Yes, sir. Mayor Blake, Deputy Mayor Hearn, Council
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Manager Whitten. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Madam Clerk. We're going to proceed on to item number 2-1, Agendas Regular Meeting of March 22, 2022. What are the wishes of Council? ‸ Second. We have a motion
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Mayor Hearn.
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Ayes have it unanimously. Proceeding on the words and presentations, we're going to read in the proclamation,
for claiming
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the month of April 2022 as Water Conservation Month.
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‸ because this is how Cocoa makes a lot of its money. We have liquid gold. Water.
Yes, sir. Thank you. Proclamation. Whereas water is a basic and essential need for every living creature, and whereas the state of Florida, Water Management Districts, and the city of Cocoa are working together to increase awareness about the importance of water conservation, and whereas the city of Cocoa and the state of Florida has designated April, typically a dry month when water demands are most acute,
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to educate citizens about how they can help save Florida's precious water resources, and whereas the city of Cocoa has always encouraged and supported water conservation through various educational programs and special events, and whereas every business, industry, school, and citizen can make a difference when it comes to conserving water, and whereas every business, industry, school, and citizen can help by saving water and thus promote a healthy economy and community. Now, therefore, I, Mayor Michael C. Blake, on behalf of the city council of the city of Cocoa, Florida,
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All
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Yes, ma'am.
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which is recognized internationally as our day to celebrate and think about the value of our most precious resource, water.
Very well.
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‸ Yes, ma'am. Come on in. Yes, sir. Come on in, brother.
Look
at me. Yeah, man. Get out of here. Yeah. This character. Hey, that's one fine haircut you got there. Thank you so much. You too. Thank you, sir.
Okay. Ready? One, two,
three.
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Thank you.
Thank
you very much. All right. Please remain standing.
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Yes, we're going to do things a little bit different. We're going to have a couple of our staff members come up from our communication center, which is
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Thank you.
They're the ones that make it happen in our communication center. I just want to make sure that we recognize them, but I'm going to read the proclamation.
Okay.
Whereas emergencies can occur at any time that requires police, fire, or emergency medical services, and whereas when an emergency occurs, the prompt response of police officers, firefighters, and paramedics is critical to the protection of life and preservation of property. And whereas the safety of our police officers and ‸ firefighters is dependent upon the quality and accuracy of information obtained from citizens who telephone
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And whereas public safety telecommunications are the first and most critical contact our citizens have with emergency services. And whereas the public safety telecommunicators are the single vital link of our police officers and firefighters by monitoring their activities by radio, providing them with information and ensuring their safety. And whereas public safety telecommunications of the city of Cocoa Police Department have contributed substantially to the apprehension of criminals, suppressions of fires, and treatment of patients. And whereas each dispatcher has exhibited compassion, understanding, and professionalism during the performance of their job in the past year.
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on
behalf of the City Council of the City of Cocoa, Florida, do hereby proclaim
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as National Public Safety Telecommunication Week in Cocoa.
Let's give
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Because you open up your heart to include us. Even during the time of turmoil and chaos, you persevere. You rise to the occasion. And you don't hear these two words enough. Thank you. Thank you. I mean that with all my heart. Thank you.
I
appreciate
it.
Forget what's on the bottom of my heart. When people talk about the bottom of their heart,
I
ain't no but slugs and catfish. But when it's your entire heart, ma'am, that's where it's at. So thank you ladies and thank you dispatchers
and police officers,
sergeant,
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lieutenants, ‸ everything.
Can you all say thank you please? Thank you.
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Ready? One, two, three.
Get the skin inside. Thank you. All right. All right. All right. Thank you all. Thank you ma'am. Thank you. I miss you so much. I miss you too. Thank you ‸ ma'am. Thank you.
I
appreciate it. Thank you. ‸ Deputy Mayor has a question real quick. Trivia question.
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What is your question? Mr. Hearn, sir.
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cocoa water.
Cocoa
water.
So if that
was your thought, you're right. The only water to go to the moon and back. Yes.
And
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Okay. Let's conclude this portion of presentations and awards. I want to say thank you all. But
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Will
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podium? Real quick. Come on. Bring your cell phone up here please. Ma'am. Please, sir.
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are well-manable, well-performed, conducting themselves accordingly. So that is indicative of your classroom management and support for one another. So let's give the teachers a round of applause. Everyone has pride. You get what I'm saying? Even you in the audience have pride. So my thing is to give them, your teachers, their flowers now.
Yes.
So any of the parents in the audience too as well as these, stand up. Let's be recognized.
Come
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the
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Teamwork is dream work. ‸ You may be seated. Thank you. Wait,
wait,
wait, wait. Give me your name. Yeah, yeah. Just your first name.
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Thank you.
I'm Kelly Parker, I'm the civics teacher.
Thank you.
I'm McKaylee Clark, I'm the English teacher.
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Thank you. Good job.
Thank you, ma'am. Thank you.
All right, proceeding on the delegations.
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responsible for 180 seconds. 180 seconds.
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Please come forward.
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name is Mitzi Tai. ‸ Thank you for the opportunity to speak. I was made aware this weekend of the fact that the Joe Lee Smith Center was lacking in lifeguards. After doing research, found out that
there was
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really no aquatic programs offered at this facility last year and minimal opening, if at all. I would like to come today as our organization would like to offer free swim lessons at this facility this summer for at the community center. I wanted to know what that process would be because we think that it's very imperative for the community to have access to water safety and to free swim lessons. And we have the group and we have high school students that are certified and ready to volunteer. So that's really what we're coming up for.
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about that's been an ongoing issue. I see your life. Yes, sir.
And
I want to recognize you and I know you put forth efforts in trying to secure some funds as well. But more than anything else,
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That pool heater, you know what's happening. Yes,
sir.
I'm part of the geriatric group too as well.
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last council meeting ‸ we did a consensus to pay for two citizens. Also,
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He reached out to me as well and he's going to offer to pay for an additional two or three applicants that want to. So I so as far as what you came up with,
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I'm very interested in this. Our program is not where it should be with our pool at all.
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So I'm really, really interested. I'm glad
you were
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willing to volunteer. I'm
glad you're here.
But
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for those athletes that who are high schoolers who want to get paid over the summer. And if we can,
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We haven't voted on it yet, but we made a commitment to help pay for those students to become lifeguards. So we really appreciate you. I thank you for coming. We're going to update.
I
know city
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on it. And we really appreciate you for just stepping up.
Thank you.
Hold it, ma'am. Hold it. Sorry.
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And I know we discussed, you know, part of the issue is if you know the county only has eight. Guards lifeguards, we may not necessarily be the priority. So we do need to work on that. But we also just in the last couple of weeks at the aging matters luncheon, Mayor Blake and I were approached by several women who are really concerned and really looking for and really supportive of anything we can do to
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that's
about to speak on the water aerobic. Okay.
Great. Great. Because I think that's also an ‸ important part of in addition to the swim lessons for the youth, really getting a variety of people using the pool.
We spoke in December about the loss of the YMCA pool and needing it. And so we didn't want to just come in and ask.
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that we make an impact in this community. And right now we have too many people who are still drowning and especially in the minority community. So we really think this would be
helpful.
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The next is A Davis.
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I don't know.
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Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
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Davis. I am also wanting to willing to
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facility as well with water aerobics. I have a lot of people that are currently using my facility that have expressed that it's too far to be able for them to
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is here also with not an aging matters group,
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me ‸ about. Still wanting
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So that is also something that I am willing to work with her on and the community to provide.
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One
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All right. Make sure ‸ you all connect with that young lady over there, please, ma'am. You'll find out why. You'll see why. Okay. Next will be Ms.
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Thank you. Thank you.
Good evening and thank you for allowing me my three minutes up here.
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Um, lots of different reasons for that. However, uh, I was very happy to meet our new police chief the other day during a, um, community walk that he did. Um, ‸ I was not even aware that we had a new, um, police chief here. So, I have been mentioning to some of my other neighbors over the last few months that I felt like things had started to calm down over about the last year. Or maybe, maybe somewhere around that range. And, and then, now I know why. So, thank you. Thank you. Of course, within hours of you leaving the neighborhood, they were speeding up and down that road again. And, uh, I spoke with a couple of the officers then, well, I called it in that night. And then, I also pointed out to a couple other officers that I came across the next day where they can park on that street. We're tired of this. I mean, it's constant. I can be in my house with everything closed up and still hear the cars speeding down this, this little short road. You know what I'm talking
about.
So, I'd like to see something done about that. And I'm not the only one. He can attest to how many people in our neighborhood have complained about this. Um, we don't want you to come out and, and put up the little strip to determine how fast people are going. Because when they see that, they just go a different route. So, ‸ I assure you the problem exists. Officers could sit right down there in that little cubby and they could find out. Okay? Write it down. I would think that, you know, the testimony of a law enforcement officer would be enough to validate this.
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Um, so that's one thing. Another thing
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I've, I've had a lot of, of not so happy feelings about this over the years. Um, I know it's difficult because I've tried to do it myself. Uh, all of our boxes in the older neighborhoods, the, the, where the water meter is. Okay? Um, like for instance, mine is positioned right in front, uh, well, you know, out by the, the sidewalk. But basically, in line with the big gate for me to get in my backyard. Okay? Which means that I have to drive over it all the time to, with my boat and truck and so forth. And we're on sand. It sinks down. Okay? But it shouldn't take three months, three months, for the city to contact the homeowner to let them know that, hey, we think you have a water leak.
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know, years on end.
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I also want to get into this exemption for Walmart taxes. Uh uh, uh uh.
‸ Okay. Thank you ma'am.
No,
we need, we need to change that up. How many businesses went out of business during the time that they were allowed to stay open?
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Who can I come and talk to about
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I'll call your office tomorrow morning.
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with the human race.
I
look forward to talking to
you.
I'm sorry, I thought you were our mayor. I am. I'm retired, yes.
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Okay. But can't I call your office tomorrow here?
Yes
ma'am.
Or I can make a home visit. Whatever
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like.
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Thank you. That would be nice.
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Thank
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Thank you for the opportunity to speak ‸ to all today. I'm the
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I'm here to spread the word about the services we provide at our center. We provide free childcare for low income families that have children under the age of 3. And ‸ I just wanted to stop by and let everybody know that we're there and that we're going to be accepting applications for new enrollments now for the fall. And that we've enjoyed being in the community and hope that you all stop by and visit.
The yellow building. The very yellow building. Yes. And I see the painted.
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It
was a team empathy. Everyone.
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Yes ma'am. Are we finished with the building? What's our next project?
Our next project is to expand. ‸ But we'll talk about that one later.
All right. Yes ma'am.
Thank you so much for letting me address the group.
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Great. ‸ Thank you.
Thank you kindly ma'am. Yes ma'am. Our
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Linda
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Hi everybody. Thank you so much.
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I'm
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And I really appreciate having this time to make a public comment. Believe it or not it takes a lot for some of us to stand up here right now. A lot of guts because it is fairly intimidating. So I wanted to actually read my statement. It's easier for me. At last week's planning and budgeting workshop, I witnessed a resident being really ridiculed as a result of a comment she made, which was misconstrued by the city manager. The resident gave an example of how the Dollar General store being built on State Road 524 could have been ideal as an accent point to Coco's conservation area.
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served by a forward-looking property acquisition policy, which she called
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lot that will soon become ‸ the dollar store and combining it with a 50 foot easement offered by the Integra Trails Development Agreement would have been a truly effective entry to the conservation area. She said nothing about the 136 acre land acquisition that Coco received in the Integra Development Agreement. ‸ She was derided for suggesting that the 136 acres was
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I also felt accused, falsely accused, of
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the city recommend millage increase.
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I stand behind that suggestion. For me, this treatment sets a poor tone for civility as well as diminishing important public feedback. Many are afraid to stand up here.
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public comments and suggestions ‸ without inviting the citizen to comment further. I hope my comments are not met with derision tonight. Thank you very much for your consideration.
Thank you very much. I stand with my city manager. I've never seen him personally ridicule anyone. So I stand with him. ‸ Next we'll... Okay. So I stand with my city manager. Ball means. And the staff as well. Ball means. Mr. and Mrs. Lanza, come forward please.
Good afternoon ‸ everyone. My name is Ms. Lanza and
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Good
afternoon.
I'm
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here today just to ask the new chief of police if you have gotten my 10 emails that I have sent you because I haven't gotten that one response or one email since you came in May 12th of 2021. 10 emails I have sent you regarding ‸ problems that I'm having at 436. Also, I'm here just to give you some pictures because pictures say a thousand words. You can see them later. I know I have ‸ short time. I put the address.
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seeing now with my two neighbors. That's all I have to say.
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police reports like this.
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You did a meeting for us to become friends and to throw away all the police reports. I think those are public records. They don't. He doesn't stop the music. All I want for him is to take that speaker off my bedroom window. 8 o'clock in the morning. I have neighbors. I don't know why they don't complain.
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That's the report.
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Yeah, Mr. Purvis. He's going crazy. I think they should have drug test him that day. They should have drug test him that day. He shouldn't even be allowed to carry a gun because he's an alcoholic and he's also under influence of drugs. And he has a big pit bull
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‸ Always tied up.
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That dog is going to get loose one day and it's going to attack either a police officer or someone passing by his house. That music is on at 8 o'clock in the morning and sometimes it's on to 3, 4 o'clock in the morning. That thing of whatever the numbers you guys are going by according to. I could go to the bathroom on my other side of my house to have tranquility and I still
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hear his music. And the police comes. Oh,
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Yeah, of course, because he sees you're coming.
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down.
Okay. Everybody has the
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The same thing. They are on my side. When the police comes, they move to the side. Oh, we can't do nothing. They're not facing your side now. Okay. They're not facing my side now.
So this
is it. But I would like you guys to see all these pictures and see what code enforcement doesn't see because it's
horrible.
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Please. Thank you.
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Okay. This
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this portion of delegations.
We
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We have a
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Second.
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going to call the question. All in favor by saying aye. Aye. And the nays. Aye is added unanimously.
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hearing. Item number 6-1 ‸ in reference of conduct
a
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public hearing to obtain citizen input and comments on housing, community development needs, approve the recommendations of the fiscal
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and provide notice to solicit public comment for fiscal year 2022-2027, a five-year consolidated plan and notice of final public hearing scheduled for April 26, 2022.
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We will read this into the minutes. Mr. Gargay. No, no, it's
not
an order. It's not an order. Mrs. Nooderman, ma'am.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Yes, ma'am.
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funds, CDBG, from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development as a direct entitlement.
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in home investment partnership funds from HUD as part of the Brevard County Home Consortium, of which we are ‸ part of a consortium of groups of cities with Cocoa, Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville, and Brevard County. The CDBG use of funds must meet one of the three national objectives.
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needs. Home funds can be used to address housing needs such as home purchases or rehabilitation financing assistance to build or rehabilitate housing for rent or ownership. All activities carried out with ‸ CDBG and home funds must be consistent with the priorities and needs of the five year consolidated plan. Currently, the 2022-2027 five year consolidated plan and one year action plan must be completed by and submitted to HUD this year.
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County who is working on the consolidated plan and the action plan. It will be submitted to Brevard County by June 30th for submission to HUD.
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anticipated grant allocations. And we had four proposals that were received. All proposals were reviewed by staff and there were several different criteria that was part of the proposals.
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measurable outcomes,
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Of the four agencies that requested CDBG public service dollars, they were ranked by the committee members and three of those members, three of those committee groups were recommended by staff to award those funds to the total amount of funds requested was 37,000 and
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As contained in the request for proposals, the minimum amount allowed to request was 5,000 dollars. Based on the allocations that the city is going to receive staff is recommending that the community services council for the Brevard seniors at lunch program and the meals program. They requested $12,000 staff recommends $12,000. The central Brevard sharing center to provide daily meals
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and the meals program.
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residents that are in the shelter requested $5,000 staff is recommending $7,143. The fourth agency that requested funding was the Endeavor School STEAM program and they were going to provide 2.7 hours of daily service to the youth in their summer program. They requested $5,000 and staff recommended zero. The reason for the recommendation is they were new to the proposal funding sources and the adequate requirements that we require were not met by their application. We worked with them. We provided them some suggestions for next year's application process and how to improve their application in order to apply again next year. In addition to the funding that we recommended for the public services, we also have the CDBG section 108 loan payments. That payment is for the Dr. Julie Smith community center. And so that's section 108 loan payment
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housing programs. So
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On the home administration portion,
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As required by the city citizen participation plan, staff is requesting city council hold a public hearing to obtain citizen input and comments on housing and community development needs and approved recommendations for the CDBG and home funding. Upon city council's approval,
a
30 day public comment notice listing the proposed projects along with the corresponding action plan will be advertised in the newspaper. The notice will also inform the public of the date of the second and final public hearing it ‸ in the agenda. It was tentatively held for April 26. At this time, we've been told by the county that the action plan probably will not be prepared and ready for our review until May, if not June. So we'll be bringing it back at a later date as soon as we get the consolidated plan back from the consultant. So staff is recommending to conduct the public hearing tonight to obtain citizen input and comments on the ‸ recommendations that staff is making for the CDBG and home funding and then to provide the notice to move forward with the second hearing. Thank you all. I'm available for questions if you have any.
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Yeah, I have two questions. One I noticed 114,000 is going to debt and I understand that was for Jolie Smith Community Center.
Yes.
How long this is an annual payment and how many years will we be paying that debt?
The total amount of the CDBG loan was $894,000 and we're currently in the second year of repayment of that loan.
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Okay.
So the amount varies and I believe, maybe Rebecca can answer.
The principal amount is anywhere between about $45,000 and $60,000 per year. Scheduled to be paid in full in 2036 at this point in time.
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is being used to pay down that debt because there's no guarantee that we're going to get CDBG funding even at the levels that we're at or if at all in the future. So I am taking the payments when I am making a payment and applying it to the outer years to shorten the amount of time that we have that debt outstanding.
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it a...
The interest rate is fairly low at this time until HUD decides that they want to sell that loan on the market and then at that point in time an interest rate will be locked in. It was based on LIBOR but
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Okay, great, thank you. And ‸ then my second question is the Salvation Army had requested $5,000 but you granted $7,143. Is that just... did you...
It was based on the scoring, the numbers that we scored in the sheets. As you can see, we had the scoring for the Salvation Army. They scored a final score of 72.4 points.
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of ‸ the closeness in their amounts, we split the remaining dollars between those two agencies. Okay,
and
they probably have the need, right? Yes, they have... Versus... They have proven need as far as the previous recipients of the grant funds that we have had them for many, many years. And
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They typically go 10 to 20% above the numbers that we have in the initial grant application.
And
especially with
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Okay, well,
I'll
make a motion to... That would
be...
Public
hearing. Oh,
okay. Yeah,
yeah, just... ‸ Well, I'll entertain. Just give me a second. I'll come back to you. Public hearing. Okay.
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Yes, ma'am, it is. Mr. Mayor, we do have representatives from the agencies that were awarding, recommending awarding grants too.
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I do not know if the Salvation Army is here. They didn't check in with me. Oh, I see your hand is up. So, yes. The Salvation Army is also here. And if they... This is their time. If they would like to speak, you are welcome to come up to the podium to talk about your programs.
Come on. Come on.
No,
no, because all the programs that we're addressing are highly effective.
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I've delivered meals. I've been to Salvation Army with the ladies. And I strongly endorse your recommendation.
And
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Good. I'm Susan Blakeslee and I'm here representing
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I just wanted to state what our mission is because I think it's important that you all understand it. Our mission is to provide emergency assistance and guidance to those in our community who are struggling to obtain life's most basic needs. And what the point that I wanted to make particularly is the guidance. We are not interested only in a handout, but a hand up. So, if any time we can, we help people who are struggling. One of the things that strikes me when I'm out at the Sharing Center is thinking about people who cannot afford personal hygiene items. And so,
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in addition to the personal hygiene items and the food that we give people, we also try to help them with going where they want to go. As you know, we are requesting funds and I thank you for saying that we will get them
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$7,143.69, I think.
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We're
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the only continuous community kitchen that feeds every day of the year, even Christmas and Thanksgiving. And our clients range from the elderly down to infants. And an interesting fact
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years of age or under.
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there are homeless. So, we really are helping the working poor. Our goal is to serve nutritious and well-balanced meals to at least 357 unduplicated City of Cocoa residents, in addition to all the others that we serve. For example, last year we served 35,379 meals and helped 38,000 clients with basic needs. 70% of all the services that
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So, there is obviously a need and we appreciate very much what you all have done and for your support. And we invite you to our barbecue, which will be April 2nd. We won't be fixing the food, somebody else will. Come and enjoy.
Thank you,
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Baxter. Glad you're part of your cocoa, ma'am. Who's next? Mrs. Costas?
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Anyone else? Mrs. Newton after that?
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I am here to talk about our organization. For those of you that
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community for over 55 years and we serve our aging citizens of the county. Mainly, ‸ what we strive is to just have our aging citizens an independence ‸ life, independent life and quality of life. We tried to prevent isolation, especially during this time that we have gone, what all of us have gone through, including our children. One of the main things and I'm gonna I brought some handouts to just hand over to you guys. ‸ But the main thing is we have been with you last week into our doctor, Jolie Smith, and we have moved to a bigger facility where we are going to house over 25 senior citizens. And
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us take care of ‸ our seniors and others in the community. And we are welcome you guys to come and see us every day between one between 11 and one o'clock in the afternoon. So I welcome you guys to our sites. We have 12 different sites across the ‸ county and it is a great opportunity to come and see our
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It's a fantastic way to spend time with the elders. We also for those of you that don't know, but we also take care of the meals on wheels program in this county. So
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one that have welcomed this new program, which is the stable home program, which they have allow us to help our citizens, especially the seniors, secure housing, especially in this market. So thank you again for partnering with us and helping our seniors.
Thank you, Mrs. Constance. Thank you.
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but the effectiveness that you have with the seniors, because I'm one of them too as well. I'm proud to be one. And the camaraderie is priceless. Yes ma'am. Salvation Army.
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I'm Cindy Mitchell. I am the director of the Salvation Army Domestic Violence Program. We are a certified domestic violence center that serves survivors of domestic violence, family violence, dating violence, ‸ family violence context. And we have been operating for 38 years here in
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We offer residential and non-residential services to survivors. And so, you know, people sometimes think that they have to go to a shelter in order to get help. But that's not true. We serve people without ever coming into shelter. And ‸ wherever survivors are is kind of how we want to help them. And so we're all about, you know, helping to create a path to safety. And so that might involve shelter. Maybe not. It might involve getting police help. It may involve, you know, going through that process or going ‸ through an injunction process with the court system or not. Right? Survivors decide what they want to do. Our services are voluntary, confidential, and completely free. So we, I think a lot of people kind of have learned a lot more about domestic violence in general and know that there's a lot more that goes on in relationships that's unhealthy beyond violence. Right?
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that we're so grateful ‸ to have been recommended for continued funding is used to support food costs for our shelter.
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we never stop and we provide everything that survivors need during their stay. Because you can imagine that, you know, when the police came out and they brought the survivor
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their children, it's important to note their children are welcome too. They're coming often with nothing and, you know, don't typically have their own resources financially. And so we provide everything, you know, the diapers, the food, the, all of the stuff that people use every day. And we use our, in our own homes.
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And so we are grateful for that. And it, um, it goes fast right now, right? The grocery bills are going up. So, uh,
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funding. So thank you.
Thank you very much. And what you do for our community as well, because you give the hopeless hope.
Yes.
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‸ Mr. Mayor,
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do, we received an email comment that I will be adding to the public record, um, and give it to the clerk tonight. Okay.
Anyone else would like to expound on this particular item? Um, for item number six.
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public and return
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entertain a motion,
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Uh, and I definitely appreciate every single, um, nonprofit that helps our community because without them some of our most needy people wouldn't even eat or have clothing. Um, but I would like to make a, I would like to make a recommendation to spread some of this money around. Um, we know that science, technology, uh,
uh,
engineering and math is, is a huge component, um, for our students.
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are the same. Are these kids are part of those more than likely those same families.
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Elementary School. Um, also if, if council agrees to that, um, and also, uh, the 2857 or somewhere close to, um, 5,000, we can get
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$4,000. Um, get close to the amount that they're requesting, uh, for Endeavor Elementary School.
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services, but we know at
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A lot of financial issues at Endeavor Elementary. Um, so if these kids don't have a place to go for the summertime, we all know what's gonna happen during the summer. Some big problems. Um, so again, uh, I don't
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Elementary School being left behind.
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So that's, that's.
Okay.
Um, so, so I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm recommending
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Okay. Um, which will bring them down to, uh, $5,000, which they recommended. Um, and, and if the council agrees,
um,
remove also
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Um, ‸ I don't, I can't see the name of the, the first name on my, um, graph, but.
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Um, that's my recommendation. If council agrees or it gets somewhere close to the 5,000 that they requested. Um, that's my recommendation.
Mr. Mayor. Yes, ma'am. Add a comment, please. Okay. Yes,
sir.
These are grant funds. And so, um, there are certain laws and stipulations that we need to follow and spending that money. And part of it was the staff going through their due diligence, looking at all the different factors, following the rules that were laid out, the deadlines and awarding the money. Um, and so if you make a motion like that, you may be at risk at losing the CDPG funding in the future.
Um, so, so I'm, I'm reading the document. I could be completely wrong
because
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I wasn't part of this committee, but I know it
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‸ the three, which is the first one is benefit low and moderate income persons. So I believe in
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From my understanding, I could be completely wrong, but that's what I'm reading as one of the requirements. The next one was blight and slum. The other one was, um, housing issues, but benefit low and moderate income persons is what I looked at. If I'm wrong, um,
I would defer to staff, but there was a procedure that was gone through and it sounds like there was a problem with
the staff.
The application for endeavor.
Well, let me, let me make sure. Let me jump in here. Um, and surely I think
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applicants met the basic criteria? Uh, and one just simply didn't score as well as the other three.
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you know, again,
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uh, the criteria, that's a different. But if they just simply didn't score as well as the other three, then I think it's the prerogative of council to, to make, um, to not take your recommend the committee's recommendation and and make a recommendation on their own.
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Okay, so as the, the committee met, uh, the review committee did not determine that they did not reach the minimum scoring based on the following number 1, the service location is not in census track 626 known as diamond square, which is the, the area of low income. Um, that is identified by HUD as the location that we need to focus our efforts in.
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student of income eligible students versus the goal accomplishment in our opinion was not attainable. So what they had was a pricing structure that covered each student of, of the 150 proposed that it would only cover 2.87 days per week of the summer camp. And in order to attain the measurable goals that HUD is looking for in the report process, we would have to change their entire program and, and change the attainable goals in order to meet the requirements of HUD. In other words, we would have to drop the number of students that would be allowed to be, um,
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the funds. And in order to attain the five days a week of the, the summer camp for the 15 weeks that they were running the summer camp in order to meet those goals, we would have to work with them to make sure that each child lived within the diamond square 626 area. And we would have to have that documentation certified in order to qualify those numbers.
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they live. We
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data on where exactly they live. So this becomes a challenge with the grant funding that, um, Mrs. Bowman noted was that we could disqualify ourselves entirely if we do not follow the guidelines set forth by HUD.
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go back and review the rules but there are some things in the ARPA related to helping underprivileged community yeah I think ‸ we could definitely look at that as a funding so
I think I think we could get there
Okay. So in essence, let's pass this and then let's see what ARPA says.
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Okay.
Now, unique things can happen. So give the system a chance to work. That's all I can say. Because I don't want to reveal anything.
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if I could just add one more thing they're running the steam program this summer I believe the funding that you're approving is for next summer. If they can show us this summer that they have satisfied some of those goals, even though the funding is not there, and can and work with us, and we will assist them in trying to meet those goals for the next application period so that they can be funded ‸ so
I think we probably can do the same thing that we did for Jolie Smith Center for the summer camp where each kid had to sign up for ‸ address, and whoever lives inside
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they can... Well,
they can pick the students.
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‸ It's based on their their determination ‸ which kids they feel qualified. So, it becomes a... it's Instead of an income
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we just don't know if those children
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yes sir give the process give them a chance I strongly feel it's gonna ‸ happen
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on trying to expand funding all around the city so we can meet the needs of everyone possible um secondly I wanted to give a big thanks to all those organizations I've seen personally with my own eyes, the effectiveness that you all have in our community I have a grandmother that receives the Meals on Wheels program and and it's very needed and appreciate appreciate it as far as the sharing center I've had
the
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chance to serve food out there and I see all the different age age groups that come it ranges like you said from young people to elderly and
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Mr. Mayor two things there yes and actually Mrs. Newteman and I talked about this as we brief for brief for this item on the agenda I just didn't have that on top of my mind when I talked to Councilman going before the meeting so I apologize to you for that because obviously we didn't want to put the all of the information out there but
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so I apologize I should have had that at top of my mind also
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to direct
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direct staff to fund this program through the ARPA funding if it ‸ is eligible to be funded that's okay
motion on the floor by the
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aye aye
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at it so Councilman go on aye
aye
Rebecca do you need ‸ any necessary budget budget actions that are required to affect that that
is that it? Okay, before we get started, school teacher coming out,
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just stand up for a moment, stretch your legs,
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kind of
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like myself, so thank you all for your behavior. It's indicative of your
school and your principal
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and your teachers, so
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doing a great job to the parents. so I mean that with all my heart again all my heart alright
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okay next we have you Mrs. Bowman mayor and professor and I think
you're
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bring some young man down with a great suit on thank you
Mr.
Mayor yes ma'am
before we get started with the next agenda item I would like to make a correction to agenda item number 22-150 After further review, ‸ was found that there was a typo. This is the agenda item. establishing the stabilization and health insurance reserves in the last sentence there under background I stated that city manager recommends a stabilization
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health insurance fund reserve
I apologize for that
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You got that, Mrs. City Clerk? Yes. Yes, ma'am. Thank you.
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So, Mayor and Council members, as part of what the Finance Department goes through every year, we get audited by our external auditors. And the auditors go through a lot of work testing transactions and reviewing the financial statements. And then
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their
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and kind of review what they've done and what they found in the course of the year. Thankfully
we're
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had good comments on our grants this year.
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advisors is here to present the financial information ‸ to you related to the audit for fiscal year 21.
Your
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and good evening Mayor Blake and council members.
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‸ the fiscal year ended September 30, 2021. I have a few slides to run through. The first one here is just our required communications under our professional standards as we perform an audit. Our responsibility is to perform the audit in accordance with generally accepted audit standards as well as the government audit standards as well as the audit standards that govern the federal grants that this city is awarded. And management's responsibility is to take ownership of the financial statements also to oversee and make sure that the internal controls are operating as designed and that they're operating effectively. If there were significant matters that we encountered in the audit, we would communicate that to the council as those charged with governance for the city's financials. I'm pleased to report that there were no significant issues that we encountered as we performed the audit. We got full cooperation from city staff.
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all the documentation that we requested. We also obtained management representations at the conclusion of the audit that management ‸ took responsibility for the statements and had answered every question we asked to the best of their knowledge.
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and the audit schedule went as planned. We perform interim procedures early in the fall and then there's a period of time where we allow the city to close its books and
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year-end procedures for our audit. So it's quite a process and again, we really appreciate all the assistance we received. The main deliverables for our audit are our audit reports and our opinions that we issue as part of those reports.
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the front of the document, pages 1 through 3.
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statements are presented in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles for governments.
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on page 179 to 180, and that's our report as it relates to internal controls over financial reporting and compliance, and that's required by government audit standards. In this report, if there were findings that we came across as it relates to internal control deficiencies, specifically significant deficiencies on material weaknesses that would indicate, you know, an inherent issue in the city's processes, then we would communicate that. I'm pleased to report there were no findings that rose to that level, so that was a good result.
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We'll keep the applause going, I think, because the auditor's management letter you'll find after that. This is a report required by the Florida Auditor General, and again, there is, if there were findings that were of a lower level as it relates to recommendations or compliance issues, we would report those, but again, this was a clean report as well. And the independent accounts report also required by the Auditor General looks at the city's compliance with investment policy, and that was also a clean report.
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The last report relates to the city's federal grants that we audited that involved the CARES Act, as well as American Rescue Plan dollars that were spent by the city during the fiscal year, ‸ and that report, we look at the internal controls over compliance, as well as the actual dollars themselves and how they were spent, and those were both clean opinions as it related to those two issues. So we expect more of that,
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the next year we'll also be looking at the American Rescue Plan spending, so that's obviously a very sensitive and high-profile grant that the
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receiving, along with every other city in the state. But yes, it's very indicative, I would just say, of all these reports that we issue, there's a lot of work that goes into it.
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year, and the city has to maintain these controls throughout the year.
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They have to maintain good controls through the entire year, because we're selecting transactions ‸ through the entire ‸ fiscal year process.
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done there. I do have a few financial highlights to share. These are just high-level summaries of what you'll find in the financial statements. I would encourage you to review the management discussion and analysis section of the document, as that gives a little more narrative and explanation to the numbers.
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be able to see kind of a summary of the highlights of the year. But this first ‸ slide here looks at the full accrual statements that the city provides, and this includes the long-term assets or capital assets of the city as well as all the long-term liabilities, including pension liabilities and the other post-employment benefits liability. But you'll see here for the 2021 column for governmental activities, it was a $9.6 million increase in net position. And the unrestricted net position went from a negative $5.2 million in 2020 to a positive $3 million.
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A lot of that, there was improvement in the revenues for the city for fiscal year 21, as well as ‸ the measurement of the net pension liability also played a big part as the market performance for those pension plans ‸ resulted in that net pension liability being reduced. So business-type activities, which is primarily the Water and Sewer Fund,
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For the general fund, this is the primary operating fund of the city. Also, an improvement as it relates to 2020, you'll see total assets grew from $31.5 million to $36.3 million. Fund balance overall increased from $27.5 million to $32.2 million. And one of the key metrics we look at as far as liquidity for a city is looking at that unassigned fund balance as a percentage of total expenditures. Really best practice is to have approximately three months or 25%, so to be at 30.8% is also a very healthy metric for the city.
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here as it relates to the financial results.
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far as what was budgeted to spend versus what was actually spent. And some of that was just delays in capital-related projects and unfilled positions for the city. But at the
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to the budgeted activity for the year. Last slide here is just again to highlight the water and sewer fund
is
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it's one of the primary business-type activities for the city. And again, one of the key metrics there is looking at the operating income, which was a healthy $23.7 million, which was also an increase over the prior year as revenues and the customer base continued to grow.
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but I'd be glad to try to answer any questions you may have as ‸ it relates to the audit. So
in essence, Mr. Knott, we've been decent, rewardable stewards of the taxpayer's dollars, pretty much.
Yes, ‸ that's
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We all load up together, and that's what I'm ‸ proud of believing. So kudos to you, Mrs.
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Thank you, and I extend the congratulations to my staff for all their hard work and the cooperation of all the rest of the departments, even though they get upset with us sometimes because we tell them they can't entertain.
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No, I'm not the only one, but it's well worth it.
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Okay, so we need a motion on this.
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Okay, to accept. Okay, yeah, we have a motion. We have a motion. Thank you, Esquire Barbanese.
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Second.
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
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Aye. Thank
you. Have a good evening.
All right, moving on to item number seven dash two, requesting Council approval for a revised street closure for the up and coming historical village, Main Street
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Mrs. Singer,
that
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says assistant.
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Okay, okay. Okay,
I just
want to
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and I know where to find Rip Dow,
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But go ahead, ma'am.
You have to be there too, sir, because you're judging. Don't forget.
What?
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choice. Okay. Absolutely. Yes, ma'am. Okay.
Hold on. The car show.
The car show
is requesting just a slight change in their street closure request that we submitted back on November in 21. ‸ They are
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They're expanding their car show just a bit, and it should be a fairly decent sized car show. So they're asking just include those two streets, and all of this information is included in the agenda item as well. I'll be happy to answer any questions that you may have.
Are the business merchants all aware of that? Yes,
sir. They're all ‸ participating in a scavenger hunt as well. Yeah.
What are the wishes of Council?
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We have ‸ motion
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I say aye. Aye. And a
nay.
Aye.
It's
having
unanimous. Mr.
President.
Okay, proceeding on item number 6-3. Continue the reappointment of Ms. Candace Rogers as a member of the COCO CRA through April 2026.
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Second.
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Aye. Is Ms. Rogers here? Oh, stand up. Let's give Ms. Rogers a round of applause.
I just want to thank you for your support and your confidence and I am it's been a joy to work with all of you and I appreciate the staff that has given me all the information that I need to make the right decisions for the best of COCO. Thank you so much.
‸ I just want to give you a big thanks.
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and I appreciate you. Thank you.
Thank you.
I
appreciate that.
All
right. Thank you. Last item just now. Welcome aboard again. Team COCO. Last item ladies and gentlemen. We're getting there ladies and gentlemen.
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Y'all smiling up something. Okay.
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exemption for Walmart based on fulfillment.
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by maintaining 239 jobs. At
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Now that says a lot because I'm looking for future growth here. And as you can see with the camera, their indication as well. Mrs. Essings, before we do this, on March 23rd, 2021,
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based on the fulfillment of
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The floor is yours ma'am.
Thank you mayor. Yes. Council members. Yes. So we are required to review this every year and make sure they are still meeting those minimum number of jobs and the average annual salary or average annual wage. And which you have noted, but I think what is important to note too is that
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But the average annual wage has gone up to about 58,000. So again, that's incredible for us. And the other thing I would like to note too is that they go well beyond the jobs that are required for the incentive. Last year when we toured the facility in 2021,
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And at that point they had noted that they were adding about 100 positions because they were going to distribute to more of the Sam's clubs. Well, this year with the reporting, we have found out that
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and part time jobs. So they now distribute to every single one of the Sam's clubs in Florida. So very, very, very good numbers to see.
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So this coming budget year will be the last year that the abatement applies to, right?
We are in the third year. So actually there are two more years. They have a total of five years.
Oh, really? Okay. And at that point, okay. At that point, I was looking at the figures.
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it's about an additional 200,000 revenue that would go into the general fund?
Yes, it would
be
‸ an approximately $200,000 revenue that we will see in fiscal year.
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So 23 and 24, they still have an abatement?
So in 23, they still have an abatement, but they report that in 24.
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Yes.
I
know you tried to explain
that. And then the one acre of the 140 acres that they have for additional development, one acre parcel is for the city, for municipal purposes. What will we be using that for? Do we have any plans or?
We do not have any plans at this point, but I have reached out to Walmart real estate team to make that contact with them so that we can start negotiating where that one acre parcel will be, which I think will give us a better idea of than what we want to use it for in the future. Okay. Okay.
Thank
you.
Thank you. Councilwoman Calls, ‸ ma'am.
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Aye. ‸ Any nays? Aye.
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Okay. This concludes this portion of tonight's meeting. We're going to do advisory boards and committees. Anyone there? And advisory boards and committees. I'm going to abbreviate my comments for my reports for tonight because I know ‸ we have the children in the audience. And tomorrow's a what? School day. Hey, hey. Okay.
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spring break.
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Sir, yes, sir. I will also attempt to be brief there. Mr. Mayor, during the...
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and I have not ever been
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I didn't ridicule anyone on that particular day. And so I encourage all those who believe that I have to go back and look at the video and look at the response to comments and our information that was brought before you. And so obviously I take exception to the characterization that I ridiculed any citizen of
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from chief lamb, a report from Mrs. Newderman, a report from Mr. Smith, and then a report from Mrs. Singer.
Okay. Okay. Well, we'll
proceed
in that order.
Ladies
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go first.
Sorry, John. Okay.
I love you. Be good. Thank you.
All right. I'll go ahead and go first. Thank
you, Ms. So,
as you all know, March is Women's History Month and
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of Mrs. Jewel Collins on Monday, March 28th at 6pm at the Leon and Jewel Collins Museum of African American History and Culture at 307 Blake Avenue. As you know, Mrs.
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American council members here, and she has trailblazed ‸ the efforts for women and African American women here in
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And so we are hoping all of you will join us in celebrating her accomplishments.
Are we going to have food there, ma'am?
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It does not say that there is food there, but I will ask them tomorrow. Okay.
Yes, ma'am. I'll bring one chicken
wing.
One chicken wing.
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you. Let's get a little tougher. It's a beautiful day here. Great to see you.
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I'm going to go next, sir. ‸ That's okay. Oh, yeah. Okay. I'm sorry. So I just wanted to get consensus from council. In the past, we have discussed the requirement to have our event organizers provide a COVID safety protocol for each event. Being that the CDC guidelines have relaxed based on COVID figures, we would like to request from council that we do not require that from our event organizers anymore. And I just I wanted to get council consensus on that. Thank you very much.
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All right, Mr. Mayor. Thank you very much. So we've continued to see a recent decline in the number of per average day cases of COVID. In the emergency management world, we like to call this we're going from the response phase to the recovery phase. ‸ I don't want to give any false sense of hope. We are not out of the COVID issue going on. It's still out there. We're still having people get sick, but we're certainly a lot further than we were two years ago and certainly last year. So the numbers are looking great.
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and still following the new CDC guidance. So ‸ that's really all I have. The second portion that I have for you is just to ask that you keep John Taylor's family
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your thoughts and prayers. We were notified last week that he had passed away and his funeral services will be this Friday at the.
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but I'll send it to you. So we'll be there to represent the family. The only last question I really have is do you still want to continue to have a COVID report every meeting? I could just come back and report to you when we see a spike or a significant issue, but pretty much we're on that slope of heading down and I'd hate to waste any more of your time.
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It's always a pleasure to have someone ‸ and have esteemed to hear about this.
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I go with that recommendation. Thank you. What a question of council. I'm okay with it. Council?
Yes.
Yes. Yes, sir. Yes. You got it. Thank you. So yes, sir. Who's next? Mr. Smith?
Just a quick item on Brightline. Dixon Boulevard is still scheduled to be closed through April 3rd, that Sunday night, and then they're going to have another full day closure for April 18th.
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And next will be Highland, but we don't have a date for that one yet.
Thank you.
I want to say thanks, sir, for that cleanup.
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it right now.
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I thank you for
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ongoing battle reoccurring. And we're dealing with this entire epidemic called homelessness here. And we are
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food.
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City,
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This is the other man that wears a cape. See the manager wears a cape?
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will be someday, one day? You'll see the
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Okay, then we're going to switch to the head. Okay, district 2, since we're going even.
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And then we'll do councilwoman calls.
All I have for you this week is, I just want to give a shout out to our dispatchers. Um, ‸ couple days ago, I noticed in my district there was a tree that had fallen over into, uh, Dixon Boulevard in the roadway.
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and, uh, by the time I had driven by the spot again, the tree was gone. So, um, I guess that would be public works and a dispatcher. So, um, I would like to say thank you to them. That's all I have for you this week.
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Uh, yeah,
I
was going to say, uh, first of all, this weekend we had the Brevard Heritage Council gave, um, walking tours through downtown historic Cocoa Village. And, uh, great turnout.
There
was like 40 people in every group. And, even after I've read several history books on Cocoa, I learned a lot. So, if you get a chance to do that, take advantage. And then I was going to say that, you know, a lot of times on
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people will ask me, well, how are you enjoying it, being on
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And I don't know that enjoy is really the adjective I can use, but I will say that there are times when it's really rewarding. And a couple of those happened since the last council meeting. One was, um, when Family Promise, um, opened up at our fire station number one. That was, you know, it was really rewarding to see that open after a three year struggle to get it there. And then the second was the
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and, and being able to sit down and dine with, um, some of our seniors, which I'm one.
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that is using that committee, that community center and just, you know, helps add to the vibrancy. ‸ So I was really glad to see that. And, um, I think I have some reflections on our budget workshops, but I'll hold those. Thank you.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Councilman.
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Yes, sir.
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Uh, you guys are absolutely ‸ amazing. Uh, to sit here for an hour and a half and pay attention is a, is a great thing, man. You have some awesome teachers, Ms. Parker. Um, and your principal, Ms. DeLauder. Uh, your intern is almost done. Um, so yesterday we had a long day. Uh,
I
was with you guys from 9 a.m. to 4 o'clock p.m.
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on council. Uh, because there were so many times we say that we are, you know, the children are our future. Um, I really believe you guys are,
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and you guys are adults. You'll be paying bills, paying these, uh, high gas prices. Uh, you'll be coming and complaining about
village
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rates and, you know, all different things. But, but I really, seriously, I really commend you guys. I, I, I went to McNair as well. So it was a blessing just to be a part of you guys. Uh, I live directly across the street. So if one of y'all try to like fight down the road, I got you. Don't play with me on my street. Uh, but we, I really, really appreciate y'all.
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And also my, oh yeah, my niece. She did an awesome job. With the prayer. Hey, ‸ doesn't mean I'm not gonna ‸ check your butt every
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your principal is one of the best in the county. Uh, not only I'm saying that because she's here. Um, me and her, we, we went house to house doing COVID to make sure that students, um, logged in to do their homework. I mean, she didn't have to do ‸ that. Um, a lot of people would not do that.
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We came across some different kind of households sometimes.
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Y'all don't know this, but I guarantee you 10, 15 years from now,
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really gonna ‸ remember this moment. So really, really give your teachers a hand and your principal a hand. So you guys had a, y'all had a question for, on the bottom of your worksheet. I'm not gonna ‸ ask you that question about Constitution, right? Or what our charter is. And how
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How do we pay for our services?
Taxes.
Say it loud.
Taxes.
Do people like paying taxes?
No.
Alright, there we go. See, we had a good class.
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So, so, another question that we
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to be in our community, right? What kind of work do we do in the community? Sometimes you see us, we see us up here, we don't make a lot of money, okay?
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I told you all this yesterday. Um, but we do a lot of work that people don't see. They don't see us paying for gas for people who don't have the gas money.
They
don't see us giving food away. Uh, so when people throw daggers, sometimes we do take it personal because people don't understand what we do behind the scenes. Cocoa is a beautiful place. Cocoa has great people there. We have, we have some, sometimes we have some issues here and there. But we have, uh, more good people than we have bad. Trust me. Uh, so the people you see, I talked to y'all about the, um, staff. These people are the reason why you flush your toilet and it goes down, right? Your water comes on and you can drink it because of Mr. Walsh. Mr. Walsh said he can drink it. But you cannot drink, what water? Reclaimed water, right? I mean, we talked about that yesterday too.
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the photos too. You could do it. Uh, so these are some of the things we got asked on the bottom. What do we do in the community? So, so the, uh, NAACP youth group, um, last week we boxed, uh, 1340 meals.
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Brevard children and also
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Elementary School,
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Um, so the, um, Saturday at King Street Baptist, ‸ street side showers, um, they provide showers to home, homeless people or people who need showers. They, they provide them with, uh, deodorant, soap and things of that nature.
Um,
this Saturday, Mama's Blazing Kitchen along with myself, uh, we provided for 50 to 60, um, adults and children to take a shower. So it's a lot of, um, homeless kids as well. Even
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I told y'all yesterday, some of y'all about judging people, you don't know what people go through and, and, and at, um, King Street Baptist, we, we run through a lot. We run across a lot of different styles of situations. Um, the also last weekend, I
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Um, I w we had to analyze
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psychologically and Lord knows, um, I had a lot of
self-reflection,
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but also it helped me with council because it shows that, uh, we all are different. We all do things different. We all come from different experiences and it taught me, um, I need to appreciate people for who they are and where they are and not try to make them be who I am. Um, so I appreciate the Florida League of Cities for offering that course because that course
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of you guys and a servant of the community. Um, the, uh, give you a kind of ‸ update on the Juneteenth. Uh, a city of Cocoa, uh, last year did a Juneteenth that we, um, sponsored and hosted. Uh,
‸ we
have been meeting since, uh, November along, um,
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uh,
my sister Courtney Blunt, who's in the audience as well. Um, uh, who else is on that committee? Oh.
Taurus.
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I would say
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Um, but we've been meeting since November. So we're going to have
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awesome event, um, come June 18th. Um, so we have a flyer coming out, I believe this week.
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to let you know that the budget that we have for Juneteenth is really not ideal for hosting an event. The, the budget we have is $2,000 and it was $2,000 five years ago
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of the event. So we didn't have a lot of money for it, but if we're going to host this event,
um,
which I believe that we should wholeheartedly do so, we may have to increase that budget. We have a few items that are a little bit higher in 2000.
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to be creative about that amount. I just want to make you aware of, of that before it comes on the agenda. I'm pretty sure it'll probably come soon. You think possibly, um, so we have a meeting tomorrow to discuss some financial things.
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be talking about on our workshops is possibly increasing that, um, to a certain amount. ‸ And I probably let Samantha probably handle that part. She'll probably kill me on that. Um, April 10th. Um, I would like all of council and whoever in the community to come out. We're going to be at Cocoa high school, um, at the football stadium, painting the bleachers. Um, the, the bleachers are ‸ normally are orange and black and a lot of different spots right now that pain is virtually gone.
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I
mean, we've our county school board staff is kind of low. Uh, same thing with Cocoa high school. So we said, okay, let's get the community involved since we all say tiger pride. Well, let's see what kind of pride we really have. Um, so we're going to try to encourage the community to come out.
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I'm
a rock ledge high all the way through and through. So if I can go out and paint Cocoa high stadium, I expect and trust me, it's going to be painful. Um, I expect all of tiger nation to be there with me shoulder to shoulder to help me paint the stadium. Um, because the stadium does not look like it should look.
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We want to make sure that stadium is beautified constantly. Um, so April 10th, which is a Sunday. We was going to do it on Saturday,
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track meets going on right now.
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So it's between one o'clock and
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Dick Blake stadium.
So,
yes, sir. So my contact number is
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And if you go back to it, I could give a 10 powers 10 power, which is the facility manager.
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They have to provide, um, their own brush and rollers, but we'll have some guys from paint companies come out as well to help. So, uh, our mayor talks about skin in the game. I
mean,
this is a way, um, that we can have skin in the game. So, uh, I'm done. I'm done talking. I appreciate y'all. McNair. Appreciate y'all. Thank y'all seriously, uh, for, for being here. All right. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Two days. I deserve one more lunch. Thank you. Appreciate it. I'm done, sir.
All right. Great job. Great job to all,
um,
city council. Um,
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I sure enjoyed watching the kids from the school be here today.
It
was great.
Right.
The, uh, one real quick thing is
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And for the first time, the city of Coco is actually going to be entering their own 1947 fire truck will be out there. I was there ‸ today,
doing
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Yeah.
All
right. Two weekends from now. I'm a weekend off. Thank you, Ms. Councilman.
Can
I take
a picture with you?
Yeah. Okay. Thank the staff for all the hard work they do and, uh, you all have a nice evening. Thank you.
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giving us your quality time. And we're educating this. It's all about team co-hosts. Having skin in the game. Tending functions. Being a part of something. And so everybody remembers, uh, when you, you know, do the wrong side. But when you do the right side, that's character. And that's integrity. And that's what you all are about.
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So I thank you. So in conclusion, everybody sit your right hand out. Give your, it's worth the call.
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You've
done a great job.
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And
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All of you ready by saying what word?
I.
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Thank you. Thank you.