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Attendance (the roll call)
Listed present when the roll was taken: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines.)
Absences: the minutes print an “ABSENT” heading with no names under it.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Anthony A. Garganese (City Attorney), Stockton Whitten (City Manager), Monica Arsenault (City Clerk), Abigail Morgan (Public Works Director), Lora Howell (Deputy Finance Director), Jonathan Lamm (Fire Chief), Charlene Neuterman (Community Services Director), Evander Collier IV (Police Chief), Jack Walsh (Utilities Director), Tammy Gemmati (Administrative Services Director), Samantha Senger (Communications & Economic Development Director), Robert Beach (Chief Technology Officer), Lisa Richardson (Help Desk Support Tech)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Matthew Barringer, Mike Blake (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)
Adopted actions (7)
1. Agenda: Special Meeting of June 4, 2024. (24-324) — to approve the agenda for the Special meeting of June 4, 2024 with an amendment to remove item VII.1 (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Mike Blake); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2
to approve the Consent agenda (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Matthew Barringer); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 3
1. Consideration of Second and Final Reading of a Land Development Code Amendment to Chapter 18, Subdivisions, to create a new Article VII, — to approve Ordinance 06-2024 on Second and Final Reading (moved by Matthew Barringer, seconded by Lavander Hearn); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 4
to approve Resolution No. 2024-049 (moved by Lorraine Koss, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 5
2. Approve, as recommended, the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 benefit renewal medical, dental, life, and d isability insurance; and to authorize — to approve the FY25 benefit renewal and to authorize the City Manager to sign related agreements (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Alex Goins); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 5
to authorize payment for an additional night’s stay for Deputy Mayor Hearn at the Florida Black Caucus conference that took place on April 3rd (the minutes print this motion after the heading “1. The City of Cocoa’s Board Vacancies. (24 -331)”; the motion's own words do not name that item) (moved by Matthew Barringer, seconded by Lorraine Koss); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 7
to adjourn the Special meeting of June 4, 2024 (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Matthew Barringer); CARRIED 5-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Lavander Hearn, Matthew Barringer, Alex Goins, Lorraine Koss; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 7
Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)
$12,200.00 — Council: Consent agenda item 3, approved with the Consent agenda. “Authorize an amendment to the Construction Agreement between the City of Cocoa and Patriot Response Group for modifications to the Scope of Work at 1058 Grove Avenue, a State Housing Initiative Program (S HIP) funded project in the amount of $12,200.00, bringing the total cost of the project to $86,831.00; and authorize a Contingency Resolution not to exceed 10% for any future change orders during the project.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2024-08-13 agenda packet (721_CC_Reg_Packet_; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2024-08-13; approved as written by the City Council on 2024-08-13 according to the City's minutes)
$86,831.00 — Council: Consent agenda item 3, approved with the Consent agenda. “Authorize an amendment to the Construction Agreement between the City of Cocoa and Patriot Response Group for modifications to the Scope of Work at 1058 Grove Avenue, a State Housing Initiative Program (S HIP) funded project in the amount of $12,200.00, bringing the total cost of the project to $86,831.00; and authorize a Contingency Resolution not to exceed 10% for any future change orders during the project.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2024-08-13 agenda packet (721_CC_Reg_Packet_; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2024-08-13; approved as written by the City Council on 2024-08-13 according to the City's minutes)
$50,000 — Council: Consent agenda item 2, approved with the Consent agenda (requested (grant application): the amount asked for in a grant APPLICATION the body approved or authorized (whether it was awarded is not in the record; not an adopted amount)). “Approve the KABOOM grant application of $50,000 for the planning and installation of handicap -accessible playground equipment at Provost Park.” (motion result: CARRIED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2024-08-13 agenda packet (721_CC_Reg_Packet_; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2024-08-13; approved as written by the City Council on 2024-08-13 according to the City's minutes)
Draft minutes, as printed in a later agenda packet
Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2024-08-13; approved as written by the City Council on 2024-08-13 according to the City's minutes. The City has not posted the approved minutes as a separate file.
MINUTES
City of Cocoa
Special Meeting of The City Council
June 4, 2024
A Special City Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, in Cocoa City
Hall, in City Council Chambers, located at 65 Stone Street, in Cocoa, Florida,
32922, as publicly noticed.
I. Opening Matters:
Mayor Blake called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
Tammy Findlay provided the invocation and Chief Lamm led the assembly in the
Pledge of Allegiance.
The City Clerk took the roll.
PRESENT: Michael C. Blake Mayor
Lavander Hearn Deputy Mayor
Matthew Barringer Councilmember
Alex Goins Councilmember
Lorraine Koss Councilmember
Anthony Garganese City Attorney
Stockton Whitten City Manager
Monica Arsenault City Clerk
ABSENT:
OTHER STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:
Abby Morgan, Public Works Director; Lora Howell , Deputy Finance Director;
Jonathan Lamm, Fire Chief; Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director;
Evander Collier , Police Chief; Jack Walsh , Utilities Director; Tammy Gemmati,
Administrative Services Director; Samantha Senger, Communications & Economic
Development Director; Robert Beach, Chief Technology Officer ; and Lisa
Richardson, Help Desk Support Tech.
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II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes:
1. Agenda: Special Meeting of June 4, 2024. (24-324)
* MOTION by Councilmember Koss; Seconded by Mayor Blake to approve the
agenda for the Special meeting of June 4, 2024 with an amendment to remove
item VII.1.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
III. Awards and Presentations:
None.
IV. Delegations:
V. Consent Agenda:
(A) General Consent Items:
1. Approve a Resolution Amending the FY24 Budget, BAF#24-091A and Accept the
2024-2025 round one award of the Florida Local Government Cybersecurity Grant,
a State of Florida funded grant, for cybersecurity services and capabilities. The
contents of this grant award are confidential and not for public release per F.S.
119.0725. (24-312). (Chief Technology Officer)
2. Approve the KABOOM grant application of $50,000 for the planning and
installation of handicap -accessible playground equipment at Provost Park. (24-
319). (Communications & Econ. Dev. Director)
3. Authorize an amendment to the Construction Agreement between the City of
Cocoa and Patriot Response Group for modifications to the Scope of Work at 1058
Grove Avenue, a State Housing Initiative Program (S HIP) funded project in the
amount of $12,200.00, bringing the total cost of the project to $86,831.00; and
authorize a Contingency Resolution not to exceed 10% for any future change
orders during the project. Authorize the City Manager to sign the contrac t
amendment and execute any subsequent change orders on the project. (24-330).
(Community Services Director)
4. To Approve a Resolution Amending the FY24 Budget (BAF#24 -079-T) in the
Amount of $317,448.00. (Utilities Director)
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(B) Multi-Year Contracts:
* MOTION by Councilmember Koss; Seconded by Councilmember Barringer
to approve the Consent agenda.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VI. Public Hearings:
1. Consideration of Second and Final Reading of a Land Development Code
Amendment to Chapter 18, Subdivisions, to create a new Article VII, Lot Splits and
Boundary Line Adjustments, and to make certain other amendments to Chapter
18 as necessary to effectu ate the new Article VII; providing amendments to the
City’s subdivision application requirements and processing procedures for
Preliminary and Final Plats; altering the requirements for posting security to
ensure completion of public improvements prior to Final Plat Approval; amending
processing procedures for site plans processed concurrently with plat
applications; eliminating specific procedures related to flag lots; changing staff
designations; and providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and
resolutions. (24-329). (Planner)
City Attorney Garganese announced that this is the Second and Final Reading of
Ordinance 06-2024 and no changes have been made since First Reading. He read
the title into the record as follows:
Ordinance No. 06-2024
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COCOA,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 18, SUBDIVISIONS,
OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF COCOA TO CREATE A NEW ARTICLE VII,
LOT SPLITS AND BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENTS, AND TO MAKE
CERTAIN OTHER AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 18, OF THE CODE AS MAY
BE NECESSARY TO EFFECTUATE THE NEW ARTICLE VII; PROVIDING FOR
AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY’S SUBDIVISION APPLICATION
REQUIREMENTS AND PROCESSING PROCEDURES FOR BOTH
PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLATS; ALTERING THE REQUIREM ENTS FOR
POSTING SECURITY TO ENSURE COMPLETION OF PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENTS PRIOR TO FINAL PLAT APPROVAL; AMENDING THE
PROCESSING PROCEDURES FOR SITE PLANS PROCESSED
CONCURRENTLY WITH PLAT APPLICATIONS AND REQUIRING APPROVAL
OF THE CITY COUNCIL ON SUCH SITE PLAN S; ELIMINATING SPECIFIC
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PROCEDURES FOR THE CREATION OF FLAG LOTS WITHIN THE CITY OF
COCOA; CHANGING REFERENCES TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR TO THE CITY MANAGER OR DESIGNEE IN THE CODE RELATED
TO SUBDIVISION AND SITE PLAN APPLICATION PROCESSING; PROVIDING
FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND
RESOLUTIONS, INCORPORATION INTO THE CODE, SEVERABILITY, AND
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mayor Blake opened the Hearing to the public.
There being no questions or comments, the public portion of the Hearin g was
closed.
* MOTION by Councilmember Barringer; Seconded by Deputy Mayor Hearn to
approve Ordinance 06-2024 on Second and Final Reading.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
VII. Council Business:
1. Approve the current Code Enforcement Lien for the property located at 3629 E
Malory Ct., be reduced to $3,078.65 as recommended by the Code Enforcement
Board. (24-307). (Police Chief)
VIII. City Business:
1. City Council approval of Resolution No. 2024 -049 establishing a new board
appointment process. (24-288). (Administrative Services Director)
City Manager Whitten clarified that this resolution does not change the residency
requirement that currently exists.
City Attorney Garganese clarified the non -residency provision that already exists
in the City’s code.
Ms. Gemmati explained that staff has developed a defined process for board
vacancies. This process includes a timeline with a ninety -day notice of a boar d
vacancy, an application period of thirty days, with an opportunity provided to the
expiring board member, an alternate member(s) and the public to apply. An item
for consideration will be brought before Council at the 1 st Council meeting the
month before the expiration.
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Councilmember Goins asked Council if they might be interested in considering an
amendment to the Ordinance to allow eligibility to someone who may not own real
property in Cocoa, or be a resident, but have a business tax receipt and own a
business in the City of Cocoa.
In response, Councilmember Koss and Councilmember Barringer shared that they
would be interested in receiving more information about this before making a
decision.
* MOTION by Councilmember Koss ; Seconded by Councilmember Goins to
approve Resolution No. 2024-049.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
2. Approve, as recommended, the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 benefit renewal
medical, dental, life, and d isability insurance; and to authorize the City Manager
to sign related agreements. (24-300). (Administrative Services Director)
* MOTION by Mayor Blake; Seconded by Councilmember Goins to approve the
FY25 benefit renewal and to authorize the City Manager to sign related
agreements.
THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS:
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
IX. Informational Agenda:
1. The City of Cocoa’s Board Vacancies. (24 -331). (Administrative Services
Director)
X. Reports:
City Manager Whitten talked about the fence at Provost Park. There has been
some talk that the fence is too high and creates an “institutionalized” look. City
Manager Whitten shared that he drove by today and the fence is only about four
feet high. Additionally, he is aware that the purpose of the fence is to deter those
who are not there to utilize the park appropriately. He will work to bring back
options and costs associated with whatever the solution may be to Council.
Mayor Blake shared that he is in support of a taller fence.
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Councilmember Goins pointed out that he is more concerned with the bathrooms
than he is with the fence. In response, City Manager Whitten clarified that the issue
with the bathrooms is more about cleanliness and they may need some repairs,
such as new doors, however there are no talks about adding any additional
bathrooms. He shared that he is planning on bringing back a list of things and
some numbers back to Council.
Councilmember Koss shared that she is appreciative of the fact that staff took into
consideration the height of the fence and the perception that would come with that,
especially around a park. She agrees that safety is the most important and feels
that the investments that were made for the new and improved activities will deter
any negative activities.
Additionally, she agrees with Councilmember Goins in regard to the bathroom
situation and feels that they need to be sanitary and up to par.
Councilmember Barringer asked Council if they might consider seeing if the fence
works before they pull it out since it is already there. This will be an additional cost
of approximately $12,000 -$15,000 dollars that may be better used somewhere
else.
Further discussion was held on the parks and who is ultimately res ponsible for
maintenance. City Manager Whitten pointed out that more information will come
back to Council in July.
Ms. Senger shared that the Juneteenth Festival will be held on Saturday, June 15th
from 10am-5pm at Riverfront Park.
Additionally, on Ju ly 4 th there will be an Independence Day Celebration at
Riverfront Park.
Councilmember Koss provided a District 4 Report. She showed a map and pointed
out two main areas within District 4 that are unincorporated and hopes that
someday they will be.
She talked about Travis Park and the recreation center, particularly several unused
computers in the computer lab. In response, Mr. Beach shared that the County
owns those computers and he has reached out to the County to see when they will
be setup.
Additionally, the camp at the park is underutilized. They have room for 45 children
and only about 22 children are enrolled. She would like Council to consider offering
some sort of support to their camp.
Councilmember Koss talked about the Dangerous by Design study. Brevard is
notably rated 11 th in the nation for accidents. She spoke about the ongoing
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roadwork at Clearlake Road and while she understands that residents are upset
with the construction right now, she feels it is a good project that will ult imately
save lives.
She pointed out that she, along with Mayor Blake, recently attended the Brevard
County Affordable Housing Summit and shared some of the takeaways that she
learned.
Councilmember Barringer shared a photo of sidewalk improvement on R ange
Road and thanked staff for getting that done prior to the upcoming school year.
Additionally, he talked about several properties throughout the area that border on
City and County lines. Some of these particular properties are actually located in
the County but they are attracting no good. In response, Mayor Blake
recommended talking to the Commissioners for Districts 1 and 2.
City Manager Whitten shared that he would be happy to pass these concerns along
to the appropriate parties.
Deputy Mayor Hearn noted that there will be a family-friendly event that will be held
on June 16th at Crosswinds. The event will begin at 3pm and there will be a peace
walk as well as a backpack and t-shirt giveaway.
Deputy Mayor Hearn shared that he attended the FB C conference back in April,
however there was an occurrence in which he need to check in a day early. He
asked Council if they would authorize payment for that additional night’s cost.
* MOTION by Councilmember Barringer; Seconded by Councilmember Koss,
to authorize payment for an additional night’s stay for Deputy Mayor Hearn
at the Florida Black Caucus conference that took place on April 3rd.
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
Councilmember Goins shared that on June 8th at the Missionary Baptist Church on
474 King Street there will be a Save our Sons event.
Mayor Blake shared several photos from recent events he attended.
XI. Adjournment:
* MOTION by Councilmember Goins; Seconded by Councilmember Barringer,
to adjourn the Special meeting of June 4, 2024.
AYES: Blake, Hearn, Barringer, Goins, Koss
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THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (5-0)
The meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
________________________________
Michael C. Blake, Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________
Monica Arsenault, City Clerk
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Shall we pray? Heavenly Father, we thank you for another day. We thank you for all of our blessings we received and those that we have yet to receive. And now, Lord, we ask a special blessing upon this meeting that everything that's done tonight be decent and in order. And in your name we pray. Amen.
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Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number 6-1, consideration of the second and final reading of the Land Development Code Amendment to Chapter 18 subdivision to create a new Article 7 lot splits and boundary lines adjustments to make certain other amendments to Chapter 18 as necessary to effectuate the new ‸ Article 7, providing amendments to the City subdivision application requirements and processing procedures for preliminary and final plats,
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site plans process concurrently with ‸ applications, eliminating specific procedures related to flag lots, changing staff designations, and providing for the repeal of a prior and consistent ordinance and resolution. Okay.
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subdivision application requirements and processing procedures for both preliminary and final plats, altering the requirements for post security posting security to ensure completion of public improvements prior to final plat approval, amending the processing procedures for site plans, process concurrently with plat applications and requiring approval of the City Council on such site plans,
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Development Director to the City Manager or designee in the Code related the subdivision and site plan application processing, providing for repeal prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation into the
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to do it with my hands, but you have a parcel of land, and there's perhaps one home in the front, and then you want to subdivide it so that you can have
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Yeah, before before she takes you through it there ‸ again, uh the rumors out there with regards to the intent of this, um there's a, there's a, a misunderstanding that this has to do with residency requirements and, I'm going to give you a copy of the existing ordinance. You can see that section is unchanged. And so it has nothing to do with us attempting to get anybody off ‸ any particular boards there. So that language that you see in the new
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So that just simply carries over the existing language. uh but, but again, our, our intent and goal is to actually outline a repeatable process, a fair process. And so, um ‸ residency requirements aren't addressed as a part of this. Now, the language that, uh has folks concern is language that's always been in the, uh ordinance. And the city attorney can explain to you the exceptions with regards to what you see in the black and white of the language,
resident of the city. And so he may want to explain that. But again, that was a misunderstanding. Again, that language exists today, but there are certain caveats.
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There are the the ordinance establishes eligibility requirements however the ordinance also has a couple of waiver provisions under a couple of situations. One if the applicant pool is not sufficient then you know there's a provision um to to uh find an eligible some eligible person to serve on the board in addition there's another provision. Again um where um the the spot has to be filled by a person with specialized skill and training um and if they couldn't if the city can't find council find that person then that can be waived and the vacancy must be filled by either you know either a resident or owner of real property within the city so it doesn't it doesn't modify like a residency requirement there are opportunities in the in in the unlikely event that um the applicant pool isn't that big enough or um the the ordinance that's generally
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the ordinance also provides unless otherwise provided by law. You know here are the eligibility requirements under the CRA statute. There is um ‸ an opportunity to appoint a business owner or a person of a certain status within a corporation operating within the area of operation of the CRA. But those are those are statutory eligibility requirements
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on our board vacancies as far as how they were advertised the period of advertisement. And um so after talking to the city manager, it was recommended to come up with a defined process. And so that's what we have in front of you. A couple meetings ago, we discussed this in um great depth and
And um so this process was brought back to the city attorney and he helped us write out a resolution um which outlines um this criteria. So 90 days before the expiration of ‸ the vacancy um or of the term um date, we will begin advertisement of that vacancy. We will open it up to the current members of the of the board and um to the public. We'll invite them to apply um
um We will be posting it in our newsletter, uh advertising it in different um like social media and different avenues. um After that period, we will bring it back to city council um for an appointment. If there's multiple application applications that come in, we've identified a process a
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yeah so the um currently on our um some of our boards we have a non-residents um of the city that are on just say for example um just say board of adjustments for example um and so our wording says uh filled by a person with specialized skill right so who determines what ‸ that is what what is specialized skills is that someone that's um that's a realtor for 30 years is that somebody who is a um a farmer and you feel like they're good at being on planning and zoning like what ‸ what defines that
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for Also, like, ‸ if a code enforcement board appointments, the Florida statutes, um suggest certain, um skills. Contractors, like architects, etc um i can't remember off the top of my head. So, in those instances, um at least the statute suggests, uh those boards should be made up of people with, with certain levels of, ‸ skill. ‸ Now that doesn't necessarily mean those people are available and you know, for appointment to fill a vacancy, in which case, you know, the council can appoint someone that meets uh the general requirements in the ordinance. okay
uh next thing I had was, uh owner of real property. You'll have several owners of businesses that may not be the owner of their building. They may be leasing. um and ‸ So, would that cover, say owner of real property, would that cover that particular group? if they don't own the building or own that particular
Many years ago, the council wanted to broaden it beyond residency. And the council, at the time decided that they also wanted to open up eligibility to owners of real property. And owners of real property are those individuals that actually have fee simple title to the property. They have the deed, right? The deed was conveyed to that person. Or, um the person has an equitable, equitable or legal interest in a corporation partnership or other legal entity that actually owns the property. so if you had a um a managing member of an llc and the llc owned the property within the city then the managing member would be eligible to serve all right because the llc that he's the manager of a principal of owns property in
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Would the council be interested in looking into that maybe in the future uh or near future uh with that particular change to add to and define owner of real property to to stretch out to BTR?
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particular board So if if the council were to change the eligibility requirements to include a business owner, non-property owner you know business owner, and
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here, but have done business in Cocoa for quite some time. And I would consider them valuable partners to the community. uh Andand they're paying they're paying taxes too. But I also understand that people put their toe in the water here and then they may choose to leave. And then they may be on a board where they're not doing something. So whatever that might look like. So there's some questions that I would have relative to that. uh I i would be open to that discussion because, i you know, especially as a small business, you know, you're trying to get out the door. You're five years in, seven years in. That that building is a whole nother monster for a lot of people.
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move. I said smile on your face, ma'am. I'm sorry, but just go ahead and get it. Just going We're having this discussion. send uh all in favor saying aye aye. Aye. Any nays? I accept it unanimously. Mr. Mayor, if I, if I could.
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range so far. It's predominantly being driven by a couple ‸ major categories. One is cancer and new costs and treatments around that. The other is I'm sure you've seen a commercial for ‸ Ozempic,
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Yeah, he was correct. So, so when we, when we designed this andand again, Abby was, uh was not the uh public works director. And so, uh as, uh as this was designed, we had a fear of being accused of having the fence too high and giving it that institutional sort of look, you know, uh and I'm talking primarily about Provost Park, but
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balls, but, but won't prevent folks. Won't, won't act as a deterrent for, for folks who we don't, uh who are not participating in the activities of the park to actually get into the park there. And so, um you know, again, just wanted to make you aware of the reasoning. Why, if you give me direction to ultimately to, to make that change and we're gonna ‸ have to figure out how, how we get there. um so, so, but right now we do have a four foot fence around, uh most of the perimeter of the park. That's mostly, uh parallel to fisk. uh I think it runs north also. Now
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to have something that acts as uh a deterrent for those folks who who are not there for the uh for the activities of the park. And so we'll we'll have to go back to the drawing board on that. And obviously I'll bring you back the numbers on that.
or repurpose that uh for other city properties. But again, wanted you all to have that discussion because again, it it was uh ‸ was our decision to actually do um the four foot fence again, um primarily because we didn't want to be accused of making it, giving it an institutional look.
uh Let me be first saying that I surrender the floor to your council, McGowan's. I believe in safety, safety, safety, uh for all costs and all reasons.
necessary. So I would definitely be in support of that. um Because it's not always the the individuals that's inside of the park, but it's the individuals that's on the outside of the park may get inside of the fence. And we've been there when people flood fields at certain, even at high school activities, collegiate activities and professional activities. um So I would rather err on the side of
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Okay. um so, so this is going to be a financial thing, right? And so, um we're going to probably spend. what's the thing about 12 grand, 15 grand for both sides for this for the east and
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I don't feel like it really makes sense to me. To make the fence a priority over the bathroom. um I don't know if we have even the money to even do the bathroom right now. um
let me, let me do it this way. uh Councilman goings. So, so you all have heard the concerns about the bathrooms. I think, I think that's a cleanliness. um maybe the doors need to be replaced there.
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So in two to three weeks, we'll close out the project. We'll know what we have in contingencies and then we'll bring those numbers back to you with the listing of the things that we didn't uh address the bathrooms. uh you've heard the appeal for, uh uh fences around the, uh around the, uh ‸ pickleball courts, uh benches. uh we, we actually did the lighting on the pickleball courts, although recall that your parks actually close at dusk So, so, so, so that, that lighting, we have that lighting, but again, the parks are really officially closed at dusk there. So, so
We're going to close out the contract. ‸ Okay. All right. So the next question is, oh I know we have not purchased the bleachers as of yet. Am I correct about that? Yeah,
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So we, we have, we have, I think two sets of bleachers on the pickleball court, if I recall correctly, but we have not, we don't have bleachers around the multi-purpose field. If that's what you're referring to. All right. So, and that'll be on the list of things, um that we will bring back. So as far as I know that we've talked about, um it's been the bathroom, it's been fencing for pickleball, it's been bleachers for the multi-purpose uh and now we have a higher fence there. I think I would propose that that's a, that's a six foot fence or, or I don't know what the next increment is. I think the next increment is eight. Yeah. So you, you, you guys will have to give me a direction in terms of. In terms of, uh ‸ six or eight, the next, the next level is, is
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so my,‸ on this plan, it shows the bleachers being outside of the fence. I, I have not me personally in all the years I've coached football and you football.
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far ‸ that. ‸ But I just have, I haven't seen it at most parks. I have not seen that. I've seen bleachers in a four foot fence in front of those bleachers to stop the parents. But if a parent trying to get in that gate,
we, we'd have to redo that. So right now the bleachers, and I don't know if they were designed to, to see both ways. ‸ You know, see the, the hardball courts and then see the multi-purpose field. But remember the fence was only four foot so you can see over the point so So we'd have to look at that again,
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I'm just, I don't want us to spend so much money on, on one particular item and we totally miss out on, the people are going to come to a brand new field. And then they're going to go to a bathroom that they can't take their child to. that's and I keep talking about it because I just, I want to make sure that it stays on our brain. So I just want to kind of reiterate that. So I don't mind whatever we choose to do. We do, ‸ but I just don't want
because that's what the community gonna ‸ say. Well, you spend all this money on this. You could have spent it on, you know, how you know how this thing go. You know how
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go. So I just, I just, we're going to look at all of those. If you see, if you see the note, if the bid additive was actually to model‸ to demolish and relocate the restroom entrance doors. Okay.
with all due respect, I've been asking for a meeting on this particular part multiple times so that we don't have this issue. And I'm not putting blame on anybody. I'm just saying that's, and and even if we meet, we still may not come up with the perfect situation, but I think if we meet together about this thing, we make him prevent a lot of headache in the future because
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Well, it don't necessarily need to be, you know, a community meeting. But I know as a council, I think we need to discuss some things, which we are it's already done now. You got the fence up. Everything is kind of moving. We got the color on the course We got all those things ‸ done. But the next step is going to be those bleachers, the fencing that we're discussing right now. um And so I don't know if that's going to be done at a council meeting
other sort of ‸ yeah we We would bring that back as a discussion item at the council ‸ I mean, we it's it's a pretty it's a pretty good plan. It came together uh pretty nicely. um There's a new parking lot. There's athere's a resurfacing and then redo of the old parking lot. uh
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And so we were not, you know, we didn't miss on a whole lot of things. um You know, we were never going to get to um a common agreement on the color scheme for the basketball courts. Right, right. Andand so uh at the end of the day,
had a limited uh palette of colors that they always use. And so I suggested that we, we as a tribute to uh Monroe High and the uh and the semi pro team, I think, that played there, that we do those colors. We will do the markers that explains uh the history of that. And so I i think we're real close. You know, multi a lot of multi-purpose fields
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have to figure out how we do the bleachers that so that they can serve sort of the multi-purpose field and the hard courts. um But we'll bring that back. um Certainly we will post that. We're going to talk about sort of final edits, if you will, to the, uh to the provost park improvement. uh And we can post that and we can advertise that so that interested members of the public can, uh can, um can be here in July. We will be talking about the, uh the ‸ parks and recreation uh agreement that the county is, uh is, uh placing upon us.
So, so, so we're gonna ‸ have plenty of parks discussions there, but iI do take, uh uh your, your, your comments as constructive criticism because again, the fence was probably something that, um um obviously
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Because, I ‸ mean, this is a highly visible part of our community and there, when you see a 12-foot fence, there are folks that when they see come into this community, maybe don't know a lot about it, we'll see a 12-foot fence surrounding something, a public park. And, um so,
perceptions are. The other thing is I thought that really a lot of this investment was to bring all that good activity to the park so that we have less of the activity we don't want. And less of the folks that we would prefer weren't there. So, um and, you know, I'm willing to look at this because, as the mayor said, safety, of course, is essential. But, perception is real. I mean,
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that we established at the very first day that we open it. It would have to be zero tolerance. We're going to have to have a clandestine agreement with the county in reference of proper uh cleanliness of the restrooms. We're going to have to take that initiative up front because once we give an inch or get soft, too bad, so sad. You know the rest of
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story. So if we have to be hardcore at the beginning, because it's just like teaching, if you don't set that positive precedent at the beginning of your classroom,
bottom line. So, so, so, ‸ let's don't sugarcoat it. When we build this Provost Park and get it completed, by God, everybody have to be on board. And there's so
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welcome the input from a district perspective, uh from a, to get it done right now. If it's already in, my question would be, is it going to work? And since it's already in, we get a test run of it. So that would be my, my, my one before we rip it out to say it doesn't work. I wonder if it would, if we would give it that chance from a safety standpoint.
but I don't see that as the issue here, but okay. You know, I mean, that, that would be from a safety concern to me. Is that from a car proximity and and road safety? So that, that would be my ball goes flying over into the, the road. Okay. I get that. From as a district
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get hung up on a toenail, right? when Don't amputate the foot for, you know, a hangnail. But I would share with you that from as a district representative, both of the City of
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if there is not a ‸ financial benefit to getting it done quickly, meaning we, if we got a credit for the fence and then, you know, we're only charged the difference, something like that, I could, you know, but that makes sense from time sensitive. But that would be my, my one consideration would be that
are there other projects, to your point, bathrooms, I don't know, we all have, every, there are enough parks with enough projects and not to mention an agreement that's going to come up, that's going to shape some things as well prior to ripping out. But I also know that a good rule of thumb, once you leave, that that's the last of the prior words right? So i I understand from a prudence and just the actual reality of once a project you finish, the likelihood of you going back and redoing it is pretty slim
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I know this community. And I know all aspects of the community. And trust me, a four-foot fence, I can guarantee you those kids will look at that four-foot fence as a drop in the bucket. I'm just being straightforward with you. Now, hey, brother, I'm with you on securing that goal and district number three. And I'm not going to say how many people will attend provost, and I know how many people will attend district three. All kids are there.
a rolling poli I could hop those fences. I mean, it was a no-brainer All I'm just saying is I'm looking at safety, safety, safety. And I promise you the precedent that we established there‸ Provost Park will infiltrate throughout all of our county because everyone's going to come to Provost Park. We're going to see. And they want to see because of the demographics of Provost Park that it addressed. Let me just bring it to your home straight. You know, you can have it however you want to have it. But I'm being 100 real with you and sincere is that the demographics because we're going
have all God's children ‸ from white, black, Latinos, and even my Asian brothers and sisters across the street. They're going to get their um Not LaCroix, but
across the street. So we're going to have a diverse community within the community. And that's ‸ what I'm all about. Because we're all God's children. So so we're going to make sure your district number three is taking care of what your basketball goal. Because you better be jumping through the rim when I see you up there, brother. but andAnd I support it. Yes, sir.
So that's ‸ reason why I can articulately express my concern about Provost Park let me calm myself down. Because I know what the family went through. So I'm gonna ‸ just leave it like that. So um I'm no different than any other family members here in the city of Coco that has lost loved ones dealing with the city of Coco. I get it. Trust me. I get it. So that's why I want to make sure we get that right. Because, sir, that ripple effects is going to go to Anderson Park. It's going to go to Junior Rios Park. It's going to go to
like mine, he and his staff, both of them, matter of fact, will be active participants in it. And with the blessings of the city manager and city attorney. That's what I believe in. And that's why
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‸ So, uh if we have concerns, uh we as a council and as a city, we it's there's only three um organizations that have contracts currently at Provost Park. From my understanding, um one new football organization, one rugby organization, and one soccer organization. um So, you're right. Very diverse. From my understanding, I don't think the city has met with either one of those organizations organizations individually or collectively to have this conversation with them to let them know our expectations. Because if it does go array for whatever issues they may have, you know
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who approves them. We don't have the ability to disapprove any organization from my understanding. And so, and um I think we need to have that conversation with us, county, ‸ those rec partners, and us together to have this conversation. Because it's a real conversation. what What the mayor is talking about is reality. Things pop off. They're going to always look at us as the problem. We let it happen. and we And none of us might not even be in ‸ nowhere. We might all be out of the country. It's still our fault. And so, um I think that's something that we need to do. And if
in probably 50, 60 years, as far as I remember. all Right? And so, we need to have this conversation. Because youth football is not the same as youth football 30 years
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so So, we gotta have this conversation because, um again, we're going to get the backlash. And if we're going to get the backlash, we got we at least we can say we had this conversation with these groups.
other about the problems without bringing it to them. And so, just just that's just that's just ‸ reality from what I could talk to them guys one-on-one but that's just me. But I tell you, it's a total different thing when the city and the city council is sitting in front of you saying, hey, look, this is what we expect uh in our parks. And if you don't do that, then we got you know we have that conversation with Mary Ellen or whoever we need to talk to about, hey,
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don't think staff has any reports. but if you So if you don't have reports, I think you can be excused. uh I don't want them to blame me for holding up the meeting, but I think ‸ I am. um So, so you know, we can have the conversation. Mary Ellen is the parks director. um um But but here is here is the action that was taken by the Board of County Commissioners unanimously. And that is that you have until July 31st to accept their uh parks uh operation and maintenance agreement. And that's just simply says that,
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there you're going to share it 50 50. uh they've always had the ability to determine who the rec partners are. And so that is that is unchanged. And so you literally, and these are on the special district parks there. And so
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for the for the replacement of the realm he's not talking about city staff. You know, we're we've we've made that ask. I thought it was our obviously replaced. At some point in time, we'll just go and do it ourselves. And so because we're, we're you know, ‸ doesn't have done hurt us if we just go do it ourselves. so so So we'll come back in July, and they've said pretty much take it or leave it, you know. And the take it or leave it is you
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they said two things there. So the the action was, ‸ well, by October 1st, they have to agree to the new uh agreement. Remember, we are without an operating and maintenance agreement. By October 1st, if you don't, then they're going to turn over the operation and maintenance of the special district parks to the city of
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uh that's in the city of Rockledge, that's in ‸ unincorporated. But again, that, that argument is long lost years ago. And so this is a matter of, hey, we're giving you guys more than your citizens are actually putting into the system there. And so it's a take it or leave it by July uh 31st. What I'm going to say to you is, obviously, you have to take it because we can't afford to operate our own parks, the special district parks. Now,
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So, so we are at that point where we, we have to take it, but can you, uh county agree to certain modifications? Like for instance, Hey, you, you, you shouldn't just be able to walk into our parks without any notice. I think they said they'd give us a 48 hour notice. I forget what it was. And
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partners. They've said that again, if they go for a grant, they get the grant and they back out of the agreement. We still have to honor their grant, but we don't have any ability to actually say yay or nay, nay with them applying for the grant
but we're in‸ we're in a situation where again, the numbers shake out to where, um you need them as a partner. Regardless of how, how efficient they are as a partner. I'll just say it that way.
by you all. um And so hopefully I'll i'll be able to bring back to them, yes, we accept the agreement, but the council would respectfully request these modifications to the agreement.
Us having the ability to um look at who those reckless wreck partners are. ‸ not saying we disagree with the right parts we have now, but if something happens, there people don't look at county parks and recs as the problem.
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No one knows about that we don't make those agreements. And so like right now, you got the community thinking that ‸ we just built a football field for organization and we didn't. We built that facility for the community as a whole. And so we don't
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way. I mean, these agreements, they started inking these agreements back in the 80s. Their referendum special act was passed in the 60s. They came to some understanding of how the parks were going to be operated in the 80s. um it,
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and make sure that everybody is aware. So we do have, at the Juneteenth Arts and culture cultural festival um in riverfront park on saturday june 15th um from 10 a.m to 5 p.m um and that is again 10 a.m to 5 p.m riverfront park juneteenth arts and cultural festival the city is partnering with, Alliance for Neighborhood Restoration on that event, and all of those were sent to your calendar today, too um just so you have them. uh I left with each of you a stack of flyers for our upcoming Hispanic Business Summit that we're partnering with we venture um If you guys can please help us get the word out and give these flyers out in the community, that would be greatly appreciated. um We are really looking for people to participate in this. We really want to try to get um connected to some of our Hispanic business owners um and provide them these types of services for their business. And so this is a one day um on June 22nd at the Clear Lake Education Center, uh Adult Education Center on Clear Lake Road. Again, we're partnering with we venture um and they're offering a host of different classes for these business owners. um Again, fundamentals for for entrepreneurs, starting a business from step one, cyber security marketing, um all all things that they would need to start a business or grow their business. um And so they can register. It's only 20 to participate. It includes lunch um and some breakfast. So it's a great deal. um And hopefully we can get some great business owners to participate in that. um And flyers are at your location. So if you guys can help us with that. um And then, of course, we have our July 4th event, um as we always do. um It's our Independence Day celebration at Riverfront Park. We'll have a concert by the Brevard Symphony Orchestra, um and then fireworks over the Indian River Lagoon. um And so um we will be getting out information to council about that as far as when you should be there and all of those details. And I'm happy to answer any questions if
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um a couple of them would actually generate revenues, and then, one of them would probably cost us quite a bit. So, one day, it's my dream that that will be filled. uh I'm going to go right, since we're just talking about parks, I'm going to start here.
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I'm hoping that they can come up with some way to separate them. I really, it seems like it would be difficult for somebody to seriously work on the computer to accomplish any task with everything else that might be going on in there.
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there. and um you know, probably the biggest thing and they did, the county did invest some dollars in this recreation center this year. They put in new doors, which were ‸ real concerned because they were leaking air conditioning like wild. um but it is still the only rec center that does not have, um acoustic barriers. So, you walk into the gym, I was there today with the camp going on. I mean,
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so it doesn't echo as much. So it's really difficult. Even pickleball there is very difficult because you you can't even understand the score. so And that's a minor improvement. that would be That would do a lot to improve that area as well as figure out some way to separate these computers from the rest of
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And that's a big deal in Brevard because this is the only one that isn't on the water. and Evidently, they really prefer not playing on the water because um when your water slide there's a lot of wind and other issues. So um anyway, it's even been suggested that this would to expand this would actually give them the ability to host regional volleyball tournaments.
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Dixon on the south, and Clear Lake on the west. that you know, there's a lot of multi-family housing with a lot of kids. In fact, after I went to the park, I drove through there, and
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all sorts of kids out with nothing to do, right? So, um you know, one of the things I would really like to see, you know, us look at uh is some way to support that camp or to get some designation that will allow assistance because that's why the kids aren't going to camps because
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of accidents and traffic problems in Brevard the dangerous by design is a study that's done by smart growth America every couple of years and our area I'm not sure I think we I don't know what we were last time but
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smaller population than the other cities like Memphis those other cities that were listed so this is very real and I've gotten I don't think I have a photo of it but I've gotten several calls this week and I'm sure if you've been down Clear Lake
And right now the roads aren't marked very well because they're still under construction. So a couple people have, you know, run amok and are really upset about the changes being made there but I just wanted to tell folks that this was a federal, that's
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But it is going to make it safe by design. And the reason is that people ‸ are so petrified as they're driving through there, they get real alert. But you'll get used to it after a while, and it's going to save lives. So it's a very good project. and I think it's going to be I think it's going to be attractive once it's completed as well both the mayor and I attended the affordable housing summit last week and so I won't spend a lot of time on this so I don't want to steal your thunder no ma'am you good well there are a couple of takeaways for me
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our lap because you know we're providing the services and have got the big heart. We need to be working with everybody else. So. and did that no let's see I thought I had one more nope
Mallory Court and in good faith I have a citizen who is in within the vicinity and I probably get a phone call about every other week and they are very eager to make sure that whatever code we have in place that they are very excited that we are addressing those issues so to the work that has been done in the area I'd like to say thanks to staff
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to park your car uh that would be in compliance with city code. And so the the the I think that we put staff in uh maybe a tough spot because we're asking them to either overlook and or not enforce or we just let it go. And then there's some citizens out there that say, you know, i'm I'm ducking and weaving at night through the cars that are, you know, parked wherever they're just trying to fit. And I also understand that as an example, if you have a boat plus two cars and you are in a one car length driveway,
to find what I could find. That's the only diligence I put to it. So please don't let me make something out of nothing. That's already been resolved. uh but, but I know that it's an issue for folks trying to just walk down the sidewalk. um so the other, and member cost this is actually your district, but the kiddos from four use it too. So this is, uh some great. Even paved sidewalk on the way to Cocoa high school. uh and there are a ton of kids that use that sidewalk and it's all the way down the road. So it's on range road. uh and there's some real improvements. Anytime there's just infrastructure improvements. I am as excited as anything else we would build, uh because that heart and soul, uh of, ‸ what we do. So thanks to ‸ the, the, the foresight of getting that ready for the upcoming school year and finishing out this year.
but it is not a uh within the city proper. And I'm bringing it because of the unique layout of the city uh and how we, you know, it is a hodgepodge sometimes on boundaries with the county. And ‸ on
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the city. And I have full faith and confidence that, Chief, you are on it and the department's on it and we work to resolve some of those issues. But there are also some things along the way, like on range. And so here's a property that's on range. It's been there for years.
it has connexes all over it. It is doing nothing. It is attracting no good. And it is less than a block from our city. right I will use Terry Lane as an example. Terry Lane, there have been folks that have lived there for 50 years and have seen that community grow and change. And it is one street off from our city limits.
Forget the code enforcement. All right. And there are people who are investing still and are totally redoing some of the houses. The properties look better. And in good faith, I think it's down to about five. But, man, I mean, it is car, junk the trailer moved ‸ in the middle of the night, trailer moved out in the middle of the night, and
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way we cut it. So then the question is, what can we as a council do about that? You know, and and that's my question to this council, because i I'm guessing that everybody has that [address] from the city within our districts that we serve. And so that is my question as a council. Maybe we can put some thought into that uh from a code enforcement standpoint. Can we just do what's on the books and make
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uh and You know, you call, you come out, you know, and and that process is what it is, but it just seems like it is not as effective as it is intended to be. So I'm glad to send you that list.
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Walk in District 2. ‸ It's starting at Crosswind at 3 o'clock, and they're going to walk around the neighborhood. ‸ They're doing a backpack giveaway, T-shirt giveaways for the kids. So I just wanted to bring that to everyone's attention. I was asked to be a guest speaker there and speak with some of the great things we have going
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and that is June 8th, this Saturday, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., ages 7 to 17. They have some guest speakers. They're going to be teaching kids how to tie a tie. They're going to teach them how to greet people, teach them etiquette skills and things of that nature. So Saving Our Sons event, June 8th, at Metropolitan Baptist Church,
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past due time that we did that. Usually we let people just do what they do. But again, when shootings happen, it's on the news, they say City of Cocoa, or fights happen, or whatever the case may be. So I think we need to do that. And do I need a consensus for that to happen? I just don't want us to miss that, and then it'd be two months down the road and people's season already started.
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Council. Just to invite the rec partners in. No, I can make that invite. Okay. You know, it's an invite. Their contract still is with the county, so it'll be an invite. But I'll certainly make that invite and put that on my list of things to talk with Frank about. Okay.
individual council members need to receive their contract that they have with Parks and Rec. So we can see that as well. Because I know I get asked a lot of questions about rugby, for example. How do they have lifetime contract and no one can use their field as if they own Provost Park West? And so, and I have not been able to answer that like I would like to answer because,
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I'm just going to chime in because I didn't get in on that long, extensive park conversation. So I just had one thing I wanted to add about it. But we have this conversation with the county in regards to our partners out there. One thing that I would like to maybe express from the council ‸ if everyone's in agreement is also when you're a partner of our parks, making some kind of investment within the parks. I know some other partners at other parks, they go out their way sometimes, maybe to pressure wash the pavilion areas or, you know, just putting the extra investment and keeping that park clean. And even sometimes they invest.
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of your own budget to, you know, add things out there to make it comfortable for the guests for those parks. So that's one thing I would like to express, you know, just having some type of skin in the game, as the mayor always said, to that park.
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and had a great turnout. There were over at least 85 kids there at Jolie Smith Park from surrounding areas, and it was very productive and I had a chance to speak to them. That's not the picture that I asked for them to send me, but there was also a police department that were actively involved.
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So I want to say thank you to that. Happy, happy next time we meet again. Happy early Father's Day. Please buy local, spend local, keep ‸ local. I want to say thank you to all of our staff and employees
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But more so than anything else, thank you, citizens, for coming to the meeting and actively being involved. ‸ So on that note, I entertain a motion to adjourn.
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