Oct 19, 2022 City Commission Meeting

NOW WE CAN GET STARTED. EVERYONE IS GOOD?

[1. Call to Order ]

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PLEASE RISE FOR THE PLEDGE. I SEE THE HONORABLE ROBERT BRANNON HERE. WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE? I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.

ROLL CALL. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: HERE.

>>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: HERE. >>MAYOR WALKER: HERE.

[4. Approval of Minutes ]

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I'M HERE.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: HERE. >>CLERK: THANK YOU.

>>MAYOR WALKER: APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES.

MOTION A APPROVE. >> SECOND.

>>MAYOR WALKER: MOTION TO APPROVE BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON AND SECOND BY VICE-MAYOR CUTLER. ALL IN FAVOR.

PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. OH, THAT IS GREAT.

[5. Comments from the Public on Non-Agenda Items ]

I KNOW WE HAVE A SPECIAL GUEST HERE TONIGHT.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE. GREAT TO SEE YOU.

THANK YOU FOR COMING.

>> GOOD EVENING, MAYOR, VICE-MAYOR, MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION, CHRISSY HOSCOSKY, YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE STILL.

AND I WANTED TO COME HERE TONIGHT FOR TWO REASONS.

THE FIRST REASON TO INTRODUCE YOU TO OUR NEW DISTRICT AIDE LINDA, WHO STARTED WITH US OCTOBER 21.

LINDA WILL BE OUR --. [APPLAUSE] LINDA WILL BE OUR GO-TO PERSON IN THE OFFICE AND WILL ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS BECAUSE SHE KNOWS ALL THE ANSWERS AND IT HAS BEEN WONDERFUL GETTING TO KNOW BRIANNA AS YOU KNOW UNFORTUNATELY MOVED TO A DIFFERENT PART OF THE STATE.

WE WEREN'T ABLE TO PREVENT THAT FROM HAPPENING AND LINDA IS DOING A GREAT JOB AND I WANTED TO MAKE SURE SHE GOT TO KNOW EACH ONE OF YOU. AND SECONDLY, IT WAS BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION THAT VICE-MAYOR CUTLER WAS AWARDED AN AN AWARD AT PIONEER DAY AND A TRIBUTE FOR HIM TO READ INTO THE RECORD FOR ALL THE WORK HE HAS DONE ESPECIALLY WITH THE HISTORIES OF PARKLAND IF I MAY. I DON'T THINK I WILL GO OVER THE THREE MINUTES IF THAT IS OKAY. PIONEER DAY IS A HONORIFIC DAY THAT RECOGNIZES RESIDENCE THAT HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. PART OF PIONEER DAY 2022, THE DR. KIRK AWARD WAS PRESENTED TO PARKLAND VICE-MAYOR KEN CUTLER AS PART OF HIS EFFORT TO PRESERVE HISTORY.

VICE-MAYOR HAS SPENT MANY YEARS DOCUMENTING AND SHARING THE HISTORY OF PARKLAND, INCLUDING CO-AUTHORING A BOOK, THE HISTORY OF PARKLAND, FLORIDA AND MISS IT ERIE OF HOME BROOK ROAD AND HIS WORK OF THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST AND NAMING OF REUBEN STACEY ROAD IS WELL QUALIFIED FOR THIS DISTINCTION.

WHEREAS, IN ADDITION TO HISTORIC FOR CAL PRESERVATION EFFORT, VICE-MAYOR CUTLER HAS SHOWN A STRONG COMMITMENT TO HIS COMMUNITY BY SERVING A AS A BROWARD COUNTY TEEN COURT JUDGE, A MEMBER OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, PARKLAND FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES OF BROWARD AND PALM BEACH COUNTIES. NOW IT BE BE RESPECTFULLY PROCLAIMED THAT KEN CUTLER RECEIVES THE 2022 DR. C. KIRK AWARD TO ENSURE THAT THE LESSONS OF THE PAST CAN INFORM FUTURE GENERATIONS. [APPLAUSE]

>> ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND WELL DESERVED.

COMMISSIONER CUTLER, YOU WANT TO SAY ANYTHING -- COMMISSIONER

VICE-MAYOR CUTLER. >>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: I AM A COMMISSIONER AND VICE-MAYOR, I GUESS.

FIRST, I WANT TO THANK CHRISTINE.

THIS WAS A SHOCK AND ABSOLUTELY AN HONOR FOR YOU TO DO THAT FOR M ME.

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THANK YOU GUYS VERY MUCH FOR ACKNOWLEDGING ME AND FOR ACKNOWLEDGING THINGS THAT I HAVE DONE AND I REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

THANK YOU [APPLAUSE]

>>MAYOR WALKER: DO YOU WANT TO START IT OFF WITH COMMISSIONER COMMENTS. OH, PUBLIC COMMENT.

ANY MORE PUBLIC COMMENT ON NONAGENDA ITEMS. SEEING THAT THERE IS NONE, WE KEEP GOING?

>> SURE, WHY NOT. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN.

WE HAVE HAD A FEW WEEKS WHERE WE HAVEN'T HAD ANY MEETINGS, SO I WENT BACK AND SORT OF RECOUNTED SOME OF THE THINGS WE HAVE DONE.

AS YOU ALL KNOW BACK ON OCTOBER 3, WE -- WE WENT TO THE SCHOOL BOUNDARY DISCUSSION AND IT WAS AN EXCELLENT DISCUSSION.

BASICALLY DETAILING THE PLANNING PROCESS THAT IS GOING INTO THIS BOUNDARY ISSUE RELATIVE TO MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS.

WELL ATTENDED BY RESIDENTS FROM PARKLAND AND CORAL SPRINGS.

SINCE THAT TIME JUST FOR THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THIS, I LOOKED ON THE SITE THIS MORNING, AND THERE HAVE BEEN 12 COMMUNITY PROPOSALS, TWO OF WHICH HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN, SO CURRENTLY TEN MAPS THAT HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE BOUNDARY DISCUSSION PROCESS. I WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO GO ON THE BROWARD SCHOOLS.COM WEB SITE AND AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HOME PAGE, THERE IS A LINK TO THE 2023-'24 BOUNDARY PROCESS TIMELINE TO SEE WHAT THE MAPS ARE THAT HAVE BEEN PROPOSED.

ON OCTOBER 4, WE DID THE WALK AND ROLL TO SCHOOL.

I GOT TO BE STATIONED AT SOMERSET.

IT HAPPENED TO BE A VERY, VERY NICE DAY.

THE WEATHER WAS SPECTACULAR. A LOT OF WALKERS AND BIKERS AND THE STAFF DID A GREAT JOB AND WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR HANDING OUT COOL CITY SWAG. ON THE SAME DAY THE FALL COUNTDOWN VIDEO KICKING OFF THE FALL EVENTS AT THE EQUESTRIAN CENTER. THANK TODD AND THE STAFF FOR DOING THAT AND DOING A VERY GOOD JOB OF EDITING THE VIDEO.

MAKE SURE TO CATCH THE OPENING DAY OF THE PARKLAND PUMPKIN PATCH AND VERY VIEW ALL OF THE COMING EVENTS AT THE CITY OF PARKLANDS.ORG/SPECIALEVENTS. OCTOBER 6, I HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND THE JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT IMPACT BREAKFAST ON THE BROWARD CAMPUS -- BROWARD COLLEGE CAMPUS.

THEIR FACILITY IS OUTSTANDING AND INCREDIBLE JOB PROMOTE PRURMSHIP AND WORK ETHIC. SEVERAL NEW STOREFRONTS THAT WERE OPEN THERE AND RECOGNIZED. THEY DID RECOGNIZE THE 2022 IMPACT HONOREES AND PARTNER AND WHO WAS JUST HERE GAVE AN EXCELLENT SPEECH AS WELL. OCTOBER 8, THE PARKLAND FIRE FIGHTERS PASTA DINNER WAS SPECTACULAR.

I AM SURE THAT MOE OVER THERE WILL TELL US THEY GOT THE 2,000 FAMILIES IN PLUS OR MINUS. BUT THEIR IDEA WAS TO RAISE FUNDS WHOSE PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SYLVESTER FIRE FIGHTERS CANCER INITIATIVE. A VERY GOOD EVENT AND I WAS HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO ATTENDS. CHRISTINE GAVE ME THIS NICE TRIBUTE, BUT I WASN'T THE ONLY PIONEER THAT WAS ACKNOWLEDGED AT THE -- ON THE OCTOBER 15 CITY STAFF WILTON MANORS HOSTED PIONEER DAY HONORING PIONEER SPIRIT AND OUR VERY OWN CAROLYN MARKS WAS ALSO ON HONORED AS A NOMINEE OF THE PARKLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. HER CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR CITY ARE MANY BUT PREDOMINANTLY THE FOUNDER OF OUR PARKLAND LIBRARY, FOUNDER OF THE PARKLAND WOMEN'S CLUB, THE PARKLAND HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION THAT BASS PARTED IN 1976 AND DISPANNEDED IN 1994 AND DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF THE PARKLAND RESOURCE COMMISSION THAT TIRELESSLY FOUGHT FOR A NUMBER OF SCHOOL INITIATIVES FOR OUR RESIDENTS INCLUDING FIGHTS OVER THE SCHOOL BOUNDARY ISSUES WHICH WE HAD IN THE PAST. SO ONE LAST THING ON OCTOBER 26 COMING UP, THE PARKLAND FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY PRCHDZ A PIECE OF ART THAT THEY WILL UNVEIL AT 4:15 AT THE LIBRARY.

A PIECE OF ART IN THE IMAGE OF ONE FROM THE UKRAINE AND SPEAKS

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I WANT TO THANK KATE FONTENOT TO BRINGING THE PIECE FOR MY AWARENESS AND HAVING THAT DONE IN THE CITY.

A WONDERFUL ADDITION TO THE LIBRARY.

AND THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS. >>MAYOR WALKER: GREAT.

THANK YOU, VICE-MAYOR. SOUNDS LIKE HE HIT ON EVERYTHING SO WE CAN JUST MOVE ON. [LAUGHTER] JUST KIDDING. COMMISSIONER BRIER.

GO AHEAD. >>COMMISSIONER BRIER: THANK YOU, MAYOR. I WANT TO BE QUICK BECAUSE I KNOW WE HAVE A BUSY AGENDA. FIRST AND FOREMOST, I WANT TO THANK OUR COMMUNITY FOR CONTINUING TO SHOW THE LOVE TO THE FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS OF MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS SHOOTING AND THE OUTCOME THAT THE FAMILIES WERE DISSATISFIED WITH AND RIGHT. FULLY SO FROM THIS PAST -- THE JURY'S VERDICT. IT HAS BEEN PAINFUL TO WATCH OUR COMMUNITY TO HAVE TO SORT OF ADD INSULT TO INJURY AND TO SEE THEIR GRACE, THEIR FORTITUDE, THEIR -- THEIR COMMITMENT TO TRY TO MAKE OUR WORLD A BETTER PLACE EVEN IN LIGHT OF -- OR IN THE MIDST OF THEIR CONTINUING STRUGGLES AND GRIEF AND SORROW IS JUST ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. SO CONTINUE TO PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND THEM. LOVE ON THEM.

AND LET'S BE HERE FOR THEM AND OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY AS WE GO THROUGH THIS PROCESS. I ALSO WANT TO WISH HEARTY CONDOLENCES TO THE SCOPINO FAMILY.

TRAVIS, ASIDE FROM BEING A FANTASTIC HUMAN BEING WAS A REAL ASSET TO THE PARKLAND COMMUNITY. TRAVIS WAS -- LIVES TWO HOUSES -- THREE HOUSES AROUND THE CORNER FROM ME, BUT ALSO WAS AN ADVOCATE FOR PARKLAND SPORTS. HE WAS A VOLUNTEER AT THE SOCCER FIELDS. REFEREED.

COACHED. EVERYTHING THAT YOU WOULD THINK OF. AND HE AND PAM AND THEIR CHILDREN HAVE JUST BEEN SUCH AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR COMMUNITY.

AND OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY.

I KNOW THERE WILL BE A MEMORIAL COMING UP THAT WE WILL PARTICIPATE IN. BUT I JUST WANT TO SEND OUR CONDOLENCES TO THEM. AND CONTINUE TO HOPEFULLY AS A COMMUNITY, WE WILL CONTINUE TO BE THERE FOR -- FOR PAM AND LILY AND -- AND -- AND -- I AM BLANKING ON HIS NAME, THEIR SON.

AND CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THEM. I ALSO WANT TO THANK ALL OF OUR RESIDENTS FOR PARTICIPATE THE SCHOOL -- LEO SCAPINO.

I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE RESIDENTS FROM PARTICIPATING IN THE SCHOOL BOUNDARY PROCESS. WE HAVE A LOT OF RESIDENTS ASIDE FROM JUST ATTENDING THE MEETING HAVE REACHED OUT TO OUR COMMISSION, HAVE REACHED OUTS TO THE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, HAVE PARTICIPATED IN SUBMITTING SOME OF THOSE COMMUNITY PROPOSALS THAT THE VICE-MAYOR WAS TALKING ABOUT.

I CAN'T THANK THEM ENOUGH. THIS IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT.

A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORTS AND WORKING WITH THE STAFF OF THE SCHOOL BOARD TO IT SUBMITS ONE OF THESE PROPOSALS.

AND I HOPE THAT IT IS A PROCESS THAT BRINGS US ALL TOGETHER AND NOT DIVIDES US AND HOPEFULLY WILL COME OUT WITH AN OUTCOME WHERE OUR SCHOOL IS A BETTER PLACE FOR IT.

OUR COMMUNITY IS BETTER FOR IT. WE HAVE SOME CLARITY OF WHAT THE BOUNDARY NOR STONEMAN DO YOU GO ALSO A AND I THANK OUR SCHOOL BOARD FOR NARROWLY TAYLORING THE ENTIRE PROCESS TO FIX THE EVERYBODY EWE SO PREVALENT AT MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS.

WE CONTINUE TO STAND SHIENDZ THEM.

WE ARE ONE PARKLAND, NO EAST, WEST AND TO CONTINUE TO ADVOCATE FOR THEM AND I KNOW I WILL AND I KNOW OUR COMMUNITY STANDS BEHIND THE ENTIRE CITY. NOT A CITY ISSUE BUT FIXING A PROBLEM IN THAT BOUNDARY THAT NEEDS TO BE RECOGNIZE FIEDZ.

I WANT TO WISH THE BEST OF LUCK TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL SAFE.

UPCOMING GOLF TOURNAMENT LATE THEIR BEAK AND THE CHARITY WORK WE ARE DOING TO IMPROVE SCHOOL SAFETY FOR OUR CHILDREN IS SO VITAL. THE SOS GALA IS COMING UP NEXT WEEK. SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE A STONE'S THROW FROM PARKLAND AND BENEFITS OUR COMMUNITY IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION I WISH THEM THE BEST WITH THE GALA AND WITH THAT, MAYOR, THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS.

>>MAYOR WALKER: THANK YOU. COMMISSIONER MAYERSON.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I WILL TRY NOT TO REPEAT WHAT EVERYBODY ELSE SAY. LAST WEEK WAS HISPANIC HERITAGE WEEK. I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF READING AT RIVER GLADES WITH ORIANA AND OLIVIA.

THE REASON I BRING OUT ORIANA AND OLIVIA, THE FIRST DUAL LANGUAGE CLASS AT RIVER GLADES. NOW THEY ARE FIFTH GRADERS AND INCREDIBLE TO SEE THE TRANSITION AND HOW THEY HAVE INTEGRATED THE SPANISH INTO THEIR DAILY LIVES. IT WAS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

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I DO WANT TO CONGRATULATE JACKIE AND HER SON FOR PLACING IN THEIR SPECIFIC AGE GROUPS. I KNOW KRISTEN DID A GREAT JOB.

I THINK SHE IS STILL RUNNING THE FIVE MILES.

BUT SHE DID -- DID A FANTASTIC JOB.

COMMISSIONER ISROW AND HIS WIFE HAD AN UNBELIEVABLE TIME.

[LAUGHTER] AND ALSO MYSELF WHO DID PLACE SECOND IN MY AGE GROUP AND I AM PROUD OF THAT BECAUSE THERE WAS ONLY TWO OF US. BUT ALSO I WANT TO RECOGNIZE THAT THE EVENT ITSELF, THE BENEFICIARY OF THE EVENT WAS EAGLE'S HAVEN. JUST AN INCREDIBLE ORGANIZATION.

THOSE WHO HAVEN'T ATTENDED EAGLES HAVENL, I WISH YOU DO.

THERE WAS AN INTRODUCTION AND THEY DO A INCREDIBLE JOB IN HEALING THE COMMUNITY. NEB THE FACT OF THE VERDICT OF THE JURY TRIAL HELPS A LOT 6 FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.

SPEAKING OF JURIES AND TRIALS, NOT TO KIND OF CONNECT THE TWO.

I DID HAPPEN TO GO TO JAIL ON SUNDAY, BUT IT WAS FOR A GOOD CAUSE. TOMORROW'S RAINBOW HAD THIS EVENT ANNUALLY CALLED A PONY BAIL AND JAIL.

AND NO, SIRB-A-I-L, IT I IS B-A-L-E 37.

WOULD LIKE TO THANK PEOPLE WHO SUPPORTED ME IN RAISING MY "BALE" I KNOW DOLLY WHO WAS A LITTLE MINIATURE PONY WAS HAPPY THAT I LEFT JAIL. SHE WAS NOT HAPPY WITH ME BEING IN THERE. SO SHE -- WHEN I GOT RELEASED, I

THINK SHE WAS ELATED. >> DID SHE TELL YOU THAT?

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: SHE GAVE ME ONE PAW AND THE OTHER FOOT KICKED ME OUT. THE INCREDIBLE THING OF TOMORROW'S RAINBOW IS THEY CHANGED THEIR VISION STATEMENT WHICH IS VERY POWERFUL "EVERY CHILD CONNECTED TO JOY." ABBY MOSIER THEIR PRESIDENT AND CEO MENTIONED SHE CHANGE IT AND SHE TEARED UP BECAUSE BELIEVES THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE JOY. SO THAT'S IT.

OBVIOUSLY WALK, BIKE AND ROLL TO SCHOOL DAY.

JUST WANT TO REMIND EVERYBODY TO WEAR THEIR HELMETS.

A COUPLE OF RIDERS THAT WEREN'T WEARING THEIR HELMETS.

AGAIN THAT IS SOMETHING THAT IS A STATE LAW, IF YOU WERE UNDER THE AGE OF 16. JUST TO REMIND PARENTS TO MAKE SURE THEY GET A HELMET FOR THEIR CHILDREN.

READ FOR THE RECORD COMES UP ON OCTOBER 27.

AND I THINK WE ARE ALL READING IN SOME CLASSROOM.

SO THE BOOK IS "NIGEL AND THE MOON." AN INTERESTING BOOK WHAT YOU WANT TO BE IN LIFE.

I TURN TO MY COMRADE OVER HERE ALISON.

WORK ON THE FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE POLICY COMMITTEE.

WE HAD A MEETING AND WE NARROWED DOWN TO TWO ISSUES THAT WE WILL BE LOOKING AT AND VOTING ON IN DECEMBER.

ONE OF THOSE IS VACATION RENTALS.

AND THE OTHER ONE IS DEPENDING ON THE LEGISLATORS -- THE LEGISLATION DECISION-MAKING PROCESS.

BUT AS IT WAS LAST YEAR, THEY ARE LOOKING FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS INSTEAD OF FILLING OUT FORM 1 TO FILL OUT FORM 6.

A LOT OF CONCERN ABOUT THAT. ABOUT PEOPLE WHO HAVE GOTTEN ELECTED FIGURING OUT THEY WILL FILL OUT FORM 1 AND WILL HAVE TO FILL OUT FORM 6 WHICH IS A LITTLE MORE INVASIVE INTO YOUR FINANCIAL DEALINGS AND ESPECIALLY SOME OF THE SMALL CITIES AROUND THE STATE WHERE MAYBE THEY ARE ONLY GETTING PAID A DOLLAR AND HAVE A NET WORTH THAT IS NOT GREAT.

THERE HAS BEFORE SOME CHALLENGES.

WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS WITH THAT.

ALSO AT THAT MEETING, THE CITY ATTORNEY OF COCONUT CREEK DID A PRESENTATION ON WHAT IS CALLED "COMMUNITY RESIDENCE." WHICH USED TO BE CALLED "SOBER HOMES." WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO IS SUPPORT THROUGH LEGISLATION AND PROBABLY MORE OF APPROPRIATIONS TO DO A STATEWIDE STUDY SO THIS WAY CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES THAT WANTS TO CREATE LEGISLATION, THAT STUDY IS ALREADY DONE.

HELPING THEM OUT ON THAT. THE ONE THING -- LET'S SEE HERE.

OBVIOUSLY THIS WEEK IS GOVERNMENT WEEK.

I THINK WE ARE ALL GOING OUT, AGAIN, TO THE SCHOOLS IN THE AREA. THIS YEAR'S THEME IS "MY CITY: I AM PROUD OF IT AND PROUD TO BE PART OF IT." THE OTHER THING I WANT TO CONGRATULATE KEN ON HIS AWARD.

AND THEN TWO OTHER THINGS. AND I DRAW THIS TO NANCY'S ATTENTION AND KIND OF TO HAVE EVERYBODY ELSE'S AS WELL.

NANCY, AFTER OUR ONE ON ONE, I GOT -- I DON'T KNOW, I JUST GOT A LOT OF CALLS REGARDING CODE ENFORCEMENT.

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SO IF WE CAN HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT THAT, I WOULD APPRECIATE THAT. BECAUSE THERE WERE A COUPLE OF IRATE RESIDENTS THAT CALLED ME UP MORE ABOUT THE PROCESS.

>> IS. >> I AM ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR YOU

A. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: THAT I JUST WANT TOP HAVE CONVERSATION WITH.

AND THEN FINALLY -- HANDS IT IS TO KEN -- HISTORICALLY SPEAKING, KEN, WHEN I LEFT MY ONE ON ONE WITH NANLSY, I HAPPENED TO RUN INTO THE LOBBY AREA. CRAIG STEVENS, WHO USED TO BE THE FIRST SRO AT MSD. AND HE WAS VISITING IN THE AREA.

I INTRODUCED HIM TO NANCY. HE TALKED.

WE LISTENED. AND HE GAVE HISTORIC FOR CAL PERSPECTIVE. I WROTE DOWN HIS NAME FOR YOU.

AND I KNOW YOU PROBABLY KNEW THAT ALREADY.

THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS. >>MAYOR WALKER: THANK YOU, COMMISSIONER MA MAYERSON. COMMISSIONER ISROW.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: THANK YOU, MAYOR.

A LOT TO FOLLOW AND I WILL TRY TO DO MY BEST.

I WILL TRY TO KEEP IT SHORT. ATTENDED MEETINGS AND EVENTS AS HAVE BEEN SAID. THE BROWARD COUNTY MUCH IF SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSION WAS VERY FRUITFUL AND SHOWED THIS WOULD BE A LONG AND COMPLEX PROCESS. BUT I ASK THAT EVERYONE START TO REVIEW -- THERE HAS ALREADY BEEN ABOUT 12 PROPOSALS SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION THE LAST TIME I CHECKED ON THE BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL WEB SITE. AND THE MEETING WHERE THE BOARD WILL SHARE THE PROPOSALS AND EVERYBODY WILL GET A FEEL FOR MORE OF THE SUBSTANCE OF THE DESIGN OF THE PROCESS AS OPPOSED TO HOW IT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. AS FOR PARKLAND DASH.

A GREAT EVENT. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER RYAN RYDER, IF YOU TRAIN A LITTLE HARDER I THINK MAYBE HE CAN PULL IT OFF.

PARKLAND CORAL SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT PASTA DINNER WAS A REALLY AWESOME EVENT. THE FIRST TIME I WENT.

AND I WILL TELL YOU ANY TIME YOU WANT TO BRING MEATBALLS BY FOR MAYBE THE NEXT MEETING, I AM JUST SAYING, WHATEVER, IT WILL BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. SECOND ANNUAL MAKER SCHOOL GOLF TOURNAMENT THIS FRIDAY. STILL A CHANCE TO BUY RAFFLE TICKETS. RAFFLING OFF A GOLF CART.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY AND SIGN UP FOR THAT.

AND THEN A COUPLE OF THOUGHTS I WROTE DOWN ABOUT THE UNFORTUNATE DECISION THAT WAS MADE, YOU KNOW, A WEEK AGO.

AND, YOU KNOW, LIKE MANY OF YOU, I CLOSELY FOLLOW THIS TRIAL.

IT HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR MONTHS. AND THE TRIAL WAS ESSENTIALLY FOR ANYONE WHO MAYBE NOT WATCHING IS THE DECISION OF WHETHER THIS MSD TERRORIST FOR LACK OF A BETTER TERM WILL GET THE DEATH PENALTY OR NOT. AND LIKE MANY OF YOU UPON HEARING THE DECISION OF THE JURY, I WAS SHOCKED, ANGRY, APPALLED, SAD, I MEAN YOU CAN FILL IN THE BLANK WITH ANY NUMBER OF EMOTIONS. AND YOU KNOW, YOU START TO ASK QUESTIONS AS TO WHY. THERE IS ALWAYS GOING TO BE THE DEBATE OVER PEOPLE WHO DO NOT NECESSARILY BELIEVE IN THE DEATH PENALTY OR HAVE SOME SORT OF MORAL OR RELIGIOUS REASONS AGAINST IT. BUT THE TRUTH IS THAT THE EVIDENCE AND THE TESTIMONY IN THIS TRIAL WAS AS HORRIFIC AND OVERWHELMING, OFTENTIMES HARD TO LISTEN TO AS ANY OTHER TRIAL THAT YOU CAN IMAGINE. AND THE VICTIMS' FAMILIES WHO WERE FORCED TO RELIVE THEIR NIGHTMARE OF NEARLY FIVE YEARS OF TRYING TO MOVE FORWARD FROM THE IMMEASURABLE PAIN THROUGH THE ACTS OF THIS SINGLE EVIL HUMAN BEING FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING THE MAXIMUM PENALTY UNDER THE LAW, THE DEATH PENALTY. WE AS A SOCIETY.

WE UNDERSTAND AN EYE FOR THE EYE IS NOT THE APPROPRIATE PHILOSOPHY FOR WHICH TO BASE OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM.

SO CRIMES THAT ARE SO UNJUSTIFIED AND SO IRREPREHENSIBLE NO HOPE OF REHABILITATION OF THE PERPETRATOR. AND THOSE ADVISE WHO DO THESE EVIL CRIMES, WE AGREE AS A SOCIETY THAT THEY DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO CONTINUE TO BE A PART OF OUR SOCIETY, WHETHER INCARCERATED OR NOT. THE SAD REALITY IS THAT EVIL EXISTS. IT ALWAYS HAVE EXISTED AND ALWAYS WILL EXIST. ANY TIME AN ACT OF EVIL OCCURS, IT SHAKES US TO OUR CORE BECAUSE ERODES OUR FAITH IN THE INHERENT GOODNESS OF MANKIND. BUT WITH EACH INSTANCE OF EVIL, WE RELY ON OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM TO HOLD THAT PERSON ACCOUNTABLE, A CLEAR MESSAGE THAT OUR SOCIETY WILL NOT TOLERATE IT, AND REINSTALL HOPE IN THE MIND OF OTHERS WHILE EVIL EXISTS POWER OF GOOD WILL PREVAIL. SADLY THE JURY THAT I DON'T ANYONE IN HERE WILL CONSIDER TO BE OUR PEERS FAILED NOT ONLY THE VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES BUT ALL OF YOU AS MEMBER OF CIVILIZED SOCIETY. UNDER THE WEIGHT OF THE EVIDENCE, THERE CAN BE NO LEGITIMATE DISPUTE THAT THIS

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MY HOPE THAT EVERYBODY CONTINUES AS COMMISSIONER BRIER SAID TO RALLY AROUND THESE FAMILIES AND OUR COMMUNITY AND CONTINUE TO PUSH FOR CHANGE THAT GIVES JUSTICE BEYOND WHAT OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM WAS ABLE TO GIVE. ONE OF MY FAVORITE QUOTES THAT I WILL SLEEVE WITH AFTER ALL BECAUSE I TRULY BELIEVE IT AND I BELIEVE IT WILL HAPPEN IN THIS CASE THAT THE ARC OF THE MORAL UNIVERSE IS LONG BUT BENDS TOWARD JUSTICE.

THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS. >>MAYOR WALKER: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, COMMISSIONER ISROW. I COULDN'T AGREE MORE WITH WHAT YOU HAVE SAID. SAME WITH YOU COMMISSIONER PRYOR. ONE THING YOU DID SAY, GOOD WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL. AND THAT IS 100% TRUE.

AND HAVING THE STUDENTS HERE THAT MADE BOOKMARKS.

I THINK IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY UNDERSTAND GOOD WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL. AS MUCH SUFFERING AND HORROR THAT THE FAMILIES WENT THROUGH, OUR COMMUNITY AND THOSE FAMILIES HAVE SHOWN INCREDIBLE STRENGTH. AND THEY HAVE MADE SUCH INCREDIBLE POSITIVE CHANGE IN THIS WORLD.

THEY HAVE MADE YOUR SCHOOL SAFER.

THEY MADE YOU SAFER. THEY MADE US SAFER.

SO I THINK WE CAN ALWAYS TAKE FROM THAT.

THAT AS MUCH AS THOSE FAMILIES HAVE GONE THROUGH, THEY STADZ POSITIVE. AND THEY HAVE DONE NOTHING BUT TO TRY TO DO BETTER FOR US AND FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD.

SO THAT IS A TRUE TESTAMENT THAT GOOD WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL.

OBVIOUSLY CONGRATULATIONS, KEN. WELL DESERVED.

THE PARKLAND -- GETTING BACK TO THE TRAGEDY.

THE PARKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAD AN EVENT THAT COMMISSIONER MAYERSON MENTIONED EARLIER OF EAGLE'S HAVEN.

AND JENNETTE COHEN SHOULD BE PRESENTING TO US AT THE NEXT MEETING. BUT SEEINGLE'S HAVEN IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, OLD PEOPLE, YOU KNOW, WHICHEVER WALK OF LIFE TO GO AND ENJOY DIFFERENT EVENTS.

THEY HAVE -- I HAVE ONE OF THEIR BROCHURES HERE.

EVERYTHING IS FREE OF CHARGE. WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO IS HEAL THE COMMUNITY, BRING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER.

I THINK THAT IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS.

FOR ME, I ALWAYS TALK ABOUT WHAT CAN I TO DO BRING THE COMMUNITY CLOSER TOGETHER. THAT IS MY ULTIMATE GOAL.

WHETHER IT IS -- YOU KNOW, WE HAD A WORKSHOP ABOUT A TOWN CENTER. WE TRY TO BRING UP EAGLE'S HAVEN, COMMUNITIES LIKE THAT. WE HAVE OUR WONDERFUL EVENTS THAT WE ALWAYS HAVE. WHAT CAN WE DO AS A COMMUNITY TO MAKE SURE WE ARE ALL TOGETHER. WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING OUT FOR ONE ANOTHER AND WE HAVE EACH OTHER'S BACKS.

EAGLE'S HAVEN IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF THAT.

KICK BOXES, BOUNDARY EVER BREATHING, MEDITATION, PAINTING, DRUMMING CIRCLES, THERAPY DOG THURSDAYS, AROMA THERAPY, FAMILY CLASSES, FAMILY INDIVIDUAL CONSULTATIONS, PARENT GUIDANCE CENTERS. SO REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH OR HOW YOU FEEL, THIS IS A GREAT RESOURCE FOR OUR COMMUNITY. YOU KNOW, SO IF YOU EVER HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY, PLEASE CHECK IT OUT.

I WANT TO MENTION -- I AM NOT GOING TO GO INTO THE PARKLAND DASH BECAUSE MY EIGHT-YEAR-OLD BEAT ME BY THREE MINUTES.

BUT ADULT KICKBALL KICKED OFF. ADULT KICKBALL KICKED OFF OPINION HOW ABOUT THAT. I DIDN'T INTEND TO DO THAT.

CUT SHORT BECAUSE LIGHTNING DELAY.

SO THIS FRIDAY WILL BE THE FIRST FULL -- FULL ROUND OF KICKBALL.

STILL TIME IF YOU WANT TO BE THE MAY OTHEROF THE MONTH.

IF YOU WERE SIXTH GRADE THROUGH 12TH GRADE WE WILL HAVE TO LOOK AT -- I HAVE TONLESS OF ADULTS THAT WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN MAYOR OF THE MONTH. MAYBE DO A PARENT MAYOR OF THE MONTH. GOVERNMENT DAY WHICH I THINK COMMISSIONER MAYERSON TALKED ABOUT.

THANK YOU, KEN, FOR SWITCHING CLASSES WITH ME.

I AM SUPER EXCITED. HAYES IS IN THIRD GRADE AND I GET TO PRESENT OAR BE IN HIS CLASS.

SOME HE DOESN'T KNOW YET, SO IT WILL BE EVEN MORE EXCITING WHEN

HE -- >> HE IS NOT WATCHING THIS EITHER. [LAUGHTER]

>>MAYOR WALKER: THAT IS TRUE. HE'S NOT.

OBVIOUSLY COMMISSIONER BRIER, TRAVIS.

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BUSINESS LOSS. HE DID A LOT FOR OUR COMMUNITY, SPECIFICALLY AS OF LATE FOR OUR SOCCER PROGRAM.

HE WAS THERE EVERY SINGLE DAY. EVERY SINGLE NIGHT, YOU KNOW HIM AND PAM AND DOUG COLE -- I CAN'T FORGET ALISON EITHER.

THEY HAVE ALL BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN MAKING SURE OUR 1500 PARTICIPANT PROGRAM HAD CONTINUES TO THRIVE.

SO I THANK THEM ALL FOR THAT. I WOULD BE REMISS NOT TO MENTION EAGLE REGIMEN. BACK-TO-BACK COMPETITION MASTER, GRAND MASTER WINNERS -- I FORGET WHAT IT IS CALLED.

GRAND MASTER. THEY HAVE OFF TO A GREAT START.

THEY GO THIS WEEKEND TO ORLANDO. AND ANOTHER THING -- BEFORE I FINISH, QUICKLY ON THE BOUNDARY PROCESS, I -- THE BOUNDARY PROCESS IS A NECESSARY -- I HATE TO SAY THE WORD "EVIL" BUT IT IS A NECESSARY EVIL. THERE WILL UNFORTUNATELY BE FAMILIES WHO FEEL THEY ARE NEGATIVELY IMPACTED.

BUT ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE HAVE TO REMEMBER NOT JUST PARKLAND, BUT OUR COMMUNITY HAS A TREMENDOUS -- TREMENDOUS COMMUNITY. TREMENDOUS SCHOOLS.

THERE IS GOING TO BE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN TO GO FOR A DIFFERENT SCHOOL WHILE IT MAY NOT BE NECESSARILY QUOTE, UNQUOTE, AN "A" RATED SCHOOL, SCHOOL IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT.

IT IS WHAT YOUR PARENTS TO DO KEEP YOU ENGAGED AND HELP YOU WITH HOMEWORK IF YOU NEED IT. THAT IS WHAT MAKES A SCHOOL A SCHOOL. THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES NOW FOR OTHER SCHOOLS TO BE LIFTED UP A LITTLE BIT MORE SO THEY CAN HAVE THE SAME BENEFITS THAT WE HAVE AT MSD.

SO I AM LOOKING FORWARD THAT. I AM HOPING THAT EVERYONE IS STAYING POSITIVE IN THE BOUNDARY PROCESS AND ACKNOWLEDGING THAT THERE ARE UNFORTUNATELY PEOPLE WHO WILL FEEL THAT THEY ARE BEING NEGATIVELY IMPACTED, BUT I THINK THERE CAN BE A POSITIVE FOR EVERYONE. SO WITH THAT, WE WILL GET STARTED WITH THE -- WHERE ARE WE AT.

[6. Proclamations and Recognitions ]

SO HOPEFULLY WE WILL HAVE A PRESENT THIS PROCLAMATION TO THEM AT THEIR BREAKFAST ON MONDAY.

THE MONTH OF OCTOBER HAS BEEN NATIONALLY DESIGNATED BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. IN THE UNITED STATES, BREAST CANCER IS THE MOST COMMON CANCER OVERALL FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN COMBINED WITH 284,200 NEW CASES IN 2021.

ALTHOUGH BOTH MEN AND WOMEN CAN HAVE BREAST CANCER, WOMEN ARE AT A HIGHER RISK OF BOTH DIAGNOSIS AND DEATH.

THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY HE IS CITY MATES IN 2022 IN THE UNITED STATES, 22,560 NEW CASES OF INVASIVE BREAST CANCER WILL BE DIAGNOSED IN WOMEN AND MEN. EVERY YEAR, AMERICANS ARE TOUCHED BY THE PAIN AND HARDSHIP CAUSED BY BREAST CANCER AND IN PARKLAND ALONE, IN ANY GIVEN YEAR MORE THAN 270 RESIDENTS ARE DIAGNOSED WITH A FORM OF BREAST CANCER AND ABOUT 50 WILL DIE OF THE DISEASE. CERTAIN HEALTH BEHAVIORS HELP TO PREVENT THE DISEASE INCLUDING STAYING AT A HEALTHY WEIGHT THROUGHOUT YOUR LIFE AND AVOID EXCESS WEIGHT GAIN, ENGAGING TO MODERATE AND VIGOROUS ACTIVITY THREE TIMES A WEEK AND LIMITING OR HAVE NO ALCOHOL. EVEN LOW LEVELS OF INTAKE INCREASE RISK AND RECOMMEND THAT WOMEN WHO DRINK HAVE NO MORE THAN ONE ALCOHOLIC DRINK A DAY. SCREENING ACTIVITIES LIKE REGULAR PRESIDE-- MAMMOGRAM. WOMEN WHO HAVE REGULAR MAMMOGRAMS ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE BREAST CANCER FOUND EARLY AND LESS LIKELY TO HAVE AGGRESSIVE TREATMENTS LIKE MASTECTOMY AND CHEMOTHERAPY AND MORE LIKELY TO BE CURED.

CITY OF PARKLAND SUPPORT THESE INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR LOVED ONE WHO GIVE THEIR UNWAVERING SUPPORT DURING THESE TRYING TIMES. RECOMMIT OURSELVES TO THE NECESSARY WORK OF FORGING A FUTURE FREE OF CANCER OF ALL THE

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WE HAD A LOT OF FUN LOOKING THROUGH ALL YOUR BOOKMARKS.

LET'S GO AHEAD DOWN TO THE WELL. TESTING, TESTING.

OKAY, SO THIS IS THE PARKLAND LIBRARY BOOKMARK CONTEST WINNERS. HAVE THEM COME UP FIRST, WHOEVER -- NOT THAT MANY PEOPLE HERE. I CAN JUST KEEP -- I LIKE YELLOW BETTER. IF YOU MADE A BOOKMARK.

COME UP HERE AND JOIN US. WE CALL THIS "THE WELL." GREAT TOE SEE YOU ALL. COVID SIDELINED THE PARKLAND BOOKMARK CONTEST RECOGNITION FOR SOME TIME.

HOWEVER, WE ARE GRATEFUL TO RECOGNIZE THE ARTWORK OF STUDENTS WHO REGULARLY VISIT OUR LIBRARY.

LET'S REMEMBER THERE IS A DIRECT LINK BETWEEN LIBRARY USE AND SCHOOL GRADES. THOSE WHO USE THE LIBRARY MORE OFTEN PERFORM BETTER IN THE CLASSROOM.

LIBRARIANS GUIDE YOU TO EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED.

LIBRARIES LACK OF CYBER BULLIES AND TROLLING THAT GOES ON IN THE ONLINE WORLD AND LIBRARIES RESPECT HISTORY.

THE PARKLAND LIBRARY BOOKMARK CONTEST IS A HEALTHY COMPETITION IN WHICH STUDENTS DESIGN A BOOKMARK THAT, IF SELECTED, WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT OUR LIBRARY.

EACH OF THESE WINNERS HERE THIS EVENING WILL HAVE THEIR BOOKMARK AVAILABLE IN THE PARKLAND LIBRARY FOR A FULL MONTH.

THAT IS SUPER COOL. THIS YEAR'S WINNERS ALL PARKLAND RESIDENTS REPRESENT SECOND-GRADERS THROUGH 11TH GRADE FROM HERON HEIGHTS, PARKVILLE, RIVER GLADES, SUMMERSET ACADEMY, AMERICAN HERITAGE, PARKLAND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, ST. JUDE CATHOLIC AND MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL. WE HAVE BEEN TALKING OF THE SCHOOL BOUNDARY PROCESS AND IF WE STAY ENGAGED IN OUR SCHOOLS, WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE POSITIVE OUTCOMES AND THIS IS A PERFECT EXMPLE OF WHY PARKLAND HAS SOME OF THE BEST SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE 2022 PARKLAND LIBRARY BOOKMARK CONTEST WINNERS.

[APPLAUSE] [CHEERING]

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>>MAYOR WALKER: I KNOW YOU GUYS WANT TO STAY, BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO. IT'S OKAY.

USUALLY THE TIME WHEN PEOPLE LEAVE.

TOTALLY FINE. WE ARE USED TO IT.

I WON'T FEEL BAD. YOU ARE WELCOME TO STAY, BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO STAY. OKAY, REALLY.

THANK YOU. EVERYBODY HAVE A GREAT NIGHT.

ITS EIGHT FUNNY, PEOPLE SIT BACK DOWN -- LIKE, I GUESS I GOT TO STAY. NO, YOU TONIGHT HAVE TO STAY.

[7. Approval of the Agenda ]

THE APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA. >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: MOTION, MOTION. >> GO AHEAD.

>> SECOND. >>MAYOR WALKER: THERE YOU GO.

A MOTION TO APPROVAL BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON AND SECOND

[8. Consent Agenda ]

CONSENT AGENDA. >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> CAN I PULL CONSENT AGENDA A. FAMILY FUN FEST.

I WANT TO DISCUSS IT. >>MAYOR WALKER: OKAY.

IS THAT GOOD WITH EVERYBODY? >> DO WE HAVE A CHOICE.

>> SECOND AS AMENDED. >>MAYOR WALKER: WHO WAS FIRST.

WHO WAS FIRST THEN? ANYONE FLORIDA THE PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THE CONSENT AGENDA? SEEING THERE IS NO ONE.

WE HAVE A MOTION BY BOB, COMMISSIONER MAYERSON PULLING A AND SECOND BY COMMISSIONER BRIER.

I DID GET THAT CORRECT. ROLL CALL.

WE ARE PULLING IT -- NOT PULLING IT BUT DISCUSSING IT.

REMOVING IT. >> APPROVING THE CONSENT AGENDA.

>> JORDAN MOVED IT AND BOB SECONDED IT.

>>MAYOR WALKER: HE AMENDED IT. >> COMMISSIONER ISROW, WILL YOU AMEND YOUR MOTION TO BE CONSISTENT WITH COMMISSIONER

BRIER'S COMMENT. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: I WILL BE

HAPPY TO AMEND MY MOTION. >> SECOND.

>>MAYOR WALKER: NOW IT -- I STAND CORRECTEDED.

IT IS A MOTION BY COMMISSIONER ISROW PULLING A OUTS AND A SECOND FROM COMMISSIONER BRIER.

NO ONE FROM THE PUBLIC WISHES TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: SURE. >>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES.

[8.A Resolution 2022-047: 2023 Family Fun Fest]

>>MAYOR WALKER: YES. PLEASE SHOW IT PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. ANTHONY, TAKE IT AWAY.

>> THANK YOU, CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE RECORD, 8-A REUSE FAMILY FUN FEST, RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PARKLAND, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH BIG FUN, INC.

FOR 2023 FAMILY FUN FEST, HELD AT PINE TRAIL PARK PROVIDE FOG FOR EXECUTION PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: SINCE YOU ARE THE ONE TO DISCUSS IT.

COMMISSIONER MAYERSON. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU HAD A PRESENTATION -- WE HAVE AN ANSWER TO ONE OF THE

ITEMS. >> I GO A A HHAHEAD.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I AM JUST VERY UNCOMFORTABLE WITH. NOT THE FACT OF THE FAMILY FUN FEST, BUT THE CONTRACT ITSELF. WE HAVE A VENDOR THAT, AGAIN, THIS IS NOT SOMETHING THAT WE PUT OUT TO BID.

QUESTION THE RIGHT THROUGH OUR PROP KURMENT PROCESS TO SELECT A VENDOR AND WE WAIVED THOSE RULES.

SO -- I MEAN THAT IS ONE THING. BUT ON A CONTRACT ITSELF, WE ARE ONLY GETTING 12%. I MEAN THERE ARE ONLY 12% WHICH THE FIRST $25,000 OF REVENUE GOES BACK TO THE VENDOR.

SO WHAT IT REALLY COMES OUT TO BASED ON $160,000 PROJECTED REVENUE ONLY COMES BACK TO 10% OF REVENUE.

WE HAVE EXPENSES. WE HAVE DETAIL THAT WE PROVIDE.

CONCERTS AND THINGS THAT MAY COST US ADDITIONAL MONEY.

I DON'T KNOW, AGAIN, IF THIS IS SOMETHING WE ARE BREAKING EVEN OR LOSING MONEY ON IT, BUT WHAT -- WHAT CONCERNS ME IS THAT OUR REGULAR VENDORS LIKE A ATHLETIC REPUBLIC WE GET 20% AND PROVIDE A SERVICE. WE DON'T GET IT FROM THIS VENDOR. THERE ARE OTHER THINGS AS FAR AS

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A FLAT FEE. THAT MAY BE SOMETHING THAT IS A LITTLE MORE DIFFICULT TO MO MONITOR.

THE SALE OF THE TICKETS, AGAIN, MY OPINION, THERE IS MATERIAL WEAKNESS IN IT TO MAKE SURE WE GET WHAT WE HAVE.

AND AS FAR AS FINALLY THE OTHER PART, WHICH WE DISCUSSED LAST YEAR WAS, I GUESS, THE LIVE ANIMALS FOR AWARDS.

AND I DIDN'T SEE THAT ANYWHERE IN THE CONTRACT.

AND I KNOW YOU HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH THEM.

BUT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT IN THE CONTRACT SPELLED OUT THAT -- THAT ANY AWARDS OR, YOU KNOW, PRIZES OR WHATEVER ARE NOT LIVE ANIMALS. SO THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I HEAR WHAT YOU ARE SAYING AND I AM NOT NECESSARILY OPPOSED OR FOR OR WHATEVER THE CONTRACT READS, BUT I WOULD IMAGINE THEIR PROFIT MARGIN IS PROBABLY NOT, YOU KNOW, EXORBITANT. I WOULD IMAGINE.

I COULD BE WRONG. THEY HAVE PAYROLL.

YOU MENTIONED LA ATHLETIC REPUBLIC.

THAT IS A DIFFERENT SITUATION. THEY GET AIR CONDITIONING AND ELECTRIC. THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT COST STRUCTURE ALL TOGETHER. 10% IF THEIR PROFIT MARGIN IS 30% OR 40%, THEY ARE ONLY LOOKING AT A 20% TO 30% PROFIT.

TO ME THAT IS NOT CRAZY. THIS EVENT, IN MY OPINION, IS SOMETHING WE PROVIDE TO THE CITY.

SO IF IT COSTS US SOME MONEY, THE -- THE RESIDENTS ENJOY THIS PART. SO IF THE CITY HAS TO ABSORB $10,000 IN THE GRAND SCHEME OF THINGS, TO ME, THAT IS NOT A HUGE COST TO PEAR FOR THE AMOUNTS OF RESIDENTS WHO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY THIS PARTICULAR EVENT.

BECAUSE I KNOW IT'S -- A GOOD EVENT THAT A LOT OF RESIDENTS LOOK FORWARD TO. AS FAR AS UPPING THE FEES, I AM NOT SURE I WOULD BE FOR THAT, BECAUSE IF YOU WANT TO INCLUDE ALL THE RIDES, SOME OF THE RIDES THAT AREN'T INCLUDED ARE RIDES THAT ARE MORE SPECIFIC TO DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS, SO I DON'T KNOW IF THAT IS NECESSARILY SOMETHING THAT -- YOU KNOW, THAT WOULD BENEFIT THE RESIDENTS. I THINK IT WILL COST THE RESIDENTS. FOR ONE, YOU HAVE THE BOUNCY -- YOU SIT ON IT AND YOU BOUNCE. YOU KNOW, THAT IS TYPICALLY BEING USED BY YOUNGER KIDS. SO A LOT OF THE OLDER ADOLESCENT KIDS DON'T REALLY USE THAT RIDE. SO IF THEY ARE GOING TO TACK ON ANOTHER WHATEVER THE AMOUNT IS SO ALL THE RIDES ARE INCLUDED, FOR ME THAT WILL BE A LOSS FOR CERTAINLY THE SLEPTS.

MAYBE IT WOULD BENEFIT THE SMALLER KIDS OR WHATEVER.

BUT, I MEAN, OBVIOUSLY, WE ALWAYS HAVE A OPPORTUNITIES TO NEGOTIATE A BETTER CONTRACT, I AM ALWAYS FOR THAT.

I CERTAINLY APPRECIATE YOU BRING IT UP AND HAVE THE DISCUSSION, BUT, YOU KNOW, I THINK SOME OF THE THINGS IN THE GRAND SCHEME OF WHAT WE ARE DOING, YOU KNOW, THIS IS A SERVICE OR AN EVENT THAT WE ARE AS A CITY PROVIDING. NOT REALLY A MONEY -- NOT SOMETHING WE ARE TRYING TO -- AT LEAST MY OPINION, WE ARE NOT TRYING TO MAKE MONEY BECAUSE IF WE WERE, WE SHOULDN'T HAVE THE

EVENT APT ALL. >> JUST TO ADDRESS A COUPLE OF THOSE CONCERNS WITH REGARD TO THE BUDGET OF THE EVENT.

THE EVENT IS ACTUALLY ONE OF THE EVENTS THAT WE DO MAKE A LITTLE BIT OF A PROFIT. SO, YES, YOU ARE RIGHT.

WE DO HAVE ENTERTAINMENT AND BSO AND SECURITY AND THOSE COSTS, EVEN SO WITH THE COSTS WE ARE WALK AWAY COVERING OUR EXPENSES AND MAKING A FEW EXTRA DOLLARS. WITH REGARDS TO LIVE ANIMALS.

WE DISCUSSED WITH THE CONTRACTOR AND VENDOR WE WILL NOT GIVE OUT THE GOLD DISH AND SO FORTH WITH REGARDS TO PRICE THIS YEAR TO AND HE HAS AGREED TO DO SO AND SO FORTH.

IF IT IS THE PLEASURE OF THE DAIS TO INCLUDE IT IN THE LANGUAGE, WE CAN WORK WITH THE ATTORNEYS TO ADD THAT ADDENDUM AND MOVE FORWARD WITH THE AGREEMENT.

WITH REGARD TO THE PERCENTAGE SHARE, DIFFERENT OF A SERVICE THAN ATHLETIC REPUBLIC. THEY HAVE BIG RIDES AND GO THROUGH STATE INSPECTIONS AND A LOT THIS THEY HAVE TO GO THROUGH A GREATER EXPENSE FOR HIM TO MAINTAIN LIKE ONE OF OUR ENRICHMENT CLASSES USING OUR BUILDINGS.

HOWEVER, EVEN WITH THAT BEING SAID, WE UNDER STAND MOVING FORWARD EVEN IN LAST YEAR'S CONVERSATION, THAT WAS A CONCERN AND WE CONTINUE TO WORK WITH HIM.

AS OUR EVENT CONTINUES TO GROW, WE ARE ABLE TO INCREASE THAT PERCENTAGE OF THE REVENUE SHARE TO US.

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NEGOTIATIONS. >> MORE RIDES THAT HE CAN

PROVIDES? >> I DON'T KNOW IF WE HAVE A SPACE FOR IT. PA.

>>MAYOR WALKER: BECAUSE TO ME, IT IS NOT ALWAYS THE COST BUT JUST -- IT HAS GROWN SO MUCH THAT.

NOW GETTING HARD TO FULFILL BECAUSE KIDS ARE -- YOU KNOW, I DON'T EVEN WAIT ON LINE ANYMORE BECAUSE IT TAKES TOO LONG.

I ALWAYS LIKE THE SPIN AROUND THING AND I DON'T DO THAT ANYMORE BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO WAIT IN LINE FOR AN HOUR AND A

HALF. >> ON A SERIOUS NOTE.

WE MONITOR THAT. WE BROUGHT UP THREE ADDITIONAL RIDES FROM PREVIOUS YEARS. AS THE EVENT CONTINUES TO GROW, WE WILL CONTINUE TO WATCH THAT. WITH REGARDS TO THE STAND-ALONE ATTRACTION AS WELL LIKE THE TRAMPOLINE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT.

STANDARD PRACTICE AND PROTOCOL. YOU GO TO A LOT OF THE CARNIVALS, A SEPARATE STAND ALONE ADDITIONAL FEE.

MAJORITY IS SUCH A SMALLER ATTRACTION ASIDE FROM IT BEING ATTRACTED TO A SMALLER AGE GROUP, BUT YOU ARE ONLY ABLE TO PUTS FOUR TO SIX PEOPLE ON AT THE TIME.

SO TAKES A LOT LONGER TO BE A PART OF THE WRIST BANDS IS NOT

COHESIVE. >> CHRIS IS TEEN, A WAY TO MAKE IT MORE PROMINENT TO BUY TICKETS TO COMMISSIONER MAYERSON'S POINT TO MAKE IT CLEARER THAT IS NOT INCLUDES.

MAYBE THAT -- MAYBE THAT IS A GOOD COMPROMISE SUGGESTION TO

FIGURE THAT OUT. >> ABSOLUTELY.

>> BOOK, WERE YOU INTENDING TO MAKE SOME SORT OF A MOTION OR SOMETHING ADDRESSING THIS? OR DO YOU JUST WANTS IT UP FOR

DISCUSSION? >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I MEAN I CAN'T -- I CAN'T SUPPORT THE CONTRACT IS WHAT MY CONCERN IS.

AND I UNDERSTAND AND I APPRECIATE THE COMMENTS THAT YOU HAVE MADE, BUT I JUST CAN'T SUPPORT A CONTRACT BECAUSE, NUMBER ONE, THIS IS NOT JUST OUR RESIDENTS.

ANYBODY IS WELCOME TO ATTEND. SO NOT JUST -- I MEAN SIMILARLY WHEN WE PUT ON A CONCERT OR WHATEVER, WE PAY -- NO RENOVATED GENERATED. WE PAY X AMOUNT FOR A BAND AND EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND. THIS IS SOMETHING WHERE THERE IS REVENUE BEING AGAIN RATED. SO I THINK WE SHOULD GET A LARGER PROPORTIONATE SHARE ESPECIALLY WHAT IS CONCERNING TO ME IS THAT EVEN THOUGH THE VENDOR MAY NEED TO MAKE PROFIT AND WHATEVER WHICH IS FINE. AND MAYBE WE LOOK AT NEXT YEAR PUT IT OUT ON RFP AND SEE IF OTHER VENDORS.

I DON'T KNOW IF THERE IS OTHER VEPDZER IN THE STATE THAT DOES THAT. I DIDN'T DIVE INTO THEIR QUALIFICATIONS AND WHATEVER IS THAT WE ARE WAIVING OUR PRO KUFRMENT PROCESS TO APPROVE SOMETHING THAT WE JUST HAVE THIS VENDOR AND THIS CONTRACT. WITHOUT GOING OUT AND KNOWING IF THERE ARE OTHER VENDORS OUT THERE THAT DO SIMILAR THINGS.

AND HAVE DIFFERENT NEGOTIATED RATES, THEN MAYBE I WILL BE MORE COMFORTABLE IN SAYING WE RESEARCHED IT AND THIS IS THE WAY WE CAN WAIVE OUR PROCUREMENT PROCESS.

>> COMMISSIONER -- >>MAYOR WALKER: JORDAN.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: I AM FINE WITH PROCUREMENT NEXT YEAR AND I THINK WE ARE KIND OF PAST THAT POINT FOR THIS ONE.

BUT I DO TEND TO AGREE WITH THE MAYOR THAT PART OF OUR JOB AS A CITY IS TO PROVIDE RECREATION AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE RESIDENTS AND NOT NECESSARILY GOING TO BE A WAY TO GENERATE REVENUE AND THE FACT WE ARE TALKING AWAY PLUS EVEN IF IT IS A COUPLE OF DOLLARS IN AND OF ITSELF A WIN. PROVIDE THIS BENEFIT FOR THE RESIDENTS AND STILL ABLE TO BREAK IT EVEN OR EVEN WITH A COUPLE OF BUCKS. I THINK BETWEEN INSURANCE COSTS AND AS YOU SAID THE INSPECTIONS, I AM SURE A LOT THAT GOES INTO THIS ORGANIZATION OF PUTTING ON AN EVENT LIKE THIS.

BUT I DO AGREE NEXT YEAR TO PUT IT OUT FOR BID TO SEE IF ANYBODY ELSE. AND KEEP THE COMPETITION HONEST.

>>MAYOR WALKER: COMMISSIONER BRIER.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: NOT TO DISSUADE PUTTING IT OUT TO BID NEXT YEAR, BUT I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP IT AFFORDABLE.

MY CONCERN WITH A MONEY GRAB FOR INCREASING PERCENTAGE AS THE DOLLARS ARE MINUSCULE IN COMPARISON TO OUR OTHER EVENTS AND BUDGET IS THAT WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IN REALITY IS THAT TEY ARE GOING TO RAISE THE PRICES FOR ALL OF OUR -- ALL OF THE ATTENDEES. BECAUSE THEY HAVE A CERTAIN PROFIT THAT THEY HAVE GOT TO HIT TO JUSTIFY THEIR NUMBERS.

WHAT I DON'T WANT, AND EVEN IF WE ARE SUBSIDIZING IT TO SOME EXTENT. WHAT I DON'T WANT FOR US PULLING IN THE RISK OF A COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS FROM $30 TO THE WRISTBAND AND $40. WE HAVE ENOUGH INFLATION AND RISING COST IN OUR SOCIETY RIGHT NOW.

SO I VIEW THIS AS BEING A -- GETS BACK TO WHAT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT THE CHARACTER AND CHARM OF PARKLAND.

A SMALL TOWN FAIR THAT OUR RESIDENTS ENJOYED.

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PUT IT OUT TO BID MAKE THAT IS A COMPETITIVE PROS SES GOING FORWARD. I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THAT. IF THE VENDOR TALK ON THE ISSUES THAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT AND MAYBE COME FORWARD NEXT TIME WITH SOME SORT OF PROPOSAL THAT WILL ADDRESS THE ISSUES, CAPPING THE DOLLAR AMOUNTS FOR THE WRISTBAND.

ADDRESSING THE LIVE ANIMAL THING WHICH I AGREE WITH AND I AM LESS CONCERN OF THE MONIES AND REVENUES NOW HEARING THAT WE AT LEAST BREAK EVEN THAN I AM ABOUT, YOU KNOW, WANTING TO RAISE THE RATES FOR OUR RESIDENTS BECAUSE I VIEW THAT AS BEING -- IT IS HARD WHEN YOU HAVE 18 KIDS LIKE THE MAYOR OR MY BROTHER -- OR MY BROTHER WHO IS ON HIS TAIL.

IT IS HARD WHEN YOU GOT -- IT IS HARD WHEN YOU HAVE A FAMILY OF A FEW KIDS WHO WANT THE PASSES AND RIDES.

IT BECOMES A EXPENSIVE OUTING. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: ARE THE WRIST BANDS AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE OR PARKLAND IRS DENTS.

>> PRESALE PARKLAND RESIDENTS ONLY.

>> EVEN TO THAT POINT, WE CAN STILL MAINTAIN A PRICE FOR PARKLAND RESIDENTS AND ANYBODY THAT WANTS IT AFTER PRESAIL PAYS WHATEVER THE PRICE MAY BE. SO WE KIND OF, AGAIN, ALLOW PARKLAND RESIDENT IF THEY WANT TO BUY A WRISTBAND, WHATEVER THE PRICE IS WHICH WE CAN WORK WITH THE VENDOR IN SETTING.

BECAUSE THEY HAVE ALREADY MAINTAINED WHATEVER THEY WANT OUT OF IT IS THAT $25,000 RIGHT OFF THE TOP.

SO THAT I BE SOMETHING TO NEGOTIATE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: THEY WILL HAVE THEIR PRICE -- THEY WILL HAVE

THEIR PRICE. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: EXPECTING X AMOUNT OF DOLLARS OF REVENUE, BUT IN GENERAL, THEY ARE GETTING REVENUE WITH THE FOOD TRUCKS AND WHATEVER DEAL WITH THE OTHER VENDORS ON THE NONWHAT RIDES.

ONLY MOTION AT THIS POINT THAT I WOULD MAKE IS TO APPROVE IT WITH THE LANGUAGE CHANGE OF JUST THE LIVE ANIMALS.

AND NEXT YEAR FIGURE IT OUT. >>MAYOR WALKER: MOTION TO

APPROVE -- >> SECOND.

>>MAYOR WALKER: ANYONE WANT TO SPEAK OF THIS PREVIOUSLY CONSENT AGENDA AND SEEING THERE IS NO ONE, WE HAVE A MOTION BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON WHICH IS ADDING THE LANGUAGE ABOUT THE NO LIVE ANIMAL GIFTS OR COLD FISH. AND SECOND BY COMMISSIONER BRIER. ROLL CALL.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES.

>>MAYOR WALKER: YES. PLEASE SHOW IT PASSES

UNANIMOUSLY. >>CLERK: THANK YOU.

[9. Regular Agenda ]

>> BIG SIGH OF RELIEF. >> REGULAR AGENDA, ITEM 9A, ORDINANCE 2022-008, AMENDING FUTURE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT FOR GATOR ACRES. TO CHANGE THE DESIGNATION OF 4.77 GROSS ACRE FROM BROWARD COUNTY LOW 3 RESIDENTIAL TO PARKLAND RESIDENTIAL THREE DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOXAHATCHEE ROAD 1.9 MILES WEST OF NOB HILL ROAD AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT A, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

SECOND READING. >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> SECOND. >>MAYOR WALKER: ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THIS AGENDA ITEM.

SEEING THERE IS NONE. A MOTION BY COMMISSIONER

MAYERSON AND SECOND BY CUTLER. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES.

>>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES. >>MAYOR WALKER: YES.

PLEASE SHOW IS PASSES UNANIMOUSLY.

>> ITEM 9B, HORDE NANCE 2022-009, REZONING GATOR ACRES FROM RS-3 TO PARKLAND RS-3. GROSS ACRES ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOXAHATCHEE, APPROXIMATELY 1.9 MILES WEST OF NOB HILL ROAD FROM BROWARD COUNTY RS-3 TO CITY OF PARKLAND RS-# SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY,

CONFLICTS AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> SECOND. >>MAYOR WALKER: ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THIS AGENDA ITEM.

MOTION BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON AND SECOND BY COMMIS

COMMISSIONER ISROW. >>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>MAYOR WALKER: YES.

PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. >> ITEM 9C AMENDING BOARD AND COMMISSION REGULATIONS. SECOND READING.

ORDINANCE OF CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PARKLAND AMENDING THE PARKLAND CODE OF ORDINANCES BY AMENDING REGULATIONS OF ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER ATTENDANCE.

PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE. >>MAYOR WALKER: I KNOW PUBLIC THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON THIS ONE.

HAVE ANY CONVERSATIONS OR LISTEN TO THE PUBLIC FIRST IN?

[01:00:01]

>>MAYOR: LISTEN TO THE PUBLIC FIRST OPINION THEN DISCUSS WHAT YOU BRING UP PUBLIC. GRADE TO SEE YOU, TODD.

>> THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING.

>>MAYOR WALKER: NAME AND ADDRESS.

>> TODD ROGERS, NORTHEST 74TH PLACE HERON BAY OPINION MEMBER OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AND A 26-YEAR HUMAN RESOURCES EXECUTIVE. I COME FROM A PLACE OF ALL GOOD.

ALL POSITIVE AND I APPRECIATE THE ORDINANCE.

I DO LIKE CLARITY. I THINK HAVING A CLEAR ORDINANCE AND A POLICY IS AN IMPORTANT THING.

FEW THINGS I DO WANT TO POINT OUT THAT I DON'T ANY THEY CONSIDERED OR I WILL ASK THAT YOU CONSIDER.

NUMBER ONE IS FLEXIBILITY. SO POLICIES ARE GREAT.

THEY CAN ALSO PUTS YOU AGAINST A WALL.

SO I DON'T LIKE ABSOLUTES IN MY OPINION ON POLICIES, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU COME TO ATTENDANCE. I KNOW THERE ARE EXCLUSIONS AND THINGS YOU CAN LOOK AT, BUT WHEN YOU HAVE SPECIFIC TIME FRAMES LIKE THAT, DAYS, TYPICALLY YOU SEE THAT WITH LABOR AND OR A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT. YOU DON'T NECESSARILY SEE IT ON A PROFESSIONAL LEVEL. AND I THINK THE 1-4, OR LOTS OF GREAT REASONS WHY YOU COULD BE EXCUSED.

BUT I THINK NUMBER 5 IN THE ORDINANCE, WHERE THE COMMISSIONER OR -- KNEEL IT IS AN APPROPRIATE REASON, I THINK THAT IS GOOD ENOUGH. MEANING THAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE COMMISSION HAVE THE FLEXIBILITY OF WHO YOU APPOINTED TO BE DERMDZ IF THEY SHOULD BE ON THE BOARD OR NOT.

IN ADDITION TO ATTENDANCE, PERFORMANCE AND EXPECTATION.

I WOULD LIKE TO THINK IS THAT I HAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH MY COMMISSIONER SIMEON BRIER AND I FLAT OUT TOLD HIM, IF I AM NOT DOING A GOOD JOB, BOOT ME OFF AND GIVE ME MY LAST PAYCHECK AND I WILL GO. THAT WAS THAT.

AND -- SO I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT BY THE COMMISSION.

NOTHING AGAINST THE CITY MANAGER, BUT AT LEAST THAT IS MY FEELING. I DON'T KNOW WHERE ANYONE ELSE SITS. ALTERNATES.

I BELIEVE THAT ALTERNATES SHOULD BE TO THE SAME REQUIREMENTS AS FULL MEMBERS. I HAVE BEEN AN ALTERNATE BEFORE AND A LAST-SECOND CHANGE AND 100% PREPARED TO GET OUT ON THAT DAIS WHEREVER THEY ARE SITTING AND TO VOTE AND NOT MISS A BEAT.

LAST THING I WANT TO SAY IS VIRTUAL.

WE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT COVID. AND EVEN DURING SOME ASPECTS.

WE HAD A PERSON OR TWO THAT ATTENDED VIRTUALLY.

AND THEY DID A FINE JOB. I AM NOT SUGGESTING THAT IT SHOULD BE A PERMANENT OR ALL THE TIME BUT IF THERE IS A CIRCUMSTANCE THAT DOES NOT FIT THROUGH 1-5 AND A REASONABLE MAKE IT THAT THEY CAN GET ON A PHONE AND GET ON A CALL TO BE ABLE TO RESPOND, I THINK THAT IS AN APPROPRIATE WAY TO DO THAT.

ANYWAY, I THINK AT LEAST FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD, WE AE ALL UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS. WE ARE QUIRKY.

BUT I THINK WE WORK VERY WELL AS A BOARD, AND AT THE ENDS OF THE DAY, I APPRECIATE CLARITY AND IF I AM NOT DOING A GOOD JOB, TELL ME, AND I THINK THAT IS WHERE WE SHOULD BE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, TODD.

>> THANK YOU, TODD. >>MAYOR WALKER: IT WILL BE UP

TO SIM ESIMEON. >> IS THAT ALL THE PUBLIC

COMMENT? >>MAYOR: YES, THAT IS ALL THE PUBLIC COMMENT. IS THAT CORRECT? THAT WAS A QUESTION. ALL THE PUBLIC COMMENT.

DO WE WANT TO. IS THERE A SECOND?

>> I AM GLAD FOR THE.PUBLIC COMMENT.

DO WE WANT TO DISCUSS ANY OF THOSE ISSUES INTO THIS PARTICULAR FORM? I MEAN, I UNDERSTAND THAT THE WAY IT IS CURRENTLY SET UP IS THAT IF, FOR EXAMPLE, SOMEBODY GETS BOOTED OFF BECAUSE OF THEIR INABILITY TO MAKE IT TO A MEETING, THAT IMMEDIATELY THERE AFTER, A COMMISSIONER CAN REAPPOINT THEM. SO THAT, YOU KNOW, THOSE EXCUSES OR THOSE PROBLEMS THAT CAN COME UP ARE STILL PROVIDED IN THIS WITH THE KIND OF FLEXIBILITY THAT -- THAT TODD WAS TALKING ABOUT. SO --

>>MAYOR WALKER: I MEAN, I THINK WE NEED TO HAVE SOME -- SOME GUIDELINES. PLANNING -- WHO MEETS THE MOST, PLANNING AND ZONING MEETS THE MOST, RIGHT WHERE DO THEY NEAT,

SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT TIMES? >> ONCE A MONDAY.

>>MAYOR WALKER: THEY MEET 12 -- 12 TIMES A MONTH.

THEY ARE ALLOWED THREE ABSENCES PER.

>> PER YEAR. >> PER YEAR.

>>MAYOR WALKER: PER YEAR. I MEAN THAT'S -- THAT IS A FAIR AMOUNT OF ALLOWABLE ABSENCES. AGAIN, THIS IS A VOLUNTEER.

AND, LOOK, IF LIFE GETS IN THE WAY OF A VOLUNTEER, YOU KNOW, PROGRAM THAT YOU VOLUNTEERED FOR, THAT'S FINE.

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NOBODY WILL THINK ANY LESS OF YOU.

LOOK, LIFE CAME. SOMETHING THAT YOU VOLUNTEERED FOR. AND LIFE GOT IN THE WAY.

AND YOU MAKE WAY FOR SOMEBODY ELSE.

BUT TO -- VICE-MAYOR CUTLER'S POINT, IF THAT COMMISSION OR OUR COMMISSION DECIDES WELL, KNOW, WE THINK THEY HAD ENOUGH REASONABLE, YOU KNOW, EXCUSES, WE ARE GOING TO PUT THEM BACK ON. WE HAVE THAT OPPORTUNITY TO DO THAT. YOU KNOW, PERSONALLY FOR ME, YOU KNOW, I THINK IF YOU MISS -- IF YOU MISS THREE, OBVIOUSLY YOU ARE BUSY AND WE SHOULD ALLOW SOMEBODY ELSE TO TAKE OVER THEIR ROLE. BUT THAT'S ONLY MY OPINION.

AND WE CAN HAVE A DISCUSSION, YOU KNOW, AT THAT PARTICULAR TIME. COMMISSIONER.

>> I GO BACK AND KIND OF REVIEWED THIS AND KIND OF HEARD WHAT COMMISSIONER BRIER SAID AND ALL OF US ON THE DAIS.

AND KINDS OF UNPACKING THIS IS THAT WE HAVE 27 APPOINTMENTS.

15 OF THOSE ARE DIRECT APPOINTMENTS.

AS YOU SAID BEFORE, IF MY DIRECT APPOINTMENTS HAVING TROUBLE AND MISSING OR WHATEVER, I MEAN, OUT OF RESPECT.

I AM ASSUMING THAT ANTHONY WOULD HAVE TO GO BACK TO THE BOARD NOR

APPROVAL TO REAPPOINT, CORRECT? >> CORRECT, IF YOUR RESPECTIVE APPOINTMENT. YOU HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE THE APPOINTMENT BUT WE ULTIMATELY BRINGS IT BACK TO THE

COMMISSION FOR APPROVAL. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: ULTIMATELY. BUT IF I HAVE AN APPOINTMENT, I COULD TERMINATE THEM TODAY. THEY CAN MISS 12 TIMES AND I CAN STILL REAPPOINT THEM. THOSE ARE 15 OUTS OF THE WAY.

WE HAD THE -- IS SHE OKAY? ARE YOU OKAY?

OH -- >> I GOT UP AND THE SEAT WENT U UP.

>> JUST SILLY. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I

DIDN'T -- >>MAYOR WALKER: I JUST NOTICED.

[LAUGHTER] .

>>MAYOR WALKER: THAT RESPONSE. >> STEPPING IN WHAT PARKLAND

CORAL SPRINGS FIRE SHOULD. >>MAYOR WALKER: WE KNOW WHO RESPONDS FASTER. PROOF POSITIVE.

[LAUGHTER] I COULDN'T SEE YOU BECAUSE OF THE PODIUM AND IF ANY CONSOLATION, I DON'T THINK THAT

WAS ON THE CAMERA. >> I HOPE NOT.

[LAUGHTER] >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: GETTING BACK TO THE ALTERNATES, AND I CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT TODD HAS EXPRESSED. I AM FINE EITHER WAY.

TRADITIONALLY THE ALTERNATES HAVE BEEN JUST THAT 37 BUT BEING ABLE AND READY TO SERVE IF THE NEED IT THERE.

I THINK -- YOU KNOW, WE ARE DEALING IN TOTALITY WITH SIX PEOPLE TO TRY TO MICRO. MANAGE WHAT THEY HAVE.

IT DOESN'T EFFECT THE QUORUM, BECAUSE IF YOU CAN'T GET FOUR PEOPLE, THERE IS A PROBLEM ANYWAY.

IT DOESN'T EFFECT A QUORUM. THE WAY IT WAS BEFORE, I DIDN'T SEE IT TO BE PROBLEMATIC. IT BECAME PROBLEMATIC AFTER COVID AND OTHER THINGS. AND LIKE I SAID FOR SOME MEMBERS, LIFE GOT IN THE WAY. I AM FINE WITH THE IDEA, AGAIN, OF SOMEBODY CALLING IN WHICH I KNOW PEOPLE HAVE.

YOU KNOW, WHETHER IT BE PLANNING AND ZONING AND OTHER BOARDS.

I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE CALL IN AND MAKES IT DIFFICULT HAVING 12 PEOPLE ON THE LINE. AS LONG AS THEY NEAT THE PHYSICAL QUORUM THAT SHOULDN'T BE ISSUE EITHER.

MY ONLY CONCERN A THIS POINTS ADDING LANGUAGE AND EVEN AN OPERATIONAL THING. WHEN SOMEBODY SENDS OUT -- BECAUSE MY UNDER STANDING IS, SOMEBODY SENDS OUT AND SAYS OKAY WE HAVE A MEETING. WILL YOU BE ATTENDING.

SOME PEOPLE RESPOND, YES, ABOUT I WILL BE THERE.

OTHERS DON'T. TO CREATE THAT AND SAY I AM GOING TO BE THERE 5:00 AND STUCK IN TRAFFIC AND A MAJOR ACCIDENT.

YOU SAY I AM STUCK IN TRAFFIC. I AM NOT SURE IF I WILL GET THERE BY 6:00. OTHERWISE I DON'T SEE NECESSARILY THE NEED NOR ALL THESE -- YOU KNOW HERE IS A REASON FOR AN EXCUSE. AGAIN, IF SOMEBODY DOESN'T ATTEND THREE MEETINGS, THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO CALL YOU HAVE AT-LARGE PERSON. CALL UP THE COMMISSIONERS INDIVIDUALLY. I MISSED MEETINGS.

HERE IS MY REASON. I WOULD LIKE TO COME BEFORE THE COMMISSION TO GET REAPPOINTED. IT'S OPEN.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I AGREE 100%. TO YOUR POINTS, I DON'T WANT TO MAKE UP EVERY SINGLE EXCUSE TO ADD INTO THIS THING.

I THINK WE DISCUSSED THIS ENOUGH.

THERE ARE PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOMEONE IF THEY POLICE THREE TO GET BACK ON THE BOARD AND CALL US UP.

AND YOU KNOW, THIS IS KINDS OF JUST TO SET A GUIDELINE.

YOU NKNOW -- FOR ME, I AM FINE WITH IT, HOW IT IS.

I WOULD JUST AS SOON -- I APPRECIATE WHAT YOU SAID AND SOME OF THE -- ONE OR TWO OF THE THIS I THINK SO MADE SENSE -- JUST KIDDING. BUT, NO, SERIOUSLY, SO DOES

NEIGHBOR WANT -- >> YEAH, I CONTINUE TO HAVE

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WE JUST HEARD THAT PLANNING AND ZONING, FOR EXAMPLE, MEETS 12 TIMES A YEAR VERSUS, I THINK, SIX FOR SOME OF THE OTHER BOARDS, IS THAT RIGHT? IS IT EVERY OTHER MONTH FOR OTHER BOARDS. PLANNING AND ZONING MEETS TWICE AS MUCH AND VENTURE TO SAY AND NOT TO DIMINISH THAT HOMEWORK IS EQUALLY COMMENSURATE WITH THE AMOUNT OF TIMES THEY MEET EACH YEAR. THE LIFT IS MUCH HEAVIER FOR THAT BOARD NO DOUBT AND I HAVE A PROBLEM CREATING THIS HARD AND FAST RULES AND THE AUTO DELETION.

THE ONLY PROBLEM I HAD. YOU JOIN, YOU SIGN UP AND YOU APPLY, YOU UNDERSTAND THE RULES. THERE ARE NOW RULES.

IF YOU CAN'T MEET THE RULES, DON'T APPLY.

THAT IS TOTALLY FINE. IT DOESN'T -- WE LOVE EVERYONE HERE IN PARKLAND WHETHER YOU VOLUNTEER OR YOU DO NOT.

IT DOESN'T MATTER. YOU HAVE YOUR OWN LIFE TO LIVE.

HERE IS THE RULES WE SET OUT. IF YOU CAN ABIDE BY THE RULES, APPLY. IF YOU CAN'T, DON'T APPLY.

TO SEE IT IS THAT SIMPLE. >> I AGREE.

ALL I CAN SAY IS TODD, WHATEVER YOU WORK, I WOULD LOVE TO COME THERE, BECAUSE HR IS DIFFERENT IN YOUR WORLD WHEREVER IT IS I WORK. BUT I AGREE.

I THINK PUTTING THE -- OPENING IF UP TO ONLINE OR OVER THE

PHONE, I THINK -- >> I AM NOT SURE THAT IS EVEN LEGAL. TO ANTHONY --

>> I THINK THAT CREATES TOO MUCH OPPORTUNITY NOR PROBLEM.

>> YEAH, YOU NEED A PHYSICALLY PRESENT QUORUM, NOT WITHSTANDING

WHO IS CALLING IN. >> THEN BECOMES WHO WANTS TO BE ON THE PHONE. I THINK SIMEON, YOU ARE SAYING DOUBLING THE AMOUNT OF MEETING AND LENDS TO THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BOARD NOT TO SAY THAT THE OTHER BOARDS ARE NOT IMPORTANT, ISSUES THAT NEED TO BE DEALT WITH.

AND I THINK BECAUSE OF THAT YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT FOR ANY OF THESE BOARDS, PEOPLE ARE APPLYING WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THERE IS A CERTAIN DEGREE OF COMMITMENT.

AND THAT COMMITMENT IS WHAT MAKES THE BOARD SUCCESSFUL.

I AM FINE WITH THE LANGUAGE AND MOVE TO APPROVAL PROVE.

>> I WILL STAY ONE LAST THING AND SAY MY PEACE.

YOU ARE DEFINING ATTENDANCE AS PRODUCTIVITY AND I DON'T THINK THE TWO ARE NECESSARILY ALWAYS CORRELATED.

SOME PEOPLE WHO MAY SHOW UP AT EVERY MEETING AND DON'T TAKE THE

HEAVY LIFT. >> BUT WHEN YOU ARE NOT THERE,

YOU ARE NOT PARTICIPATING. >> I UNDERSTAND BE.

>>

PARTICIPATING. >> SECOND.

>> I WOULD JUST LIKE TO REMINDS THE COMMISSION THAT THIS ORDINANCE IS NOT SPECIFIC TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD.

THIS IS FOR ALL ADVISORY BOARDS. THE CURRENT REGULATIONS, WE HAVE NO ABILITY TO EXCUSE ANY ABSENCE.

>> WHAT? >> WE HAVE NO ABILITY TO EXCUSE

ANY ABSENCE. >> I UNDERSTAND THAT.

AND THAT'S -- TO MY POINT, APPROVING THIS THEN CREATES ANY ABSENCE IS -- IS TURNED AROUND AN WILL BE EXCUSED OR UNEXCUSED.

I LOOK AMOUNT IT IF WE APPROVE IT, WE HAVE THAT EXCUSE LIST.

IT WAS WORKING BEFORE WITHOUT AN EXCUSE LIST.

WITHOUT HAVING A YOU WILL THESE. >> I THINK THIS IS ONE OF THOSE THINGS WHERE GOVERNMENT DECIDES THAT THEY GOT TO GET IN AND MAKE

RULES TO MAKE RULES. >> THAT IS WHAT I SAID GO BACK -- I WOULD SUGGEST THAT WE JUST TBLE THIS.

AND THEN IT WILL GO BACK TO WHATEVER THE RULES THAT WE HAD BEFORE. I DON'T SEE THE PROBLEM WITH THE RULES THE WAY THEY WERE. IT WAS VERY CLEAR.

IT WAS CONCISE. EVERYBODY KNEW AS YOU SAID, MAYOR, IF PLANNING AND ZONING IS SCHEDULED TO MEET THE SECOND THURSDAY OF IT EVERY MONTH AT 6:00.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I THINK THE ONLY MECHANISM THAT HE WANTS THERE ORIGINALLY WAS AFTER THE THIRDS, YOU WERE REMOVED.

AND IF YOU WANTED TO GETS REREAPPOINTED, ALL YOU HAD TO DO TO COMMISSIONER MAYERSON'S POINT, CALL UP A COMMISSIONER AND SAY I WOULD LIKE TO BE BACK. THE ANSWER IS YAY OR NAY.

UP TO ME. I WOULDN'T REAPPOINT THEM, BUT THAT IS THE WAY I WOULD PERSONALLY DO IT.

AND EVERYBODY WILL BE DIFFERENT WHICH IS TOTALLY FINE.

THEIR APPOINTMENT. AT-LARGE, THEY CAN DO THE SAME THING. THEY CALLED ME AND TOLD ME BECAUSE OF THIS, THIS. FINE, PUT IT PACK OPINION IF WE ALL AGREE, SO BE IT. IT IS FINE.

THE ONLY DIFFERENCE TO ME IS THAT AND TO ME THAT IS IMPORTANCE AND NEED TO CLARIFY THAT.

AS FAR AS THE LIST OF STUFF, IT DOESN'T MATTER TO ME WHAT THE

LIST IS. >> THE ORIGINAL REASON THAT THE STAFF BROUGHT IN ORDINANCE FORWARD WAS IF YOU LOOK AT LANGUAGE AND SEE, IT REFERS TO THE FIRST OR SECOND YEAR OF THE SERVICE AND A LITTLE CONFUSING OF THE TTHREE ABSENCE IF SOMEON

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AND THE ENTIRE PURPOSE IS TO SEE IF CHANGING TO -- IF YOU MISS MORE THAN THREE MEETINGS WITHIN A 12 MACHINE MONTH PERIOD THIS THAT WAS THE CLARIFYING LANGUAGE RATHER THAN REFERRING IT TO THE TERM OF SERVICE. AND FOR THE COMMISSION AT THE

FIRST READING. >>MAYOR WALKER: WE ARE THE ONES

THAT A ADDED ADDITIONAL STUFF. >> WAS THAT 1-5 WAS ADDED THAT WAS NOT IN THE ORIGINAL ORDERS NAN NANCE. IF INTERESTS AN AUTO DELETION AFTER TWO, I UNDER STAND THAT THE FOLKS COME UP FOR REAPPOINTMENT AT THE NEXT COMMISSION MEETING.

>>MAYOR WALKER: WOULDN'T BE AN APPEAL.

IF AN AT-LARGE PERSON GOT REMOVED THEY COULD COME BACK.

TO SAY THE APPEAL. JUST ANOTHER APPLICATION.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: ON THE AGENDA.

ARGUMENT SAKE WISE AND I POINT TO MY GOOD FRIEND JOEL KAPLAN.

JOEL, LET'S SAY, MISSES THREE MEETINGS, HE IS AUTOMATICALLY -- HE COMES TO THE COMMISSION MEETING WHEN ON THE AGENDA EVEN THOUGH HE MAY HAVE CALLED US UP VILDLY.

I DID NOT READ IT THAT WAY. IF HE CAN ADD THAT TO CLARIFY THAT. I DID NOT READ IT THAT WAY.

I HAVE OTHER ISSUES, BUT ASSUMING THAT WE CAN ADD THAT WHERE, FOR EXAMPLE, IF SOMEONE FOR WHATEVER REASON THEY AREN'T ABLE TO GET THEIR OUT OF JAIL FREE OR EXCUSE IN TIME AND AUTO DELETED AFTER THE THIRD MEETING. IF THEY APPEAL, I WOULD LIKE THAT APPEAL TO BE ON THE NEXT COMMISSION AGENDA.

AND CAN ALSO APPOINT PLACEMENTS OF SOMEONE ELSE IF NO APPEAL OR ANYTHING ELSE. BOTH CAN BE IN TANDEM.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I DON'T KNOW IF IT IS A REPEAL OR REAPPOINTMENT.

>> TO ME IT MIGHT BE MORE SUBSTANCE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: TO ME AGAIN -- I DON'T HAVE ATTORNEY SPEAK ANYONE CAN APPLY FOR A BOARD POSITION. YOU JUST HAVE TO FILL OUT AN

APPLICATION. >> I WILL ASK IF SOMEONE WILL SHARE MY VIEW ON AN AMENDMENT TO THE MOTION, IT WILL SATISFY IT.

>> UNDER THE CURRENT PROCESS HOW IT WORKS WHEN A BOARD MEMBER MISSES THE THIRD ABSENCE, THEY ARE ADVISED OF THE CODE REQUIREMENT THEY ARE NO LODGER ON THE BOARD.

THEY ARE CONSIDERED TO HAVE ABANDONED THEIR POSITION.

IF A DIRECT APPOINTMENT, WE WOULD NOTIFY THE CITY COMMISSION ER CAN BE THE SAME MEMBER REAPPOINTED BY THE COMMISSIONER OR AN AT LARGE MEMBER, IT WILL COME UP BEFORE THE COMMISSION FOR THE THREE MAJORITY VOTES TO APPOINT A NEW AT-LARGE POSITION.

>>. >> WELL I THINK MY CONCERNS PREVIOUSLY ASIDE FROM THE OTHER ONES WE SORT OF ADDRESSED IN FIVE IS, NUMBER ONE, THIS BE ENFORCEABLE OR ENFORCED DOCTOR DIRECT APPOINTEES, AT LARGE OR ALL THREE.

DIRECT APPOINTEES, AT LARGE AND ALTERNATES.

THE SAME -- THE SAME ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS IS FOR ALL BOARD MEMBERS. NOT JUST DIRECT APPOINTEES AND

AT LARGE. >> OKAY.

IT DOES COVER DIRECTS APPOINTEES AND AT-LARGE, ENCOURAGES BUT

DOES NOT REQUIRE THE -- >> I WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREE WITH TODD ROGERS THAT IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE AN ALTERNATE ON ONE OF THESE BOARDS BECAUSE OF THE FACT YOU COULD BE PINCH HITTING AT ANY MOMENT NOTICE YOU SHOULD BE PREPARED AND HAVE THE SAME

ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS. >> OKAY.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I MEAN I AM FINE WITH THAT, BUT TO ME YOU ARE AN ALTERNATE AND YOU WOULD SERVE WHEN CALLED UPON.

IF WE DON'T WANT TO HAVE. IF WE ARE WORRIED TO HAVE THE RULE FOR PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY VOTE TO ADD AN ALTERNATE AS SOMEONE WHO HAS TO SHOW UP EVERY SINGLE MEETING TO ME IS A LITTLE BIT OVER THE TOP. BUT, AGAIN, IT DOESN'T -- IT DOESN'T MATTER ONE WAY OR ANOTHER TO ME.

IT JUST DOESN'T SEEM TO BE ON THE SAME PLAIN.

SO DOES SOMEBODY HAVE A MOTION? BECAUSE I AM NOW --

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I WILL MAKE A MOTION THAT IN THE

LANGUAGE OF -- I GUESS IT IS C. >> BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR MOTION, BOB, JORDAN ALREADY MOVED THE ITEM INTO A VOTE.

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AND I SECONDED IT. >>MAYOR WALKER: I DIDN'T HEAR

YOU SECOND IT. >> I SECONDED IT.

BUT IF -- IF YOU WANTS TO BE WITHDRAW YOUR MOTION.

>> I WILL WITHDRAW IT. I DON'T NECESSARILY THINK THERE IS ANY NEED FOR IT. BUT IF SOMEBODY WANTS TO MAKE AN AMENDMENT, I WILL BE HAPPY TO LISTEN TO IT.

>> I WILL WITHDRAW MY SECOND. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: WHATEVER YOU WANT IN ITEM DRSHGZ TO INCLUDE SOMEWHERE THAT EITHER THE MEMBER WHO HAVE VACATED THAT POSITION CAN EITHER APPLY FOR

REAPPOINTMENT. >>MAYOR WALKER: DOESN'T SAY THEY

CAN'T. >> THAT LANGUAGE IS BELOW NUMBER

FIVE. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: BELOW

NUMBER FIVE? >>MAYOR: JUST ADDED AS A LINE.

>> IT GOES FROM SECTION 4 TO 6. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: ELIGIBLE FOR REAPPOINTMENT AND MAY APPEAL AT THE NEXT

COMMISSION MEETING. >> AND APPLY TO ALTERNATES.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: ADD THAT ON TO THE BOTTOM OF BELOW 5. I WILL ELIMINATE FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS, I WOULD JUST ELIMINATE THEM ALL.

IF WE ARE TALKING ABOUT AFTER THREE.

ONLY DEALING WITH SIX PEOPLE. >>MAYOR WALKER: I AM FINE -- YOU ARE SAYING NO EXCUSES. THAT'S FINE.

I AM FINE WITH THAT. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: THEN WE WILL GET INTO HERE IS AN EXCUSE.

HERE IS AN EXCUSE. THIS PERSON MISSED THREE.

THAT PERSON MISSED FOUR. THAT PERSON MISSED EIGHT AND

DEALING WITH SIX PEOPLE. >> I AM FINE WITH NO EXCUSES.

I DON'T FIND A NEED TO H HAVALITIES GNATS AT EACH MEETING AN ALTERNATE IS AN THE THAT THE. SOME PEOPLE IF THEY DON'T HAVE A VOTE. THAT PARTS TOTALLY GET.

I JUST HAVE A HARD TIME UNDER STANDING HOW WE DON'T WANTON HAVE THIS RULE PERIOD. BUT YET, WE DON'T WANT TO

INCLUDE ALTERNATES. >> SOME OF THESE ITEM ARE NOT TRULY PROGRESSIVE. NOT LIKE YOU ARE HEAR ONE MEETING AND HAVE TO LISTEN TO THE NEXT MEETING.

YOU CAN WATCH THEM TO GET MORE INFORMATION, BUT THAT WOULD BE

MY MOTION. >>MAYOR WALKER: YOUR MOTION IS

TO REMOVE ALL EXCUSES. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN:

CORRECT. >>MAYOR WALKER: THREE EXCUSES, YOU ARE REMOVED THREE ABSENCES YOU ARE REMOVED AND ADD THAT LANGUAGE THAT EVERYONE -- IF YOU WERE REMOVED YOU CAN BE READDED AND THEN -- DO YOU WANTON INCLUDE ALTERNATES OR NOT.

>> AGAIN, AN ALTERNATE DOESN'T HAVE THE VOTING POWER AND WHY SUGGEST IT TO A ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT.

>>MAYOR WALKER: DOES SOMEONE WANT TO SECOND THAT AND OKAY.

>> A BOARD MEMBER MISSES BECAUSE OF SOME MEDICAL ISSUE OR SOMETHING ELSE, SHOULDN'T HAVE TO SHARE IT WITH THE ENTIRE CITY OR THE ENTIRE DAIS. GOES TO THE CITY COMMISSIONER OR SHE GOES TO A CITY COMMISSIONER AND SAID I HAD A MEDICAL ISSUE THE REASON I AM GOING TO MISS OAR HAVE SOMETHING.

GONE BACKWARDS AND SAY WE ARE NOT EVEN GOING TO DO THAT ELIMINATING ALL OF C. I DON'T UNDERSTAND.

>>MAYOR WALKER: YOU CAN GET REAPPOINTED.

>> THAT'S FINE. >>MAYOR WALKER: IT DOESN'T -- REALLY THE ATTENDANCE. YOU CAN GET REAPPOINTED.

>> THINK OF THAT DYNAMIC. WE HAD A -- I DON'T WANT -- I DON'T WANT TO CAST OR ISOLATE. A BOARD MEMBER WHO HAD A LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL ISSUE THIS YEAR THAT CAUSED THAT BOARD MEMBER TO MISS TWO MEETINGS. SO IF THAT BOARD MEMBER, BECAUSE THERE IS NO EXCUSE NOW, IF THAT BOARD MEMBER MISSES THE THIRD, HE IS AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED FROM THE BOARD?

>>MAYOR: AND HE GETS REAPPOINTED.

>> THIS DOESN'T EFFECT DIRECT APPOINTMENTS.

>> WHAT IF THEY ARE AN AT LARGE. >>MAYOR WALKER: THEY CAN STILL

GET PUT BACK. >> SIX PEOPLE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: AT-LARGES CAN BE PUT BACK.

>> I CAN TELL YOU I WAS AN ALTERNATE ON A BOARD.

I FELT I WAS AS EQUAL A PARTICIPANT ON THAT BOARD AS ANYONE ELSE ON THAT BOARD. COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD FOR ONE REASON OR ANOTHER DOESN'T TAKE VOTES OFTEN.

SO IT IS A DIALOGUE, A COLLECTIVE PROCESS.

BUT I CAN TELL YOU AS AN ALTERNATE I DIDN'T FEEL I CAN

EVER I WAS SECOND -- >>MAYOR WALKER: NOT TO MANDATE THAT ALTERNATES NEED TO SHOW UP. WE ENCOURAGE ALL THE ALTERNATES TO SHOW UP. T MAKE IT MANDATORY.

>> I DON'T WANT A DEAD HORSE, BUT TAKING A BAD POLICY WITH

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>>MAYOR WALKER: DO YOU WANT TO KEEP THE PERMITTED EXCUSES IN TO SATISFY COMMISSIONER BRIER. HE MAKES GOOD POINT.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: WE CAN VOTE ON IT.

>>MAYOR WALKER: TRYING TO GET TO A POINT WHERE WE ARE ALL COMFORTABLE. THIS IS -- WE ARE DISCUSSING VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. THIS SHOULD NOT BE A CONCENSUS SPOT FOR US. WE NEED TO WORK OUT THE FOLLOWING THINGS BY NO MEANS BE A CONTENTIOUS VOTE.

SOMETHING THAT WE CAN ALL AGREE ON.

AND I AM FINE HAVING THE EXCUSES.

I HEAR WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. PERSONALLY, I WOULDN'T WANT SOMEBODY TO MISS FOUR OR FIVE TIMES.

IF THEY WERE MY DIRECT APPOINTMENT, I WILL ASK THEM IF I COULD REPLACE THEM AND I HAVE DONE THAT.

SO I HEAR WHAT THE EXCUSE IS. AND I UNDERSTAND PEOPLE HAVE THOSE THINGS BUT THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE GETTING INTO WHEN THEY GET HERE. I AGREE SOME OF THOSE EXCUSES AND ABSENCES. I AM FINE LEAVING THOSE IN.

TOTALLY FIND LEAVING THEM IN AND THE ONLY DITZ ACE GREET WITH THE ALTERNATE. REALLY TO YOUR POINT, IT ONLY MAINLY GOOSE TO PLANNING AND ZONING.

>> WHAT IF THE ALTERNATE IS CALLED UP TO APPEAR AND THERE WILL BE ABSENCES AND CALLED TO APPEAR AND DOESN'T SHOW.

THAT AN ABSENCE? >> IF THEY ARE NOT AN ALTERNATE.

IF THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO BE THERE AND THEY WEREN'T THERE,

THAT IS A PROBLEM. >> WE CAN'T SHALL -- AGAIN, THIS IS AN ADVISORY THING. WE CAN'T COME UP WITH EVERYTHING SINGLE THING THAT CAN HAPPEN. I THINK -- WE ARE LEAVING IT UP TO STAFF TO USE THEIR DISCRETION.

I AM COMFORTABLE WITH THAT. I AM COMFORTABLE WITH THE FACT WE CAN ALWAYS REAPPOINT WHOEVER WE WANT, WHENEVER WE WANT BECAUSE I HAVE THAT ABILITY. AND DON'T THINK WE TRY TO ENCAPSULATE EVERY PARTICULAR THING THAT WILL HAPPEN.

>> HERE IS THE ONLY QUESTION I HAVE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: YOU ARE THE ONE ON THE MOTION, BOB.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: THE ONLY QUESTION THAT YOU I HAVE.

ITEM NUMBER 5, GOOD CAUSE IS DEMONSTRATED BY THE BOARD MEMBER TO THE CITY MANAGER, DESIGNEE WHO HAS THE AUTHORITY OF GOOD CAUSE IS EXIST OR EXCUSED OR NOT.

SO THESE ARE OUR ADVISORY BOARDS AND I UNDERSTAND THE IDEA TO COMMISSIONER BRIER'S POINT TO SAY PERSONAL MEDICAL ISSUES AND WHATEVER THEY ARE STRUGGLING WITH.

STILL HAS TO COME BEFORE US IF THE CITY MANAGER OR DESIGNEE SAYS I DON'T THINK YOU HAVE GOOD CAUSE FOR WHATEVER IT MAY BE.

AND THAT PERSON NOW HAS TO VACATE THEIR POSITION.

AND THERE IS A DISAGREEMENT TO COMMISSIONER BRIER'S POINT, HOW

DOES THAT PERSON THEN APPEAL. >> THEY ASK FOR REAPPOINTMENT,

THAT'S IT. >> THEY HAVE TO RECOMMIT.

>> WITH STAFF'S RECOMMENDATION, STAFF DAYS YOU ARE TERMINATING.

>> NOTHING TO STOP THE COMMISSION FROM SPEAKING TO THAT

PERSON. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I UNDER STAND THAT, BUT I AM SAYING YOU ARE PUTTING IN ITEM 5 IN HERE FOR GOOD CAUSE AND AGAIN, YOU ARE PUTTING RESPONSIBILITY ON THE CITY MANAGER OR DESIGNEE.

>> CAN WE REFRAME WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH HERE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: ALL WE WERE TRYING TO DO IS CLARIFY THAT.

YOU MISS THREE. THAT IS ALL WE ARE CLARIFIED.

>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT, WITH ALL DUE

RESPECT. >> WE ADDED IN THE EXCUSES.

WE ADDED THIS CATCH-ALL BECAUSE THE ENCAPSULATE THE

POSSIBILITIES. >> REMOVE EVERYTHING ELSE AND KEEP THE CATCH ALL. THIS IS WAY OVER MY HEAD AT THIS

POINTS. >> BOB, DID YOU WANT TO MAKE

YOUR MOTION? >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: I AM GOING TO WITHDRAW MY MOTION. AGAIN --

>> I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION THAT WE LEAVE THE LANGUAGE AS IS WITH TWO CAVEATS. NUMBER ONE, IF SOMEONE IS REMOVED BY THIS AUTO THREE STRIKES YOU ARE OUT POLICY AND THEY APPEAL, THAT APPEAL IS HEARD ON THE NEXT COMMISSION

MEETING. >> NO APPEAL.

>> JUST A REAPPOINTMENT. >> WHEN YOU SAY APPEAL.

BECAUSE NOTHING DOES PREVENT THAT PERSON FROM CONTACTING THEIR COMMISSIONER OR COMMISSIONERS AND MAKING THEIR A CASE. AND THAT PERSON WOULD HAVE THE ABILITY TO COME TO THAT MEETING WHERE THE REAPPOINTMENT WILL BE MADE AND SPEAK THEIR PEACE ON THE ITEM THREE MINUTES.

DO WE NEED TO CREATE SOME OTHER PROCESS.

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>>MAYOR WALKER: I DON'T THINK WE SHOULD.

TO YOUR POINT IF SOMEBODY HAS A MEDICAL THING AND MAY NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT. AN APPEAL WILL HAVE THEM TALK ABOUT THAT. MUCH CLEANER TO HAVE THEM REAPPLY. IF YOU GET REMOVED ON THREE SRIKES, YOU JUST REAPPLY. NOTHING HERE THAT SAYS YOU CAN'T REAPPLY. AND THE APPEAL PROCESS TO ME WILL BRING OUT WHY YOU MISSED. BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

>> I MAKE A MOTION TO ADD IN ALTERNATES.

IF THE APPEAL PROCESS IS THE SAME THING AS THE REAPPEAR POLICE OCCASION PROCESS. SO BE IT.

IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A FOLLOW S

SEE. >> MOTION TO APPROVE WITH ALTERNATES THAT THEIR ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY GOING FORWARD FOR

ALL BOARDS. >> ALTERNATES ARE GENERALLY TAKE THE PLACE OF A VOTING MEMBER WHEN THEY ARE NOT THERE, SO ESSENTIALLY WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING IF YOU WANT MORE PEOPLE TO VOTE IS MAKING THEM REGULAR MEMBERS.

IF THEY HAVE THE SAME ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT.

>> SEPARATE ISSUE. STRATEGIC PLANNING CREATING ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR RESIDENTS TO BE INVOLVED.

>>MAYOR WALKER: ISN'T ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BECAUSE WE HAVE ALTERNATES. IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE ALTERNATES MANDATED TO BE THERE. I AM NOT DISAGREEING WITH WHAT THEY ARE SAYING. IF WE ARE DOING THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE. IF WE ARE MAKING REMEMBER BOARD MEMBERS FROM SEVEN TO NINE, DOES THAT CHANGE OUR QUORUM FROM FOUR

TO FIVE? >> IF WE ARE GOING TO BE CHANGING THE REGULAR MEMBERS. I AM GOING TO PROBABLY SUGGEST BECAUSE THAT IS A PRETTY SIGNIFICANT DEVELOP NATION FROM FIRST READING THAT WE WILL BRING FORWARD AN ORDINANCE TO DO THAT.

TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS. >>MAYOR WALKER: WILL YOU BE OKAY, COMMISSIONER BRIER APPROVING WITH WITHOUT MANDATING ALTERNATES AND LET'S HAVE A DISCUSSION ABOUT MAKING ALTERNATES PERMANENT VOTING MEMBERS WORK IT OUT THROUGH A

DIFFERENT MEANS. >> I AGREE.

>> MOTION TO TABLE. >> SECOND.

>>MAYOR WALKER: SO WE HAVE A MOTION --

>> REALITY GNATS ON P AND Z REQUIRED TO FILL OUT A FORM TO

FILL OUT. >> I BELIEVE THEY ARE.

>>MAYOR WALKER: THEY ARE MORE THAN JUST A CAB ALTERNATE AND A PARK AND REC ATNALITY BECAUSE THEY HAVE REQUIREMENTS THEY HAVE

TO FILL OUT. >> YOUR DECISION TO CHANGE THE BOARD FROM SEVEN TO POTENTIALLY NINE MEMBERS.

>>MAYOR WALKER: I AM NOT SAYING I AM SUGGESTING THAT.

BUT IF AN ALTERNATE IS MANDATED TO BE SOMEWHERE, THEY SHOULD BE

A VOTING MEMBER. >> SHOULD HAVE NO EFFECT ON AN

ORDINANCE. >> I WILL SECOND THE TABLE.

>> I CAN'T, YOU ARE TOO LATE. MOTION TO TABLE BY COMMISSIONER BRIER. AND IS SECOND BY

COMMISSIONER ISROW. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: HAY HATE TO DO THIS. IF YOU DON'T PULL IT OFF THE TABLE, IT DIES. NOT GOING TO SECOND READING.

I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT IS THE INTENT.

>> THE LANGUAGE THAT IS EXISTING THAT IS NOT CRYSTAL CLEAR WHICH RELATES TO TERMS WITH CALENDAR YEAR WILL REMAIN IN THE CODE.

>> THAT'S CORRECT. AND WILL BE DISCUSSED AT STRATEGIC PLANNING. EVERYTHING STAYS AS IS FOR NOW.

>> CAN I AMEND THE MOTION TO ADJOURN? [LAUGHTER] DO I HAVE A SECOND.

>> SECOND. [LAUGHTER]

>>MAYOR WALKER: ALL RIGHT, WELL, HOPEFULLY THIS NEXT ONE DOESN'T TAKE AS LONG. OKAY.

ANTHONY. YOU ARE ON.

LET'S GO. >> DID WE GET A VOTE ON THE

TABLE? >> WE DIDN'T VOTE.

>> THE MOTION TO TABLE IS ON THE FLOOR.

>> WILL THIS BE TO A DATE CERTAIN?

>>MAYOR: NO STRATEGIC PLANNING. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: SO I AM VOTING TO TABLE? YES.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES, FOR A LONG TIME.

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>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES,

PLEASE. >>MAYOR WALKER: NO.

PLEASE SHOW IT PASSES 4-1. >> ITEM 9D, ORDINANCE 2022-015, PARK LAND STORAGE ANNEXATION FIRST READING FOR THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF PARKLAND OF 3.83 ACRES OWNED BY PARKLAND STORAGE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOXAHATCHEE ROAD APPROXIMATELY 3/4 OF A MILE WEST OF PARKSIDE DRIVE, CONTAINING PROVISIONS. PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

I KNOW MR. EASTERLAND AND THE APPLICANT IS HERE AND THE APPLICANT'S COUNSEL. JUST ON SECOND READING, A PROPOSED ANNEXATION AGREEMENT THAT WE WILL SSEE.

>> I HAVE A BRIEF PRESENTATION. VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION FROM 3.38 ACRE FROM BROWARD COUNTY INTO THE CITY.

THE HEAVY DASHED LINE IS THE CITY LIMITS AND THE ANNEXATION PARCEL ON THE NORTH. WINDY THE PROPERTY DIRECTLY TO THE SOUTH OF THE ANNEXATION SITE AND SHOWN ON A ORANGE DASHED LINE ALSO. ALSO ONLY THE NORTH PARCEL IS -- IS SUBJECT TO THE ORDINANCE FOR ANNEXATION.

THE SOUTH PARCEL IS ALREADY IN THE CITY.

SO TOGETHER THE TWO PARCELS ARE 998 ACRES.

THE NORTH PARCEL IS THE KUBT SITE FOR ANNEXATION.

AN ANNEXATION AGREEMENT THAT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE SECOND READING OF THE ORDINANCE AND APPROVED BY RESOLUTION.

IF YOU VOTE TO SUPPORT THE ANNEXATION.

THE OWNER INDICATES THAT THE INTENT IS TO CONSTRUCT A THREE-STORY SELF-STORAGE FACILITY AT APPROXIMATELY 160,000 SQUARE FEET. IF THE ANNEXATION IS APPROVED, AMENDMENTS TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE ZONING CODE AND A SPECIAL EXCEPTION PLAT AND SITE PLAN APPROVAL WILL BE REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT THE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER THEM.

>>MAYOR WALKER: TONIGHT WE ARE NOT APPROVING ANY DEVELOPMENT OR CONSTRUCTION WHATSOEVER. WE ARE SIMPLY APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF 3.83 ACRES INTO CITY OF PARKLAND.

>> THAT'S CORRECT. >> YOU ARE NOT EVEN DOING THAT BECAUSE IT IS FIRST READING. NOT APPROVING EVERYTHING

TONIGHT. >>MAYOR WALKER: TO ME A POSITIVE EVERY TIME ANYBODY CAN ANNEX AS COMMISSIONER MAYERSON SAID TO

ANNEX IS HUGE FOR US. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: SO THIS IS -- THIS IS SCHEDULED TO COME BEFORE THE DELEGATION FOR THIS YEAR? OR WILL MISS THIS YEAR AND GO

NEXT YEAR? >> WE ARE TRYING TO MAKE IT THIS YEAR. THE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENT IS DECEMBER AND THIS WILL BE SECOND READING ON NOVEMBER 2.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: SO WILL HAVE TIME TO MAKE IT TO THE

DELEGATION. >> THAT IS OUR INTENT, YES.

>> MOTION TO APPROVE. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN:

QUESTION NUMBER TWO. >>MAYOR WALKER: ONE QUESTION --

I AM JOKING. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: IS THE APPLICANT WILLING TO INCLUDE AS PART OF THIS ANNEXATION THEIR -- I KNOW IT IS NOT INCLUDED, BUT THEY DO OWN THE PORTION SOUTH OF THAT. TO INCLUDE -- TO GIVE THE

RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR HILLSBORO. >> AT APPLICANT IS HERE.

>> I WILL HAVE THE APPLICANT ADDRESS THAT.

>> LIZ ADLER, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, HERE ON BEHALF OF THE APPLICANT. THE ANSWER IS, YES.

OUR INTENTION IS DURING THE MRALTING PROCESS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY WILL BE DEDICATED ON THE PLAT FOR HILLSBORO.

AND -- YEAH, IT WILL BE. >> MR. IT BE IN THE ANNEXATION

AGREEMENT. >> AT THIS TIME NOT LISTED IN

THE ANNEXATION AGREEMENT. >> THE PROPERTY IS NOT A PART OF THAT, BUT I WILL DISCUSS IT WITH COUNCIL TO PUT IT IN THE PLAT AND MAKE SURE WE ADDRESS THE REQUIREMENT.

THEN IT IS SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH THE CITY.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: HOWEVER YOU WORK IT OUT IS WHAT

MY GOAL WILL BE. >> NO PROBLEM.

>>MAYOR WALKER: ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THIS

AGENDA ITEM? >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> I THOUGHT JORDAN MADE IT. >> SECOND.

>> I AM GETTING "MOTION SICKNESS."

>> I WILL SECOND. HA, HA.

[LAUGHTER] >>MAYOR WALKER: MOTOR VEHICLES MOTION TO APPROVE BY COMMISSIONER ISROW AND SECOND BY

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BRIER. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES.

>>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES. >>MAYOR WALKER: YES.

>> ITEM 9E, RESOLUTION 2022-0354 ATHLETIC FIELD MAINTENANCE AWARD. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PARKLAND APPROVING THE EVALUATION COMMITTEE FOR BRIGHTSVIEW LANDSCAPE SERVICES

FOR FIELD MAINTENANCE. >> MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> SECOND. >> ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THIS AGENDA ITEM. SEEING NONE.

MOTION TO APPROVE BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON AND SECOND

BY VICE MARE CUTLER. >>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES. >>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES.

>>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES. >>MAYOR WALKER: YES.

>> 9F, RESOLUTION 2022-059, PINE TREE HE IS SKATES ROADWAYS LITIGATION SETTLEMENT. AND MARGERY AND STUART GOLANT ET AL VERSUS THE:CITY OF PARKLAND.

THE AGREEMENT IS THE RESULT OF A EXTENSIVE MEDIATION OF THE MR. REPRESENTATIVES AND KEEP IN MIND IF YOU DO APPROVE THE AGREEMENT, IT IS SUBJECT TO COURT APPROVAL, SO BE COGNIZANT OF THAT NOT TO DISCUSS ANY OF THE CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS OR COMMUNICATION THAT ARE CONFIDENTIAL AT THIS POINT.

THANK YOU. >> I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE SUBJECT TO THE FINAL ORDER OR THE ACCOMPANY ISSING ORDER ADDRESSING ALL THE ISSUES WE HAVE DISCUSSED IN OUR -- IN OUR MEETING. IN OUR SHADE MEETING.

>> SINCE THIS IS MY DISTRICT, I WILL SECOND THAT.

>> I WILL WITHDRAW MY MOTION. YOU CAN GO AHEAD AND MAKE IT.

>> I WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT THAT I HAVE DISCUSSED WITH THE PLAIN COUNSEL THE CONCEPT OF THE FINAL ORDER AND WHAT WILL BE INCLUDED THERE AND WE HAVE ADDRESSED

THOSE THINGS. >>MAYOR WALKER: ANYONE FROM THE.PUBLIC WISH TO SPEAK ON THIS NOTION TO APPROVE #.

>> I WILL WITHDRAW MY MOTION AND OVERSTEP BOUNDS.

I WILL WITHDRAW MY MOTION. >> YOU ARE ALLOWING ME TO MAKE

IT? >>MAYOR: I WAS GOING -- I HEARD YOU SAY IT. AND GIVE IT TO HIM ANYWAY.

MAKE THE MOTION TO APPROVE BASED ON WHAT ANTHONY SAID.

>> SECOND. >> A MOTION TO APPROVE BY COMMISSIONER MAYERSON BASED ON WHAT ANTHONY SAID AND

COMMISSIONER BRIER. >>COMMISSIONER MAYERSOHN: YES.

>>COMMISSIONER ISROW: YES. >>COMMISSIONER BRIER: YES.

>>VICE MAYOR CUTLER: YES. >>MAYOR WALKER: YES.

PLEASE SHOW IT PASSES UNANIMOUSLY.

NOW I HAVE A QUICK STATEMENT TO READ INTO THE RECORD.

THIS WAS FROM TODD, BUT THIS IS -- THIS IS REFLECTIVE FROM OUR ENTIRE COMMISSION. IN A UNANIMOUS VOTE AT TONIGHT'S CITY COMMISSION MEETING, THE CITY COMMISSION RESOLVED A PROBLEM THAT HASSLINGERS FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS.

LIMITING PROGRESS TOWARD A VIABLE SOLUTION FOR RESIDENTS OF PINE TREE ESTATES. THE VOTE COMES AS EXTENSIVE MEDIATION OF THE CITY OF PARKLAND AND RESIDENTS OF PINE TREE ESTATES TO EMBARK ON A ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT AND SETS IN MOTION CLARITY OF EASEMENT AND FUTURE RESIDENTS.

ACHIEVING RESOLUTION REQUIRES COMPROMISE AND REFLECTS THE SHARED GOAL OF THE RESIDENTS OF PINE TREE ESTATES TO FULLY RECONSTRUCT THE ROADS IN THAT SUBDIVISION.

THE PROJECT'S MAIN PURPOSE IS TO IMPROVE THE ROADWAYS IN THE COMMUNITY AND WILL NOT INCLUDE WIDENING STREETLIGHTS, SIDEWALKS, DRAINAGE OR OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE WITHOUT DISAGREEMENT AND THE COMMISSION'S VOTE TO APPROVE, THE ROADS IN THIS AREA WILL NOT BE APPROVED IN FORESEEABLE FUTURE AND LITIGATION WILL LIKELY PERSIST FOR YEARS TO COME. WHAT HAS BEEN A COMPLEX LEGAL MATTER DEBATED SINCE THE 1970S HAVE FINALLY BEEN RESOLVED BY THIS CITY COMMISSION. RESIDENTS, CITY OFFICIALS AND ATTORNEYS FOR BOTH SIDES CAME TOGETHER TO COMPROMISE ON THIS AGREEMENT TO ENABLE PROGRESS AND PROVIDE CLARITY OF AND A RESOLUTION TO A DECADES-LONG BUR

BURDEN. >> YEAR END STRATEGIC UPDATE.

>> JACKIE WAYMEYER, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS. THIS IS A PRESENTATION, SO NO

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ALL RIGHT. MOTION TO APPROVE.

THANK YOU.

SO. SO THIS PRESENTATION IS SIMPLY GOING TO GO OVER THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THOSE ACTION ITEMS AND THEIR STATUS. WHAT WE ARE PLEASED TO REPORT IS THAT THE FISCAL STRATEGIC PLAN ENDED WITH 96% PROGRESS.

85% OF THOSE ACTION PLANS ARE COMPLETED.

5% WERE DELAYED DUE TO A LOT OF THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS WE HAVE ALL BEEN WITH. AND THAT IS LOSS OF STAFF AT OUR PARTNER AGENCIES, COST OVERRUNS AND THE LIKE.

4% OF THE PLANS HAVE SOME MINOR REMAIN CAN ITEMS THAT ARE JUST TRANSITIONING OVER TO THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE FISCAL YEAR '23 STRATEGIC PLAN. AND THE REMAINING 6% THAT ARE DISAPPEARED REPRESENTS BSO CITIZEN ACADEMY BEING CENTRALIZED, RESODDING OF PINE TRAILS PARK BASEBALL AND SOFT BALL FIELDS A, B AND C, ESTABLISHING A ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD THAT WE STRENGTHENS OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND HIRING A DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR. AND CONTRACTED SOME SERVICE THAT YOU SAW EARLIER WITH OUR WORKSHOP.

SO IN THE UPCOMING STRATEGIC PLAN JUST AS WE HAVE IN THIS STRATEGIC PLAN, MULTIYEAR ACTION PLANS THAT CONTINUE TO REFLECT WHAT PORTION OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE COMPLETED DURING THAT PARTICULAR FISCAL YEAR. IT ALSO REFLECTS THE PERCENT OF AN ACTION PLAN THAT WAS COMPLETED IN PREVIOUS FISCAL YEARS. YOU SEE THAT PERCENT IN OUR -- IN OUR REPORT. AFTER GETTING SOME FEEDBACK, WHAT WE WILL BE DOING IN THE FUTURE IS ALSO PROVIDING A PERCENT THAT WE ANTICIPATE WILL BE DONE DURING THAT FISCAL YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN AND WHAT PERCENT ARE EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR STRATEGIC PLANS.

TO START US OFF TALKING ABOUT THE ACTION PLANS FROM THIS YEAR WITH OUR CAPITAL PROJECTS IS OUR ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER, SWAUNNEE JOHN JOHNSON.

>> THANK YOU, JACKIE. FIRST OF ALL, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE VARIOUS PROJECT MANAGERS FOR THE CITY FOR WORKING THROUGH A VERY ROBUST CAPITAL PROGRAM.

WE WILL START OFF BY TALKING ABOUT THE ADA COMPONENT OF OUR STRATEGIC PLAN. THE COMMISSION ACTUALLY APPROVED US PRIOR TO THE ADOPTION OF OUR PLAN BACK IN JUNE TO PROACTIVELY GO AHEAD AND START REMEDIATING A FEW OF THE ITEMS FROM THE CITY FROM AN ADA DIDN'T THAT BEGAN A SPRINGBOARD TO BEGIN THE PROCESS. WE COMPLETED ALL THE FACILITIES PORTION OF THE ADA PROGRAM. AND I AM HAPPY TO REPORT THAT WE REMEDIATED ALL THE DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED BY ADA IN OUR BUILDING AND FACILITES. WE ALSO COMPLETED THE SIDEWALK PORTION OF THE PROJECT THIS YEAR.

THIS IS A ROLLING PROCESS. SO ACTUALLY FOR THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR. THE PROJECT MOVES FROM 441 HEADED WESTWARD. WE ALSO COMPLETED THE PARKSIDE DRIVE PROJECT WHICH LOOKS GREATS AND WE WERE ABLE TO COMPLETE THAT BEFORE THE START OF THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.

SO I AM EXCITED TO REPORT. WE ALSO WENT AHEAD.

AND WE FRESHENED THE STRIPING AT THE ROUNDABOUT AT HOMBURG AND CLEANED UP A FEW ADA EFFICIENCIES.

THE ROUNDABOUT. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PROJECT FOR THE CITY. THAT ROUNDABOUT IS COMPLETE AND WELL RECEIVED FROM THE ADA COMMUNITY AND GOT GOOD FEEDBACK FROM THE PARKLAND COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY.

THE STORMWATER MASTER PLAN IS COMPLETE.

TWO OF THE PROJECTS IN THE MASTER PLAN ARE BEING FUNDED THROUGH ARPA AND A CURRENT PROJECT.

AND WE WILL TOUCH ON THAT A LITTLE BIT LATER IN MY UPDATE, BUT THE MASTER PLAN IS COMPLETE AND A GREAT DOCUMENT WE CAN UTILIZE IN THE FUTURE FOR ANY AVAILABLE GRANT FUNDING PERTAINING TO STORMWATER. THIRDS, THE STORMWATER UTILITY FEE, WE RECENTLY RECEIVED THE FINAL REPORT FROM OUR CONSULTANTS. STAFF IS CURRENTLY GOING THROUGH THAT REPORT. AND ULTIMATELY ONCE WE FINALIZE THE REPORT ONE ON ONE MEETINGS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL COMMISSIONER TO GO THROUGH THAT REPORT TO TRACK A PATH FORWARD WITH THAT PROCESS. SOME THE -- SO THE DRAINAGE PROJECT AND THE TURNBRIDGE DRAINAGE PROJECT, WE ARE DOESN'T RECENTLY PERFORMING SURVEYS FOR THE PROJECT.

OUR GOAL IS TO COMPLETE IT END OF THIS YEAR AND BEGINNING OF

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THE SECURE FACILITY PROJECT. SO WE ARE ACTUALLY IN THE PROCESS OF DOING THAT PROJECT RIGHT NOW.

WE ARE GOING THROUGH PERMIT. AND WE HAVE ACTUALLY STARTED SECURING THE MATERIALS FOR THAT PROJECT.

SO WE ARE MOVING AHEAD. SO WE TALKED EARLIER ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR. WE DID HIRE A SENIOR PLANNER, GAIL. SHE IS PERFORMING WELL IN HER ROLE AND BEING CLASSIFIED -- RECLASSIFIED AS OUR PLANNING AND ZONING MANAGER.

DID NOT MOVE FORWARD WITH CHANGES TO THE COMMERCIAL CODE; HOWEVER, AS DISCUSSED IN OUR EARLIER WORKSHOP, WE WILL SEE CHANGES TO THE COMMERCIAL CODE AS WE MOVE THROUGH -- TO THE VARIOUS PROCESSES FOR MOVING OUR CITY TO THE FUTURE FOR PLANNING.

AND FEW PROJECTS THAT -- ARE ON HOLD SOMEWHAT OR GOT HELD UP.

THE FIRST PROJECT IS ENHANCEMENT TO IT THE HILLSBORO BOULEVARD ROUNDABOUT. CLOSE TO THE FALLS.

WORKING DILIGENTLY WITH THE COUNTY AND UNFORTUNATELY THEY ARE SHORT STAFFED AND THAT PROCESS HAS TAKEN SOME TIME.

HOPEFUL TO HAVE THE AGREEMENT WRAPPED UP BY THE END OF THE YEAR AND GOT IT ON TRACK. LOXAHATCHEE ROAD.

AS YOU KNOW WE HAD A LITTLE HOLD-UP ON THE PROJECT AS IT RERATING TO COST OVERRUNS. TALKED IN STRATEGIC PLANNING OF US ENGAGING DIFFERENT ENTITIES FROM OUR -- FROM AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL PERSPECTIVE, SO THANKFULLY THE MAYOR WAS ABLE TO ENGAGE BROWARD MAYOR ON THIS AND ULTIMATELY WORK AT THE STAFF LEVEL AND I'M HERE TO REPORT THAT WE GOT THE PROJECT FULLY FUNDED AT THE SURTAX FOR LOXAHATCHEE ROAD.

WHAT THIS DOES FOR THIS PROJECT IS NOW KEEP IT ON TRACK FOR THIS PROJECT BEING LET AND CONSTRUCTION BEGIN IN THE

CONSTRUCTION OF SUMMER OF 2023. >> THAT'S GREAT.

>> THE LAST ITEM IS THE PINE TREE ESTATE ROADWAY PLAN THAT WE JUST DISCUSSED AND MOTION TO APPROVE TO MOVE THE PROCESS FORWARD. I WANT TO GO AHEAD AND TURN OVER THE -- THIS PART OF THE PRESENTATION TO --

>> BEFORE YOU LEAVE THAT ONE POINT.

CAN I ASK YOU ON LOXAHATCHEE, WHERE THERE IS THAT ONE LANE THAT CONTINUES TO GO STRAIGHT THROUGH.

IS IT POSSIBLE TO GET THAT WITH THE DESIGNATED ARROW TO LEFT TURN TO MAKE TWO LEFT-TURN LANES WHILE WAITING FOR THE PROJECT.

>> NOT AT THIS TIME. THE WAY THE RIGHT-OF-WAY IS STRUCTURED YOU HAVE TO SHIFT AROUND THE ROADWAY TO ACCOMMODATE THE SECOND LANE. EXTENSIVE CONSTRUCTION TO REQUIRE US TO GET THE SECOND LANE THAT THE A LOCATION.

>> I HAD A COUPLE OF PEOPLE WHO ASK ME ABOUT THAT.

>> UNDER STOOD. >> I WILL TURN IT OVER TO SABRINA, OUR PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO CONTINUE THE CAPITAL

ELEMENT OF THIS UPDATE. >> SO MOVING FORWARD ON THE PROJECT, ON THE PARK CAMERAS. THE PARK CAMERA LOCATIONS WERE IDENTIFIED. EQUIPMENT WAS PURCHASED.

WE ALSO ARE WORKING ON INSTALLATION OF THE NEW ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS.

BOTH CITY PARKS. THE DESIGN IS COMPLETED.

AND THE DESIGN -- AND HAS BEEN BID OUT AND MOVING FORWARD WITH THE -- WITH THE AWARD. ALSO, ON THE -- ON THE POCKET REFUGE NATURE SCAPE IN LIBERTY PARK.

COMPLETED IN OCTOBER AND OPEN FOR THE.PUBLIC.

COVERED BRIDGE -- WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL RIBBON CUTTING WHERE EVERYBODY ATTENDED AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC NOW.

36-ACRE PARK GEO TECH WAS COMPLETED AND THAT INFORMATION WILL BE USED ON THE DESIGN PORTION THAT WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF HIRING A CONSULTANT AND BRING IT UP TO YOU FOR RECOMMENDATION. FARMER MARKET PARKING.

WE IMPORTED MATERIAL. WAS BROUGHT ON-SITE.

MOVING ON TO IT THE TERRAMAR PARK.

THE BASEBALL FIELD RECONFIGURATION OF FIELD 3.

FIELD 3 AND 4 WERE COMPLETED AND KIDS WERE PLAYING IN IT.

PLAYGROUND IMPROVEMENT WAS COMPLETED AND THE BASKETBALL COURTS ONE THROUGH FIVE AND THE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL FIELDS ONE, TWO AND FIVE ARE COMPLETED. I COMPLETED PRETTY MUCH ON THE TERRAMAR PARK. CONTINUING ON THE PARK, WE HAVE RESURFACED THE TENNIS AND BASKETBALL COURTS AND HAVE COMPLETED THE GOAL REPLACEMENTS FROM COURTS 4 AND 5 FOR THE BASKETBALL. THE YOU ARE IN SCORES WERE BASEBALL HAVE SOFTBALL FIELD 6. THE EQUIPMENT BECAUSE OF THE LEAD ITEMS, WE HAVE -- WE HAVE INITIAL SUBMITTALS OF SOME

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ALSO FOR THE BATHROOM REMODEL, THE DESIGN IS COMPLETED WHEN WE ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH THE DESIGN IS COMPLETED.

ACTUALLY WE WILL BE MOVING FORWARD WITH FISCAL YEAR -- THE FISCAL YEAR FOR THE BID AND AWARD.

FOR THE FENCE AND DUGOUT REPLACEMENT FOR BASEBALL FIELDS ARE ONE, TWO, FIVE AND SIX, THE DESIGN WAS COMPLETED FOR ALL FOUR FIELDS, BUT DUE TO BUDGET CONSTRAINTS, WE ARE MOVING FORWARD ONLY ON THE REPLACEMENT OF FIELD SIX.

PICKLEBALL COURT, RESURFACING OF THE TWO COURTS ALSO WILL CONTINUE WITH THE -- WITH THE -- IT IS ALMOST COMPLETE.

WE ARE MOVING FORWARD. WE ARE ACTUALLY STARTING WITH THE PRECONSTRUCTION AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR.

>> REAL QUICK, THE BATH AND REMODEL.

DID WE USE THE COLOR PALETES. >> WE WILL BE BECAUSE WE SET THE COLOR PALETES AND WE MET WITH THE DESIGNER AND SHE KNOWS THOSE

COLORS. >> CAN I ASK A QUESTION OF THE EV CHARGING STATION. FREE OR A FEE FOR RESIDENTS?

>> RIGHT NOW FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAME FOR THE LIBRARY PARK.

THE LAST DESIGN IS COMPLETED FOR THE -- FOR THE -- INTERNAL MEDIANS TO CREATE A BETTER LANDSCAPING.

AND WE ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH THE -- WITH THE -- ACTUALLY THE CONSTRUCTION ON THIS FISCAL YEAR.

AND THE TURF FIELDS AND PARKING LOT EXPANSION.

AS YOU KNOW THE CONSTRUCTION STARTED AND ACTUALLY SHOULD BE DONE PRETTY SOON IN A COUPLE -- IN A MONTH OR SO TO FINALIZE.

AND WITH THAT, I AM GOING TO TURN IT OVER TO GARCIA --

CHRISTINE GARCIA. >> MOVING OVER TO PINE TRAILS PARK, QUITE A FEW PROJECTS WE ACCOMPLISHED AT THAT PARK AS WELL. WE RE SOD FOUR AND FIVE.

RESTRIPED THE PARKING LOT. REPLACED THE BLEACHERS AND PAN KNOW BEES AND REPLACED THE SCOREBOARDS ON BASKETBALL COURTS ONE AND TWO. SABRINA MENTIONED MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT FOR PINE TRAILS IS A LITTLE ON PACK ORDER AS WELL AND SOME OF THE EQUIPMENT HAS COME IN.

THE REST OF THE EQUIPMENT COME IN FISCAL YEAR '23.

THE PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT PROJECT HAS BEEN UNDER WAY.

YOU GUYS APPROVED THE DESIGN AND AWARDED FOR THE CONTRACTOR.

WE ARE EXPECTING THE CON INSTRUCTION TO START IN JANUARY FOR THAT PROJECT. ARTIFICIAL TURF ON FIELD # IS NEARING COMPLETION AND HOPEFUL LEAVE ABLE TO BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SHORTLY. OUR LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND IRRIGATION. THE DESIGN FOR THAT OVER AT PINE TRAILS PARK HAS BEEN COMPLETED AS WE DISCUSSED IN STRATEGIC PLANNING. THAT PROJECT WILL BE PUT ON HOLD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION SITE AND PICK BACK UP

>> I GOT CONTACTED FROM SOME PEOPLE ON FIELDS 4 AND FIVE AND IF YOU GET IS TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE.

>> SOME OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO DO, THE PARKS AND RECORD ADVISORY BOARD HAS TAKEN A LOOK AT THE USER FEES FOR OUR SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AND WE WERE ABLE TO ADOPT THAT AS WELL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FISCAL YEAR AND ACCESS PARK SPONSORSHIPS HAVE BEEN APPROVED AND IMPLEMENTED AS WELL. AND FOR THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD THIS YEAR THEY WERE A SCIENTIST TO DO QUITE A FEW THINGS THAT WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THEY WORKED HARD IN ACCOMPLISHING THOSE TASKS THEY HAVE BEEN PLANNING HARD AT THE PARKLAND DAYS EVENT COMING UP IN MARCH NEXT YEAR AND THEY REVIEWED THE SPORTS POLICY REVIEWING THOSE USER ACCESS FEES FOR THE SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AND THEY REVIEWED THE SPONSORSHIP POLICY AND AMENDED THAT TO IMPLEMENT A SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM AND THEY WORKED WITH DEDICATION POLICY COMMITTEE IN HELPING DO SOME OF THE DEDICATIONS WE RECENTLY HAVE COMPLETED. BACK TO JACKIE TO TALK ABOUT THE REST OF THE ADVISORY BOARDS.

>> SO THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADVISORY BOARD INCLUDED SOME SUPPORT FOR PARKLAND DAYS AND WILL INCLUDE A FUTURE VIEW OF THE SIGN CODE THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE WAS BUSY WORKING ON SUBCOMMITTEES FOR HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AND INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY AND THEY HAVE INCLUDED STUDENT SELECTION OF OUR SCHOLARSHIPS AND THE YOUTH AMBASSADOR PROGRAM THEY HAVE BEEN A GREAT SUPPORT FOR THE PORTLAND OF THE PARKLAND PAST

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>> AS YOU KNOW WE EMBARKED ON A BRANDING INITIATIVE, A COMMUNITYWIDE RESEARCH DRIVEN PROCESS TO COVER THOSE UNIQUE QUALITIES ABOUT OUR CITY. WE BEGAN WITH A LOT OF PUBLIC OUTREACH AND RESIDENT INPUT THAT MOVES TO A CREATIVE PROCESS. THAT IS COMPLETE WE WILL ROLL POUT THE ELEMENTS AND THE ROLLOUT WILL MOVE INTO SUBSEQUENT YEARS WE GET INTO SIGNAGE AND BIGGER TICKET ITEMS LIKE THAT. I WILL TURN IT OVER TO OUR DIRECTOR OF FINANCE.

>> THANK YOU TODD FOR THAT WONDERFUL INTRODUCTION.

ONE OF THE BIG THINGS WE ACCOMPLISHED THIS YEAR WAS THE FIRE ASSESSMENT STUDY. SELL AT THE DIRECTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION WE COMPLETED THAT STUDY AND ? A FIRE FS ? ASSESSMENT FEE AS YOU DIRECTED US TO DO.

THE SENIOR INCOME EXEMPTION WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY IN THE SPRING AS OF NOW THERE HAS BEEN NO ONE WHO HAS APPLIED FOR THAT THAT'S WHAT WE THOUGHT WOULD HAPPEN IN WE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE TO HAPPEN WE MAY SHOULD THE REPLACEMENT PLANS WERE INCLUDED AND WE ARE GOING FORWARD AND NOW WE HAVE BEEN AWARDED STATE GRANTS OF $200,000 OR $25,000 AND ? CONTINUES TO WORK WITH STAFF AND ALSO LOBBYING TO ENGAGE AT THE STATE LEVEL TO GET AS MANY APPROPRIATIONS AS POSSIBLE AND I WILL TURN IT BACK OVER TO THE MASTER OF CEREMONIES, JACKIE.

>> THANK YOU. WE CONTINUE TO SOLIDIFY THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS ON A STAFF LEVEL AND COMMISSION LEVEL AND EVERYONE HAS BEEN SHARING AS MUCH INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE THEY HAVE BEEN MONITORING THE HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL COMMITTEE AND ATTENDING MONTHLY MEETINGS ALONG WITH THE MAYOR WE HAVE CONTINUED WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS THAT WERE UNDER THE CITY'S CONTROL.

AND AS YOU SEE TONIGHT WE ARE REPORTING ON THE STRATEGIC PLAN AND THE PROGRESS WE MAKE. WE ARE PROVIDING WITH QUARTERLY UPDATE SO YOU KNOW PLANS ARE CONTINUING IN OUR CITY MANAGER IS GOING TO CLOSE US OUT.

>> THIS IS AMAZING STUFF. THE STAFF WORKS HARD TO ACCOMPLISH THESE ACTION ITEMS AND AS YOU CAN SEE, THERE WERE 60 ACTION ITEMS OF THIS PLAN AND WE WORKED SO HARD TO GET THESE DONE AND I AM SO PROUD OF MY DIRECTORS AND STAFF AND TEAM FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO AND I APPRECIATE YOUR HARD WORK AND I LOOK FORWARD TO ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE] [LAUGHTER]

>> I WANT TO ECHO WHAT NANCY SAID I AM EXTREMELY PROUD I WANT TO SERVE WITH YOU GUYS UP HERE IT'S ABSOLUTELY AN HONOR TO SERVE OUR RESIDENTS BUT WE ARE ABLE TO DO THAT AS SUCH A HIGH LEVEL BECAUSE OF EVERYONE OUT HERE AND YOU CARE ABOUT THE CITY AND YOU CARE ABOUT US IT'S ABSOLUTELY AN HONOR AND A PLEASURE AND I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT FOUR YEARS AND THIS IS BEEN AN ABSOLUTE WORLD LOAN.

WE HAVE DONE SOME AMAZING STAFF AND WE ARE EXCITED WE ARE HAPPY AND IT'S GOOD STUFF. THE CITY OF PARKLAND IS HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION BECAUSE OF ALL OF YOU GUYS.

EVERY ISSUE THAT COMES TO ONE OF US IS RESPONDED TO AND THE RESIDENT SHOULD KNOW HOW WELL YOU ARE ATTENDING CHIEF CONCERNS AND ISSUES BECAUSE IT'S A GREAT BENEFIT TO US.

>> THEY ARE NOT DEPARTMENT HEADS BUT THEY ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE ACTUALLY ON MAKE SURE WE PROCURED STUFF WE ARE DOING

[02:05:05]

>> VICE MAYOR, I DON'T WANT YOU TO BE LEFT OUT EITHER.

>> I WANT TO THANK NANCY AND ANTHONY TO CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN SUCH HIGH LEVELS OF WORKMANSHIP AND MAKING SURE THAT THE CAPTIVES ARE TAKING CARE OF THE SHIP AND IT'S MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

>> MOST PEOPLE DON'T THINK OF GOVERNMENT AS ANY KIND OF COMPANY BUT ANY BUSINESS WOULD HAVE A SET OF EMPLOYERS.O KUDOS TO YOU. AND FOR ALL THE WORK YOU GUYS DO. YOU MAKE US LOOK GOOD.

THANK YOU.

>> DISCUSSION OF BROWARD COUNTY SOLID WASTE WORKING AGREEMENT.

WHO SETTING THIS UP?

P>> THIS WON'T BE A WASTE OF TIME.

>> WE COULD HAVE A LITTLE TRASH TALK.

I THINK YOU HAVE A DRAFT LETTER FROM MAYOR ROSS.

IT'S FROM THE CITY MANAGER. SO IN YOUR PACKAGE YOU HAVE THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT. I WILL NOT GO THROUGH THE ? BECAUSE WE DO THAT IN THE WORKGROUP OR JUSTTO GIVE YOU SOME HIGHLIGHTS , THERE ARE THE MASTER PLAN OF OPERATION, FACILITY AMENDMENTS. GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE AS WELL AS AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND I WOULD ALSO DISCUSS THIS ABOUT THE POWERS OF THE AUTHORITY ANY DECISIONS THAT ARE BEING MADE AND ANY ONGOING CONTRIBUTIONS AND IN THE LOCAL AGREEMENT SOME OF THE CHALLENGES AND I THINK THIS IS ONE OF THE BIG ONES, IS THAT THERE ARE I BELIEVE IN LOOKING HERE AT ITEM NUMBER TWO ON THIS LIST.

THERE ARE 4 SECTIONS WHERE THE COUNTY, ALONG WITH THE MUNICIPALITY. INITIALLY IT WAS IF 80 PERCENT OF THE MUNICIPALITIES AGREE TO DO X. IT HAD TO BE AND THE COUNTY AND IT HAS ONE REPRESENTATIVE BASICALLY THERE'S A VETO POWER AND WE WENT BACK AND LOOKED AT IT I THE COUNTY IF THEY WANT TO VETO IT WITH THE COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING AND SOME TRYING BEEN TO BE HUNDRED PERCENT AND OTHERS WERE A MAJORITY AND WE SETTLED ON A SUPER MAJORITY WHICH WOULD HAVE TO BE A 6-3 VOTE. TO UPDATE YOU ON THIS AS WELL THEY WERE NOT IN FAVOR OF THAT. THAT'S BECOME AT THIS POINT PROBLEMATIC. THE OTHER PART IS SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS IF IT SHOULD COME FROM THE MUNICIPALITIES IN THE RESIDENCE AS WELL AND AND THE WATER DAMAGE AUTHORITY WOULD BE AGAINST THE AUTHORITY NOT AGAINST INDIVIDUALS IN THOSE ARE SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS AND SOME OF THE CHALLENGES FROM MY SENSE, THE CONCEPT OF AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT, I JUST FOUND OUT TODAY, EVEN TO THE POINT OF BONDING IS GOING TO BE DIFFICULT WITH THE LOCAL AGREEMENT SO I AM NOT SURE IF THE CENTRAL LOCAL AGREEMENT IS GOING TO WORK BUT THERE ARE OTHER OPTIONS THAT PEOPLE ARE FLOATING OUT THERE TO CREATE SOMETHING BECAUSE THE REALITY IS IN 10 YEARS FROM NOW THAT LANDFILL WILL BE FILLED UP. WHERE IS THE TRASH GOING?HIS

[02:10:03]

>> I DON'T HAVE ANY. YOUR KEEPING US TOTALLY FILLED IN AND HIGHLIGHTING THOSE ISSUES.

WE UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS WILL BE DIFFICULT.

IT'S NOT A GOOD SITUATION >> HAS ANYONE SUGGESTED WHERE YOU ARE IN CONFLICT WITH THE COUNTY, HOW YOU'RE GOING TO GET TO SOME LEVEL OF AGREEMENT?

>> OUR NEXT MEETING THAT WE HAVE FOR SOLID WASTE RECYCLING IS THE DAY OF OUR COMMISSION MEETING, WHATEVER DAY THAT IS.

I AM SURE THAT WILL COME UP WHERE TO GO, WHAT TO DO, HOW TO CHANGE FROM THE COUNTY'S ADAMANT RESPONSE AND THERE HAS BEEN CONVERSATIONS THEY HAVE STATUTORY AUTHORITY AND SOME OTHER CONCERNS ABOUT DOING THE MASTER PLAN BECAUSE THAT STAMINA AFTER THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT IS SIDEBAND LOOKOVER SATIATE IS HEARING IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE AND THAT MAYBE THEY DO IT AHEAD OF THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT IN SO THAT'S ONE WAY TO LOOK AT IT AND THEY ARE OUT THERE WHICH WE STARTED AS FAR AS A GOVERNANCE MODEL AND I DON'T MEAN TO TURN MY BACK TO YOU BUT THEY WERE INITIALLY THREE MODELS.

ONE WAS TO DO A INDEPENDENT DISTRICT SO A BILL WOULD HAVE TO BE FORMULATED IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE IS NOT IN LOVE WITH BROWARD COUNTY. IT WILL BE APPOINTED.

WHO IS CONTROLLING IT AND THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS AND THAT WASN'T MUCH TOO FAVORABLY. THERE WAS ANOTHER PART OF A DEPENDENT DISTRICT WHERE THE COMMISSION WOULD BE THE GOVERNING BOARD AND THERE IS A TRUST ISSUE AND IT TOOK PLACE WITH THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT SEEMS TO LOCK YOUR HANDS AND THEY MAY BE SOME OTHER OPTIONS OUT THERE THAT MIGHT BE MORE PALATABLE BUT AT THIS POINT WE WILL BE DISCUSSING THAT AT OUR NEXT MEETING. SO I WILL ADVISE YOU.

I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE. THIS IS COMING FROM NANCY BUT WE SEE WHAT PARKLAND SAYS. I KNOW WE ARE ALL IN AGREEMENT.

>> I AM GOOD WITH IT.

>> I AM FOLLOWING YOUR LEAD.

>> >> ULTIMATELY IF THE PARTIES ARE ABLE TO WORK OUT THEIR ISSUES, THE ? THAT COMES BEFORE YOU MAY LOOK A LOT DIFFERENT. THIS IS TO SUBMIT THE CITIES COMMENTS TO THE WORKING GROUP. AS EVERYBODY IN AGREEMENT?

[10. Comments by the Broward Sheriffs Office ]

>> I HAVE NO OBJECTIONS. SUBMIT COMMENTS BY THE BROWARD SHERIFF'S OFFICE? GREAT TO SEE YOU GUYS.

THANK YOU FOR COMING TO THE WALK AND ROLL IT WAS GREAT TO HAVE YOU OUT THERE IT WAS WONDERFUL TO SEE THAT.

>> THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING.

I DID SEE YOU I WAS RUNNING SO FAST.

>> WE WERE SLOW ENOUGH TO NOTICE.

[02:15:04]

>> THANK YOU. I AM THE NEW CAPTAIN OF THE PARKLAND DISTRICT THIS IS THE LIEUTENANT THE NEW EXECUTIVE LIEUTENANT. WE HAVE BEEN HERE FOR A MONTH GETTING TO WORK IN GETTING ACCLIMATED WITH THIS CITY AND THE PERSONNEL I WANT TO THANK THE COMMISSION THE CITY MANAGER AND STAFF FOR BEING WELCOMING AND HELPING US NAVIGATE SO I APPRECIATE THAT. I WANT TO GIVE AN UPDATE OVER THE PAST MONTH WE HAD ONE VEHICLE BURGLARY AT PINE TRAILS PARK. THE OWNER HAD LEFT A POCKETBOOK OUT IN PLAIN VIEW IN THE WINDOW WAS/ AND THEY POCKETBOOK WAS STOLEN. LAST WEEK WE HAD AN AUTO THEFT OF A TRUCK WITH THE KEY FOB LEFT INSIDE.

I HOPE THE RESIDENCE TO THEIR 9 PM ROUTINE WHICH IS A SURE YOU REMOVE YOUR KEY FOB OUT OF THE VEHICLE, LOCK YOUR DOORS, TURN ON YOUR PORCH LIGHTS TO NOT HELP THE CRIMINALS OUT THERE.

WE JUST WANT TO REMIND FOLKS TO HELP US OUT AND DO THAT.

I APPRECIATE THE MANY ? MAYOR MENTIONING THE SCHOOL EVENT AND MEETING EVERYONE AND MAKING CONNECTIONS.

I DO WANT TO MENTION. THERE'S ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH US AND MEET US WITH COFFEE ADDICT COP NEXT WEEK.

THAT WILL HAPPEN AT CARMELLA'S COFFEE SHOP SO WE INVITE EVERYONE TO COME OUT AND GET TO KNOW US.

WE WILL BE THERE SO WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO COME OUT.

>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR DOING THAT.

THAT MEANS A LOT TO US AND OUR COMMUNITY IS VERY EXCITED TO

[11. Comments by the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department ]

>> COMMENTS BY THE CORAL SPRINGS PARKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT. YOU'RE ALWAYS SO HAPPY.

>> TO SEE YOU GUYS. OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT WANTED TO SAY THANK YOU FOR HELPING OUT WITH THE BIG INCIDENT WE HAVE THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT.

THEY WERE VERY HELPFUL, ALLEGEDLY.

THEY WANTED US TO PASS ALONG. WE PHYSICALLY SERVED OVER 1100 MEALS. ASTRONOMICAL.

WE SOLD A LOT MORE TICKETS BECAUSE WE HAD SOME GREAT CHARITABLE PARTNERS THAT BOUGHT TICKETS AND WE KNEW THAT THEY WEREN'T COMING BUT THAT'S OKAY. WE TOOK THEIR MONEY.

1100 IS A LOT. THANK YOU FOR COMING.

IT'S A GREAT EVENT.E HAVE A GREAT TIME EVERY YEAR.

158 FIRE AND EMS CALLS IN THE CITY.

ALL EMS, WE HAD NO FIRE CALLS AND WE JUST FINISHED THE INTERVIEWS FOR THE NEW HIRES THAT YOU APPROVED, AND IT'S A FANTASTIC BUNCH. THEY ARE EXTREMELY QUALIFIED.

PEOPLE WITH EXPERIENCE FROM OTHER AGENCIES.

WE ARE GOING TO BE GIVING THEM A JOB OFFER ON NOVEMBER 4 AND THEY WILL BE STARTING ON DECEMBER 5. THEY WILL HAVE A INTERNAL TRAINING PROGRAM AND THEY WILL BE OUT ON THE STREETS SHORTLY AFTER THAT WE LOOK FORWARD TO BRINGING THEM AND MAYBE WE WILL BRING THEM IN THE NEXT MEETING AND INTRODUCE THEM TO YOU GUYS. THANK YOU.

>> ARE THERE ANY MEATBALLS LEFT?

>> WE ATE THEM ALL.

[12. Comments by the City Manager ]

>> I AM SURE YOU HAVE NO VOICE LEFT BECAUSE TODAY HE SPOKE MORE THAN YOU HAVE AT ANY MEETING BUT ARE THERE ANY FURTHER COMMENTS BY THE CITY MANAGER?

>> WE HAD SOME DISCUSSION ON ADVISORY BOARDS.E ARE GOING TO HAVE FURTHER DISCUSSION AT 5:30 PM ON NOVEMBER 16 AT A WORKSHOPS WILL START AT 5:30 PM AND 6 PM CGA WILL BE IN.

>> THAT'S NOT TO TALK ABOUT THE ORDINANCE BUT THE NEW APPOINTMENT.

>> ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS.

>> THAT'S WHAT I HEAR. >> AND THAT THE ACTUAL MEETING WE WILL APPOINT THE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS.

>> NO COMMENTS.

>> FRO

* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.