[1. CALL TO ORDER]
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>> WE'D LIKE TO CALL THIS MEETING TO ORDER THIS ASK THE FORT PIERCE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY.
THIS IS SEPTEMBER, 2022. PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE OF APLEGGIANS. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION, UNDER GOD, INDY WITHSIBILITY WITH LIPTY AND
JUSTICE FOR ALL. >> CALE ROLL, PLEASE.
[4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES]
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES FROM THE AUGUST 9TH, 2022 FPRAREGULAR MEETING. >> MOVE FOR THE APPROVE.
>> SECOND, MOTION AND SECOND, CALL THE ROLL PLEASE.
WE HAVE COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC.
I DON'T BELIEVE ANYONE SIGNED. >> ASK THERE ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE THAT WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS THE FPRA, SEE NOTHING
[6. CONSENT AGENDA]
MOVEMENT, CLOSE FOR PUBLIC HEARING AND MOVE ON.>> WE HAVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. >> ANY ITEM THAT ANY COMMISSIONER OR BOARD MEMBER WOULD LIKE TO PULL.
IF NOT I'LL ENTERTAIN A MOTION. >> NEED TO BRING UP AND MAKE
SURE ITEM A. >> A, ANYTHING ELSE?
>> ACTUALLY -- THAT'S NOT THE RIGHT ONE, NO.
I JUST HAD TO MAKE SURE OF THE ADDRESS, SORRY, I WAS CONFUSED.
>> WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION.
>> MOTION TO APPROVE. >> APPROVE.
>> MOTION AND SECOND, CALL THE ROLL, PLEASE.
[a. Approval of Proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 FPRA Operating Budget]
IFS CAL YEAR 2022-2023 FPRA OPERATING BUDGETS.>> MR. MEMBERSHIPS. >> MADAM CHAIR, WE HAVE OUR DIRECTOR OF FINANCE WHO IS GOING GIVE US A VERY, VERY BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE OPERATING BUDGET AND A PLAN FOR THE UPCOMING FY
23 PROGRAM YEAR. >> MS. MORRIS.
>> GOOD EVENING, MAYOR, COMMISSIONERS.
WILL BE VERY BRIEF, WE HAVE TWO SLIDES.
OUR FISCAL YEAR 2023 BUDGET IS BALANCED AT $9 ,271,702.
IT IS AN INCREASE OF ONE MILLION 639, 997.
>> WE'RE ALMOST HAVE A SLIDE YEAR.
ALL RIGHT, THED A VALOREM TAXES THAT MAINLY MAKES UP THIS BUDGET IS 9 ,054,000, 2 AND THAT IS A. 1 ,200,INCREASE FROM LAST FISCAL YEAR. IN THE EXPENDITURE OR EXPENSES FOR FPRA THERE IS ONE NEW POSITION BEING ADDED AND AS WE EXPLAINED PRIOR, THAT POSITION IS HOUSED IN THE GENERAL FUNDS AND WILL BE AN STRAITIVE TRANSFER TO COVER THAT POSITION.
WE CONTINUE TO ALLOCATE THE $350,000 FOR THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS. THERE IS $450,000 THAT IS ALLOCATED FOR TRANSFER FOR THE OPERATION COSTS AT THE SUNRISE THEATER. AND THIS YEAR IN IS A $600,000 TRANSFER TO THE GENERAL FUNDS AND THE BALANCE AFTER THIS TRANSFER IS $6 ,, 440,000 227. AND THAT IS OUR BRIEF OVERVIEW
OF OUR FPRA BUDGET. >> QUESTIONS.
>> YES, SIR. >> I'M JUST REALLY HAPPY TO SEE THAT WE'RE WHITTLING DOWN THAT AMOUNT.
>> YES. >> WHEN IT I FIRST STARTED YEARS AND YEARS AGO I KEPT THINKING TO MYSELF WE'RE NEVER GOING HAVE ANY FUNDS WHATSOEVER TO BE ABLE TO DO ANY PROJECTS WITH.
AND I'M GLAD TO KNOW THAT IS WHAT IS HAPPENING AND THIS THING IS FINALLY COMING TOGETHER. SO WE HAVE HEALED THE SINS OF THE PAST, IT SEEMS LIKE AND WE'RE WORKING ON OUR OWN.
I'M REALLY, REALLY PROUD OF THAT.
>> THEY'RE DEFINITELY MOVING TOWARD THAT FROM 9 MILLION TO 6.4. LIKE YOU SAID, NEVER THOUGHT WE'D SEE IT, BUT IT IS HAPPENING.
>> AND I THOUGHT IT WAS ESPECIALLY GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE
REDUCTION IN DEBT. >> YES, YES.
>> FPRA AND THE GENERAL FUND HAVE BEEN CRIPPLED FOR SO MANY YEARS BECAUSE OF THE DEBT. BE SO THIS COMMISSION DID A GOOD
JOB. >> VERY, VERY GOOD JOB, I WILL SAY SO. SO WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
APPROVE. >> MAY OR, MAKE THE MOTION THAT WE APPROVE THE PROPOSED FISCAL 2023 FPRA OPERATING BUDGET.
>> SECOND. >> MOTION AND A SECOND, CALL THE ROLL, PLEASE.
[b. Authorize expenditure of FPRA funds for Downtown Police detail]
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>> NEXT WE HAVE AUTHORIZE EXPENDITURE OF FPRA FUNDS FOR
DOWNTOWN POLICE DETAIL. >> MR. MEMBERSHIPS.
>> YES, MA'AM, MADAM CHAIR, AS WE CONTINUE TO WORK TOWARD BUILDING A REVITALIZED DOWNTOWN AND JUST REVITALIZE FPRA IN GENERAL, ONE OF THE MAJOR WANTS AND DESIGNS OF THE -- DESIRES OF THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY IS INCREASE POLICE PRESENCE AND A FEELING OF SAFETY AND SECURITY. NOW, I HEARD DOWNTOWN IS 1 OF THE MOST VIBRANT PLACES ON THE TREASURE COAST, ESPECIALLY ON THE WEEKEND, BUT WHAT I DO SEE IS WE HAVE A PLETHORA OF BARS AND RESTAURANTS THAT ARE OPENED. THERE IS A LOT OF ACTIVITY AND A LOT OF THINS GOING ON AND THEN ON SATURDAY MORNINGS WE HAVE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE COMING IN FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES TO OUR CITY, AS WELL AS ON SUNDAY I THINK THERE A QUITE A FEW PEOPLE WHO COME DOWN TO FORT PIERCE TO ENJOY A NICE BRUNCH.
WHAT WE WOULD LIKE TO DO IS HAVE TO TWO DEDICATED POLICE OFFICERS EVERY WEEKEND ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, FRIDAY, A TOTAL OF EIGHT HOURS, SATURDAY A TOTAL OF 18 HOURS AND ON ALSO ON SUNDAY DURING THE MORNING. FOR A TOTAL OF 30 HOURS PER WEEK THAT WOULD HAVE A DETAIL THAT WOULD BE FUNDED BY THE FPRA.
INCREASED POLICE PRINCE HAS BEEN ASKED OF THE CITY FOR SEVERAL YEARS BY THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ALLIANCE.
AND THIS IS IS A METHODOLOGY THAT CAN'T BE FUNDED BY THE FPRA TO GET US TO THAT POINT. WHEN THERE IS GREAT ACTIVITY, GREAT VISITATION AND GREAT PRESENCE, WE CAN HAVE THE POLICE THERE THAT WILL BE DEDICATEED AND WILL NOT BE PULLED OFF FROM THEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES AND DUTIES IF THERE IS ANOTHER EMERGENCY AT ANOTHER PART OF TOWN.
THEY WILL BE DEDICATED TO THAT AREA AND I THINK THAT WILL DEFINITELY GO A LONG WAY WITH THE BUSINESS AND THE VISITORS TO OUR DOWNTOWN AREA. SO THAT IS WHAT WE'RE ASKING OF YOU. TO AUTHORIZE THE FPRA STAFF TO EXPENSE A TOTAL OF $156,000 ANNUALLY FOR THIS PURPOSE.
>> $156. AND THEY'RE EMPLOYEES OF THE PAID FOR THE WEEKEND DETAIL. THEY'RE PAID BY FPRA.
>> THESE WOULD BE OFF-DUTY POLICE OFFICERS THAT WOULD SIGN UP FOR THIS DETAIL. IT COULD BE MALDONADO.
IT COULD BE YOU KNOW, OUR OTHER OFFICERS.
SO, ALL I'M SAYING, IS I THINK THIS GO A LONG WAY.
>> $156,000. >> IT WAS $35 AN HOUR, BUT, YOU
KNOW, THE. >> THEY HELD YOU UP.
>> INFLATION. IT WENT UP ON US.
AND I UNDERSTAND, WE HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF OUR OFFICERS.
AND THE COSTS OF DOING BUSINESS AND IN ALL FACETS IS GOING UP.
SO THAT WILL BE THE ACTUAL HOURLY COST, $50 PER HOUR.
>> I LOVE THE PROGRAM, BUT I REALLY THINK THAT CARE NEEDS TO BE GIVEN TO PICKING THOSE OFFICERS, NOT JUST OUT OF THE RANK-AND-FILE. IS IT BASICALLY OUR DIPLOMATS FOR WHAT WE ARE IN DOWNTOWN. WE HAVE A LOT OF VISITORS HERE.
WE HAVE PERSONALITY, I THINK, WILL BE A KEY PART OF THAT.
AND IT REALLY REPRESENTS THE WHOLE CITY.
AND IT IS CONTACT WITH FOLKS. AND I REALLY BELIEVE THAT, SOME CONSIDERATION NEEDS TO BE GIVEN IN THE CHOICE OF THOSE OFFICERS,
BASED ON THAT. >> MADAM MAYOR, SO NOT ONLY THAT, RIGHT, ONE OF MY CONCERNS, SO PARTICULARLY ON A SATURDAY NIGHT, THAT IS A 30-HOUR -- HOW LONG WAS THAT DETAIL, 18 HOURS.
>> FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. >> I HILT THE WRONG BUTTON.
>> SATURDAY I'M LOOKING AT 8:00 A.M. TO 2:00 A.M.
>> AND WE HAVE ACTIVITY THAT GOES UNTIL 2:00 A.M. IN DOWNTOWN
FORT PIERCE. >> I BELIEVE SO ISN'T THAT RIGHT, AUDREY YELL, AUDREY YELL IS DOWN THERE LATE, SO, YEAH.
>> PARTYING. AND SO, YEAH, THAT CONCERNS ME THAT 2:00 A.M. CROWD, BECAUSE THAT IS IS A CERTAIN CROWD AFTER THE BAR CURRENT TURNS OUT, RIGHT.
>> YES, SIR. >> NOT ONLY FOR SAFETY OF THEMSELVES BUT SAFETY OF OTHER PATRONS TRYING TO LEAVE.
>> ABSOLUTELY. AND SO WHAT STRUCK ME, THOUGH, IS THAT THESE WILL BE OFFICERS THAT WILL BE -- THAT WILL SIGN UP FOR THIS DETAIL, RIGHT? IT IS KIND OF LIKE ALMOST A SECURITY DETAIL, BUT WILL BE COMPENSATED BY THE CITY OF FORT PIERCE OR FPRA OF FORTH PIERCE.
>> RIGHT, THAT IS CORRECT. >> AND DEFINITELY, I WILL HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH OUR CHIEF TO LET HER KNOW OF THE REQUIREMENTS THAT THESE NEED TO BE AMBASSADORS OF OUR CITY.
AND ALL OF OUR POLICE. >> I WAS GOING TO SAY, RIGHT.
>> I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU WERE SAYING.
WHEN I WAS IN ATLANTA ONE TIME, I WAS IN MIDTOWN AND THEY HAD
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THESE FOLKS, I BELIEVE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, AND THEY HAD DIFFERENT UNIFORMS. AND THEY WERE VERY, YOU KNOW, HOSPITABLE, VERY COMMUNICATIVE. AND I BELIEVE THAT REALLY ABOLISHED A GREAT PRESENCE FOR VISITORS IN THE AREA.AND I BELIEVE THEY WE CAN DO THE SAME THING.
T IS A SMALL CONTINGENTSH ONLY TWO PEOPLE AND THEY'RE GOING TO
COVER A LARGE AREA. >> THAT I WAS GOING IN NEXT.
>> SO HOW DO THEY DO THAT? ARE THESE GUYS IN THE PATROL CAR? ARE THEY PATROL AND WALKING? ARE THEY ON SEGUE? HOW DO THEY COVER THIS AREA.
>> SEGUES, ATVS, CARS, BIKES. THERE S ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT MECHANISMS FOR THEM TO GET AROUND.
AND I'M THINKING OF THE DOWNTOWN AREA IS FROM SEAWAY DRIVE TO CITRUS AVENUE, WEST OF BOUNDED ON THE WEST BY U.S. 1 AND BOUNDED ON THE EAST BY THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON.
>> JUST TO ADD, I'M VERY APPRECIATIVE THAT WE'RE TAKING ON THIS INITIATIVE WORKING WITH THE DBA FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS NOW. THERE HAS BEEN A LONG CONVERSATION ABOUT THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND THIS TYPE OF PRESENCE. BUT WHAT I FEEL LIKE IN ADDITION TO JUST THE FOCUS AND THE DOWNTOWN WHAT IS HAPPENING THERE IS THE RESOURCES PRESERVED FOR THE PEACOCK ARTS DISTRICT AND FOR SOUTH BEACH OR FOR OTHER AREAS OFFER CITY WHERE WE'RE NOT PULLING THOSE OFFICERS AWAY AND NOW WE HAVE A PRESENCE, YOU KNOW, IN OUR NORMAL DUTIES NORMAL DETAILS IN ADDITION TO THE DOWNTOWN ENVIRONMENT. AND I THINK THAT IS THE KEY INGREDIENT TO THIS ENTIRE PROCESS.
AND I'M VERY SUPPORTIVE OF THE INITIATIVE.
SO THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS. >> YES, SIR.
>> COMMISSIONER GAINES. >> REAL QUICK, SOMETHING TO FOLLOW UP ON WHAT COMMISSIONER CURTIS JOHNSON SAID, YOUR TIMES
ARE 8-2 ON SATURDAY. >> 8 TO 2 AND MY CONCERN IS, IF A BAR IS CLOSING AT TWO AND OFFICERS ARE LEAVING AT TWO HOW ARE WE GOING TO CONTROL THE ONES THAT DON WANT TO GO TO THEIR CAR AT 2? SO WE MIGHT WANT TO LOOK AT YOU
KNOW WHAT I MEAN. >> I CAN'T SPEAK TO THAT BUT I'M
JUST. >> HOW MANY PLACES DO WE HAVE
THAT CLOSE AT 2? >> I DON'T KNOW.
>> IF THEY CLOSE AT 1 AND AT 2, I UNDERSTAND, BUT.
>> PROBABLY NEED TO BE AT THE JETTY LOUNGE BEACH.
>> I WAS ABOUT TO BRING THAT UP, TOO, MA'AM.
>> JUST TO GO FURTHER THAN WHAT COMMISSIONER JOHNSON SAID, YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE CROWD THAT HAD BEEN IN THE BARS AND LEAVING HAVING A GOOD TIME, AT 2:00, THE BARS ARE CLOSING AND ARE THE OFFICERS -- IF THE OFFICERS ARE NOT PRESENT AT 2, ARE WE REALLY SERVING WHAT -- ARE WE REALLY DOING WHAT -- SO, SO.
>> I'M JUST, I DON'T HAVE THE, I DON'T HAVE THE SOLUTION, I'M JUST SAYING, MAYBE WE NEED TO REARRANGE THE TIMES OR LOOK AT REARRANGING TIMES WHERE IT MIGHT BE 2:30, SOMETHING TO A 2:30, WHATEVER, GIVE PEOPLE TIME TO JUST TO CONTROL THE CROWD, BECAUSE WHAT YOU DON'T WANT IS WE'RE THERE ALL DAY, OFFICERS LEAVE AT 2 AND THEY PROBABLY WOULDN'T, BUT I'M SAYING OFFICERS LEAVE AT 2, 2:15, SOMETHING HAPPENS, BECAUSE SOMEBODY DIDN'T WANT TO LEAVE OR WHATEVER, AND THEN THAT IS A NEGATIVE STAIN ON DOWNTOWN FORT PIERCE.
SO I'M JUST TRYING TO SAY, LET'S WORK WITH THE TIME.
I LOVE THE IDEA AND MADAM CHAIR, YOU SAID ABOUT THE JETTY -- I'LL
LEAVE THAT ALONE. >> IT WAS A JOKE.
>> I GET MYSELF IN TROUBLE WITH THAT ONE.
>> IT WAS A JOKE. >> I GET ENOUGH CALLS NOW.
BUT I LOVE THE IDEA AND IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
I ALSO LOVE THE IDEA, I THINK SOMEBODY SAID, LIKE THE DIFFERENT SHIRTS OR SOMETHING, SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, IDENTIFYING FORT PIERCE POLICE, BUT JUST PART OF DOWNTOWN AND SAY, HEY, I LOVE THE IDEA BECAUSE IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE -- IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE IF YOU SEE AN OFFICER.
IT JUST DOES MADAM CHAIR. >> JUST BEING AWARE OF WHAT HAPPENS DOWNTOWN EVERY NOW AND THEN I GET TO VENTURE OUT IF I SLEEP LATE THE MORNING OF THE EVENING THAT I'M GOING OUT, LIKE THAT I DON'T THINK WE HAVE TO WORRY TOO, TOO MUCH, BUT LET'S USE DATA AND CALL VOLUME TO EVAULT THAT AND LET'S LET THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT TELL US. >> YES, LET'S LET THEM TELL US THAT INFORMATION. THEY MIGHT SAY IT IS OKAY WE HAVE TWO OR THREE, BECAUSE WE HAVE MORE PROBABLY ABOLISHMENTS OUTSIDE OF THIS LITTLE ZONE THAT ARE, THAT ARE OPEN LATER AND
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THAT I'M AWARE OF THAT CAUSED TROUBLE IN THE PAST, SO ANYWAY,LET THE DATA SPEAK. >> I HAVE NO PROBLEM COMMISSIONER JOHNSON, I'M JUST THROWING IT OUT THERE.
>> YOU'RE RIGHT. >> IF WE'RE GOING TO DO IT, LET'S DO IT SO THE RESIDENTS GET TO SOE THE OFFICERS THERE AND RESIDENTS CAN FEEL PROTECTED AT ALL TIMES THAT IS WHAT I'M
TRYING TO SAY. >> COMMISSIONER C. JOHNSON.
>> I JUST WANT TO BE CLEAR THAT THESE OFFICERS THERE ARE THERE TO DETER CRIME AND THERE TO RESPOND TO ANY CRIMINAL ACTIVITY GOING ON DOWN THERE, RIGHT, AS WELL? YOU KNOW, THESE -- THEY ARE SWORN OFFICERS, SO, IF SOMEONE IS BREAKING IN CARS, IF SOMEONE IS ASSAULTING SOMEONE OR ACTING THE CASE, THEY WILL ACT IN A CASE OF A POLICE OFFICER.
>> I CERTAINLY HOPE SO, SIR. >> I'M JUST MAKING SURE BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, WE WANT TO HAVE PEOPLE WHO KNOW HOW TO COMMUNICATE, BUT THESE OPPORTUNITIES DO BRING ABOUT UNFORTUNATELY, THOSE SITUATIONS WHERE SOMEONE HAS HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK OR SOMEONE'S BETTER HALF HAS SAID SOMETHING THAT SAID SOMETHING AND CAUSED A RAUCOUS DOWN THERE AND WE NEED TO DEAL WITH IT.
AND I THINK TO BE RESPONSIVE OF THAT IS IS A GOOD STEWART, AND I THINK FROM AN ECONOMIC STANDPOINT, OUR OFFICERS BEING AFFORDED A OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND THEIR CURRENT PAY PROVIDING OFF-DUTY DETAIL IS A GREAT TESTIMONY TO THAT TYPE OF DETAIL DRIVING FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY.
>> YES, SIR. >> AND I THINK WITH ALL KNOW THAT HAVING A SAFE CITY AND HAVING A SAFE DOWNTOWN IS REALLY IMPORTANT AND I THINK THAT OUR BUSINESSES AND THE PATRONS WILL VERY MUCH APPRECIATE THEIR PRESENCE.
>> YES, MA'AM. >> SO YOU, WE NEED A MOTION FOR
DOES SOMEBODY WANT TO MAKE A MOTION.
>> I MOVE WE APPROVE AND ACCEPT THE FORT PIERCE DETAIL FOR THE DOWNTOWN AREA IN THE HOURS SUBMITTED ALONG WITH THE BUDGET.
>> SECOND. >> MOTION AND SECOND, CALL THE ROLL, PLEASE.
>> AND I THINK I WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST MAYBE IN SIX MONTH, THREE TO SIX MONTHS TIME WE GET A REPORT ON KIND OF HOW IT
WORKS. >> I WAS THINKING OF STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AS WELL, YEAH, SOME, CRIME STATISTICS AS TO WHAT HAPPENS DURING THOSE HOURS IF THIS IS NEEDED IF IT IS WORKING, WHAT, YOU KNOW WHAT WORKED WHAT HASN'T.
I THINK THAT IS A GREAT IDEA, YES, MA'AM.
[c. Introduction to Targeted Corridor Paint Program]
>> NEXT THE INTRODUCTION TO THAT TARGETED CORRIDOR PAINT PROGRAM.
>> MR. MIMMSS. THIS IS MIRIAM GARCIA WHO IS GO TO WALK US THROUGH OUR BRAND-NEW TARGETED PAINT PROGRAM FOR THE
>> MAYOR HUDSON. I PRESENT THE FPRA BOARD.
LET ME JUST GET MIR PRESENT 8 UP.
LINDA, CAN YOU ASSIST ME IT IS JUST ON A BLACK SCREEN.
>> WE DON'T HAVE ONE HERE. >> FLU WE DO CAN YOU SEE IT THERE ON YOUR SCREENS ASK I'M HERE TO PRESENT THE TARGETED PAINT CORRIDOR PROGRAM. OUR TARGETED CORRIDOR IS THE MUCH-ANTICIPATED SCORE DO SINCE WE GET SO MANY INQUIRIES AND A LOT OF COMPLAINTS ON THE ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR.
THAT WILL BE THE FIRST ONE THAT WE'LL FOCUS ON.
SO ALL OF THE PARCELS ALONG ORANGE AVENUE FROM 33RD STREET TO MELODY LANE WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS TARGETED CORRIDOR PAINT PROGRAM THE INTENT OF THE PROGRAM IS TO SUPPORT THE REVITALIZATION OF THE FPRA BY ASSISTING PROPERTY OWNERS TO RESTORE AND IMPROVE APPEARANCE OF THEIR COMMERCIAL
AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. >> $50,000 OF THIS PROGRAM WAS INCLUDED IN THE FPRA PROJ JECT-BASED BUDGET PRESENTED IN JULY. THE PROGRAM OFFERS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF A REIMBURSABLE GRANT UP TO $1,000 PER PROPERTY FOR EXTERIOR PAINT AND PAIN SUPPLIES.
WE PLAN ON LAUNCHING THE PROGRAM IN OCTOBER.
AND WE'LL KEEP IT OPEN FOR THE ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR FOR 60 DAYS IF AFTER 60 DAYS IF WE HAVE FUNDS LEFT OVER WE CAN OPEN IT FOR ANOTHER TARGETED CORRIDOR. SO OUR APPLICATION PROCESS, THE FUNDS WILL BE DISPERCENTED ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS.
THE APPLICANTS WOULD SUBMIT THEIR APPLICATION, PAINT SWATCH
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OR PAINT SAMPLE AND PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY TO REVIEW THEIR ELIGIBILITY. ONCE WE DETERMINE IF THEIR APPLICATION IS APPROVED THEY WILL GO OUT AND PURCHASE PAINT FROM A RETAILER OF THEIR CHOICE. THEY'LL SUBMIT THEIR RECEIPTS AND PHOTOS OF THE COMPLETED PROJECT FOR REIMBURSEMENT SO OUTREACH, HOW ARE WE GOING TO TARGET EVERY PROPERTY OF THE ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR? WE'RE GOING TO DO OUR REGULAR SOCIAL MEDIA AND PRESS RELEASES. WE'RE ALSO GOING TO SEND NOTICES IN THE MAIL TO ALL THE PROPERTY OWNERS.WE'RE GOING TO GO DOOR-TO-DOOR PASSING OUT THE FLIERS AND INFORMING THEM OF THE PROGRAM. AND WE'RE ALSO GOING TO ATTEND THE ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR ASSOCIATION MEETING THAT IS SET TO BE SCHEDULED THIS MONTH. I'LL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. >> IS IT RESIDENTIAL AND
BUSINESS? >> YES, RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES ARE ELIGIBLE.
>> SO I JUST HAVE A QUESTION THAT HOPPED IN MY -- POPPED IN MY HEAD. IF IT IS A COMMERCIAL ABOLISHMENT, IS A PERMIT REQUIRED.
>> THAT'S A GREAT QUESTION. >> I THINK WE NEED HAVE THAT COVERED BECAUSE THAT WILL ADD TO THE EXPENSE -- I KNOW, BUT THIS
IS FT. PIERCE. >> I DON'T THINK YOU'RE REQUIRED
TO HAVE PERMIT. >> NOT JUST TO PAINT.
>> FOR EXTERIOR PAIN, ONLY FOR THE EXTERIOR, RIGHT.
>> I THINK WE NEED TO GET CLARIFICATION ON THAT AND MAKE THAT PART OF THE DISCUSSION OR AT LEAST THE DESCRIPTION OF WHAT IS GOING ON SO THAT FOLKS DON'T THINK THEY'RE DOING SOMETHING
THAT IS NOT A. >> EAST ORDY ANSWER IS CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WASN'T REQUIRED BUT I'LL MAKE SURE NOTHING WAS
CHANGED. >> AND WITH THE KILLING
DEMOCRAT, YEAH. >> MADAM CHAIR, YES, GREAT PROGRAM. I LIKE IT.
MAYBE A SUGGESTION OR THOUGHT AND IT LOOKS LIKE YOU PUT A LOT INTO THIS. IT IS $1,000 PER PERSON ONCE
APPROVED, RIGHT. >> PER PROPERTY.
>> PER PROPERTY, I'M SORRY. FER PROPERTY.
ANY THOUGHT GIVEN TO MAYBE KIND OF MAKE THE SURE THAT THEY PAINT COLORS ARE CONSISTENT, YOU KNOW, PAINT FROM BENJAMIN MOORE IS DIFFERENT THAN PAINT FROM ANOTHER PAINT STORE JUST NAME ANY OUT THERE. AND MAYBE IF THERE WAS SOMEONE, A COMPANY WILLING TO WORK WITH THE CITY AND THOSE RESIDENTS AND/OR COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES TO GET THEM AT A SUPPLEMENTED-TYPE PRICE STRUCTURE THAT COULD GO A LOT FURTHER, BECAUSE SOME OF THOSE TEMPERATURE STRUCTURES MAY BE A LITTLE BIT LARGER THAN NECESSARILY A RESIDENTIAL HOUSE. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU'VE GIVEN ANY THOUGHT, THAT BUT I'M SURE WE CAN FIND SOMEONE WHO WOULD LOVE TO PARTNER WITH US. AND THEN ALSO, TO ENSURE THAT THE PAINT QUALITY IS CONSISTENT, RIGHT? BECAUSE THERE ARE DIFFERENT TEXTURES OF PAINT OUT THERE AND DIFFERENT COMPANIES PUT DIFFERENT THINGS IN THEIR PAINT AND YOU CAN TELL A VERSION OF PAINT THAT COMES FROM ONE STORE TO ANOTHER. AND ALONG WITH THE -- THE OTHER QUESTION IS THEY WILL HAVE SEVEN SWATCHES TO PICK FROM.
>> THEY WILL PRESENT IT TO US AND IF THE STAFF THINKS IT IS A DECENT COLOR, THEN WE WOULD. WE ALSO HAVE A SUGGESTED COLOR
PATET. >> WE HAVE A COLOR THEME WE'RE TRYING TO ORCHESTRATE FROM ONE END TO THE NEXT.
>> WE DO IT IS FROM SHERIFF WIN WILLIAMS, WE'RE JUST SUGGESTING
ONE OF THOSE COLLARS. >> WHAT IS THAT THEME?
>> I FORGOT THE NAME, DO YOU REMEMBER THE NAME?
THAT'S GREAT. >> NEUTRAL COLORS.
>> YES, SIR. >> DO BELIEVE ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR DOES TRAVERSE THE HISTORIC DISTRICT.
AND I DO BELIEVE THERE ARE CERTAIN COLORS WITHIN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT THAT NEED TO BE ADHERED TO ALONG THAT CORRIDOR. SO IF WE DO GET APPLICATION WITHIN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, AND I BELIEVE OUR HISTORY HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER MAY NEED TO WEIGH IN TO
THE PAINT COLOR. >> WHAT DISTRICT IS IT IN, WHAT
DISTRICT WOULD IT BE IN. >> BOSTON AVENUE AREA, I'M THINKING CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN THEN AMPLE OAKS AND RIVER'S EDGE.
I DON'T KNOW IF OFFENDING E ORANGE AVENUE.
>> TO MY POINT, THOUGH, MY THOUGHT IS YOU GO AND TRAVERSE SEVERAL CULTURES FROM OUT THERE. YOU START THE LATINO COMMUNITY AND THE HAITIAN COMMUNITY, AND YOU HAVE THE TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY THAT IS IN THERE AND THEN YOU GET INTO DOWNTOWN.
ALL OF THOSE ARE DIFFERENT CULTURES AND HOW THEY THINK ABOUT VIBRANCY AND PAINT COLOR. SO WE -- THAT IS WHY I'M TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT WITH THIS PALLET WE HAVE SOMEM WE CAN AT LEAST THOUGHT THIS IS OUR THEME.
AND CAN YOU HELP WITH, THAT BECAUSE WE'VE GOT A LOT OF CULTURE THERE AND, IT WOULD BE INTERESTING.
>> COMMISSIONER JOHNSON, I LOVE HOW YOU WALK THAT LINE.
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YOU WALKED THAT LINE. JUST REAL QUICK.I'M THINKING ON ORANGE AVENUE AND THINKING I KNOW THERE IS SOME CHURCHES ON ORANGE AVENUE. THE CHURCH CHURCHES QUALIFY FOR THIS PROGRAM IF THEY WANT TO OR THEY'RE NOT.
NON-PROFITERS ARE ELIGIBLE. >> COUNCIL ON AGING IS ON THERE,
TOO. >> JUST BECAUSE IT WAS BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION BY THE CITY MANAGER ON YOUR PRESENT 8, I LOVE HOW YOU MATCHED THE COLORS IN THE PAINT, THE FPRA LOGO.
>> IT IS BEAUTIFUL. >> FORWARDED IT TO MY ATTENTION, I WANT TO PUT THAT OUT, THAT HE HAD COLORS, I DON'T.
>> BUT I JUST WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE CHURCH, THANK YOU, I LOVE
THE IDEA. >> AND THE ORANGE AVENUE IS THE MAIN QUARTER FOR THE PEACOCKS ART DISTRICT.
>> RIGHT. >> SO YOU DON'T KNOW IF SOMEBODY IS GOING TO WANT TO DO VIBRANT COLORS OR WHATEVER.
>> IT IS GOING TO BE -- YOU'RE GOING TO SEE SOME SWATCHES COME IN YOU'RE GOING TO SEE SOME SWATCHES.
>> THERE IS A BILLING ON U.S. 1 NEXT TO WHITES TACK TACKLE THAT IS PURPLE, VIVID PURPLE AND VIVID GREEN.
YOU KNOW WHERE THAT IS? >> YEAH, YEAH.
SO, ENOUGH SAID ABOUT THAT. >> THIS IS A GREAT IDEA AND I HOPE PEOPLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT AND MAYBE IF THERE IS GOING TO BE OVER 1,000, THEY CAN MATCH IT OR COME UP WITH SOME OF THEIR OWN MONEY, TOO OKAY, WISH MR. BEY WAS STILL HERE, HE KNOWS ALL ABOUT DOESN'T HE. LIFT TOO EARLY.
DO WE NEED A APPROVAL OF THIS? OR ARE YOU JUST ADVISING US OF
THIS? >> MADAM CHAIR, IT IS ACTUALLY PART OF THE PROGRAM BUDGET THAT WE PRESENTED IN JULY THIS IS AN OVERVIEW OF THAT. OUT SO IT IS ACTUALLY I COULD SAY IT WOULD BE GREAT FOR HAVE A MOTION APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF $50,000 EVEN THOUGH WE DID PRESENT IT WITHIN THE BUDGET, BUT THIS INDEPENDENT APPROVAL WOULD DEFINITELY ALLOW US TO
IS THERE A MOTION? >> MAKE A MOTION THAT WE APPROVE
THE CORN CORRIDOR PAINT PROGRAM. >> SECOND.
>> MOTION AND SECOND, CALL THE ROLL, PLEASE.
[d. Overview of disposal of surplus property in the FPRA district]
>> NEXT ITEM IS OVERVIEW OF DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PROPERTY IN
THE FPRA DISTRICT. >> MR. MIMMS.
>> WE HAVE OUR REDEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST AGAINST WHO IS GOING TO GIVE US A OVERVIEW OF THE POLICIES WITH REGARD TO CRA POLICIES. THERE HAS BEEN A CERTAIN SURGE OF REQUESTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF CRA PROPERTY, WHETHER WE GIVE IT TO SOMEONE, DONATE IT TO SOMEONE, COME UP WITH SOME SORT OF AGREEMENT I BELIEVE AS MIRIAM IS GOING TO SHOW YOU AND DEMONSTRATE, WE HAVE CERTAIN STATE-REQUIRED POLICIES THAT WE MUST FOLLOW. I'LL TURN IT OVER TO HER AT THIS
THE OVERVIEW OF THE DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY IN THE CRA THE CRA MY ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR RESIDENTIAL, RECREATIONAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, OR OTHER USES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CRA PLAN. ANY NEW REDEVELOPMENT MUST MEET THE GOALS OF THE FPRA PLAN. THE DISPOSITION PROCEDURES, SO PRIOR TO DISPOSITION OF ANY PROPERTY, THE CRA SHALL GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE DISPOSITION BY PUBLICATION IN A NEWSPAPER, AT LEAST ANY OTHER DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXECUTION.
THE CRA SHALL DISPOSE OF PROPERTY FOLLOWING THE COMPETITIVE SOLICIT 8 PROCESS. THE CRA SHALL CONSIDER ALL REDEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AND THE FINANCIAL AND LEGAL ABILITY OF THE PERSONS MAKING THE PROPOSALS TO CARRY THEM OUT.
>> THE CRA MY GOISHT FOR THE PURCHASE, LEASE OR OTHER TRANSFERS OF REAL PROPERTY SO FPRA SURPLUS PROPERTIES WE CURRENTLY HAVE 23 VACANT LOTS OF PROPERTIES DECLARED AS SURPLUS, LIKE MR. MIMMS SAID WE HAD A HIGH SURGE OF INQUIRIES ON THESE
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PROPERTIES FROM INDIVIDUALS AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.WE HAVE UPDATED OUR PROCEDURES OR ADDED A FEW MORE ITEMS TO OUR PAPERWORK TO MAKE IT A LITTLE EASIER SO THAT ONCE WE'RE READY TO ISSUE THE F RFPS WE CAN MOVE FORWARD WITH THAT.
I BELIEVE THAT IS ALL WE HAVE. QUESTIONS OF STAFF?
>> MADAM CHAIR, SO I'M GOING TO NEED A LITTLE CLARITY, BECAUSE I'M GETTING A LITTLE CONFUSED AWAY HAD A PROGRAM ONCE BEFORE WHERE WE HAD SURPLUS PROPERTIES AND WE PUT OUT THERE THROUGH
FPRA, CORRECT? >> WE'VE DONE SURPLUS PROPERTY AND SOLICIT 8 FOR FPRA AND CITY OF FT. PIERCE PROPERTIES.
>> I THINK THAT IS WHERE I'M GETTING CONFUSED.
I REMEMBER SOME OF THOSE PROPERTIES SPECIFICALLY WHEN THEY WERE WITH INSIDE THE FPRA AREA.
BUT I THINK WE DIDN'T AS A CITY. >> SOME WERE CITY OWNED AND SOME
WERE FPRA OWNED. >> I GUESS WHAT I WOULD LIKE THE HAVE CLARIFICATION ON IS, IS FOR THE CITY PROGRAM THAT WE PUT SURPLUS PROPERTY OUT, WE HAD SOME CALL BASKETBALLS IN THERE CERTAIN THINGS DIDN'T GET DONE EWE HAD A SENSE OF URGENCY OF STRUCTURES GETTING BUILT. THERE WERE A NUMBER OF STEPS THAT WE REQUIRED. AND I'D LIKE TO HAVE AN UPDATE ON THAT BEFORE I CAN UNDERSTAND IN, BECAUSE I DON'T SEE WHAT I THOUGHT I WOULD SEE BASED ON THE PROVISIONS AND CALLBACKS AND I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHERE WE ARE FIRST IN CONTEXAS OF THIS.
DOES THAT MAKE INNOCENCE. >> YES, SIR.
>> SOME OF THOSE PROPERTIES THAT I KNOW WE LISTED FROM THE CITY ARE DIRECTLY IN THE FPRA RIGHT NOW.
>> YES. >> AND NOW WE'RE TALKING ABOUT OR PROPERTIES IN FPRA ALSO IN THE CITY OF FORT PIERCE, OBVIOUSLY WE'RE TALKING ABOUT PUTTING THEM OUT FOR RFP, MY CONCERN IS WE PUT SOME OUT THERE AND WHERE ARE WE WITH THE PROPS
WE'VE PUT OUT ALREADY. >> SO I'M GETTING THAT CONFUSED BY YOU TALKING ABOUT THAT WITH THE LIEN REDUCTION PROGRAM,
WHICH THAT WAS PRIVATE PROPERTY. >> YES.
>> PEOPLE BUYING PRIVATE PROPERTY.
>> NO, NO NO NOT AT ALL, NOT A DOUBT.
THESE ARE PROPERTIES CANE TELL YOU PIECE OF PROPERTY NEXT TO THE OAKS AT MORRIS CREEK PROPERTY, A LITTLE PIECE OF PROPERTY TO THE RIGHT ONCE YOU GO ACROSS 13TH STREET AND
THEY WENT INTO THE PROCESS. >> I REMEMBER U.S. 1 WHERE THE OATH OLD HOTEL USED TO BE WASN'T THAT FPR.
>> A NUMBER OF APPROACHES TO, TOO WE PUT UP TO A SPECIFICALLY DEVELOP AND WE ASKED PEOPLE, BECAUSE THEY HAD TO SHOW THEIR WORTH, ABOUT TO BE ABLE TO FUNDS WHATEVER THAT PROJECT WAS AND I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHERE WITH ARE WITH THAT.
>> CAN YOU GO BACK TO THE SLIDE ARE THEY SCATTERED AROUND.
>> THEY ARE SCATTERED. >> THERE IS NOT THREE IN A ROW
OR SOMETHING THAT COULD BE. >> NO.
>> AND THEY'RE RESIDENTIAL. >> CORRECT.
AND SO UP ON, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR FROM US MR. MIMMSS
OR MARIAN. >> ACTUALLY THIS WAS QUESTION ABOUT HOW WE DISPOSE OF FPRA ON PROPERTIES, THE POLICY AND PROCEDURE WAS PLACED BEFORE YOU IN ESSENCE, WE HAVE TO DECLARE SURPLUS AND ADVERTISE THEM FOR CERTAIN PERIOD OF TIME AND ACCEPT COMPETITIVE BIDS FOR EACH PIECE OF PROPERTY INNED BY THE
FPRA. >> WE DECLARED 23 OF THEM ALREADY, RIGHT ARE THERE MORE OVER AND ABOVE THAT.
>> THERE ARE A FEW MORE. I THINK WE STARTED WITH THEMORE ATTRACTIVE OPTIONS FIRST WE HAVE SLIVERS ALL OVER THE PLACE HERE AND THERE, AND WE'RE GOING TO COMPILE THEM AS WELL AND WE'LL COME BACK WITH THAT INFORMATION AS WELL AS A STATUS OF EVERY PIECE OF PROPERTY WE HAVE DISPOSED OF IN THE LAST YEAR OR
SO. >> IN COMDEX THE CONTEXT I WOULD LIKE TO BE ABLE TO SEE THAT SIDE BY SIDE TO BE ABLE TO SEE WOO I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT THE MAINTENANCE COST IS ON THAT STUFF, TOO. BECAUSE WE'RE -- IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY THAT IS COMING OUT OF OUR FUNNING FOR THAT.
>> J. JOHNSON DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY.
>> I WOULD ADD THE LACK OF TAX REVENUE.
LOOKING AT THE WHOLE NUMBER, MIGHT AS WELL LOOK AT THE WHOLE
>> SO YOU'RE JUST BRINGING THIS TO US FOR INFORMATION AND THEN YOU'RE GOING GIVE US MORE INFORMATION BASED ON OUR
THIS IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY, BUT BASED ON E UPON THE
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OUTCOME OF WHAT I'VE HEARD THUS FAR WE'LL HAVE MORE SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON OUR EFFORTS THUS FAR.>> AND I THINK WE ALL WOULD LIKE TO GET THESE BACK ON THE TAX
ROLLS. >> ABSOLUTELY, ABSOLUTELY.
>> THESE ARE BEING ADVERTISED NOW.
>> NO. NOT THESE 23 BUT THAT IS THE GAME PLAN. WE HAD A CERTAIN CLUSTER THAT WE AWARDED TO A PROSPECTIVE DEVELOPER, UNFORTUNATELY I DO NOT BELIEVE THIS ENTITY BROUGHT US A CHECK.
SO WE STILL HAVE THEM. >> ON TOP OF WHAT WE'VE ALREADY
DONE. >> THAT'S WHERE I'M GOING WITH
THAT. >> SO THERE IS A THEME HERE,
I'VE GOT TO FIGURE THIS OUT. >> SO THESE ARE ALREADY SURPLUS, AND THEY'RE LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE, WE CAN BEGIN THE RFP PROCESS, THAT IS NOT A PROBLEM. IN THE MEANTIME, AT OUR NEXT NPRA BOARD MEETING WE'LL HAVE A SHORE SPECIFIC AND DETAILED
INFORMATION FOR YOU. >> ANYTHING ELSE.
>> THAT DETAIL -- YES, MA'AM, THE DETAILED INFORMATION INCLUDES WHEN? ARE YOU GOING TO PUT THEM UP FOR
>> IS THAT PART OF THE RFP? >> I WAS GOING -- WE'RE JUST
GOING -- JUST GOING TO DO IT. >> YOU DON'T NEED MY -- LET'S JUST GO FORTH AND DO GOOD. ADVERTISE.
ADVERTISE, ADVERTISE. OKAY, GAME PLAN, YES, SIR.
ANYTHING ELSE ON THIS, AND YOU DON'T NEED ANY ACTION ON THIS.
NO THIS IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES.
>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH, WE'RE VERY HAPPY WITH THE PROGRAM, YOU
GET ALL THE FUN JOBS. >> THANK YOU.
[8. STAFF COMMENTS]
>> YOU'RE EXCITED AS WELL. NEXT WE HAVE STAFF COMMENTS.
>> NO COMMENTS. >> NO COMMENTS A AT THIS TIME, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I THINK WE HAVE VERY EXCITING PROJECTS COMING UP IN THIS FY 23 OPERATING BUDGET AND THERE IS IS A CHANCE THE NEXT FPRA BOARD MEETING MAY BE CANCELED JUST DUE
TO LACK OF STAFF PRESENCE. >> THEY'RE ALL SCATTERING.
>> THEY'RE JUST ALL GOING SOMEWHERE.
SO IT'S FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
IT MAY THEY BE AN EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
>> YOU MIGHT HAVE A NEW ONE AT THAT TIME.
>> IT IS VERY POSSIBLE. MS. COX, YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO
[9. BOARD COMMENTS]
>> NEXT WE HAVE BOARD COMMENT. >> I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT THE THERE WAS A PRESS CONFERENCE THIS AFTERNOON ABOUT THE MULCH FIRE. I KNOW Y'ALL THINK I'M REALLY OBSESSED WITH THIS MULCH FIRE, BUT, IT IS KIND OF EVOLVING AND THIS -- AND THEY'VE HAD TO HAVE AN EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT FROM THE TALLAHASSEE, AND THEY'VE HAD TO THE DEVELOPER, THEY'VE HAD TO PUT IN ALL KINDS OF INFRASTRUCTURE TO GET WATER OUT THERE AND IT IS QUITE AN ELABORATE THING THAT THEY'RE DEALING WITH NOW. THE CITY OF BOTHER ST. LUCIE, THE ST. LUCIE COUNTY AND THE DATE LEGISLATURE.
IT IS A CONTINUED SAGGAM ANYBODY ELSE?
>> MADAM MAYOR, ONE COMMENT. HAVE WE LOOKED AT HOW MANY OF THE TRANSFORMERS THAT PF WA OWNS HAS BEEN WRAPPED OR COVERED AS AN FPRA BOARD? IS THAT SOMETHING THAT WE'VE BEEN INTERESTED IN INVESTING IN ADDITIONAL COVERS OR WRAPS.
>> YEAH, WELL THE CITY HAS DONE SOME.
THE CITY HAS DONE TRAFFIC AND FPUA DOES TRANSFORMER.
AND WE CAN ASK. >> SO WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ORANGE
AVENUE TONIGHT, JUST A THOUGHT. >> THAT IS IS A GOOD IDEA.
>> CONTINUE TO INVEST IN THAT TYPE OF APPLICATION IN THE
CORRIDOR. >> THAT HAS FALLEN BY THE WAYSIDE BECAUSE OF SOME STAFF CHANGES AND SOME -- AND SO I I
AM GLAD YOU REMINDED ME. >> I THINK IT WOULD BE GOOD FOR US AS FPRA TO DO SOMETHING UNIQUE AND DIFFERENT.
GOT THESE NEW LOGOS AND EVERYTHING.
>> YEAH, THAT IS A GOOD IDEA. YEAH.
ANYTHING ELSE FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER.
OKAY. SHALL WE
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