So everyone, even as we leave this building, I ask that you continue to watch over our city, its citizens, as well as our neighbors. I ask that you give us a sound mind that we only make the best decisions on behalf
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In
Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.
I
pledge allegiance to the
flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Salud.
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Mayor Blake.
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Deputy Mayor Hearn. Here. Councilmember Dial.
Here.
Councilmember Goins. Here. Councilmember Koss. Here. City Attorney Garganese.
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Here. Thank you.
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Proceeding on with tonight's event approval, dash 2-1 regular meeting of April 11, 2023. What are the wishes of Council?
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going to call the question all in favor by saying aye. Aye. And in a's. Aye's added unanimously. Proceeding on to
manage
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2-A regular meeting of February 28, 2023.
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2-B. Special City Council meeting of February 23, 2023. And 2-C. Special City Council meeting of March 6, 2023.
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Motion to approve. Meeting of February 28. Meeting of March 6.
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Page 2, paragraph 2. Where it reads, she read a blurb from the Florida Municipal Officials Manual. I'd like ‸ it to say that says, quote,
workshops
are not formal legislative meetings, semicolon, therefore no official action can be taken. End of quote. And the next sentence would be, she asked.
There's a motion
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reflect what she stated.
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We have a second. Deputy Mayor Hearn.
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Aye.
Any nays?
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unanimously. Proceeding on to
award the
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presentation, I would like to read into the minutes.
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Proclaiming this proclamation. Acknowledging Arbor Day, whereas a holiday called Arbor Day was first observed with the planting of more than a million trees in Nebraska. Arbor Day is now observed through the nation and the world. Trees can reduce the erosion of precious topsoil by wind and water. Lowering our heating and cooling costs. Moderate the temperature.
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Produce oxygen. Provide habitat for wildlife. Trees are a renewable resource. Giving us paper, wood for our homes. Fuel for our fires. And countless other wood products.
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increase property values. Enhance the economic vitality of business areas. Beautify our community. Where they are planted. A source of joy and spiritual renewal.
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Do hereby proclaim the fourth Saturday, April 2023 as ‸ Arbor Day.
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celebrate Arbor Day and support efforts to protect our trees and woodlands.
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the
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of April 2023. Would everyone please give ‸ Arbor Day a round of applause?
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So we thank you. You may be seated. Okay. All right. Proceeding on to delegations. You have three minutes to expound on your particular item. First on the
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Would you please come forward? State your name, sir.
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District 1. In front of you is a not-so-good photo ‸ print of a leak I had at my house. There's a video.
please
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play the video for y'all. And that's on my side. That's not on the city's side. I was unaware of that. And the only reason that's happening like that is because when I got my water bill and I bought the salt, how much it cost, I went to the meter and it was filled with water. ‸ So I showed it all and I wasn't thinking of the time to snap the photo of that. But I took the video and
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had to dig the dirt away.
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So why I'm here tonight is maybe the folks who checked the meter, maybe they could figure out something that if they see some moisture in that box, maybe let the customer know, hey, you might have a leak in here. I'm not saying that the standing water was there when my meter was red. I'm just saying that possibility that it was moist in there. Usually it's dry.
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Just to ask if y'all maybe consider, you know, let the meter folks have some kind of something that could go on a door knob or maybe a little flag or something. Or even like a reverse 911 where a city water department called a customer and said, hey. To say, hey, you might have an issue here.
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I appreciate y'all being here.
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So real quick on the tree thing, I'm going to be at the park on Arbor Day
where
love is. And let y'all know, there's a couple in our Bible study letting me know that their son proposed
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and growing
in the city here.
So thank you.
That's what it's all about. We have a question for you, but let me say it this way to the lieutenant, sir.
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It's not digital. You may have the old manual one, yes.
And
now it's put in. I mean, ‸ water department might be able to pull up when it was installed. ‸ I want to say it was installed, say, about three years ago. And at the time, the folks who were there, because I prepped that area for them before they came out to replace, because I had a stump that was growing or root growing in that area. So I got it all cut up and cleaned out for them. But they told me might be looking into that pipe on my end because it's galvanized.
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And a lot
of
times
they
usually come from the west and I see them coming. So I get it all cleaned out for them so they can read it real good. If it's hot, I go get them a cold drink and have it ready for them.
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Bowman or Mr. Smith, do we have a process like that where they see any kind of moisture or any kind of water,
do
they automatically contact someone or make a note of it?
Yes, sir. When the meters go out and read the meters, they make notes on their addresses that they're looking at and then come back to the office and it gets input into the computer system. And then from
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day later or whatever. ‸ No? Okay.
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Because it wasn't this
month's bill, but last month's. Okay.
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I just wanted... ‸ Actually, my question was for Jack because I have a neighbor I thought ‸ had a leak and they were really pleased that the water department called them.
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Or what would that be? I mean, the water department called them, alerted them that their bill was... ‸ Yeah. There's a problem.
We
have field services which falls under finance but works closely with field ops. So there's two different aspects to that. The field services guys, they maintain the meter boxes and do the...
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So... But if any of the crews... I mean, that's kind of a standard operating. If any of
the
crews encounter a leak, a lot of times they'll knock on the door. If the customer doesn't answer, they'll leave a door knocker so that they know a lot of times sometimes they'll even shut it off and let them leave a door knocker so that it's not running up a large bill, which can sometimes cause a problem because then people get home late and the water's off but...
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save them money by not letting it run all day or all night. So that is...
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Yeah.
I was thinking that maybe something got triggered when somebody's bill was really off one month and
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Yeah, we do. We send folks out. ‸ If there is a complaint or an issue, there'll be somebody to go back out and check the meter and see what's going on.
Okay. And there's also exceptions built into the system. If your bill exceeds a certain threshold from month to month, it's a red flag for us to go out and reread it.
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I
was just going to suggest or recommend. I mean, I didn't come to complain because the leak was on my side so I'm going to pay the bill. But you could look March's
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So
thank you. Thank you, sir. Ms. Gibson? Good afternoon, everybody. Good afternoon. Hi.
My name is Anita Gibson. I live at [address]. And my issue is gun control. I have a personal passion for cold case unit to be in Cocoa and even Brevard County itself. I do not watch the news, but this morning for some reason, a news blurb came up about gun violence and this approval that was done in March. And the go ahead more or less would be in July.
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our famous governor,
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some kind of environment where he, his family, and friends are immune to gun violence. My heart goes out for the kids, the 12, 13-year-olds.
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And then I'm like, not so.
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so it's not time to cry. The wolf is coming. The wolf is here. And the wolf will show himself in July. So I would just beg, plead that when the budget comes around, I don't know the logistics of the motorcycles, the bicycles, the helicopters, or how that goes.
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been sounded, approved, and will be in motion in July. And we must do something to protect all of us, friends, neighbors, or whomever.
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they're going to be in our stores, our schools, ‸ next door to our neighbors, and all over. So we each in the whole community have to consider what can we do. I trust God for the most and whatever God's will will be. But God uses our hands, our heads, our hearts to protect each other. And I want that cold case unit, but I want more police officers more than anything in the world. Thank you.
Thank you.
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Next on the list will be former Councilman Alex Greenwood.
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They've also said green jeans. I've had that nickname.
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I'm here to make a statement on two points. The one I want to be very clear on is item number seven, Council Business number one. This is a young man that's in the room now. I've never met until it was an issue before the code board. And this is the first time that I saw the code board confused on how to decide on his issue for the code violation. It was more wanting for all the expenses to be eliminated. He was this young
fella
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He was not only taken advantage of by the person he bought the property from, but that includes, and I don't want to embarrass him, but that includes the attorney he hired to help him. It added up to a lot of money, and I highly recommend because if you were to look at the recording of the code board, you could see they were in conflict by telling him, no, there should not be any expenses to let it go.
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In reference to being picked on, and that's how I feel he was, I feel that I'm also included.
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bring the
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for the information that I provided. And I'm happy to say that it's done nothing but grow. I was also involved with trying to save oak trees, and the one thing I've learned is that oak trees are not all alike.
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oak trees are the ones that only live 50 or 70 years old. Those you're going to see more often removed than not. The live oaks are your ones that you want to make an effort to keep and also make ‸ an effort to assist them for whatever issue they're creating. They're hard to kill. ‸ So, in reference to that, I just wanted to be known that I was not included at the recent meeting for the tree board meeting that they had. And I feel like I'm being picked on because of misinformation that was sent out about the property I was developing. Also, another person that I feel is being picked on is Chief Lamb for the fire department not supporting the running of one of the council members. And I'm just saying that from now on, don't feel it necessary to include me in the meetings anymore. I'm glad it's working, and
I'll
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always support it, but I don't like the way it was handled where I was not informed of the meeting. So, it's best for me to make it a public record. Do not bother to call me to include me in these meetings if that's an issue because I feel like that I'm not wanting to be there.
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I'm
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Next will be Todd Riggs.
Good evening. I'm Todd Riggs. I live at [address]. At a recent city council meeting, I was told both
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works director, Bryant Smith, that the city is not doing site prep on the property north of Dixon and the Indian River Drive, so ‸ the marsh along the Indian River Drive. In
the
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‸ every day, multiple vehicles, most of them cocoa vehicles, some of them rented from United Rentals. ‸ They've built an access road on the north side of the property alongside a short drainage ditch. They've constructed a seawall and extended it outward four feet in places.
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Having had similar work done on our property,
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And it looks
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lot like site prep to me. Moreover, one of the workers mentioned to a neighbor in the area, we're doing site prep, and they'll be spending half a million dollars on this property to make it more attractive for developers. So I have questions that I think the council needs to dig into and city staff needs to answer. Why build a seawall when the intersection floods first, which it does regularly.
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That intersection is still
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Two, why build a wide raised road to access a drainage ditch that only services two houses? Now that they've done that work and raised, ‸ when they built the road, they raised it a bit. So now when that ditch does flood, it's going to overflow into those two properties rather than it used to drain into the marsh.
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that is privately owned? Why is the city advantaging one property owner over others? In this case, advantaging the owners of the property being improved, not only versus other property owners in the area, but really the entire city of Cocoa, because this is being paid for with public ‸ funds. Next question, who owns the LLC that owns this property and who is meeting with them? Almost done. Next question, who's approving these decisions? What's the plan? I don't recall a single council vote or agenda item to fund site prep there. Again,
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Lastly, why aren't we looking to create Dixon Preserve? Why are we trying to develop literal swampland? Thank you.
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Yes, I actually, this is in my district. I've received many phone calls in regards to this. As I stated, I was one of the people that
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about reestablishing the ditch behind Indian Circle due to the flooding in those neighbors' backyards.
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For whatever reason, many, many years ago, it was covered up. And
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if Brian or city manager want to answer what's going on.
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today. You could probably feel the public in on that. Yeah,
Mr. Mayor, and ‸ I said again to the gentleman that for both myself and Mr. Smith, that the city is not doing site prep on anybody's private property. And so we talked about at the workshop the ‸ drainage issue behind the properties. You not only brought that to the council, not only brought that to staff, you brought that to the council.
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It is not an access
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We talked about the difference between an easement and granting a right to access the property for purposes of improvements. We talked about that at the workshop. And again, the ‸ shoreline restoration, I'll let Mr. Smith give you the specifics of that.
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of that. And yes, that is private property. But the public benefit ‸ is that the road isn't going to wash away. And so again, obviously for myself and for Mr. Smith, I take exception to the allegation that we told him something that wasn't true. Because again, ‸ and very clearly, we are not developing any private owner's site for them.
Thank you,
Mr.
City Manager.
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And
so regarding the ‸ shoreline, ‸ we're basically restoring the extents of the shoreline there.
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was Nicole or Ian. We ‸ got an emergency permit from the United States Army Corps of Engineers to perform that work because ‸ you could see under the roadway in sections.
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That's a completely separate
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This is to protect the roadway. If we push this off like it has been pushed off for a number of years, we're going to have to sit there and go back every single year and restore it. Instead, we're restoring it to its extent, make it more resilient so my staff doesn't have to worry about that during a hurricane.
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We have a number of other things we need to do during this hurricane, so this should help allow our staff to address other issues around the city. And the cost for that is, it was about $34,000.
Okay. Is that it, Mr. Smith, sir?
Yes, sir.
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We will proceed in this order.
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‸ their shoreline is eroded as well. Did we make a determination that there was no need to shore up their property?
I don't think we had roadway issues there. Well, I mean, we'll look at it as well, but at this particular, these locations, we were seeing roadway base.
And I know because I alerted you to one of them. I mean, we saw it eroding just by weeks. So
we'll ‸ go look at that area again. They looked at a lot of the shorelines. Carmalt was another one that was brought up.
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But we'll go look at the other areas, too. And ‸ if we need to work through right of entry for that ‸ to have the access to do that work, then we will.
Okay. And I agree with Mr. Riggs that it was beautiful work. In fact, so many of the neighbors were like, wow, can we hire them to do ours? And, you know, the whole team was really busy. The engineering was impeccable. I have neighbors that are actually in lawsuits now because they've had contractors come in and ‸ do it incorrectly, which can be a real mess. So
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done really well. It looks really nice.
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Didn't use coquina.
You
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Recycled concrete. I don't know how that ages, but it looks great. But $30,000,
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So there was
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Yeah, of course. But it's also, you know, as I mentioned in my email to you, all labor has opportunity costs.
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taken out because it
is so it is
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so declined. And grass was put there because it's now low maintenance.
So I mean, all
labor has opportunity
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But let me just, just one other thing I wanted to say. I think part of this is the timing that the St. Johns River Water Management District, the developer has applied ‸ for an extension of their permit on March 3rd. So just the kind of events falling one on top of the other raises the questions about, you know, if we're working with the developer. And I know that you had to work with the developer, the owner, to get the, you got 10 feet of right of entry.
Yes.
Because five feet on the north side of, call it the service path or whatever you call it, it's 15 feet wide. Five feet was the easement on, from the properties on the north side. And 10 feet was a right of entry. So we have a 15 foot road. A lot of trees went down. And in one part,
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built up to four feet. Which means, and,
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There's still, there's about eight inches of leeway in the stormwater pipe. So when that fills up, I mean, things back up.
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ditch is no longer going to go into the south side. It's going to go to the north properties, right?
I don't think that'd be the case. It's still running downhill pretty aggressively. Any surcharge, it would, it would be the same situation as it is prior to us coming through and restoring that ditch.
Okay. And
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the idea that it was a 15 foot, I don't know, what are you calling it? A utility path or utility access point?
Yeah, we just, we need space to be able to get equipment and people back there.
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a ditch. Basically from Indian River Drive, almost up to US 1.
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in?
We didn't bring in much. I mean, it was really more of what we pulled out of the ditch. Okay. That was stacked up there.
Okay.
Is that it, ma'am?
Yeah. I would just, I hope
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I mean, did we disseminate proper information and inform them?
The South Indian Circle, that was what initiated this.
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I believe the deputy mayor and us as well. ‸ And that took us probably a good eight or nine months just to work through that process alone.
So, ‸ everyone had the opportunity to express or elaborate their concerns, convey their thoughts?
Yes.
Okay. And ‸ I think from a city perspective,
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I'm assuming because I believe in staff and the city manager.
Yes.
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Okay. Thank you, sir.
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Yeah, so the way Indian River Drive works in most locations, the property owner, it's private on both sides of the road. It's ultimately their responsibility to maintain that side. When it gets to a point that it's affecting our roadway, that's when we kind of really need to take action. We could go a legal route. I would imagine that would take quite a bit of time to get through that. Like I said, this was for us, it was an emergency repair based on our emergency order from the Corps.
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So
we wanted to make that repair. We've done that. We did
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We put dirt back in that area too under an emergency situation. We didn't need anything from the Corps there. ‸ If homeowners, typically what we would prefer, if homeowners are willing to grant us an easement or deed that over to us,
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But ‸ that's a difficult process. And ‸ when it kind of gets patched through with different properties, it still makes it difficult to maintain. But ‸ we obviously have a lot more control if we can own those shorelines.
Right. Right. Um, so
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Some of the citizens in that, that community, not knowing what's going on. So I think the more that we could talk about it and be transparent with it, it can kind of alleviate some of the narratives out there.
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uh, in the past about, ‸ so I think if we could just, as we move along, any, any work being done in that area, we could just, you know, uh, somehow put the information out to that community and, uh, keep it transparent as possible. Uh,
that's it. Sure. And I think we did a press release on this as well.
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news releases. We posted it to social media before the project happened.
And I'm, I'm not aware of any questions directly to, to our office on it. I mean, anytime we get questions, we're more than happy to, to explain what's going on and why.
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um, I know constant woman cause made a, uh,
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had a couple of statements about some of the costs that some of the people that may live on, um, on the road. They had coquina put in place or the boulders or whatever.
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lot of them got swindled out a whole lot of money. And so when you're dealing with contractors, sometimes they'll go purchase, um,
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They're going to upcharge it and charge you $75,000 and then charge you another $20,000 to bring equipment in ‸ another $10,000 for. So that's why sometimes the
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um, may be a lot higher than what, uh,
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I just think it's a big difference between when we go purchase, um, material from someone, he's not a contractor. He's not doing
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upcharge on that particular ‸ material, you know? So that's just my opinion on that. Um, it is the second thing is, I think we really
got to
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be careful when statements are being thrown around that we are, um, working for a developer. Um, and so I ‸ just think we just
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be careful on those things. Um, but I just want to ask
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or anyone else, maybe Mr. Riggs as well is the answers that Mr. Smith gave today is the, is that satisfying, uh, those questions that were asked because I just, I don't want this thing to keep going to where now we whole year away. Now we still discussing something for 2023. I just want to make sure that if, if there's any, if there's any questions that the,
I
would love to have that. And maybe some of those questions that you have on your documentation can be given to Mr. Smith. I don't know if he already has it or not, but to whatever question that are out there, let's get it out. Let's get it on the table. Give it to Mr. Smith. If you want to
cause breakdown,
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I'm pretty sure he could do that in ‸ matter ‸ a couple of days, but let's, so we won't have a bunch of rumors get thrown out.
because
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then when some people grab it, it, it, it can snowball to something totally different than something simple as him doing a job that he has to do. to gain access to a project that he has to complete. And so five feet is not enough for a excavator or a, um, or a, uh, a,
a, a,
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all it's not, it's not. And we can't have, I wouldn't want my guys with a shovel digging in a ditch, trying to uncut. But that's not a good thing for our guys either. So I think we just
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be careful, but I just, my, my question to anyone
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So I, I appreciate your, I will certainly provide the questions.
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Yeah, sorry. I'll, I'll certainly, by the way, I ‸ appreciate the consideration. Uh, I'll certainly provide the questions and I'd appreciate, you know, the next level of double clicking.
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in terms, in terms of your costs, your, your comments on the cost.
Yeah.
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Yeah. Well, I didn't have all of that work done and my shoreline is not that large and some of the work was different, but
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that landowner of, of what should be Dixon preserve is benefiting from this
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he or she or whoever they are didn't have to spend that. I did. The Manfredi's might have to others all along the river have. Okay.
So
mighty convenient for them.
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So what, and I don't want to be compatible or I think we have fair, but would you rather us not do anything?
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road,
was eroding
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and something needed to be done. Right. Right.
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I think sometimes when we, so that particular situation, that road has been beat up. Yeah. And especially by two hurricanes back to back, it caused some major issues in that area. So perhaps well played by whoever owns the property.
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I got you.
I
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the plan is. I
got you.
I just, and, and meanwhile, a, we can't call it an access road, but it's a 15 foot wide road to access that construction vehicles can drive on and will be on in the future.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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true.
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Okay. Just.
Okay.
Here's my problem. Through it all. It's a game of semantics. Because, you know, people take
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shots at you constantly. And, um, just like any other human being, when you're being close to the cues when you know better, but you have to maintain your decorum and proper protocol so that you don't have an outlash.
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But then again, when you make accusations at me when it's not true or accurate or remotely close, then how am I supposed to feel? And I, and I know how this man feels right now.
Yeah.
Because I, I've endured it. We all have. Mm-hmm.
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I think you'll get the results. But when you come out and say that, hey man, I'm
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personal work being done on private property, when it's not the case, it's above board, and you're collaborating with everyone, then that's not fair. I think it's one-sided. It's skewed is the term that they say. So I'm a firm
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in this, Mr. Reed. So, and I'm not just singling you out, but what I am saying is that I know what it's like to be falsely accused when you're doing what you're supposed to do. Well,
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please. But
yes, sir.
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one more thing. So as far as the, the easement with our easement, City Cocoa easement, how wide is our actual easement? There's a
five foot drainage and utilities meant on the north side of the ditch.
Right.
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On the south
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that 10 feet.
I got you. So, so the drainage easement existed prior to this project.
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That, the drainage easement doesn't allow you, uh, ‸ citizen who lives on [address] […].
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The right of way agreement doesn't, the right of use agreement doesn't allow you as a citizen to drive down there, uh, as you see fit. And so it is not a road. We explained that, uh, in the workshop.
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It's, it's a matter of fact statement.
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the statement was implying that that is not the case. And so this whole issue is we've answered these questions, uh, and, and, and, and the answers haven't changed, uh, since they were first asked. And, and obviously Mr. Smith has a whole lot more, uh, time in his career than I do in mine.
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can tell you he is of character, uh, to, to be accused
of,
no, ‸ somebody is, somebody is, um, um, and, and so to, to say that, that, uh, we are in bed with developers is offensive and it, and it is absolutely not true. And pre-application meetings and meetings with developers happen all the time, uh, with all manner of staff, um, with, uh, throughout all cities there. And so, uh, to say that, uh, staff can't meet with a developer without being in bed with him and again is, is again offensive there. Those
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aren't words that I used. I was merely asking.
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I'm, I'm addressing my comments to the council because I don't, I don't want to go back and forth with the gentleman. Um, again, he came and he said what he said. Uh, I'm fine with that because I can defend myself. I've been doing local government for 30 years and no one, no one can accuse me of being in, in cahoots with a developer or anybody else. So, and, and let me address, uh, comments of staff and their perspective on, on things when they're out there in the field. Uh, those are mostly, uh, staffers who are task oriented. And so they're not going to know the cost of a project. They're not going to have the big picture associated with that project. They generally can tell you, I was told to do this and on the work order, here's my job there.
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cost. Those costs are there because it is their job to go out and do projects like that. And so the
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there was a press release.
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And so this was a very transparent, uh, project. This project needed to get done before hurricane season. The purpose of the project is to shore up the roadway so that it can be stabilized and won't wash away during the next hurricane.
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Yes, sir.
Yeah. Yes, sir. I was thinking about not making a statement, but, you know, um, it is, it's to me. And I could ‸ be completely wrong. And I, my wife tell me I'm wrong all the time. Um, when it, when it comes to these projects, this is the second time I know I've been on council. First you had Mr. Greenwood project. And then now
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So what does it seem? It seems to me that a lot of people just don't want development in that corridor at all.
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So in my,
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Every time there's a conversation regarding, um, and I do, I understand it. I'm not, everybody's not going to always agree on developing ‸ different projects. I'm not knocking that at all, but it just seemed like it's things get blowed out of proportion when it's involving certain areas and certain projects. Uh, I just say that. And, and so I just hope that we, um, can be definitely transparent. I believe that any question that any citizen has, we have, uh, staff that have the expertise to get it done and to answer every single question that's out there. But if you don't ask staff those questions, then it'll just be a lot of speculation.
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She knows the process and I know she's able to pull those records requests or request those things from Mr. Smith.
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won't have to, to do this, you know? And so that's just my opinion.
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it for you.
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No, this is the last
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Yes, sir.
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Yeah, I was just going to say that, um, to respond to the humble opinion. I mean, there's a reason that people react to development in this area. It's very environmentally sensitive. It impacts the lagoon because it is at lagoon level. It is full of wildlife and it has been, um, it has been that way for decades. Um, so this project, because I did go into all the
plans
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I did go to, uh, St. John's. I have spoken directly, um, with Mr.
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And yes, that does, that does grab attention because we all know how much it's eroding along the river. And the work is beautiful. Don't get me wrong.
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But it's on, it's a private property owner had that much work done. Um, when they haven't even been approved by St. John's. And we talked about if we had access to, or we had control of the property on the east side. Well, if you look at the plants, I mean, they're building docks out. Every bit of that is going to be private property. So, um, that's, that's where the alarm comes from. That's where the sensitivity to this area, because not only is it environmentally sensitive, but we know every time there's a big rain, every time there's a storm, it's flooded. In fact, there's only one house in that whole area that hasn't turned over since 2018.
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In fact, another one just went on the market today. Because you know, we know, you know what's coming.
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kind of give me some details on what's being discussed. um Maybe I can help answer some questions when citizens come to me, and before it even gets to this point, um just to kind of kill some of the false narratives out there. and that Just
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a courtesy. Yeah,
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me, that there is development happening or not happening in each district. and And so developers walk in all the time and ask questions,
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the private property was built up. uh and And I guess factually that's true, but for purposes of shoring up the roadway.
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And so what did you want us to do, to not do anything? Just let the roadway wash away. And so that's the alternative. um We don't know what the developers plans are. The
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the, the, the the parcel that's across the road. uh His job is roads, uh bridges, uh storm water And that road was washing away. And that project needed to happen before hurricane season. It needed to happen before we're right now experiencing what, easterly winds. And so it would have eroded even, even further away um from the easterly winds there. And so again, yeah, it is very hard to sit here when you've answered those questions. You know you've answered those questions. There's a press release. It's on the website. And have someone ‸ come up and, and, and say, you know, you said you, you weren't, uh uh
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a private property owner in, uh building their property. And that doesn't seem to be the case. Well, it's not the case. Again, the, this, this this project is all about not uh uh a further ‸ degradation of the uh of the
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i have it unanimously. Proceeding on to item number, is it five, six? Number six, public
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uh the second and final reading
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consistent with appendix A zoning. uh Article 22, changing the official zoning map designation of two
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totaling 0.64 acres
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And I will just talk
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this also March the 14, 2023 of this year.
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ordinance
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01-2023, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of
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Brevard County, Florida, amending the official zoning map designation of two
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generally located on the southeast corner of Aurora Street and Jackson Street, more particularly depicted and legally described on Exhibit A attached here too from Brevard County ru 19 single family residential to ru 17 single family residential district, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions, severability and an effective date. This is second and final reading of this quasi judicial matter. um Also public hearing item, Mr. Mayor.
Thank you, yes
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it over. If there's no questions from council, then we'll turn it over to the public. After your dissemination of information.
Okay, yeah, I have nothing to add. There's no changes from the first reading um this is simply to apply city zoning to properties that were annexed back in 2004.
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his facility. and Kudos to him. and Like any other good way,
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American just trying to maximize his potential growth. All right. Any other questions for Mr. Smith? Saying none,
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council over
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State your name and your address and elaborate on this particular item
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have a motion on
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reduction for the property located
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The code enforcement board
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that the
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um
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be reduced
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couple questions. uh This is uh commercial property. Is it not Mr. City mr city Attorney?
um you know? It's in the consent
decree. oh
it's in ‸ consent decree ‸ Yes, sir. Yeah. That's ‸ you
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Yes, sir. Yes,
sir. So this falls under, there's some unique circumstances here.
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And the more and more we're dealing with, uh commercial being consolidated with residential, the property value of it, when you sell your commercial, uh business or property, the, the amount increases. And it, it would be hard for me. I think there should be a separate but equitable system that, uh differentiates between residential property versus commercial property. um um and I'm looking at Mr. Matthew Hall.
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in the audience, y'all, man, and I'll give you the chance to talk. But for the record,
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it stated
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A Article 11,
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and Multi-Family District. They denied him of this business, but he refused to comply or or be within the framework of the law. um And
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you were defiant when you received the letter. And this was under the former planning and zoning manager. And you received proper notification. And I have some problems with that. I will, uh with the blessings of council I would like to
hear
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from this young man and then proceed
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I got that letter.
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when I when i got that letter, i
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doing environmental work, things like that. And so I didn't want to rustle any feathers. So when I got that letter, I was kind of confused
that
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said it was commercial parking. So I went to a local attorney in the village,
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And I asked him if he could look into this. He kept leading me on over and over again. And ‸ turns out, so he kept telling me, I got it under ‸ control. I got under control. You're fine.
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the low interest rates. And they said, Hey, you have a lien
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off guard. And that's when I actively jumped on it. I tried
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lost his license for doing exactly what he did to me, which is telling people he's working on ‸ taking our money. And then he's barred from practicing law in Florida. And that's where I'm at now.
What do you plan on doing with your property, sir?
I don't know because the lien's so big, I don't have the money to do anything with it at that point. And I'd lose my rear end on it if
i
tried to sell it. as in my So
your
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own the property ‸ are you contemplating on selling your property?
i Yeah, that's probably what I'd do if i I could, but I just, I can't go underwater on it to sell it. so
Okay. um Mr. City Manager, I mean, I'm sorry, sir. Mr. City Attorney, can you, again, i'll go back to you. I don't mean to be redundant. Can we have, based on the consent ‸ decree, um records, where is the criteria in reference of a commercial business,
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even when I very first started off um
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zoning ‸ which is the, which is the, um salute.
‸ Yep,
no worries.
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um It's intended to be for low density residential. However, under under uh you know the history with the consent decree, there were some old grandfathered commercial uses uh that have been allowed to stay and then um when when they are abandoned, there the property is then intended to um be used for residential purposes. So there are very, very limited uh commercial use opportunities in
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Again, the district is intended for uh low density um residential. So,
sir, um
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You received this documentation, this letter back in 2019. Yes,
sir.
And you never got a DTR.
DTR.
Business tax receipt.
No, sir. I was just parking trailers there.
Yeah, but you had business there, sir.
uh My office was in uh the office building up by Ryan's Pizza.
Yes, sir. uh i I'm finding that hard to believe, especially when they properly issue documentation. ‸ And you didn't get your business tax receipt. And you were starting to say,
jump
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cars and autos there at your facility. And the question is, they submitted
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still your problem
Okay. Okay.
So, so that's my concerns Any other questions before chair entertains the motion? Anyone have a question? ‸ saying uh I think I would like to go with staff recommendations of the
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dollars and
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cents. uh Failure to be compliant within the city of Emerson
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to the business
trr
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tax receipt. uh Failure to uh maintain his property. And he did this for several years. ‸ avoided the liens that were assessed to him. So that is the reason why it is staff cost. That's what
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question is, for future reference, I think we need to come back with an adequate, reputable, um but uh respectful um um ‸ ordinance for commercial versus residential. And
and
fair and equitable. Because the amount of fundings that you do when you have your own personal property selling it versus commercial property being sold, I think, has two different impacts. Like
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going to make hand over fish and and he's probably going to get a million plus dollars because of location, location, location. But he had the law applied to him in reference of residential when we know he's going to
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the floor. I made the motion. And then there
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it now. So I did speak to um Mr. Bunt today about him coming up with a a ordinance for us to consider that talks about what you're saying, dealing with the commercial versus the residential. So he's working on that now. So I'm kind of i'm glad you said that. ‸ reminded me that he he said that earlier. So I just want to bring that up.
Yes, sir. Any other questions for Mr. Hall?
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Thank you, sir. Proceeding on to item number
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City business approval of the final subdivision on
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with chapter 18 subdivisions and ‸ appendix A zoning
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Mr.
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uh the the approval to record the final plat. uh There are some conditions there as well. um There's some restrictive covenants as well as a performance bond that will be required. um Pretty standard process. It basically now allows the developer to to start selling the lots if they choose to do so, um or they'll they'll hold off. They've got 30 days to record the plot after this approval. uh The preliminary plot was was already approved, and so they just have to do this within a certain time period. So
it's compliant, it's
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Yes, sir. We have a motion ‸ I was ‸ Just say district
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council.
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‸ Yes, sir. That being said, motion to approve.
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We have a question
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uh approving this, but um
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some clarification on the exit point on
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where there's a driveway that actually goes into the property. Was that... did we decide or did they decide not to do that? Or were they told they could not have an exit point there? I mean, I guess it really would cut into one of their properties, that's why
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that are coming out on Indian River Drive?
Yeah, this is this was their original proposal, but generally we would discourage
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um You just reduce conflict points and things like that.
Residential roads or rows into... because, for example,
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all of those have
‸ Those are entryways from, I think, 1920s. So I
mean, this
is a new subdivision, very minor in terms of traffic at all, um with 26 or 27 homes.
That's only 50 cars?
um No, I think the trips are a little bit more than 50, but when you're talking trips, it's not all at one time. People make trips throughout different times of the day.
Yeah. And
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people that live in the neighborhood, is ‸ it's right on a curve. So when you go in or out, it's right on a curve. So, um well, hopefully we'll stop the speeding going down that part of the road, because when they turn the curve, they'll be right on the entryway. So somebody has a misfortune of, of being in somebody else's way. But anyway, that's all I wanted to clarify. Okay.
okay i have a question um
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which would be the entryway, there's probably, I guess, maybe like eight feet, seven feet drop or so coming down. Is
that
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is any swells on both sides of the road that you can think you remember?
‸ There's swales on the north side. I'm actually, I'm looking at the plans right now. Okay. So that's why they don't have sidewalks on both sides. They have, they have a, a pretty large swale system throughout the whole property. Okay. That's tied into their stormwater ponds, but that's all
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But it's not tied into the stormwater curt inlet that's across the street.
It does pop off over there. oh So if, ‸ that swale system was to overflow, it would pop off into the road. but But their ponds, um they designed all of them to meet the
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storm, which is which is more than than what we ‸ require or
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thank you.
Can I just say real quick?
um
‸ That area is quite a bit elevated from Dixon and Indian River Drive.
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with
the three G's.
Eating
Thursday. Gray with the three G's. ‸ Sir. City manager, sir.
Yeah, yeah, just Mr. Smith, in terms of ingress, egress onto state roads there, that's not our call.
Is that correct? Ultimately, FDOT would have to provide the permit.
Yeah. Yeah. So I just wanted to make sure that we understood that.
Did they apply?
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OK.
They did?
I'm not sure. We wouldn't see what they apply to.
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on the US one side. OK.
And then on the, I don't think I did a good job in answering Councilman Hearn's request or question or request about projects that are going on in the districts. ‸ And so ‸ the way that happens is there are pre-application meetings that occur, I don't want
to
say all the time, Bryant, but on a frequent basis. Probably weekly. Yeah. And so those aren't projects until they actually make application for a site plan. And so when they make application for a site plan, they're ‸ in the process. You know, the process is, depending on how big or how small it is, is that it flows up
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the council. You know, and so I don't have any ‸ problem saying these are ‸ the site plan applications that have been submitted at this point in time.
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But if we're not doing that, we can do that, you know, again, because that's just informational.
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when a developer asks a question, which is really what the pre-application meetings are, I don't think it's fair to the potential developer.
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because I think you want clean hands until, you know, it gets to the part where you have to do your work there. And so but again, ‸ we're happy to tell you all the applications that have been submitted.
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And so I just wanted to clarify that that that's easy enough for us to do. I don't know where we are in terms of report.
I
think Mr. Walsh has a clarification on one of the consent items.
Yes, sir. Thank you. Yeah, just one clarification on one of the consent items.
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It was for it was a multi year cooperative purchase agreement that we were doing in the summary under the finance section. It's ‸ it stated that the total duration of the
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and then a two year renewal for an additional dollars. But the ‸ amount listed at 337,500 was incorrect. It's 262,500. So it was just added incorrectly.
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That's it.
Yeah, I just wanted to just thank everybody who came out for the trash bash event.
Thank
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our leisure services staff who worked hard for that event. We had
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The city of Cocoa had the most volunteers of all the cities. We unfortunately did not collect the most trash.
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She's not happy about that.
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But those were the preliminary numbers that she got.
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Pounds of trash. So we had a lot of trash, but just not as much as Titusville. So but we did have the most volunteers. And again, just wanted to thank because I know a lot of you did volunteer. So thank you very much for your participation. I think that definitely helps us when our council members are out there collecting volunteers. So thank you.
People love to see us working.
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And then after Chief Collier,
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I want to talk a little bit about the MOU that we signed with the union yesterday. And I'll set that up for you guys after Chief Collier.
Yes. Thank you. ‸ So I just want to give an update on the Easter event that happened over the weekend. So it went well. We had just
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We had one arrest at the end for trespassing. Toward
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minor fights, nothing that we couldn't handle. So somebody did pepper spray in a crowd, which was towards the end. So that kind of helped us a little bit because I started clearing the crowd out.
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It was the citizens that we didn't locate. But it went well. So I want to give kudos to Lieutenant Roman for putting that together and his team.
And
those also did an outstanding job. So it went extremely well. Yes. Thank you. And that's all I have.
Oh,
and just to add a little bit. So your
time is up, sir.
No, I'm okay. So like last year, we made a present at the end at the Wawa because we know that once the event ends, a lot of them like to congregate at the Wawa. So we try to prevent that. So when the officer went to deploy to the Wawa, they had already kind of taken that over. So lesson learned that what we're going to do is get ahead of that, go a lot earlier to get a presence there to kind of move the crowd along. So it did not present a problem for us, but it did get kind of crowded up there
to
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Wawa. And we had to put some additional staff up there, but ‸ it all worked out. That
was it.
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And then I think kudos are in order to your SWAT team for their efforts at that event.
Yeah. So two weeks ago on a Sunday, we had a SWAT call out where the individual was barricaded in a home after assaulting a female. He had basically assaulted her earlier that day. And then we went to look for him later that evening.
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He ran. The
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officers for doing an outstanding job throughout the year.
So
several awards were issued out. And I just want to give kudos to the ‸ great work that these officers are doing day in and day out
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So he's doing a lot of good work for the city.
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You know, the council has a lot of information provided, ‸ a lot of perspective provided by, uh, by the unions. And most recently, you
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you guys were made aware of how difficult it is to find, uh, applicants ‸ who will actually show up to test.
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um, you know, just, just to sort of set the context for that.
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And so just to sort of give you some sort of scale there,
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and, and, and, and those sort of things. And, and, and so just to scale that, because you probably were told that the county's not having that issue.
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a, with a county employee who's right in the middle of that, but I talked to, uh, to, uh, uh, the public safety director over at the county. The county had, these are approximate numbers, approximately 60 applicants for this last round, 20 of them tested and less than 13 actually passed.
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um, had a meeting with, uh, Jack Parker from Eastern Florida state college and he, and he can tell you that their numbers are down with regards to their, uh, academy enrollment. You know, they have both law enforcement and they have fire. Uh, the sheriff's department has, uh, somewhere to the tune of 60 or 70 detention deputy, uh, vacancies. And so, you know, I just simply ask that, uh,
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well.
And, and factually, um, but, but we're, we're, we're working at addressing those.
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uh, ‸ funding to do this. And so we just signed and kudos to, um, chief lamb, Mrs.
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and, uh, and Lauren on, uh, on getting this done. And
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uh,
go a long ways in terms of recruitment and even retention there.
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I
can do that. Okay. Okay. So, um, what we did pretty quickly yesterday, I might add, but it's something that we've been discussing. Um, we've had in our union contract for a couple, um, contract terms now, but we've modified it several times based on the competitiveness of the market. Um, that's for paramedic incentive to incentivize a firefighter EMT to go to paramedic school. So what we've done as of yesterday is offer a sign on bonus for if,
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they get a $7,000 sign on bonus up front. And then they can get, and the reason the 7,000 is
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school.
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And then up on hire, they are on probation with the fire department and they begin the process to become a solo paramedic where
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um, fire administration. And then once they become solo certified, then they get an additional bonus. And that process takes about a year and a half or so. So, and, um, there's a repayment agreement associated with that. So in the event that the firefighter terminates, um, employment, um, voluntarily terminates, they have to repay
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um, agree, ‸ pay the bonus back on a prorated basis over four years.
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the moment and we anticipate them finishing soon. And that'll give us two more paramedics, um, and they'll qualify once they get certified as well. So this will be for existing employees and new hires. And as Stockton said, there's less and less, um, the school at Eastern Florida has less and less enrollment on these programs. And we're working really hard to educate students on the programs. Next week we have a, a great event coming up on Monday at Cocoa High School. It's an open house. Um, and I think it's going to be fun. It's for seniors. Um, we start at the school to, um, to talk to the seniors. And then the following week we're going on a field trip to the firehouse. And so they can see, you know, the firefighters work and, you know, see the kind of lifestyle they have at work. And I think it'll be a really good eyeopening experience for the seniors and see hands on, you know, what a day in life ‸ as a firefighter. And we're doing the same thing at the police department.
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enrollment process. So. I just
wanted to add to that. I'm sorry.
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Um, you know, this, this has been a huge venture for us in trying to build on what council set. And again, as, um, Mr. Maude said, the city manager has been very instrumental in that and helping us to move forward with that, because he certainly sees a critical need in our field in both fields.
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So I can't appreciate say how much I appreciate his help with that, but also
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you know, Rebecca sometimes gets overlooked, but she also helped us with the wording. And because anytime you get bonuses or things like that, there's some implications that go along with that and we have to really walk that line. So, of course, you know, mom kept us in line and kept the ruler on us, but Rebecca did a lot to help us out with that too, to make sure that we weren't treading any, uh, shark infested waters. Uh, when we did that.
Mr. Mayor and council, um, you know, I'll, I'll, I'll,
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I think he's the vice president there because they, they also jumped on that.
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and got him to sign the MOU on, uh, on yesterday. And so, so again, I want to give
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some credit and,
uh,
seeing the wisdom of doing that. And again, that's for both new hires and, and, uh, existing staff that's going to get, uh, their certification, you know, but, but again, you know, as we go into budget development, I can say, you know, being a city manager is like having a whole bunch of kids and, and, and, and they're all just as important as a, as a, as the other, you know?
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simply make more in the private sector, you know?
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our organization.
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they make more money in the private sector.
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against the field, you know, you know, there was a time when public sector was chasing, uh, other public sector, uh, organizations.
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but you know, I mean, the younger generation, they don't, they don't really care about, uh, pensions and things like that, you know? And so, and so it's a problem, uh, for ‸ utilities, a problem for public works as well as the public safety entities and, and, you know, primarily every, every department, which within, uh, ‸ in city government. And, and so, uh,
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uh, that doesn't, that implies that we're not attempting to partner with them because we're just as concerned about service levels, uh, ‸ as they are. You know, again, most recently and after, you know,
uh,
years of trying, we've, we've gone from a 10 hour schedule to a 12 hour schedule in, uh, the police department, which puts more officers on the street, you know? And so, so we, we're, we're attempting to, to manage, but it's, it's a, it's a global national issue for, uh, just recruiting and retaining, uh,
a
talent within the, within, uh, the workforce there. And so we're cognizant of that, um, and, and working on that,
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money, but money makes it a little easier to handle. Um, and I think that's the end of reports unless I miss somebody.
Oh, I didn't forget to mention, um, also too,
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of rain that we've had that the burn band is off. It is not off. We have not had a substantial amount of rain to saturate the ground and the soil in order for us to not be out of the KDBI where we're at now. So please, I would just strongly, strongly encourage our residents. There is no outdoor burning, whether it be recreational or land clearing.
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We need significant rainfall in order for that to change and
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clarification to your department. That is just a burn band. There's no water restrictions because a couple of communities are circulating that they can't water their yards. But we have not yet, you know, countywide
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either of your departments, sir.
We're good, sir. No, no restrictions.
Okay. Just for the residents.
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Other
than the normal irrigation restrictions recommended by St. John's River, which we follow.
Thank you, sir. Yes, sir.
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Okay. You tell me,
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goes first today? Odds. Odds. Which one of my odds?
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go first.
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Thank you, sir. Here you go,
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Did she get one? Yeah,
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the second annual Brittany Wish Foundation car show. Uh,
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It
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oxbow circle. It's gonna be a lot of cars there. Uh, I've already got permission to bring the old fire truck out.
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who, uh, died of cancer.
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she was an Arnold Palmer patient. My wife actually worked with her. And so this is a fundraiser for the very unique cancer she had.
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it's going to be a lot of fun.
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and, uh, I'm gonna try to get down and watch my barrel be auctioned off somehow, but, uh, I'm gonna be there mostly with that
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I'm helping judge. Um, like I say, it's in ‸ the city of Cocoa. It's going to be a lot of cars and motorcycles.
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got some very unique pieces coming out because, uh, Charlie's body shop and
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and pistols are sponsoring it. And they know a lot of people. It's got some very unique cars, private collections are going to come out. So come by and see it. ‸ It's going to be on the whole entire circle because they're expecting a lot of cars. And that's all.
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You
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if ever it opens up. I'd like to thank the staff for doing a great job and, uh, that's all I have tonight.
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Okay. Um, so the last two weeks been pretty, pretty busy. Um,
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Uh, the, the first department I know I, I really, I really wanted to thank, um, is code enforcement for sure. Um, and if I'll show you some photos, they're doing an outstanding job chief. Um, I talked to Mr.
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today as well to talk to them personally and thank them ‸ for comments. I see and other citizens are starting to see the work they're doing. Um, it's not easy being a code enforcement officer cause they get a lot of not nice words said to them throughout the community. So yeah, everybody knows.
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because it's honest, but, but you know, seriously, they've, they've done a lot of, a lot of good work and so I appreciate, uh, code enforcement for all that they do. Uh,
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the, uh, family promise event. Um, ‸ we know, um, the story behind that. Um, that's the old fire station one. Um, let me go to the next.
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trash bash. So this is where we began, which was the building that is right behind, uh, just west of King street Baptist church. Uh, and it's an old rundown. Um,
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and bath. Um, ‸ so a lot of homeless, a lot of bad things going on at that building. Go ahead. Um, this is just a few items that we, we threw on there.
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uh, kudos again, ‸ police department is where a lot of needles, a lot of different. Yeah, this was a task. Uh, I
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the mayor for being there as well. Uh, we got him sweating early in the morning. I go to the next one. Um, this was the, uh, ‸ myself and the mayor and also the NAACP youth group.
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So we did provost. We also did down Jackson street. We know that Jackson street is
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road that everybody throw things out the window. And so we had,
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and that road is not even a mile long. So,
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next one.
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Um, and w we met when ‸ was in Tallahassee along with myself
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the mayor and we're coming up with some strategies for some of our athletes that's in Brevard County. Uh,
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go to and be seen by some
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Um, uh, so I thank him for, for me with me, him and his son. Um, and so again, this is another opportunity when we go to the Capitol, not to, to have fun.
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the things for some of our athletes that a lot of people don't know what I was discussing with him about, but it's going to come to fruition, uh, this summer. Next. Uh, I went to their practice before going to the Capitol. This was at six o'clock in the morning practice, uh, on the college campus. I'm glad I didn't have six o'clock in the morning practice when I was in college playing.
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morning. Next. Um, this is myself and the mayor. I know he's going to talk about, uh, some of his, a conversation he had, um, with Senator Wright and myself. Um, again, I like to thank, um, I don't know if
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flyers for us. Uh, we was the only city in Brevard County that had something that, cause sometimes you go talk to them, but they
just
they're talking with so many people, they forget what you're asking about sometimes. And so we was able to have documentation of things that we are requesting as far as for a city. So I appreciate you for, uh, getting that done in a last minute effort by myself.
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uh, Soror, um, he, he is a friend of Coco.
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and
while
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he's there. I told him we're going to get every dime we can out of him. Uh,
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Uh, we have some appropriation bills on the table, uh, especially like the Dr. Jolie Smith center and some other projects on 524. Um, ‸ so he, he's on our team. Um, so we appreciate him for just taking the time out, um, to be with us. So next one. Okay. This is the, um, code enforcement project. Uh, so this is 23 prospect Avenue. So you see
there's
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no other trees. Correct. There's one tree
circled.
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So this one tree
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six people living up underneath it. Uh, and people thought, I thought it was just saying that in the community. But when I showed up and when code enforcement showed up, they were there. And so it's, so it's one Bush pepper tree. Yeah, I can't say tree. I didn't say tree. Alec. Yes, sir. Okay. All right.
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on people's property. Okay. Um, but with a lot of phone calls to, uh, our city manager, um, we, we ‸ also,
we have a
little code enforcement called the owner. He lives in Canada and, and he gave us permission to clean it up.
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kind of holding, um, some of those citizens that live in that area hostage
because they got to
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come out. They
got to
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ride by this every day. They
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see this every day.
A
lot of drug activity. They're fighting late night, two o'clock in the morning, all because of this one pepper tree. And so what we did is take it away. Okay. Uh,
yeah.
Yeah. So, um, we're
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It
was tough to rip it out right now. Um, but from my understanding, they're going
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whatever we need to do. We need to, yeah, yeah, yeah. Back in the day, we poured diesel on it, but I know we can't do that.
‸ It'll grow back in a couple of weeks.
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appreciate them for doing that because sometimes I've seen other cities may slow
roll
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things, but I really appreciate, um, staff understanding how important it is. I know Brian got tired of my emails about this. Uh, but, but thank you for just for working with me and working with the community. Cause something we just, I know we have rules and
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I understand that, but sometimes we just got ‸ to get it done and
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forgiveness later. And so the community is very, very happy, seriously, that we did this. Um, so next one, that's it. Um, so, uh, I appreciate everyone ‸ coming today. Um,
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I didn't really want to come off like I'm being combative towards him, but I still stand behind what I said, uh,
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you know, sometimes we got to ask the question to staff or send emails and request things. And we just have to be very careful and cognizant ‸ on, um, how we portray things that we assume. Um, and so that, that's, that would be my, my request. I do understand we're not always going to agree, but again, like I always say, if we talk to one another, we can get some more clarity. That's the, that's the, that's the key, um, uh, part of this. So, um, I think that's it. Yeah.
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I think that's all I had.
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because
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I'm, you know, I don't
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this weekend.
I
had a, had a rough weekend, but also I had to gather myself ‸ and, and, and going through a lot of things we've been going through as a council the last eight months or so, been some tricky things been going on. But I also had to sit back and say, why do we do what we do? And, and the people are looking at us to do what we need to do despite of negative things that are being said out in the community. So, um, we definitely have more people that love us than hate us. I'll tell you that. So, um, thank you.
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I
want to acknowledge you. She is the new
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So what's the, what, what's the title?
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‸ Okay.
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She will be the one.
Yeah. Thank, thank, thank you for being,
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we know you are a very key part of, uh,
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city. So thank you. That's awesome.
All right. Great job. Thank you very much. Yes, you're right. We're going to stay positive because we sent out positive vibes.
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Okay. Yes, sir. Okay. Next,
uh,
councilwoman calls.
Um, okay. Let's see. I have some slides. All right. So elevate Brevard, which is actually elevate Coco this year as a pilot program. Um, they spoke at the sustainability committee and we heard about them at the family promise event, but,
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and happy to report they are, they came in. In fact, it was about a year ago that I first, uh, reported this at the console meeting that we had set the goal of 5% FAFSA completion increase at Cocoa high school.
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So really significant going from, I had the percentages going from 33% of the Cocoa high school population
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So what I love about this program, again, it's data driven set data goals with timelines. Um, and you know, Dr. Doakes is to get credit for that. She's, she's fabulous. Um, as well as, um, principal Stewart was there today too.
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great things with specifically, as she described it, wraparound services. So just like working with the Space Coast Chamber of Commerce on the talent pipeline management, where employers come, determine skill sets they're looking for.
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This program offers the wraparound services. So those things that in the past, whether it be transportation or childcare, whatever, that were preventing, um, people from taking advantage of those programs, uh, they are making it happen. And then the second slide is, uh, the book fair. And, um, ‸ just a big shout out to Mary Beth Burgess and her partner,
because
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I know that they are really responsible for kicking off what was a great event this weekend.
It
just really created a nice vibe in the village. Um, I was down there most of Saturday and it was, it, it was really a good feeling. Um, good group of people.
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And then my third slide going into, I wanted to talk about, had no idea that our conversation was going to take place earlier, but you know, the work, this was really, it is really a model of, of great engineering.
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Um, but just as Stockton said at the, uh, ‸ sustainability meeting the other day, you are a top notch professional,
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And the staff that worked on this, you know, like I say, uh, the neighbors were commenting on, well, I wish I could have gotten my people to do as good a job because, um, laying the landscape, they did everything, um, to the engineering, uh, needs to have a, uh, successful project. So, I have a couple of slides here. So I don't want to go through. We extended the stormwater pipe. That is the before the riprap was put in. And I think the next one is after. So you see, we extended the landmass, added the riprap.
Um,
but we still have,
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10 inches, if the water goes up 10 inches,
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nothing's going out to the river anymore, right?
It just depends on the pressure.
Okay. Next slide. And this is, okay, that's the FPL
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that almost went down. You can see it was just really eroded bad. And Brian was right. I mean, you could stick a pole and it would go. There are big gaps under the road.
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Next one. That is actually in the corner in that right hand upper corner.
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So we extended the landmass there, added the riprap to secure the road. Next slide. And that again,
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just an example of the way you're supposed to do it.
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is not actually in Cocoa, but just a couple blocks from our border. You can see they're having real problems on the bluff overall. Uh, this is at a relatively high point, but there's a lot of erosion. The county was out there this week. I don't know what exactly they're doing about it, but, um, there are issues. And next slide. Same thing sample of, you know, the road being at risk. And again, next slide. And this is, I think the last one, but just, um, so, and again, the issue here and it, you came in late, you missed the earlier conversation about this project. The issue was never one of, you know, it was never one of condemning staff or being negative on staff. Um, it's an issue of, this is a very vulnerable area. Everybody is, you know, concerned about what development will take place and have been for the entire decade I've lived there. Um, it's not, doesn't have to do with any particular developer. It has to do with that particular area being level with the lagoon, being environmentally sensitive. All of the neighbors that live in that area, having changed, we've changed neighbors since 2018, everybody sold. And it has, uh, any development
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take place there will have a big impact. And particularly when we're looking at a 10 inch sea level rise by 2040 course sea level rise.
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At 10, when they talk about a 10 inch increase in sea level rise, it could be 20 inches in India.
It
could be, uh, five inches on the West Coast. It could be 15. But just to tell you the trending will go up and there'll be more flooding, not less. So in any, anything, um, any land that is, um, close to the shoreline like this, we need to take that into account. Um,
and,
um, again, just to emphasize that the engineering was beautiful. The work ethic that was displayed and the actual end product is quite attractive as well. Um, the issue is what development will take place and that will be decided by St. John's River Water Management District. And then the last slide. Oh, well, that was just to show my point. Now this is the, uh, FEMA flood maps. If
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that you can put in any address and it will tell you, uh, what the FEMA flood maps are. So, um, this area, as you can see, doesn't bid well for this area.
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And just to remind everyone that district four is hosting some performing arts. It's actually the Eastern Florida State College. Um, uh, Dr. Yordash, who is new, has just, he came in October.
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creating more, uh, performing arts opportunities for us as well as, um, welcoming participants from the community. So, um, I hope people will take advantage of these, of these dates next, this coming Thursday is the jazz band concert. And just to add that in addition, he actually has scholarships with no takers. So if you know of students that have a music interest, whether or not they plan to go into music, if they're at least, uh, part of their education will be through the music program,
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C E. And that's the end of my report.
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Yes ‸ sir.
This is
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the scholarship. Who, who can they reach?
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It's, um, I wonder if you could just, uh, Google EFSC.
Um,
‸ well, it's your dash doctor, your dash. And you know what? I have it.
Okay.
You want to give me time?
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Okay.
The second one. So this room, so, so we have a thing that's called private property rights.
Yes.
And so my, my question to you, so say, so someone purchased this particular property.
Yes.
Um,
there, there may be some surge issues in the area. There may be some, uh, I think it's a wetlands on the property, which he can build on some became built on another part. Um,
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He has swells. He has, um, all the dirt.
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Yeah, you're right. Thank you, sir. Um, he or she has all the requirements, um, to build on this property. Yes. Would you still be against whoever that may be to build on that particular party with, with all 100% in,
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Okay.
That's, that's an excellent question. Thank you for asking it because, um, it is, we do all have their private property rights. And particularly in Florida, those are enforced. Um, ‸ you also have access to FEMA maps and you know, anyone who purchases property knows
it's
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the wetland to begin with. So there are going to be obstacles and you're going to have to be permitted by agencies. So the St. Johns river water management district will permit it. They will require certain things. Now that is going to bring up the price of the project. So it'll be a matter of, you know, if they still see a profit margin, even if they see a profit margin, because the
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Personally, I think it's penny wise and pound foolish and that the taxpayers are going to end up spending a lot of money on that.
because
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we're going to have to maintain the road. You just saw,
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Um, there are some responsibilities.
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we approved.
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high that are built into the bluff that have major foundation issues. In
fact,
all those properties have changed hands too.
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There are lawsuits going ‸ on, but there's when you see the trends, when you know the environmental sensitivity, there is a price to be paid and you need to take that into account. And we need to be having these
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of robust conversations.
Yeah. So I guess I'm more so
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They build retaining walls. They do, ‸ they have all the requirements necessary.
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They're building on the property they can build on. Why? I guess
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I
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of the whole property is not wetlands.
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wetlands. So I, I just don't understand if, if someone's fulfill all requirements of all the organizations in the state of Florida, why would anyone be against someone building on a piece of property that they own? I just don't, I, I'm having trouble understanding it. Now, now I've seen somebody trying to scapegoat, trying to go around this, going in, going inside wetlands, tearing up trees and that's supposed to tear up. I'm not talking about that guy or girl. I'm saying they fulfill all requirements necessary.
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meet all of those, they're going to be able to build there.
Yep.
But
you've got an environmentally sensitive area. You have limited natural areas left. This is the last remaining undeveloped area in Cocoa on Indian River Drive.
Okay.
The reason, the reason it's the last is because it's the wettest. It's the hardest to build on.
Okay.
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but this owner don't care. Right. Because, because I'm not saying him, a owner, when you purchase a piece of property, you
person
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to make money.
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Let me finish. So my point is still, he, he purchased who him or her purchased a piece of property. He has certain requirements where you have to protect certain trees. He may have to fence in,
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we did a couple of projects where they have to fence in the wetland area. They can't go and make any trails or anything like that.
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this may be the last piece and all of that. I get it. But he or she purchased this property and fulfill all requirements. I don't understand why would it be, um, such a hysteria when those particular people had opportunity to buy the same property. So, so, so my, my thing is if you want to, if whoever wants to protect certain areas, buy it.
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that project had a considerable mitigation project that they're doing in Cape Canaveral. So environmentally, and there is value in wetlands because they're like the kidneys, like the liver of the earth.
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know, that is all of those trees at the north end of that property. They're absorbing the stormwater before it draws down the road, brushes into the lagoon. That wetlands is also filtering it. So it has a value in and of itself.
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the mitigation, one of the real problems I have with the way it was proposed before. It's a mitigation project is in Cape Canaveral. I mean, if it was just in cocoa, I mean, if we had the benefits of the conservation project and it turns out I thought it was a mitigation bank, but I talked with St.
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So if we were able to come up with projects that would meet the same kind of, um, would, would serve our environment in natural areas. Um, it would be, I would be less, you know, opposed to it, but ‸ they can build on it. If they check all the boxes, that doesn't mean that myself or anyone in that neighborhood will like it because we have enjoyed the wildlife and the passive recreation area.
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conservation easement.
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know we, we can't really discuss this outside of this. So I just wanted to get, cause I'm my, my, my,
my,
my, yeah, my mind, my mind doesn't, yeah, my mind
doesn't think ‸ that particular way, maybe
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I'm in the industry, but I just know that I've worked with a lot of different people who built certain things.
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Sometimes the requirements
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That's their
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That's their profit margin that may go down or whatever, whatever the case may be.
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So,
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So just to say that
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the pathway would be, if it weren't passed by St. John, would be to become a conservation easement. You could do that through the environmentally endangered lands program. You would make an application. I mean,
there are a lot of
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Here
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‸ Deputy
mayor hasn't had the chance. Neither have I. And we only had three items and we're at two hours. Yep. ‸ And
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‸ Not
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So thank you.
Deputy
mayor.
Sir.
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Um, I can attest to is a struggle throughout the whole state of Florida, um, with retention and recruiting. Um, you know, when you talk about these implementities cause this isn't something that stays the same yearly. Those costs rise, uh, on an annual basis. And, uh, so it's tough and especially, you know, that I don't think, as I said before, I don't think we ever could pay our, our public, uh, our first responders enough for the things they do. I'm pretty sure you all see the fire trucks. They go, you probably see one every hour. They're running nonstop, you know, making sure that ‸ citizens of Cocoa are safe.
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big kudos to them for that. I think it's going to take some help from the state, you know, to really get a grasp of this issue. And in the meantime, I think staff council, we're going to continue to work to make sure our men and women are paid what they should be paid. So I'm looking forward to that. Moving on to public works.
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I just wanted to say I've been
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cans that were left full. And it's probably from what I was told that someone did come out there and dump those trash cans recently.
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staff isn't aware of certain things and they can't be everywhere in the city at one time. And ‸ I just wanted to bring it up that maybe we can implement some kind of policy for, you know, no matter what, what department you work in, if your PD code enforcement public works, if you see something reported to someone, it's the same as the issue with the tent that was up behind the bush.
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can't see everything. And even with the homeless situation, some of these tents and little camps, they hired pretty, pretty good. So I'm hoping that staff can come together and maybe implement some policy to no matter what department you're in. If you see something, a pile of trash at a bus stop or something, somebody reported. Um, I found myself over the weekend stopping by a number of residents houses because I, and I know for sure that, uh, this is being broadcast throughout the city. Uh,
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fences and, uh, any treated wood. Um, but I had to, I found myself stopping by residents telling them, Hey, you can't do this. You're gonna ‸ have to make arrangements.
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old pallets fences and took it down to the dump myself just
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I couldn't help myself. Uh,
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I just couldn't stand to see it sitting there for, for months. And so I, um, you know, so I think it's a case of if you see something, no matter what your job title is, report it to the proper, uh, department so we can get it addressed.
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to some more positive news. Uh, I've, I've connected with endeavor elementary, uh, their science, uh, class or, uh, science teacher, and they're going to collaborate with the decorating and designing of my rain barrel for Arbor day. So I'm looking forward to that. They're excited about
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I, I, I thought it would be an excellent project. They, they also thought the same. Resourceful. And, uh.
Yeah.
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Knowledge is power. Utilize your knowledge. And like
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And the jewel, these are two schools that, you know, I often reach out to them, but a lot of times they reach out to not only me, but the rest of council. And, and, you know, anytime they have something going on, they reach out to us. And I think that's probably why you see us do a lot with between the image, you'll endeavor and Coco high school. Um, so kudos to them for that.
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was coming up, that date has been changed to Hey blue, um,
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community policing event is the new date is now April 25th. And that's going to be from 4 PM to 8 PM. So I know a lot of people are looking forward to the upcoming one, but that date has changed. Um, and I also will be at endeavor this week as well for their career day. So, uh, I'll be wearing two hats for that event from the fireside as well as a city councilman.
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Uh, so,
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congratulations to her. She does a lot of hard work for the department. So,
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uh, yes, back to trash bash.
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fun event. Um, I had, uh, quite a few volunteers come out to Bracco pond. Um, not only did we pick up trash, but we had a chance to actually witness people utilizing the new workout. equipment out there. Um, I actually spoke to a few of the people utilizing the equipment and asking what they thought about it. They love it. Um, and that's, that's a great thing. It's a benefit to the community and, um, good job council on supporting it, that ‸ project. And, uh,
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to let you. Sorry, mayor. I'll pay 20 bucks
for the violation.
Okay.
So, just like ripped out of a pass, but go ahead. So we'll have some upcoming, uh, uh, announcements on that ‸ and, uh,
great
positive news coming. So,
well,
for those who don't know that may be watching, uh,
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Uh, he was referring to, I did complete my master's degree, um, my graduate's degree at the University
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stage in the swamp, May 6th. So that's great news. I'll be able to utilize that knowledge, uh, for the
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So I'm excited about it. Thank you.
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What is it, Masterson?
Uh,
emergency
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Ah,
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All right. Thank you. Congrats, sir. Thank
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for having the most volunteers. Normally,
uh,
councilman goings now we go neck to neck to the tune, uh, for this who will get the most volunteers of the day. But kudos to our young men and women for availing, persevering, and being held accountable. So I thank them. Uh, I love it when we groom our youth for today's success, but their tomorrow's future. Um,
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and I'm happy to say, um, 14 of the junior seniors this summer will be having gainful employment. And that is enhancing their ability to be responsible, young, matured adults, and just growing up and being held accountable. So I say thank you to the entrepreneurs and
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Yes, I know we're having summer youth here
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the opportunity on also, uh, Trash Bash outside of picking up trash. They
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the cook off at the Central Boulevard Amateur Backyard Barbecue. Needless to say, all of the food was excellent. Uh, you know that old famous saying, uh, give it to Mike, you'll eat it. But I want to say thank you all very much for helping the men and women, our fire department,
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top shelf barbecuers, I guess.
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But last but not least, I'm reaching out
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I know you've been working gainfully with, uh, at the museum.
Yes, sir.
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and I think that will enhance the museum to have a lot of
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when it was Citrus County of the world, Trout County of the world. Not only Trout, capital of the world,
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Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am. So that's a little trivia for all you old bucks. More seasoned than I am, I'm happy to say. But last but not least, I want to say thank you to all the employees. Even though, you know, creating ‸ always rise to the top when you're being challenged, you know, that's when
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to whom you are because you must see it through. Even when trouble besets you, you must see it through. So, Mr. City Manager and staff members and department heads
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you very much.
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God bless
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Motion to adjourn.
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All in favor.
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