City Commission Regular Meeting on 2024-02-06 6:00 PM

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What opening ceremonies and acknowledgments begin the City Commission meeting?

Dean Trantalis 0:00
Welcome to the City Commission meeting this February sixth, twenty twenty four. I want to thank you all for being here tonight. Um uh tonight we will uh have a number of um opportunities here to to uh um recognize individuals in our community and for those of you who are here for the first time we begin with our Pledge of Allegiance and do some housekeeping on the agenda and so forth. So um Uh so let us begin and and to assist us in doing the pledge is Jeremiah Jones Destin and Romaia Marcellus. If I could please ask him to come up to the podium and if everyone can please stand. Look. No, no they no that no, no, no, by the police so they can do it in the microphone. Thank you for being here. And uh Put your right hand over your heart.
Dean Trantalis 0:55
Please please lead us in the place.
Adam Geller 1:00
To the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:08
nation, under God and the visible, with liberty and justice for
Unknown 1:12
all. Wonderful. Stay there.
Dean Trantalis 1:19
How are you? So tell me what school you're from.
Adam Geller 1:24
Wilton Manors Elementary.
Dean Trantalis 1:27
Really? And what grade are you in?
Adam Geller 1:28
Fifth
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:29
grade.
Dean Trantalis 1:29
Fifth grade, wonderful. And Jeremiah, what y what school are you from? I go to
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:33
Sunrise Middle
Dean Trantalis 1:33
Wait, can you speak in the microphone?
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:35
I go to Sunrise Middle School.
Dean Trantalis 1:37
Wonderful. Are you in the magnet program?
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:39
No.
Dean Trantalis 1:40
No? What year are you what uh grade are you in?
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 1:42
I'm in seventh grade.
Dean Trantalis 1:43
Seventh grade, wonderful. Well thank you for coming tonight. Are your families here? Where is the PI? Thank you. Uh these are your families? Right here? Well thank you very well. Very nice. Thank you very much. Tonight I'm gonna present each of them a little Bag of goodies, thank you for coming tonight. We appreciate it. Absolutely. Congratulations. Thank you, people for good work. Thank you for coming tonight.
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 2:11
Get a picture.
Dean Trantalis 2:13
Photo with the mayor?
Pamela Beasley-Pittman 2:38
Thank you for coming. Thank you.
Dean Trantalis 2:44
Uh if you could all please join me in a moment of silence.
Dean Trantalis 2:59
Thank you. Mr Clerk, could you please call the roll?
Unknown 3:02
Commissioner Herbst. Commissioner Glassman? Yeah. Vice Mayor Beasley Pittman. Yeah. Commissioner Sturman? Yeah. Mayor Trentals.
Dean Trantalis 3:08
Here. Uh we have a couple of agenda announcements, but before I do that I'd like to uh announce um some of the city employees who are retiring this month, uh who have served very long periods of time. If I could just take this uh point of privilege and uh announce their names. First, Todd Nobles, uh facility supervisor with Parks and Rec, after thirty three years of service, congratulations Todd. Yeah. Uh Edward Reed, uh park supervisor in Parks and Rec. He's been with us for thirty four years. Eric Brugna um has been a major in our police department who's now retiring. He's been with us twenty seven years. Austin Merchant, a senior construction worker in Parks and Rick, fifteen years. Jo Ann Lorber, assistant fire chief in the fire rescue division, twenty eight years.
Dean Trantalis 4:12
Congratulations. And finally, Martha Mazzarelli, a captain in fire rescue, uh been hi with us twenty four years. Congratulations. A gold watch will be sent to each of you in the mail. Please look for it. Yes.
Dean Trantalis 4:34
Okay, we have a few agenda announcements. Uh CP three, the item is to be removed from the agenda. Uh CP four, exhibit six was revised adding the negotiated term sheets, pages one and two. And then R nine, the case number. There's a scrivener's error if this matters, uh to any of us, but it's UDP E V two thousand seven. Uh so with that said do I hear a motion to
Steven Glassman 5:03
Could you could you go over those the two the first two that you mentioned?
Dean Trantalis 5:06
Oh I'm sorry. Uh C P three, the items to be removed from the agenda. C P three? C P as in Paul. Okay, got it. And um And CP four, exhibit six was revised. To add the the term sheets one and two. Thank you. Okay. Do I hear a motion to approve the minutes in the agenda as amended? So may
Steven Glassman 5:31
I also have uh some edits to the minutes?
Dean Trantalis 5:35
Oh
Steven Glassman 5:36
sorry. Thank you. Appreciate it. Um the minutes that we're gonna be looking at this evening, City Commission regular meeting, meeting minutes, December nineteenth, twenty twenty three. On page seven. On item C R two, um I believe what was stated that sa is Sailboat Bend is the only historically designated residential neighborhood in the entire city.

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