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Chair ‸ like to call this regular meeting held
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We like to call this meeting to order. ‸ Invocation
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special introduction to the Pledge of Allegiance. We have a charming young lady here in the audience, and I'm not going to steal his thunder, but we would like to recognize this young lady as well. So would everyone please stay standing, secure your cell phones. Mr. Goins, would you lead
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Father God, thank you for the honor to be here another day. Thank you for another day of life, health, and strength. Lord bless us that we go ‸ through this meeting, that we make wise decisions that benefit the
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name we pray. Amen. Amen.
Amen.
Okay. All right. So we have a young lady ‸ inside of the chambers today that on all of our books and our finance books, we have a young lady always wonder, who is this child? Because
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It's a place where you can have fun.
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It's a place
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have a good time. So I went on social media, and I posted this picture, and I said, who is this child? And come to find out, it's a child that is close to me and my family, and ‸ she went to the same high school. And so sometimes
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social media is a bad thing. In this case, it was a great thing. So I'd like to introduce none other than Chloe Joy Childs to the podium.
All right.
Bring the family. Bring the family, please. Come on down. Bring the family.
My mother, Tiffany, and what was your husband's name?
Christopher.
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Thank you for the invitation.
So
whenever Joy is comfortable, let's go. Okay. You ready? One,
two, three. I pledge ‸ to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic
for which it stands,
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liberty, and justice for
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Hey,
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I won't hold it against you that your father is a family. You graduate as well.
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All right. Thank you all so much. It's such a pleasure to be here. Again, this is my Chloe joy. Yeah, we just, we love it here. I've been wanting to come and just be a part of these council meetings. So this was just the push and the invitation that I needed to come and hopefully be more involved and show Chloe what it means to be a part of the community and be a part of the government. So you'll be seeing more of us. Yeah. Thank you.
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But I also play the violin and I'm actually a part of a musical group called Savage Joy.
I
have another vocalist that performs with me. If anybody
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actually interviewed and did a performance on their webcast today. But we
perform
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all over Florida, really. So if you need a violinist, if you need somebody to play the national anthem or lift up your voice or anything, that's our specialty. So please be in contact.
Thank you. I appreciate it.
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Okay. Proceeding on to item number 1-4 roll call. Madam Clerk.
Yes, sir.
Seeing
that
you're going into surgery with your mask on. I know why I'm just teasing. Roll call, please, ma'am.
Mayor Blake.
Present, ma'am.
Deputy Mayor Hearn. Present.
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Present.
Council Member Goins. Here.
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And City Manager Witten.
Here.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, Madam City Clerk. Proceeding on to item number
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Motion to approve.
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Second with amendment. We have a second, ‸ okay. Okay. Well, let me hear what you said then. We'll see
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just a request like I've been kind of requesting before. Just moving reports forward to the beginning.
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Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it.
So you want to bring reports forward,
sir?
Yes,
ma'am. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
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a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor
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Second. Second by Councilman
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Chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And then nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Now, let me make sure I comprehend this correctly. Your reports will come after delegation. Prior to consent agenda.
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Sorry about
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Is that
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After delegations prior to consent agenda. So I would denote that in my paper.
All right.
Hear ye, hear ye. Citizens Academy graduation ceremony. Let's give the Citizens Academy graduates a round of applause, please. Happy days are here again.
I
want to say thank you all for your commitment and dedication to make our city a better place. I want to say it in your face so that you will understand how important you are to the human race. So thank you. This is Bonadio. ‸ Ma'am.
Thank you. Today we are recognizing our fifth class of the Academy, and we are thrilled with the success of this program.
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about the city and how they can become more involved with their local government. Participants of the Academy went through 10 different sessions that reviewed the various departments and processes here in the city of Cocoa. The first session taught participants the basics of local government and introduced them to their elected officials.
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learn all that goes on or goes into the city's finances. Next members were given an in-depth presentation and tour of the city's Dial Water treatment plant and the process of producing clean and safe drinking water. Then the community services department gave each member a view of the process involved with constructing and ‸ constructing a building in the city of Cocoa to include permitting, planning, housing, options, and more.
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staff and how they are deployed to fix the water system. That very same day, they had the opportunity to tour the cellars water reclamation facility and meet with staff there. Next, public works demonstrated some of the equipment used to make our city beautiful such as vac ‸ trucks, lawn mowers, electrical vehicles, street sweepers, and more. Next, members had the opportunity to visit the Cocoa Police Department. The Police Department's community outreach team gave a tour of the Police Department from the jail cells to the 911 operators area and participants even
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‸ Next, the Cocoa Fire Department took them through some exercises such as giving CPR and putting out a fire. They had a bit of fun on that one. Next, members of the Academy were given an overview of the Emergency Operations Center for our Emergency Management Director, Chief Lamb, and given a tour of the mobile command post that is deployed during emergency situations and special events. And finally, in the last session, participants learned more about citizens engagement in our community and how they can get more involved with their local government through volunteer opportunities. They also received a tour of leisure services facilities and all that goes into renting our facilities and hosting special events. It has been a pleasure to work with this very engaged and dedicated group of citizens and business owners to show them how great the community of Cocoa is and the services we offer our residents and business owners. Thank you and congratulations to each of you for taking the time to take this take this is make this a priority in completing this program. I would personally like to recognize each of you and give you these tokens to remind you of this program. We will call your names as you come on up. ‸ First up, Jackie Lewis.
Thank
you so much. Thank
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Next up, Dan Q.
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Come on down.
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Next up,
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did a great job in leading our group this year. She took it on and did fantastic. The second thing I want to mention is I just wanted to show everybody kind of what their gifts are that they got tonight because it's super important and a great way to recruit for future sessions. So each of the members of the, get this street sign with their name on it.
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And most importantly, I hope you guys proudly wear these t-shirts that will showcase that people can ask you about your city. So make sure you
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And now that you have been through the program, you should be able to answer all of the
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have classes.
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start back up again in the fall and we'll be promoting and pushing that information out. So stay tuned for more information.
And
now we want to get a
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you
get there. Yeah, yeah. Come on over this way.
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Come on. Join us in. Now don't make me call your name. Don't make me call your name. Come on in.
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Everybody. Come on. Get in where you can fit in.
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chief operating officer. On behalf of the great city of Cocoa, we talk about the ships,
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ships, little ships, but nothing like friendship, partnership. And you're participating in this, making us good citizenship. So that's what it's all about. So on all of our hearts, we want to say thank you very much for your commitment, because knowledge is power. And now you have the ability to disseminate accurate information throughout the city and the county. You're in the best place with the human race, and that is you all. Thank you. Let's give yourself a round of applause.
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All the information, you'll be surprised. A lot of citizens really don't know any day-to-day operations. So thank you guys for doing it.
I
really appreciate it.
And I was just going to say that this is, I think that this, the academy is really empowering, and it's your opportunity to really get in here and collaborate, because you probably know as much as a lot of us when we came into office.
Okay.
So we're looking forward to your participation. Leadership.
Okay. All right. Let's give them a round of applause.
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Before you depart, she needs a picture. But more so than anything else, I just want to say thank you. Thank you. Thank you. People walk around with disgruntled faces. And I'm seeing nothing but teeth and smiles. So give them one of yours so everyone could
be happy.
Thank
you very much.
Thank you.
All right. Where would you like for me to
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Okay. Are we ready? Ready?
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Two.
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Cheese.
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Team Coco. Team
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We did a proclamation to recognize the city clerk, the office of the professional municipal clerk, but I wanted to take this time before we read the proclamation into the minutes is to recognize our new assistant city clerk, Abby Bass.
All right.
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‸ We took from the state's attorney's office. So ‸ she comes to the city of Cocoa with
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wealth of knowledge already. And so now she's expanding into the municipal clerk profession. So anyway, so ‸ I'll go ahead and read the proclamation. Whereas ‸ the office of the professional municipal clerk, a time
honored and vital
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and community. Professional municipal clerks continually strive to improve the administration of the affairs of the office of the professional municipal clerk through participation in education programs, seminars, workshops, and ‸ the annual meetings of their state, provincial, county, and international professional organizations. So it is most appropriate that we recognize the accomplishments of the office of the professional municipal clerk. And on behalf of the city council and the mayor, Blake,
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clerks week. All right.
Good job. Good job. Good job.
Okay. Everybody take one step forward up and then tighten up. Yeah. Come on up. One step. I feel like my red light, green light
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Yeah. I'm telling you. Yes. ‸ You're right up here. Right up here. Right up here.
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Come on, Abby. That dynamic duo.
All right. Ready? One, two, three.
Cheese. All right. Let's give her a round. ‸ We're not completed yet. We're just warming up, sir. Yes, sir. That's right. Great job. Congratulations. Pizza party, huh?
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Oh, please.
Uh-oh.
Okay. Proceeding on to delegations. Be mindful. You have three minutes or 180 seconds to expound on your particular item. And first
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Dennis.
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Before I speak on my issue tonight, I would like to personally thank the city manager for his professional conduct on how he handled a complaint I filed against a city employee,
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So tonight I want to speak on term limits. City Hall should not be a retirement home. Two terms, then move on. So younger and better ideas ‸ can move this city forward. So voters next election, let's get a new crew, a compassionate crew who will build homeless shelters, or homeless camps. One question is on the mind of a lot of voters.
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If not, why not? We civil rights activists see fines, jail time as cruel and unusual punishment, and we thank God for the United States Supreme Court for the ruling they made yesterday. A violation of the Eighth Amendment is cruel and unusual punishment. When you want to arrest or find people that don't have nowhere to go, and the city is not providing people nowhere to go. Politicians who have no plan to end the homeless crisis should not be holding office,
especially
term after term after term. The silence of those in position of power speaks volumes. This city needs to have compassion over punishment.
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Being homeless is not a crime. No human being should be jailed or harassed for the meal act or trying to survive a safe night's sleep. Rather than entrenching the cycle of homelessness and marginalizing through incarceration and
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the city leaders need to build shelters, tent cities. ‸ Thank God that there is some affordable
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I
was over there today. And get the homeless mental health services and possibly jobs. I'm not impressed with the action of this administration that's taking the time on doing something for the homeless.
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speak to you all briefly today.
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There is something that's concerning in the city of Cocoa that's developing, that's been affecting other cities, that the commercial property group is becoming more concerned about it. And this is in reference to ADA requirements. Now, when a business opens, you have to get approval, as ‸ everyone knows, fire department, building department. ‸ All the things need to be checked, double-checked, make sure that everything is in order for any business. Handicap access, handicapped bathrooms, things like that. If they're not done properly, then you're given an opportunity to correct it. If you don't correct it, you start getting penalized.
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any location all over the United States. Recently, several people were notified with a lawsuit that are already in business, have been in business for years, had gotten all the approvals, but were not given an opportunity to correct if there's questions that is brought up through the ADA requirements. Instead of being given the opportunity to correct them, you are receiving a lawsuit. And then you're given, after the lawsuit, a certain time period to make the corrections. After the lawsuit, not before. Were you given the opportunity to correct it before the lawsuit? No. This has been done now in Sanford. They were ‸ on TV.
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more so, about it. And they're wanting to get together as a group to have this looked into. One step I took was to make a request for an
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position that he's in is, I think, important ‸ that this needs to be looked into more seriously. Just picture, if you need to settle out of court for a lawsuit, even if it's $5,000 or $6,000 settlement fee, not the cost of making the corrections, it could cause a business to close.
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I've already contacted the mayor about it. And ‸ I'd like to see if this can be pursued and to get everyone on the council support. And that includes the mayor as well. Thank you so much.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Okay. Do we have Mrs. Singer, ma'am? Do we have any more cards?
Yes, sir.
Thank you kindly, ma'am. This concludes this portion of delegations. And we will have a motion for consent agenda item, and then we will go into reports. Is that correct? Yes, sir. Motion approved. We have a motion
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Second.
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She's going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. And then nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Okay. Proceeding on to reports. Mr. Beach, sir. May we have your clicker?
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I'm calling since he brought this forward. And then we go to district number four.
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Jack, are you doing the road closure? I can do it. Okay. Go ahead.
Yes, sir. Yeah, just one announcement.
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the intersection of James Road and Friday Road will be temporarily closed for construction.
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They need to also do some work on the shoulders and such local traffic. There's just a few houses along in that area. So it's just local traffic only. But the, uh, information will be up on the website.
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That's all.
And Mrs. Singer.
Uh, yes, sir. Thank you. I wanted to, um, announce the, uh,
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Um, and once again, we have, um, taken first place with the most trash collected with 16,474 pounds. So that's the most in Brevard County.
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193 volunteers, uh, join us for that event. So pretty amazing. I want to thank our leisure services team. Nadasha, uh, headed that event up. She did a phenomenal job and all of our team at leisure services worked really hard for that event every year and results show. So let's
give them a round of applause. They're in power
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And, um, we'll be back. We'll let you know once we have, um, confirmation from KBB. We, they do make a donation to one of our nonprofits.
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Yes, I believe we, well, we were about, I think the same number we had last year, maybe a little bit less.
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Yes.
So, so. But we have
first place in the amount of trash.
That's
why I'm saying we
did more with less. Yep. We
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more with less. That goes to show you when you have the initiative, you can and you will be successful. Thank you.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Just two other things there. Um,
council
members, um, the mayor and I attended the Brevard County Commission meeting this morning where they were, um, approving the parks maintenance and operations, uh, agreement. Uh,
the
one that they had previously presented to us. And so, uh, what they approved that today's meeting was, um, direction to staff to present to the council, this council, that agreement. Um,
remember
in the workshop, I went over all
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concerns with that agreement, um, to present that, to have that, uh, effective in October 1. Uh,
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um, they will send us a notice that they are, uh, no longer going to maintain the district parks. And so, uh, we have until July to accept that agreement
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uh, they, uh, effective October 1 will no longer maintain the district parks there. So I'll be bringing you, uh, that item at, um, at a subsequent, um, council meeting. Um, second item is on tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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assist in, uh, design and construction of that station.
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Thank you very much, Mr. City Manager.
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just a question. And see how you feel about this. Instead of us having that conversation about the contract at a next, at a council meeting, don't we have a, um, another meeting that
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going to meet together before
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in May?
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particular contract that we, that we may not. I don't know if the contract could be negotiated line item per line item. Um, or are they just saying, Hey, you know, you must take this contract or leave it?
This,
this was really a, uh, a take it as presented. Um, that draft that was previously presented. And so my understanding is, this is a take it or leave it. Now, I don't know if, you know, obviously if we're going to get there before July, we'd probably need more than one, one bite at the apple.
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I don't know that if we don't present them with some changes, some modifications that they may accept those.
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county commission has approved. Um, you need to either accept that or again, uh, they'll no longer maintain the district parks. Um, effective October one. Remember that
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parks, they, they did this morning. It was there at, uh, 1.6 in terms of the annual expenditure and what's
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is 500,000. And so, um, and their estimation, they put in a 1.1 more than they're actually getting out of, uh, the residents of the city of the
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Okay.
That's all I have. Thank you.
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‸ into law pertaining to the Indian river lagoon. Um, I know we haven't gotten all the details yet, but are you at Liberty to talk about that?
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Yeah, we haven't gotten any details on that. I saw
that
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I saw the, the, uh, the news reports have read the articles. I don't know if that's, I don't know what projects are included in this year's, uh, allocation.
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is in there for
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Right. And that we meaning myself and reached out to our state representative to as well.
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Item mayor.
If
you recall, ‸ the last city council meeting. The city council, um, authorized the filing of, um, annexation consent forms with the city of Orlando.
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If you recall, the agenda item stated that the city council could reconsider those consent items, um, based on finalizing an annexation agreement by this meeting. Uh, we need more time to try to complete that agreement. We were unable to, uh, reach final terms on that prior to the council's meeting. So I'm asking the council just to extend additional time to complete the annexation no later than, uh, any annexation agreement no later than second. Uh, reading of the annexation ordinance by the city of Orlando.
Thank you, sir.
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We got, I got a soap move on the left hand side.
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Councilwoman. Costs. Okay. ‸ Motion on the floor by deputy mayor
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Chairs gonna call the question.
All
in favor to sing.
Aye.
Thank you, council.
I said unanimous. Let me just let that state for the record. Okay. Is that s.
Yep. That's it for the city attorney's office at the time.
‸ Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. ‸ Mr. Beach, sir, we have councilman going going first since he made the motion and then we will go
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And then we will go to district number
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Yeah. So the reason why I like I try to lobby to do a
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first is because sometimes we have a pack house and then four hours later, everybody is gone and we're talking to directors and they're like they're ready to leave. And so that's the only reason why I like to do it first. I think we all from staff and or council do a lot of positive things inside of the community. And
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That's just my ‸ thing.
so
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we had a ‸ community fitness day this past Saturday.
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came together and planned a community fitness day. It kind of going in the wrong order. So let me go back. All right. So this is a Bracco Pond, which is
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And it's a few, there's our children playing inside the flowers.
Sorry about that.
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and so we, we had a good group of individuals come out of this. ‸ Really? Not all the people that
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dancing and mobility for a lot of the seniors.
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as well. And also Mr. Robert Brothers, which is a boxer out of Titusville, was teaching everyone how to stretch, how to move. And so it was just a great day because I know me personally had a long week last week. And so Saturday was a great day for the community to come out. This was in Daytona Beach.
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They also stayed the whole weekend.
‸ So
shout out to Mr. and Mr. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Cole for organizing these events for the children. Because sometimes they don't even,
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was younger. And so it was a great thing ‸ for them to see a university that was so close to them. Mr. Cole is on the left. Mr. Jordan is on the right. Mr. Cole's son is in the middle. ‸ He is a senior at Florida A&M University. So he really hated to be in Daytona at that time. But these are all good men coming together for the children in the community.
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Let me go back.
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This is an employee for the city, Miss
Morgan.
I forgot his name. But I don't want to put you on the spot either. So he did a phenomenal job of being punctual, of being professional Saturday. And thank you for allowing this to happen. You and the utilities department made this happen. So we didn't have we don't have any electrical outlets at Bracco Pond or restrooms for that matter. And so
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We have a community event. They stepped up and helped out by allowing us to use the socket so we can get some music and get us. So we get our bodies moving. So appreciate him for all his hard work.
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And but but again, seriously, he this is a Saturday. ‸ I'm pretty sure he got paid.
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know, he won't volunteer. But but but but he was there Saturday morning and he was there. He's
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He was there 845. And so ‸ I really seriously, I I really appreciate anyone who works hard for the city to make sure things happen. So thank you all for making that happen. And this is a picture of sometimes
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It's always a competition between our athletes. But the two that you see to your left, my
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in the middle and the other young lady, which is in Coco High School. They are my
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number four in the state of Florida. She is number 15 in the nation.
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She is number 10 in the state of Florida. She's number 35 in the nation. And so sometimes we go through this battle. But
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in Brevard County, we have some phenomenal athletes inside of this small so-called small place.
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I wanted to show this again because I know I have my
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But in reality, these athletes are the next mayor, the next lawyers, the next governors and presidents. And so I just really wanted to
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that. It's really to show seriously that
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them.
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We have some great people
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We cannot allow sometimes bad situations overtake some of the good things that we have in our community. So and that's it. Thank you.
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So, yes, sir.
Okay. District four. The academic district.
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Look at all those white spots though. Those are, just so you know, those are unincorporated areas. The real challenge being up here for ‸ all of us is that we're trying to improve the image or we're trying to improve our area. Nobody driving down
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that half of that is unincorporated and we have no control whatsoever. That's true. It's a big challenge. And I'm excited about the train station because I think that may be giving us the impetus. Maybe not in my term, but in my lifetime. So this was the second most fun I've had since being on council. The first
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when we went to Carnegie Hall. We took the kids to Carnegie Hall. But this was with, uh, Matt. Let me get the names right. Dennis Madsen, who is up there.
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Oh, you saw it? Okay,
there it is. Okay.
Dennis Madsen. He is the Coco High School science coach. He's also over the honors program. And so for the last couple of years, he's got the funding from Lockheed Martin to take 30 kids out on a kayaking trip. We went to Manatee Cove. We saw no less than three dozen manatees. It was incredible. And I think what was, I think the most valuable piece of this for me is that here you have 30 kids, many of which live within two miles of the Indian River Lagoon, but have never been out and experienced the water. So that, and I want to recognize Mr. Sandals, who is a marine science teacher, and, you know, he's bringing a better understanding of the Indian River Lagoon, ‸ this big natural resource that we live next to. And also there's Mr. Mitchell.
Yep.
Now we were just talking about
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students. Many of these kids are not only on the football team, but they're
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students. And what was explained to me is where now we have a lot of schools of choice. Well, there are parents that make COCO their school of choice because their child can excel academically and athletically.
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it's a bone. That was a manatee bone. So we were at the part of ‸ the area where a lot of manatees have evidently died. So. And on my bike ride this week, I just happened to run into some of COCO's finest. They were down at Riverfront Park and they were dressed in their best. They had white gloves on. And you see they looked very clean and sharp.
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Was this for their state certification?
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Okay.
So they were being interviewed and checked out and all the equipment was out there, including the boat, which, you know, we've talked about in my budget requests that we have the potential to get a grant from fine that would pay for, well, match, um, monies for a boat.
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So when you need to get a bunch of people out in the water or at least more than one or two, you kind of don't have many options.
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He is the Dean of the workforce programs at Eastern Florida State College and Dr.
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who is the Dean of the STEM program there. They had never been to the Brevard Museum of Science and Natural History. They had no idea what we had over there. They
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were really interested in that.
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right? So they're going to go back and see what we can do about getting that gate open so people can walk all the way around the lake.
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Museum, free. Yes, free. Only in Cocoa. What a value. I attended the Orchid Lakes. It was a benefit for Orchid Lakes at breakfast.
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were there to support
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for homeless. Now, one of the things that,
um,
well, ‸ new term I was introduced to was the shredded safety net, which is the way Brevard County's, uh, system was described. And it's really what housing for homeless is trying to, the challenge they're trying to meet. And so they're rebranding themselves housing for homeless, supportive housing, because their housing provides services. So it's not enough just to provide roofs over people's heads, but you have to teach them budgeting, have to teach them how to manage that property. And, um, those are all the services that they bring to bear. So I also got to visit Orchid Lakes, which I'm just so impressed with. I just, I'm not going to talk about the, uh, the structures that are going up on US 1, but these, so I'll do those. They're just architecturally interesting. And, um, for example, and, and they also have features.
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mullions and the windows, it just makes it more interesting to look at. This is at Michigan and Clear Lake.
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So they have 90 units. Um, I got to go visit, even see where, um, Miriam's office is going to be. But I'm just really impressed. Um, for example, architectural features like that, people don't realize that it makes a difference. You may not think about it when you look at that building, but those little things really make a difference in how interesting and attractive and welcoming it is. On Thursday, um, I've been working with a group that is trying to make Brevard County a little more bicycle friendly, bring ‸ some resources to bear.
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Um, everyone is welcome to attend. Robert Bardo, the coordinator of the East Coast Gate Greenway, will be, um, talking about their plans as well as Sarah Crom from the Space Coast TPO. This, there's potential here talking about putting a referendum on the ‸ 2026 ballot to increase resources for bike trails and then in the greenway.
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enrichment and entertainment.
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These are, uh, Coco citizens that were, um, participating in their orchestra or still are, and they've put together a little quartet. So, um,
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Oh, ‸ yes you do. What? You know where you go. ‸ You tell lies that fiery lake.
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Come on. Don't let
it. Okay. That's ‸ it.
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That's all. We're going to get to you right next to him. Okay. Go ahead. Sure. Sure.
All right. Well,
uh,
greetings from district three. So, uh, ‸ turn a lot of dirt in district three right now. So this is over at, uh, Adamson Creek. So that's, uh, about 30 new homes for some new cocoa residents that are, that we're starting with. Uh, the one thing that I, I, I'm appreciative for is, uh, at our last council meeting, there's an intersection or entrance right for that neighborhood. And so we talked about from, uh, uh, just making sure that folks are stopping at that stop sign. So not just running through it. And so, and so, uh, thanks to PD, uh, for your help with that and just making sure to keep that neighborhood safe. Uh, additionally, uh, I am asking that if,
um,
just from, you know, how, how are we getting rid of that debris? Uh,
you know,
yeah. So if I can get, please.
Mr.
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So I met with, um, the construction company today, the actual guy that owns, uh, the land clearing business, Mr. Ludlam. Uh,
and,
uh, I met him out on site at nine o'clock this morning. They will be doing no burning of any debris. In fact, uh, he's got a tub grinder coming in this week. All the product on site will be mulched and grind, grunt ground and then used on site for fill around the flower bed, stuff like that.
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to make sure that they had not pulled a burn permit through them also. And they have no permit either.
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They're not going to be doing any kind of burning on site whatsoever. So it'll be clean recyclables.
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that. And from, from a citizen standpoint, you got those big burn pits where you're getting rid of it and you got asthma. Uh, that's, that's hard for a neighborhood. So,
uh,
appreciate that and appreciate your due diligence on that chief. Thank you very much. So look forward to the new residents who'll be living there.
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that it is great for all the things we're doing. And we got junior Rios over there and I am more proud of this volleyball net than almost ‸ anything else that we are doing. So I, I really, I appreciate the work, uh, from staff to help coordinate with the county, uh, on just maintenance of that park.
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won't see this, uh, with the family, but there's a family out there playing tennis. Uh, ‸ gentleman offered to, to do some pressure washing to help us out over there. Uh, courtesy of himself. And I said, well, you know what, how about we just
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Sid if we can help out with that. Uh, and so, because his son was out there on the tennis court and, you know, he gets worried about him slipping and falling with some of the boldness out there. So,
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issues that are being brought, uh, you know, within, within a reasonable amount of time they're getting addressed. So I, I really do.
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side, got rid of some bad stuff that was up there. Uh, we, we got a awesome nets. Now you can play. I think the courts are coming up. So just, I, I really appreciate, uh, that, uh, this is out at Friday road.
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uh, which means that whatever flooding concerns, whatever the, the, that may be out there, I have full faith and confidence that the infrastructure necessary to manage the development of the area is well thought out, well planned and furthermore is being implemented as it said it would be. So thank you for that. Uh, and I, and I really do appreciate that. That's even some of it getting dug out. So thanks. Uh, thanks to our staff. Additionally, just a couple extra pieces. Uh, uh, so the, uh, with new residents and with, uh, our residents that exist, one of the things that we brought up or I had mentioned was
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Uh, and
so for district three, uh, you know, you might find yourself a Saturn and it's not,
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Uh, you know, maybe endeavor, uh, as well. Uh, ‸ we collectively city manager. Thank you for, for capturing the essence of, I think the intent of having somebody come to speak to us about ultimately what, what, what the status of our schools and most importantly, not what it is today. But what can we expect for
improvement?
Uh, just
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the governor signed into, uh, law that the cities now have the ability to petition, uh, for a school for school of choice. Uh,
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my hope is that the plan to get out of a D followed by D.
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How many more years will we allow that to continue? And so up until this point, we haven't had that option. I just share with you.
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but I'm just saying it's an available option for this council. So that's two D's. I asked our representative for our district. I've gotten no response twice. So for member Trent, I am hoping my email got lost, but
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willing to discuss the turnaround plan that we can combine to work towards. I hope that that is a priority and that we are a priority because our kids and families deserve better. It's very hard to
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And the first thing you say is, well, we got these back to back for our school system.
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member right for at least a willingness to respond. So I won't speak as a body. That would be inappropriate to sit down.
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Yeah. And, and, and so Mr. Mayor and council members, the superintendent did respond to the letter. I gave you all a copy of the request. Uh, and so he said two options.
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‸ the grades are in, which would be July. Um, or he can come before the grades are in, which he has a busy schedule in May, but he could probably make it in June. Remember you guys just have the one meeting in June.
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one
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until the grades are in and come in July or come before the grades are in and potentially come at that meeting you have in June.
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I would think after.
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Post grades. Yes. You want a consensus? Have you? Okay. You got it. You good?
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Thank you. Council. Uh, additionally, um,
uh,
residents of district three like to go downtown. ‸ So that there is outside the district, but, uh, one of the concerns that was raised with some, some noise ordinances or so on and so on. Uh, ultimately by. No noise concerns from a few establishments. Uh, that being said, those concerns, if they are. Relegated to only a few businesses. The question then becomes is it the business
operator?
Is the ordinance bad? Is it whatever the case may be as a council? I ‸ would welcome taking a look at. What our intent is from that. So what are we trying to achieve? And so on and so on. Uh, specifically. If there is, if it's as simple as, Hey, look,
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how does that fit with what we're trying to achieve
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but we also want to walkable area where you can go enjoy yourself.
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have for our noise ordinance would be the, uh, if it is an enforcement action. What is the liability to a property owner for a tenant that is noncompliant? In the same way we look at code enforcement, sometimes for rental properties. And then also what would be the, the concern for the actual person who's doing it? So from a policy, I would be open to revisiting that at a different time.
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Kava, uh, in proximity to churches. Um, I, I'm hoping unknowingly, but I think that we have a, a, a business that's getting ready to go where that is one of the things that they're going to advertise is selling or they've advertised, but it is in proximity to a church. So that being said,
I
just, I, I think I spoke with city manager about that, but just so you know, from an ordinance standpoint, that was something that we just did. So however we're communicating that, my hope is just to make sure that that is, uh, heard. Yeah. Uh, it's off provide that this, I think city manager can clean this up on that.
‸ Maybe a different time.
So, and then the last part is thank you. ‸ The last part is I had a beautiful picture of this Turkey, uh, all, all fluffed out. And as a friendly reminder, uh, the spring is here, which means our animals in district three are all over the place. Uh, our turkeys are wild and that's more than you get in a cocktail. Uh, and so they, they, they're running around on the street. You've got sandhill cranes, you've got gators.
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road, please be careful because you know, you'll run one over. You'll run one over.
It
kills our wildlife.
It
kills your car. Uh, and equally, you know, we still got folks riding out horses, you know, down, down our roads and part of Coco. So just do me a favor. Be mindful on those home stretches.
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the one item was the school board item and then the second item and I apologize for forgetting this
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were going through a re accreditation process in the police department. And again, in spite of what you hear about the police department, we were successful in our re accreditation, not only successful for beginning re accredited, but successful in the accreditation as an excelsior agency. And I'm going to let the chief explain to you what that is. We'll go over in June and actually receive that, uh, that award June 17th through the 21st in Orlando is where we will receive that. And so I'll let chief call you tell you what an excelsior agency is.
Yes. Thank you.
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So what an excelsior award means is that the agency has been accredited, uh, five times, uh, without any stipulations. And so that's huge fights because we'll want a few police departments in this area to get down a Celsius award.
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making. Um, but when you look at the accreditation standards, it's optional agencies does not have to participate in that. But if you want to be operating at the highest level and being that premier agency, uh, is, which is what we are, you want to be in line with those high standards. So this is about 260, 50 standards. And, uh,
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And so we were successful in that. The men and women of that police department, they were all engaged and involved. Um, they really bind into what we're doing here in the police department and they really showed themselves well, uh, because they did a lot of interviews, ‸ a lot of, uh, officers and, uh, civilian personnel just to make sure that they understand exactly what we do as a police department. And so that's a huge thing. So we get the official award, uh, in June and, uh, we'll make sure we'll bring that here and we can show that on the nice camera up there. But, uh, it's huge for the police department.
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that assisted it, uh, HR and, uh, everyone who assisted in, in, uh, in, uh, getting us through that process.
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of reports is, is that I think we are literally three vacancies away in the, in the police department. And our chief lamb, are you three vacancies away?
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We
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We're full. The two vacancies we have are saved for our two high school
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So we have no vacancies at this time.
And so ‸ I think you could, you, you all can pat yourselves on the back for that because, you know, a lot of effort, uh, from this council. And so again, just so proud, uh, of, uh, both those agencies and, and, and remember the, the turmoil, turmoil that we, uh, we've gone ‸ through and that we go through. ‸ And so again, uh, we're making progress every day and again, proud of both chief Collier and chief lamb and the members of both of those departments.
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Okay. So kudos, kudos to you, to miss city manager and city attorney team.
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Won't stop. Can't quit. Deputy.
All right.
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What should I say? The heartbeat of Coco.
So
I'm going to further elaborate on the, uh, Coco community fitness day. Um, I got a few pictures to share as ‸ well. Uh, as you see, I'm wearing my citizen Academy shirt. I try to advertise that as much as possible. Great program. Um, so
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on this event, um, one of the main purpose was we wanted to get people in
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community to, uh, get out and actually, uh, for one, getting, you know, uh, take their fitness, uh, more serious as well as, uh, see all the beautiful, uh, green spaces. We have within, uh, Coco.
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all the people that attended, but, uh, ‸ majority of
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people didn't even realize this park existed and, uh, they were so shocked. Um, amazed by some of the things, the improvements we've done to this park over the years. Um, I was able to, you know, get ideas from them, some things they would like to see out there, but everybody had a good time. Um, we got a really good workout for sure. I felt that. And, um,
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the consensus from the community, they want this, this event to continue to go on. And, um, hopefully it's something that the city can further collaborate on and get more community partners in on it because,
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to attend, uh, would like to attend in the future. So, uh, that was a great thing for Coco. We have people from all ages, different races, uh, seniors. As you can see, we had the kids there. Everybody enjoyed it. Um, and I was able, I think we also, uh, allowed to learn, uh, what this park is, what the original design of this park is for, as far as our storm water and how it works. So, um, great event. Um, I'll show you some pictures. So they're going to kids again. It's the
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They really, everybody enjoyed themselves. Um, there's some pictures of us moving around. I don't know if you
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I caught him out there a few times getting into his groove. Uh, but as you can see, you know, everyone really enjoyed themselves. Um, a lot of community partners came out, um, gave out some things that they offer from their agencies.
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Uh, she deals a lot with, uh, mental health. Uh, so she gave out a lot of great information. If you see in the
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them. Um, so that was really good. Uh, and everyone got
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Uh, so another picture of us all together at the end.
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We like to walk the district as much as we can and just get out and see what's going on in
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district. Um, this is something I came across. I really didn't know if this was a pothole of if it was a previous construction, uh, project that was in the works.
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let's see. Oh, I'll get to the picture. And that's what I came back to. Uh, quick response. As I always stayed, I love to give you praise when it's due and as well as our, uh, as well as our workers. You guys do an amazing job. Um, uh, so that was corrected. Um, I'll go back.
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And, uh, there was some collaboration going there. So there was a team effort, right? So I, I thank you all for that. Uh, so this is us on our, you know, we try to do this every weekend, walk the district, me and the kids. Um, try to see what's going on and I bring those concerns to the city manager and, and I always get a quick response. So I appreciate that city manager. Um, let's see. We were invited to the grand opening, uh, a few council meetings ago. The owner actually showed up here and it gave us an invite to his grand opening. And this is a
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And they have ice cream that I didn't even know exists. The kids enjoyed it. And I love that they have this set up inside that, uh, people
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visit the village can come in and take a picture. Um, I would love to see more of these around the village. Hopefully we can get the business owners to buy in on that. Um, I had a great time there and I wish that business, uh, much success. Make sure I didn't miss anything.
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in the city of Cocoa and, um, I'm looking forward to, uh, this being a productive year for us. So.
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great job to you all, all four districts. Let's give
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my turn. Unfortunately, I always go last, but because of
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Team effort, sir. Team effort. Um, this Saturday, uh, we had the opportunity to
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and Harriet V. Moore, a dedication to the Memorial Park and Culture Center. We celebrated 20 years, two decades. We had some, um, ‸ the various original individuals there from Leon Russell to
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I know you do recognize as well. Um, also to,
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former commissioner Chuck
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Myself and Roderick, um, Lawson, a former schoolteacher. He is a former schoolteacher, but an administrator now. This is Senator Tony Hill. Even though his district is involved in Jacksonville, he's a former senator, but he always participated in the development, uh, for the center for the Moores family.
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Uh, Mr. Pagan. Um, he did a phenomenal job. Spoke highly, very influential, um, to see the legacy there at the facility. Uh, matter of fact, the young man, you know, he teared up, man. Which is, it's about his family and the struggles that they endured.
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the days of segregation, we're riding off the
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Uh, this is Mr. Leon Russell. ‸ He was actively involved here at the center. You can see a beautiful facility, edifice. Well attended. Matter of fact, thank God the fire chief was not there because we were jam-packed now. I know how sardines feel. This is the group that was actively involved. Mrs. Faison, Mrs. Baker, and Mr.
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Whitfield. They did an interview with me there. This second group here is the Tour de Force. Will the cyclists come in support of fallen officers? Uh, the police department was actively involved. As you can see, um, you can multiply this photo op right here.
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And the stopping point was from Miami to Daytona Beach. But we stopped in the great city of Cocoa, beautiful downtown Cocoa Village.
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Police officer Fuller was there. People lining up with some great food. You can see the sweats, the tights. Uh, myself, these are the ladies that made it happen. They prepared the food for us. This is the working crew that made it happen. And we're very proud of them. I think this, they've been doing this a multitude of years. And as you can see, good evening. Um, um, the
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Thank you, sir. Gabe was also involved with the lady to our left, Mrs. Tabor.
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uh, saved a gentleman's life at the airport that was having a, a, a medical issue. And they were Johnny on the spot, hundreds of miles away from home and still performing at a level that's impeccable. So, kudos again to the CPD. I'm sure the police, uh,
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fire department taught them a thing or two about rescue too as well because teamwork is dream work. Uh, these are the ladies here that they were involved with
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tour of day force. This is the workers here. Yes, ma'am. Oh, oh, a Coca High School graduate. Uh, they had an event at Houses and Services at the library three weeks ago where they were involved,
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public library. Um, everyone acted accordingly. One of my former students, I'm happy to see being a productive citizen, working diligently at the ‸ library. I'm very proud of him. He's come
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heart go
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I mean, of 80 years, four scores.
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four scores. The Bible tells ‸ you get three scores of 10, which is 70. But if you do four scores, um, you can get to 80. The thing is to live a good and enriched life, God fearing life. So I had a great time there celebrating her birthday.
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area at, uh, Women Rock. Uh, this is one of the finalists. She won it. She was sitting at my table and I was very proud of her. Uh, the young lady that's a finalist right here to the,
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and did a phenomenal job here. Um, you definitely stood at allegiance to support VIA, one of the many, uh, space industries in our city and our community, and they actively participate in, um, events for the community.
Here we are. We're tanning our bones in the Florida ‸ sun. They started the garden at
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As you can see, everyone is working. Great job here.
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Um, Ms. Gambina was one of the finalists too, as well. So we're celebrating this event.
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She was the MC for the event, Women Rock. Uh, she's with We Adventure. You should be familiar with her at Council McGowan's. Um, as you can see, these are the ladies right here, home grown, right here, the hot chocolate
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came to support one another.
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You can see the panelists there. Mrs. Donner, she was, uh, there.
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Did a phenomenal job. Part of the overall success for this facility. And that concludes my portion of reports. And we did think outside of the box this time. And now we will proceed forward to public hearings.
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the second and final reading of updating chapter 20 traffic article three stopping standing and parking division to vehicle empowerment of the city code. Um, this is at the riverfront park and we've been proactive instead of reactive. We're staying ahead of the curve.
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council, ‸ the city
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providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code severability and an effective date.
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Also a public hearing item. There haven't been any changes since first reading.
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Please come forward to state your name and you may have three minutes to elaborate on your concerns pertaining to this particular ordinance. Going once, going twice. Chair like to close this portion to the public return of the council. Chair like to make a motion to approve the ordinance amending chapter 20 traffic article three, stoply standing and parking division to vehicle empowerment. Second. We have a second on the floor by councilwoman calls. Chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
In a's,
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have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number two, six dash two. This is the request to postpone the consideration for approval of the final subdivision.
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consistent with chapter 18 subdivision and appendix a zoning of the city code for the lakes at Cocoa Grove. And we're asking for postponement of this particular item.
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Um, I think staff can correct me if I'm wrong. I think we're the staffs asking for postponement until, uh, the May was 14th.
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Okay. All right. But I still have to open it to the public, sir. Is that proper protocol or may I just take it from the desk and move on?
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of a postponement, ‸ not on the substance of the request.
Okay. Do
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council open to the public. Please come forward and state your name and your concerns pertaining to the postponement of this particular agenda item. Going once, going twice. Chair letting it close it to the public and return to the council. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on
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going to call the question.
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Aye.
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Final item, number three under public hearing. Approved on the second and final reading of an ordinance
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Bridge Municipal Service taxing
unit
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city of Cocoa
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And I would turn it over to Esquire Garganese.
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city of Cocoa,
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of Cocoa code of ordinances authorizing the inclusion of certain property located within the city in the district one road and bridge municipal service taxing
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of the property within the city of Cocoa authorized for inclusion.
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said unit providing for the repeal ‸ prior
inconsistent
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ordinances and resolution severability and an effective date. This is the second and final reading also a public hearing item as you know, noted mayor. This is a requirement pursuant to an interlocal agreement approved by the city and the county as well as the settlement agreement involving the subject property and the property
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property. Mayor.
Thank you very much.
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to council open to the public. Please come forward and state your name for us, please. Going once. Going twice.
sure
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like to close this portion to the public and return to the council. Chair like to make a motion to approve. Staff recommendation.
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Second by Deputy Mayor Hearn. Chair is going to call the question. All in favor of saying aye. Aye. Aye. And ayes? Ayes have it unanimously. I do have one card here on the item number 7-1 for council business. Approve the current code enforcement lane for the property located at 215 Riverside Drive.
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Let me get my notes together first. And, uh, okay. Um, this particular item. Mr. Gonzalez, give me a minute. I will let you expound. Yes, sir. Would you bring us up to date about this particular item here?
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at which point staff presented evidence and testimony of the violations.
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on a repeat violation was issued with the fines beginning July
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2023 until compliance was met on December
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2023, and ran at $500 per day.
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properties LLC and property ownership has not changed throughout the life of the case all correspondence was sent to 3133 Corrin Drive Orlando Florida and [address] Maitland Florida and posted to the property in violation at 215 Riverside Drive in accordance with state statute
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The
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The current market
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according to the Brevard County property appraiser the property owner requested the lien be reduced to
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I'm
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number again for me mr.
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the
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approximately five months on March 21st 2024
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is present
okay do we have any questions for mr.
Gonzalez?
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So the the first was
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by staff?
17,
sir. Do you recall on the first? Not really, not per ‸ this, uh not per this enforcement, but
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What was the total amount of reduction from the first
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time, sir, the uh
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to
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or do you recall how many visits were done on the first, uh not to this case, but to the previous uh instance? How many times how many times did we go out on the on that one?
I don't have that cost sheet in front of me.
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Okay.
Would it be typical it was more than once? Yes, sir. Right. It would be a lot of times.
About the same. Okay.
‸ And then the the the violation as stated just shows the without per, excuse me,
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replaced with the frames. uh There was a porcelain tub and plumbing that was replaced. um And there was also electrical that was done at some point throughout the property, which was noted. It was uh ‸ altered. There was no timeline on when it was altered. Okay.
Did it seem like work had been, is there a level or scope of work that if I got to put a patch in a hole in
a hole
for my, what I'm trying to understand is what's the differentiation between I'm a handyman working for a property management company. And I can do that scope of work in contrast to requiring a permit.
Anything that generally requires a permit through the building department is always going to be required in a rental unit.
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the building department
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require a permit. So a window replacement would require a permit to replace just the glass itself
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permit. So very low maintenance, non-structural related uh corrections can be made.
Okay.
uh
Okay. where Was the, and and I'm, Council, I'm asking this, and i I think that part of the statute refers to what, if it's repeat violations, that that can be a consideration. So the, the repeat, which was made the fine so big, I think is relative to the instances that previously took place for judgment. So
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was it this similar work? Was this similar work being performed the first time? And compared to the second time, meaning is it just, I'm showing up, I'm getting stuff done. I hope nobody, I can't do that. But is it just work that is just being done to either update the building for,
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just going to do it without doing it. And it's a scope of work that we understand we need permits for.
I don't have the answer to that, but by appearance from both case files and having personally ran this last case, it seemed to be the property owner or anybody who was in charge at that time, uh making corrections from our notices of violations. And,
and you ‸ at the code enforcement meeting, you would discuss that during that process, you had been in contact with, uh the, the contractor and then also, or the, the, I'm gonna ‸ say that the contract person doing work. And then also, I think with the attorney at some point in time,
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notice of hearing. After I already found the violations for this particular case, it was a repeat violation. So rather than getting a notice of violation where you're given reasonable time to correct the violation, uh repeat violation will automatically go into a notice of hearing, uh with that violation notice. uh so the violation begins the day that the violation was found
and
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but I'm going to go from the second one from the time we sent notice to the time where there was.
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about how long from site to, we're talking to somebody about the building,
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For the repeat violation, yes that property was cited, for the repeat itself, it took about two to three weeks to get contact. Prior to that notice of hearing, I already had an active case open for other violations. But when the new violation presented itself for the the permit required in the repeat, I posted a notice of hearing. That's when I finally received contact. So I had a case open for quite some time for some other violations.
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verbally, had we connected that, hey, there's something going on?
No, sir, not until the notice of hearing was posted for the repeat itself.
So about two or three weeks before somebody said, oh my God. I
made contact with with his attorney. Yes,
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it,
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approximately five months to get those corrections going. um Some of the corrections required the contractor to be met on site.
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um that would have been sent over to the building department. um So relatively about five months is what it took from the day that it was cited for the repeat up to the compliance date.
So I'm
guessing maybe most likely they
have to
schedule inspections and
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the day that that permit was approved and closed out.
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cases where those corrections
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done for years. So five months wouldn't be extremely long.
No, sir, I think the 500 per day got the movement going a little faster.
okay Okay. Do we have any questions for Mr. Gonzalez
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Yes. Yes, mayor. ‸ May
i
approach with some documents that i'd like to support
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disseminate. I have five
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You can give mine to the city clerk. because She needs one. That's. impaired
I have an extra copy. I just want to use it for my argument. And then afterwards I can give it to you for a review. Okay. All right. So this is a case where I agree. It is a repeat violation. And the first violation had nothing to do with the permit. What happened was he had bought the property and
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and but this case particularly what happened was my client has an entity called Parkside Properties LLC. There is a Florida Parkside Properties LLC that's located in Orlando and the
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has a Parkside Properties that's also listed on
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and their address is nothing related to the Orlando. So he did not receive any of the notices that were being sent especially the notices of violations or the notices of hearing and I have copies if you I don't know if you have ‸ that received a copy of it but if you look at the notices you'll see that all the addresses
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My client can't fix something that he unfortunately did not know he lives in Maine he's an elderly he relied on someone else the handyman to kind of pull the permits to fix the windows. He didn't know that he didn't pull the permits and didn't do it the right way and he didn't know the city was unfortunately you know has a an issue or a problem. um So if you look at the documents that I provided which is the notice of hearing the final notice of violation the notice of hearing which started the fines and all that stuff back in June essentially as uh Mr. Gonzalez stated all those notices were never given to him. It was not until about December
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when Dennis Bunt sent a notice to his address in Portland Maine when he finally got the notice and as Mr. Gonzalez stated I think everything came into compliance in December 27th as soon as he got notice of it. I got retained and Mr. Gonzalez has been wonderful. I i met him at the property we've uh we corrected everything immediately.
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out that this issue occurred. We fixed it right away. uh We and you know we
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shows the Parkside properties LLC and the Parkside properties LLC both are the same.
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He had no knowledge of it. When I went to the code enforcement hearing where they decided to reduce it from 87 000 to
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although I appreciate the reduction i still believe it's unfair because I just don't believe notice was provided and
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that well we followed the property appraiser and that's where we send notices. So
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is a colleague
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Drive when they are not even related to my client's entity?
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I attached the email to my packet that you can see, that what happened was, I guess the property appraiser didn't have an address. So someone unilaterally went on Sundays, saw Parkside properties, assumed that was the entity for my client, typed in the or uh that address, and that's how the address is [address]. Now,
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done, then that was back in afterwards, um that's when they realized that address was incorrect. But for the longest time between, this, this, during this entire time period, the address was incorrectly entered by the property appraiser, and they admitted that. That was in the email. We're not looking ‸ any kind of liability. My client, and I don't want the city to lose money. My business, my firm is here. I'm not asking the city to waive it. And where I talked to Mr.
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we're happy to pay the full cost of 25, you know, 31, 40, 34 cents. We're happy to cover that.
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when unfortunately he didn't know. As soon as he, and I, I attached all the notices to the court, I mean, to the council seeking productive. um The work that was done has been all completed. It's to code. Everything was done properly. um it the I understand
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It's not like he's hiring shitty people to, like, come out and do work. He lives up there. He's an investor. He's trying to, you know, invest in the city and try to bring more things here. But this was just a situation where, unfortunately, there's two entities, exactly the same name, just not getting noticed. So we're requesting the council to take some mercy on my client. I understand the property is worth some money, but this is a situation when, as soon as we came
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I was calling him almost daily, if not every other day to kind of figure out how to resolve this issue and we resolved it immediately. So we're hoping that the council can agree to reduce it to cost, um or as close to ‸ as possible. um this was not an intentional act by my client to ignore the violations. It's just, he didn't know about it. um so that's where I'm at. Thank you very much, ‸ I'm happy to address any questions. Yes, sir.
uh councilman Goins and then deputy mayor Hearns for Mr. J. oh
so what did you, did you give this before bringing it to us? have Has the code enforcement seen no i literally got
that email late last night if you look at the time slot is 2 a.m is uh
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to show to council, like, ‸ hey, this is a situation that property appraiser made a mistake on um i did not get that email until literally 2 a.m this morning i guess is when she emailed it to me. Okay. um And I highlighted the portion that relates to, hey, since they didn't have an
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so, okay, you got it last night. So today, like during the day, did you make any contact
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court. this i
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I i did not have a chance
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with making a decision on this until our code enforcement staff has a conversation with
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property appraisers about the matter because I i have it's multiple years of property taxes that was paid in every single bill that was paid for
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which is the count number 242-6376. The address of the owner's address um has the Orlando address with it. And so if it was a mistake done by the county very long ago, well, I know me personally, maybe because I'm real cheap when I get ready to pay my tax bill, but I look at everything to make sure that my bill is uh
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bill or make a mistake, but um that's, that's just my opinion about the matter. um because we're just getting this. I don't think our staff has had time to, to vet this
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an issue with, uh staff having that conversation with property praises about, uh maybe a mistake that they made.
Okay. um
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Evanson. If I don't know if she's available right now, but I have her cell phone number. If the council and if the council wants to speak to her, I don't know if that's something that can be done.
That's his job.
I understand. I just wanted
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uh taking staff recommendations I would make a motion for that.
We have a motion on the floor by deputy mayor
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to take staff
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second. I'll second it for discussion. I'd just like to hear your input.
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I'm not comfortable voting on it this time because this is a case. I remember hearing about this in 2019. I must have gotten a dozen calls. It was, I think it was a neighbor who's watching some of the work being done. And it was obviously not being done. Well, I don't know how much he knew about the permit or not. But I just have had numerous conversations conversations about this particular property from residents in the area who observed it. So ‸ I'd really like to know more um to verify the address thing. okay
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the decision by the code enforcement
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i didn't see a ton of discussion about the rationale for the 50. i mean it wasn't a a long debate but i understand from the repeat standpoint that why why they got there at that. I i think from staff. i I would be more open to at least letting staff digest. Whatever these claims ‸ are uh and because I i i have questions if if if the idea is we. We we if it is an error on one function of government which led to in good faith, we are trying to do our due diligence as
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required. I can buy off on no harm to the to the to the applicant. But equally, I am very concerned because there's seven different Parkside property LLC's either active
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that was a struggle I had last night was looking at which one are we talking about? So I have a difficulty because I know that as a business owner, there are
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cut your business away from, to, from a protection standpoint. And to be fair,
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but i I do have concerns with uh
not
knowing from staff, uh do we know who we were talking to? uh Do we just form a corporation for
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that we
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stuff out to? Meaning,
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Do I have you know any kind of relations and now I'm just setting up a a corp for you know to to get out of a chunk of money?
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that I'm hearing, because it sounds like there was an error somewhere. ‸ So, that's, I don't feel comfortable yet, but I, I welcome staff, if,
you know,
if you're going, oh it sounds exactly what happened, we're good, I, I would defer to your judgment. But, I also, I'm sorry, but I would also welcome staff to have an opportunity to look at what was referenced as well, because you've done so much due diligence and what you've done for this case already, I think an extra day or two wouldn't hurt.
Thank you. like, yes, sir, would you like to have some extended time, um
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but just like to bring up that it's already been cited within the last five years. This has already gone through a
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reduction stage at one point with the exact same property owner. um As I tried to educate Mr. Thacker and the property owner on site, uh when I, for the
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reduction inspection, uh they told me that the information didn't change on the property appraiser. It was updated. I went back and I searched it.
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I mean, education on how we issue notices and the information and making sure it's current is important, um especially if you have tenants in there that are having problems. That's the only point that staff would like to make, is that that education has been provided. and We've been through this process with the proper owner in the past.
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were stating was that, hey, listen, there was already sites on this thing, and then we took the we took the house over, right? Was that kind of your your your your your argument? What I'm hearing from him is, uh not so much. I
mean, I'm not really understanding the question. what i i I wasn't, the previous violations were not related to not pulling a permit. I think when uh he got the property, there were some issues with it, like, that was not in compliance, and he had renovated it and fixed it up. And now there's no violations that I know of. I think Mr. Gonzalez came out and inspected the property. It's in compliance. There's nothing there that stands out that has any violations on there. Everything has been fixed. This is not one of those, like, you know, slum dog kind of style places. It's right on the water. They fixed everything. um My client's LLC has been as existing From
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So it's not like this company was just created as a shell to kind of avoid the issue. I mean, i'm if you want, I mean, I can i i don't know. That's why I try to get an email from miss Evanson, too, because she represents the property appraiser and the tax collector to kind of, like, clear this issue of what happened and how this address of orlando and that's why she even wrote, they're two distinct
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They're two different companies, and they have no relationship whatsoever.
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and So, ‸ I mean,
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play ball with you guys. i I just don't think this was a situation where my client is trying to, like, pull a fast one on anyone. It's just he wasn't aware. And as soon as he we became aware in december this is the only one that we got from mr um
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I started getting contact with ‸ Gonzalez. so
And just to clarify, you stated that whoever the contractor was definitely didn't pull a permit.
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relied on some third party to do the work. My client lives in Maine. He comes down here to visit his property once in a while, but he relied on a third party to do it. Unfortunately, that person did not pull the permit adequately. But
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Okay. Okay. Sorry. ‸ You're
good. You're
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this uh to the next council meeting. There's the email from the property appraisers uh legal that says that they they did
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main address for a permit that was pulled in
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the next meeting to actually figure it out and bring back that report back to you ‸ guys.
Okay. Now, a table would trump our motion. Right. Okay. Is that correct, Mr. Garganese? I
think priority,
yes.
Yes, sir.
Okay. Cool beans.
‸ All right.
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you have um your lineup No,
I'm fine. now okay that's I think that's the route I really wanted to go. um I think we got some good documentation, but I still think
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give everybody, the staff, enough time to kind of do that due diligence.
Is there anything I can do to further assist the council or code enforcement or city manager? Please let me know. I'm happy to assist.
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but I'm happy to kind of facilitate any kind of communication. that Thank you, sir. All right. Thank you.
uh What would you like to do? Mr. Hearn, if you make a motion to table, ‸ then I'll say motion
to table
this particular item,
uh motion to table, this item and, uh uh give staff, miss uh may 14th meet. So I'll make a motion to table this item, uh to the May 14th meeting, uh to give staff additional time to review the information we just received.
I'll second. You have
that Mrs.
Monica?
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye.
Aye. And then a's eyes
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Thank you, sir. you, may ‸ be excused Thank you. Yes, sir. Go in peace.
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enforcement board. Mr. Gonzalez, sir.
Sir, sir
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It was cited for
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and permit required appendix a article 15 section 2a for renovations to the home, to the home, including a room addition windows, uh room, and uh room alteration electrical, um and roofing. The code ‸ enforcement board held
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public hearing on May
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2023, at which point staff presented evidence and testimonies ‸ violations. The board also heard testimony from the property owner, at which point ‸ of finding a fax law and order was issued, providing the owner 90 days ‸ to come into compliance or a
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A non-compliance hearing was held on
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met. And the code enforcement
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to be in non-compliance An order imposing the fine was issued with the fines beginning August 17th, 2023, until compliance was achieved on February 1st, 2024. And
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changed throughout the life of the case. All correspondence was sent to 1212 Myrtle Lane and 4675 Leon Street, Louisville, Ohio, and posted to the property in violation. The total the
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be reduced to
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to um ask for like we do the ruling because I would comply and looking for contractor everywhere, call them up.
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look, and
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hold on, hold on, hold
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a delay, but I will comply every time. met Mr. Gotto told me what to do. So I get people to pick it up. Everything get it done, but just couldn't get the permit right on time. Finally, in January this year, and a fan refer a builder, decent builder. So we got a permit, get it done, but kind of late few months. But I know I got everything all comply. So
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floor by
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all in favor saying aye.
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any
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‸ ayes have it.
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So ma'am, get uh your
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Thank
you
very
much. ‸ Okay. Thank you. Have a good evening. Thank you. Yes, ma'am.
Third and final item under Council Business. Approve the current code enforcement lien for the property located at 1044 Myrtle Lane be reduced to 500 recommended by the code enforcement board.
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cited on march 21st 2012.
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accumulation
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items. The code enforcement board held a public hearing on April
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2012, at which point staff presented evidence and testimony. Consistent with the code board's order, a non-compliance was held on May
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met, and it was found to be a non-compliance An order imposing a fine was
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on September 2nd, 2017,
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owner via the Brevard County property
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foreclosure in 2010
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Deline be reduced to the
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The length of time it took for compliance to be achieved was approximately five years, at which point it went through a foreclosure, and
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The property owner is present.
Thank you very much, sir.
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we hear from
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please,
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I own the property at 1044 Myrtle,
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Okay.
State your case, sir. um Well, this house was purchased.
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um For some reason, the title company did not find that lean and I had no idea that lean was present.
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until I actually went to try to sell the house about six months ago and that title search company found the lean and that's when I contacted code enforcement. uh We've been going through a process of going through trying to sort all this out. um i I purchased that house, cleaned it up. uh I was preferred landlord for Crosswinds organization. uh ‸ worked with them with the, uh with the program that they put, uh people from who aged out of the foster program into that house. And we worked as social workers with that house. um only reason I turned around to sell that house is because Crosswinds lost their funding and, I just decided to go a different direction. um so I'm just asking for some help because, uh you know, that 46 000 is a big chunk of change that I didn't see coming. um if you look at my, my history on, on any of my properties, I live in
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complied on everything I've done. So I
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Sir, do you also, do you have another business. Yes, sir. That is, uh let's talk trash. The
dumpster, dumpster business. Yeah. Yeah. We
did
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the dumpsters down for Cocoa village.
Yeah. I, i'll share that with council and that what I, what I, what I know. From impact to our community. That, that is a. Even the story of that business is commendable. There's a commitment to our community that I won't even go into knowing. A ‸ partner to that business. Of the commitment that they made to our community at a time where people could have just gone,
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I take this as one of those due due diligence on title searches is a thing, and it is something that bites a lot of people coming in front of the Code Enforcement Board,
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Well, you can find somebody when you're willing to pay enough money. So I i don't buy that very often. You just got to pay more than the other person, which can be unreasonable, but that's that's part of the business. But i I would just share that the impact of the community is a business that you have uh in conjunction with fixing up houses,
there is
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a track record there that I think is is is valid. So thank you sir
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we
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for Mr. Scott? Staff, i'm excuse me, council.
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wishes of council? I'd
like to make a motion.
Okay. uh
I'd like to make a motion
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have a motion on the floor by Councilman Beringer to reduce the fine down to zero dollars. going once going twice Motion dies because
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lack of a second. What are the wishes of council? I'll make a motion for staff recommendation For the amount
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on the floor based on staff recommendation by
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give some insight for the commercial properties in ADA. I'm very familiar with what he's going through. Uh,
that's a separate issue.
You
can talk to us right
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Cause it's kind of a nationwide scam going on.
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got you. Yeah. Trust me. My phone
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‸ Okay.
Okay.
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like to recognize one of our very own an accomplishment that was
recently completed
and Mr. Barringer is going to read it into the minutes, but I'm asking council to stand. We all know because we've received the documentation from the city manager. And that is for our city clerk's office in reference of the outstanding accomplishment pertaining to passports. So would everyone please stand in recognition?
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of mine read it.
So a letter from the United States Department of State, the Miami Passport
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to thank the Coco city clerk for its continued passport application acceptance services and to congratulate you and your acceptance agents for outstanding achievements in your operation of the Passport Application Acceptance
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of a small group of passport application acceptance facilities throughout Florida to receive a perfect score on the acceptance facility oversight program acceptance facility review report. Your acceptance facility oversight
program is a
oversight assessment site visit included one on one interviews with the facility manager, inspections of facility space and security features, as well as real time observations of acceptance agents accepting and executing passport applications from the general public. With nearly 300 facilities
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rigorous assessment, it is no small feat to be recognized as one of the best. Through your facility's hard work and vigilance, the U.S.
Department
of State is able to accomplish our mission to issue secure travel documents to U.S.
citizens
while providing the highest level of customer service, professionalism, and integrity. We thank you for your continued commitment to the passport application acceptance program and congratulate you on this outstanding achievement. Sincerely Rudy Rodriguez, Acting Director, United States Department of State Miami Passport Agency.
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tell me the people in the office and then we'll get ready to entertain a motion to adjourn.
Yes, thank you very much.
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guys know, is in our office and, you know, I want to recognize her for her efforts as well because really she's the front face in our office. She's the first person that people see when they come in and she does a great job as well. So I do want to thank her and recognize her as well.
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So kudos to Team Coco, City Manager, ‸ City Attorney, City Staff Directors, all 400 plus employees strong. Together we stand. Together we will achieve.
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Motion to
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Got a motion
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