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I know I'm pretty
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needs prayer. Okay, welcome
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8th, 2021.
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Madame Clerk, ma'am, would you give
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Yes, sir.
Mayor Blake. Present, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Goins. Councilmember Dial. Here. Councilmember Hearn.
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Here.
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And City Manager Whitten.
Here.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, ma'am. We're sitting on item 2-1, regular meeting held June the 8th, 2021.
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Motion to approve.
We have a motion
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Second. Second by Councilman Hearn. She's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye.
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Aye.
And nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Seeing that we have no minutes, we will proceed to item number 3-1, proclamation proclaiming
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And I'm asking Council and staff to meet us down below as we read this proclamation into the minutes. Let's give the members of the Code Enforcement Department a round of applause. Let me be quite frank and honest as always.
In this
case, it's a difficult job. Some like them and some do not. But the most important thing, we must respect them because they're human beings to his way. So let's give them another round of applause.
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to show your support
and love.
I will read this proclamation.
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‸ I have my shots. I do not have a mask.
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This is what I'm talking about. Every day, assisted by supporting the program staff, they attempt to provide a quality customer service to the public for the betterment of our community. Too many times their efforts go unnoticed, even after code compliance has been accomplished due
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enforcement officers are dedicated, well-trained, and highly responsible individuals who take their jobs seriously and are proud of the department
and of the local government within
which they
serve. The
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of June to be set aside for local governments to honor and recognize the code enforcement officers.
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and its illustrious, industrious council for the city of Cocoa, do hereby proclaim June the 7th, dash the 11th, 2021 Code Enforcement Officers Appreciation Week. Let's give them a round of applause. Some people take it
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that people care for an individual that cares about
the
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great city of Cocoa. You know that old famous saying that we
could
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do a thousand battle boards, but let one thing go wrong. That one thing go wrong, people remember that. But this young lady and these two young men put forth, along in conjunction with the city of Cocoa,
work
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diligently to provide safety and a healthy environment. So again, please let's give them a round of applause.
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Grab the
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Everybody can get together.
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We don't look good in the blue.
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Okay.
Thank you, ma'am.
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I
would just like to say that code enforcement is a gathering of education and communication. Getting a code letter is not a bad thing. It's letting you know that there's a book of codes and that you might be out of compliance.
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Darla has been here for many, many, many years. Steve has been here for five years. We love this city and we will continue to strive to make it a better place each and every day. Thank you, Mr.
Bunn.
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gives a tutorial portion of it.
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And we're not to talk at each other but with one
another
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Oh,
yeah. So, again, we thank you to the
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enforcement for your works. Young lady, young
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Okay. Next, we will go to the next presentation. And in this presentation,
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And they're in their fluorescent orange. Will all the members from this organization please come forward? Let's give them a round of applause. If you don't stand up for something, you'll fall for anything and everything.
That's
right. So, that's why I'm a firm believer there's power in numbers. When you arrive here to City
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the front. And I'm happy to say, yeah, bring some of the young blood. Come on down young blood.
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She's been designated ‸ photographer.
Okay.
Well,
that's Samantha's
job.
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Go ahead. Come on. Come on over this way. Get in the center please. Now,
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Okay. Now, I'm noticing something there. I'm just saying, where's the love? I have on a blue shirt. Someone else has on two orange shirts. He says,
damn
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Hey, we got love and respect. And Councilman Hearn will read in the read and the proclamation.
First off, we got to get the mayor a shirt. ‸ Yes, yes, and
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the council. We all know the orange and black is a beautiful color combination. So, for sure.
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proclamation tonight.
So,
sorry about that. No, I got it. The more words,
it
gets smaller and smaller ‸ over here. So, whereas every day more than 100 Americans are killed by gun violence alongside more than 230 who are shot and wounded.
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And whereas Americans are 25 times more likely to die by gun homicide than people in other high income countries.
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has 2,752 gun deaths every year with a rate of 12.5 deaths per 100,000 people. Florida has the 27th highest rate of gun deaths in the U.S. And whereas gun homicides and assaults are concentrated in cities with more than half of all firearm related ‸ gun deaths in the nation occurring in 127 cities. And whereas cities across the nation, including in Cocoa, are working to end the senseless violence with evidence-based solutions. And whereas protecting public safety in the communities they serve is mayor's highest responsibility. And whereas support for the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens goes hand in hand with keeping guns away from people with dangerous histories.
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Are the most familiar with local criminal activity and how to address it. And are best positioned to understand how to keep their citizens safe. And whereas gun violence prevention is more important than ever as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exaggerate gun violence after more than a year of increased gun sales. Increased calls to suicide and domestic violence hotlines. And an increase in city gun violence.
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killed at age 15.
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People across the United States will recognize National Gun Violence Awareness Day and wear
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gun violence. And two, ‸ the loved ones of those victims.
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to commemorate her life by wearing orange. They chose this color because hunters wear orange to announce themselves to other hunters when out in the woods. And orange is a color that symbolizes the value of human ‸ life. Whereas anyone can join this campaign by pledging to wear orange on June 4th, the first Friday in June in 2021 to help raise awareness about gun violence.
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gun violence and honor the lives of gun violence victims and survivors. Whereas we renew our commitment to reduce gun violence and pledge to do all we can to keep firearms out of the wrong hands and encourage responsible gun ownership to help keep our children safe.
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therefore, Mayor Michael C.
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Cocoa, Florida, do hereby proclaim the
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I encourage all citizens to support their local communities efforts to prevent the tragic effects of gun violence and to honor the value of human lives.
All right, let's give Mr.
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a round of
applause.
All
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Let me stop
there behind that microphone. Some of you all will, you know, experience that when you get behind that podium there. But there again, when you have people that love you and support you,
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family and friends.
I
understand that. Thank you. Let's give them a round of applause.
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they've been very active I appreciate them. All you do. Keep up the good work. The city supports you. so
I
want to introduce you so
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and we are so glad you're here so Anita is a member of a group that we don't she's a survivor her she lost her son to gun violence and she's also a resident of Coco and that she is the reason why we are all here today so we're here to support Anita and moms just like her. And she's been an incredible champion for our work and every time we give her a microphone we just cheer and really proud of her so I want to make sure that you have a few words to say too as well okay we love you thank
you
as many of you know my name
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was murdered December 9th at 3 a.m. since that day of course my world has been turned upside down We as a group advocate for gun violence, but we as a community, as a world, as each individual, each one, reach one, to be responsible for the guns. We're not saying take guns away, hey, you can't have guns. We're saying be responsible because one day it could be you your son your daughter that's in the hot seat I'll call it so I thank you for your time to listen to me and go online Facebook however everything's advertised to put your two cent in or each one that knows somebody or know a family member that knows somebody in the community. We all know somebody. If not immediate, we know somebody that can use a word that says guns is not the way. Guns is not the answer to your problem or your situation with someone to resolve it with gun violence. Thank you.
All right.
‸ a couple of things that I get from this education education education you know what you should be educated. Bottom line, accountability, accountability, accountability. And last but not least, being transparent because no one wants to take your weapons away everyone has the right for protection so that's the reason why we salute the mothers here and the great number of individuals that do support this organization so go forward young ladies because I'm missing all estrogen
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presentations and we would move forward to delegations.
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per card. I think we're off to a total of 14 cards now. How many do we
have?
17 cards. So if I multiply three times 17 is 51. So two things here.
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So that's 54 minutes now. Delegation is 30 minutes long. No one wants to deprive you of your amendment one, freedom of speech. But what I am asking if someone speaks on your behalf, ma'am or sir or youngster, please respect that as well. Okay, so we'll start with card number one. So I'm asking council to try not to engage because of the amount of time.
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At 649 would someone remind me to extend delegation so that we can reflect to get everyone's opinion and concern. ‸ Okay. All right. So on that we will move forward. Please come forward, state your name and your address. First on
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If I mispronounce it, I apologize.
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concerns.
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in, ‸ almost passed out. Logically, it couldn't be. There had to be a mistake. It was $528 for one month. Most of that month ‸ didn't even live in the house. We were in the process of moving in. I tried repeatedly to get answers through the water department and each time if I got any answer at all, it was contradictory to the answer someone else gave me before that. When I asked for explanations, it was the easy out was, you have an irrigation system. That's what's running your water bill up. Well, I don't agree with that and then it was, when I challenged that,
I
was told, well then you have a leak. Well, I challenged that and I was told it's an intermittent leak. Well, to the best of my knowledge, leaks don't fix themselves.
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you'll have it on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday until you fix it. I haven't fixed a leak, but it's no longer there. Every time I tried to call, I got a different person, which isn't, it's not easy to even get through to the water department.
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I was told that the meter could be calibrated. ‸ And that was my responsibility at the charge of $65 to calibrate it. So I said, well, I'll check it myself. Oh, no, no, you can't touch that. That belongs to the city of Cocoa. Well, if it belongs to the city of Cocoa, why do I have to pay to have it calibrated? And we checked our meter several times at a half hour at a time. No water went by the meter. Every time I tried to get an answer, the meter box was broken. They sent someone out to do that, to replace the meter box. A couple of weeks later, after more complaints, I was told that they would send a workman out. A guy came out, looked at it, brought some diagnostic equipment with him and stuff, was out there about an hour and told me, you definitely have a problem with your meter. And
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And I said, okay. Two weeks went by, didn't hear a thing. I called again just the other day and I was told, there's no work order here. Well, somebody dropped the ball on that.
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I don't care who ‸ dropped the ball. I just want a solution. I'm not looking to blame anybody. I just want a solution to a ridiculous water bill. And then I was told that by the woman I was speaking to on the phone that I know that
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not bad. I said, really? How do you know that? You can diagnose that on the phone? What are your credentials? Tell me what training you have in water technology, meter technology, whatever. I got no answers.
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the city's own data that has been sent to me
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Okay. My wife's got all the statistics. She can further go on with ‸ the numbers and figures. I'm just frustrated looking for an answer.
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this for us? You and the utilities department? Is
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Say your name and your address, please.
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We're from 658 Coyote Drive. As my husband said, we're recently new to Florida. We never had a water bill before. We had our own well and septic. So I was proactive on May 5th, May 7th, and called the city water and I said, I haven't received a bill yet. I wanted to make sure I budgeted for this. So it turns
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be out. It'll come soon.
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for 35,000 gallons of water. At that point, they said they would, we called in shock and they said they would generate the report. We got the report on May 14th. In the report, it kept saying intermittent leak. And that like every time we called, we were told there was a work order in place. We asked them to replace the meter and the box because it had been run over by a truck and the box was crushed. They came out and they replaced the box, but not the meter. I kept calling asking for solutions. Finally, yesterday, I put a call in because I, we were told at the meeting last week that someone would be following up. No call. Finally, yesterday, a lovely lady named Lisa spent a long time on the phone with me. And I was able to affirm from her reports and going through that our meter apparently has been
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every time the irrigation system was on.
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to go through. I went through and checked the report to all the data that she was telling me. I finally came up with, okay, it says I'm watering my ground for three hours a day, three times ‸ a week. That's where all my hard earned water is going down the drain. And then I get a call from Don Downs, who's going to come tomorrow morning and inform me about the irrigation. But my frustration in being here today is that I was proactive and diligent and called May 11th. And it took a whole month for somebody to finally call me back and help me solve this problem. And I shouldn't have to keep paying for water going in the ground when I was diligent and searching for an answer. And I kept, we called several times and we were told that there was a work order in place. We would be called by the city and been told when this person was coming to visit. And then as of last week, they said, well, there's a work order in there, but I guess we're going to cancel it. So now I'm being told that I still have to pay for this. I now owe $800 to the city and that they'll do a payment plan for me for, I recognize it may be outside the city.
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to wait a month to get a solution to a problem that's throwing their money down the drain. Thank you for your time.
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Okay, next on the list will be Phyllis.
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This is week number two. It's a pleasure to have your smiling face in the place with the human race.
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My name is Phyllis Moscoso. I live at [address]. It's in College Green.
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time, I'd like to provide you a little update on the status of the Brevard Museum operations.
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Museum and was also attended by Councilman Dial. At the end of her community update, the form was turned over to the community, ‸ and which myself and several others spoke about, saving the museum from closure, keeping the trails open, providing environmental and ecological education, and the continued interest in the Clear Lake area. I'm very excited to report that many of the 50-plus citizens that attended the meeting have expressed their interest, their support, and their time to volunteer to keep the museum and the surrounding area a viable and beneficial part of the community. In addition, in this short amount of time, we have discussions with several local businesses, civic organizations about the future supporting of events, exhibits, and fundraising opportunities. It's clear to me that the momentum is gaining a lot of traction and the support is becoming loud and clear.
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I had asked for the upcoming budget year that the council please allocate some funds for ‸ the museum. The museum is part of the city. It's a local destination that's open to the public. It serves all ages. It serves the whole community and continues to, and I continue to look forward to the day that once again we have the buses in there for the school field trips.
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The location is the best of both worlds, indoor for the museum, outside for the trails, the pavilion for lunch, and it's another activity for the citizens to partake in.
Okay.
Early today, I did send an email to the city manager and copied Mr. Blake, the mayor, asking about a continued dialogue to
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to pull the trigger on that if the city decides that it's something that we can able to do effective October 1st. Reminder that the city for the citizens here, the city approved the funding for the museum until that September 30th. In closing, we just need to know what the city intends and wants to do with it. We're here standing by ready and able.
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Okay, so, uh, my name
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I'm here to speak for the Cocoa Conservation Area Trails Project.
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runner. I was in the first class of seventh graders at Cocoa High School, and I ran all the way until my senior year of varsity track and cross country. Through those years, we only had two places to run, either the road or the sidewalk. Uh, the
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a lot worse on your body, so you want to pick the road, but when you're running at 6 a.m. and it's dark, you worry about the car. So, sometimes you have to just suck it up and run on the sidewalk. Uh, I was injury prone, so I had a lot of problems throughout my years. You know, back-to-back seasons, I'd have back-to-back injuries. Uh, my worst would be my senior year.
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and just barely not have to get surgery for it. Uh, now that I've just finished my first year at the college level,
uh,
running at the college level, might I add, uh, there's one thing my coach has taught me. It's about lowering the impact and running on a softer terrain. So, out where I run, we have clay roads and a rubber track. I probably haven't ran on concrete in over a year, and I gotta say, it's worked miracles for me. I went from barely being able to run day-to-day to injury-free for over a year, and faster than ever.
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Uh, ‸ I believe that this will benefit the Cocoa High cross-country and track team immensely, and I think they will find great success if they have trails to run on, and places to better themselves in the environment.
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them. Uh,
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and I would just like to close on a quote from one of my favorite Kevin Costner movies, Field of Dreams, uh, in regards that if you feel as if people aren't going to use these trails if
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built. Uh, if you build them, they will come. If you build it, they will come.
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Hello and good evening. Good evening.
Good evening.
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Good evening, city manager. Good evening.
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city council members. It's great to be here. Um, I want to start my timer. Um,
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So,
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My name is, uh, Jamin Robinson. Um, my address is [address]. Um, and I am here talking about the conservation project, uh, located next to Cocoa High School. Um,
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and I've been informed of the different things that are going on at their
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uh, for that area. But, um, I can't really speak on that because as much as I love nature, my real experience is, is being a runner and also being a coach. So I was born and raised mostly in Cocoa. I was a troublemaker.
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mean, Principal Blake,
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Tiger Pride. Um, I stayed in and out of trouble. I was suspended constantly, um, out of school. I wasn't a football player. I wasn't a basketball player.
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of basketball to save my life. Um, but when I started, when I started to really turn my life around, you know, it was the cross country was my outlet. It was running that allowed me to be able to control my anger and free my thoughts. So I wouldn't, uh, do anything to get myself suspended or in trouble anymore. So it changed my life in that, that area. Um, it helped me get on the right track. As a former cross country runner, um, back in 1998, I was able to go to state, um, realizing that all the other runners before me, um, they, that, that, uh, place before me had great trails. They, they, they didn't run on roads. They didn't run on sidewalks. And
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sidewalks and, and, uh, the roads on range road.
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a, he's, he's a runner of mine, former runner of mine. Um, and I've watched how he's improved also in college through being able to have trails at his college to run on. Um, one of the things that I, uh, sorry, I'm watching my time. Um, one of the things that I would like to point out, you know, before I, before I go is we need a place for our kids. I'm up here about the kids and we need a place for our kids to feel safe and running on roads in the dark. I mean, the best time to run for distance runners early in the morning or late in the evening when the sun's not out there. And we need a place for our kids to go and feel safe during that time. I'll pause right there and I'll see you in a little bit.
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Good evening.
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Good evening, council and staff. I'm here to speak on my Sunday golf court mission with my driver and my volunteer mission for code enforcement.
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We found so many code violation repeat offenders on bar and St. Charles Street and the property gets worse.
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Vehicles with no tags on the side of the road in yards business trucks parked inside gates. Of churches locked up on the streets in ‸ driveways.
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So they park their big work vehicles in our city, which I think
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I hope in our next mission they are sighted, sighted or told. And we take this, this, um, mission ride every Sunday before ‸ council. The south side of our diamond square area is a big issue for me. I was born in Cocoa and I love my city.
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We don't have buses traveling running out there.
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That's what most important.
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years.
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And got involved and find the owner and got a trespassing on this, on this homeless guy. The owner of the property was housing, housing for the homeless. After the guy was caught back there early one Thursday morning, he was, he was arrested and taken to jail. And four days later, four huge trucks cleared that property.
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On our way back, we stopped at provost park. Where the guy resides on the side of the road
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a red tent. In the woods south of provost park, there are numerous tents. People living in them. We saw prostitutes being picked up. And the owner of the property is the city of Cocoa. So why can't we get a trespassing on those people in that, in those woods and get them out of there and clean that area up? Thank you.
Thank you very much. Next will be Terrence Thomas.
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eight minutes.
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Because we got 18 cars.
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Terrence Thomas, 704, Roselle Jones. I would ask y'all to turn the lights out, but I know y'all ain't going to do that for me. I brought my own projector to show my pictures that I got.
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little journey. But I have pictures and photos of all the trash that's laying around in the city, around buildings, the homeless tents. I mean, the homeless people living in tents on a certain property out in the park and everywhere else. But what I want to talk about is why every time I come down here to a meeting and I mention Larry Sinclair's name and during the week,
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my yard. Every time I say this man's name, the following week, when I say his name,
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You know, I remove vehicles from code enforcement.
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I got pictures of the tow truck picking them up. I had them towed. I had trucks that I would love to work on.
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off the property because if they're not bothering me, they're under contacting my landlord, telling my landlord, well, if you don't control your resident, I'm going to
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needles and stuff getting found. I appreciate the city helping me when they allowed me to keep my fence up and everything else because my kids, I can contain them there in the yard. They're not running out by the road, my little three-year-old daughter. So with that being said, I appreciate what y'all did on the fence part. But I just can't understand
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violation in my yard and new stuff coming up.
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Instead of trying to find people, try to find a solution to the problem to help the people. Nobody can afford $250 a day, not even nobody in here, $250 a day for a fine. Find a way to try to help the people do something about what's going on in the neighborhood or in the yards. You know, don't try to find people. People ain't got money. What they do is they get these people in the jam, older people. That's how a lot of property and stuff been taken away from all these people around here.
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And you know for yourself, Mr. Blake, that Magnolia Stone Street was full of nothing but all black ‸ businesses. We don't have nothing down there to show. Nothing. At all.
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Because people come from up north, they're still in our property. They're finding friends within the city to help them say, well, okay, well, these people are behind in taxes. You know what
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saying? So we'll set up a thing and go ahead and take their property. People can't afford that, man. $250 a day? That's ridiculous, man. Wow.
Next, Mike Youngblood.
My
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I heard that y'all
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And I just wanted to thank you. If that goes through, I really appreciate it. Sometimes we feel like we're forgotten out there. And when I heard that was going to happen, I really think it's great. All right. So thank you very much.
Next will be Nick Sharma.
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Hi, everyone. My name is Nick Sharma. I live at [address]. I'm actually adding to the Panther Ridge development right here. The same issue. And I have some statistics to share. I actually own multiple properties. I own a four-unit building
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And I want to just kind of compare the water bills that we've been getting. It's not a common it's not just a single issue. It's an issue with many of our members. We have a community that's gathered on Facebook. It's about 20, 30 people that are having extremely high water bills. So I'm just going to show you what the difference in different cities are. And they're also sewer. My first bill in December was $338 in cocoa. In January,
it
was $257. February was $228.
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My bills for a four-unit people four units, which means there's four families. That's about eight to ten people in those units. In March, in LA, where water is scarce and we were just through a drought, it's $165. And in April, it was $144.
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The same thing was around the same price for my triplex in Glendale. Again, water issues, also using the sewer. The main thing I've noticed in our bills here in cocoa is our sewer is extremely high.
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$78 to $150. That's what's causing the great
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So I think the issue for our water bills is mainly the sewer issue. And if we can resolve that I've
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They've actually responded to me and I've talked to them.
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‸ They keep ‸ saying it's
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irrigation issue. I don't water my lawn anymore because of the high cost.
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‸ I should be able to maintain my lawn ‸ for a reasonable price.
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I mean that's higher than other people's water bill alone.
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Their
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There's a big difference when I'm
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So yeah, that's mainly what I wanted to add and see if there is some way the city can look into the sewer part of the water bill, at least extend, like reduce that cost for certain neighborhoods that have astronomically high water bills because of it. Yeah, that's all I really have to say.
Thank you very much.
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Awesome. Thank you.
Do you need a motion to extend?
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We have a motion on
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The chair is going to call the question.
All
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Next on the list is Keno Diefenderfer. That didn't say it right. It's alright, man. Practice makes
perfection.
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You just keep coming. We'll get it right.
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There's
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So, yesterday's CRA meeting I talked about taking down some of the signs. Instead of doing that, I have a solution.
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would be the best place because it is an inside park. And a lot of skaters can go there and have fun. And when it's raining because... If we're out there in the rain, we have bearings. They get messed up if it is in the rain. And also because the fact is there's
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park is rusted down. And to be honest, we need a park here not only for skaters in general but also for kids
to
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just want to go up there and have fun and watch. And same with their parents. It's a good place for them to be at. And they can watch their children or leave their children there and it
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and Old Jim. Thank you.
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Jennifer Riggs, [address] And I'm hoping to really quickly be a backup to the Tiger Trails, the conservation area.
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we were looking around at different areas. Do I have control? All right. This is intended just to orient you quickly. If
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it there in yellow. And this is on a map of other city owned parcels. So this is really a boon for District 3. It's a great potential park area there. So in yellow, that's where we're talking about. The high school is just to the right of it. These are the existing trails in purple, orange, and red. And we are really blessed. If you are familiar with the Enchanted Forest, that is one of the crown jewel parks in the area. And the founder of that park or the designer of those trails is helping. And he has set out the blue trails as an alternate area. So we're really lucky to have that. So there's a lot of possibility for running trails in this area. We've also plotted out a 5K course that would be internal. So plenty of room for these guys to run in. And this is a really great low
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We had grant money for it many years back.
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low impact manner. This is also a really neat part. The neighborhood, the access to the conservation area goes through this neighborhood presently. And they're very supportive of runners being there and of an increased presence. It'll increase the safety and the use of the park. And they think that's a great thing. Usually you have neighborhoods that want less use, but they're wanting more. So that's super. However, over time, runners, it would be better for them to have unpaved access to the conservation area. So if you see in yellow below, we are really lucky that right across the street from the high school, there is a way to access the park in an unpaved manner.
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So there's a possibility of having an easement there. And ‸ if you see toward the left of the slide, there's a bright white sandy area. And so this unpaved access hooks up right into the trails. So, um,
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And I want to just do to be able to see these slides to kind of orient you to the project concept. And I will be in touch with each of you to try and follow through and see how we can make this happen.
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Marlene Weiss, please.
Hi, good evening. My name is Marlene Weiss and I reside at [address].
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uh, residents who would like to see the Clear Lake open remain a public area. I'm sorry to say that it doesn't seem, um, very hopeful right now with so many areas closing. I personally have talked
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email, um, uh, over a period of nine months. And something as simple as putting in a butterfly garden has not been, um, even though we have plenty of volunteers, it's something that they will ‸ not, uh, allow. They are suggesting that I do it in Rotary Park in Merritt Island or, um, over at the Riverfront Park. And it's really disheartening, um, to, to, to see so many bright volunteers.
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all of the talent that we have in that area. Um, people that would like to volunteer would like to have it as a public area.
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The Travis Park has limited, basically they're working as a rental facility for volleyball and for, um, daycare, but there's not a program for residents. And you can see it
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a community area. And again, with the museum being up, uh, for an uncertain future, um, I would just like
to,
like to hear from the council that you do support the area and allow us to allow the residents and the volunteers to, um, bring some life back to the community.
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If you heard Aiden talk, he is submitting a comment or he will be submitting a comment at the joy of having relevant and fun education at the museum. And in the trails and in that area, there's a lot of vibrancy that has not been allowed to happen due to the
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And I don't know if it's because it's an old neighborhood or if there's
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but the fact that residents are not allowed to volunteer and have lost access to that basic amenities of having that community park space, ‸ I'm really glad that I could have a chance to share that with you and get some support from council that that community can continue to enjoy the park areas. And just as I take off my disgruntled hat, I'd also like to let you know that there is some programs coming down the line that I'll also be sending you, some wonderful community health-oriented organizations that would like to
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the Boys and Girls Club,
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and I'm just really excited about that. So thank you, Mayor Blake. Thank you, council. Thank you, staff.
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Amy
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4-0-1 Churchill Drive, Cocoa, and I actually would like to relinquish my time to my husband. Thanks.
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Yeah, an individual is permitted to have a newly authorized representative to speak on their behalf.
So if they do
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Oh.
‸ So he can, he's the, ‸ he's the representative, you're a representative to speak on your behalf. ‸ Thank you. Yes. Thank
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Thanks for the
clarification. I appreciate it. You want to be correct.
But that's the rule. So to recap what I was saying earlier,
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It will provide ‸ safer place for our kids to run. Helping a better, having better trails will actually help me be able to train them and any other coach train them better, which will lead to potential scholarships and kids going off to college. It's a more attractive and a safer trail has the potential of being, hosting better
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they bring in all of the money during those meets districts, regionals. And, you know, if I, probably in the future, they'll try to host state championship meets. But if we had all of that coming right back here to Cocoa. So we are asking you to put forth the effort, the city to sponsor, to, to donate, to give us the funds to develop this area. But the potential that we can bring back by holding the championship meets right here in Cocoa. Basically telling everybody, welcome to the jungle. Tiger pride right here. That's what we need to look at. And
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I urge you to consider making this a safer area for our children. I urge you to give them a fighting chance like every other city has in this county. Every other city has trails that are safe for their children to run on.
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students.
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kids in the neighborhood.
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safety right there between between Saturn Elementary and back to Cocoa High School. The lights are completely out on that street, which means it's pitch dark. I ride a bike next to my kids and particularly particularly my females, just in case there's someone like lurking in the woods trying to take advantage of them.
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people will feel safe and they'll know that somebody's there and there's no lights out. So solar lights out there in the field so that we can see what's going on and what's going on out there would be great. So I urge you again. Let's let's come together and have a safer area for our kids. Thank you.
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a longtime resident. We live in a beautiful place and I thank everyone for appreciating it. But do we live in a healthy community? And health is a community issue and what makes a community livable. And that means fresh air and exercise. And fresh air and exercise for most of us involves the park word. Parks for almost all of us play a big role in our health.
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Now, I have been here a long time and I'm very interested in healthy communities. I've gotten to be a senior citizen here. And I read the report that ‸ has been published
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And the priorities for most of the residents who spoke up and ‸ were mentioned in the report were shade, ‸ trails, particularly natural trails, and aquatic opportunities.
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those of us in the central part of the city, certainly a lap pool, which we sorely miss with the closing of the college. ‸ Now, there's one other big issue that was mentioned, and that is security lighting for our parks. And these are spending targets that are very important and should be prioritized.
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the council, there are cost comparisons. And I noticed that security lighting sets with outlets are estimated there at $3,200 each. Now, if you got 10 of them, that would be like $32,000.
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effective investment in helping people to use our parks. There was some mention ‸ of somebody saying we should have another splash pad like we do in the park here. That
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And to me, we need to put the emphasis on the most significant things.
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I really think we seniors are underserved in the park community. We think of parks, we think of playgrounds, and there should be playgrounds. My kids use the playgrounds. They're wonderful.
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But, pardon?
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Yes. I just want to mention that the AARP that most of us know who are seniors especially, they have exercise stations and a program for that. And I know there are a lot of aspects, but I would request that you look into these exercise stations for seniors. I think it would be helpful. And I just want to thank everyone who's been sincerely interested and put time and effort into this. And ‸ please, please consider priorities in spending. Thank you.
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Hi.
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Hi. Hi.
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And I just brought some pictures today because I think sometimes pictures can tell a much bigger story than talking about reports. So, I have the control here. And I just press the top. Nope. Right. Ah, okay. So, I'm here today because I'm a little concerned and I've talked about it often.
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my understanding is
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a budget meeting
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you know what, I don't necessarily think that's a good idea in light of all the other speakers we've had that have talked about all the other things in the park report that are so necessary like the cross country and the swimming pool. So, with that said, I just thought I'd show some pictures because I'm surprised that anybody would think that they were actually left out.
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I was shocked.
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I would say
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I mean, this is a fabulous tennis court.
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Here is their tennis and basketball court. I mean, we should be ashamed as a community to let this go. Now, the new budget that the council has voted on does allow for a lot of maintenance, but no improvements to this park. ‸ They
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Rios, we voted $625,000 for a splash pad and $85,000 for another pavilion.
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These pictures were all taken this week. So I don't want to belabor this at this point in time. My only plea here is for everybody to understand that this budget is being written and we are, like, done with it. This council has to, in a budget meeting, one of the people that voted yes on most of these provisions might want to say, let's go back. We have a $60,000, $59,000, $800 plan that's in draft form, hasn't been approved yet, and we're voting on all these amenities.
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provisions that you voted on. Thank you very much.
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Good
evening.
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My name is Dennis Childs and my address is [address]. And I'm here tonight, and it's really quite germane after hearing what several of the people have spoken about tonight, I think, is to tell you my opinion about the importance of a master plan for the parks system. I'm an architect, I have a planning degree from University of Pennsylvania, I've had my own architectural business in South Florida for about 35 years, and done a lot of work with cities and municipalities.
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plan for a park system, and why is it important? A master plan in its basic form is nothing more than a vision put down on paper. A vision for what you want the park system to be, to look like, to contain, to feel like in 10, 20, 30 years from now. When our grandkids are, not mine, but younger people's grandkids will be using it.
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development, decisions come fairly easily. Because you have that yardstick of the master plan to measure your decisions against. You have a decision to make, you've got the master plan, which outlines, you know, the various aspects of what this system ought to be like. And you measure whether that decision is going to push the park system toward that goal or not.
It
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helps immensely in making decisions, such as budgeting. If you don't
have a
master plan, you have no basis, really, for making acquisition and budgeting decisions. Because you don't know where you're going.
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because you don't have a plan to look at, to see where you want the park to move toward. So, in that we don't have a master plan, we do have a park plan that was prepared by consultants, which is a really, really good beginning for development of a master plan for the park system. But my recommendation, in view of the fact that we really don't have a master plan, and we're right in the middle of making all these decisions, budget decisions, with a lot of money at stake, is to put the budget process on hold. To take a deep dive into the study that was prepared by the consultants for the parks plan. Because it's ‸ excellent, it doesn't go, it's not a master plan, but it's a darn good beginning.
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Yes. And,
yeah,
and come up with a master plan. And, once that master plan is developed, it doesn't have to be elaborate, then come back, present it to the people, and then come back to your ‸ decisions. Thank you very much.
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Good evening, Brenda Fox, [address], Cocoa, Florida.
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something to that effect. And I said, you have this pool right
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I understand that the, ‸ what is that, you were donated, I think, like $170,000 to refurbish that pool.
to
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get it up and about, but the kids don't have access to the pool.
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We only have swimming classes at McLarty. And they said Merritt Island, but those classes have been, I guess, postponed, so you only have one location where kids can even take swimming lessons. And we know how important it is. We just had an incident in Orlando.
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his father and his little sister. Seven years old, because he knew how to swim. I swam my whole community where I grew up. We gave swimming lessons. Everybody knew how to swim. So why isn't that park available for use for the children as well as the people in the community? I had surgery and I wanted to use the pool for exercise. So what is the problem why that pool is not available for ‸ the community to use?
I just make one comment on the mail. What's that name? Ms. Fox. ‸ The. I spoke with Mr. Ted Okoye today about the pool because I had some of
the
same concerns. We spent a lot of money on that pool. So now the pool would be open. It's open for the summer camp attendees. ‸ Their first day of swimming is tomorrow. But Saturday, that would be the first
day of the pool.
So every Saturday as of right now is from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. That it would be open ‸ as per what Mr. Okoye, which is the manager, told me today. Ms. Bowling also told me that they're short on lifeguards. That was another thing that she told me.
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I don't know the numbers. I'm just telling you what she told me. So I offered her to contact some of the high schools who have swim programs. And I'm pretty sure for 12, 15, whatever they paid that it could be able to attract some of the swimmers from the local high schools as well. So I just give you that information that I received today.
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the summer program. Which is Saturday. It's
on a Wednesday. And then
free swimming on Saturday. And I definitely don't want to get in
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pool with a bunch of children jumping in and out of the pool. So I'm looking for some place where, like a lap pool somebody spoke about. Something like that where I can just get in and walk, just exercise. Okay. But like you say, maybe they need more staffing or whatever. The money available to pay the staffing or whatever. But it needs to be open. It's too much
money invested. Thank you.
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Lifeguards is the issue. Next, Elise Blake Thomas.
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My name is Elise Blake Thomas.
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live at [address]. And I'm going to try to be really quick. Thank you for agreeing to do an investigation into the situation with the water. But investigation, that can take a very long time. And as you heard from some of my neighbors, they're facing really extremely high water bills. And time is of the essence. So I would like to ask that not only there be an investigation, that there be someone that people can be directed to to contact at the city if they're having this issue. And that there be some sort of plan to help people prevent people from getting their water shut off. Because if I get those kind of bills, I'm going to be washing up in the park or something somewhere because my water is going to get shut off. So I would just ask that while this investigation is going on, that there be somebody directly
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people can contact. And that there be some sort of plan to offer people some sort of relief so that they're not looking at getting their water cut off in the meantime.
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extended the time for delegation. This concludes this portion of delegation and we move on to item number five.
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the question.
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Under public
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Amendment consistent with the.
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of one
parcel,
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six acres from county.
IU
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This is the cleanup. This affects district number three. And I think the business owner wants just to consolidate their property in the city. Ms. Is. Charlene. Let me. I'm going to read it. Okay.
I was just read the ordinance in by title. Okay. And then Ms. Newman will take it from there.
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An ordinance of the city
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Changing the zoning map designation of an approximately point six zero acre parcel of real property located northwest. Of
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legally described on exhibit a. Attached here to from Brevard County.
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Providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolution severability and an effective date. This is first reading ‸ of this ordinance and a public hearing item. Mayor.
Thank you very much. That's why I know you. Sir. This is new to me, ma'am.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So like Mr. Garganese just said, the applicant is requesting to amend the zoning map designation of a single parcel addressed as 4050 King West King Street.
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The property was ‸ recently annexed into the city on October 14th,
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designation of industrial was approved on March 9th, 2021.
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is Brevard County light industrial and
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And so the proposed change, I won't read the whole slide to you, but the finding is the rezoning is nearly identical to the existing Brevard County zoning for classification and the land use pattern along with the northern northern side of King Street is
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And so staff recommendations of subject property is seeking to apply a city zoning district designation as a result of the recent annexation of the parcel into the city of Coco.
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And the recommendation is consideration of the first reading for a zoning map amendment consistent with appendix a zoning or appendix a zoning article 21 to change the zoning
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industrial to city of Coco M1 light industrial and warehouse as depicted as on exhibit a.
Thank you,
sir. Thank
you, sir.
Available for any questions.
Is the applicant in the audience?
I do not see the applicant present.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you. ‸ Councilor has any questions? For Mrs. Newman,
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Seeing none, ‸ Chair, I'd like to close this question. Councilor,
over
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amendment.
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it to council. What is the wishes of council?
Motion to
approve. Second. We have a motion on the floor by Councilman Hearn
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Aye. Nays.
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Proceeding on
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Council approved to execute the amended transportation impact fee trust fund disbursement agreement between Brevard
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of central mainland
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resolution amending the fiscal year 21 budget.
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the accounts. Mr. Smith, sir.
Yes, as you stated, so this is part of the, uh, the Aurora street.
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TIF funds. This is to get an additional 15,000 to cover the design since it will be a federally funded project or slated for fiscal year 24 to have that funded through TPO.
Do we have any questions for Mr. Smith?
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to approve staff recommendation. Second. We have the second on
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gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye.
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Proceeding on to reports of boards and advisory committees. I have a card from Mrs. Jennifer Riggs. Reports? Reports. Capisce.
Are we still able to get ahold of those files?
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Okay. So the sustainability report. I am delighted to be here.
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I am delighted to be here and let you know that the sustainability committee is alive and well and had a really good meeting this past Thursday. And, um, wanted to just bring you up to speed because it's been a while since you've had a report, um, from the committee. Um, and just let you know some of the things that we've done in previous years, even as we were forming the plan, the committee was able to help influence some, um, projects and decisions, especially in public works. We were so happy to see those things move along. Um, so some of those were the, the be match floating wetlands. Um, some of the work with the stormwater pond cleanup, the tree canopy grant and the stormwater resiliency grants were came from some of our early conversations and requests way back in the era of Karen Hamilton for looking at stormwater. So those were early things that the sustainability committee helped move along.
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that was a great success. We had a lot of activity there and huge increase in participation and that's a good trend for our city because,
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know are unaddressed and we knew that we're underserved by the medical community. And this puts a burden on our emergency services also. Um,
so,
um, that was, that was really symbolically important for both health and for equity issues.
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the Johnny Johnson nature trails cleanup. I have to especially throw out kudos to Linda Gombert for all the work that she did in some of those cleanup efforts and pulling out some of the invasive species.
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and we had, um, a history walk with the Brevard Heritage Council to try and help people get out. It was one of the first times
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and get to know our roots a little better. And it was a huge success and it was a really good fundraiser for the Brevard Heritage Council. And we're so grateful that we were able to do that.
Um,
looking forward, I wanted to let you know that, um, we hope that as, as you approach the budgeting season, you will consider that there had been money set aside for, um, a sustainability.
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grants, we could double our money. We would have that. We knew that that money would be available so that it could be matched. Um, and that's really important because we were looking at not just give us money to spend on project city, but we're going to go out and try and work with grant hunters and establish more money to bring back into the
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So I just want you to keep that in mind as you go through the budget process.
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a report on those. I'm happy to answer questions about them in details. Don't want to take time tonight, but one of them, um, that came about also as the path as part of the parks master
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And I just want to introduce this to you so that you keep it in mind as you're thinking.
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there are five of them. Um, it's a really large park area.
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This is the north entrance.
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Um,
so what we were recommending that you do is approach several grants and give seed money to this park and consider this to plant 100 trees. And I want to emphasize, we don't care about trees and green things just because they're green, but because they make people more comfortable. They make lives better. They help us have a better community and a more valuable community. So that's the entrance.
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That's a satellite view. If you look at the satellite view and kind of calculate the number of trees that are there and could be
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in there, plant
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‸ One of those, not both of them. Those are areas that could be considered as dog park possibilities. And by having an attractive a destination at the southern end of the park and at the northern end of the park, you can drive and increase traffic throughout.
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this would be a way to demonstrate success in a relatively inexpensive manner to help develop the other ‸ beautification of the other ponds.
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wanted to give you some visuals to help you keep it in mind. Thank you and I will be in touch with you for more details on sustainability.
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city manager, sir.
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reminding you of upcoming events.
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Mr. Mayor, just real quick to give you an update. As of June 1st, the Florida Department of Health has changed their reporting requirements or how they report out to the municipalities in the county. We no longer will be getting a granulated detailed report on the number of COVID cases. So normally when I would report out to you, I would tell you how many active cases we
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As this epidemic starts to make its turn and we're certainly seeing that people are starting to get back to doing what they needed to do in the health department, other departments.
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lot of that data and intel down just because of the staffing. ‸ So you will not be getting a granulated report anymore as far as COVID cases. I'll still be
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a broad overview of what that looks like. So just to give you a quick idea. All right.
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To date, we have 278,647 people that have been vaccinated.
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Currently we have 42,359 positive cases within Brevard County. That's about a 14% positivity rate.
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If you look at the data that's being provided, there's a lot of other counties that are still at very high positivity rates. The positive that I see out of this is we are starting to see that trend go down and we're starting to see the trend go up as vaccinations.
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So that's a good thing. With that being said, on the emergency managers meeting that we just had last week, the county will be starting some initiatives and programs to work with local businesses here in the city of Coco to offer vaccination events. They'll partner up with a business offer to come out. They'll bring the staffing, the vaccinations, anything that they would possibly need and hold a vaccination event in that business or even help vaccinate employees. So as those become available, we'll be getting the information on that out on that.
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and getting it available to those that need it.
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along with that, we're going to continue to look at our more deprived areas or areas in need where people don't have local transportation. We still need to have a large outreach program where the vaccinations come to them or they come to that area. And that's one of the big things that I talked about with John with the county was we still have a lot of those areas that we need to get those vaccinations out to. So we'll continue to do that.
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And that's all I have for you tonight, sir. I promise there's nothing else that I'll remember.
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Thank you, sir. I've got a couple of items I want to go over today. So real quickly, we have the schedule out for our next citizens Academy, which will start on October 11th. We have applications available either online. I do have paper copies out in the lobby. If anybody would like to apply, you are welcome. The deadline to apply will be September 1st. We have our Juneteenth Festival.
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be coming up on Saturday, June 19th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Riverfront Park. Admission is free. We'll have food, vendors, entertainment, and more at the event. So everybody is welcome to attend. In the month of July, we'll be doing a school supply drive. So we'll have locations here at City Hall. All of our fire stations and our police station will be accepting school supplies throughout the month of July. And we will also be doing a collection event. This is in conjunction with the police department.
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And then we will be donating those items to kids in need at the back-to-school food ‸ truck rally on August 7th at
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So we'll be having a back-to-school event with food trucks where we'll be donating the school supplies that we have received throughout that month. We have two things going on right now. We have a public street art design contest going on. You may have seen that posted. We've been pushing out the information.
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ideas for a thermoplast art design on the street
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So there are flyers out front and information online about that. And design ideas are due by July 16th for that. We also are in the midst of a tree beauty contest. So you all may remember that. ‸ You approved for us to move forward with doing this campaign. And what we are doing is trying
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So ‸ it's a way for us to promote the fact that we are a Tree City USA
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value that trees have in our community and the beauty that they have in our community. So we have information on our website. And we also have flyers out. And you can submit your favorite photo of your favorite tree and tell us why you like that tree and why it's your favorite. And your submissions are due by July 5th.
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And lastly and not least, we did receive a thank you from Crosswinds Youth Services that I just wanted to let you all know. They recently held their big fundraising event. This year they had to this last few years they did it virtually. And so they were able to still raise $120,000. So that was a great feat.
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And they just we as an employee group, we send it out to our employees to adopt ducks for this event. So they sent us a little thank you for Team Coco and all that we do to help raise funds for that. So I just wanted to pass that along. And that is all I have unless anybody has any questions.
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We do we do have
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event tomorrow.
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Good evening, Mayor.
Good evening, Mayor and City Council and City Manager. I finally get to talk. And I really appreciate everybody. Tomorrow at 6 p.m. we're going to
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to have we're going to do a community walk. There's going to be one of many that we're going to be doing.
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after the walk, we're going to have a community forum where the citizens will be able to ask us any questions at the end, those that don't necessarily live in that particular community. Allow the ‸ mayor and also the city council to speak to the citizens as well as
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‸ The goal of this is to really connect with the community, to hear their concerns firsthand, and to take action on their concerns. And that follow-up is very important. And ‸ that's what we're going to be doing. And this is just one of many. And we appreciate you coming out and supporting us. Bring your walking shoes. Because I walk pretty fast. And I appreciate it. Thank you.
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It's going to be we're going to meet at 6 p.m. tomorrow. And we're going to rally up at the Zion Orthodox Primitive Baptist Church. And it's at the
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That's right. Later.
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That's right. That's my church. Thank you.
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Yeah, we're going to walk the community. And it's going to be about a quarter of a mile total. So we have it mapped out. You can look at our Facebook.
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But it's just like one nice square. We're going to start at the church and we're
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You can bring your skateboard.
You can bring
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Anything else, Mr. City Manager, on the report? ‸ Anything from your staff?
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Thank you very much. I've been informed by Councilman Hearn that we're doing even numbers today.
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Okay. Well, thank you to the Chief for speaking at our Rotary today. You've really charmed them. Everyone's after me to raise your budget. ‸ But we're also going to do a meet and greet
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can get to know you. ‸ And I hope there will be a lot of other opportunities in those neighborhoods too. Thanks to Samantha for taking off with the Tree Beauty Contest and Linda Gombert.
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see her out there. She's one of our judges. So is Alec Greenwood.
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Stratford Tree Surgery. And then we have David the photographer.
John?
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Yes. He's a photographer. So we've got a multitude of talents looking at those photos. And the important thing to us was to really emphasize, you know, what trees are beautiful, yes, but they also clean our air. They also absorb our stormwater. They also dampen the winds during a storm.
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So those are just some of the other educational objectives we're trying to get out there with the Tree Beauty Contest. But the one item I have to talk about tonight is next, and
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a.m. The Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization is organizing an event to recognize the city of Cocoa after we adopted the Vision Zero campaign. Of course, you know that is a campaign that is taking off across the Space Coast to try to reduce fatalities. In a recent report, Florida was number one in the nation for those fatalities. Within Florida, Brevard was number one. And even within Brevard, several of our streets were, had big numbers, including Dixon Boulevard, which is where this event is going to take place. This is actually the anniversary of Mary Moore, who is Miriam Moore's mother, an 80-year-old woman walking her dog during the day that was struck down. And her life ended, so we'll be doing a memorial. And I think this is really important. It's not at all what I expected to do when I went into office. But, you know, two weeks after I got into office, over on Michigan Avenue,
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lawn. And, you know, somebody hit him. ‸ He's gone. It was a tragedy for the person that hit him. And these fatalities are something that, with a little more care and attention, that we can really reduce them. You know, one of ‸ the statements that was made in the course of organizing this was that, well, we really don't want to publicize this program too much because we don't want it to be too popular. Meaning the markers. And I share that statement with you because, just think about that.
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Why? Well, three people died on Dixon Boulevard this last year. And that's not, that street is not that long. What is it, two miles? If that. But it's a very wide street and it's almost designed. And Brian can even tell you that, I mean, there are streets that, not because we intentionally designed them to be dangerous, but by design they are dangerous because they just don't help slow down the traffic. So, this campaign I think is
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in 13% of our households that are dependent on their bikes or on their feet for transportation and are therefore more vulnerable. And we as drivers have to stop thinking that it's okay for all these people to be taken out in ‸ car fatalities. It's not. And ‸ we can bring those numbers down. ‸ We have to do more than just expect that people are going to die this way. So anyway, I hope to see you.
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as a first responder, this is an issue near and dear to your heart and I'll be there and everyone else on council is invited to be there as well. The ‸ national spokesperson for this campaign will be there and I hope we can draw some attention to it. Thank you. That's the end of my report.
Thank you ma'am.
Ms.
Cost, excuse me. Thank you, Councilwoman Cost. Ms. Singer, also on June the 15th
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Oh yeah. Yes sir. It's at the Cocoa Civic Center.
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So, citizens are invited to come out and participate. You'll have the opportunity to make comments and speak and you'll hear from staff giving updates on different projects that are going on in the community. So that is
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the Mayor's Town Hall meeting.
So come on, come on. Okay. All right.
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All right.
So I'd just like to start off by notifying the public and everyone. This Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. I will be hosting another community trash pickup and that's going to start
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And we're going to go all the way down until we make it to Mitchell Street.
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up. So we'll probably be parking at the Save-A-Lot across the street. I think it'll probably be the best place for us to find parking at.
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p.m. ‸ You want to get an extra workout? I'm pretty sure you're going to get one walking with the chief if we come out.
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Um, my next item. I had a meeting the other day with the chief, Chief Collier. Um, very helpful meeting. Um, I think he's off to a great start by making himself available to not only staff and city council, but also the community.
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So I advise you slow down, uh, watch out for all the stop signs and make sure you're following all traffic laws.
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garden homes. Um, I'll be out also. So,
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I know we had, uh, quite a few people with delegation today, but I think that's really what it's all about. You know, uh, we have to speak
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And I think that's one thing that, uh, we really need to learn, uh, here in the city, ‸ Cocoa, but also all over the nation. There's too many times we disagree and it becomes something other than what it's intended to be. Um, the. There's one concern I know I had was,
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We
need a crossing guard at the corner of fisk and 520. Um, it's, it's a lot of kids and I'm in constant discussion.
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in a board of education.
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We have a few kids that go to endeavor and they are, um, at 1.97 miles and the school board in the state of Florida states that they cannot pick up children. But we have a bus going down Washington street that picks up children.
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And those kids have to go all the way from Paw Paw street to endeavor, uh, to go to school.
Uh,
chief, um, lamb has picked up children himself and
taken
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kids to school because he's seen the danger.
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to help us with this.
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you do it for one. You
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do fall. So we're trying to change that because these particular group of children
there's
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five kids. The oldest one is 10. The other two are five and six years old. So just think about them going all the way to endeavor from Paw Paw street on a back on two bikes.
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I just want to give you a picture of it.
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So we know how siblings are. So the day that she gets mad at her brother, she jumps off the bike in the middle of 520. And this happens seriously.
This
really happened. Um, so we're working really hard to try to get that, uh, particular law changed, uh, through the board ‸ education. And I'd like to thank Tyler Sorrell for working with us with that.
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we have one on Blake and 520. Um, I think it would be wise for us to, um, look at the one on Fisk. And, uh,
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Um, so we need to look into that. Could that, is that a need to be a motion or something we need to research?
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both locations.
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Um,
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Yeah. And
a lot of the kids that would
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they would come
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Um, and they changed the boundary lines.
But,
every life matters.
Yeah.
And I'm on your team on that one. Yeah.
Make
sure that maybe one or 100, every child has the right to go to school to be educated and have safety and feel safe. So, yes, look into that. You have my support in reference of that. There's a way we can, um,
manage
that or provide an avenue so that they can cross the highway safely.
Okay.
I think that would be appreciated.
I
need a motion on it or no? Just a consensus. Okay. Thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you. Um, a few months back I brought up a code enforcement, um, uh, code that we have for parking on the grass. This item is coming up again. It's coming up every single day because we're doing an awesome job, uh, in code enforcement.
because
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we know this week is code enforcement week. Um, but, but, you know, I,
I
made the comment because again, we have families now with four or five cars and, and a lot of, a lot of the young adults are not moving out. They stay in home with mama. So now you have five cars, five cars can't fit in a, uh, one car driveway. Um, so I think we need to look into that, um, to go back in and really evaluate. Maybe the council again could look at that guy asked for that before.
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and I, I know the reason why it happened because you have five or six and 10 or 12 cars parking in the front of the door.
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not taking advantage of that. They just, they just living and they just don't have nowhere to park and we don't want them parking in the road because you have people now car chases and other things. I'm sure police know about that,
um,
running into other cars.
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because we're like, again, our families in the, in the city of Cocoa is growing and, and I know the reason why it was done before, but we really need to understand that things have changed. Um, so is, do we have, do I have consensus to look into that?
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Yes. You have my consensus put that on the city manager's back.
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were single port garage. Now you need a double garage
or
double ‸ car garage. And, and, and that's the, we have to modify our designs when designing homes to include a double car garage. Right. Um, I had that conversation with, uh, Mrs. Newtelman just a few minutes ago because with the building of new homes, coming in the city of Cocoa, I think it should be a requirement so that we eliminate vehicles being on the side of the road.
Right.
Or parking in the grass. Now,
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indicated that you, if you have certain pave ways, you can park your car on the side of the home adjacent to the home. If you have pavers there or something like that, those little 12 by 12 or 16 by
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on. Right. Right. Right. That's how you eliminate that. And
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But your point is very valid. Okay. Yes, sir. Thank you. Councilman, go ahead, sir.
I'm in, I'm in support of your consensus. Uh, I just, I would like us to be, be careful too on that. Uh, trust me.
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So that's one of the prime neighborhoods where that happens, but we need to make sure these are working and registered vehicles and not junk vehicles. Uh, so I'm, I'm in support of that, but keep that in mind.
Good
point. So,
and I'd like to be able to discuss this. So we come back so that we would discuss it. Right?
Yes, sir. Yeah, I'm down with it. Okay. Thank you. Appreciate it. The last thing is, uh, I know we had a real deep discussion dealing with a
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uh, at the last, um, budget meeting. Um, so I had a chance to do my own research and, and look at the, the,
the
van that we do have. So I spoke with Mr. Jones, which is our fleet management manager. Um, so if we're going to do the van, I do want to get these numbers. The van that we do have is 2012. It only has 28,000 miles. Um, the last 24 months,
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only been driven 690 miles. But we also have another van, which is a 2019 van, which has 10 passengers. So if we're going to get a new van,
I
would, will, uh, Mr. Bryant to look into either. I believe we probably this 2012 van maybe can be sold. Um, if we look into that, um, and again, do we have another van as well that he said that
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It's just sitting in the yard. I think you have seen it before. Um, that's a 2019.
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Yeah, either of those would be available. We have three inmate vans.
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crews, so we could use one of those newer vehicles. So the
19 was for the inmates, not just sitting in the yard, right? No,
no, it was for the.
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That one's actually getting painted right now as well. So we could swap those easily.
Okay. And be mindful to know the
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that denotes it's a
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So.
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In lieu of that, they were also talking about a building capacity of a $50,000 grant to enhance the academic portion of it. So if you're gonna ‸ do that for that, then please make sure you include the $50,000. Of
course.
Academic capacity building.
Of
course. So I think we need to bring that back. I know we voted no for the last workshop that we had. ‸ We bring that $50,000 back to the table for the next budget workshop, which is
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Am I correct on that? We changed it. We changed
it. July. Revenue day.
So July.
In
July. So that definitely need
to
come back for sure. So that's all I had.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
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Just a couple ‸ things. I got
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And that was a very. It was just gracious to be there. It was a. The kids were all happy and. Our lovely Mr. Mayor here is gonna have the students. And the other thing is, is we had a grand up re grand opening of the
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And
I've been going in there shopping. So shop shop there, support them. Um, it was a amazing. A lot of people buying full grocery carts full of food. And I got to talk to a couple of them. They just haven't been able to do that since the grocery stores, both of them had gone away. But that was wonderful to see that back opening and it's busy every day. And that's it.
Yeah, it is every day. It's packed. Fantastic.
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We all attended that.
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Um, real quick. Because time is of the essence. And unfortunately I'm the one that's in the tail end.
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But anyway. Let's go it this way. We all attended a memorial celebration here. Beautiful downtown Cocoa Village. As councilman.
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One introduced the valedictorian. The other one introduced the
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Yeah, there you go. That's it.
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By
the way. And I want to say kudos to all ‸ city staff and
council as well. Oh yeah. Salaritorium.
Yes. Also wanted to say thank you to the cheerleader. Excuse me. CHS chorus. ‸ ROTC program for the Memorial Day event. Uh, we recently had an event where we are attending about the 4th of July for, I had a video made with, uh, Councilman Tom Price. Um, for, which will be released on YouTube. I just got the video just now. That's why I was looking at my phone.
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Um,
Mrs. Gibson. Ms. Anita Gibson asked me about that. Chief and city manager and council and staff. Um, I would like to see if, uh,
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Also, Council, I need your consensus. Not a vote, but your consensus. Individuals that volunteer on that board should have some type of t-shirt or polo shirt, um, to recognize their works that they do for the city of Cocoa.
So,
if you're on the PNZ board, you should have a nice polo shirt with the city logo on there and the board that you attend or a member of or work with. Also, you would have to possibly individualize your own name.
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Robins Nest. Um, this past weekend, Florida Municipal Insurance Trust, we had a meeting. I'm on the state board with the state of Florida where we talk about insurance policies and procedures for the entire state.
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It is a member consists of 12 individuals throughout the state of Florida. Had a great time. I want to say thank you, Brother Smith, for fixing the potholes that we identified. There are some additional potholes on Dixon Boulevard as well as it's been brought to me. Um, I
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But Dixon Boulevard where individuals had their tires burst or rims, um, damaged. And I thank you for fixing those that we took a picture of and submitted. So, keep that going.
Um,
Mr. City Manager. Sometimes half the truth is greater than a lie. I'm not calling about a lie. But what I am saying is that,
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on the improvements that has been slated for Provost Park? Yes, we know what it looks like now. But I would like for it to look, um, when the construction starts this year, what potentially, with all the amenities included, so that we will get a true conception and a reality portion of it. Because, you know, you play one side against the other. And we all God's children.
Right.
Okay?
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We're going to do it for all of us. So, I love Provost Park. That was the only park that I
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But Provost Park was the park. And it's near and dear to my heart because I had a family member died there at Provost Park. So, I have strong desires and love for
Provost Park.
And
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Americans could attend. That was our only park. So, you need to know the history to get the understanding. And can I get amen?
Amen.
Thank you.
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Absolutely. Thank you, ma'am. Also, I want to say shout outs to you, Chief Collier, and myself and a few others.
‸ Had
the opportunity and also Mayor Tom Price and Rockledge to give Mrs. Jenkins. I'm not going to call her by her first name because I'll get my butt toe up from the floor up. Because
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So, to Mrs. Jenkins. God bless you, ma'am. May he smile on you. Continue to smile on you.
You
get five score and ten in. And also, ‸ I would like to say one mother famous.
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I would like to announce the people that were instrumental, including yourself. I know you have it on your, you sent me the email.
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of Coco staff. Because two words we don't hear enough of, and that is thank you. Thank you. Even if I disagree with you, I still want to say thank you. Even my
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Hey, I support him. Why? Because he came forth and did his civic duty. ‸ His God-given right duty. And I stand behind that. And I want to protect that. So, protect that. Get a little emotional because my love for Cocoa High can't be broken or the City of Cocoa inclusive. Can you give me those names, ma'am?
Sure.
‸ I
do want to say thank you. You did mention the Cocoa High School Chorus and the ROTC program were instrumental in helping with that event as well. And also, St. Francis ‸ Life Stage as well. They were a co-sponsor and co-promoter of this event. So, just a quick shout out and thank you to them as well. It was a great Memorial Day event. Our Leisure Services staff that were instrumental in helping to plan and were there for that event.
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Lucas, Kiana Johnson, and Keyshawn Hill. We're all in attendance and working that day for that event.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
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We appreciate it.
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Second.
Okay, you're
going
to put it on me again. That's good. I made the motion to Mr. Seedy, Madam Clerk. We have a second by Deputy Mayor. Go on. ‸ Chair's going
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