The order of this meeting on 65th Stone Street, beautiful downtown Cocoa. Our invocation will be performed by the Honorable Pastor Randy Alonzo.
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will be done by Greg Stoll. And we will proceed with roll call. Would everyone please stand, secure your cell phones for us. Please ma'am, please sir.
Pastor. Good evening, Mr. Mayor, City Council.
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humble hearts as we submit ourselves to your leadership
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We pray for every leader. We pray for their influence. We pray for the citizenship of this great town. We pray, Father, that as we lead them and guide them, you would give us the wisdom that comes from ‸ above. We ask that we would always have the best interest of our citizens in mind. And may we continue to improve this city. That it might be a shining light here on the Space Coast, in the state of Florida, and even around the world. So we're thankful tonight for the opportunity to lead in humility. And we pray for your guidance. And you would be praised. We ask all this in your sovereign and powerful name. Amen.
Amen. ‸ Mr. Stoll, would you lead us in the pledge, sir? I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands.
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Thank you very much.
Thank you
very
much.
Okay. We will proceed on. May we have roll call, please. Madam Clerk. Yes.
Mayor Blake. Present, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Goins. Here. Councilmember Dial. Here. Councilmember Hearn.
Here.
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Here. City Attorney Garganese.
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He might be on the telephone any second.
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Here.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, Madam Clerk. Moving on to the agenda and minutes. I would like to amend the agenda to remove consent item number 4-7 from the agenda, please. Does anyone else have any requests for that?
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5-7.
Yes,
ma'am.
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Did I say 4? I'm ‸ sorry. 5-7. Forgive me if I said 4. 5-7. Thank you, ma'am.
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Okay. Okay.
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I'm looking for a second. I'll second. Okay. We
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
And then nays. Aye's have it unanimously. Moving on to item number 2-2, regular meeting of March the 9th, 2021.
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said that I talked to City Council daily, but the intent was to talk to City staff daily. So I just want that to reflect in the minutes. So if we could amend that for the minutes. Please need a second to amend that.
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Okay. We got a second by. Who was that? I did.
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Chair's going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it ‸ unanimously. Proceeding on to awards and presentations. The Water Conservation Month in Florida. Okay. I would like to read this into the minutes, please. Whereas, water is a basic and essential need of every living creature. The State of Florida Water Management Districts and the City of Cocoa are working together to increase awareness about the importance of water conservation. City of Cocoa and the State of Florida have designated April typically a dry month when water demands are most acute. Florida's Water Conservation Month to educate citizens about how they can help save Florida's precious water resources. Every business, industry, school, and citizens can make a difference when it comes to conserving ‸ water. Every business, industry, school, and citizens can save water. Thus, promoting a healthy economy and community. Aye. Therefore, yours truly, Michael C. Blake, on behalf
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and business help to protect our precious gold, liquid gold,
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water. I therefore have set my hand and caused the seal of the great City of Cocoa to be affixed the 23rd day of March 2021.
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of applause for
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Moving on to the next proclamation, proclaiming
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because we all know prayer
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things.
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is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the nation.
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the United States signed into law by President Harry S. Truman to communicate with every individual the need for personal repentance and prayer.
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is a vital part of heritage since the first call to prayer in 1775 when the Continental Congress asked the colonies to pray for wisdom, informing a nation that the call to prayer has continued through our history. The National Day of Prayer has great significance for us as a nation as it enables us to recall and teach the way in which our founding fathers sought the wisdom of God when faced with critical decisions for us to humbly come before God, seeking His guidance for our leaders and His grace upon us as a people. The National Day of Prayer belongs to all Americans. It is a day that transcends differences, bringing together citizens from all backgrounds. Now therefore, I, Michael C. Blake, on behalf of the City
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6, 2021, as the National Day of Prayer. I have here unto set my hand and cause the seal of the City
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Let's give ourselves a round of applause. Amen.
Please,
sir. We do have a long agenda, so time is of the essence and every voice counts, every voice matters, so be conscious of that. And I thank you very much. This concludes this portion of awards and presentation.
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There is a three
minute,
180 seconds, thank you, item.
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is only supposed to be for 30 minutes. We can't extend it because every voice matters. So coming up first, I call up J.B. Dennis, state your name and your address for us, please.
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Chapter of the National Action Network. I'm here tonight to talk again about police reform. And before I begin, I would like to bring the city's attention and the city manager's attention to the statute 112.533.
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shall establish ‸ and put into operation a system for receipt, investigation, and determinations of complaints from any person that received.
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The city of Atlanta and Tampa
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the power to investigate and review citizen complaints about the police department. This gives the board teeth to get accountability. Investigators applaud the allows an advisory board to conduct their own investigation because the community has lost confidence in police investigating themselves.
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advisory board passed into the city of Cocoa. The duty of an advisory board is to serve as a liaison between the police department and the communities. As defined in resolution ‸ 2018.097, advisory board cannot play a role in civil or criminal litigation. Advisory board ‸ should be open to the public, not the police. It was very distasteful and disgusting and disrespectful. The last advisory board meeting,
there
was a police sitting in a meeting while people from the community came in with complaints.
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advisory board investigative power. Before I came down with COVID, I had a meeting with the city manager. So as of right now, Mr. Whitten, I'd like to know, have you given the police advisory board investigative power to investigate their own cases, not closed cases?
Yes.
Do
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want me to answer that? ‸ Yes. I don't think I, as the city manager, have the power to give that board investigative powers. I don't think that I, as the city manager, have the authority to give that board investigative powers.
Well, we've been talking about this now for about five months. And it's clearly stated in Florida statute 112.533 that every law enforcement agency should have an established system set up. And when an advisory board does handling closed cases where the Cocoa police is withholding evidence, withholding videos, that won't fly. The only way this, a police advisory board can have teeth is
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investigative powers to investigate itself on its own cases that are open, not closed cases. Any
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Thank you. Next, Mr. Sharon Spikes, would you come forward and state your name and your address for us, please?
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Good evening.
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My name is Sharon ‸ Spikes. I'm coming on behalf
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We have concerns about the vacant lot
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Well, homeless have gotten very comfortable in that area. It's trash has been accumulating. They've been staying there all night. They have gotten so comfortable where
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their clothes on the fence that's next to the church. And it's just, you know, when you go outside and
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helping your mom with yard work,
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And I just was thinking about a solution. Maybe we can cut some of the limbs from the trees, because that's where they're getting the shade, the rest, you know, hanging out over there. So I do have pictures that I took of the property and I would like to give them to the mayor and also to our district council, Alex Goins. So could you all please consider? I know Mayor Blake and Councilman Goins, I know you all ride that area a lot. So take a look and see what's going on. You all know. Yes, ma'am. So I have the photos.
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Thank you for coming forward and sharing your information with us and having the courage, because
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I know that. I've been there as well as many other council members on multiple occasions about her concerns and other concerns. And we've addressed them and we will address them. Okay, next, Mrs. Joe Shim.
Good evening, Joe Shim, [address] So I'm going to lighten the atmosphere, I hope. I've got something that's fun. So I was very honored last Saturday to be at the Mayor's Fitness Challenge Awards Ceremony with Mayor Blake, who was one of only three mayors who attended. And we got this beautiful certificate for our participation this year in the Mayor's Fitness Challenge. So congratulations to everybody who participated. And ‸ we completed the team,
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during the seven weeks that the challenge took place. The team was commended for having the largest total number of participants on the Facebook group. And
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which he wore to the event. So thank you to everybody for working to support the Mayor's Fitness Challenge this year. We improved both in the number of participants, almost 200 signed up, and also the number of minutes exercised. Thank you to everyone on the Sustainability Board for getting behind this effort and for helping to promote it. Also, thanks
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help and support with publicity and ‸ supporting throughout.
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or two. It was good to work with each team at Coco Main Street on a couple of events in Coco Village.
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Finally, thank you to all the participants. It was fun meeting new people. I heard some really good conversations about city issues. And I think that many of us discovered new routes and new places to walk in the city. Most of all, it got us moving and we had fun. It was a very positive thing for the city. And until next year, go Team Coco.
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Council join and stand, please, and let's, I got it.
Yes, sir.
Thank you, sir. And acknowledge Mrs. Shim.
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right there at the podium, Mrs. Shim. And along with everyone, Mr. City Manager, we thank you. To the employees here in the great city of Coco, we thank you. But more so than anything else, the citizens of Coco, where we actively participated. And
‸ everyone has skin in the
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like for us to be the leader next year. So we look forward to your extreme leadership once again, ma'am, and say thank you all to everyone that actively participated. I know
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1, all the way to District Number 4 when we walked over there, Florida Eastern College, State College. And I had a great time with everyone, from
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from picking
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Deputy Mayor, you've done it all. Councilwoman, you've done it all.
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Thank you, Mr. City Manager and staff.
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Hi, Jennifer Kenny, [address], Cocoa, Florida. And thank you, Mayor. You do know me as Jenny, so that's okay. ‸ So I just wanted to come tonight and thank the Council for the appointment to the Sustainability Advisory Board. I'm just delighted. And I apologize that I wasn't here for the meeting last month. I actually had to work. The other thing I just wanted to say, because I did watch the, you know, the review on television later, and I did notice
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opinion about my appointment to this board. And for those of you who do know me, and Mayor Blake knows this especially, I believe that, I am not afraid to share my personal opinion. It doesn't matter who my friends are or who my friends are not.
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I'm not afraid to share my opinion. And I also just wanted to say that I do choose my friends wisely. So thanks again, and I'm glad to be here tonight with you all.
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Jennifer Riggs, [address] Thank you. It's nice to see all of you. I have another light and fun and positive thing for our future and our history. On the 24th ‸ of April, the Brevard Heritage Council will be hosting a historic walk through Cocoa Village. And that's from 10 to 2 starting every half hour. And it will start from in front of the Florida Historical Society. And there will be nine stops. I have two asks for the city related to this. The first is that might we have the skills of
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If we were to ‸ video some of these costumed
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it would be something that would be useful as an archive for later in public outreach. My second ask is that
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to pull together these stories, but it's only
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So we hope that we
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of stories if we're able to do this walk again in the future. So if you are able to come and attend, keep that in mind and start planning how we might work together to expand our range of stories for the future. So that is my second ask. Hope to see you there. It'll be fun.
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again and location where ‸ yes,
24th of April 10 to 2 and so it'll start every half hour. So we'll have small groups, COVID friendly groups in front of the Florida Historical Society building.
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I'll get you that street address later. Yeah.
Thank you. Thank you.
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I just wanted to fill you in on some activities that I've been involved with lately for the city of Cocoa. This is the Cocoa Conservation Area. Mr. Blake, you'll remember you were mayor when we dedicated this back in January 2011. So, we are at the 10-year anniversary. For those of you who don't know, the Cocoa Conservation Area is located on a sand hill ridge with a picnic pavilion and restrooms.
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nose bleeding 39 feet above sea level. What is kind of unique is that
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So, there's some things that are there that aren't ‸ very many other places within Cocoa. I recently co-led a group hike on Saturday as ‸ part of the Space Coast Audubon Society.
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They were members from all over Brevard County and one even came over from Orlando.
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All were very complimentary and Bert Alm commented on the improvements to the park since our trial hike back in December.
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They've been taking out some Brazilian peppers. Matt and Brian have been very tolerant of my requests. And also, interim police chief, I want to thank Officer Terrell. We did have an incident up there recently. And it really is amazing how close you can be to danger and not even know it. We were about 10 yards away from a person who was apprehended that had a warrant on their arrest. And we didn't even know it until after she left. And then ‸ your team responded very well. Thank you.
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About that big.
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Well when this guy gets on the tree you're gonna hear a whap, whap, whap. Okay. What made it the highlight is there was a nest, both male, female, and the young. So that was kind of fun for us. And this is some photos, compliments of Wayne who was on the trip.
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Tortoise Day by the Gopher Tortoise Council. As there are a number of tortoises living at both the Cocoa Conservation Area and the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Sciences, I would be interested in working with the city to make this a special event for next year's anniversary. What
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the future hold?
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One slide to go. Aside from Audubon wanting to add this field trip in their regular rotation, I've been in contact with the field trip coordinator for the Turtle Coast Sierra Club. And they are also looking to add this as a field trip in the fall. So, Mr. Blake, Mayor Blake, this is giving us some great visibility outside of the community and improving our image. And I want to thank everybody in our efforts to do that. Thank you.
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is located traditionally old, Cocoa Mud Lake, the correct term is Diane.
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sir. So, just something for future reference. That's been there for a while. And eventually one day I would like to see that area be converted to conservation area. We eventually have something to the effect of a state cross-country event held there through years to come. But that's going to take time, effort, and financial support.
Excellent. So,
I thank you very much, sir.
Thank you.
Thank you. Next on the list, please,
miss
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Sarah Conklin. Would you please come forward?
I'd like to thank you all. And here's somebody's cell phone. Who left their cell phone?
That doesn't count against my three minutes.
Oh, gosh. I would like to speak to two items that are directly related to us losing a couple of grocery stores
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were a very important source of groceries for people who needed to walk to get to those grocery stores.
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I'll be very grateful that if you'll
consider
in relation to these. Should I take this off? Can you hear me? Yes, ma'am. I hear you. You hear me. Okay. So, the first one is that we
subsidize
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bus fare on SCAT Route 6, which is ‸ the bus that serves Aldi, Walmart, and Publix.
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Melbourne with three routes that serve the residents of the City of Melbourne.
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will like this the best if you approach them and say, waive all the fares on Route 6 and
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for their drivers to do. That's their usual objection to trying to implement something like this is that it's very hard on the drivers to have to look at everybody's ID card.
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the fare on Route 6, it'll be a lot easier for them to implement. My second idea is that we investigate and try to get a farmer's market as part of the USDA program, fresh from Florida, fresh access bucks, feeding Florida. It's a USDA program that doubles food stamps at a farmer's market. ‸ Titusville has one of these markets.
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Cocoa has no market. And if you live in Cocoa and you want to
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your food stamps at a farmer's market, you have to drive 40 minutes to get to one to double your food stamps. What this does is provide essentially free organic produce to people who are shopping at the farmer's market.
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you hand them in, they give you $80 worth of stuff to spend at the farmer's market. 40 of that must be vegetables and fruits. So, it approves the diets of everybody who uses it. It's a fantastic program. It helps the poor. We need it here in Cocoa. Titusville's got it.
Belbert's
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got it. We deserve it. We should get it happening. And we could even do it at one of the sites of the grocery stores. That would be perfect, you know, if that could be arranged. So, I wanted to bring both of those ideas to you. And I also want to, just on a personal note, thank the fire department for coming to our street a couple of times recently. I happen to live on Pyromaniac Drive, otherwise known as South Lakemont Drive in Cocoa. And all my neighbors seem to be very fond of fire. So, thank you to the fire department for coming. I appreciate it. Take care. Thank you, ma'am.
Next on the list, Ms. Cynthia Green.
Hi. ‸ My name is Cynthia Green. I'm from 1925 Exeter Drive. Excuse me, but I got a little, slight sore throat and cold, but it's not a, it's not COVID.
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Um, well, I'm here today. I'm trying to address the shooting of November the 23rd. No,
I'm
sorry.
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My son was one of those boys that was killed in that car. And I want to know why I
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And I want to know why. I want to know why and I want to know what my people are doing to help us. We need a little help here. I can't do it by myself. And I got a feeling that this is going to come back to Rome. It's going to turn left. I got that feeling. And if it do, I'm going to the Supreme Court. I don't care if it take my last dime. I'm going to make sure that my son get the justice that he deserves. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm ‸ going to break down. I know it. But I need for somebody to tell me what can I do? How can I address this to get some help?
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Nothing. I was there when my son was killed. There was no reason for him to be killed.
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I'm hearing a lot of stuff from people with their responses that they don't put down behind and told me they should have stole a car. They did not steal a car. They didn't steal a car. Them kids at that time, they was doing nothing.
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And I just want some justice. I just want somebody to tell me what can I do? I don't know what to do. I don't know how far to go with this. I need justice. I want justice. And I'm going to get justice. By God, I'm going to get it. One way or the other, I got to have it. I can't sleep at night. I barely eat. I'm taking care of my mother that has dementia. My sister that has dementia. And I'm taking care of my 17-year-old great-grandchild that was put into my custody. I got a lot on my plate right now. And I'm just trying to get a little justice from somebody. Somebody to tell me why. Why did this happen? And why is that judge, ‸ not the judge, but why is that cop still on administrative pay with my tax money?
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That's not fair. He's on
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administrative leave
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with pay.
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I need to know. And I don't mean to take up too much of your time, but I just need to know what's going to happen here. Why? Why? Why is it my people from...
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I was born and raised. I've been here 63 years. 63, almost 64. And this is my
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has turned out to be nothing. Nothing. And a lot of people want to leave here because nobody is trying to help. They protested here for Floyd. He don't live here. My son lived here all his life. ‸ And he gets no kind
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And it's not right. It's not right. Somebody please tell me. What can I do? What can I do? Where else can I seek? Who can I seek to get help? Nobody. Not even counseling was offered to my family. Nobody offered us nothing. And it's sad. It's so sad to say that I'm from Coco.
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I'm sorry. But that's just how I feel about Coco. And I don't need to take up no more of your time.
Mr. City Manager, would you like to address that?
Because
Mrs. Green, I see a light on. I know that during the time when we made that provost part, Ben Crump was the representing
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That's one. Two, do you pick up the phone? Just hear me out. If you ask for help, and I'm just saying, this is the proper channels to go through. You can call Phil Archer. He's the state attorney.
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That's really a joke.
This man that has
this phone, this is
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Ma'am, Mrs. Green, I listen to you. You just ask me what can we do. I'm giving you options. It's up to you how you want to address it. That's all I'm saying. But I'm asking,
I
don't need the hecklers from the crowd. And I understand that. So please, I'm just asking for understanding. The third thing, you have an acting chief of police, Mr. Hankins, you can talk to.
Just...
Go ahead, I'm listening.
‸ Thank you, Mrs. Green.
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He speaks for us at times in reference of daily operations.
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And that is my multiple of options that you can look for. Yes, ma'am. You can call for Florida Today, Mr. Gallup. He's been productive. And multiple media areas as well.
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Ma'am, Mr. City Manager, sir.
Mr. Mayor, I think what we can do is,
she said she
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didn't have benefit of counseling services. And so, let us see what we can do to try to reach out to someone to seek some counseling services for her and the family. I think that's what we can do most immediately.
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Okay. Okay. Yes, ma'am, I thank you. But she asked
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question. He's making a recommendation.
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she did ask for counseling. And the city
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giving her an option.
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I think we all, I know me personally, I'm born and raised here. And I think we have other council members that are born and raised here. So, to even think about that, they have a notion that we don't care. It would be a flat lie. I know me personally have a lot of conversation with many different avenues about this case. But some, when they're dealing with this case, a lot of things are out of our hands. We know state attorney and the sheriff's office have
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right now. So, what we're doing right now is trying to give options. All right. So, one of the options that we
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Chief Hankins? We do not have the investigation as of right now.
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So, but what we can do, which our city manager offered, what we can do something, which is,
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our victim advocates, which we have. Am
I
correct? Am
I correct? So,
that's an option for us. Am
I correct? So,
all we can do is do what you're doing right now. Now, everybody's here for a reason. Go to the county commission office. You go to the county commission, which, which is, which hires and runs the sheriff department, which controls the budget. Right?
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control the sheriff department at all. We do not control the state attorney at all.
All
right?
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of what we have. And that's what we're willing to do for you and whoever else needs
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assistance. But everybody heard me.
Are you
willing to stand with
the family, though?
Of course. That's not a question. You don't know who I am.
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no question. We all have a passion. We all have families.
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We don't do this for fun. We're
going
to work hard as much as we
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can for this case, whatever we can do. But some of the things that's part of this case that we have no control over.
Zero.
FDLE,
sir. Zero. FDLE is doing the investigation.
But we can't make phone calls. We can't send emails. FDLE
turned
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They turned it over.
They
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turned over their findings. Now it's up to Phil Archer. We can't call that man. We're not going to call him because that man is not going to care.
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from us.
Well, ‸ he has the control right
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His people stood out the door and looked at us. A lot of his sheds rolled by us while we was out there and stuck their finger up at us. What are we supposed to do?
Yeah.
Tell me. What are we supposed to do? Those were sheriffs that did that.
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‸ They laughed at us like it was a joke out there. It's not a joke. You took an innocent life.
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Not one. Two. Those were babies. And one of them was mine. Yeah.
Yeah.
And
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And I want justice. I want justice and I want it now. I don't know what else to do.
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Yes ma'am. Okay. I would like to, I need a motion to extend delegations for 10 more minutes please because I still have a couple more cards here.
Motion to extend.
We have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Cox. Looking for a second. Second. Second by Deputy Mayor Goins.
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Aye. Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously.
Thank you sir.
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Thank you.
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Mr.
Terrence
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Thomas.
He'll be back.
Okay.
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I would like to say good evening and I would like to speak on some problems and situation that has been going on.
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Oh,
1101 Mitchell Street, Cocoa, Florida. Yes ma'am. And I would like to address this because I had a cousin who had recently died just last year,
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He was my cousin. And a lot of stuff that had
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had the nerve to go to the medical examiner office and get my cousin autopsy report and put it all on social media, all on Facebook. And that was wrong. And then he had the nerve to talk about his married life all out on Facebook. I think it's, I don't know what to say. I really don't. But it's sad how he go on and on and on. You know, I just say messing with peoples. I don't know how he got his hands on my cousin autopsy report.
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We'll never know. And then he paid posted on Facebook, social media. It's just sad. It's just really sad. I don't know what can be did about it, but I'm just speaking on ‸ the half of my cousin Jake Williams. I mean, I'm just 38 hot because a lot
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He's watching. He's watching.
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I got his sisters here. His daughter-in-law, if I'm not mistaken. But anyway, it's just really, really sad. He's going on and on and on. Posting all that. I think it's too personal. It's personal.
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He
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Just going to say we would stop it if we could.
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Oh yeah, I heard about that too.
I heard about that.
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just really, really sad. I must say he just get away with murder. But I think it's a lot I could say, but I'm not going to say it. Thank you.
Thank
you. ‸ Chair Thomas, please come forward ‸ state your name and your address.
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704,
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Drive. That's it?
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‸ Tell me your concerns.
Thank
you. Yeah, I just stated my name and my address. Yes, sir.
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The thing about Jake Williams. There should be a limit to the things that should be said or read inside these city meetings. And I'm wondering what are y'all planning on doing about it. Then I'm also here to talk about the shooting that happened to my little cousin and the teenagers
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I know
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that it
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my understanding and they still proceeded with whatever they had to do. So I just want to know what are the plans? What are we planning on doing? We got to start letting people come from out of town like Larry Sinclair coming in here influencing and saying whatever he want to say.
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Jake Williams is deceased.
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saying he can't defend himself. He's gone. So does
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this man, you know? So I'm just playing. I'm just trying to see what the city planning on doing about all the stuff. Our leaders. That's my issue.
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and the incident ‸ took place in College Commons. Can we as a council write a letter to Archer requesting some timely response?
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I mean, at least, you know, we may not move a mountain here, but at least we make it known that we want respect for our citizens.
Yes.
Yes, exactly.
Mr. City Attorney?
Yes,
sir. Are we in the proper procedure and placing to do that, sir? I
mean, obviously the prosecutorial discretion belongs with the state attorney's office, but the council wanted to craft ‸ a short letter just expressing some of the sentiments that you heard this evening. I think the council could do that.
Okay. Mr. City Manager, we will make a motion on this. Is that in the form of a motion? Yes, I
make a motion that we craft a letter to
express the sentiment. Yes, ma'am. Councilwoman calls
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Aye.
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Mr. City Manager.
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Thank you very much.
And thank you.
Yes,
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Next on the list will be Larry Brown.
Larry Brown, [address], Rockledge, Florida, Diamond Square board member.
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is to enrich the quality of life for our unique and diverse community by delivering professional, responsive, innovative, and dedicated and exceptional public service. The values are integrity, accountability, leadership, professionalism, excellence, and respect. I'm here tonight to talk about the Harry T. Moore Center. The
city owner.
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It's
historical. And it's neglected and underserved. I have written four letters in the last four months to public works. I get all kinds of excuses.
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We don't have the budget. We don't have the manpower. We're undermanned. Last week, I sent a letter, an email to the public works director. ‸ He didn't respond. Then I turned around and sent a letter to the city manager and the mayor. Ten minutes later, I got a response. He told me any
request
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that I needed to go through his secretary.
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lawn? Why do you need a request ‸ to fix the sprinklers out there? You don't need a request for that. Yesterday, I was downtown at the Civic Center. They're on demand though. I was downtown at ‸ the Civic Center. Four people, six hours down there, trimming hedges at the Civic Center.
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And
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and requesting why were they taking some of the things away, they made the statement, you all got more than
y'all
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deserved. I want to know, every day I walk around and try to figure out who is you all. In closing, let me say, somebody said it's hard to be a public servant. No, it's hard to do what's right with character and integrity.
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for us, please, sir. Thank you, sir. All right, this concludes this portion of delegations. We will proceed on to the consent agenda. What are the wishes of council?
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All
in favor by saying aye.
Aye. Aye.
And then nays. Aye's have it unanimously.
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This is the second and
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the City of Cocoa. As you know, this is cleaning up the zoning conflicts. Mrs. Dresser, would you expand on this and then we will hear from the super attorney and then we will open it to the public.
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This is to approve second and final reading on ordinance 2-2021 of the City Council
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for a zoning ordinance for the future application of the RU-210 zoning district. As you recall
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federal consent decree and so it was not intended to ‸ fall under the RU-215 and RU-225. So this is just a clean up of that.
Thank you, ma'am. Please be mindful March 3rd. The PNZ approved this and we approved ‸ March 23rd.
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Yes, sir. Ordinance number 02-2021, an ordinance of the City
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Appendix A, Article 11, Section 4A, 5 and 6 of the zoning
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the RU-210 zoning district and the regulations therein pertaining to the construction of single family dwellings, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions,
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and an effective date. Second and final reading of this ordinance, Mr. Mayor.
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Do we have any questions?
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portion to Council
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to the public. Please come forward and state your name and your address for us and address this issue on the second and final reading of ordinance 0-2021. Going once, going twice. ‸ Chair would like to close that portion to the public and return to the Council. What are the wishes of Council? Motion approved. Second. We have a motion on
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Dow.
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going
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call the
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by saying aye. Aye. And
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nays. Ayes have it unanimously. Moving on to item number 6-2. Allowing townhouses and single family homes as a special exception use with the core commercial district.
Mrs.
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ma'am. I almost,
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it.
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Thank you. Yes, ma'am. As you stated, this is allowing townhouses and single-family
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intersection of State Road
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particularly depicted and legally described on Exhibit A attached here to
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family district
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for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability and effective date. This is second and final reading, also a public hearing. there
Thank you
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I get for not
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my iPad my password has been ‸ suspended I guess so now I'm
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slipping through papers tonight ‸ the first time in probably three years.
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on an ordinance of the City Council of the
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single-family homes as a special exception use within the core commercial district and certain sub districts of the Cocoa waterfront overlay district
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properties within the Cocoa waterfront overlay district providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, incorporation of the coast
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to the council to the public please come forward and state your name and your address pertaining to item,
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public and return it to council. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. ‸ motion on the floor by councilwoman calls.
Second.
Second by councilman
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gonna ‸ call the question, all in favor, by saying aye. Aye. And then nays. I said unanimously proceeding on to item number six dash three approve the second
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with Appendix A. ‸ zoning map amendment to change from RU 2-10 to RU 2-15 this is
thank you mayor this is just again another cleanup when this was rezoned back in 1986 and then another rezoning in 2003, it was one parcel. Now it's three parcels, so
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popular demand. Ordinance number 06-2021, an ordinance of the City
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portion, more or less, of three parcels of real property located south of the intersection of
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Cocoa Florida more particularly depicted and legally described on exhibit
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dwelling district, providing for the repeal of prior consistent ordinances and resolution severability and an effective date mr.
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answered earlier go
ahead ma'am
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the Cocoa Conservation Area Management Plan.
Does
this impact that?
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that are part of
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into it. Right.
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of Cocoa Conservation.
Okay. Thank you.
Yes, ma'am. All right, Chair,
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portion of
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this particular item. Going once, going twice. Chair, ‸ like to close it to the public and return it to the council. What are the wishes? of council motion to
approve
we have a motion on the floor by councilman
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saying ‸ aye. Aye.
Any
nays? Ayes have it unanimously.
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of portion 1
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Bunt.
Thank
you mayor. This is just one of the three parcels that we just ‸ that the council just rezoned and so we're again being consistent and changing that one parcel from low density residential to medium density residential future land use.
Okay thank you very much Mrs. Bunt. Esquire. Garganese sir.
Ordinance 05-2021 ordinance of the
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County Florida relating to comprehensive ‸ planning amending the future
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of one parcel of real
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legally described on exhibit a attached here to changing the future land use map designation of the real property from low density residential to medium density residential providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the comprehensive plan.
severability
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and an effective date and legal status of the plan amendment. Mr. Mayor.
Thank you very much. Esquire.
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particular item. Number four six dash four
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And I do have a card here. Mr. City manager.
Sir. Mr. Mayor. ‸ The meeting on March 9th, 2021. Staff was directed to bring forward an ordinance drafted by the city attorney to modify the current language to establish nine year term limits for board and committee members.
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Okay.
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Garganese. Would you read it into the minutes? Please.
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I want to make though before turning it back over to you, Mayor.
I
know there was a couple of letters that were received that are in the agenda package. ‸ This ordinance just changed the sub paragraph F under the board ordinance expressly states that when when provisions of Florida statutes preempt the local board ordinance, the statutes prevail and apply. So term limits with respect to the pension boards. Right. You know, they're not affected by this by this ordinance because they have statutory terms and that is set forth in the Florida statutes. Mayor.
Mayor. Thank you very much.
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Do we have any questions
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the public. I have two cards in front of me currently right now.
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Would you please come forward to state your name and your address? Who has served a multitude of years on the code enforcement board? And yes, you're right. He should receive a round of applause.
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But go ahead, sir. I don't want to mess up your pension plan. Go ahead, sir.
I'll try to stay within my three minutes. As Mr.
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pointed out, there were two letters attached to the agenda today. One was from the police pension fund trustees, the other from the employee pension fund. Police is under Florida statute 185. Both of those letters pretty much laid out the same ideas that term limits would not be in the best interest of conducting business on those boards, or therefore in the best interest of the city. My interest is code enforcement. Since I've spent so much time there, I understand it pretty well. And I would ask at the outset that you reconsider the passage of this ordinance or exempt the board from the ruling. Term limits, as I just said, wouldn't be in the best interest of our getting things done on the code enforcement board, and therefore not in the best interest of the city. Historically, it's been very difficult to attract and retain members on the code enforcement board. Just since 2017, the board has lost four members. Currently, there are two open positions. If this ordinance were to pass, it would result in three members of the board, current board, being term limited out, including me, obviously.
But that's not why I'm
here. I think it's in the best interest of the city to have the code enforcement board exempt from this ruling, should it pass. And I would also point out that the code board is operated under Florida statute 162, which also defines the ‸ way in which members are appointed and the term in which they serve.
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positions across four boards.
And
as I said, code enforcement has two open positions right now. So I would ask that you reconsider the passage of this ordinance, or as a minimum, exempt code enforcement at least that one, if not others, as it would be in the best interest of the
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Next will be ‸ former Councilman Alec Greenwood, sir.
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Also currently on the planning zoning board. I also agree that we should postpone this. We have a man for 20, what, eight years, did you say,
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It's still a lot. He has a wealth of information,
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He's not the only man, as an example, who's on a board that long. There are more examples.
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George Brown, 38 years, I think. Right? Wealth of information.
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I really feel that this is something that should not be looked on lightly. The only part that I didn't really say a lot when it was first read is I heard that the Council can override the term limits if I understand that ‸ properly. I hear that. But there are other aspects of this subject that I've always thought wasn't fair from the time I was on the Council.
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on one of the boards, they should be asked to step down immediately. I feel that that's important so there's no nepotism going on. The other thing is alternates. Alternates are created for vacancies that occur. You really, if you're going to step over alternates, then you should not have alternates. Now, it's true, some people have a lot of experience and all that by going to college about a subject. That might be impressive. But again, back to the knowledge and the long-term background of
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Those are other issues that we can address later. I don't want to take any more time. But I really feel, I strongly feel, it's ‸ sort of insulting to the people that have been there for multi-years. I'm sorry. This is not fair. He's one example.
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don't agree with this ordinance at all. Thank you.
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Seeing the chair would like to close this portion.
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Chair would like to close this portion to council. If you want to, did you fill out
the
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card? No, sir. You're making it very difficult, Mr. Stoll. Extremely difficult.
I will forego my objection. Okay.
Thank you, sir. But for future reference, please complete a card. Yes, sir.
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Excuse me, this portion to the public
and return to
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Yes, sir. Yes,
sir.
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And then Councilman Dyer.
I initially was against the ordinance when it
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That's why I made the amendment to her motion to include we have the discretion, which we do now. We reappoint. That's what we do. So you said it yourself. We have two open positions on code enforcement. So quite naturally, you would not be off the board. You would be reappointed back on the board. So you won't be going anywhere unless you choose to leave the board. So that's what the ordinance reads. You would not be forced out if we have open seats available. It won't happen. The council
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again, reappoint like we do now. So nothing really changes. We just want to make sure, and I don't want to overspeak Councilwoman Cox.
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be a part of these boards. That's the goal. We love that people are there 30, 40 years ‸ because of that reason, because people just didn't want to be on the board. Some people think it's boring. Some people think they just don't care about city government. But now we have a citizen academy, right, that is encouraging people to learn about government. So you would not be going anywhere at all unless we have 20 people or five people knocking on the door trying to get on code enforcement, and we know that's not happening. So thank you.
But why have the law when you know you don't need it when you have people that want to join? Because I know for a fact, and I'm going to proceed, but I know for a fact several people I've asked to join the code board.
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The slots are filled. I think another council member had other individuals to submit an application. I mean, why have it on record when you're asking people to come and volunteer? That's all I'm saying. That's the perception I proceeded as being.
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So now we have the option. Say this year there's someone on the code enforcement board that their term is up. I don't know who that may be. It may be somebody. So Mr. Thomas, he puts his application in. Then we have the vote on who replaces that person who term is up. That's the goal of it. But for that reason, right, we want Mr. Thomas to be on a board.
Yes, but ‸ certain boards require a plethora of information as Greenwood stated. I agree. Former councilman Greenwood stated. Right. A plethora of
information and knowledge and experience. Your
pension boards.
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Right. But what I'm saying is why have the law when you want to invite people to come? It's like telling them you shouldn't come. Exactly. That's the perception. ‸ That's all I'm saying. Yeah,
I
got you. Okay, councilwoman calls. Please turn your light up for me, deputy mayor.
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And so to answer the why have the law, let me just say that you have the opportunity to increase civic engagement. We've generated a whole group of people and continue to do so through the success of our Citizen Academy. And when they step up, they've spent the time, they've researched, they've done the classes, they've learned the back story on the city and some of the departments and understand it better to be a stronger collaborator. And they're ready to step up.
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Now, we just started advertising positions when they come available. We weren't doing that before. They were automatically coming to council. And then as a council member, you basically feel a lot of pressure to reappoint someone, to reappoint whoever's put in front of you. And not to say because we have some great volunteers.
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conversation with me. I think whatever we do tonight, we need to increase our appreciation for volunteers and what we do to express that appreciation.
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‸ We need to be a little more volunteer friendly.
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different way as volunteers. It's not as staff. ‸ And I have a feeling that our boards don't get as much appreciation. Our volunteer leaders don't get as much appreciation as we would like to give them, and they deserve. And I'm hoping that whatever we do, whatever motion is made here, I want ‸ that to be a part of it, that staff come back to us ‸ to look at how to enhance that volunteer appreciation. But again, the reason I brought this forward is to increase civic engagement,
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step up, that they see opportunities.
that the end
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to make these advisory boards dynamic. Now, code enforcement, ‸ can I address our
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Are they under a special, because he was saying there are state regulations? Yeah,
they are subject to Chapter 162 Florida statutes. The statute does provide certain requirements for code enforcement board members in terms. However, in my opinion, I've always had this
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to that statutory board, is not preempted from adding a term limit requirement or some other requirements, because the statute allows the city council to adopt supplemental code enforcement ‸ procedures. And, you know, I consider this as part of that. This ‸ would be added to the ordinance. But, you
know,
the code enforcement board is a very special board. It has, it's the ‸ only board the city has that actually imposes fines. I mean, they adjudicate cases, and certain types of experience are very important for that board.
Okay.
‸ When you do make those appointments, somebody needs to be able to address, you know, sometimes ‸ their neighbor, relatively speaking, and adjudicate a case based on the merit. So it takes a different type of person to be able to do that, and experience matters.
And I agree with that wholeheartedly, having attended many of those meetings.
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but there is no state stipulation.
With respect to term
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council can impose term limits on code enforcement board members.
Okay.
Otherwise, you know, I would. I mean, I think in the case
of code enforcement, and we've all expressed it,
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General,
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you know, we have, I would hope that we have the good sense to make sure that we keep people with the experience, and, you know, with the depth of character, and, and interest on that board, you know, to make fair decisions. That is an important board. Um, but I am still supportive because we do have the option, and this does open it up to be more dynamic, to make our advisory boards more dynamic, and encourage the civic engagement, so.
Thank you. Thank you. I do have some concerns about your statement in reference of acknowledging volunteers, but I will surrender the floor.
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the same
individuals
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that stated that people should be acknowledged for volunteering, and it's like you're forcing someone.
Now,
Esquire Garganese, expound on PNZ boards, sir.
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Do they have quasi-judicial authority, sir?
They do have some quasi-judicial authority ‸ when it comes to site plan approval. Other than that, ‸ they serve a dual capacity, advisory capacity, making recommendations to the City Council regarding land
development regulations. Yes,
sir. That's not, those types of delegated duties are not quasi-judicial, but they just have that site plan ‸ approval, ‸ which is quasi-judicial. The Board of Adjustment, likewise, ‸ has quasi-judicial authority, too, if you were going to ask about the Board of Adjustment quasi-judicial capacity.
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Do we have a
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Variants,
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The
Variants is a handle through the Board of Adjustment. Yeah.
Thank you.
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I came from the Board of Adjustments. When I first got on ‸ it, the Board of Adjustments could actually overturn City Council
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it. So if they did not, like, happen on Code Board, they could actually bring it up to our Board, which they did in the past, and we overturned it or whatever.
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Brown an award for 38 years of never missing a meeting in 38 years. They gave him a nice award. Now we're saying he's got to go. And I started thinking about this very carefully.
There's
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another individual who's actually mentored me, made me chairman in my third meeting, Mr. Matthew Ford.
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on boards. He would be definitely opposed to this because he's on the Board of Adjustments for 28 years. ‸ He mentored a lot of us, including Mr. Goins. And, you know, there's no way I could ever tell that man if he was still alive.
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Because
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Everybody's got respect for the chairman of the Code Board. And it's just the wrong thing to do to take people with experience to spend here, born here, raised here in ‸ Cocoa after 30-some years saying,
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got to go. And I'm against that because it's just being a native here myself, many generations, I've seen so much stuff taken away from us, from other people's ideas that are from up north or wherever, not native to this area.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
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What are the wishes of Council?
Motion to approve.
We have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Calls. Second. We have
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Nay. Nay.
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have it.
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Be reduced to $1,336.81. As recommended by the Code Enforcement Board, they demolish this house. They're building a new house on this property. So this will enhance our tax revenue. Chair, we'd like to make a motion to approve.
Second.
Second by Deputy Mayor Goins. All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Aye. Let me hold that thought. Any nays?
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in the audience, sir? I'm
here
tonight, sir. Ma'am, are you here?
I am.
Okay, come forward, please, ma'am. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't see you back there.
Sorry.
Thank you. Please come forward and state your name, and I thank you for building a new home on that lot.
Well, thank you.
Please state your name and your address, please.
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So
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I felt bad. The gentleman, he had a very bad situation, couldn't handle it.
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Mr. Bunt helped me through all that process. So I learned a lot. Okay.
But
I am a general contractor, and I'm here to stay.
Thank you kindly, ma'am. Thank you very much.
Appreciate
your efforts. I appreciate everything you've done. I've learned a lot. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Bye-bye. Yes, ma'am. We've already called the question.
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Aye.
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a worthy project. Thank you kindly, ma'am, for believing in COCO.
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of $1,000 administrative services.
Yes, sir. The city is in receipt of this donation application for $1,000. To date, each council member has a full budget of $1,000. So if you choose to support this donation, it could be $200 apiece or as you wish.
When you say as you wish, we can increase our portion of it? More than $200? I'm just asking for me.
Yes.
Is that permissible? Is that right?
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Right.
Right. Yes, ma'am. Everyone has $1,000. Correct. Instead of me donating $200, let's say if I wanted to donate $300, so that would be $1,100. Is that correct? Are we at liberty to do that if we want to? Because we're talking about the youth. Yeah, it's a budget. No,
each application has a maximum, I believe. Isn't that correct?
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Each application has a maximum.
That's what I'm asking. Give me a point of clarification, because I was going to push the envelope, ma'am.
Yes,
sir. All right. Thank you. Chair, let me make a motion to approve the requirement. Asking for $1,000.
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Aye.
And then ayes. Ayes have a unanimous plea.
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I think you may have a PowerPoint presentation, or
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here, to provide you a presentation going over the audit and the end results of the annual financial audit.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you, Mrs. Bowman.
All right. Good evening, Mayor Blake. Council members.
Greetings,
sir. Pleasure to be here and present the highlights of the comprehensive annual financial report for
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I will try to be brief, but I do want to point out some of the significant elements that go into an audit of the city's financial statements. There are several required communications that we're required to make under our professional standards, so I just want to hit those real briefly. The responsibilities that we have as the auditors for the city's financial statements is to report under generally accepted audit standards, which are promulgated by the American Institute of CPAs as well as the Government Accountability Office at the federal level and then at the state level, the Florida Auditor General. And then management's responsibilities, ‸ finance director, city manager, are responsible for the actual financial statements themselves. Our responsibility is to report on those numbers as to whether they are in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. We also
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That's required by Florida statute as well as the federal government as it relates to the Government Accountability Office. I'm pleased to report as it relates to significant matters there were no issues noted in our audit that would be of concern as it relates to internal controls and compliance.
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‸ We also received representations from management as it relates to providing us with all information that we requested. There was accepting responsibility again for the financial statements.
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our services and ‸ pleased to report ‸ as it relates to the schedule itself that we're here issuing our report,
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department and city staff to complete the audit timely with everything that occurred in 2020 as it relates to the pandemic and its impact on the audit schedule.
‸ I do want to cover
briefly our reports, which are in the document. Our first one being a report on the financial statements, and that was an unmodified opinion that we issued, which is a clean opinion that the financial numbers are presented in accordance with generally accepted accounting. accounting principles
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you'll find the compliance related reports. The first one being our report on internal controls over financial reporting and on compliance and other matters. And while we don't issue an opinion on internal controls, we do consider the impact of internal controls on the city's financial reporting processes. That involves ‸ significant testing of transactions, as well as looking at bank reconciliations, making sure those are performed timely and accurately. And I'm pleased to report, again, that there were no significant deficiencies or material weaknesses ‸ noted. We did have a finding back in 2018 related to cash, and ‸ that's obviously an area that we look at for corrective action as we move forward.
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relates to the completion of bank reconciliations for fiscal year 20. There's also two reports required by the Florida Auditor General, the management letter, as well as the independent accounts report related to investment compliance.
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And then for this year, there was a federal single audit required, which resulted in us testing a specific federal program, which was the loan guarantee program. And there we look at compliance as well as internal controls over compliance. And ‸ again, there were no findings to report as the city passed that test with flying colors. Financial highlights. Just briefly want to touch on this. The governmental activities had an improvement. This is looking at the long-term assets and long-term liabilities of the city. So you'll see a positive change in that position of $2.7 million. That was primarily in the net investment in capital assets category of the net position where the city invested in its infrastructure. Business-type activities still has a very healthy net position, as well as a positive change in net position of $14.7 million. A significant portion of that is restricted related to the utility activities. But $8.3 million remained in unrestricted net position at the end of the year.
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balance was a positive $1.8 million. The total fund balance was $27.5 million.
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healthy balances,
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have on hand in a given year. And then from a budget performance perspective, you can see here, again, the net change in fund balance was a positive $1.8 million. And the city was able to recognize $1 million in revenues over projection, as well as had some cost savings on the expenditure side, due primarily to vacant positions in the budget process. There was $3.1 million in savings on the expenditure side, resulting in a $4.1 million favorable budget variance for fiscal year 20. And just the last slide here, the water and sewer fund,
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primary utility fund for the city, again, a positive operating income, consistent with 2019 operations, but a ‸ healthy position at the end of the year. So with that, I do want to express my appreciation to Rebecca and her ‸ team, as well as the entire city staff, for the cooperation we received and the hard work that goes into preparing such a lengthy and detailed document. So with that, I'll be glad to entertain any questions you may have.
Well, first of all,
I
want to say thank you for a detailed and concise presentation, certain reference of us being physical sound. Sure. I commend you, Madam, Financial Director,
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And I know it's mandatory that we do have a lot
annually.
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So I thank you for your
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knowledge, depth knowledge, thorough knowledge
I think.
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Seeing none,
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Thank you, sir. Approved. We have an
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All in favor saying aye.
Aye.
And in nays, ayes have it unanimous.
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Proceeding on to the... Okay. Thank you, County,
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Proceeding on to
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remain in effect or terminate the ordinance. I'm asking that we
extended
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additional 90 days.
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And
then we'll let...
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it if the wishes of Council to extend it another 90 days? Or can I make the motion up front and then proceed forward?
No actions required. If the Council takes no action, ‸ the time period will extend for another 90 days. Okay.
I would like to extend it to another 90 days. Okay.
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90 days.
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I took
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and done. Thank God. Amen. And
they
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didn't fall out. Great job. Your hair didn't fall out? No, my hair did not fall out. Okay. Item number 7-5, consideration of resolution 2021-029, designating a portion of State Road 520 for the Sergeant George Lee Taylor Senior Memorial Highway, former veteran.
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honored in Sergeant George Lee Taylor Senior Memorial Highway. I'm in support of it. Mr. City Manager,
sir. Mr. Mayor,
you
hit all the good points.
Thank
you.
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We have a motion on the floor by yours, truly the
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going to call the
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What are the wishes of Council?
I was going to add to that. I believe it also includes Jennifer Riggs.
Does it include that? ‸ I'm just looking at it on the face value.
Yeah.
Okay.
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Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
Motion
to approve.
Motion
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All in favor saying aye. Aye. Aye. The names, ayes have it.
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City of Cocoa Roadside Memorial Marker Program. I got three cards here to address that. Mr. Public Works, I'm in favor of that because I too have lost a family member
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Mr. Smith, and a former student that I respect dearly. Mr. Smith, sir.
Yes, this is the establishment of the Roadside Memorial Marker Program. It's similar to what the county and state have with the ‸ white markers that would go within the city right away related to vehicle, pedestrian, or bicycle accidents on our roadways. So we have an application included within this. It's a pretty straightforward process that comes through our department and we'll install ‸ the sign ‸ in the specified location.
Thank you, Mr. Smith, sir. I have three cards with the blessings of council. I would like for us to hear from the audience, please, ma'am, please, sir. Our first
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Would you come forward, set your name and your address for me? And then it will be her. I'm sorry, just you, ma'am. The floor is yours, Mrs.
Moore.
Marion Moore, [address] I'm here in support of this project. Most of you may already know my mother was killed on Dixon Boulevard last June walking her dog. I never received any type of closure for that. The driver was not
cited.
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There was nothing that was given to benefit the family. So it's been very difficult for us. We would like to have something there as a reminder to other people to please be careful. It affected our family, but it affected so many more people than that. And then in January of this year, my daughter was killed in a motorcycle accident in Cocoa on 520. And because it was a state road, I was able to have a FDOT memorial road marker placed there. And we also have a cross up there in her memory. I wanted to bring my grandson Connor with me today. His mom was Amber, and he loves to talk about his mom, but because it was so late in the agenda, I had to have somebody watch him. I don't think he would have sat for two hours, but he is, you know, he's her legacy. And he prays for his mom
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And we take him out to those sites and he needs something there so he
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And that's where he can go,
you know, to always remember
him. I really would appreciate if council would consider this.
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Go ahead, sir.
I just wanted to say, ma'am,
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to express my deepest sympathy for you. I'm sorry for your loss.
Thank you
very much.
‸ Okay.
Councilwoman Cost, ma'am.
Yeah,
I
was just going to, I wanted to approve this, but I also wanted to ask staff if we could actually have some sort of, not ceremony per se, but on the anniversary of Mary's passing, which was the 10th of June?
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Could we try to plan to do something and write a press release just announcing that we will have this program that's, well, it's two months. That timeframe. So, uh.
Okay.
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So let me amend.
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Yes. Okay. But let me just say it this way, ma'am. Every, God is a forbidden event.
No
one planned for it.
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the young lady T-boned him on his motorcycle, right there on Friday road and also on Lake Poinsett right there at the gas station. That's why they have that traffic light because of my uncle
and
the young lady walked. So what I'm just saying, if I establish a memorial, just hear me out please first. If we do it for one, you got to do it for everyone that proceeds after that. That's all I'm saying.
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Oh
yeah. Yeah. I wasn't planning on doing that. I
thought
the idea would be that we roll out this program and just use that commemoration.
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doing this so quickly, was Miriam brought this to the sustainability advisory board and we contacted the Space Coast TPO and, um, so it would just, it would be a nice touch. I know
I
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can't do it for everybody, ‸ but just the announcement to the rest of the community, um, would be on that date.
As a form of an announcement. Okay. I ‸ agree. Would you agree today? Yes.
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Okay. We would like to amend our motion to include
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Mr Smith, sir.
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I understand. So we are proving it today.
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Because
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release this that you approve
it
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tonight. So just provide us a little bit more clarity on are we waiting until June ‸ have some sort of official event on site or? Yeah, I know we're going to approve it now, but the, the ceremony, give me some details on that or a thought process on that because we're going to, you're going to approve it tonight. We're going to do press releases on it.
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Mm hmm.
Again, are we waiting until June to have some, some city commission at the site to commemorate? I'm sorry
to be so confusing. Let me amend my amendment and just say that, um, when we do the press release, if we mentioned that they, the inspiration or what triggered this is, was the passing of last year. I'm sure the family, when we put up the marker, we'll have some sort of special, uh, commemoration on their own. And I would like to be invited.
Okay. So, so henceforth, I will
withdraw my amendment.
Okay. ‸ Okay. We digress. One, we will have a marker there. Two, at the ceremony, ceremonial dedication, you would like to be in attendance. Is that what I'm understanding correctly? In June.
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Three, henceforth, God forbid, any other incidents like this that comes after that, will we do a ceremonial for them to as well? That's what I'm asking.
No, that was not the intention. Okay.
All right. Um, Mr. City Manager, do you have her understanding,
sir? Yes, sir. And just let, let me, let me also be clear. So, um, you submit an application, the family submits an application, the application is ultimately approved.
Uh,
Public Works will, uh, have the marker created and then Public Works will actually install the marker. So, there's an opportunity for, uh, each family to have an event, a ceremony as we're installing the marker. So, so I, I was probably less than clear on that.
Okay.
That is your wishes, correct, ma'am? Yes. Thank you very much.
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That is, you will amend your motion to reflect that, right? Because I will amend my- Yes, I will, sir.
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gonna call the question, all in favor, but say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye's have it unanimous. Thank you, go forward. Thank you very much. Okay. Uh, ‸ proceeding on to approve the loan terms and conditions of the local government area opportunity funding,
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Commons Senior Affordable Housing Project.
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Thank you, Mayor. Uh,
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the City Council approved a local government area of opportunity support for retreat at Cocoa Commons Project
in
the amount of $340,000.
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through the Florida
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So they were one of 11 that were awarded by the state
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184 applications. And this will provide much needed affordable housing to, um, 96 of our senior 62 and over, um, residents. And it's directly, uh, just west of public.
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Gabe Ehrenstein from Arbor Valley is also here. Um, and I just wanted to outline the, uh, terms that he's proposing for the loan. It's a $354,000 general fund loan to the property ownership entity given at the time of the project's final certificate of occupancy. Uh, 1% annual interest rate and it will be 30% of the surplus cash to be used towards the loan repayment. Uh, the annual payment will be paid until the loan has been paid off with interest. So, uh, some of the things with this loan because it is a HUD FHA loan.
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lien on the property and it cannot be for a specific term. So that's why the loan terms are outlined in that way. And if you
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if you're not familiar with the project or if you have any questions, he's available as well.
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Okay. Thank you. We want you to be like the undertaker of the land. Last one to let us down. The last one to throw dirt in our face. Okay. Prove the establishment of the city of Coco's ‸ logo use policy. Assistant city manager, public information must be approved by the ‸ city manager. Mr. Fuhrer, sir.
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What?
Go ahead, ma'am. So,
what is before you is, um, a, an establishment
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the city of Coco's logo use policy.
Um, and so we have, um, constructed a policy in place that will, um, require people to get permission to use our logo. Um, and so we have a copy of that, uh, policy that has been included in the agenda item and I'm available to answer any questions that you might have about the policy.
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Yes. There's an application.
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of documentation, but I know it comes through. Yes.
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Looking for a second. Second. Second by councilman.
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Aye.
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We have two cards here.
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1208 Dixon Boulevard. Ms. Butt. Ma'am.
Thank you, Mayor. As you all are aware,
uh,
Save-A-Lot has been a staple along Dixon Boulevard for the last 26 years.
Amen.
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13 years and then prior to the closing of March 31st, 2021, they had 12 employees of which were 11 residents.
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attorney's office have worked diligently and spent many hours. So I don't want to steal, uh, Angela's thunder and, uh, and, and also the family if
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a problem with it. Uh, being an old Southern gentleman, um, we have a young lady in the audience.
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on this?
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Right.
And
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Yes, sir.
Um, we had to close our store down the other day, um, due to some COVID and everything else like that. We really like to stay open in the community. I know,
uh,
with Harvey's down the street,
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closed up as well. We could kind of created what some people know as a food desert. Um, especially within
their
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area, there's a lot of people who cannot have the transportation to get to the other stores that are available. I know there was a young lady ‸ that had stepped up here earlier and mentioned about using bus lines and
fares
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and everything else like that. So she was concerned about the problem we have as well.
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Thank you kindly, sir.
Thank
you.
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It is good to see your face in the place with the human race, sir.
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Sir, yes,
sir.
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Boulevard. And, uh, as she clearly
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in Dixon Boulevard. If you live in
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It is very, very important for the community. Why? Because most
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Mm-hmm.
They walk to it. They ride their bicycle to it. To see it close is a tremendous blow to the city of Cocoa. As the city grows outside of
the,
of downtown Cocoa has to grow. That's what will build a strong Cocoa. When the outer layer, this is the hub down here, but the spokes or the ‸ outer layer. And I'm so excited about the city interests because the city
interest is our interest
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that particular area. And to, to see it grow and to build family, strong family. And I'm so excited about that, that the city been working hard to see that, oh, remain a vibrant grocery store.
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but it also provide jobs. And to see it, we don't need to lose jobs in Cocoa. We need to have more jobs. We don't need to lose businesses in Cocoa.
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So, so that's, I'm excited to see that.
Thank you very much.
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I already know the city manager approves of
it.
Do you
approve of this? Um, as of the form of the agreement? Yes, sir. It's, it's presented in a form that the council, if it wishes, can approve this, um, transaction. Okay.
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Um, we will proceed in this order.
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light is on, sir. I'm waiting for after
your approval, sir.
Okay.
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Yes, sir. So
yeah, I just wanted to say, uh, thank you to city manager Whitten and to development director. Essing. They really moved quickly on this because I know that our city manager didn't even know about it until the last council meeting. So ‸ really appreciate that. And I would like to, uh, I would also like us to look at that route six, uh, bus service, uh, just to consider that. So maybe that's a separate motion or to amend the motion that's on the floor. Okay.
I think give the opportunity to the city manager collaborate with, uh, transportation issue before and let him come back with the presentation or whatever the case may
be.
Okay. I think would be a feasible thing. I do like the concept now.
Um,
I have a motion on the floor.
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call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. And the nays.
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unanimously. Thank you very much. Thank you to the family. God bless. Thank you, pastor, as well.
Um,
‸ city manager, sir.
Yes, sir.
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I'll
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remind you that
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And so, um, you know, it was a good opportunity for us to sort of jump on this.
There
are four categories that, uh, projects can be funded under. Um, and this is, uh, uh,
‸ I
think direct payment to small businesses or a business that was affected by COVID-19, you know, um,
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And so she really deserves a whole lot of credit.
Uh, uh,
uh,
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And so he worked to do the legalese and then, um,
um,
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could present to you. Hopefully having them, uh, in the community for, uh, another five and, uh, years and beyond. And, you know, this is, this is really what we, um, uh, are here in government to do. You know, if you can't feel good about this as a, as a public servant, then you're not gonna feel good about a whole lot of things. And so I just wanted to give staff, uh, kudos because ‸ I tell them all the time, I'm the ideal man and ‸ you
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make it happen. And so, so, uh, you know, they jumped on this and, and, and hopefully, uh, we'll be back open within the next. Well, hopefully I was gonna ‸ say tomorrow, but I'll give them a little bit more time.
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No pressure.
Okay.
No pressure. That's right. No pressure. Okay. Will council stand and please listen now.
to
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team Coco for doing an outstanding job.
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Job well done. ‸ Thank you. Thank you. Two words we don't hear enough. We know the flip side. You better do this. The other side of that is thank you. Thank you. Okay. Last but not least, moving on to public works. Approve the additional project funding in the amount of $85,000 related to
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authorized city manager, city attorney, and public works to finalize and execute the settlement.
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seek reimbursement for eligible projects.
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Mayor,
yeah,
that's, um,
there was a revision to the agenda. That was placed under consent and was approved earlier.
Okay, I'm sorry, and forgive me.
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Yes,
sir.
Hey.
Get a little extra reading tonight, Mr. Mayor.
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Thank you, Esquire.
Yes, sir.
Throwing out the lifeline. And advisory boards and committees, city manager and administration.
I don't know that we have any reports, so I can jump to my report.
Go ahead, sir. You're in charge.
You
know, I've been in the business, you know, over 30 years, and, you know, I take my job seriously, and I think that we've made progress over the six months that I've been here. And so I say this respectfully, you know, I, you know, when you sit here and you hear issues and
they're operational issues presented
and they're operational issues, you know, all operational issues should be presented to me. I think that every request for assistance that we've gotten for Jolie Smith, for the Moore Center, we've responded to. ‸ And so this is, this is in defense of Bryant because Bryant has a lot of skill and potential and ‸ he has empathy. You know, you look for that in a public servant.
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to me. Give me an opportunity to work on those before you bring them to council. Bryant was actually out sick for a couple of days. And so coincidentally, when he got back in, that was the sort of crossing of the emails. But again, you know, my six
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public service and he does a fine job at it. Absolutely.
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Thank you very much.
Okay. Anyone on the other days? Okay. Mr. Walsh.
Yes, sir. I did have a report today, tonight. Two items. One, just wanted to report that the Dial water plant had converted its treatment process back to the chloramines, which is our traditional process over the weekend on Saturday. So the normal water has been before it's been going out since Saturday.
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So we're, you know, within the next few days, we should be sort of back to where we were. So that's the first item. The second item is that we we had a notice of violation that we posted on our website. I think it went up today or yesterday. It was for a contaminant. It's an organic, a synthetic organic contaminant that is required to be tested for that we missed the test on. So we didn't violate any standard. We just didn't do enough testing. We missed an individual test. We were notified by DEP. Went ahead and made the test. Test came up, you know, with no, nothing to report.
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pretty much anything. They're required to report it to the public. So there are notices that have gone out in the bills over the last couple of weeks started going into the cycle. We posted it on the website and we're also required to put it in the newspaper. That's still a requirement for DEP. And so it will be posted on the 15th, which will be the day after tomorrow. But ‸ again, to kind of emphasize, the water was always safe to drink. There was nothing found in the water. We just missed doing the test. And so they require us to notify the public that we didn't follow those guidelines. And so and I'm here to answer any questions you may have on that.
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in reference of water.
Is
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9.
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that actually line everybody up in the state. But I ‸ hear we're around number 10 or 11.
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That's right. Thank you, sir. Long live the army. Anyone else on that side of the room? Saying that on this side, yes, vaccine man and Mr. Police. Anyone? Maybe
serious.
Mr. ‸ Chief Hankins, short timer, sir.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Yes, sir.
As I reported a few meetings ago, the police department was getting prepared to go through its three year annual.
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Last week, we completed that process three days with three assessors virtually. We came out at the end of Thursday with one minor correction in a policy. The recommendation from that team to the Florida Commission for law enforcement accreditation in June will be that the Cocoa Police Department be
re-accredited
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for the fifth time, making six times completely since 2006. And if I can make one comment about the save a lot, am I permitted to do that? So, yes, sir. So, as somebody who was born and raised here, you can drive throughout the city and there's very few places that you can see that you can say, when I was a kid, that was this and it still is.
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Winn Dixie. The vacant CBS across the street before it was Eckerds was a Texaco. But the save a lot has always been a grocery store. Before it was save
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And it does my heart good to see that to see that the people who have grown and have come to know that place as some place ‸ to shop that the city's committed to keeping that alive for them, no matter what the name is. So, that's just something that from my heart I appreciate.
Thank you very much, Chief. Thank you very much for opening up your heart. But we believe in people just like you do, sir. So, thank you very much.
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Chief Lamb, sir.
Thank you. So, that's going to be a tough act to follow there.
‸ But,
uh.
Terrified.
So, I'll just give you the brief out on our COVID numbers.
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beginning of this. 831 deaths.
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city limits. Talking about vaccines.
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total vaccines. Out of that 115,708 are complete. So, whether it was Johnson and Johnson, Moderna or Pfizer, they completed the entire series.
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the total population of Brevard County ‸ has been fully vaccinated. With whichever they preferred. Kind of working off the back of that. There's been a lot of talk about the
variants
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here in the last couple of months. It's sad to report that Florida is number four in the top states in the United States with a number of variance cases within the state. Within the United States. So, we're continuing to ‸ still battle that and look for solutions and follow CDC guidance and recommendations on how to protect our community. But more importantly, how to protect our employees to ensure
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healthy and safe workforce. So, um, one of the ways that we did that was Brevard County and finally started getting some more vaccinations. Uh, I was proud to say last Friday we opened up and started giving vaccinations are giving vaccinations to our city ‸ employees. Uh, in six hours we gave over 100 vaccines to city employees within the city that were still waiting to get vaccinated. So, we'll do round two of that starting May 7th for the Moderna vaccination.
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So, that's kind of where we're at. Uh, if you look at the latest CDC reports and the Florida Department of Health reports, we're starting to see an uptick in our younger population. And we certainly saw an uptick during spring break. Spring
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really kind of still going on for some areas of the state of Florida. But, uh,
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group. So, it's certainly, uh, something to be concerned with. And I think we're still continuing to go on the right path by the mask ordinance. I know everybody's getting tired of it. If you really think about it, our EOC, the city's EOC has been at a level two for a little over 396 days. So, uh,
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But I think we're headed in the right direction to continue to keep our city healthy, our citizens healthy, and most importantly, our workforce healthy. So, thank you.
Thank you, everyone. Great job, sir.
Team
Coco to you as well. Team Coco to everyone. Okay. Mr. Smith.
Of course.
Thank you, sir. Thank you. Appreciate you. Uh, Deputy City Manager. Deputy.
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Okay. City Council. Uh, Councilman Hearn.
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even number last time?
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I believe it's
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It's
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this
time.
It's even this time?
Yes,
sir. Okay. Who went first? Was it you, District 2, or District 4?
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I believe she went. Okay. Do
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Okay. First of all, I was going to say the, um, St. John's Water Management District met in the chambers this morning, and they just could not stop talking about how wonderful our facilities are. So, that was kind of nice.
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I'll try to be quick. Um, the Economic Development Commission of, uh, Space Coast, and I'm so proud and happy
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a certified production technician training program and they are subsidizing ‸ the tuition from $1550 to $675, so, uh, for eligible students. So, they have, offering it in Melbourne and Palm Bay through Eastern Florida State College.
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Brevard County Adult Education Center. So, I'm so glad to hear that we actually have a location so people can get to it.
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Technician. Nice to see those educational opportunities for vocation.
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Um, again, I'm, I'm proud and to represent Coco on that board. They are embarking on a resiliency master plan. And so, you're gonna ‸ see more, uh, about resiliency and how it impacts roads. So,
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be elevated and that sort of thing. Um, so that'll be in the next couple of months. They've also just started a webcast program on Thursdays and this Thursday on April 15th, it'll be about trailblazing. So, they'll be talking about all the different, um, bike paths and that sort of thing. And the plans for that throughout Brevard County.
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for that.
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we talked about in the past.
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I haven't read it closely, but I've read enough to know there's a lot of wisdom in this. And I'm wondering, um, in fact, I'd like to make a motion that, um, if staff could come back and just review and then present the, the, at least the, um, the big points, the overall picture of this plan.
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this plan. And I just want to make sure that we're still following, uh, the, the goals and objectives of it. So I'd like to make a motion and ask for a second.
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And.
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I would love for you to sit down and talk with them.
You
know what I'm saying? Yeah. I think it's wonderful.
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that line of communication collaboration, we get a lot of cooperation like we did today.
because
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we have an extremely long agenda. I think we did a phenomenal job. Yes. We have to push it. But
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going to call the question all in favor and saying aye. Aye.
Aye.
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Okay.
Thank you.
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And as everyone knows last year, uh, we became certified again as a tree city USA. And that's an opportunity to not only toot our own horn that we have this beautiful canopy, but also to educate our residents about trees and all the positive things that they do for us. Now we've missed it this year. We, you know, we weren't really planning anything because of the COVID, but that came up in
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Sustainability Advisory Board and suggestion was made that we have a beauty contest for trees, essentially a photography contest. If that's something we could do without, uh, people being close together and exposing themselves.
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to us, and
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and they suggested a motion with a campaign with two goals, which one would be to, uh, well, to promote the fact that we have become a tree city USA, and two, to educate our citizens on the value of trees. And I would say that there are really five, keeping it simple, there are really five specifics. And one is that trees absorb stormwater. Um,
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So if you go down someplace like Ivy Drive,
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got several dozen trees.
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And that's, could be the difference between flooding and not.
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cooler. They reduce energy use. Three, trees break wind energy during a storm, protect us.
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make our air cleaner. And five, I, you know, my opinion, but I think trees add beauty to our landscapes. So, make that motion and ask for a second.
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We have a second on the floor by Councilman Hearn. Chair's gonna ‸ call the question.
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Okay. And I just beg your tolerance for one more item. Um, and that is Lee Winter Park. And it's the pavilion
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We took away the picnic tables.
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more of a homeless issue. In fact, I haven't seen the homeless issue in the same way. And I think, I really hope it's time that we can go back and start using that pavilion again by having some picnic tables there. And especially since we're looking at that pier and thinking about fishing, there's just a lot of opportunities there for our citizens. So, um, I'd like to make a motion that staff, um, look at bringing those picnic tables back. Um, perhaps some signage that would, um, ask people to call leisure services to reserve the area, um, so that it can be made available to the public again.
Mr. City Manager, question. Is this something we have
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do at the CRA?
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we're gonna bring you a number of parks improvements there. So
there's
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Okay. That's fine.
Okay.
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Yes, ma'am. We want to keep it in the official capacity, unique situations. Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Job well done.
I
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All right. All
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I'll be brief. All we, uh, all I have for you is I want to, uh, uh, reannounce. I don't know. We, we announced it on the website, but,
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PM.
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It'll be at Endeavor in the cafeteria, 6 PM. And I invite the public, everybody come out, be a part of, uh, what we're going to be having going on. Uh, secondly, I just want to announce that I will be attending
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conference. Uh, so I can better improve on my skills, be more of a effective, uh, councilman. Uh, that would be at the double tree by the Hilton, uh, in Tampa, Florida. I'll
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Um, the estimated cost of the trip, including registration, hotel reservations, mileage and parking
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And that's all I have. Thank you very much. Appreciate you going, uh, ‸ I'm sure you have a report when you go and come back, sir. Um, just for notification,
um,
case bar records. Let's be on the safe side. Yes, sir. Thank you. Uh, ‸ job well done.
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Uh, I don't
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I don't know. Okay. We'll go this way.
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Yes, sir. Thank you. Um, I want to start about start out with, uh, with a salute to, um, Samantha singer and, uh, chief lamb.
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week. Um, and I,
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commend you both of you for
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Um, a lot of people don't see, uh, the conversation that has to take place for these vaccinations to, to come in our city. Um, and it's unfortunate. We have to do these things. Um, but at the same time, I, I really, really appreciate it. I think the citizens, they don't know what you do. Um, but, but I, I appreciate both of you and whoever else makes these phone calls. Um, like I
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it
was very interesting, but it ended very well. Um, he understands, uh,
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I think, uh,
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Um, but, but I tell you this, he really
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you, even though he may not tell you, uh, he told me and you as well, chief lamb. So again, uh, thank you for, for what, what y'all have been doing so far.
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We know that, uh, was a keep doing what you do. Um, Saturday, the community,
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Uh, we had about 20, uh, residents showed up. Um, it, it was, it was an awesome opportunity to, um, uh, teach, uh, educate our community on, uh, investment properties, uh, what mortgage companies look for credit scores. Uh, we had a few bank reps as well show up. Um,
uh,
again, we, we're just trying our best to just educate our community every, every, you know, every month, uh, either as youth or adults. Uh, so
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and there, but, uh, uh, but I believe we are doing a great
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we only had 20 show up, those 20 are connected to 20 families and those 20 families are going to be educated and,
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going to empower families to learn more about, uh, the things that we didn't learn in high school. You know,
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mortgages. So, so it's, it's so much to learn. And so, um, the, um, the, um, I know we have this coming for our workshop Friday.
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nightlife, um, and, and Cocoa village, uh, make sure I know we was talking about, uh, the last CRA meeting ‸ about
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a workshop.
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that as well.
I
think that's a great conversation with us.
because
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after the CRA meeting last week, um, a few council members, uh, went to, um, George and
the
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Dragon to speak with him about some concerns that citizens were having. And we
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a very productive meeting. Um, and I think sometimes, you know, we forget about that face to face and I think it was very, very effective cause, uh, we don't,
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that come cause nightlife is here in downtown.
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People
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Uh,
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Um, you know how it should be. And so we're going to get a lot of people. Um, that's all I had. Thank you, sir.
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Uh, first of all,
it
was a very wonderful weekend. Start out
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Uh, me and, uh, mayor Blake went down there and looked at some cars and, uh, the mayor's choice was a beautiful 1940 convertible Chevy.
Ooh,
absolutely gorgeous.
Uh,
‸ it was a lot of fun.
They
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had over 150 cars.
Uh,
everybody, the weather is beautiful. So everybody had a great time. Uh,
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of the Barkery and community first. It
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dogs. Uh, we had a timed events for recall. Uh, we had people learn how to do dog tricks and we had agility and all kinds of other stuff, fun stuff. It was a big success. Also, there's a brand make a new restaurant in the public shopping center. It's on the, uh, West end. Uh, I'll go ahead and do the English version of it.
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it's kind of difficult for me. Uh, the food is fabulous. If you get a chance to go try a new restaurant, I'm kind of proud of it.
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Thanks for all the staff. Thanks for the fire department. Thanks for the police department and you all have a nice evening.
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couple things real quick. Um, even though I had prior to the meeting, uh, ‸ Mr. Bryant, sir, I appreciate you, sir. Um,
as
well as staff and everyone else.
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about the zone flashing lights there on the north side of Fisk, the west side, north of Fisk. Also had a great time with, uh,
uh,
Bishop Hatcher with the few, just a full distribution with, uh,
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Uh, great time.
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Prior to that, I met with Mrs. Shem. We were at the health fair. Well, not the health fair, but health first with the mayor's challenge. ‸ We had a wonderful time and I commend you so eloquently stated there, Mrs. Shem. Uh, next,
I
know this yesterday, I think they had the vaccine being, uh, given at Jolie Smith Park yesterday. Also, I had a wonderful time that Saturday in reference of Saturday night.
I
think council members here, several council members attended the Travis Tritt show. The country show had a wonderful time, man. So, uh, we had a chance to meet them backstage. I had a chance to take a photo op with them.
They made 42,000 for the Boys and Girls Club.
Thank you, ma'am. Sorry, ma'am. That's all right, ma'am. That's all
right, ma'am.
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That's all right, ma'am.
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Also, Mr. Smith, um, we,
as you know, we had a unique situation this past
Sunday with tons of ‸ rain.
Um,
over there off Lucas Lane, there were some homes that were affected. And I know that eventually the rain, you know, subsided the rain and the water rescinded. But just to review that as we embrace on two months from now, you know what time it is.
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Again,
I
want to say thank you all to staff. Job well done. You don't hear it enough. Seriously, we appreciate you. Sometimes we get chewed out, but that comes with the territory. But you know, you know, I'm a firm believer in this. It's one of my all time favorite saying, just because you have the right, doesn't always make it right. Understand that one. And my last famous quote, I would like to say,
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Think about that one. So team Coco, Coco strong. I believe in you all. God bless America and these great United States. Chair and
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a motion to adjourn.
Make a motion to adjourn.
We have a
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
And
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Have you ever seen that?
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