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I've handed several cards. I want to make sure I do it correctly.
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Okay.
Madam Clerk, may we do roll call please ma'am?
Sure. Mayor Blake.
Present.
Deputy Mayor Hearn.
Present.
Council member Dial. Yeah. Council member Goins. Here. Council member Koss. Here. City Attorney Garganese. Here. City Manager Witten. Thank you.
Thank
you very much Madam Clerk. Welcome to beautiful downtown Cocoa, city of Cocoa.
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We're in roll call and now we will go to item number 2-1.
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the wishes of Council?
I
have an
amendment.
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Okay. Then discussion.
Okay. We'll discuss it.
I would like to move from the consent agenda. That would be 5-2. Move that to 8-1 under city business.
‸ 5-2. That's your wishes?
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Okay.
This is about a housing project that I think it'll be really interesting to people in the audience.
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This is pertaining to awarded money to Mary Scott?
Uh huh.
On 12-19. Is she in the audience? Is Mary Scott in the audience? She is not.
Okay. And I'm not opposed to this item at all. It's just, I feel like it really, people need to know that we're doing this. It's a very positive thing. And it'll be an opportunity for the staff to explain it in more detail.
Okay.
I'll support that.
So we will pull this item. Well then you would have to amend your motion to reflect the change.
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Okay.
Okay. Okay. You want item number five, under consent. Item number two to go to item number seven dash three.
I think it
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It would be under city business.
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Currently we don't have anything under city business, so it would be the last item.
Okay.
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All right. We have a motion on the floor.
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Aye. Any nays? Aye. It's happy unanimous.
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on two minutes, budget process. Priorities, goal setting, workshop, held March the 15th, 2022. Um, letter B, regular meeting of March 22nd, 2022.
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Motion to approve.
We have a motion on
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discussion. Discussion.
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Discussion.
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Yeah, because of the way my, um, monitor is established. Would you just in
case.
Well, we received an email today in regard to attachments, and I don't know what the policies are on those. If, if there were, um, the email we received, I don't know how many of you read it, but it was in regard to statements people had made or submitted for the record that
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supposed to be included in the minutes and word. And I don't know what our policies on that.
I
don't, um, somebody can clarify that. That would be helpful.
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Mr. Oh, yeah. Mr. Garganese.
I don't know. I don't know the particulars of the exhibits, but generally the, um, you know, what gets put into the minutes is subject to the, you know, city council's discretion and, and the, uh, and the clerk's office. So I don't know, I can't put it in context what, what the question is.
So if somebody speaks within delegations and asks, um, submits, uh, a letter or whatever it is they, they wanted, um, and request that it be put into the minutes, do we honor that request?
It would require the approval of the, of the council to put that into the minutes. At
what time would you approve that? Because we've had several people come up and, I mean, I witnessed, you know, people coming forward and submitting things for the record.
I
mean,
I, I understand all the municipalities they represent. I mean, they're citizens that come up. I want, they want to present something and they want it included in the minutes. That, that, that's a discretionary decision unless it's an evidentiary hearing, like a quasi-judicial matter that gets put into an evidentiary record. So, I mean, the council's discretion, whether to accept it into the minutes, um, can either be made at the time, at the time
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or at the time the council is getting ready to approve the minutes.
Okay. Well, I have no problem. I mean, if, if somebody takes the time to research something, put something together and
once
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put it into the minutes, um, I certainly am not opposed to that. So, I mean, I would like to be able to, um, recognize those, uh, respect those.
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mean, if somebody goes to the time to research some of this stuff, uh, which is pretty boring overall and not a lot of interest in it, um, I would like to see it included. So,
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but I would ask that we amend the minutes to include those. At least for these that we are passing today. And then I guess in the future, that decision might be more appropriate to make it at the time the request is made.
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Councilman,
go
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to allow the city clerk to go through these particular email that she referring to, give her opportunity, then we can bring it back. I'm just asking because I mean, I think it's,
you know,
it's
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water under,
I mean, it doesn't really hurt me at all.
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not a false narrative.
Right. Of course. Of course. That's
why
I said allow, allow the city clerk to go through it, give her the opportunity and bring it back.
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okay. You want to amend your motion, sir?
Amend
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my motion.
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All right. All right. So we're
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All in favor say aye.
Aye. Aye. ‸ Aye.
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That's
fine.
Yes, sir. Certainly within the council.
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I,
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That was attended March 11th through the 12th, 2022. Deputy Mayor Herm, sir. I'm
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for a while.
Yeah. Yeah.
‸ Now,
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you can remain seated. ‸ Forgive me. Forgive me. That's why I wanted to recognize that. Okay. Go ahead.
Go
ahead.
All right. So this is for the Leadership Academy. It's a
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This took place in Kissimmee, Florida. This certificate is
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Cocoa. Congratulations.
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up please, sir. We're going to item number 3-2 proclamation presentation for K-9
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Official retirement. I love that. Let's give Bear a round of applause.
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have Bear and
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K-9 Rose come up to the podium so they can be
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his family. They like to come on up.
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taking care of Bear. Y'all can stand up right up there at the
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Although Bear's retired, he still loves to work, as y'all can tell.
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the Cocoa Police Department in 2014 and
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he underwent training to tracking fleeing suspects, locating missing persons, as well as finding illegal drugs and other evidence in criminal cases.
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to the citizens of Cocoa and the surrounding areas. During
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a strong partnership that has proven beneficial in keeping our community safe. He assisted in recovering countless amounts of drugs, illegal drugs, and removing them from our streets. Many fleeing
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Canine Bear's exemplar skills and dedication proved to be a valuable asset to the department and the community. And
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America's Top Dog, a television series on A&E Network in 2019. The duo participated on the show where the most elite police canines from around the country have their skills tested to mimic the real-life challenges they face daily on the job.
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a trick they put those words together.
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Skills in speed, agility, assessing ability, and teamwork while working through the obstacles course. Whereas Team Bear, as they were called, showed off their skills, winning the competition, and bringing home a prize of $10,000. Which was donated to the Coco High School track and field, improving the project.
District champs, by the way.
And they were district champs, yes. In addition, America's Top Dog made a $5,000 donation to the charity of their choice. Team Bear designated the Space Coast
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the Space Coast Police Canine Foundation. And whereas through Canine Bear's mission was to protect the community, his duty was to ensure both he and Officer Rose safely finish each shift.
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tool to help his human police officer.
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Now, therefore, Mayor.
Yes, sir.
Michael C. Blake, on behalf of the City Council of the City of Cocoa,
Florida.
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Do thereby proclaim
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And we
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the City of Cocoa. Yeah! Thank you very much. Thanks. Y'all want to take a picture?
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He retired.
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Photo op,
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Yeah, just to add a little bit more.
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actually retire with his, with Officer Rose. So Rose will have him from here on out.
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Ready? One,
two, three.
Bear!
Bear!
Necessity.
Yeah!
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finish up
with you, young man. Thank you all. God bless.
Thank you.
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He ate them all.
Will the Williams have a piece come on up and everyone associated with this,
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native Augusta Williams jr distinguished himself as an active writer poet and for the span of 50 years he has written thousands of original poems plays songs and speeches for historical events to inspire local churches, civic events, civic groups, political candidates, and schools.
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United Third Bridge, the Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce, and a Dr. King Library
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Whereas, he hosted and sponsored poetry workshops at no cost to the community to inspire literacy, teach history, and
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and civics events. Whereas, throughout his career, he received awards and accolades from various organizations, including, but not limited to, Eastern Florida State College, the Grammar State University, United States Air Force Academy, World of Poetry, Stanford University King Papers,
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Evangeline Moore, Rosa Parks, President Barack Obama, Dr. Betty Shabazz, Marva Collins, the NAACP, United Third Bridge, and the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta, Georgia.
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proposal for the city of Cocoa, used for the city of Cocoa, centennial celebration, and was placed in the city time capsule to be read in future years.
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Lady Michelle Obama, President Nelson Mandela, Damon Wayans,
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Yolanda King, Rosa Parks, and many other congressmen, dignitaries, and elected officials. Whereas, Augusta Williams, Jr. was honored by Space
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who have named their annual poetry contest in his honor.
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of Cocoa, I do proclaim the contributions of
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during his National Poetry Month
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Who's the spokesperson?
‸ Who's the spokesperson? I'm glad. The one who dressed the best.
I'm trying to be great like you, sir. Well, as you can hear by this outstanding proclamation, my father did phenomenal things for the community. And like everybody else, he was just a regular human being as well.
And
I kind of wish that he was here in person to receive this award. ‸ But God has called him back to home, and I'm glad that he's not suffering no more. That being mentioned, as a community, we all need to reach out as individuals and make a difference for the ones that need it the most. Thank you.
On behalf of the great city of Cocoa,
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we do acknowledge, I got you, sir.
‸ The Williams family. As a kid, when I had an afro, Gus had an afro. I was about 125 pounds. Gus was probably 110 pounds.
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He
set records there, if I'm not mistaken. Is that correct? Yeah. Yeah, so definitely he's talented. But more so, he was geared toward academics more so than athletics. And that's what we're recognizing, his academic excellence. And providing information to the public so that, you know, knowledge is power. Mr. President, go ahead, sir.
Mr. Mayor, City Council, Augusta's family. I would like to thank you guys for allowing, especially
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A lot of times we had meetings scheduled for only one hour. ‸ We were there for the midnight hours.
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Gus was there in the Genesis stages of
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He was there
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When we went to, at the time he was our area superintendent, ‸ Dr. Mark Mullins. He's our superintendent now for the school board. And he said yes to me and Bob Barnes and Augusta Williams. So if Dr. Mullins wouldn't have said yes, we wouldn't have had a Children's Hunger Project. But thank you guys for giving Gus, because he spent a lot of hours at our annual Children's Hunger Fundraiser.
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I'd take him out to eat, it would have cost me hundreds of dollars. But every year he would be there spending tons
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So I want to say thank you guys. Thanks for loaning him to us for a long time. And I truly appreciate it. Thanks so much.
Thank
you. Too much is given, much is required.
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we belong to one race. That's the human race, because we're all God's children. So
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arms to the Williams. Would anyone else like to say anything before we surrender the microphone? Joanne, come on. Okay.
Really quick, I'm doing a poetry workshop this Thursday in Melbourne just to honor my husband. And we're going to have 50-50 door raffle for the library donation. And it's a public, free event. So anyone's interested, it's going to be at the King Library on University Boulevard, 530 to 730.
Thank you.
All right. This is your chance.
This will be very brief. I just want
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Mayor.
Yes, ma'am. Thank
you for this wonderful recognition of my brother. He's my oldest brother. And I miss him so much.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Yes, go ahead.
Yeah.
So do we have a Poet Laureate? Do you think Coco should have a Poet Laureate? Yeah.
Why not?
Yeah, it looks like we have some candidates.
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There you go. Come on. Help me out. So
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we thank you very much. We do. Let's give them a round of applause. Samantha, did we take a picture? Hold it. Y'all with me. ‸ Take a photo.
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Thank you, sir.
All right. Everybody ready? One, two, three.
Cheese!
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Yay!
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this concludes this portion of our presentation, and we will proceed forward to delegation.
No, we still have a- Do I have another one?
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Whereas
water is our most valuable natural resource, and whereas drinking water serves a vital role in daily life serving an essential purpose to health, hydration, and hygiene needs for the quality of life our citizens enjoy. And whereas tap water delivers public health protection, fire protection, support of our economy and the quality of life we enjoy. And whereas the hard work performed by the entire water sector designing capital projects, operators ensuring the safety and quality of drinking water,
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transport high-quality drinking water from its source to consumers' taps. ‸ And whereas the coronavirus pandemic has shown a light on the importance of drinking water for health, hydration, and hygiene needs, and whereas we are all stewards of the water infrastructure upon which current and future generations depend, whereas the citizens of our city and our water utility service area are called upon to help protect our water source waters from pollution, practice, water conservation, and
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Day event and our tree photo contest winners.
Do you want us to come down?
In a few minutes, yes.
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Great. This is a happy moment. This is like my favorite time of the year is when we do our Earth Day, Arbor Day ‸ celebration. And it's one of the things that I am most proud of the city of Cocoa for. And because over the last three years we have brought back our tree culture. We had lost our Tree City USA status. And with the help of the tree board and other volunteer leaders we brought it back. And we've been doing this educational event each year so that we can build awareness and educate people about trees and their value to us. And really increase this culture of trees that
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And I just wanted to give you five big ideas. The five big takeaways I want you to walk away tonight understanding about trees. The ecosystem services that they provide us that are actually valuable. Even dollar valuable. One is a storm protection. According to the Arbor Day Foundation, one to 4,000 each mature tree gathers one to 4,000 gallons of water per year. That protects us during storms. Trees break wind energy. So even though my neighbor thinks he has to chop down his tree so the limb doesn't fall on his house. If he has a healthy tree, it's more likely that tree will protect him in a storm than harm him. The second thing they do is clean our air. The Arbor Day Foundation reports that each mature tree sucks up 48 pounds of carbon dioxide. And at the same time they're doing that, it emits oxygen. It cleans our air. Number three, the shade. Of course, I don't have to tell you in the Florida sunlight that we need shade, right? 10 degrees.
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which is significant, especially with the heat events that we have. Four, the habitat for wildlife. We're going to hear tonight about keystone species and the hundreds of creatures that those trees provide habitat for. And five is simply they're beautiful, they're welcoming, and they're cocoa. So let's bring it on here. First of all, oh, that's right. We had an Arbor Day event last week where we planted a tree at Bracco Pond.
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doing. Good.
In honor of Arbor Day, members of the Cocoa City Council and the Arbor Day Committee planted an oak tree at Bracco Pond.
I thank everyone for being here this morning for the ceremony of the tree planting. As you can see, Bracco Pond is a beautiful area.
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City Hall from 4 to 7 p.m. in partnership with Keep Brevard Beautiful and the UF-IFAS Brevard County Extension Service.
Keep Brevard Beautiful is very excited to be working with the City of Cocoa for Arbor Day. The City reached out to us and asked if we would participate.
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trees. And we're also going to have a little workshop ‸ on how to build a recycled birdhouse. Something that's fun for the kids and bringing you some great visitors.
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will be presenting on Keynote Species, Tree Planting, and Best Practices for Pruning. Local businesses will be selling plants and the City of Cocoa Public Works Department will be providing free tree saplings to attendees. We will also be recognizing our tree photo contest winners and celebrating our Tree City USA designation.
Well, the tree designation is fantastic and trees are super important for us. They can protect houses in storms, they give us oxygen, they help with stormwater runoff.
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of other people do too, is the fact that we have a culture of nurturing our
trees. We look forward to seeing you April 29th at City Hall from 4 to 7 p.m. for our Arbor Day celebration.
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Let me call up the judges for our photo contest, and this is the second annual photo contest.
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So we were glad to have some artistic talent there to help us make these decisions.
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Tree Board on the Planning and Zoning Advisory Board.
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And is Brian Bobbitt here? Did he make it?
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him on Friday again. The big event is coming up this Friday, 4 to 7. But at this point, before we introduce the winners, I just wanted us all to be able to give Sam a big genuine thank you, because she's done a great, it's been a great organizing effort.
And of course, I don't think Rachel is here, but she also
deserves credit. So thank you very much. Thank
you very much.
Thank you.
Yeah. We had five categories for our tree contest, and please feel free to add anything to any of these as I bring the winners up. And the first one was Anyone Home? Things that Live in Trees. Trees Provide Habitat for Wildlife. And the winner is Jacqueline Lind. Is she here? Yay! Come up, Jacqueline. Our second winner is for the category of Parts of a Tree.
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Let's see the many beneficial parts to our community trees. The winner is Douglas Farr.
Thank you.
And what we see here, of course, is Pine Bark.
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Please, please add it.
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be creative. Sherry Yeomans. Is she here? Sherry here? Okay. Sherry didn't make it. Okay.
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Tababuwa. Isn't that beautiful?
Fourth,
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Canopy
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great canopy of trees can provide numerous benefits, including shade and protection. Again, it looks like... Oh, wait a second. I have Douglas Farr for that one as well. Oh, he won too. Okay.
So just keep in mind, next year you can submit multiple applications, okay, multiple contestants. Okay, what do trees do for us? Show us the benefit you see in your favorite tree. The winner is Susan Fricker. Is Susan here? Yay. And again, that is
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we go. Photographer's choice. And I should probably have you introduce this one. The winner? This is the photographer's choice and this is our photographer.
Richard Fuller.
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and it's a beauty. Yes, with the setting sun. Okay. Now, roll the drums. The people's choice.
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It's beautiful. And I believe you wanted to say a word, didn't you?
Oh, I just
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are doing for Coco. Anybody else?
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folks, I've supposed to be rehabilitating my leg and walking and I've used the trails behind the museum and the Coco Conservation Area and they seem to be relatively unknown gems in the city. And ‸ I would encourage the city to have greater awareness for these two great facilities,
the
trails at the museum and the trails at the conservation area.
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Workshop? What exactly is a Keystone Species?
Yes. So Keystone Species, we have 5% of our native plants that provide about 95% of the food. So when we go ahead and take care of migratory birds, we keep the terrestrial food system going, which is important for all of us, by the way.
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that you can plant in your yard, parks and things like that to support the birds.
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Well, I remember when we used to be designated as the Tree City USA, and I was very disappointed that it was stopped, and I felt that it would be important that I present it to the Planning and Zoning Board. And when I did, it was very, it was supported and it was unanimous that we started back up again. So when I was able to get that backing is when I realized that Lorraine was interested in trees, and that really allowed it to get to the point where we're at now after we got the Tree USA designation back again.
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the Council, I was shocked that it wasn't continued. So without the support of everyone I mentioned, we couldn't have had it come back again now that we've succeeded. Thank you very much.
Yeah, let's all gather together and Council will come down and we'll get a photo.
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I just want to say a quick thank you to our committee again for all of your hard work. These people have come and helped us plan our Arbor Day event that's happening on Friday. So please come out and enjoy our Arbor Day event. And thank you to all of our entrants who submitted photos. We really appreciate it and your work was beautiful. So thank you very much.
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year. Yep. And at our Arbor Day event. So thank you again.
Thank you.
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Okay, now that concludes this portion of presentations and we will proceed on to delegation. Okay, please be mindful we have a lot of cards here, three minutes.
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sir. First on the list,
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And I'm glad to see the sea of orange and red. Let's give these ladies a round of applause.
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There, there you go. Now you can turn around. All right, come on back.
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Okay, good evening, everybody. My name is Anita Gibson. I live at [address]. And my thing is, um, we need more police officers. Um,
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And at present, we have two detectives that's working on the case.
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things that you could name.
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We got condos coming up. We got affordable housing coming up. We got
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five years.
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We need police officers. It's not what the officer can do. It's not what they can do. It's what we can do. And I stand behind fully the chief. I stand with the chief and support him in having officers. I want a cold case unit that's dedicated to working, researching, doing nothing but cold case units. The mothers and fathers of victims that were murdered, we need to feel that we matter. Just, you know, if you saw one case in the next five years, just with,
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And we as citizens need to feel that we're me, we mean business as far as standing with the chief. And I do want to commend the chief the other day. They had an event at the park and he was there walking the beat. And I love the collaboration with Rockledge PD that was there as well. And it brought me back to the old days, if I can say that, because
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And
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So I love that. And I love the way he's trying to project the police department. But we need more police officers. However, we can do it. I mean, we need them.
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these condos, all this affordable housing, they're going to cater to our business, to our neighborhood, to our parks. And we know that we're going to need more police officers. Thank you.
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Go ahead sir. Deputy Mayor.
Yes. Ms. Gibson. Moms Demand Action. I commend you all for coming up here. And I don't do so often, speak for all the council, but I like to think that we all share your concerns.
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I think we're going to get there. We're going to do it smart, being good stewards of the taxpayers dollars. We're going to work to get there. And you can count on us for that. It's going to take time. It's going to take a major plan, but we share your concerns.
Thank you sir.
Thank
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Please come forward.
Good evening. My
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Yes sir.
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I live at [address].
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And the village was the main reason why. I am speaking tonight on behalf of
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It is a place that is cherished by those who live here and those who visit. This historic destination located on a beautiful waterfront attracts people because of the family-friendly park, unique shops, eateries, art, music, etc. ‸ Our jewel of a village may cease to exist if certain proposed initiatives go into effect. A proposal was made to extend bar hours until 4 a.m. And will turn the village into
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We ask, who would this benefit? The answer is obvious. The bar owners who may not even live near the village.
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an ideal spot to meet friends for a meal, possibly a beer or two with the breweries, and a walk in a park. This beautiful village will turn into the type of place fraught with all that comes with misguided judgment of drunkenness that occurs during the hours of midnight to 4. We will also consider the monetary cost of destruction done to the village when people are drinking throughout the night, which will add to
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Another proposal is a seven-story apartment complex that may alter the village in a negative way. In an early March presentation, the
developer's
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spokesperson stated that he loved the quaintness of the village. Once again, we have to wonder about the benefit and also the logic. Will the village retain its quaintness if there is a seven-story apartment complex right in the heart? Not to mention the undeniable traffic and infrastructure ‸ issues that will result. We understand Florida is developing rapidly and we are for productive change. But we adamantly oppose changes that will negatively impact our community. While
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at a crossroad, let us take this unique opportunity
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which, if it continues, will gradually eradicate the charm that draws people here. We want a village for all to enjoy. People are moving to this area because they are attracted to the village as it is now. Let's use intelligence and forethought
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We want this to continue to be a community where people develop roots and treasure the village. There
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We have the right for the council to hear our legitimate concerns. We will continue to make our voices heard throughout the community until and as long as we are successful in preserving the image of the village. If need, the community will be able to present petitions at the next meeting if required. Thank you for your time and have a good evening.
Thank you, sir. Next will be Shagina Brown. And after
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Hello, everyone.
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I wanted to come in and personally thank Councilman Goins.
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He won. He selected our nonprofit organization to receive the funds. I want to say thank you.
We
really appreciate that. We're going to make sure that goes towards the needy cause. And I wanted to personally thank some
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We had
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Easter festival in the park on the 25th. It was our second time doing it. We did it in 2019, which was successful. This
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was even successful. But I want to personally thank ‸ Mr. Whitman, the city manager. I also want to thank Councilman Goins for his help. I also want to thank Police Chief Evander Collier. It was really important, like Ms. Neela said, to actually have you out there preventing the problem instead of waiting on the problem. You're actually on hand so people can see along with Rockledge Police Chief. So thank you for coming out. I really appreciate you being hands on.
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I wanted to meet you because I heard great things about you. So thank you for coming up with a plan to help us make this successful. So I really appreciate that. I also want to thank Fire Rescue. I appreciate you guys for sitting down with us, coming up with
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plan. I want to ‸ thank the City of Cocoa Leisure Services, Rockledge Police Department, and Brevard County Parks and Rec. This was a big thing. A lot of people in this community really enjoyed it. We got a lot of feedback. A lot of money was made in the community from the dollar stores to the restaurants, the gas station, the nail salons. Local vendors sold out. A lot of mom and pops that set up as vendors on tent. They sold out, was able to make money for their families. And I
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We appreciate it. And thanks again.
Good
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Thank you.
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And I need help with that.
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And they put out, you know,
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Um, but it's that, I hope they can help.
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Mrs. Howell will take his information actually tonight.
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Yes.
Okay. Okay.
Not the water bill.
Yeah. Okay.
Thank you.
We'll
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Thank you
sir.
And thank you for being understanding ladies and
gentlemen.
Um, Scott Ballou, you're up next.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I just really wanted two things. One is we are closing on May 5th at the property of 825 Forest Avenue. That's two hours. What's that?
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for a new ministry to be birthed on Cinco de Mayo and Coco. Uh, but I also want to thank you, Mr. Mayor, uh, as
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the trip. I know you guys are busy and to be able to come out there and see what we're doing out in Winter Garden. So you can see what we're going to do here. And I, based on, uh, the conversations we've had and the reactions to your faces and comments you've made, I think you, uh, kind of like what we're doing. So we're real excited about it. We've, uh, made a commitment to, on that property to invest roughly three quarters of a million dollars on top of the purchase of the property itself. So it will be a showcase in this community. At Matthew's Hope, we don't do anything unless we do it with excellence. And we believe we've been meeting with merchants in the area and what have you,
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hear about what we do. So, uh, it was kind of an interesting thing because I looked over my back and Charlene said to me, she goes, Scott, has anybody ever applauded? I go, no, usually someone's shooting at me.
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a problem with the homeless population in this community. And there's a lot of good people with good intentions, but we're going to put that team together. That's going to actually make a difference, not only in moving people from the streets, but also for the sake of the community. We're going to hide those in plain sight, which the, the, uh, merchants will absolutely love. And I make this commitment to you.
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Okay. Next. Okay. I have two cards here.
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give you three minutes. And then you're assuming based on the advice of the city attorney.
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Lidstone
stone
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‸ Correct.
Yes. Okay. So I'd like to read my
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District two. She said, says that due to my work schedule, I am unable to attend this meeting in person. I appreciate the opportunity and right to have my comments read into the record by a fellow citizen. I want to talk about parks. Parks provide many positives for the community in which they are placed. They provide a place of respite. They provide an environment for children to play safely and for families to relax. They provide a sense of community. They provide a rare thing in an ever increasing digital world. A place to get to know your neighbors face to face. Having a park or playground in one's neighborhood or close by helps to improve property values.
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Many of the homes have been renovated recently. I like living here and I am proud of my neighborhood. And in its
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park. Many of my neighbors have kids.
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a playground, they must walk or ride their bikes quite a long way to the playground, much further south on North Fisk Boulevard.
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Some of them occurring directly on North Fisk Boulevard.
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which is frequently the site of incidents
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Most recently, someone fired a gun through the windows of that store.
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that store, simply to get to the closest playground. That being said, I failed to understand how this council would
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for a splash pad and a pavilion at a city park, which already has amenities that vastly outnumber those of the majority of other parks located within city limits.
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to impose a millage increase in the same year. Doing this despite hearing the pleas from fellow residents who are on fixed income and pensions, or otherwise struggling financially. It is insulting given that the 2021 millage increase equates to roughly the cost of the amenities approved for District 3. Residents of Coco deserve responsible stewardship guiding the spending decisions made in this chamber, including the city park spending. District 4 residents deserve the same amenities as those in other districts.
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a more worthy expense. Avert a 2022 millage increase through your stewardship and work with local residents to create a park for the residents of Coco Hills.
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a couple of topics that I want to cover tonight. The first one is on the meeting minutes. I appreciate that council table the meeting minutes.
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of the attachments and emails that I have provided as a part of prior meetings are absent from the meeting minutes. I've researched at least three meetings in addition to the planning and zoning, the March 3rd planning and zoning ‸ meeting. But today I found three meetings, including the two meetings that were being proposed tonight. Now what's in those
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to do ‸ the strategic planning and talk about priorities and get people together. That's a part of that. There's comments that I made on March 22nd, which include the public hearing for
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And as several I sent all the attachments. I know it was this afternoon, so not everyone has time to read them, but
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The next item that I wanted to vote and I did ask to speak on that as an agenda item before the vote and citizens should have the right to comment before the vote. And so that's why I wanted to clarify that before the vote, but now it's taking into my time on delegations. Under the next thing I wanted to mention is the last week's workshop. I sent obviously a lot of comments today.
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those comments by far. But what I can do is make just a couple of points about last week's workshop. The first one is that I feel unsettled as a participant and attendee at that workshop that the city policy says that the workshops are for discussion. ‸ And there that's the basis of what the workshops are for and yet the agenda says that action may occur at the workshop. And so as an attendee, you just don't know what's being decided and what could come next. And I knowing and also there's a sense of kind of I gave you guys a lot of information on there. So I don't want to spend too much time on that.
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I gave a lot of feedback and I also commented on protocol issues. I noticed numerous protocol issues. I do hope that you will read and consider my feedback on that. And the last thing I want to comment on is is on the consent agenda. So I talked about quite a bit about the consent agenda last time. And today for tonight's meeting, I did do a look over of it just to see how much dollar value is being included on the consent agenda.
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consent agenda. The
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And my opinion is is that more items need to be put onto the regular agenda and that citizens need the right to comment on consent agenda. It's very unusual. I have now been going to more and more meetings and I have yet to run across a meeting that does not allow citizens three minutes to comment on consent agenda items. So, you know, I just I feel that the wisdom that citizens have to offer is being averted and that we're doing 80% of our business tonight on the consent agenda rather than the two items that are on the real agenda. Thank you for your time.
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Thank
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My name is Ryan Brown.
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to make you aware of a pending sale of the apartment complex that I live in. And I've we don't know the exact details yet because it's supposed to be going through on Thursday and obviously today's Tuesday. So we don't know the result of that yet. So we don't know who our new owners are or what their plans are for us. I did do some research though on sun biz about what number of properties the gentleman owns. Because if he's liquidating his properties as we were told it could affect more than just our community. It could affect other communities around here.
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He has separate individual dwellings and stuff as well, but multifamily units all, you know, lower income and all of that across central Brevard as well as a few in Titusville and
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I have copies for the council if you'd like to see what those properties are. And I can share those share these with you. We don't know obviously what's going to happen yet, but I'm still concerned for the fact that there has been no notice even two days before his sale. And he hasn't said anything ‸ like, hey, by the way, we're selling and ‸ this is the new owner ‸ and all this sort of stuff.
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able to disclose certain things, but this is going to affect a lot of people in the community.
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of those people who are going to have difficulty trying to rehouse themselves. And I appreciate that, you know, last last time there's a affordable housing group here, but if you count the number of units they're going to build, they're going to build 90 units. Our complex is 90 units.
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So just want to make the council aware of that. So I have copies of this if anyone on the council would like.
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Okay. Yes, sir.
Yes. Mrs.
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changes. Yes, Mr. Mayor.
I wanted to make a comment on based on one of the citizens had a, they made a statement dealing with the 4am bar business. I just want to assure you that that is not a proposal that we have on the table at all. What, what actually what it was maybe three or four months ago, a business owner came to us and spoke with myself, city manager, and also the chief of police. And asked us to look into it for maybe down the road. Um, so that's not a proposal that's on the table. So I don't want anyone to leave here to think that that was a proposal that we have been discussing.
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And as always, we listen to business owners and citizens who may have ideas to help their business out. So that's all it was. I just want to clear, clear that up.
Thank
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Okay. Okay. Any other cards?
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This concludes delegations. We will proceed on to consent agenda. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve.
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Second. Second by deputy mayor.
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All in favor, but saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimous. I'm number seven dash one approve the modification of the cocoa memorial tree planting policy.
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I should have made it in my,
um,
when we're doing mending the agenda. If you go to page two of that,
um,
item number two.
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those species of trees approved by the public works department will be planted. The approved tree shall be a minimum of eight feet in height. Omit and, and stop at,
and
to the word height. Omit that whole entire portion. For, uh, those grammatically structured, the word and is a conjunction. And you can start right there with the word and and
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everything to the right of the word and. Um, I'm in favor of this policy.
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I will give the city, um,
uh,
‸ public works any comments.
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lies under the auspices of public works and the city manager.
I'll second with discussion.
Thank you. We have a motion on the floor. The second by deputy mayor. Hearn, Mr. Bryant, sir.
Uh, yes, this is just to update the policy to bring it from leisure services over to public works. And then just amending the, the one item about having development agency approval. Uh, ‸ there's no other area in the city that it has to go to a tree board or to ‸ council or any other board to get approved. So we felt that was an unnecessary step and just leave it at the city manager level.
Okay.
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This may be a posting on Facebook or something like that. Uh, so citizens are aware of this.
Yeah, we can.
Okay. That's all I had.
Okay.
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I'm sorry.
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I
got all these cards everywhere.
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Yeah, I just had a couple of questions. I, I didn't know we had a Memorial tree policy. So I'm glad to see we do. Um, is there any reason that we have a limit of five trees? Is that just kind of a number or
like the parks are varying sizes? ‸ That was the original policy from 2006. So it's, it's not necessarily limited at that. So with approval, the city manager. Okay.
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Because as you know, Travis Park, uh, just a few ‸ years ago now was declared a low maintenance park and they took down all the landscaping. So what, who's going to water them?
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that. And we try to, as part of the policy,
you
have to whoever's putting in the tree, they have to fund the irrigation and things like that to get it to the tree. Um, and then it'll just fall under our public works department. We'll try to work on locations where we don't need a lot of maintenance, like around sidewalks to where we have to trim for height and things like that though.
So will we be coordinating? So my real question is, I would love to put a tree at Travis Park. Can we, or do we have to go through the county parks and?
No, it's, it's our property, but we'll work with them on it. We don't want to increase their maintenance requirements by, by things we're doing. So ‸ try to work together on areas like that.
Okay, thank you.
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Aye. Any nay? All in favor saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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Is there a card?
Yeah,
‸ I
gave her the opportunity. I had a conference with the city attorney and based on my understanding, we're proceeding forward.
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We're at the workshop and there was a particular person that I asked. They threw their hands up in there, but I'm not going to identify them. But they know who they are. But we're here. No, I'm not. We're here now. There's three particular items here.
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prices may be reduced. She did. Combine the project for one restroom or the third and final one,
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Okay, Mr. Smith, sir.
Yes, so this is kind of a continuation from the budget meeting where we're talking about what direction Council wants to go with ‸ the Gilmore and the Carl Anderson parks.
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There may be additional options that you all come up with. I do have to address the second item there.
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We had some miscommunication with staff. So either way, we're going to have to re bid this. But option two is still really on the table in this in the terms of just combining the funding and then going out to bid for the one park and doing it that way. I talked to the contractor today about it.
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They said over over two months, their prices went up already. More than likely, they probably would have came at us with the change order, even if we issued it at the original price. That would have been a ‸ different discussion at that time. But but either way for option two or three, we would need to rebid. Option one is just kind of seeing if the market will settle and sit back for a little bit. We have the plans. The plans aren't going to expire anytime soon. There's no real code requirements that would require any major updates there.
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Go out to bid for whichever location you all choose. You could maybe include certain amenities for for the other location, like utility stub ups. That way, when you are ready to do the second restroom, you at least have the utilities in place for that project. Then the third option, that's also a rebid, but that would be utilizing ARPA funding. And in order to do that, we have to put the federal terms and conditions in the project
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because if we're combining ARPA and our general fund dollars, we have to make sure we can track where each dollar is spent. ‸ And so we'll have a little bit more complicated bid sheet on that.
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proceed with that.
Okay.
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item number two, and you have the right to expound on that one as well, I'll give you the opportunity. All right. All right. What are the wishes of council?
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sir. And then councilwoman calls. Then councilman dial. Okay. All right. We'll proceed in that order.
So ‸ I made a phone call to Mr. Smith today and also talked with the city manager about this item. Um, what I was looking forward to was possibly allowing our people through Mr. Walsh to do the, um,
tie-ins
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for water and sewer for both projects. Um, and then use the ARPA funds to actually fund the restrooms. Um, I know it had to be, I'm glad it kind of had to go back out for vote. I mean, go out back out for bid again. Um, is that an option that we can look at as far as our Mr. Walsh? Maybe ‸ don't know if you can speak on that. Um, but would that, would that help us lower the cost for the restrooms?
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the water.
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of having water crews dig and make connections, which we currently don't, then you would also have to entertain that same request from Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach,
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But since you have complete control and jurisdiction over sewer, um, we don't have a dedicated sewer crew that constructs water on our sewer mains. Um, but I'm so I'm sure we could at least, you know, I could certainly work with supervisor and talk about, I mean, I, I,
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I know the parks you're
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They're not overwhelming, but they're not short either when it comes to digging new lines and then so on. So we could certainly look at that on the sewer side.
Okay. Okay.
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The dollars,
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So that includes the impact fees.
Okay. Yes. Okay.
And
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putting the water and sewer in there? Are they, in other words, do you just charge, you have a certain impact fee? And then, you know, if there's any overage for this. Yeah.
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Yeah. That's just the cost for our project to come in and, and be a new customer on the utility. So just like if someone's building a home and they connect to the water system, they pay an impact fee just, just to become a customer. But it doesn't cover their cost of constructing those lines.
Okay. That is included in the 272.
That's our estimate. That's, we included that as, as part of our 20% contingency.
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this bathroom. Um, is it available for other parks things too that we haven't requested? I mean,
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we also, ‸ as was mentioned earlier, we have a couple of very serious park deserts that include Cocoa Hills, include Pine Ridge, include Cocoa College Manor that both, uh, Deputy Mayor Hearn and myself, uh, those are our constituents. I mean, is it also available for that or?
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Yeah.
And we, we discussed the, the, the, uh, the flexibility now that, uh, you gain the opera ARPA funds are now the local government something funds there. We can give you, uh, we'll give you that, um, the, uh, PowerPoint slide that we, when we talked about the reallocation of the ARPA funds there. So
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It was for local projects. It was for, uh, ‸ general government services. It's for water, uh, projects there, water quality projects there. So we had some discussion about reallocating them to some of the storm water needs there, but we'll give you that discussion again. Okay,
so my concern is that when we do have these park deserts and the perception, you know, we're putting a lot of money into a bathroom, that would be one concern.
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city, because what I've come to understand is that the PUDs, you know, that are developing throughout. So, well, in particular in district three, maybe a couple in district one, but they come to us with a plan for recreation. So when you go down, ‸ not in all the neighborhoods, but in a lot of the neighborhoods in district three, they have pools or they'll have, um, they have recreation equipment. In fact, they'll come to us and even, uh, you know, ask for concessions. Like when Adams Creek came and said, no, we're not going to do a basketball court.
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or when the Integra project came and said, well, you know, we don't put in the boardwalk, but we'll give you the cocoa conservation land. So there are parts. So it's not kind of a quid pro quo. Like you have to treat every part of the city equally because in fact, there are real differences with the types of development. So, um, my concern in voting for that, for this is that we're doing this at the expense of ignoring areas that are in fact park deserts. So, I mean, I would love to use ARPA funds wherever we can. Certainly. Um, and I would hope that that would make other funds available to at least start to make plans to resolve some of those park deserts. And that's, that's what I have to say. Thank you.
Okay.
Councilman.
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talking about the
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there. Uh, the money's there.
Uh, the money's there.
Rebid, build the one at Anderson park. And then we find the money later on to build the bathroom at the other one. Once the community sees how that
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come along with the, uh, community garden in it. And I mean, that's,
uh,
e-work
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construction, I work construction management. And if the money's there, you take it. Even if it's one, you have to cut back or you can get both in.
Um,
I understand why the bathrooms are needed there. And, you know,
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the rest of their life.
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They're not thinking. And if we can get one bathroom built, let's do it. I'm going to support whatever you want.
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this is your district. But I think if we have the funds to build one, let's get it done.
Is that it, sir? Is that it?
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But let's be mindful. Just like we prioritize certain events, it's still the same policy. Let's make it applicable universally speaking. That's what I'm saying.
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the funding, do it. Make that project happen.
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valuable point of our park deserts. I think that's something I brought up in the last budget meeting. I'm going to keep that on the radar.
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so that's something I did notice, the park desert there. I'm even thinking about, well, I know I'm going to bring up in the next budget meeting us actually directing staff to start looking at locations potentially for a park. But at the same time, ‸ it's kind of an insult as well if we're building new parks and not bringing other parks up to a standard as all our other parks or surrounding parks around the city.
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birthday parties are picking up at that park. The participation since we've put new equipment out there, I'm sending a lot of kids out there. So I think it's a point of equality that kids and even parents should have a restroom to utilize when they're at those parks.
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off the table. But I think if we got the funds to bring one park up to standards, let's do it. How we get there, that would be decided on the vote that we take. And that's it.
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Sir. Thank you.
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This is, well, I guess this is the lowest bid now, maybe higher. Spending that on a bathroom in a neighborhood park. The only thing is I don't think our standard is to have bathrooms at all neighborhood parks. There are bathrooms in the parks by my house. Maybe that's something we aspire to. I can understand that. I can tell you, you know, there are a couple ‸ places where, as we know, bathrooms in the park have been a problem. But a neighborhood park again is a park that, you know, people within five to 10 minutes are walking to. At any rate, my concern is with the perception that used to be enough money to buy a house.
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park, even buy the property and put in the equipment.
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Okay, what are the wishes? So we give direction to.
I'll make a motion for number three, which is fun to shortfall.
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I just know how ‸ sometimes things can get on budgets moving forward the next three or four years where this might not ever happen. We may not ever get a bathroom in that restroom in that area. So the reason I brought that up because at that budget meeting was I wanted to do my due diligence, which is talk to the community around that park. And also talk to the police chief as well about some of my concerns that I had that not just myself, but other citizens who live in that area had an issue with dealing with just hanging out and loitering in certain ‸ areas. So inside of my budget line
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discussing those cameras again, bringing the cameras back to that to the discussion lighting in that area as well. And we talked about talking to Brian also about putting the gate in the front of that restroom to make sure people because we have the same
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automatic locks. And then sometimes you get people messing with them.
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But that's why I brought it up because I know it was, you know, constituents asking about it, you know, just making sure that we have infrastructure in place to make sure it's going to be a safe. ‸ And
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that he's going to make sure that that area is going to be safe. And I believe when he tells me he's going to do something, he's going to do it. So that's, that's why I brought that up. And so after that meeting, I ‸ went to the area again, had the conversation, let them understand what we discussed at our budget meeting.
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be fine with it.
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be great. Because I know if we make that connection, I know that's going to save us a lot of money on this project. If we can, if, if we can do the tie in, that would be great.
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Okay. Thank you.
So
what is your motion?
My motion is number three on the staff
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here. You get the motion. Mrs. Madam City. ‸ Thank you, ma'am. Mrs. Lorde. Come forward. Speak on this particular item.
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Mayor. And one of the things from my item before is, is that I have my handouts, but I want to keep them until the end. I would like to turn those
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some comments and my three emails from today. So ‸ say that on this item in particular for the restroom decision as I wrote to you earlier, I'm in support of the first option to reconsider the restroom expense. Once the market stabilizes and I supported what council on the cost said about balance. Balancing ‸ expenses that you have.
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I think Councilman costs once again brought up the 2.7 million dollars in ARPA funding and there was a slide that was presented by staff about the 2.7 million dollars and it was presented as if it was all decided, you know, and it did include a 900.
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not further broken out. So I think that that whole 2.7 million dollars should be considered by council one by one by one to make sure that you understand how you're spending the money. As far as not having the money later and needing to do it now. I mean, even if it was put on hold and tabled for 2 weeks, ‸ the funding, you know, not even a dime would have been spent just to make sure that this is the right thing. There have been some pushback on parks and the even in the draft parks plan. It does say that neighborhood parks do not always have restrooms. So it's not a given that all parks have restrooms. I'm not against restrooms and parks. I have been listening. I've asked several people since this was funded last year, not against it. But I do like the idea of being more deliberative when you're spending on these kinds of dollars. And I do support the review of the ARPA funding of the 2.7 million dollars and
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line by line of all the expenses. So that council is aware if they want to spend money on
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that those needs are also considered and not just the funding that was submitted by staff. And that is my comment on that. And the other one you want me to come back on the. Yes. Okay.
Okay. So if I follow the question, I'll take the same aye. Aye. ‸ Nays?
I'm sorry. Nay.
Let the record reflect 4-1. Councilwoman calls nay. Anyone else vote? Yes. Okay.
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agenda items.
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Mr. Mayor. Tonight, I'm requesting council to award it
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in the amount of $57,777 to rehabilitate the property located at 1219 Duke way in
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We're also asking for a budget resolution and amending the budget of
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And we're also asking for approval of a resolution to allow for the rehab project to exceed the maximum assistance of $49,999 as per the city's housing policy and authorize the city manager to sign the construction agreement, issue the purchase order and approve any change orders with ‸ project contingency not to exceed $3,000. So I'm going to give you a historical perspective on this property at 1219 Duke way. The owner's name is Mary Scott. On July 3rd, 2013, Mary Scott applied to be placed on the city's housing rehabilitation wait list to receive renovations to her home nine years ago. In 2021, Mrs. Scott was determined to be the next eligible candidate to receive those home repairs. Mrs. Scott is income eligible at
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So the city hired a certified inspector to complete a thorough inspection of the home and determine the necessary items that are eligible. The city announced the invitation to bid on February 15th of 22. Bids for the subject offering were opened on March 15th, 2022. Three bids were submitted with one being the most responsive and responsible bidder.
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The project is funded as follows with
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And
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home. So that's why the resolution is required for today. So what we've seen
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in very high as you've heard from the directors, other directors tonight. Everything is coming in much higher. So we are seeking a resolution to approve to
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Let me give you a little bit of information about the housing rehabilitation program and how the funds for eligible very low and low income homeowners.
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on a first come first serve basis.
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list. The waiting list is currently closed and our staff are working to try to reduce the waiting list. So we contact all of the applicants that are on the list to make sure that number one, they're still living in the home. Number two, that they are still eligible and still interested. And ‸ as of a year ago, we had 135. So we've been able to reduce that number down to 100, mostly because either the applicant has made those repairs or they've moved out of the home. So we're down to about 100 at this point. So Mary Scott is eligible and we're asking for approval for for this project. Staff have worked very hard trying to communicate with each of those eligible applicants. In addition to the housing rehabilitation program, we also have a housing replacement program, which funds are available when a home is is substandard and not suitable for rehabilitation.
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recipients are placed on that list. We have two recipients on that list. Currently, our programs are limited based on the funding that we receive through CDBG home and ship. Our dollars are not a lot. So we do the best that we can with the funds that we are awarded.
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well, where we provide assistance to first time home buyers in the city of Coco.
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This is the fourth one. This is the first one that we've brought to council in the last three years because we have before that we have not exceeded the purchasing policy. So that's why you have not seen that. So we're excited
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support this. Mrs. Scott has lived in that home for many years and is definitely deserving of this rehabilitation. And we're excited to be able to do that. Our program has a great reputation.
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and with flying colors.
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Mrs. Scott been on this waiting list?
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So what will prevent her from not receiving these funds?
As far as tonight, you not approving this, that would prevent her.
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over. And I've just noticed some really great improvements over the last couple of years there. So I think this is going to be money
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keep somebody in there that really deserves to be there because a lot of things are flipping there.
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So I make a motion to approve. I wanted to make a motion to approve.
All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And in nay. Thank you, Mrs. Scott. I'm hoping that you're happy now.
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as was stated earlier, the primary change was changing it from departments to change that and then there was one other minor change that was made and the what I wondered in reviewing it is, when we're updating a policy, it seems like a time to enhance it make improvements to it review it and I had a couple of questions on that councilman
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asked one of them, which is the limit of the five trees per park, and does that really need to be in the park? You know, a lot of many people in the community are thinking for example of
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so I wondered about that tree limit there's a comment in there about the two-year warranty period and I wonder what happens if a donor Donates a tree and then the tree dies and you know, are they expected to come back and and warranty that those were just a couple of the ‸ questions and then the policy being coordinated with the district for parks, which councilwoman
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also did ask about
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very vigilant about what they permit on on parks that they are maintaining, even though we own them. They, they stated that they had a tree memorial policy that goes through them but now I'm learning that we have that it goes through Coco so I just interested in that coordination and making sure that someone does come to Coco and
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which it sounds like it does but I also wanted it's a great opportunity to talk about trees. It's a great opportunity to, you know, more in depth review and discuss a proposal and potentially update it. And my recommendation to council, my email was to consider reviewing it, having a discussion and I was glad to see the discussion comments happen and prior to a vote and making any updates to the policy and prior to it being approved and
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milestone and I hope that there ‸ are many more trees added to it whether it's to the memorial tree policy or the street tree planting or new parks or wherever that can come from I'm very supportive
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your time
thank
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just want to make it sit on the record okay thank
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I apologize this just happened last week and so I want to say that because
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what can
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to make sure that council has the same vote vote after they have heard from the public as a part of the process so it would be prudent to retake the vote even if it's the same vote because I didn't get
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thank you
Proceeding on to item number 10. reports viral reports and say
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thank
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council members there
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i do mr. smith
‸ i have a few things i just want to make sure um we have the gilmore community park unveiling is this saturday at 9 a.m. i just wanted to remind everybody to come out um to the it was
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prospect it is now gilmore community park and we will be unveiling the new sign um at
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have our hurricane
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held on um next wednesday may 4th it's at the civic center um ‸ 5 30 p.m. so come out um
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with uh main street and the chamber of commerce every year um And then I did want to um also present to Council, and we will put it in the case, um our United Way uh plaque
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last week. um It was during our um meeting that we had last week, so I wasn't able to attend, but we received a Superstar Award from the United Way um for our campaign this year, and so I just wanted to thank, again, Kathy and
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jump in there ‸ and thank all of the city employees who uh who uh saw fit to donate to the campaign there, and
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of our uh employees that want to be uh of the community. So thank you very
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we had uh raised uh $9,300 last year as a city um this year we set our goal at $11,000 and we raised $15,000 for our local community through united way through our employees like stockton said So that was a significant increase this year, and that was all I had, sir.
kudos
so my announcement tonight is to talk about the habitat dedication of the home at 450 Whaley Street.
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home at 510 whaley street and on friday the 29th at 9 a.m we are dedicating the
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third resident to move into the females veterans village that habitat is constructing on whaley street um
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so we hope that all of you can attend to the home dedication at 450 whaley street on friday at 9 a.m
Great job. Three out of six now are in. Let's give our military person a round of applause. i bet that speaks volumes
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of Diamond Square.
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of the awards event for the Florida League of Cities. Can you expound that a little bit, please?
uh
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award uh with Habitat's um help. We're submitting a a PowerPoint presentation and an application to hopefully receive an award for this project.
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female veterans village here in the United States and
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So we're uh we're looking forward to being able to complete all six homes. Like I said, the fifth home just had the wall raising last week. The sixth home is in the process of getting their final documents in order in order to begin the construction process. So we hope that by the end of this calendar year, we will have all six homes occupied. I
think to summarize it all of them,
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‸ give them a round of applause.
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I
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yes just a quick bright line update. So the next closing at Highland Drive, that's going to start April 30th through Saturday, May 14th. um Probably will get extended like all the other ones do. So just be prepared for that.
Yeah, maybe because I've got a few phone calls. The arms go down. The railings go down and no train. So I don't know if it's a you know tech problem or what. But yes, sir. We'll get through this because
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location here
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This is ‸ city manager, sir.
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sir. ‸ Thank you very much. City attorney.
Just one item to report. um I've, ‸ already reported to you all, but um
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the trial court's uh injunction decision um made um against the City of
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and uh the appellate court agreed with our legal position in that case, so I'm pleased to report that. um
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with our position that there was no contract between the city and the Villas, and that the Villas had no likelihood um of success in prevailing regarding their claims.
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Hell of a job, sir.
In a better position right now.
Yes, sir. Okay, proceeding on. Mr. City Manager,
do you
have
anything
before I proceed to City Council? Sure,
I'm good.
Okay, this is the last part, so we do. Okay, but let me get started with mine first, and then we'll go. I won't steal your thunder. Just a few of mine, and then I'll come back at the end. This coming May 5th as well, at 10 a.m. as well, we're having National Day prayer right here at the Council Chambers. We've been doing it for several years, and Pastor Dr. Bostic will be having a multitude of pastors here, so feel free to come in if you want to get the word.
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course, nothing like getting word, a fruitful word at that, and ‸ invigorating wisdom
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So come, please. We get a chance to come to our Council Chambers for the National Day of Prayer. Also, congrats to Copa High School track team. Both the boys and the girls won the district. Something phenomenally happened. The students gelled together, and they persevered. They
were very good.
So, I say kudos to them. That's awesome. I was at Sam's last night, and I was on I-95 here this past weekend, and several of the ladies at Sam's asked me between Daytona Beach and Vero Beach.
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Guess what's in the middle? Yes! So what do we need in
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So I'm just putting it out there.
I
told those ladies that I will put it out there. I know we have Mrs. Essings, but under the leadership of our city attorney and also our esteemed city manager,
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‸ supposed to be on 524. Yes, for those that do not know,
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And,
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So we
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Thank you, sir. It was a real long weekend this weekend. We started off with Saturday.
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invited over 80 to 100 kids from all over the state of Florida. Was invited to the City of Cocoa, and we promised them maybe by next year they should have a hotel to stay in. So that would be great if they can. So,
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If you don't know who Mr. Loris is, that's the beautiful young lady in the middle.
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So, you know, we try our best to do a lot of things in the community, and kudos for Commander Duval for showing up Saturday morning.
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These are youth
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of our kids in the community. We visited tiny homes. ‸ Sometimes you hear tiny homes, you think of a shack, right? This is a 500-square-foot tiny home that is out on Tucker Lane behind the Holiday Inn Express. And the county allows the tiny homes between, I think, 500 and 800 square feet. And this was, you know, I went to just look at different ideas. But it actually surprised me. I really thought when I was going to show up, I thought I was going to pop up to a shed. But this is ‸ awesome. I mean, look at the inside. I mean, this is absolutely crazy.
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We know we have a major issue right now with home prices going out the roof, $300,000
and
$400,000. This unit is $142,000. And they have some smaller units as well without garages or garage with a two-story, you know, different little things. ‸ But I just wanted to show, you know, the citizens as well that, you know, just because you hear tiny home is not, this is big time.
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So this is Miss Ada. And I'm glad, I am ‸ glad Miss Gibson is here. Miss Gibson was my angel this weekend. Miss Ada's son was killed in this particular part, maybe two or three years ago. And, you know, I would admit that I prejudged Miss Ada. I prejudged Miss Ada based on my vision and the community's outcry. I did not take the time to do what I was supposed to do, which is go speak to Miss Ada.
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of things. At first it wasn't all good at first.
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And I think this shows what Coco really is. Just what we just talked about. Some people harping on us about giving employees, you know, raises last year. We got a lot of flack behind it. But then now we see our employees giving back $15,000. We had residents see an issue.
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she immediately jumped into action. And
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Okay.
And because of one
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corner, I really, really appreciate you.
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‸ So I want to
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And also my beautiful mother. My mother today went and
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different things,
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So this is what Coco is. ‸ When people, ‸ you hear Coco and everybody looking all crazy because they think, because Coco is just crime written and all these different things. No. This is Coco. Coco are resilient people that stand up and help each other in
a
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‸ This is the reason why we have to be just good people.
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All the things you went through.
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It was a way to number one, you know, some people look
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they
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Right?
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88% of
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Okay? So let's kill all that rumors and all this stuff going on.
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Yeah, I know. I ‸ know. He don't want to play us either though. Yeah. But, but, but, so, so this is on the left. You don't know on the left hand side is, I don't know which way y'all
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These two great men, this ‸ shows what partnership is about. Um, plenty of times in Brevard County we always say no first. This is a say no county. We don't want to figure out anything because it's too hard. A lot of times we're too lazy to figure it out. But these two chiefs said, we're not going to say no to the event based on rumors or what they think is going to happen. We're going to come together as an organization and we're going to work out a plan. So I
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they stayed there for eight hours. A lot of times chiefs, they don't do this. And they weren't just standing around. They were walking around talking to people. I mean some of the roughest jokers you could think of was talking to police and happy they was there. So a lot of rumors are being spread around about a bad event. I'm telling you right now, this was an awesome event for the community. I want to dispel any kind of rumors that anything happened.
He
had one person get arrested because he was supposed to get arrested because he was driving a four wheeler through the neighborhood.
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all because ‸ the efforts
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So I really appreciate you, Chief Collier, for not saying no first. For saying let me figure it out.
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a plan. And if he don't get it in a week, it's going to be a no.
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‸ I appreciate you for holding him accountable. I just want to just let you know, seriously, like I know I'm not just saying this because it's just something good to say. I appreciate you for not saying no, because that's what we are used to here.
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So thank you, seriously. For real, I really, really seriously appreciate you.
Thank you.
Now you owe me lunch for that.
Cool.
All
right. So this was the crowd. Some people don't like hip hop. Some people love country. Some people love Indian music. Some people love gospel. Whatever you love, you love. But these people, these young people did a great job of whatever
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they might have had with somebody. They know number one, we had 19 to 20 police
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You know, that's the only thing we were saying when it was coming through the case.
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The officers, they have their attitudes and all that. Well, they got paid really good too, though. But so the promoter paid $14,000 for police officers. Okay. So that goes into the pockets of our officers who greatly need off-duty time.
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Not just because of salary, because of off-duty details. So we need events like this. So I just ‸ wanted to show this because, yes, some people want to come and talk down on it. Okay. And I'm not going to allow them to do
this
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every time I hear something negative,
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coming back with something positive. And that's all I have for the day.
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Yes.
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Yes, sir.
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Well, we're not going to let nobody try to tear anything down.
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Yes, sir.
All right.
You know it.
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‸ It's going to
be real hard to follow Mr. Goins there. So I want to thank the staff for all the hard work. And ‸ I know a few people that are at that concert. They had a great time. And I love music. I was working. That's my problem. I work too much now. Yeah, I'm retired.
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Wow.
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But
it
looks like everything's going the proper direction. We're working together. ‸ And that's what we need to do. And I love City of Cocoa.
Well,
I've been here all my life. My grandfather's life. My dad's life. My great grandfather. We've been here a while.
And
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And thank you very much to all the staff. You all do a lot of hard work. And a lot of people don't understand what it takes to run a city. And since I've been on this dais, I have learned what it takes to run this city. And walking in departments five years ago when there's a bunch of people. Now you walk in the departments, it's one or two. So we're down staffed and they're doing a remarkable job with that. Thank you very much.
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Just one thing, sir.
One
thing. Officer Cronin and along with
the code enforcement department, I just want to let
them know. And I know they listen to it. I didn't think this.
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They really listen to it. And they let me know that. They did a great job on [address] That is a major, major crime address. I know Chief knows Chief Lamb as well. You know it was a lot of Narcans used in that area. A lot of overdoses in that particular address.
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and code enforcement, the brother of that particular person didn't know what was going on. A lot of people was using that guy and I really appreciate the officer for taking their time to just shut it down. It was a call for ‸ from the community and officer Cronin and code enforcement really just, I mean, they zoned in on it. So I appreciate them as well. And also fire department for just coming through at times when I know it's crazy out there. So that's all I had.
Thank you. Yes.
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evening for trees and for housing. And, um, I feel like we're headed in the right direction on both. Um, as well as our parks, you know, the, I think we're going to see a lot of progress. Um, I am going to be hurrying back, try to get here for the Arbor Day celebration. And I just want to give you a sincere thank you, Samantha, for everything you've done in regard. That's going to be a great event. The word is really out there. And, um, and please pass that to Rachel as well.
And
that's all
I have to say.
Thank you.
‸ All right. All that positivity. I hate to be the one to bring that.
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It's necessary.
Just flip it around. We've decided as a council long ago that we were going to be proactive in this city and not reactive. So I got to do it, but I will hit you with some good news first. Um, I attended the tree planting ceremony at Bracco Pond.
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lot, um, for the surrounding citizens that we're going to keep investing in that park. We want people to enjoy and visit it. Um, that was one of many tree plantings to come. I hope. Uh,
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we planted out there,
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Um, yes, bring a bottle of water and give her something to drink. Yeah.
Big
old pond there.
Just
move it out. Yeah.
Well, don't get too close. Go ahead, man.
I'm sorry.
And, uh, secondly, I got it. I had a chance to take my kids out to Cocoa high and we got a chance to see some of the progress on the, uh, the new rubber track that's being implemented out there. And I just want to say that I'm, I'm so thankful for the people that, uh,
helped
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contribute to make that happen, including the city council. Um, me growing, going to school there, attending there, running track there.
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why weren't we able to host events at our school?
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at other schools and not being able to do it there. Now Cocoa high will be probably one of the destination spots in the county to run track. So I'm thankful for that. And again, uh, the piggy
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Everybody pitching in and as our mayor always says, having skin in the game.
So
now moving on to some of the, to the negative that we're going to fix and make a positive.
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That, uh, chief, I would love for you to check out. Um, for our attorney, we have, uh,
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um, pertaining to exterior property areas.
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uh, chief of police, but if you have overgrowth in your yard, uh, say for residents, that is a code violation, correct? You have over 12, 12, uh, inches. So does that same code pertain to our commercial, uh, properties in the area?
It
should.
Yeah.
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that to y'all attention, bring it to council's attention. Uh, I have faith that we can get that done. Um, using all the necessary means we have, um, next up, uh, district 2 and partial district 1. Now we have three streets.
that's
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a major major concern to me.
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North Carolina Avenue, North Georgia Avenue and Bristol Drive.
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Uh, the speeding, um, the reckless driving is going on in that area.
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getting speed humps in those areas.
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The problem is many of those residents there are rent. They rent. And, uh, I don't think the homeowners that own the properties care rather than not.
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So
what I would like to do with the council's permission, um, you know what?
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but I would like to make a motion to, uh, direct staff to, uh, to see where we can put on those three streets in a safe manner where it doesn't interrupt police, fire, uh, speed humps on those three streets. We have students that walk every day from school in that area. There's no sidewalks. Um, just tonight, as soon as council meeting started, I got a text message from someone on Georgia Avenue where a car ran off the road and hit a parked car in a yard.
And
months ago, a few months ago had the same issue and it's just starting to happen more frequent frequently in that area. It's just out of control.
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So if with council permission, I would like to direct staff to see on those three streets where we can, we can install. I wouldn't say permanent or
because
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I know there's gonna ‸ be construction in that area possibly soon. Uh, maybe speed humps that can be removed, uh, doing construction. Discussion.
I second that. Discussion. You know, if you do it
for one, you're gonna
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If you look at, if you look at some of the neighborhoods, some of the streets, Mitchell Street, they have speed humps that was put there. I know, in my opinion, being in that area for a long time, I know Mitchell doesn't have the speeding problems that those three streets see. Uh, I think we've done it in other areas as well.
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I think if we come to an issue where there's another neighborhood that need to be addressed, we should address it. But for a year now, I've been talking about this and it's only getting worse. And this is what my constituents keep coming. This is one of the main issues. Believe it or not, my constituents keep coming to me about.
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We have a motion on the floor. Let me let me do it right.
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Here's my concern.
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‸ They have been concerned about speed bumps. My concern is when you open it up. I mean, if there's more of a police presence, then that would suppress the high speed driving. And yes, we've all seen that. Now the question that they're going to ask you is do I forsake and put speed bumps? And when you get this emergency call that the vehicles have to slow down? Sometimes time is of the essence. That's that's and I'm just trying to make sure we get the ‸ fullest impact from it.
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find out a yes.
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your
concerns. So those are good concerns and I've actually looked into it for one on those streets. It shouldn't be high speed in the fire service. We don't speed at the max. We go 10 over if necessary. Those neighborhoods don't require us to speed at all to any emergency. Secondly, I drive fire trucks. I drive West Cocoa, Tucker Lane, all those areas. We have huge speed humps. Uh, and our trucks are minimally affected when responding because once again, we're not speeding in those neighborhoods. Um, we
tried a
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police presence. It was a temporary fix, very temporary.
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we see. I
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show you in the past four or six months. I got videos, cars running into the houses, cars running up, taking out fences in the yard, cars taking out trees. I can say I'm going to actually submit this to Council because I want you all to see this. This is in ‸ past six months. Today, just before we start this meeting, I got pictures on my phone of a car is almost total in the front.
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So,
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And
then I'm
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You know what I'm saying? So, that's my only question. I know your heart is right and it's different. I get it. But I'm saying, just give
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Go ahead.
Yeah,
I
was just going to say I came in today and spoke with Chief Collier. The first thing I had to speak with him about was the calls I got from Duke Way in regard to, you know, speeding over there. And as we know, it's now your area, Cocoa Hills, but Pine Ridge where Duke Way is lines up with that. And it's probably even the same people that are speeding. This has always been such a big issue. And I think if my concern is that I've had so many requests for speed humps that this whole city would be full of speed humps. On Michigan Avenue, we determined that we could not do the speed humps. And instead we did what was called, well, it's called traffic quieting. So we put a couple of stop signs in. We created pedestrian crosswalks, clearly painted pedestrian crosswalks and narrowed the streets. In that case, it was a wide street. So narrowed the streets with these little bike lanes, which I don't know how good they are, but they narrowed the streets and didn't slow down everyone, but slowed it down some that I'm not getting calls every week on it. You know, I want to support you and serving that community. But
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And the only one, I mean, you would have to come to a complete stop before you
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your car. I don't know. I'm hoping that someday some way or even now there are models of ways that you can slow down traffic without putting a speed bump on every street. I don't think we'll like the end result.
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Do they have sidewalks?
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sidewalk in that Pine Ridge area.
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Other than that, they're all without sidewalks.
Okay. All right.
And
then, um, ‸ my other thought was,
uh,
that's why I also mentioned to having the means to remove these speed humps if necessary. That's I saw a few models that can be removed if conditions do, uh, improve and those could be actually installed in other areas that may be
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Councilman Dowd.
Where I live off of Westminster, there are speed humps.
And they were irritating. You have to go real slow. And I had antique cars. It caused a little bit of misfit. But overall, it did slow down the traffic off of Westminster going to the back to James Road because it's a straight shot.
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is the same way. People are flying through
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So I say, if they're going to be portable, let's do the experiment there. Then look at
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other roads in the city. I don't want to see a bunch of speed humps, too, but
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complaints. It's not all my district now, but I still have half of it. And
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people flying by and oughta being doing 45, 50, 60 miles an hour because
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straight shot coming from the Aldi's, that little curve right there. And I think it'd be a good experiment if they're portable. And we got to look at this because my street does have speed humps and it goes right to James Road and they ‸ don't have the problem.
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That may be a way that ‸ we can experiment with them. I don't know what staff's recommendations or thoughts would be on something like this.
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All right. We have a motion on the floor.
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Madam Clerk, would you read the motion, please?
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Correct.
So,
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recommendation for staff to bring back to us, uh, okay.
Yeah.
On those three streets.
Okay. Okay.
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I just want you to be mindful. It's not that I'm against them. I'm just looking at once you do it for one, you're going to do it for ‸ all. Then you're going
to
have a city matched out with speed humps. Now, if you would say maybe the temporary one, and I know even, you know, the Chiefs, both of them, when
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to have a city matched out
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Word, carry equipment.
And if I go slow, think
about the lines that I may lose. Let's look at the flip side.
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Just going to call the question.
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We normally don't do this. Please speak with the city manager.
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agenda. You know what I'm saying? Because this is under reports. When you do reports, you try to get them, um, you
know what I'm saying?
You tell them the good things that you
accomplished
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in the community, or issues that you're dealing with, and what you are. But I'm saying if that was the case,
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I
will be named. Here's the reason why. I mean, I'm a supporter of him if it's temporary, but I really want some more guidance, some more information. All right. All right.
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All right. This is my last one. Um, Esquire Garganese. Yes, sir. In 45 words or less, can you give me the brief history of McFarland Park? Mr. Brunette met me at Sam's last night, too. That's where I love to shop. I mean shop at, and he asked me these questions just briefly.
Did you say 45 minutes or 45 seconds?
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Oh, 45 words.
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I
just wanted to clarify. McFarland Park is a private park that was platted roughly around 1920. Yeah. Somewhere along the line,
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and maintenance role for McFarland Park. It was brought to the city's attention about four years ago that the city likely does not own the park. We spent an enormous amount of time researching that issue. The park is a private park. The city council relinquished whatever rights they may have to McFarland Park, which were none other than a reserved prescriptive easement for drainage.
Thank you, sir.
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‸ Say hi. Hi.
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You
are.