meet with them and go swimming.
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McGowan, she said,
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Can you imagine a guy, 15, or a girl, trying to save me? Yeah. Yes. Oh, have mercy. They have a lot of points. That's all I can say. Jumping up and down on your chest. Yes.
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Yes, sir. Very good. Um, I also would like to acknowledge a few things here. Um, as we approach the summertime, um, both the citizens of Peachtree Street and the immediate surrounding ‸ areas, and the senior citizens, there was an individual imposing, ‸ he was an imposter acting as an exterminator. Please make sure, ladies and gentlemen, before you open up your door, that they had the proper credentials. There was a young man that came through Peachtree Street, holding a spray bottle on his hand, wanting to act as an exterminator. And there was an intelligent, uh, young lady. She's, I'm calling
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young because she has, she is
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the proper personnel.
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be aware of that, that we have individuals here impersonating, or acting as an exterminator.
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to staff, Mr. City Manager, for our town hall meeting. Very effective. Um, I really do appreciate that. And last but not least, buy local, spend local, keep ‸ local. God bless America and these great United States.
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thank. Thank you.
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