To item number three, awards and presentations.
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homegrown.
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He
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good friend of mine. Oh yeah, we're going deep but hard, but I respect him because he's been appealing throughout the community and he works well with our greatest investment and that is our children. So without further ado, Mr.
Howell,
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would you come up? We have a presentation. Will council join us please? Ma'ams and sirs, city manager, S.A., you know yourself right away.
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me. Let's talk for sure. Okay.
Everybody's dressed up with me.
I'm just here for practice.
Y'all in the middle of practice. I have to leave practice to come.
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a
lot of people don't know that he was an Eagle Scout. In 1978 is when he earned it. He was in my Boy Scout troop. We went camping, swimming, all over the state of Florida. We had a very active troop. And I am so proud to do this for him because he's always, even them scouts, we did youth things back then for youth. And it was amazing. Mr.
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First of all, I'd
like
to thank
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So I really appreciate you for doing that because he really deserves it. Present it to Fred Howe.
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the last 43 years, your devotion and support
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has ignited inspiration and ambition which has led many to achieve great success in their lives. Thank you for volunteering and dedicating your time to our community and helping to provide such valuable service to our great city.
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Thank you, Mr.
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want to say anything, sir? What?
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No, no.
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I've known Fred ever since we were young spuds. As you can see, he still has an afro, I have a no fro. Life is not fair, but the thing I'm saying to you, this young man has made the challenge called life. His struggle at the beginning. It doesn't matter where you start at.
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has persevered and he's a prime example of what hard work and determination and smarts. Now, Fred used to wear glasses like he does now, but also we used to call him
old
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nerdy man because
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things. and I'm proud of this young man. So I'm happy we're giving his due to him now while we're all ‸ alive and we're all
a smile
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So let's please give Mr. Howell another round of applause. We appreciate you, sir. We love you, sir. God bless. Anyone else would like to share anything, say anything? Shake this young man's hand, man. Hey, I can't say it, but two things. He's a Sigma and a Red Raider,
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Come on in. Y'all come on in. Tighten up, man.
everybody
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There we go. Oh, I can make that adjustment, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I'm sorry. ‸ Thanks, ma'am. ‸ Thank you. Thank you, sir. Back to work, sir. You know, it never ends, sir. It never ends. Correct. Have a
wonderful evening.
Thank you, sir. Continuing forward, we move on to delegations. Please ‸ be mindful, you have 180 seconds to expound, elaborate, and convey your thoughts. First on the list, sirs and ma'ams, the delegations. Okay.
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you come forward?
Lawrence,
Larry
Sinclair, 1052, Mitchell Street, Cocoa, Florida. I'm sure we all remember the Florida Today headlines
when
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individuals of the previous
council
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by fraud made their baseless, defamatory, slanderous accusations against me,
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What I don't think people know is that then interim city manager,
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and city attorney, Garganese, helped make these baseless claims and continue to push them. I have given the city of Cocoa more than the required statutory notice prior to bringing legal action. In doing so,
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apology and admission that these accusations were baseless and known to be false when they were made. The city has chosen not to do so as of yet.
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will indeed be served with another lawsuit.
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to provide those names and phone numbers for the public. And I know for a fact there is no investigation, and I am not going to continue to sit here or leave this city with this baseless cloud over my head, my organization's head, or my board members. As far as city staff choosing to live with the cloud over their head, that's their choice, not mine. Now to the second item. I've been made aware of some events scheduled for the Jolie Smith Center that represent to be sponsored by the city and Brevard County Parks and Recreation that contain Mr. Goins and Mr. Goins' sister's information on them. Okay, could you speak to us as a collective
body,
please? Thank you. these, I have inquired with the city and Brevard Parks and Recreation to see if they actually are a sponsor of this particular event. It should be noted that this is billed
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also known as a mortgage workshop,
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over the age of 60
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and I think it's very telling that the city or Brevard Parks and Recreation or anyone else would put the city's name on something like this, Much less the fact that these facilities are being given use by certain council ‸ members and their families free of rental,
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I'm not sure the city needs to take on any more liability than what they already have.
Thank you very much.
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ago, ‸ I brought up the conversation about the FBI investigation and where do we stand on that. My thing is just to make sure that ‸ there were employees implicated in that suit. And
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City manager stated that, let me make sure I get my facts correct, that there was nothing reported. Is that correct, Mr. City Manager?
To my knowledge, ‸ that's correct.
Okay. And my question is how can we eliminate this cloud over our head?
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well. And I know they have some reservations about this Mr. City Manager and Mr. Super City Attorney and a Super City Manager as well. So what can we do to further remove this cloud? That's all I'm asking. And maybe you can come back at the next meeting so that we can have a discussion about this, sir. Okay, next on the list will be,
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Yes. Roberta? Roberta? Nader, please. Thank you.
Hi. I just would like an update on what was going on
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Could you state your address,
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Okay. Yeah, I got it. But I'm just one
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City Manager's all right.
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Yeah, I think the Chief,
Chief Hankins
can give an update.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So, yes, sir. You met with Commander DeVal or spoke to him on the phone, did you not?
Yes.
And code enforcement came to your house?
Yes.
‸ And they took pictures and advised you that they were looking into the case?
Yes.
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Okay. I didn't know. That was as of
last week, correct? Okay.
Yeah.
I
believe. ‸ Yeah.
Yeah. And you gave them the name of another neighbor who also had information?
Yeah. And they
spoke to that one as well.
Okay. All right. I didn't know if there was something further that had been
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been a few
changes over there, so I just was curious what's going on. and the noise ‸ quieted down a little bit, but that's why I was coming tonight to find out if there's any updates.
So,
all right. Then somebody will reach me when there's more. Yes, ma'am.
Okay. Thank you.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you, ma'am.
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Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you very much. This concludes this portion of delegations and I would like to proceed on to the consent agenda item. What are the wishes of council?
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Give it to the young guy. Okay, young guy.
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All in favor
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aye. Aye. Any nays?
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on the first reading ordinance number 2021 of the city ordinance
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Section 4A 5 and 6 Zoning Ordinance of the city of Cocoa limiting the future application of RU 2-10 Zoning District and the regulations therein pertaining to the construction of a single family dwellings provided for repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances. So basically we're cleaning up something and also incorporate the code excuse me severe ability effective date. Okay. Mrs. But ma'am And then we will hear from the Garganese.
Ma'am. Thank you. This, like you said, this is just a cleanup of the RU 2-10 which was predominantly used for the heart of Cocoa consent decree. So Anthony can read in the ordinance and then Dodie has a short presentation.
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an ordinance of the city council of the city of Cocoa
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County, Florida
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of the zoning ordinance of the city of Cocoa limiting the future application of the RU 2-10 zoning district and the regulations therein pertaining to the construction of single family dwellings, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the code, severability, and an effective date. This is a first reading, also ‸ public hearing item, and be happy to answer any questions after the
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are cleaning up some some issues within our code. This
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other sections of the code, the 215 and 225 zoning
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district regulations for both single-family and
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And that is that the point that we are seeking a change in the code. We looked at two different scenarios that this might impact. So
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And those tend to be small parcels, the older plating which is usually a 50 by 100 foot lot, or new development on land that someone proposes to create a subdivision to put single-family homes on
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And so here's a map just kind of giving you an idea of where most of those zoning districts are. The pale yellow is the single-family The
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is, for those who aren't aware, down here in the Heart of Cocoa area. And then the medium density, the 215 is the orange color and the
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there's most of that is he's along the river, north and south of the village area. There's a couple of other pockets in the city. So we looked at minimum lot sizes to compare the various zoning districts and
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or I shouldn't say
oldest
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smallest lot sizes and then we also looked at the setbacks and they are fairly standard. They get a little bit deeper as the lots get larger. But we want to make sure that what we're proposing is equitable throughout the
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as you see
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the zoning building standards would be. And ‸ recommendation is approval. Thank
you, sir. thank you do we have any questions from mrs. C.
Lee
I'm
sorry ma'am for cutting
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that
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okay seeing all the additional questions chair would like to close it from council, open it to the public. Please feel free to come forward. State your name and your address accordingly. You have three minutes to expound or elaborate on this item. Going once, going twice, chair ‸ like to close it to the public and return to the council. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve got
a motion on the floor
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by councilman Dow second by councilman
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gonna ‸ call the question all in favor by saying aye aye any nays I said unanimously Proceeding on
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amending Appendix A, Article 11, Section 18 and 22 of the Zoning Ordinance. okay we will proceed in this order
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to allow townhomes and single-family homes as a special exception in the core commercial zoning and also to add it into the sub district of the cocoa waterfront overlay district
so
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for it to load up here
okay take your time
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well
we have the honorable mr. beach here if we have any Wi-Fi issues here
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County Florida amending iPad I appendix a article 11 section 18 and 22 of the zoning ordinance of the city of cocoa allowing townhouses and single-family homes as as a special exception use within the core commercial district and certain sub districts of the Cocoa Waterfront Overlay District, amending the Waterfront Overlay Regulating Plan to allow for house building types on certain properties within the Cocoa Waterfront Overlay District, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions
incorporation
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into the
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severability. and an effective date. this is the
first
reading and a public hearing item mr. mayor
thank you that's why
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sir. ‸ is
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possibility of construction of townhomes and single-family homes and duplexes in this core commercial zoning district, specifically as a special exception. These are presently prohibited uses, and this would allow allow, some infill on smaller existing lots that are not suitable for larger commercial development.
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district is in relation to the downtown area. the two changes, are section 18, which is core commercial. So we're adding townhomes and single-family homes and duplexes and removing them from the prohibited list. And then
we're going to
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then
in the waterfront overlay, we're amending the table and we're also adding the house building type to the regulating plan.
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staff's recommendation of planning boards, recommended approval as well.
thank you very much mrs. C. league and this
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which will have an impact on district number one in which district number one, Deputy Mayor
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‸ we have any questions for staff council?
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council and open it up to the public. Please come forward, state your name and your address
force
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please ma'am, please sir. You have three minutes to expound on this item.
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But make sure when you conclude, state your name and your address. Throw out the card for us, please.
Okay. Just a quick question. Name is Jim
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a new building type would be added and I just had a question as to what that building type is. That was my only question. Okay.
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house, the building type. It doesn't change. It's not the use that that part is referring to. It's the form of the structure.
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So, yeah, the healing plan ‸ allows you to build types of houses. but it's Right. And so that that references specifically to the look of the structure.
Okay, so then it affects all those items related to house type, like setbacks and
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has an existing home
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Then it doesn't matter to me. Okay.
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Anyone else would like to come forward and state your name and your address for us? Please ma'am, please sir. Slow it down a little bit, Michael.
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thank you mayor this this item and the following items just
to
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clean up when the parcel actually got zoned it was one part of one parcel when it had the future land use and the zoning and so now it's three parcels and there's some inconsistencies between the zoning and future land use so we're just cleaning this up okay
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district ‸ to 15 multiple family dwelling district providing for the repeal of prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions severability and an effective date this is first reading and a public hearing item of this rezoning
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district number three
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so as we've already mentioned, uh ‸ This is the uh last parcel outside of the Heart of
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area that has the ru 210 zoning. um And so we are seeking to correct that. And apply a new zoning. um You can see in the red box where that
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zoning currently is. uh
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I've already mentioned, you already covered that for me. Thank you very much,
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with uh these three different parts fragments of this parcel. um So, we were proposing the ru 215 uh That makes a consistent zoning with the future land use, which is medium density residential. uh ‸ staff's recommendation and of the planning ‸ zoning board as well, uh was to approve.
thank you mrs. c lee do we have any questions for her or staff Saying none, ‸ shall relate to
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council. and open to the public. Please come forward and state your name and your address for us. Please, ma'am. Please, sir.
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thank you sir Any questions? Anyone else from the audience? We'd like to expound on this
item
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6-3. Going once, going twice. Chair, ‸ like to close this portion to the public and return it to council. What ‸ the wishes of council? Motion to approve. And I'll second that.
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. aye And the nays? eyes have it unanimously.
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05 2021 a future land use map amendment consistent with the Florida State Statute 163 for ‸ city initiated request ‸ the future land use map ‸ designation of a portion of one
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to clean up from the low density to medium density residential so that the zoning and the future land use match.
ordinance number 05-2021 an ordinance of the city
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relating to comprehensive planning amending the future
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of one parcel of real
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of state
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legally described on exhibit a attached here to changing the future land use map designation of the real property from low density residential to medium density residential providing for the repeal of prior
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ordinances and resolutions incorporation into the comprehensive plan severability and an effective date and legal status of the plan amendment this is first reading of this comprehensive plan amendment also a
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it's basically the part of the same parcel um or a different parcel but same property same property that has the opposite uh problem where the future land ‸ use is uh map is inconsistent with the zoning designation
the
portion yes
um so that that section of the parcel is in red there um and this is the on the left is the existing future land uses and on the right is the proposed change and it applies to the back part of
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and staff's recommendation as well
thank you very much do we have any questions for staff or the Esquire Garganese uh councilwoman
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are the apartments which
funds...
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it is proposed to it's
not been approved yet but we do ‸ have in review a project that would be senior housing on that portion of the property.
Yes.
Thank you. Is that it, ma'am?
Yes. Thank
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pub Please come forward and state your name. um Go ahead,
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exercise tonight. uh
sorry
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does not match what they what is in the zoning map, so the zoning map should match the future land use. I'm sure we put a lot of effort into making a future land use plan, and it shouldn't be reversed. That is all.
‸ All right. Thank you. any Any other concerned citizens here in the audience would like to elaborate on this particular item? Saying none, going once, going twice. Sure, ‸ like to close it to the public and return it to council. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. I'll second it.
Question? Discussion?
Your
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on? Yes, ma'am. Okay, my cup was hiding
‸ So, the
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you asking me? Or you're asking staff?
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Staff, would you answer that question? Because saying that, you know, staff will not bite you. They will collaborate with you prior to the meeting.
Yeah, I asked.
Okay, thank you.
I had limited time. But the future land ‸ use, we
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that, and then this
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was proposed for the property, this was like in 2007 and
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um when that was first proposed, it was uh town homes
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um And the the density was not an issue. um The zoning worked. um But as we were reviewing uh the current proposal, uh we realized that we had an inconsistency. um The property has the RU215
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inconsistent with its own uh future land use. So, uh we're correcting that to raise it to medium density.
Okay, thank you. Okay,
thank you. Again, um trust me, I speak to council daily. uh Please feel free to collaborate and communicate with them. Thank you, council, because I believe in working hand in hand And that's the only way we're going to move our city forward in the proper direction. Do we have any other questions? Okay, chair, we have a motion
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question. All in favor by
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Wow, here we go. the Staff is seeking council direction on the future of the July 4th
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celebration celebration. Finally going through a man. Puberty. Riverfront Park for 2021. um I enjoyed this. There was quite some concerns about making sure the perimeter was secured. So without further ado,
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Thank you so much. So I did bring forward uh the last meeting under reports um asking direction from council on the future of the July 4th event. I'll quickly recap what we discussed. um So this picture, as you can see
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This is one of our largest, probably the largest event that we do in Riverfront Park. It attracts probably approximately 10 000 people. um They are packed into the location as many people as can fit. um what we would like to propose what staff is proposing there's actually three options for you on this agenda item um but we have found and researched some other options to incorporate the CDC recommendations for social distancing. um And so what we are proposing is similar to what is seen here at the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando.
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pod system and what we would do is we would fence off Riverfront Park to control the people. I'll start with that ‸ this time we're going to fence off Riverfront Park
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reserve prior to the event a family pod um that would you could
you
could reserve this pod and your family could enjoy the event in the pod um and we could then require and control better the amount of people that are in attendance the face coverings um and social distancing. um So we had thanks to Alan and Kathy over at Main Street have created us a little diagram to show you what we're talking about. um So we would have, even though these look like boxes, um there actually would be three-sided pods that we would make out of barricades that would be designated areas that people could reserve ahead of time to come out and enjoy the concert on the stage
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um So what we have proposed um is there's three different things that we could do. um We can either move forward as we have in the past um for our July 4th event.
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and the safety plan that we've put in place and presented to you. Or we could move forward with not hosting the event again this year as we did not last year because of COVID restrictions. And I'll be happy to answer any questions that you all might have. We
have any questions for Mrs. Singer? Okay, we have Councilman Dow. And Councilman
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Now, if the uh
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be doing this or
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the park, you're still going to have a bunch of people
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see you can control inside here, but
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probably the deck packed, the restaurant pack all the way to uh
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before.
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Yeah, but
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Park's closed, but we do rely the police on the police department is a
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event. they They help patrol our areas to make sure, even in past events, we've had issues with people that try to um gather over by the bridge and the police patrol it and clear it out. So we'll definitely rely on the police to assist with some of those areas. Ryan's isn't uh
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our facility, um so we can't control that. um But yes, so we can definitely pull us at any time. we will We will push off reserving the pods till the very last possible moment um if anything changes. um But
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just doesn't seem like it will be lifted by July.
Is that it, sir?
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of going ahead with uh following the safety uh proposals that you guys have put together. My only concern is the fair distribution of the pods. um If I'm correct, rock ledge is partnership partnering up with us for this event?
So, yes, they do help um pay for a portion of the fireworks display. Yes.
So, uh I mean, what I would
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dibs at uh priority.
Okay.
so
Yeah, we can um we can definitely do that. We talked about also offering them half online and half in person for people who don't have access to um online, so they could definitely still reserve a pod. So we'll we'll offer both options as well, and then we can also give first priority to our our residents.
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That's number
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would like to put that in a motion.
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made
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of the July 4th event with
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at the event. I second it. We have a discussion. uh
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‸ Okay. I got one more ‸ question, sir.
uh
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the orchestra always has a VIP section.
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still have priority?
They aren't doing a VIP event this year.
Okay. Thank you.
okay
we have a motion on the floor just gonna call the question out by
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appointment of jennifer kenny as a member of the sustainability advisory board um i do have a card here um mrs singer ma'am just when you thought you were pulling away from the microphone, would you return pleasantly but pleasingly expound on this.
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says the
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services, administrative services.
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to consider the appointment of Jennifer
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as a member of the sustainability advisory board. And I'm not sure. She's not here. She's not here. okay
okay All right. um We have a card in the audience. um I would like to hear from Lawrence Sinclair. said your name ‸ your address.
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with this appointment. I have an issue with
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member or the beliefs of a council member. We have a non-sustainable sustainability plan that was presented to council that's been approved. We have individuals on the sustainability council attacking citizens and doing the work of a city council member.
I
thought the idea was to bring opposing viewpoints together to figure out what's best for the city of Cocoa.
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for a council member. You have no views of opposing viewpoints. There's no discussion. It's you do
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resigned from this very board, not even a year ago, accusing members and chairs of this board of violating sunshine laws. This individual is just too close to the current chair of that board and council members and should not be appointed to this particular board. Any other board? Go for it.
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Is there anyone else in the audience ‸ like to expound on this particular item? Okay. Councilwoman Cost, ma'am.
Yeah, I just want to, these are absurd allegations.
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uh the mayor's challenge, uh fitness challenge, a couple other things we've been working on. um but let's just say that
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her to be ‸ a very intelligent woman that has been
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I would be honored to have her serve on the sustainability advisory committee, which I think has the potential to take this city to good places. And I make a motion to appoint
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have a motion on the floor by Councilwoman Cost. In a
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the question. All in favor, saying aye aye.
aye
any nays Okay. Proceeding on to item number
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Consider ‸ appointment of the current alternate member, of Sherry Scott, as a regular member and a new applicant,
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as you read on the action, um this is to request the appointment of the alternate member, of Sherry Scott, as a regular member. And then um ‸ Demetrius Thomas is the first alternate member to the Code Enforcement Board. What
are the wishes of council? Motion approved. Motion on the floor by Councilman
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Second. Second by, deb excuse me, Councilman. um Who's
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Thank you. I apologize, sir. um
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like to, uh I wanted to make a statement.
Okay, okay.
that these two strong candidates are a result of the success of our citizens academy and i wanted to commend samantha singer for that again ‸ also to say that I welcome Jerry Scott's participation. She has uh ‸ mental uh management experience that will become invaluable on that committee. Thank you
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the adoption of a
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grants cities and counties the ability to provide smoke free zones, designated smoking areas, and public parks. I know we have something similar to that on the school board. Mr. City Manager, sir.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. this so Yes, sir. This is one of those regular home rule items that come up each uh each uh legislative session. This resolution would be in support of cities maintaining the ability to declare within their municipalities of smoke free zones uh
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authority. Okay.
What
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And the second by councilwoman
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gonna ‸ call the question all in favor by saying aye.
Aye. aye
and Any nays? eyes have it. Moving on to item number
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council direction on the villas of
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Village for the redevelopment of 915 florida avenue also known as the former location of oaks mobile home park um I'm a firm believer in getting the highest, best use usage for this piece of property. I'm a firm believer in going vertical on this, uh potentially up to even 10 stories. I mean, because we're trying to get uh the best bang for a buck, as you all know. um I would like to say, if we decide to go on item number three, I'm going up front,
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issue another RFP based on the highest and best usage analysis issued on March 15th. And if we do decide to go this route, ladies and gentlemen, um I'm thinking either of a surface parking or ‸ parking garage
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or
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in the downtown District
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I'll just give a brief overview. um this, this is the image of the site, 915 Florida Avenue. It's approximately almost five acres. um the city, uh staff talked with council back in February, uh regarding some of the points in the development agreement. They're listed there's uh
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total, uh whether or not to retain
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The payment should be full price, uh full purchase price at transfer of title, and there should be a deed subject to written restricted covenants. Additionally, except for the
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mortgage that the village
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any of the property with any other mortgages, liens, easements and encumbrances um then there's an also as discussion as far as the financing that they would need to provide written proof of their financing commitment. And then also that the project timeline would be completed within 18 months of the development agreement. So the city manager, myself and city attorney, uh met and worked on the, uh draft development schedule, the proposed development schedule. ‸ And then also, uh
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which he provided. to the villas developer so as of the february 1st workshop um staff has worked on the core commercial zoning district change and the cocoa waterfront overlay district uh sub-district change which of course was the public hearing earlier tonight, which would allow single family and townhomes within this uh core commercial and also the Cocoa Waterfront overlay
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um As of this um March 14th of the agenda item, we hadn't received any response on it and although I did follow ‸ up, um they stated that their attorney was going to contact our attorney. So we did receive a letter earlier today regarding the development
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the developers and coordinated a meeting with the engineer just to identify the waivers and variances that would be needed within the draft development agreement. And then on March 15th, the city received the highest and best use analysis, which concluded that the highest and best use for the property would be new multi-family development. In turn that day,
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to get the appraisal to us. And I'm not sure if the city manager or city
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they wanted to add to this.
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Sir, yes, sir?
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very much. council I have two cards here, so I'm going to get direction from you all. We can hear from the people in the audience and then we can proceed on making a decision
decision
or we can make the decision now and then um after we make our decision, meaning if make a motion, second it, open it up for discussion. How would you all like to do this? Would like to listen from
the audience or have you already
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from the people first? ‸ Okay, I'm open up with this olive branch. Anyone else?
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Okay, Councilman
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Yes. Councilman
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Thank you, sir. um First on the list, Southern gentleman,
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we will hear from Jim stripling
I'm
gonna
take my mask off if you don't mind. No,
ma'am.
uh Good evening, Mayor and Council. Good
evening.
Thank you for allowing me to speak to you tonight. uh I'm here to support the project known as the
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915 Florida Avenue, the same
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tenure of the last mayor, there were statements made at the council meetings by the former mayor that the property in question had other interested parties that were looking to develop. My concern at that time, and it still is, is number one, the city had an agreement with the developers of that property, and two, what was being considered as an alternate development was not in line with what had already been accepted by
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Our city would be one of the first to offer such a lifestyle and would attract potential buyers from other locations in the county. The city has so much potential and for years, and this is just my opinion as a resident, as someone who has invested a lot of time into the city, serving as a volunteer and a short term as a council member, that we have never really utilized the potential this city has. So my sincere hope is that the action taken tonight does not undermine that potential, but instead helps propel the city in the direction that it needs to aim for. And we need to aim for that in order to compete with our neighbors to the north and to the south who are developing properties just for this purpose. They're looking at attracting the type of residents that we need to attract as well. Young professionals, retirees, and everyone in between.
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the county. So if we can just make sure we make decisions that will attract these buyers into our community, we'll thrive rather than stay stagnant. So thank you very much. Thank
you, ma'am. For the record,
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a written agreement with this business? Have you read or orchestrated or even the city manager to as well? Do we have an agreement with
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that they were directed to construct on this piece of property?
I'm not aware of any written agreement between the city and ‸ the developer as of yet. There is a draft development agreement that
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been circulated ‸ with the developer. Other than that, you know,
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consideration and approval of that development agreement hasn't been made by the council.
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Sir, Mr. City Manager.
I really don't have ‸ anything to add to what the city attorney has said there. Obviously, we're here because there is no agreement in place after years of negotiating to actually bring something to the council, but nothing has ever been presented to the council that was acceptable to staff and acceptable to the developer.
Thank you very much, Mr. City Manager. Mr. Stripling, sir, would you come to the podium, sir?
Yes,
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about it today. Yes, sir.
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I tend to agree with her perspective.
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Yes, sir. Regarding your support of best use and then a reference to a 10-story or so free parking area.
I
don't understand how that would be best use. Maybe I misunderstood that part.
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you know, which has been proposed. So that makes sense to me. I am a property owner in the area and have purchased property specifically based on what I see happening both at the villas and in the general area. So that's where I plan to make my final stand on my property. And I'd like to see development continue forward. I guess I'm also a little confused by, you know, this ‸ discussion plan, the development has been under discussion. I know I've been involved in it for a couple of years, you know, as a,
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But I just don't see what's happening. I mean,
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study something and talk about something and kick it around the council and have staff look at it. And no decision's ever made. So if you want to study it again for another six months or another two years, we can come back to this point. And again, nothing will have gotten done. I don't know whose fault that is. I'm not here to blame anybody. But what gets planned and signed gets done. And what doesn't, doesn't. So here we are two years into this process plus. And no, you do not have a signed agreement apparently.
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sign that agreement. So if you want a signed agreement, get to it. I mean, make it happen. And, you know, push the developer to get whatever you need from them, whatever it takes. But we just keep standing around and talking about this. And two years from now we could be doing the very same thing again. That seems like a waste of everybody's time.
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Yes, sir. Okay. And with that, I would like to make a motion to terminate negotiations with the villas of
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And when I was talking about a public parking,
sir,
either like a flat surface parking or if you have a condo, one of the bottom floors could be utilized as free public parking. It's optional. I just want to see what's the best usage for that. Now, I don't have a card. Do you have a card?
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compassionate. But normally people submit their cards just like others have. Sir, you noticed me. Yes, I have a motion.
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And you knew that I was here for this.
Excuse
me, sir. I have a motion on the floor. I'll second it. Okay. We have a second by Councilman Dial.
State your name and your address. My name is Michael Deere. I'm ‸ attorney for the villas. A lot of things have been said tonight. One thing that is concerning is that the city would consider terminating negotiations at this point. My involvement is less than two months on this case. But in that time, I've learned quite a bit. I've learned that on April 24th of 2018, my client's bid to improve the property was accepted. And that a draft agreement was not authorized by the city until October of 2018. From October of 2018 until February 22nd of 2021, based on changes discussed between the city and the developer, my client anticipated changes, which were never provided. On the 22nd of February, we received changes, which was 21 days after the meeting on February 1st to discuss this issue.
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some terms that were in the agreement, the draft agreement, which are not consistent with the original RFP and, frankly, are not fair to my client. I do not have a response. We do not feel that good faith negotiations have terminated. And
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the city has that legal authority at this ‸ point.
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as the agenda for this item, I believe the only option for tonight, if there is a motion at all, is to continue negotiations, to discuss with us the development of the property, and to negotiate terms which are consistent with what the city has done in the past with other developers, specifically with regard to zoning, ‸ the city has provided authority within developer agreements for prior developers.
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authority was not given. In fact, the agreement says that if at the city's sole discretion, the city does not approve a zoning change within 90 days, that the ‸ developer agreement shall terminate immediately and be of no effect. My client would have no control over that. And so ‸ we are here in good faith to negotiate a developer agreement based on the bid that was awarded April 24th of 2018. We have provided changes to the most recent draft, and we do not feel that good faith negotiations have been exhausted.
Is that
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Yes, sir. Thank you very much.
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Aye. Any nays?
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Thank you very much, sir. Proceeding on to the next item, item number 8-1, approval of the 2021 AVT exemption of Walmart based on fulfillment of all requirements. of the
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tax abatement economic incentive agreement,
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producing 239 jobs at the average
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‸ there are several agreements with the Walmart distribution center one is
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ad valorem tax abatement economic development incentive, agreement. And one of the conditions was that by December 31st 2020
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package, you will see that they have documented the 239 employees with an
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document, per the agreement and December 31st
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order for the Walmart distribution center which was approved by council on March 14 2017
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noted was that on the total 140 acres, one acre was to be deeded to the city. So we were working on, obtaining that parcel as well. So, other than that, this is just to confirm that the, that they have met the
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the recommendation based on staff. ‸ Got a second on ‸ floor by Councilman
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Excuse me.
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okay I'll second ‸ sorry chair was made ‸ motion was made by,
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call you Chairman
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already, ‸ moving up in the world. it's a wonderful thing. Motion on the floor by Councilman
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Second by the chair. just gonna ‸ call the question all in favor, but saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
eyes
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have it unanimously now moving on to the item number eight dash two I have some concerns about this particular item and what I'll do I'll let the assistant city manager read it in and then I'll take the floor from there sir
thank you mr. mayor so yes
sir
this item is to approve a lease termination with the florida historical society for the operation of the brevard museum of history and natural science uh
accept
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donation of certain Florida Historical Society assets. Direct the staff and the city attorney to review museum exhibits, leases and donation documents to determine disposition of artifacts and exhibits not owned by the Florida Historical Society.
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to allocate funds for the temporary operation of the museum to maintain public access now there's uh as I just read there's a number of actions within this item and I'll kind of take those apart step by step the first one is to approve a lease termination with the florida historical society and uh that's in accordance with the uh existing uh museum uh
museum
lease agreement that we have with the florida historical society actually section 10.2 outlines the termination by mutual consent uh that was issued to the city uh in january from the board of the florida historical society where they voted unanimously to uh terminate uh their the agreement and their operation of that museum uh effective march 1st uh uh
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assets. uh When they took over that uh lease from the Brevard Museum in about 2015, they assumed all those artifacts within the museum with the exception of those leased items. There's about 6500 items in total that we estimate to be in the museum that uh they were in possession of that they are looking to
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requesting the acceptance of uh those donated items. uh The third is to uh direct staff and the City Attorney to review those uh museum exhibit uh agreements of the artifacts and exhibits that are on loan from various universities or archaeological uh societies that are within the museum
to explore those leases and then negotiate the potential extension if necessary of those leases. And then the final item is to approve a BAF allocating $27,000 to continue the temporary operation of that museum, just as the Florida Historical Society was operating it up until March 1st to the end of the fiscal year, September 30th. I'd be happy
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may have
okay well I have a question I have a statement
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but if I do it for one I want to do it for ‸ the other
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and jewel Collins Museum so my thing is I'm asking you all I would like to table this you all do your duties to see what we can do to incorporate Leon and jewel Collins Museum and also the museum right here on Michigan Avenue bring us a proposal together because if I do it for one I want to do it for the other
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there will be backlash in the community and I'm not ready to deal with it and if we can prevent this from happening we're being proactive instead of reactive I think it would be in our best interest to do so and that's what I believe and I'm asking and I'll make a motion chair would like to table this item I need a second I'll second. So that we can come back and review this. And you present all proposals on the modifications and improvement in both facilities because
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and I know we're going to need a curator to to equally distribute or distribute their time because we're all God's children and you read between the lines so I don't know who's ‸ second it
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with the youngest one first okay we get with the guy with the most here okay second by Councilman I'm sorry madam clerk okay the light is on for discussion sorry madam clerk I know I will be chastised Councilwoman cost will go first with your blessings deputy mayor
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and then you will proceed ma'am then sir
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in our budget this year for the Collins Museum and I don't know I guess it's been kind of slow to kick that off but I know we were the recipients we put in the grant applications I'm pretty sure we got the one so we are proceeding on that just as a point of information
Okay ma'am, do you have children? ‸ you have a child?
yeah
Do you have nieces and nephews? ‸ Okay, do they
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and then if you did it for so and so you got to do it for me and
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I think also we need to have a plan moving forward for the museum as well because it's just gonna
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be a day after this lease is terminated so we have to have some sort of a plan whatever that may be I know that might take some time possibly
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um I mean ‸ not gonna ‸ donate so-called donate items but then turn around and ask for $27,000 to me I don't it doesn't make sense to me
okay Mr. City Manager you have direction on that sir uh yes sir okay ‸ can I can
I
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until after you guys are finished but the the $27,000 is um to keep the current level of service so this
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recurring expenses
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fiscal year to
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budget to maintain this level of service and to start um um um programming and uh improvements
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coming up you'll have a lot of big decisions you'll have to make um and we certainly can give you costs to um make some capital improvements because I think both facilities are going to need those I think you're going to need some recurring dollars for uh operating expenses
yes
sir and and but I I I make it make it as equitable as possible I want to even Steven you get what I'm saying
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city manager I just want to make sure that it's beyond a shadow of a doubt I mean if
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the curator has to go spend a couple hours ‸ on Michigan and then
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Friday or Tuesday Thursday and Saturday because eventually the game plan is as this
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tourist attraction stops there at the various
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07-2021.
on first reading related
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to term limits of board members. Okay, and real quick, just for the record, I just want to see, and I've talked to both individuals, which particular board items apply directly to term limits? Because you've got your CRAs, you have your pension board for fire department, and you have your pension board for the police department, and then you have Diamond Square. But make sure we get that all answered. Mr. City Manager, sir, and then we'll
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Yes, sir. Consistent with the action of the board at the last meeting, of the council at the last meeting, this is simply
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ordinance related to term limits for board members. Those boards and committees would be those that are not otherwise preempted by some statutory requirements, some federal requirement, or some other requirement of law. So that's normally your CRA boards. ‸ your pension boards are covered by that, but whatever boards that are not otherwise term limits are not otherwise set by some other pronouncement of law, this would be covered. This would cover those boards.
‸ Okay. Is that it, Mr. City Manager?
Yes, sir. Okay. All right. I have a card. Does anyone from council have a question for the city manager or the city attorney? This is one of those times I'm giving you the opportunity because I know I want to make sure. All right. Seeing none. What are the wishes of council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by councilwoman
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I'll be quick. An ordinance of the
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related to terms of board and committee members to establish term limits, providing for the repeal of prior and consistent ordinances and resolutions,
the corporation
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into the code of accessibility and an effective date. This is first reading of this ordinance. Mr. Mayor.
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me. We have a motion
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Second.
We have a second on
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Okay, what I'm gonna do is call people from the audience, let them expound, let you all discuss it, and then Chair's gonna call the question. Lawrence Sinclair, come to the podium.
This is an extremely confusing Council, the way things are being done tonight. Question. You want term limits, but yet in the very ordinance you just submitted, if you read deeper in, it says ‸ that Council can decide not to impose those term limits, that you can override them. So why are we actually even trying to establish a term limit ordinance for board members? Other than maybe it gives Council members the ability to, you know,
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to fit their needs. But why are you proposing a term limit ordinance that in the very ordinance it says that you guys can ignore it? It makes no sense. Why are we wasting the taxpayers' time and money with this crap? Either it's term limits and they stick, or don't do it. But your ordinance, if you read it, I don't know how many people in the audience actually went online and read the full description of the ordinance. But it clearly says that Council can disregard the term limits on any member on any board for any reason. So why are we doing this? Except that maybe people think that they get to personally Jimmy-rig
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This crap's got to stop.
Okay. Um, we have two lights. Greg, you want to speak?
Yes, please.
Uh, you do have a card, but please submit a card. Yeah, but...
I wasn't planning on speaking on this one, but...
Three minutes, sir.
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Okay. I'll make it quick. Tenfold. I was here when y'all talked about that, and what I kind of recall...
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if nobody else wanted to serve. Right? So maybe that's where that came from, and it made sense to me.
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Alright, that's all. Woohoo!
Alright. ‸ Okay. We have...
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then Councilman Dial Light is on. We'll proceed in that order.
Okay. Um, again, the purpose of this is to increase civic engagement, increase the dynacism within our committees, and give the, um, the folks that are coming up through the Citizens Academy the opportunity to serve in different capacities. We certainly encourage all committee members, if they were termed out, to try another committee, to wait a year to come back, but the issue of being able to override that term limit is important, because we recognize that in certain cases, we have certain specific expertise that is
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and if it's not available through, uh, a new applicant, we would certainly want to keep it. So, um, as it stands now, that ‸ yes, the Council does appoint and reappoint, but we have the opportunity here to increase civic engagement and still maintain expertise where we need it.
Thank you. Yes, ma'am.
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and this is termination of a volunteer, out now it's all it is. And it's wrong. If somebody spent 25 years of their life on a board, that's dedication. Dedication
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question. All in favor, say
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have a unanimous. Do you have the count mrs. madam clerk yes ma'am thank you very much Proceeding on to the next item, open for reports, advisory boards and committees. Anyone from advisory boards and committees? ‸ Yes, ma'am. Come for it ma'am.
I'm sorry. I apologize. I didn't give my name last time. Jerry
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an advisory committee. And I have to agree with Mr. Dial. And I also can see Mrs. Costa's point on this as well. And
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both sides of this argument. um You know, we do have a lot of dedicated residents in the city who have given years to volunteer for boards. And it's not an easy task. And a lot of times what happens is they get on a board because they feel like, no, I want to contribute. I want to be a part of what happens in my city. But they don't realize the commitment and the work that has to go into serving on that board. So I agree with Councilwoman Costa's point that it's good to have new individuals that have interest in wanting to serve. And there may not be an opening at a particular time when a new citizen or citizen who has gone through the academy and all of a sudden they decide, wow, you know, I really want to get involved now, but there's not an opening. So, I mean, I would like if there was some way we could have compromised on this a little bit better. I mean, you already made your vote and I understand that, but I just feel
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ask an individual who's given 20, 25 years, 15, you know, who've dedicated time and effort to the city, and now we're going
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tell that individual, I'm sorry, we no longer want your services. So, I just wish that there had been a better compromise in this. That's all. Thank you.
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Thank you, ma'am. All right.
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your line on?
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Thank you, sir.
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I'll just make, I appreciate your opinion, Jerry Blanco, like I always do. So
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because I'm tired now, right? I went through sets and sets. I think I'm on the third set of kids graduating right now. So my goal this year was to step back and try to recruit a younger coach that can take over the things that I've done. And
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is to reach back into the community and
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And I'm not saying that people who've been there 25 years are tired. ‸ All of them are great people. I was on advisory board, the Board of ‸ Adjustments. You know, some of the members have been on there for 32 years. ‸ So it's still an opportunity. We're not saying, people are not running, knocking on the door, trying to jump on these boards. So
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But if there's someone else that's there willing to step up, then I think we need to allow them the opportunity to do that. That's just my opinion on that. Okay.
Councilwoman calls. Yeah, just a quick... Let me finish, please, ma'am. Thank you.
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And then we're going to move on because we voted and I'm not going to beat this dead horse. Yes, sir. Go ahead.
Yeah, just a point of clarification. Nobody will be asked to step down until their term, their current term. It's over. Okay.
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Light, please, ma'am. Thank you. Go ahead, sir.
The, uh...
What? A few meetings ago, we gave an individual a certificate of recognition for being on the code board for all those years, and now we're throwing him off when his term's up. I like that.
Okay. Thank you. All right.
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Mr. City Manager. Sir.
Mr. Mayor, um... I'm assuming we're at reports.
Sir, yes, sir.
Chief Lamb is going to give you COVID-19 update, and Tammy will give you updates on the police chief recruitment and the Cocoa Youth Summer Program.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
So,
yes,
sir.
All right. Just to give you a quick update on where we're at with COVID, uh... Florida had 2,016,513 positive cases. Brevard County had 36,438 cases with 790 deaths. City of Cocoa proper had 3,317, and we currently did not get the updated data from the Department of Health for what we had in the city limits, but ‸ they did confirm that we did see an uptick in the number of cases within the city itself. So, as far as vaccines are concerned, ‸ currently Florida has given out 5,057,939 vaccines. That means complete vaccines. They've received both shots. Brevard County has issued out 132,630 vaccines. Out of that, only 76,881 have completed both vaccinations. So, just to give you some data and some things to think about, our current U.S. Census track shows Brevard County's population at 615,000 residents.
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If you looked at the news just the other day, the Department of Health, Florida Department of Health actually reported that what they're seeing is out of the individuals that have started the either Moderna or Pfizer vaccination,
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So, just food for thought as we start moving down that path, and currently where we're at with vaccines and moving forward. A lot of questions have been asked and raised with the current situation on where we're at and where we're going with vaccines and why there's so many different eligibility requirements in different areas. So, basically all I can tell you is the governor
is have
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made a stance on where he's at with
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vaccines. He has made some adjustments to that. We just went to
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and firefighters, teachers who meet that age range and demographics along with ‸ our police department. That is the only approved changes that the governor has made.
I
cannot speak for
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That's way above my pay grade. So, I will say this. We've been in some serious talks with Brevard County and they will stick to the governor's requirements. So, anyone that is giving vaccines that are receiving vaccines from Brevard County Emergency Management must stick to what the current requirements are that the governor
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given whenever he changes those. As you know, those change here pretty rapidly ‸ weekly. If they are not, then Brevard County will not allow them to issue any more vaccines, nor will they give them vaccinations to be given or issued. So, that's kind of where we're at with the vaccines. We continue to work with Emergency Management and Brevard to do our best to start getting vaccines so we can start vaccinating our residents
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That effort has not given up. In fact, we're moving even closer to it this week. So, we'll keep you informed of where we're at. And then the last thing that I have for you is just an update. I did get a phone call from the fire chief in
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They did receive the water Sunday. They were very grateful. So, we'll have some pictures and some other things to bring back to you at a later date.
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Yes, sir. Council. I just wanted to give you an update on a couple of things. The first one is we're working on in human resources, the summer youth program, which is their annual summer internship where we hire high school students and give them five weeks of paid employment right
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So, we're working on the application process and we expect it to be released early next week at the latest. And the applications will be due by May 7th. And we're
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the guidance counselors to make sure that they get the information to the students to increase enrollment that way. So,
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qualifications of the program, which is age 16 and up. And
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and as you know, we partner with career source on that. And so we're working to confirm the final details with career source, and then we will have a flyer public. So, and then the second thing is the police chief recruitment process. So I think you've received a couple emails and calls today from the city clerk's office to confirm meals availability. So we have five candidates that are going to be in town next week.
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to ‸ one, um, introduce
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the city manager and, and to introduce them to the public, we have two public, uh, we're calling it meet and greet meetings, um, at different locations to try to encourage different
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Um, the first one is Monday evening at 6 PM at Dr. Jolie Smith center. Um, and that one,
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both meetings will start, um, at 6 PM.
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6 PM.
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Um, the both meetings, um, we're requesting to submit questions in advance so we can ‸ properly organize the meeting, um,
um,
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But prior to the question session, we'll have
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meet and greet for about 30 minutes where the public will be able to interact with the candidates personally. And,
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get to know them or ask some questions. So, and let me know if
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and arrange, um,
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information.
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The form to submit questions is also, um, there's a link to it on the homepage on the left,
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So, that's it.
Thank
you, ma'am. City manager.
Yes, sir. Yes, uh, I don't think we have any more reports, but just to, uh, for, as a point of clarification, the
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uh, museum. Um, this is a Bryant and a Nancy question.
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And if it's received, regardless of whether it's received or not, it's for the purpose of doing what?
I believe the grant has been received and will, it has not yet. ‸ Okay. Um, the grants for the replacement of windows at the building.
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okay.
That's the only grant I'm aware of.
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Okay. Again. So there, there is grant for windows, replacement of windows. And Nancy, is there, is there another grant?
Yeah, there's a third, we applied for a $30,000 grant to start working on like, uh, the, the time, the, uh, like the TV where they would have the slides and starting to get some of the stuff together. Okay.
So just
waiting on the governor's budget.
Okay. Okay. Gotcha. Just wanted, just, just wanted to clarify that.
Okay.
Yes, I heard ‸ city manager has been clarified. Okay.
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Yes,
sir. Thank you. Esquire Garganese. Sir. Um, refresh my memory, please. I know one week I do odd, and the next week I do even. I'm on even. Okay, sir. All right. So that's two and four. Okay. Let's go with this.
So
the gentleman, and you understand. Yes, sir. Okay, sir. Thank you.
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Um, okay, well, let me start by, um, I'd like to make a, say a public thank you to Pastor Rich at First Baptist. He is going to be hosting the first nursing academy.
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it's going to start on March 29th, and the value of this, that it's a certified nursing assistant program, but also they do, um, believe they call them home health assistants or workers.
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these. And these
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be taking the program and will be serving Cocoa. So to, um, as a way to really start to enhance our healthcare offerings.
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that is starting up that program. And she's being supported by,
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we're going to be hearing more about. I understand. Um,
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And it's an, it's, um, an
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and I'm not even sure what that stands for, but this is the first ‸ of those projects, um, that's being launched in Cocoa. And, um, it's family promise of Brevard that is acting as, uh, kind of the backbone organization. So, um, I wish her the best of luck, and I'm really happy to be able to make that announcement. She's also looking for a more permanent location in Cocoa. But thank you to Pastor Rich. I also want to say, Space Coast TPO, um, wasn't mentioned, but Samantha, um, Samantha Senger and, and Rachel Horst, right?
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on the first street, or on the, um,
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Yeah, right, Florida Avenue. So, that's highly appreciated by the larger community. Then I also wanted to commend Greg Stoll, and Wesley Parks, who serves on the TPO, uh, trails. I believe it's trails and pathways committee or whatever stuff. But at any rate, both of them had perfect attendance, which is a great thing because I had seen the roster before and it
had
been years since we've had perfect attendance or had people so civically engaged in that, uh, helping represent us
within that, uh, within ‸ the county.
Then the last thing is that we had our community, community meeting this last Saturday. And it, we had 50 to 60 people there. Uh, it was really a tremendous turnout, very positive energy. And it really warmed my heart to see so many people care about that community. And specifically there,
we
were talking about the whole Clear Lake area in general, and of course, the museum.
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had the closing of the fire station and, um, the planetarium, uh,
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They lost the YMCA.
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um, is, is, uh, a sense in that college green estates ‸ of spiraling downwards. So the community coming together, a lot of positive energy, uh, people there that have written grants, a lot of talk. And I think the direction of that group was forming a friends of Clear Lake that would really look at some sort of partnership, bringing someone online, whether it be the YMCA or the museum, but at least, um, there's definitely a longing there to elevate and lift up that community for the whole, that's our whole educational hub
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academic district, if you will.
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And we know how important that is to the future of Coco. So, um, just kudos to everybody in that neighborhood. And I hope we can continue on, potentially find a solution through, a nonprofit partnership or whatever, but, um, there are a lot of people that have passion for doing that. So thank you to them. And particularly Marlene Weiss, um, and Jennifer Riggs, um, for helping to organize that.
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Thank you. That's the end of my report.
Thank you, ma'am. Councilman,
how
I'm sorry.
Uh, well, I don't have any reports, but I just have a few things I wanted to state. Um, something that's been on my mind, uh,
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is very thankful. And, and I think you guys would agree with me. We're thankful
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And, and as the mayor always says, the city is open for business. I just want people, you know, to say on record, people should keep in mind, it is an honor to do business
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And, um, and I want to say kudos to the staff that keep the city running and open for business. Um, ‸ I know a lot of times we get bombarded, uh, with a lot of negative, uh, comments and energy, but I'm very thankful to staff for the work you all do and, uh, encourage everyone council, keep it up and just keep pushing for it, uh, through this year, thinking positive.
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And they really do appreciate it. Trust me.
They do.
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Let's go with district number three. And we'll end up with district number one.
I actually got a question to, Ms. Blunt on the status of the hotel. I mean,
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And I've also heard rumors that the individual, Mr. Brown's having problems getting financing.
We're planning on providing an update to the Coco CRA at the next meeting in April. Um, so they are on target as far as the deadline they need to submit to April.
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Yeah. Can I, can I jump in on that? Cause there, this is part of the, the rumors that are out there. And if you juxtapose the two projects, which, which started basically at two projects being the five acres and the hotel, which you actually started at the same time, There is a redevelopment agreement that is in place between the redevelopment agency agency and Mr. Brown's company. And there is a developers agreement that's in place. You all, you all acting either as the redevelopment agency or as the council set certain milestones for him in this agreement. So you've, you've obligated yourself to allow him the time to meet those milestones. He is actually progressing towards those, ‸ toward, uh,
those
milestones. The city attorney and I were in a meeting last week or the week before last with a, uh, market development representative of one of the, uh, largest international hotel chains.
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towards the milestones that you all have in place, uh, in the agreement. The other project, there is no agreement there, there, there, there was no progress on actually, um, um, coming to agreement between city staff and the developer. And so those are the differences there.
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to do affordable housing, low income housing or section eight housing on the five acres there.
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to the progress for two projects that started at the same time. But, um, there are four items that, uh, Mr Brown must hit.
He
must get his financing in place. He must, um, have a hotel chain.
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that he's responsible for. And all of those have due dates. Again, he's progressing towards those, uh, those milestones there. So I'm comfortable at this point in saying that project is on track per the agreements or the other benchmarks that you have laid out in those two agreements.
Uh,
uh, ‸ Saturday meeting over there between district three and district four was a big success. No doubt about it. Uh,
they
had food for everybody and everybody was positive and they had a lot of good input.
That's about it for my report this week. Thank you.
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quick, can I thank my husband for providing the food? He didn't get to come, but he provided the food.
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challenge, I believe, is going very, very
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And I think just because the city involvement and also the council being so involved, so I appreciate the council for pushing and also city staff as well for definitely pushing out to the community. March 12th, St. Mark's was a bang. Those kids really had a really, really good time. I appreciate the staff along with the city manager for handing out water to all the students. They really appreciate you guys being out there for them. That was the one day before spring break, so they really was ready to go home. But I appreciate y'all for doing that. Saturday was another mayor challenge at the pond off of Bernard. I mean, Barbara Jenkins, sorry about
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time.
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do that. That's not a day that, you know, that's a part of work. But I appreciate him for just being a part of the community, showing that he cares as well. ‸ I had a question for Tammy dealing with the questions for the chief ‸ for Monday. As we know, there's a lot of people in our community, especially in that community by around Jolie Smith Center, don't really have access to computers and have just access at all to get information to us as far as questions. So will people still be allowed to ask questions if they don't submit those questions? Also, one more question is the number of questions per person. What is that?
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try to help push that as well. Maybe city manager questions. We talked about it. Okay.
Yeah, we talked about it. Okay. We're also trying to one reason why we asked them to be submitted in advance because we were afraid we were going to get duplicate questions. Okay. And
we're also trying to
and we were trying to group some things together. So if you know, if that way, we can try to group them. And then if we get so many questions, because there's two meetings,
there
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the questions where we have some asked the second meeting. And you know, not at the first meeting, but we're as far as you're concerned with not being able to, to go online.
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if they wanted to call me personally and give me what their question was, I can add it to the list. So we're definitely able to accommodate. And we also
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the meetings, we'll take walk up questions.
Okay.
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Okay. I just, you know, I just don't want to miss nobody, you know, because
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‸ the second most important decision that we're going to make in our city. So I just want to be
able
to get all those tough questions.
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that was it. My second question was the amount of questions per person. ‸ Maybe two.
I understand what you're saying.
because
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there may be a concern that individuals could submit multiple questions and could take up, you know, more time allotted. Um, that is something we could consider. Um, you know,
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Okay.
So I think that, um, and the questions, I don't know if I said this
or do
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by 2 PM.
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um, we're going to try to go with the questions that we have by that afternoon.
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gonna, I mean, we don't, obviously, we don't want, uh, duplicate questions, but, you know, so they'll, they'll take a look at the questions. And if they, if we have, you know, same questions from five different people, obviously we're gonna ‸ only ask that once, you know, we don't want,
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have walk up questions there, but. You know, it's really an opportunity hopefully for a cross section of the community to ask questions there. And so I'm hopeful that, um, we won't get 10, 15 questions from one individual and, and they'll understand that, you know, they're, it's a, we're a large community and, and, and we want everybody to come out and, and get their questions in because we really want to, we really want to put them to the test. And so, you know, again, hopefully people won't haul questions if you will. Okay.
I appreciate it.
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um, so ‸ again, I appreciate staff for all the hard work of, of doing things the way that we do.
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Mr. Deputy Mayor. Go on, sir. And final conclusion, man, I'll tell you, you guys are tough to follow behind. First and foremost, ‸ I'm ‸ asking everyone to, you know, say a special prayer for the city of Boulder, Colorado, please. Colorado. I mean, they're facing some tough times there. So in your time, uh, moment of spiritual intervention, please pray for that city.
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It was fun seeing all the kids there,
uh,
potential big-time leaguers there in another five to ten years. So it was great to see the family members there, the parents, the children, the grandmas.
Gotta
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have that world-famous hot dog hamburger.
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That was wonderful. Um, had
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individual.
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And it was a wonderful event.
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excuse me, at a funeral? You can, because you talk about the great works that they accomplished, and passing the torch on. So that's the reason why, and that was a collaboration with the, the city of Coco and the city of Rockledge.
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And I also would like to thank,
um,
prior to us having spring break, we had Coco High special night, social studies night. Mrs. Bunt, Mrs. Howell, and Mr. Walsh attended that event. They made some well-informative statements, um, and that was a great thing.
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Okay. And I want to say thank you very much. The kids talked about it, and we really enjoyed it. And also did the staff. And last but not least, at least, please continue to collaborate and communicate with staff. Please. They're here to work with us. We work together as a team. ‸ I concur with Councilman Hearn. Listen to them.
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But the conviction is based on your own vote. So please make sure you collaborate with them. And last but not least, buy local, spend local, keep it local. God bless America and all the men and women that serve and protect the United States. Chair waits for a motion to conclude.
Motion to adjourn.
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Second.
Second by Councilman Hearns.
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I like that.
Go in peace. God bless.
Thank
you.