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Seven, the board meeting for the seventh 10th.

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Um, let's do roll call before we have pledge alle. Present.

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Present. All, all supervisor here. Except, except Ed.

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Uh, ed Coleman. He's out. He's on the cruise. God bless him.

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So, uh, let's do a pledge. Allegiance first.

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Everybody stand please. I pledge Allegiance.

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Allegiance to flag.

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Flag of the United States of, of America.

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Republic stands one nation under God, individual

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for liberty, Liberty and justice for all.

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Please stand for a few seconds for moment of silence.

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Thank you. Please be seated. Ah, good.

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Beautiful. Okay, audience. Well, we got three people here.

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I'm so sorry. I see you moving. I really do.

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Uh, anybody in the audience has anything?

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Item that's not on the agenda? I'd like to speak now.

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Yeah, I real quick. Come on. Come on. Sure.

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You know this, your name? He always does. Yeah.

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Yes. Good morning everyone. My name is Keith Cruz.

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K-R-U-S-E 2 7 3 3. Ellen Dairy Lane.

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Um, basically it's about the male situation.

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I had personally experienced it.

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Uh, a couple weeks ago I got a delivery, uh,

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notice on my phone saying that a package was delivered at

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1:12 PM And so later that day, I went up to the mail station

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to get my package and it wasn't there.

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So I waited a day, figured, you know, you know, this is

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what happens all the time.

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So nothing came.

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So I filed a service request with the post office

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and three days later I got a email saying

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that they're looking for it

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and they'd find it and get back with me.

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Well, they did. It was like five days, whatever,

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my package arrived back at the,

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at the mail station in the boxes

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where it was supposed to be.

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So I don't, I don't know what happened to it in between

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that period of time, and it doesn't really matter.

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But, um, if you follow next door,

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occasionally there's a lot going on

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with the DeVol mail station packages being sent back up

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to the post office packages missing, not in the box.

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Say they're in the box. Uh, my per personal carrier, I,

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I know who she is, she arrives at 12 o'clock, three o'clock,

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whatever time it day it is.

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Uh, she was there at six o'clock the other

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night, and she got there at three.

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Was there less than three hours?

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Uh, I was told by the supervisor that they had

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to have the mail done by five, and sometimes it's not.

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Now I understand it's a busy time,

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but again, we've talked about this many times about their

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contract, uh, what their obligations

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are, how far they deliver.

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Um, it just seems like now

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that we're getting into the Christmas season with packages

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and cards and letters, it's gonna get worse.

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Not better. So I just thought I'd bring that back up again.

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'cause I know district had the contract,

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but I've not heard whether they're following the contract

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or what they're doing is on their own.

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You know, in the Deval station, the supervisor, Stephanie,

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has put up notices that you have to speak through the box.

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So, like, the one woman that was here one day said she had

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to climb down to the floor to talk

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to her box to talk to her.

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I tried talking to her one time

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and she told me, you know, go to the post office.

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She didn't want to hear it. So, a again,

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I'm just bringing up the same stuff that's been brought up

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that it's not getting any better.

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I don't know how much worse it can get.

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So that's all I have to say.

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Thank you. Anybody in yours? Anybody else?

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I've seen that, unfortunately myself,

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where they're claiming delivery even though it never

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happened, which is falsification of an

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official government document with

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charges that could be applied.

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And only until I started threatening him did I start getting

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everything delivered, at least to the box.

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It should be. Unfortunately, I've seen it before.

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Yeah, no, it's sad. Brittany, I hate to bring this.

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It's going on for almost a year, honestly.

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We, and it seems like not seems it is, let's be very blunt.

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There's problems once in a while in almost all the post

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office mail, but very seldom do in any in District seven.

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It seems like it's always in Val.

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You know, it honestly, always in Doval.

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Um, I don't think the problem is with the mail.

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I think there's the problem with people that work there.

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'cause if it happens to always of the valve,

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it's going on for a year.

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We wrote letters to the, um, to the post office, uh, uh,

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whatever, whoever, it seems like they just BS us.

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You know what, this is getting old

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and it's getting frustrating.

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You know? I don't know what you should do.

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I honestly believe it's the people that work there.

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'cause how come it's not happening?

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The other three, the other three mailboxes in,

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in, uh, district seven.

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So it's always about,

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it seems like it's going on for a year.

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We pursued it to a higher level. We're getting nowhere.

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Somebody's gotta look at the people working at Duval.

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I don't even be, you know, I hope they're nice people,

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but obviously they don't seem like they're doing a good job.

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So, good morning Board members, all

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of these issues were presented to the postmaster.

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They were presented to Congressman Webster's office.

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Um, the contract that is in place is a federal contract,

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and it's directly with those employees.

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Um, really we reached the point where we, you know,

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the letter was drafted to advocate for contract changes.

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Um, the postmaster did indicate, um,

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that she had received it, but it is a nationwide contract.

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It's not just a contract for the villages

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or for, you know, these zip codes.

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It is a nationwide contract.

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Um, so really, I, I know this is not the answer

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that anyone wants to hear,

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but we've, we've really pursued it

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to the extent possible from this board's perspective.

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Um, but individuals are certainly encouraged,

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and Congressman Webster's office did indicate this

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to open up cases individually with the congressman's office.

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So they can, they are his constituents as well.

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They can open up individual cases with the post office

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or with, um, the congressman's office to pursue, you know,

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whatever federal issue it is.

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So that, that's what we would encourage them to do.

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Not a shame. I mean, it's only happening at, I mean,

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you don't need to go to college

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to figure this one out, honestly.

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I mean, it's, if it's only at Deval,

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it's happening for over a year.

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We have pursued everybody.

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But the president of the United States, there's something,

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something that's so minor shouldn't be so major.

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You know, uh, somebody's incompetent that works at Deval,

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that's doing the, uh, in the,

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and we can't get to the bottom and their shame on us.

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Now, do we have a copy of the contract that we required

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or requested?

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No, we have the, the one page that pertains to the,

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um, delivery radius.

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Um, but the, the balance of it, they did claim an exemption,

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um, because it is an employment contract.

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So they did not provide the contract in its entirety,

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but they did communicate that the delivery radius question,

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um, and the copy of the document that we had is

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what is applicable to that section,

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but that they were not going

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to release the contract in its entirety.

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How do we it Should be available

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under freedom of information. Yeah, yeah.

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Well, we, It, it was an exemption

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because it's an employment contract,

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But it seems like the higher, higher up, I'm sorry,

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Steve, and you're right.

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I'm sorry, but, but seems like this is,

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we've been talking about this for a year, I mean mm-hmm.

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I mean, we wrote a letter. The only one didn't get a letter

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yet, is the president, the bottom line.

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I'm being facetious, but between me

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and you, this is really asinine.

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Something's gotta be done.

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What's our next move to make somebody talk

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to somebody there, maybe hire new people

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that care about people doing the job.

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Why is it always that do out?

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I would recommend that if presidents have issues,

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that they contact the congressman's office directly.

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Oh, that's a shame. So that the cases can be opened

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For something, an issue like this, a shame.

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You gotta go that high and in so long

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and nobody could clarify it.

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It's, I I, it's, it's really a, a shame

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Now, those, those employees

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are not civil service. They're,

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They're contractors. Contractors.

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And as such, they're very easy to get rid of.

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Well, obviously you just re don't interrupt me, please.

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All that has to be done to get rid of the employee is just,

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uh, prohibit them access to the mail room.

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And that's not under the district's purview. No.

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That's where we've really, we really took it to the extent

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that's under this board's purview.

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But the residents still have the opportunity to address it

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with their congressional representatives. It

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Seems, it seems like, I, it doesn't make any sense.

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It doesn't make any sense that we can, an issue that's So

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I easy to take care of becomes a problem for a year,

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and we gotta write letters to the, uh, the head

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of the post office and, and we can't get it done.

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I just don't understand it. Well,

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Our, your perception

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of easy obviously isn't the same reception

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that post office has,

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Obviously, and it's only at one post office.

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Yeah, but, but it's only at, I mean, by way,

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I supervise a few people and I get my person for 65 people.

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You go right to the source.

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The bottom line is when you got one problem at one area,

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it's usually the people that work at that area.

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Well, again,

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Yeah. So that means the

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supervisors

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that their bosses must stink too.

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I mean, somebody's not doing their job.

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I, I, I don't know what to do. I know.

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Maybe you should put an email out to everybody

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and I have no problem doing it.

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Say, listen, make, I don't know what to do.

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Write letters to the, uh, you know, to somebody.

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It makes no sense. Who you, who you gonna go

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to fire file criminal charges for.

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Uh, you know, people are not gonna get into that.

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You know, that all they wanna do is get the mail. Let's

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Be realistic. Yeah.

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Yeah. All they wanna do is get their mail.

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They can't get the damn mail this way back, file it once

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and everything gets straightened out quickly.

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Well, I was, we've been writing letters for almost a year.

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I, I know Brittany, I know you, you did your best.

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But understand the people that work that live in Doval,

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how frustrated they must be, you know?

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And it seems like the people that work there got a little

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attitude when it comes to residents.

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What idea, uh, you see,

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and you know, whoever the her supervisor is

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and they're outside contractors.

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We can't control outside contractors.

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No, No. It, it's a federal operation.

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It's the USPS falls under federal.

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Yeah. But we should tell, right?

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Obviously we tell the, the federal part of the post office

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to take care of the contract, you know,

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but it seems like it's not getting done.

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And it's like, I, fifth time I said it, it's isolated

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to one area that that's the key.

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I mean, you can figure that out. I don't know, whatever.

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What do you think board, what do you wanna do?

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Obviously we've

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Done what we can do And the

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Board, we can encourage the citizens to do

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what they can do individually,

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but at this point in time, we just need to move on.

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So tell the people that live in juvenile, you know,

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nothing they could do when

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they get their mail, they get their mail.

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I mean, come on. I disagree with that.

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I disagree with that. Unless

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You have, we have. No,

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I know we have. I understand.

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I

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Understand. So we can encourage

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them to do

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what we've encouraged them to do for a year.

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What a shame. And,

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and if, you know, 75 residents reached out,

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then there'd probably be more action

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than if one or two reached

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Out. That's all. Well, obviously

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we have no, no, no authority

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with five of us reaching out.

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No, I'm sorry.

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It's frustrating and it isn't. Right. You know,

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I Don't want to take up any more of your time.

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Keith Cruz, uh, Allen Dairy Lane.

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Every time I see

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or hear something on Nextdoor, I do tell them to, uh, refer

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to Webster's office.

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I've emailed them three times myself personally. Right.

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So, um, there was one just the other day

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where it said not deliverable, and I emailed or messaged her

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and told her to do the same thing, contact Webster's office.

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A lot of 'em are like, why bother?

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But I said, they'll have a report of it, uh,

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the incident number, like you said, or whatever it is.

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So there'll be a combination of, uh, all of us together,

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whether Webster's office can do anything or not.

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Who knows? It's been a year you've contacted them.

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We all have, uh, emailed 'em ourselves.

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And like you said, it may take a hundred people

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to make a move on it.

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Maybe, um, two more people might

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get 'em to get up and do something.

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Uh, you said Jerry, their subcontractors,

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the post office can easily go in

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and Stephanie's the supervisor.

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I know her personally. Uh,

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and I think she needs to be removed,

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and her crew needs to be removed,

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and the new crew needs to be put in

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and they'll do a better job.

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And like, they have attitudes. They don't care.

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They just show up when they want, do what they want.

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And it's a shame. And it's just that post office, that box.

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Yeah. And it's, it's, it is limited to them that I know of.

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Uh, I don't see any other complaints throughout the villages

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as much as I see Deval.

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Right. And it's, it's constantly there.

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So, uh, if Webster can do something

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about it, that'd be great. Yeah.

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And if not, then there's another election coming up

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and you can, you know, speak at the vote.

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Well, obviously we wrote two letters to, well, um,

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the politician, we wrote two of them already to him.

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Three. Three. Yeah.

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So let me tell you, I mean,

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my daughter learned to sit before.

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I told three times. Come on.

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I mean, obviously they're not gonna do anything about it.

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Uh, and I'm not, and I, obviously, I live in Hemingway,

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and I could tell you their people are great.

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I, I have a pretty big club and I get the mail.

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I get probably 80, a hundred, uh,

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envelopes in, like one day.

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They'll put 'em in the, in in the thing.

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They'll put it in my big box for me.

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They treat me like they know me for years.

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I don't even know their name. Okay.

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I go there now, and now I know them.

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So it tells you it's up to the people working at

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that individual, uh, location.

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That's just tells me. 'cause people at the Hemingway,

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let me tell you, they are unbelievable.

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You know, obviously not everybody gets three,

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400 letters in one day, you know?

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But I do. And I can tell you they are fantastic.

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Uh, now you, you got the other extreme doval, forget it.

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What you're telling me, they're kind of rude.

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Everyone get your meal on time.

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Um, there's something wrong with that procedure

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and you really, you have, you got the right

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to some higher up to get that fixed.

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And you can't do it after a year. I don't know.

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Let's change the subject, because I'm Well,

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Yeah. Have we sent any

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communications to actually moody our,

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So it, they've gone to Congressman Webster.

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Yeah. Okay. But Yeah, haven't sent anything

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to, uh, moody.

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I would need to check her Congressional district.

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Yeah. She may not be in The Senate or Moody.

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What a shame. Hmm.

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It's just a shame. Yeah. All right, let's move on.

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I'm sorry. Yeah, sorry.

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Okay, let's, uh, oh boy. Get too much involved.

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You know,

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At Hemingway, I can always speak for Hemingway.

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Our carrier gives us a little,

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you know, Christmas card thing.

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Obviously they're looking for a Christmas gift,

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which probably occurs at Duval.

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Maybe everybody at Duval should just take

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and put a piece of coal on that and give it back to them,

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Or 2 cents.

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Um, okay. Hard to find pennies, though.

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They're becoming more valuable.

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Yeah. And, and people are not gonna write to, uh,

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you know, the commission is, or the judge.

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People are not gonna do that.

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They're not gonna make a fuss, you know, uh,

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certain people do, but you're not gonna see that.

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You know, the individuals end up getting

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kind of screwed, you know?

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But it's a shame, obviously, we can't do nothing about it.

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Say we gotta live with it. That's what I hear.

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You know, if you wanna, you know, right to your higher up.

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Uh, what a shame. Okay. Consent agenda.

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Motion to approve consent agenda is a motion

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to approve all recommended actions.

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All matters on the consent agenda are considered routine,

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and no discussion is required

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unless desired

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by board supervisors or members of the public.

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We got approved, uh, minutes

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and project wide, monthly invoice.

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Do I get a motion? Motion to approve? No questions on it.

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Nothing. Okay. All in favor? Aye. Any, uh, opposed?

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None. Seeing none. Thank you. Okay.

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We got new business.

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Yes. Mr. Boyle is gonna present. Item three, a

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Good morning board.

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Sean Boyle Finance. How are you? All?

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Good. It's, um, exciting times.

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Um, as you know, the, uh, federal Reserves meeting today,

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we expect some policy decisions here

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around two o'clock two 30, um,

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which will have direct impact on the

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subject that we're talking about.

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So it's, uh, it's exciting times.

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Um, seems like there's some dissension on the board whether

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to decrease those rates,

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but what we anticipate is about a 25%, uh,

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25 basis point reduction.

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So a quarter point reduction in, in interest rates.

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So what I wanted to do this morning is just

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take a little bit of time.

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Um, I tend to rush through these things

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and I, I forget that you guys don't deal

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with it on a daily basis like we do.

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So, I wanna back up a little bit for, uh,

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and frame this conversation.

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So, primarily, uh, your board policy, uh,

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dictates that we use asset allocation

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in the following fashion.

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Uh, 85%

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of the assets should be in your fixed income type portfolio.

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So those are gonna be your shorter term cash

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type investments.

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Um, the, the target for the long term, which is inclusive

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of domestic and international equities, is 15%.

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So that's the first thing we look at when we look at cash

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rebalancing within those, um, categories.

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We look, we have two basic options

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for investing in what we call, uh, investment

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or, uh, income, uh, vehicles.

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And we have our ultra short term cash options,

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and we have what we call core.

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The difference between the two is the short term,

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what I call the alter.

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Short term is zero to 90 days maturity.

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So we, we talk about duration,

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but it's, the maturity

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of those investment vehicles are typically somewhere

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between 30 days and 90 days.

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Um, so they're very liquid.

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The second thing we have is core,

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which those core assets are typically somewhere around

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greater than 90, but we stay less than three years.

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So they're still liquid.

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Um, but,

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but it's a little bit of, we're, we're trying

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to nip away at the yield curve a little bit differently.

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It's kind of moving out to the right, picking up a little,

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a little bit more time.

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And hopefully along that time, the, the yield curve we're,

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we're picking up a little bit more yield too.

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Um, and then we have our long term, which

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typically the strategy that we're aiming for is we're trying

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to beat inflation, right?

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We're trying to make sure that this portfolio generates

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enough investment income to make sure that you're not losing

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the, the purchase power of those dollars.

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And that's how we, uh, try to beat inflation as we use

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that long-term portfolio to try to do that.

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So let me, let me slow down a little a little bit

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more again.

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Um, so the problem

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that we find ourselves in right now is when,

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when you're talking about your short-term portfolio

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and the core, the core portfolio,

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when you look at the yield curve, it's been inverted,

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which is an, an anomaly for the last, well,

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it's been inverted for about four years.

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So what that means is that short term, especially the space

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that we occupy was generating more.

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Then as you move out on the yield curve,

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it was generating more, uh, investment income.

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Then if you move out on the yield curve, even all the way,

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almost out to the 10 year,

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that is starting to normalize.

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And so this rebalancing is trying to take advantage of that.

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So when you look at the yield curve today,

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which is different than it was actually two weeks ago,

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everything from zero almost out to uh,

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three years is pretty much flat.

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There's only a five basis point difference in

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that yield curve from zero all the way out to three years,

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which is the space we occupy.

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So what this rebalancing is doing

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is we're moving about 8% of the assets into

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what we call the alter short term, uh, portfolio.

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We're looking at liquidity,

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and we're looking at, um, maintaining,

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uh, the purchase power.

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We're trying to beat that 3%, which I think we're gonna do.

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I think we're gonna beat inflationary

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3% with that portfolio.

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It is actually also, when you look at the core piece of it,

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we're moving, uh, a lot of money out of most

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of those core funds over into the palm term, which we've,

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we've met with the investment,

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the chief investment officer for Palm Core.

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Um, and we, we think he's got a good strategy.

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Where we are is, we've got monetary easing,

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and so rates are coming down.

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This gentleman has a nice, uh, uh, strategy in that, within

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that portfolio to, to try to maintain the purchase power

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of that, of those dollars.

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I think that's a great strategy right now.

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So overall, we're, we're increasing, uh, a large portion

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of the ultra short

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and the, uh, the, the core, I think that's a good strategy.

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When rates are doing what they're doing,

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there's a lot of volatility in there.

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The curve's starting to change.

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Um, I really, this is one of the few, uh, portfolios

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that I've looked at, and I said, I'm really on board

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with this, especially when it comes to government investing.

506
00:22:42.305 --> 00:22:45.165
Not personally, but when it comes to government investing,

507
00:22:45.165 --> 00:22:47.125
because remember, we're trying

508
00:22:47.125 --> 00:22:49.085
to protect your asset safety is number one,

509
00:22:49.835 --> 00:22:51.045
liquidity is number two,

510
00:22:51.905 --> 00:22:53.965
and investment returns are number three.

511
00:22:53.985 --> 00:22:55.365
We don't chase investment returns.

512
00:22:55.755 --> 00:22:58.685
This portfolio really does a very good job of that.

513
00:22:59.585 --> 00:23:00.805
The other major change

514
00:23:00.805 --> 00:23:03.005
that we've got is the long-term portfolio.

515
00:23:03.095 --> 00:23:06.045
Since we've had a lot of capital appreciation over the last

516
00:23:06.045 --> 00:23:09.285
year, primarily we're invested in the Russell 3000.

517
00:23:09.785 --> 00:23:11.085
That's passive management.

518
00:23:11.305 --> 00:23:14.085
Um, we've had a lot of escalation in capital gains there.

519
00:23:14.225 --> 00:23:17.925
So the portfolio became a little out of balance with

520
00:23:17.925 --> 00:23:19.365
that 15% target.

521
00:23:20.225 --> 00:23:24.245
Um, we were actually up to 26.5 in the long term portion.

522
00:23:24.655 --> 00:23:27.325
We're gonna take our foot off that gas pedal a little bit,

523
00:23:28.145 --> 00:23:30.845
um, and we're gonna reduce that down to about 20%.

524
00:23:32.335 --> 00:23:35.965
Again, we've had a long run with equities.

525
00:23:36.865 --> 00:23:39.885
Um, if you look at the core piece of

526
00:23:39.915 --> 00:23:42.005
what the Russell 3000 is about,

527
00:23:42.155 --> 00:23:43.605
it's about the magnificent seven.

528
00:23:43.705 --> 00:23:48.045
We all know it's about, um, the AI driven type stocks.

529
00:23:48.785 --> 00:23:52.405
Um, we're taking our foot off a little bit of

530
00:23:52.405 --> 00:23:54.245
that gas pedal, and again,

531
00:23:54.245 --> 00:23:56.645
moving things into a little bit shorter term,

532
00:23:56.735 --> 00:23:59.445
which will protect you against interest rate risk.

533
00:23:59.895 --> 00:24:01.485
It'll maintain your liquidity.

534
00:24:01.645 --> 00:24:04.725
I think the portfolio is really very well balanced for

535
00:24:04.975 --> 00:24:06.445
where you guys are today.

536
00:24:07.265 --> 00:24:09.165
Um, there is a little bit

537
00:24:09.165 --> 00:24:11.165
of adjusting going into the long term portfolio.

538
00:24:11.315 --> 00:24:13.725
Just to give you a little bit of, uh, uh,

539
00:24:14.115 --> 00:24:15.485
looking forward a little bit.

540
00:24:16.345 --> 00:24:20.165
Um, again, we've had a great run with the Russell 3000.

541
00:24:20.255 --> 00:24:22.085
We're gonna take our foot off that a little bit.

542
00:24:22.095 --> 00:24:25.645
We're gonna reduce that, uh, exposure by about 10%.

543
00:24:26.335 --> 00:24:31.125
We're gonna move about 5%, reducing the Russell 3000.

544
00:24:31.125 --> 00:24:32.845
We're gonna take about 5% of those assets.

545
00:24:32.905 --> 00:24:35.645
And we're gonna look at, um, government infrastructure.

546
00:24:36.115 --> 00:24:39.295
Okay? Depending on who you talk to,

547
00:24:39.475 --> 00:24:42.055
the economy looks like it's starting to weaken a little bit.

548
00:24:42.755 --> 00:24:46.255
So what we're looking for is fiscal policy, um,

549
00:24:46.475 --> 00:24:48.255
and government infrastructure is one

550
00:24:48.255 --> 00:24:49.295
of the key targets for that.

551
00:24:49.405 --> 00:24:51.295
Bridges, roads, et cetera.

552
00:24:51.675 --> 00:24:53.975
So we're gonna take a little bit of of money out

553
00:24:53.975 --> 00:24:57.495
of the Russell 3000, moving down to, um, some, uh,

554
00:24:57.495 --> 00:24:58.935
infrastructure governmental funds.

555
00:25:00.195 --> 00:25:03.575
Um, the other piece that we're gonna do, um,

556
00:25:03.755 --> 00:25:07.135
is we're gonna take about 5% of that 10% from the Russell

557
00:25:07.235 --> 00:25:08.775
and move it over into some res.

558
00:25:09.475 --> 00:25:12.055
Um, as you know, res are, uh,

559
00:25:13.395 --> 00:25:16.285
institutional investments in both residential

560
00:25:17.165 --> 00:25:18.665
and commercial properties.

561
00:25:19.565 --> 00:25:22.185
Um, it, it is a, it's a good play right now.

562
00:25:22.945 --> 00:25:26.345
Re typically pay, uh, returns.

563
00:25:26.605 --> 00:25:29.985
Uh, as far as income above inflation, they're required

564
00:25:30.365 --> 00:25:34.665
to distribute 90% of their, their earnings in, uh,

565
00:25:34.855 --> 00:25:35.985
form of dividends.

566
00:25:36.605 --> 00:25:38.905
But there's also a capital play there too.

567
00:25:39.055 --> 00:25:41.105
What we're seeing is, um, you know,

568
00:25:41.105 --> 00:25:44.065
over the last decade we've seen an erosion in commercial,

569
00:25:44.725 --> 00:25:46.145
uh, utilization of properties,

570
00:25:46.145 --> 00:25:48.225
people working from home, et cetera, et cetera.

571
00:25:48.645 --> 00:25:51.065
But now what we're seeing is we're seeing a lot

572
00:25:51.065 --> 00:25:53.265
of folks taking those commercial properties that used

573
00:25:53.265 --> 00:25:55.385
to be office spaces, and they're actually converting 'em

574
00:25:55.385 --> 00:25:57.265
into, uh, rental properties.

575
00:25:57.885 --> 00:26:01.065
And so that commercial space is fairly

576
00:26:01.175 --> 00:26:02.305
inexpensive right now.

577
00:26:02.485 --> 00:26:04.825
And so we think these, these REITs are a good play.

578
00:26:04.985 --> 00:26:07.185
I I'm telling you out of a lot

579
00:26:07.185 --> 00:26:08.705
of the different portfolio I looked at.

580
00:26:08.825 --> 00:26:10.865
I think this is a, a really good approach

581
00:26:10.865 --> 00:26:12.465
that PFMs put together for you.

582
00:26:13.125 --> 00:26:15.105
Um, and I'm very comfortable with this

583
00:26:15.105 --> 00:26:17.265
because we, we tend

584
00:26:17.265 --> 00:26:19.185
to be a lot more conservative when it comes

585
00:26:19.205 --> 00:26:20.825
to financial investing, when it's,

586
00:26:20.935 --> 00:26:21.985
when they're government funds.

587
00:26:22.005 --> 00:26:26.025
We wanna protect those. And so, um, I'll end it there.

588
00:26:26.165 --> 00:26:28.545
And, uh, I'm available for any questions.

589
00:26:28.805 --> 00:26:33.575
Um, if there are any, any questions.

590
00:26:33.575 --> 00:26:37.335
Ken, want me to show a little bit of ignorance here?

591
00:26:38.555 --> 00:26:42.335
Uh, no, no comment. I didn't say a word.

592
00:26:43.885 --> 00:26:45.445
A friend over here on The

593
00:26:47.735 --> 00:26:51.205
Bonds issued at each new homer

594
00:26:52.655 --> 00:26:55.065
obtains, can we get our hands on that?

595
00:26:55.065 --> 00:26:56.185
That's five point a half percent.

596
00:26:58.085 --> 00:27:00.265
Um, I don't know if we can get our hands on

597
00:27:00.375 --> 00:27:01.375
That. Yeah. So state statute

598
00:27:01.375 --> 00:27:01.985
limits

599
00:27:02.215 --> 00:27:03.745
what we can actually invest in.

600
00:27:03.805 --> 00:27:05.865
Really, it's the, the term of the bonds.

601
00:27:06.365 --> 00:27:08.585
Uh, we're really in bills and notes.

602
00:27:08.685 --> 00:27:12.665
We even, you know, bills are fairly short notes, are we,

603
00:27:12.685 --> 00:27:15.225
we start to touch those a little in the Florida palm.

604
00:27:15.645 --> 00:27:18.625
But the bonds actually, the, the maturities are too long

605
00:27:18.645 --> 00:27:22.545
for us to, to jump into, um, with these,

606
00:27:22.545 --> 00:27:24.705
because what you do is you, you start to,

607
00:27:24.805 --> 00:27:26.025
you've got interest rate risk,

608
00:27:26.045 --> 00:27:29.145
and then really more importantly, you've got liquidity risk.

609
00:27:29.285 --> 00:27:31.505
Um, some of those are difficult to liquidate.

610
00:27:32.165 --> 00:27:34.065
Um, and then when you do, you're not really sure

611
00:27:34.065 --> 00:27:35.105
where you are in the cycle.

612
00:27:35.725 --> 00:27:39.345
And you may have, you may realize some pretty significant

613
00:27:39.345 --> 00:27:41.425
capital losses on 'em when you do that.

614
00:27:41.445 --> 00:27:44.345
That's why we, we tend to gravitate to the shorter end

615
00:27:44.345 --> 00:27:46.145
of the yield curve because they're liquid

616
00:27:46.405 --> 00:27:48.625
and you're not picking up that investment, uh,

617
00:27:48.725 --> 00:27:50.265
or that, uh, interest rate risk.

618
00:27:51.085 --> 00:27:52.385
So, um,

619
00:27:52.955 --> 00:27:53.955
Thank you.

620
00:27:53.955 --> 00:27:56.265
Appreciate it. Any other questions?

621
00:27:58.535 --> 00:27:59.715
No, all No, no.

622
00:28:02.345 --> 00:28:05.035
It's cool. I mean, I think you, you, you have a lot

623
00:28:05.035 --> 00:28:06.995
of limitations on how you can invest your money.

624
00:28:07.135 --> 00:28:09.115
Yes, sir. And as a result of that, you have,

625
00:28:09.255 --> 00:28:10.595
you're basically conservative.

626
00:28:10.715 --> 00:28:13.075
Conservative means you just don't get as big a yield,

627
00:28:13.375 --> 00:28:14.835
but you may not get as big as losses.

628
00:28:15.095 --> 00:28:17.835
Yes, sir. So that's just kind of the rules.

629
00:28:17.895 --> 00:28:20.675
You gotta stay down the middle of the highway, so to speak.

630
00:28:21.385 --> 00:28:24.195
Yeah. Well, with the stock market going up constantly,

631
00:28:24.535 --> 00:28:27.115
you know, I shouldn't say constantly, but it is pretty good.

632
00:28:27.115 --> 00:28:29.235
When it does go down, it always goes back up again.

633
00:28:29.235 --> 00:28:31.875
We're at almost at the, uh, the highs again.

634
00:28:32.575 --> 00:28:35.035
And it looks like rates going down,

635
00:28:35.855 --> 00:28:37.275
it looks like the next few years.

636
00:28:37.935 --> 00:28:39.075
You know? Uh, yeah.

637
00:28:39.135 --> 00:28:40.595
If the stock market keeps going on

638
00:28:40.615 --> 00:28:43.675
and it keeps going in this big, beautiful bill takes effect

639
00:28:43.675 --> 00:28:44.995
and everything, uh, works well,

640
00:28:45.575 --> 00:28:47.075
I'm sure people will be spending more money,

641
00:28:47.135 --> 00:28:49.235
stocks will keep going up, which helps us.

642
00:28:49.855 --> 00:28:51.915
Um, obviously long as at this time,

643
00:28:52.215 --> 00:28:53.395
let me know what you think of this.

644
00:28:53.605 --> 00:28:57.115
Maybe it's not a great idea to be so safe now. Right?

645
00:28:57.255 --> 00:28:58.435
And, and I see what you're doing.

646
00:28:58.435 --> 00:28:59.635
You're moving out of the safe

647
00:28:59.655 --> 00:29:02.595
and going into a little bit more, uh, vulnerability.

648
00:29:02.855 --> 00:29:04.795
You would say it may be a good idea

649
00:29:05.075 --> 00:29:06.155
'cause the stock keeps going up.

650
00:29:06.335 --> 00:29:09.035
You wanna be part of that. Am I correct about that? And

651
00:29:09.035 --> 00:29:10.835
You are, you're, you're all

652
00:29:10.835 --> 00:29:11.955
we're doing is taking our foot off.

653
00:29:12.195 --> 00:29:14.395
26 starts to get outside the allocation

654
00:29:14.395 --> 00:29:15.595
that we're comfortable with,

655
00:29:16.055 --> 00:29:20.195
but you're still allocated 20% of the portfolio toward, uh,

656
00:29:20.595 --> 00:29:21.955
domestic and international equities.

657
00:29:22.175 --> 00:29:24.555
So you're, you're still gonna get some of that upside.

658
00:29:25.255 --> 00:29:29.275
Um, and as I said, our target is to beat inflation

659
00:29:29.495 --> 00:29:31.555
and that, that equity portion

660
00:29:31.555 --> 00:29:33.435
of the portfolio helps us get there.

661
00:29:33.855 --> 00:29:37.115
And how come 20%, was that something that we have to do?

662
00:29:37.255 --> 00:29:39.115
We did. Who decided on the 20%,

663
00:29:39.895 --> 00:29:44.445
Uh, PFM that what, basically what we do is we give them

664
00:29:45.345 --> 00:29:49.365
the, uh, the, the cash flows for multiple years

665
00:29:49.585 --> 00:29:51.725
and they look at what cash is parked

666
00:29:52.905 --> 00:29:55.405
and never really touched from year to year.

667
00:29:55.405 --> 00:29:58.845
Mm-hmm. And those are the assets that they start to look at.

668
00:29:58.955 --> 00:30:01.085
Well, maybe we can go a little further out on these

669
00:30:01.085 --> 00:30:03.605
because the, the board probably not gonna need these

670
00:30:03.605 --> 00:30:04.925
unless it's an emergency.

671
00:30:04.985 --> 00:30:06.965
And that's a whole different set of criteria

672
00:30:06.965 --> 00:30:08.525
to liquidate your, your assets.

673
00:30:08.625 --> 00:30:10.605
So that's really how they come up with it.

674
00:30:10.785 --> 00:30:15.765
Um, but your board, your, your, your board policy is that,

675
00:30:16.705 --> 00:30:21.605
uh, 85 15, this portfolio takes you to 80 20

676
00:30:23.195 --> 00:30:25.625
still in line with that long term.

677
00:30:26.205 --> 00:30:28.545
If you, if you have excess funds and,

678
00:30:28.565 --> 00:30:31.585
and the fund balances continue to grow, um,

679
00:30:32.565 --> 00:30:35.225
the board could always revisit those fund balance policies.

680
00:30:35.225 --> 00:30:38.985
But we're just following what criteria you all set out.

681
00:30:39.485 --> 00:30:40.745
So we're not gonna violate those.

682
00:30:43.135 --> 00:30:46.985
Okay. And I think that, um, I, I'm,

683
00:30:47.405 --> 00:30:49.345
I'm the board person that does the meetings

684
00:30:49.345 --> 00:30:50.785
with the, for your group.

685
00:30:51.295 --> 00:30:53.905
It's very interesting how they've chosen what they've chosen

686
00:30:54.245 --> 00:30:57.745
and they've been very conscious about what they're doing.

687
00:30:57.885 --> 00:30:59.585
So I see no problem with this change.

688
00:31:00.685 --> 00:31:04.345
We, and, and even within the staff of the district, um,

689
00:31:04.615 --> 00:31:06.505
when PFM does a recommendations,

690
00:31:06.525 --> 00:31:08.825
if we think if we see anomalies in there

691
00:31:09.255 --> 00:31:12.225
that we're not comfortable with, we do push back on 'em.

692
00:31:12.225 --> 00:31:13.545
And we do have that conversation.

693
00:31:13.805 --> 00:31:17.585
Um, we had that conversation with NASCA this year with one

694
00:31:17.585 --> 00:31:18.745
of the utilities, um,

695
00:31:19.125 --> 00:31:23.025
and, uh, um, you know, that we, they weren't long enough.

696
00:31:23.055 --> 00:31:24.305
They had a lot of cash parked.

697
00:31:24.525 --> 00:31:26.305
Um, and so we weren't long enough.

698
00:31:26.325 --> 00:31:28.425
And so we, we did go back and rebalance again.

699
00:31:29.085 --> 00:31:31.945
Um, this one seems appropriate for the levels

700
00:31:31.945 --> 00:31:34.225
that you guys have as far as the unbalanced.

701
00:31:34.845 --> 00:31:37.825
Um, one of the more, I guess what I'm trying to say is one

702
00:31:37.825 --> 00:31:39.745
of the more, I, I feel very comfortable

703
00:31:39.745 --> 00:31:40.865
presenting this to you.

704
00:31:41.045 --> 00:31:42.045
So

705
00:31:42.735 --> 00:31:43.735
Nice for a change.

706
00:31:45.525 --> 00:31:47.665
No more questions. We good. Motion

707
00:31:47.685 --> 00:31:48.685
To approve. So,

708
00:31:48.685 --> 00:31:49.665
yeah, Mr.

709
00:31:49.675 --> 00:31:51.385
Chair, what we're looking for is a motion

710
00:31:51.525 --> 00:31:53.745
to approve as presented. Motion to

711
00:31:53.745 --> 00:31:54.745
Approve. Okay. Second.

712
00:31:54.745 --> 00:31:58.145
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Seeing none.

713
00:31:58.675 --> 00:32:03.345
Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Okay.

714
00:32:03.405 --> 00:32:04.425
We got public hearing.

715
00:32:05.245 --> 00:32:07.225
Yes. Ms. Boyd is making her way to the podium

716
00:32:09.045 --> 00:32:10.185
And here she is for the first.

717
00:32:13.055 --> 00:32:14.905
Alright, let me get my first one up.

718
00:32:17.535 --> 00:32:19.865
Good morning Board, Shannon Boyd, community standards.

719
00:32:19.865 --> 00:32:21.105
Today I'll be presenting

720
00:32:21.105 --> 00:32:24.905
before you case number D seven dash 0 3 2 6.

721
00:32:24.905 --> 00:32:28.105
Village community development District number seven versus

722
00:32:28.305 --> 00:32:31.105
Georgia C Sikorsky life estate grantee

723
00:32:31.525 --> 00:32:33.545
2 4 4 Iver in court.

724
00:32:36.455 --> 00:32:40.845
Okay. Okay. Uh, we get, um, wanna open up the hearing.

725
00:32:40.905 --> 00:32:42.525
So public or you wanna do the swearing first?

726
00:32:44.005 --> 00:32:47.165
I think you have to open it first. Yeah. Do I get a motion?

727
00:32:47.465 --> 00:32:50.765
Motion to, uh, start the public hearing? Uh, the second.

728
00:32:51.385 --> 00:32:55.925
All in favor? A. Any opposed? And

729
00:32:56.505 --> 00:32:59.805
Anyone who will be providing testimony in case you

730
00:32:59.805 --> 00:33:00.845
can please rise.

731
00:33:03.425 --> 00:33:05.445
Do you solemnly swear affirm that the testimony

732
00:33:05.445 --> 00:33:07.605
and evidence you're about to give the hearing today will be

733
00:33:07.605 --> 00:33:09.005
the truth, the whole truth and nothing, but

734
00:33:09.345 --> 00:33:10.345
Yes, I do.

735
00:33:11.595 --> 00:33:13.525
Okay. Good Morning board, standing board.

736
00:33:15.265 --> 00:33:17.645
I'm sorry. Just before we go into the, um,

737
00:33:17.645 --> 00:33:20.365
public hearing portion would just like to remind

738
00:33:20.365 --> 00:33:22.685
for the board that you are acting in a EQU residential

739
00:33:22.925 --> 00:33:24.125
capacity to afford due process

740
00:33:24.225 --> 00:33:25.925
to the individuals noted in violation

741
00:33:25.925 --> 00:33:27.885
of the district's de compliance role with each

742
00:33:27.885 --> 00:33:29.405
of these hearings taking place today.

743
00:33:29.985 --> 00:33:32.405
Um, the process includes that the proper notice

744
00:33:32.405 --> 00:33:34.405
to be alleged violator was given

745
00:33:34.705 --> 00:33:37.485
and that the violator has the opportunity to be heard

746
00:33:37.545 --> 00:33:39.605
and that the board's decision is made upon evidence

747
00:33:39.605 --> 00:33:41.005
presented to you only today.

748
00:33:41.505 --> 00:33:43.525
Um, so with that said, would, um, any

749
00:33:43.525 --> 00:33:47.965
of the board at this time, um, who may have spoken to the,

750
00:33:48.185 --> 00:33:50.325
um, staff or homeowners involved?

751
00:33:50.465 --> 00:33:52.485
Um, no. For the record or confirmed

752
00:33:52.485 --> 00:33:53.845
that they have not had any, um,

753
00:33:53.845 --> 00:33:55.325
outside interactions at this time?

754
00:33:55.905 --> 00:33:57.525
Um, Jerry, you not aware?

755
00:33:57.745 --> 00:33:59.525
I'm not, not, I'm not aware that I have

756
00:34:00.055 --> 00:34:02.205
Steve Lap not aware of any.

757
00:34:02.695 --> 00:34:05.685
Peter Ruthford Not aware. Gerald Linco Not aware.

758
00:34:06.345 --> 00:34:09.005
That's gonna sound great. The paper. We're not aware, right?

759
00:34:09.615 --> 00:34:12.125
Could you may have. You never know. All right, Michelle.

760
00:34:13.255 --> 00:34:16.885
Thank you. Okay, let's, uh, get the facts, uh,

761
00:34:16.885 --> 00:34:18.525
present it to present the facts.

762
00:34:18.785 --> 00:34:21.245
Yes. Good Morning board Shannon Boyd, community Standards.

763
00:34:21.335 --> 00:34:24.725
Today I have case number D seven dash zero three dash 26

764
00:34:24.835 --> 00:34:27.925
Village Community Development District number seven versus

765
00:34:27.925 --> 00:34:30.165
Georgia c Sikorski, life

766
00:34:30.185 --> 00:34:33.685
of grantee 2 4 4 0 Iverson Court

767
00:34:33.995 --> 00:34:35.285
Unit 7 1 1.

768
00:34:35.545 --> 00:34:38.045
Lot nine violation of the district's rule

769
00:34:38.045 --> 00:34:39.525
to bring about de compliance.

770
00:34:39.905 --> 00:34:41.725
And specifically the rule that states

771
00:34:42.355 --> 00:34:44.685
each home site owner shall be responsible for

772
00:34:45.285 --> 00:34:47.965
maintaining in a mode edge, neat and clean manner.

773
00:34:48.345 --> 00:34:51.245
If an owner does not adhere to the above regulation,

774
00:34:51.475 --> 00:34:53.765
then the work may be performed on behalf of the owner

775
00:34:54.065 --> 00:34:56.045
and the cost shall be charged to the owner.

776
00:34:56.545 --> 00:34:59.005
As stated in the village Community Development District

777
00:34:59.005 --> 00:35:01.965
number seven, external deed restriction, definitions

778
00:35:01.985 --> 00:35:03.005
and interpretations.

779
00:35:03.275 --> 00:35:06.565
Maintenance of landscaping is defined as the exercise

780
00:35:06.625 --> 00:35:10.805
of generally accepted garden management practices necessary

781
00:35:10.825 --> 00:35:13.445
to promote a healthy weed-free environment

782
00:35:13.545 --> 00:35:14.845
for optimum plant growth.

783
00:35:15.385 --> 00:35:19.165
On September 19th, 2025, a complaint was received

784
00:35:19.165 --> 00:35:21.245
regarding overgrown grass, weeds,

785
00:35:21.245 --> 00:35:22.805
and bushing touching the neighboring home.

786
00:35:23.295 --> 00:35:25.965
Staff verified that there were weeds at the property,

787
00:35:26.265 --> 00:35:28.765
but did not observe any overgrown grass

788
00:35:28.905 --> 00:35:32.045
or bushes touching, touching the neighboring home.

789
00:35:32.685 --> 00:35:34.285
A deed restriction was written

790
00:35:34.465 --> 00:35:36.685
for the weeds on September 22nd.

791
00:35:37.345 --> 00:35:40.005
The initial and second letters were sent out on October 3rd

792
00:35:40.265 --> 00:35:41.525
and October 21st.

793
00:35:42.225 --> 00:35:44.725
And after following the procedures of compliance

794
00:35:44.785 --> 00:35:47.085
of external deed restrictions, a notice

795
00:35:47.105 --> 00:35:48.925
of public hearing was sent by regular

796
00:35:49.385 --> 00:35:51.405
and certified mail on November 14th.

797
00:35:52.185 --> 00:35:53.565
The homeowner is deceased

798
00:35:53.585 --> 00:35:56.645
and the property is currently in foreclosure proceedings.

799
00:35:57.095 --> 00:36:00.725
Staff contacted MSI, the property Preservation Company,

800
00:36:01.125 --> 00:36:04.245
assigned to the property to notify them of the violation.

801
00:36:04.885 --> 00:36:07.485
MSI confirmed that they would issue a work order

802
00:36:07.585 --> 00:36:08.805
for the property maintenance.

803
00:36:09.185 --> 00:36:12.165
During a recent inspection of the property on December 8th,

804
00:36:12.585 --> 00:36:13.605
it was determined

805
00:36:13.605 --> 00:36:16.005
that the property does remain out of compliance.

806
00:36:16.765 --> 00:36:18.925
I did just receive an email a few minutes ago

807
00:36:19.515 --> 00:36:21.005
that they emailed us stating

808
00:36:21.075 --> 00:36:23.165
that the property was taken care of.

809
00:36:23.345 --> 00:36:26.005
So we will send a deed compliance officer back out

810
00:36:26.005 --> 00:36:27.005
to the property today.

811
00:36:27.425 --> 00:36:29.765
Um, but when we went out on the eighth, it was not

812
00:36:30.185 --> 00:36:32.045
so Staff's recommendation would be

813
00:36:32.045 --> 00:36:33.445
to find the owner in violation

814
00:36:33.445 --> 00:36:35.125
of the district's deed compliance rule.

815
00:36:35.425 --> 00:36:37.285
As cited by the deed compliance staff,

816
00:36:37.585 --> 00:36:39.765
the owner has seven days to remove the weeds

817
00:36:39.765 --> 00:36:41.245
to bring the property into compliance.

818
00:36:41.785 --> 00:36:44.325
If the weeds are removed within seven days of the order

819
00:36:44.345 --> 00:36:47.365
of enforcement, case number D seven dash zero three dash

820
00:36:47.365 --> 00:36:49.045
26 shall be closed.

821
00:36:49.545 --> 00:36:50.925
If the weeds are not removed,

822
00:36:51.225 --> 00:36:53.005
the property is not brought into compliance.

823
00:36:53.225 --> 00:36:55.565
Within seven days of the Order of enforcement,

824
00:36:55.835 --> 00:36:58.365
authorize a district to maintain the property

825
00:36:58.625 --> 00:37:01.445
and impose a minimum of a $250 fine,

826
00:37:01.705 --> 00:37:04.285
or the actual cost of maintenance, whichever is more

827
00:37:04.425 --> 00:37:06.325
to be paid within 10 days of the invoice.

828
00:37:06.875 --> 00:37:08.005
Authorize a district

829
00:37:08.005 --> 00:37:10.725
to maintain the property twice a month in the summer,

830
00:37:10.875 --> 00:37:12.645
once a month in the winter as needed,

831
00:37:12.985 --> 00:37:16.165
and impose a $250 fine each time the

832
00:37:16.365 --> 00:37:17.645
district maintains the property.

833
00:37:18.025 --> 00:37:20.805
If the owners prohibit the district from maintaining the

834
00:37:21.045 --> 00:37:23.565
property, then the owners shall be fined an initial amount

835
00:37:23.565 --> 00:37:24.645
of $150

836
00:37:25.265 --> 00:37:28.245
and a daily fine of $50 per day

837
00:37:28.415 --> 00:37:30.325
until the property is brought into compliance.

838
00:37:30.945 --> 00:37:32.445
It is the owner's responsibility

839
00:37:32.505 --> 00:37:34.845
to contact the Community Standards Department

840
00:37:35.065 --> 00:37:38.285
to request a deed compliance officer revisit the property

841
00:37:38.305 --> 00:37:39.525
to confirm compliance.

842
00:37:40.025 --> 00:37:43.365
If the fines reach $1,500, the case shall be turned over

843
00:37:43.365 --> 00:37:46.085
to district counsel to seek all available remedies,

844
00:37:46.095 --> 00:37:48.365
which may include initiating a lawsuit

845
00:37:48.665 --> 00:37:51.045
or seeking an injunction against the property owner.

846
00:37:51.585 --> 00:37:53.405
The property owner is responsible

847
00:37:53.405 --> 00:37:56.445
for reimbursing the district for all attorney's fees, costs,

848
00:37:56.465 --> 00:37:58.645
and expenses associated with

849
00:37:58.665 --> 00:38:01.165
or related to this order of enforcement

850
00:38:01.345 --> 00:38:03.365
and Chairman to execute the order of enforcement.

851
00:38:03.385 --> 00:38:05.925
And I'm here to answer any questions that you may have.

852
00:38:07.145 --> 00:38:08.485
Uh, I I think it's great.

853
00:38:08.485 --> 00:38:10.565
Hopefully when you go there today, it's all, uh,

854
00:38:10.675 --> 00:38:11.685
it's all okie dokey.

855
00:38:11.685 --> 00:38:13.365
I hope so. Any questions? Uh,

856
00:38:14.465 --> 00:38:15.965
Can we, can we take an, uh,

857
00:38:18.795 --> 00:38:22.325
take action against the property pending the inspection?

858
00:38:24.045 --> 00:38:26.555
Other words, put the fines in place

859
00:38:27.895 --> 00:38:28.895
If it hasn't Been done. If

860
00:38:28.895 --> 00:38:30.995
it hasn't been Yes. To go away.

861
00:38:31.775 --> 00:38:33.955
Yes. So if you go ahead with staff's recommendation,

862
00:38:33.955 --> 00:38:35.405
that would give them the seven days.

863
00:38:35.465 --> 00:38:36.565
And if we go out today

864
00:38:36.665 --> 00:38:38.405
and it's still in violation,

865
00:38:38.405 --> 00:38:39.965
then they still only have that seven days. It

866
00:38:39.965 --> 00:38:40.965
Takes a second. Mm-hmm.

867
00:38:40.965 --> 00:38:41.365

868
00:38:42.545 --> 00:38:44.645
Motion to approve the staff's recommendations.

869
00:38:44.755 --> 00:38:46.885
Hold on. Yeah. One second. Any questions?

870
00:38:47.265 --> 00:38:49.805
No, no Questions. Okay. Yeah. I'm sorry. Julian.

871
00:38:50.145 --> 00:38:52.765
Motion. Motion to approve the staff's recommendation?

872
00:38:53.745 --> 00:38:56.485
No, close. Okay. Motion to close the public hearing. Yes.

873
00:38:57.755 --> 00:39:00.705
Getting second. Decided to go with the Yes.

874
00:39:01.435 --> 00:39:02.825
Let's, let's close the public hearing

875
00:39:02.845 --> 00:39:04.385
and then we'll, we'll make a motion.

876
00:39:04.565 --> 00:39:06.345
All right. Yeah. Do I get a second on closing?

877
00:39:06.575 --> 00:39:09.825
I'll second it. Okay. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Aye.

878
00:39:10.445 --> 00:39:13.185
Any opposed? Seeing none, public hearings closed.

879
00:39:13.685 --> 00:39:17.265
Now we'll address the, uh, so right,

880
00:39:17.645 --> 00:39:19.385
The motion as requested

881
00:39:19.485 --> 00:39:22.065
by the staff gives seven days to go inspect it.

882
00:39:22.095 --> 00:39:24.945
Exactly. If you inspect it today and it's fixed, then,

883
00:39:25.095 --> 00:39:26.095
Then it's closed today.

884
00:39:27.245 --> 00:39:28.865
So that, that answers your question.

885
00:39:30.375 --> 00:39:34.225
Okay. So do we get a motion on, on the proposal I move

886
00:39:34.225 --> 00:39:35.945
that we impose fines

887
00:39:38.235 --> 00:39:40.385
based on staff recommendation, right.

888
00:39:42.725 --> 00:39:45.745
All, all. Um, do I get second? I'll second. All in favor?

889
00:39:46.285 --> 00:39:48.785
Aye. Aye. Any opposed? See you none.

890
00:39:49.515 --> 00:39:51.305
Thank you. Board. I have one question.

891
00:39:51.605 --> 00:39:54.505
So you go out there today and it's all nice and mm-hmm.

892
00:39:54.605 --> 00:39:55.785
You know, brought up, done.

893
00:39:56.735 --> 00:39:58.225
When would be the next look at it?

894
00:39:58.285 --> 00:39:59.345
So like in 60

895
00:39:59.405 --> 00:40:00.705
or 90 days you have to wait

896
00:40:00.705 --> 00:40:02.585
for another complaint to come in?

897
00:40:02.735 --> 00:40:03.945
Yeah, we wouldn't look at it again.

898
00:40:04.255 --> 00:40:06.385
It's done. Mm-hmm. It's done. The case is closed.

899
00:40:06.765 --> 00:40:10.145
Mm-hmm. Okay. So then they can sit back for Yes.

900
00:40:10.285 --> 00:40:12.945
Two or three months and not do anything again. Mm-hmm.

901
00:40:13.285 --> 00:40:15.145
It just falls back to a similar state

902
00:40:15.395 --> 00:40:17.145
until somebody files a complaint.

903
00:40:17.405 --> 00:40:18.825
We do have a process that's a

904
00:40:18.985 --> 00:40:20.265
reoccurring violation process.

905
00:40:20.495 --> 00:40:23.305
Yeah. Where if within the next year we do get the same

906
00:40:23.705 --> 00:40:25.425
complaint for weeds, it would,

907
00:40:25.655 --> 00:40:27.625
they don't have the three letters.

908
00:40:27.655 --> 00:40:28.865
They only get the third letter.

909
00:40:28.885 --> 00:40:31.905
So it would be coming to before you a lot sooner.

910
00:40:32.405 --> 00:40:35.105
Um, and then at that time you could determine whether

911
00:40:35.105 --> 00:40:36.745
or not they were in violation. And

912
00:40:37.295 --> 00:40:38.295
Yeah. Just to

913
00:40:38.295 --> 00:40:39.225
make sure I'm clear on the process,

914
00:40:39.845 --> 00:40:41.585
if it's all cleaned up today and you go out there

915
00:40:41.585 --> 00:40:42.785
and say, okay, they're good.

916
00:40:43.615 --> 00:40:45.905
Basically community standard wipes their hands on it

917
00:40:45.995 --> 00:40:47.705
until somebody comes

918
00:40:47.805 --> 00:40:49.825
and says something goes, you're never gonna go back out

919
00:40:49.825 --> 00:40:51.665
there in two or three months

920
00:40:51.725 --> 00:40:53.425
and say, wait, it's fallen back into

921
00:40:54.185 --> 00:40:55.985
remission here and we gotta do something. Correct.

922
00:40:56.015 --> 00:40:59.185
Yeah. That there would've to be another complain. I

923
00:40:59.185 --> 00:41:01.785
Want to make sure I that part of the rule. Right. Okay.

924
00:41:02.295 --> 00:41:04.585
Okay. Would you like to go to the next one?

925
00:41:04.685 --> 00:41:07.505
Yes, I would. Good Morning Board Shannon

926
00:41:07.615 --> 00:41:08.905
Boyd Community Standards.

927
00:41:09.315 --> 00:41:13.145
Today I have case number D seven dash zero four dash 26

928
00:41:13.335 --> 00:41:16.505
Village Community Development District number seven versus

929
00:41:16.945 --> 00:41:18.865
Patricia a Fagan individually

930
00:41:18.885 --> 00:41:22.585
and as trustee of the Patricia a Fagan Trust dated

931
00:41:23.025 --> 00:41:25.545
February 23rd, 2023

932
00:41:25.925 --> 00:41:28.545
for 2 4 1 7 Heat Springs Drive.

933
00:41:29.845 --> 00:41:32.105
Can I have a motion open up the public hearing please?

934
00:41:32.105 --> 00:41:35.205
Motion to open the public hearing you Second. Second.

935
00:41:35.665 --> 00:41:38.565
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Seeing none.

936
00:41:38.565 --> 00:41:39.605
Public hearing is open.

937
00:41:43.725 --> 00:41:45.725
Anyone's gonna provide testimony in this

938
00:41:45.725 --> 00:41:47.525
case and raise your right hand.

939
00:41:48.225 --> 00:41:50.485
Do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony

940
00:41:50.485 --> 00:41:52.845
and evidence you're about given the hearing today will be

941
00:41:52.845 --> 00:41:54.685
the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?

942
00:41:55.025 --> 00:41:59.565
Yes, I do. And at the time,

943
00:41:59.565 --> 00:42:01.845
would board members, um, confirm again for the record

944
00:42:01.915 --> 00:42:03.725
that they've not, um, had any

945
00:42:03.925 --> 00:42:04.925
External communication?

946
00:42:05.905 --> 00:42:10.405
Yes, I have. Um, I have none. I have none. I've had none.

947
00:42:10.675 --> 00:42:11.675
None.

948
00:42:13.875 --> 00:42:15.005
Okay. Good morning. Thank You.

949
00:42:15.005 --> 00:42:16.125
You're welcome. Thank you. Michelle.

950
00:42:16.575 --> 00:42:18.285
Facts. Okay. Good Morning Board,

951
00:42:18.285 --> 00:42:19.845
Shannon Boyd, community Standards.

952
00:42:20.255 --> 00:42:23.365
Today I have case number D seven dash zero four dash 26

953
00:42:23.435 --> 00:42:26.165
Village Community Development District number seven versus

954
00:42:26.565 --> 00:42:28.405
Patricia a Fagan individually

955
00:42:28.405 --> 00:42:31.725
and as trustee of the Patricia a Fagan Trust dated

956
00:42:32.085 --> 00:42:36.925
February 23rd, 2020 3, 2 4 1 7 Heath Springs

957
00:42:36.925 --> 00:42:38.805
Drive, unit 1 4, 1.

958
00:42:39.025 --> 00:42:41.645
Lot two six violation of the district's rule

959
00:42:41.645 --> 00:42:42.925
to bring about deed compliance.

960
00:42:43.025 --> 00:42:44.085
And specifically the rule

961
00:42:44.085 --> 00:42:47.525
that states owners shall keep their and eat and clean.

962
00:42:47.865 --> 00:42:50.125
If an owner does not adhere to this regulation,

963
00:42:50.235 --> 00:42:52.445
then the work may be performed on behalf of the owner

964
00:42:52.465 --> 00:42:54.205
and the cost shall be charged to the owner.

965
00:42:54.825 --> 00:42:57.285
As stated in the Village Community Development District

966
00:42:57.285 --> 00:42:59.525
number seven, external deed restrictions,

967
00:42:59.525 --> 00:43:01.165
definitions, and interpretations.

968
00:43:01.355 --> 00:43:04.485
Maintenance of landscaping is defined as the exercise

969
00:43:04.485 --> 00:43:08.565
of generally accepted guarded management practices necessary

970
00:43:08.625 --> 00:43:11.125
to promote a healthy weed-free environment

971
00:43:11.185 --> 00:43:12.445
for optimum plant growth.

972
00:43:12.865 --> 00:43:16.685
On September 26th, 2025, a complaint was received

973
00:43:16.685 --> 00:43:19.045
regarding dead missing grass, weeds

974
00:43:19.045 --> 00:43:22.325
and EPT landscaping that verified the violations.

975
00:43:22.425 --> 00:43:25.805
And a deed restriction reminder was written that same day.

976
00:43:26.345 --> 00:43:29.245
The initial and second letters were sent out on October 17th

977
00:43:29.345 --> 00:43:30.605
and October 31st.

978
00:43:31.145 --> 00:43:33.645
And after following the procedures of a compliance

979
00:43:33.985 --> 00:43:36.045
of external deed restrictions, a notice

980
00:43:36.105 --> 00:43:39.165
of public hearing was sent by regular and certified mail.

981
00:43:39.165 --> 00:43:42.005
On November 20th, staff made contact

982
00:43:42.155 --> 00:43:44.605
with the homeowner's son Michael, who reported

983
00:43:44.605 --> 00:43:46.485
that soil treatment was underway

984
00:43:46.545 --> 00:43:49.005
and that the yard was going to be fully otd.

985
00:43:49.465 --> 00:43:53.685
Um, with completion date anticipated for December 8th, um,

986
00:43:53.685 --> 00:43:56.605
during staff's inspection of the property on December 8th,

987
00:43:56.825 --> 00:43:58.445
it was determined that the property does

988
00:43:58.445 --> 00:43:59.765
remain out of compliance.

989
00:44:00.315 --> 00:44:01.805
Staff's recommendation would be

990
00:44:01.805 --> 00:44:03.245
to find the owner in violation

991
00:44:03.505 --> 00:44:05.805
of the district's deep compliance rule as cited

992
00:44:05.805 --> 00:44:07.125
by the deep compliance staff.

993
00:44:07.585 --> 00:44:11.125
The owner has 30 days to reseed or resod the missing grass,

994
00:44:11.625 --> 00:44:14.765
and to restore the barren landscaping beds with pine straw

995
00:44:14.985 --> 00:44:16.765
to bring the property into compliance.

996
00:44:17.225 --> 00:44:18.925
If the property is reseeded

997
00:44:18.925 --> 00:44:22.525
or resodded in the missing grass no longer exists

998
00:44:22.545 --> 00:44:26.205
and the pine straw has been replaced in the landscaping beds

999
00:44:26.205 --> 00:44:28.165
and the property is brought into compliance.

1000
00:44:28.425 --> 00:44:30.005
Within 30 days of the order

1001
00:44:30.025 --> 00:44:34.125
of enforcement case number D seven dash zero four dash 26

1002
00:44:34.125 --> 00:44:37.845
shall be closed if the property's not receded or resetted

1003
00:44:38.065 --> 00:44:40.405
and the missing grass still exists and

1004
00:44:40.405 --> 00:44:43.165
or the pine straw has not been replaced in the landscaping

1005
00:44:43.235 --> 00:44:45.725
beds and the property is not brought into compliance within

1006
00:44:45.725 --> 00:44:50.045
30 days of the order of enforcement imposed $150 fine

1007
00:44:50.265 --> 00:44:52.245
to be paid within 10 days of the invoice

1008
00:44:52.625 --> 00:44:54.525
and impose a $50 daily fine

1009
00:44:54.735 --> 00:44:56.725
until the property is brought into compliance.

1010
00:44:57.265 --> 00:44:58.805
It is the owner's responsibility

1011
00:44:58.825 --> 00:45:01.005
to contact the Community Standards Department

1012
00:45:01.265 --> 00:45:04.405
to request a deed compliance officer revisit the property

1013
00:45:04.405 --> 00:45:05.605
to confirm compliance.

1014
00:45:06.185 --> 00:45:09.365
If the fines reach $1,500, the case shall be turned over

1015
00:45:09.665 --> 00:45:12.565
to district counsel to seek all available remedies,

1016
00:45:12.615 --> 00:45:14.445
which may include initiating a lawsuit

1017
00:45:14.785 --> 00:45:16.845
or seeking an injunction against the owner.

1018
00:45:17.385 --> 00:45:20.045
The owner is responsible for reimbursing the district

1019
00:45:20.185 --> 00:45:23.485
for all attorney's fees, costs, and expenses associated with

1020
00:45:23.665 --> 00:45:27.205
or related to this Order of enforcement chairman

1021
00:45:27.225 --> 00:45:28.845
to execute the order of enforcement.

1022
00:45:28.845 --> 00:45:31.245
And I'm here to answer any questions that you may have.

1023
00:45:32.585 --> 00:45:34.485
Um, board anybody.

1024
00:45:36.545 --> 00:45:38.885
It looks like in the last photo that it's been stripped

1025
00:45:38.885 --> 00:45:39.885
And prepped. Correct.

1026
00:45:39.885 --> 00:45:40.565
Okay.

1027
00:45:40.595 --> 00:45:45.405
That was December the eighth, correct. Any questions?

1028
00:45:45.785 --> 00:45:48.405
The only question I guess I have is reseeding.

1029
00:45:48.555 --> 00:45:50.885
It's, nothing's gonna grow very much

1030
00:45:50.945 --> 00:45:52.885
for the next couple months, so I don't see

1031
00:45:52.885 --> 00:45:54.325
where Reeding does anything

1032
00:45:54.585 --> 00:45:56.485
to remedy. It'll still look the same.

1033
00:45:57.425 --> 00:45:58.605
We give am I, am I wrong?

1034
00:45:58.785 --> 00:46:00.485
We give residents the option when it

1035
00:46:00.485 --> 00:46:01.605
comes to debt or missing grass.

1036
00:46:01.605 --> 00:46:04.125
We always give 'em the option of reseeding or oting.

1037
00:46:04.765 --> 00:46:06.805
I mean, obviously in this case where there's no grass,

1038
00:46:07.155 --> 00:46:08.525
they're gonna need to resod.

1039
00:46:09.755 --> 00:46:13.165
Okay. Because I was say, we can go by five pounds of, uh,

1040
00:46:14.145 --> 00:46:15.885
you know, grass seed and throw it all over out there,

1041
00:46:15.885 --> 00:46:17.005
but it's not gonna do anything

1042
00:46:17.065 --> 00:46:18.725
to speak up in the next couple months.

1043
00:46:18.915 --> 00:46:20.965
Yeah. Just a question we, I see.

1044
00:46:21.025 --> 00:46:23.325
Is there a person in the audience that has,

1045
00:46:23.325 --> 00:46:24.805
would you like to speak on?

1046
00:46:24.945 --> 00:46:25.945
On this subject?

1047
00:46:30.705 --> 00:46:33.205
On Michael Fagan? Thank you, Michael. So

1048
00:46:33.205 --> 00:46:35.485
She has been trying to take care of the property.

1049
00:46:35.485 --> 00:46:37.805
She had true green. They showed up three times,

1050
00:46:38.055 --> 00:46:39.525
never did any application.

1051
00:46:39.885 --> 00:46:41.845
I finally figured it out, had to fire them.

1052
00:46:42.555 --> 00:46:46.365
They were billing her so the grass actually was dying.

1053
00:46:46.555 --> 00:46:47.765
They were saying they were doing the work.

1054
00:46:47.765 --> 00:46:50.765
They weren't doing the work. Apparently that very rampant

1055
00:46:50.765 --> 00:46:51.845
that happens in the villages.

1056
00:46:51.845 --> 00:46:53.685
And Tru Green is notorious for that.

1057
00:46:54.015 --> 00:46:57.245
Hired Zo, the Green, they didn't do a good job either,

1058
00:46:57.825 --> 00:46:59.005
so it was patchy.

1059
00:46:59.705 --> 00:47:02.925
So I spoke with Jackie, who's the compliance officer,

1060
00:47:03.635 --> 00:47:06.405
gave her dates, which she kind of misconstrues when I said,

1061
00:47:07.125 --> 00:47:08.165
I didn't say December 8th.

1062
00:47:08.245 --> 00:47:09.765
I said the week of December 8th.

1063
00:47:10.345 --> 00:47:12.405
And then prior to that, when I prepped the lawn,

1064
00:47:12.445 --> 00:47:14.965
I said the week of whatever the date was, she took it

1065
00:47:14.985 --> 00:47:16.045
as that exact date.

1066
00:47:16.465 --> 00:47:18.605
So I have been complying, trying to help.

1067
00:47:18.605 --> 00:47:19.885
My mom came back from New York,

1068
00:47:19.915 --> 00:47:22.965
staying here on a regular basis to resolve this.

1069
00:47:23.305 --> 00:47:25.725
So instead of just doing patches on the lawn,

1070
00:47:26.305 --> 00:47:27.445
I'm replacing the whole lawn,

1071
00:47:27.545 --> 00:47:29.460
the entire side, the entire back.

1072
00:47:29.785 --> 00:47:32.965
It was za now it's going to be St. Augustine.

1073
00:47:33.125 --> 00:47:37.765
I spoke with Susie Bellen, who's in a RC,

1074
00:47:38.425 --> 00:47:41.285
got approval from her to change it to St.

1075
00:47:41.285 --> 00:47:44.245
Augustine and had been in constant, consistent contact

1076
00:47:44.435 --> 00:47:48.485
with her, have Jackie's number communicate

1077
00:47:48.485 --> 00:47:49.565
with her on a regular basis.

1078
00:47:49.625 --> 00:47:51.325
So this is something that's not being ignored.

1079
00:47:51.425 --> 00:47:53.765
So from the photographs and from the testimony,

1080
00:47:53.785 --> 00:47:55.525
it almost seems like this is being ignored.

1081
00:47:55.555 --> 00:47:57.045
It's not being addressed on a regular

1082
00:47:57.665 --> 00:47:59.725
weekly basis, if not daily basis.

1083
00:48:00.505 --> 00:48:04.045
So I actually had sari sod

1084
00:48:04.045 --> 00:48:06.765
and landscape finally showed up yesterday,

1085
00:48:06.765 --> 00:48:08.845
stripped the entire side and the back.

1086
00:48:09.185 --> 00:48:12.605
So now there's an issue, which Susie, when I went

1087
00:48:12.605 --> 00:48:14.805
to her office, she pulled up the, uh, photograph

1088
00:48:14.825 --> 00:48:16.085
of the adjoining property.

1089
00:48:16.825 --> 00:48:18.325
She pulled up an adjoin,

1090
00:48:18.325 --> 00:48:20.005
which I just don't want to say it publicly.

1091
00:48:20.055 --> 00:48:23.285
She's pulled up something of an adjoining property.

1092
00:48:23.285 --> 00:48:25.525
And there's an issue with the adjoining neighbor,

1093
00:48:25.695 --> 00:48:28.525
which prevents a section of the SOD going in.

1094
00:48:28.835 --> 00:48:30.245
They have to come in compliance.

1095
00:48:30.905 --> 00:48:32.085
And my understanding,

1096
00:48:32.375 --> 00:48:36.325
which I don't think any resident knows this, the only time

1097
00:48:37.285 --> 00:48:40.965
HOA standards are enforced is if there's a complaint.

1098
00:48:41.385 --> 00:48:44.325
So on this block, there's multiple lawns

1099
00:48:44.915 --> 00:48:46.125
that are not in compliance,

1100
00:48:47.145 --> 00:48:51.405
but the only way that is enforced is if someone complains.

1101
00:48:51.745 --> 00:48:55.085
So if you have a neighbor, which this seems what it is,

1102
00:48:55.105 --> 00:48:57.765
if a neighbor doesn't like you, if a neighbor feels

1103
00:48:57.765 --> 00:48:59.565
that they have the best house on the block,

1104
00:48:59.715 --> 00:49:02.485
they'll complain about everyone anonymously.

1105
00:49:03.025 --> 00:49:04.925
And you have no recourse.

1106
00:49:05.385 --> 00:49:08.125
So I don't know if there's a FOIA system that exists,

1107
00:49:08.185 --> 00:49:13.125
but if the person is making complaints anonymously,

1108
00:49:13.355 --> 00:49:14.405
there's no recourse.

1109
00:49:15.025 --> 00:49:16.325
So you can have a continuance

1110
00:49:16.325 --> 00:49:17.925
of complaints against any neighbor.

1111
00:49:17.945 --> 00:49:19.925
I'm not even talking about my mom to anyone in the village.

1112
00:49:20.125 --> 00:49:22.045
Mm-hmm. So that was brought to my understanding.

1113
00:49:22.285 --> 00:49:23.165
'cause I said, what about if

1114
00:49:23.165 --> 00:49:24.565
this neighbor comes in compliance?

1115
00:49:25.225 --> 00:49:28.685
She goes, the only way we can enforce it is if you

1116
00:49:29.025 --> 00:49:30.085
or someone complaining.

1117
00:49:30.175 --> 00:49:33.485
Right? Yeah. And she said, if you complain,

1118
00:49:33.485 --> 00:49:35.565
the neighbor knows at this point, it really doesn't matter.

1119
00:49:35.585 --> 00:49:36.805
You want to be nice to people,

1120
00:49:37.345 --> 00:49:40.445
but the neighbor took advantage of landscape.

1121
00:49:40.595 --> 00:49:41.685
It's eroding everything.

1122
00:49:42.575 --> 00:49:46.045
Their irrigation is outta control, eroding the whole side.

1123
00:49:46.285 --> 00:49:47.805
I saw it last night at 1:00 AM

1124
00:49:49.315 --> 00:49:50.565
it's just shooting everywhere.

1125
00:49:50.665 --> 00:49:53.765
And before the sod was taken out, if he tried to say that

1126
00:49:54.465 --> 00:49:55.765
it was because the sod

1127
00:49:55.765 --> 00:49:59.605
or the work was commenced, I took video months

1128
00:49:59.605 --> 00:50:01.005
before, same situation.

1129
00:50:01.655 --> 00:50:03.435
So it's been existing for actually years.

1130
00:50:04.105 --> 00:50:06.795
It's encroaching over the property line,

1131
00:50:07.875 --> 00:50:09.075
eroding the whole side.

1132
00:50:09.535 --> 00:50:12.435
So hard to determine who's making complaints.

1133
00:50:12.715 --> 00:50:14.275
I mean, whose property's well maintained

1134
00:50:14.275 --> 00:50:15.355
since irrigation is not.

1135
00:50:16.095 --> 00:50:20.075
So you have it, it's unfortunate

1136
00:50:20.465 --> 00:50:23.075
that on this block there's other neighbors

1137
00:50:23.075 --> 00:50:24.355
that don't like one another

1138
00:50:24.495 --> 00:50:26.275
and then make a series of complaints.

1139
00:50:26.985 --> 00:50:29.165
And I've heard this before when I've gone to a RC

1140
00:50:30.065 --> 00:50:32.485
in Brownwood, and then when it used to be in Lee, um,

1141
00:50:32.985 --> 00:50:35.125
sum Village, that that exists

1142
00:50:35.345 --> 00:50:37.205
and there's nothing they can do about it.

1143
00:50:38.125 --> 00:50:39.765
I know, I I I appreciate

1144
00:50:39.765 --> 00:50:41.405
what you're saying. I really do. So I understand

1145
00:50:41.405 --> 00:50:42.565
From, from the post office, it

1146
00:50:42.565 --> 00:50:43.725
sounds like a similar situation.

1147
00:50:43.725 --> 00:50:45.285
Yeah, no, no, I understand. But you are.

1148
00:50:45.625 --> 00:50:47.165
But she's like, I'm on top of it

1149
00:50:47.345 --> 00:50:48.445
so it's not being ignored.

1150
00:50:48.505 --> 00:50:50.645
And I think she even said, you know, like,

1151
00:50:50.645 --> 00:50:53.485
these photographs don't reflect, like that's Monday.

1152
00:50:53.675 --> 00:50:55.645
They showed up yesterday, Tuesday, everything's gone.

1153
00:50:56.355 --> 00:50:59.565
Your main, your main concern is to meet the compliance.

1154
00:50:59.785 --> 00:51:01.565
But it's actually, and I understand the other issues.

1155
00:51:01.675 --> 00:51:04.405
Hold on, hold on. I understand the other issues would have a

1156
00:51:04.405 --> 00:51:05.525
process works, right?

1157
00:51:05.765 --> 00:51:07.445
I agree. But your main concern

1158
00:51:08.345 --> 00:51:10.045
is not the neighbors at this point, right?

1159
00:51:10.105 --> 00:51:13.045
It is. So you need the compliance, you take care of

1160
00:51:13.045 --> 00:51:16.325
that violation of the pro, the procedure of the violations.

1161
00:51:16.325 --> 00:51:17.565
That's that. We can discuss that.

1162
00:51:17.565 --> 00:51:18.725
What's wrong, what's right about it.

1163
00:51:19.105 --> 00:51:20.125
But that's your main concern.

1164
00:51:20.755 --> 00:51:23.605
When you feel this, when you feel that your property,

1165
00:51:23.875 --> 00:51:27.125
your mother's property, your property will be up,

1166
00:51:27.355 --> 00:51:29.085
will be up to de compliance.

1167
00:51:29.335 --> 00:51:30.885
Would it be another week? Another, I'm

1168
00:51:30.885 --> 00:51:34.685
Hoping it's this week, but they, I just discovered how bad

1169
00:51:34.685 --> 00:51:36.285
that issue is with the adjoining neighbor.

1170
00:51:36.345 --> 00:51:38.005
Yes. So it's just eroded everything

1171
00:51:38.005 --> 00:51:39.245
and walk away, understand everything.

1172
00:51:39.385 --> 00:51:40.405
So then now I have to go

1173
00:51:40.405 --> 00:51:43.005
after your meeting today, I'm gonna go back over to Susie.

1174
00:51:43.385 --> 00:51:45.125
She was going to look up this property.

1175
00:51:45.825 --> 00:51:47.965
It was, you know, not on the computer.

1176
00:51:48.065 --> 00:51:50.645
So she has to go through physical, uh, records

1177
00:51:51.345 --> 00:51:55.205
to see if they had approval to do these landscaping,

1178
00:51:55.625 --> 00:51:56.645
um, irrigation.

1179
00:51:56.705 --> 00:51:58.165
So she was going to determine that.

1180
00:51:58.195 --> 00:52:00.685
Like I met with her last week, so I still,

1181
00:52:00.825 --> 00:52:02.365
she said just move forward with the So

1182
00:52:02.545 --> 00:52:03.845
Do you feel you need more time

1183
00:52:04.105 --> 00:52:05.845
to meet the compliance? Yeah,

1184
00:52:06.225 --> 00:52:07.885
But not, I'm not saying like two months.

1185
00:52:07.985 --> 00:52:09.965
It could be like, I'm hoping like

1186
00:52:09.965 --> 00:52:12.325
to re if I can get this resolved this week, the,

1187
00:52:12.325 --> 00:52:13.765
so like the so was going in this morning.

1188
00:52:14.115 --> 00:52:15.925
Okay, hold on At am

1189
00:52:16.305 --> 00:52:17.305
No problem. Is going

1190
00:52:17.305 --> 00:52:18.085
to get, I understand.

1191
00:52:18.865 --> 00:52:21.565
How, how many midday did we give him to meet the compliance?

1192
00:52:21.675 --> 00:52:24.645
What, 30 days? 30, 30 days? Could you think?

1193
00:52:24.645 --> 00:52:26.525
Could you think it's possible? You guys? I so yeah,

1194
00:52:26.525 --> 00:52:28.605
Because actually Jackie told me this

1195
00:52:28.605 --> 00:52:29.645
meeting was in January.

1196
00:52:30.395 --> 00:52:32.325
Okay. So then I was in New York, got the,

1197
00:52:32.345 --> 00:52:34.285
my mom got the letter, didn't understand the letter.

1198
00:52:34.515 --> 00:52:36.085
Yeah. And she, so I read it.

1199
00:52:36.545 --> 00:52:39.445
So it was, it was accelerated

1200
00:52:39.465 --> 00:52:41.005
to this date instead of in January.

1201
00:52:41.185 --> 00:52:43.925
So when I met with Susie, she goes, it's in December.

1202
00:52:44.085 --> 00:52:45.085
I said, yeah. She goes, it's supposed

1203
00:52:45.085 --> 00:52:46.005
to be in January. Yeah.

1204
00:52:46.005 --> 00:52:47.565
Alright. I'm sorry about all

1205
00:52:47.565 --> 00:52:48.645
that and I appreciate what you're doing.

1206
00:52:48.645 --> 00:52:50.605
No problem. God bless you for trying to help, you know,

1207
00:52:50.995 --> 00:52:52.165
help you, your people.

1208
00:52:52.445 --> 00:52:54.885
I think it's great. My main concern is

1209
00:52:54.885 --> 00:52:56.005
that you meet the compliance

1210
00:52:56.465 --> 00:52:58.245
and my main concern is that you get,

1211
00:52:58.485 --> 00:52:59.725
I sure the board feels the same.

1212
00:52:59.725 --> 00:53:01.925
They can speak, um, that you get enough

1213
00:53:01.925 --> 00:53:03.285
of time to meet Decompliance.

1214
00:53:03.295 --> 00:53:05.485
Right. Because we, so if,

1215
00:53:05.665 --> 00:53:08.005
if you think 30 days would be enough for you to meet.

1216
00:53:08.005 --> 00:53:09.965
I think so, yeah. I mean, I'm in contact with Susie

1217
00:53:10.025 --> 00:53:12.165
and I know Jackie doesn't make the decisions,

1218
00:53:12.165 --> 00:53:14.125
but I'm giving Susie photograph.

1219
00:53:14.125 --> 00:53:15.765
Gotcha. She's on top of it.

1220
00:53:16.265 --> 00:53:18.685
She did the approval for anything else that needs

1221
00:53:18.685 --> 00:53:21.765
to go within our house, uh, with a RC.

1222
00:53:21.765 --> 00:53:23.485
And she's, I think she's on the, the board

1223
00:53:23.505 --> 00:53:25.805
or she does the approval so she's aware

1224
00:53:25.805 --> 00:53:27.605
of the whole situation has been briefed

1225
00:53:27.605 --> 00:53:28.645
on it on a regular basis.

1226
00:53:28.905 --> 00:53:32.245
If you can't meet the, uh, beach plan within the 30 days,

1227
00:53:33.115 --> 00:53:36.285
make sure you, you contact officer, make sure,

1228
00:53:36.315 --> 00:53:38.405
because this is gonna take effect.

1229
00:53:38.575 --> 00:53:41.565
Right. If you need more time, let us know. I

1230
00:53:41.565 --> 00:53:43.365
Think it, I don't think it will, but it's just,

1231
00:53:44.485 --> 00:53:46.525
I don't wanna put all this like they were laying the

1232
00:53:46.525 --> 00:53:47.565
sod at 8:00 AM this morning.

1233
00:53:47.845 --> 00:53:48.965
I delayed it to meet with you guys.

1234
00:53:49.025 --> 00:53:51.965
And then also the situation is worse than I thought

1235
00:53:51.965 --> 00:53:53.405
with the neighbor with the irrigation.

1236
00:53:53.595 --> 00:53:54.845
Yeah. If the sod goes in,

1237
00:53:54.875 --> 00:53:57.125
it's just gonna be destroyed. Yeah. And then

1238
00:53:57.385 --> 00:53:58.565
That's another problem. I

1239
00:53:58.565 --> 00:53:59.565
Can't have, I can't have, yeah. I

1240
00:53:59.565 --> 00:54:01.525
can't have a direct communication with the neighbor

1241
00:54:01.525 --> 00:54:02.645
because it's a difficult neighbor.

1242
00:54:02.645 --> 00:54:04.805
Understood. So I have to unfortunately,

1243
00:54:04.985 --> 00:54:06.485
but I don't wanna be that way.

1244
00:54:06.545 --> 00:54:09.325
But then you have to make a formal complaint to have it look

1245
00:54:09.325 --> 00:54:10.325
Right. Yeah. And you may

1246
00:54:10.325 --> 00:54:11.445
have to do that to help yourself.

1247
00:54:11.725 --> 00:54:14.565
I to do why I have to do it today with, I understand.

1248
00:54:14.665 --> 00:54:16.165
Uh, any questions from the board?

1249
00:54:16.305 --> 00:54:18.885
Any the, uh, opinions, complaints?

1250
00:54:19.915 --> 00:54:21.565
He's doing everything in its power to

1251
00:54:21.565 --> 00:54:22.565
Rec situation. But

1252
00:54:22.565 --> 00:54:24.205
the whole, so you're aware the whole launch, the front,

1253
00:54:24.345 --> 00:54:26.085
the sides, the back, it's exceeding

1254
00:54:26.275 --> 00:54:28.005
what your expectations were.

1255
00:54:28.075 --> 00:54:30.445
It's all going from choice to Saint Augustine

1256
00:54:30.445 --> 00:54:32.565
and that was actually approved from the a RC.

1257
00:54:32.915 --> 00:54:36.005
Okay. My recommendation, we table this

1258
00:54:36.005 --> 00:54:37.245
for 30 days and Yes.

1259
00:54:37.865 --> 00:54:40.165
See if it doesn't, uh, magically go away.

1260
00:54:40.265 --> 00:54:41.645
When's completed? Hopefully,

1261
00:54:42.445 --> 00:54:43.645
I, I, I I agree.

1262
00:54:43.725 --> 00:54:45.765
I wanna give him a, it's up to you.

1263
00:54:45.825 --> 00:54:48.645
You know, we take a vote. I would like to give this, uh,

1264
00:54:49.165 --> 00:54:51.525
resident, uh, a time if they need it.

1265
00:54:52.305 --> 00:54:55.565
Um, and if let's say two weeks from now something comes up

1266
00:54:55.565 --> 00:54:56.965
and they can't get it done, I hate

1267
00:54:56.965 --> 00:54:59.805
to see this get take effect if he's actually in the,

1268
00:54:59.865 --> 00:55:01.365
in the process of getting it done.

1269
00:55:02.085 --> 00:55:03.125
I don't know if you feel the same.

1270
00:55:03.545 --> 00:55:05.045
I'm just table this Have

1271
00:55:05.045 --> 00:55:06.045
A procedural question. Can

1272
00:55:06.045 --> 00:55:07.125
we table a public hearing?

1273
00:55:08.065 --> 00:55:10.885
So staff's recommendation would be to enter the order

1274
00:55:10.885 --> 00:55:13.725
of enforcement with 30 days to come into compliance.

1275
00:55:14.065 --> 00:55:17.005
Can we make a 45 days? That's your discretion.

1276
00:55:17.005 --> 00:55:19.685
Yes. Now you're reading me. Yeah. Okay. Okay.

1277
00:55:19.695 --> 00:55:21.365
We're gonna give you a little extra time. Okay.

1278
00:55:21.365 --> 00:55:23.445
Because you're being so, you know,

1279
00:55:23.445 --> 00:55:25.085
most the parents don't have sons

1280
00:55:25.085 --> 00:55:26.205
that do as much as you are doing.

1281
00:55:26.225 --> 00:55:30.085
That's pretty good. Uh, uh, bottom line is, can we change it

1282
00:55:30.085 --> 00:55:32.325
to, uh, what you say 45 days?

1283
00:55:32.335 --> 00:55:33.335
45 days?

1284
00:55:34.525 --> 00:55:35.725
I, I forgot to add too.

1285
00:55:35.855 --> 00:55:38.245
We're changing all the planting in the bed, so

1286
00:55:38.245 --> 00:55:39.285
that's in the process as well.

1287
00:55:39.425 --> 00:55:41.005
So it's not just going to be pine straw.

1288
00:55:41.005 --> 00:55:42.005
It's actually all new plants.

1289
00:55:42.235 --> 00:55:44.965
Good. Yeah. So I hope you get it done 45 days.

1290
00:55:45.615 --> 00:55:47.005
Thank you. You're welcome. Thanks

1291
00:55:47.005 --> 00:55:48.005
For all your time.

1292
00:55:48.235 --> 00:55:49.765
Doug. Get a motion. Right? Make

1293
00:55:49.805 --> 00:55:53.245
A motion to accept the recommendation of,

1294
00:55:53.825 --> 00:55:54.825
Oh, Mr. Chairman, we need

1295
00:55:54.825 --> 00:55:56.005
to close the public hearing.

1296
00:55:56.615 --> 00:56:00.925
Let's change public hearing. Yeah, you go. I got, okay.

1297
00:56:01.065 --> 00:56:03.605
Do I get a second? Absolutely second. So beautiful.

1298
00:56:03.985 --> 00:56:08.125
All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any, any opposed? None. So hearing?

1299
00:56:08.275 --> 00:56:11.885
Yeah. Public hearing's closed. Now do I get a motion?

1300
00:56:12.285 --> 00:56:15.245
I make a motion to follow staff's recommendation,

1301
00:56:15.265 --> 00:56:17.085
but change 30 days to 45 days.

1302
00:56:17.505 --> 00:56:21.685
Second? Second. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? See none.

1303
00:56:22.335 --> 00:56:25.045
Thank you. Board. Wait a minute. You got one more? Yep.

1304
00:56:26.625 --> 00:56:28.805
Not going anywhere yet. Appreciate it. Thank you. Good.

1305
00:56:28.915 --> 00:56:32.525
Take care of yourself. Mm-hmm.

1306
00:56:35.595 --> 00:56:39.325
Okay. So today I have case number D seven dash 0 5 26

1307
00:56:39.635 --> 00:56:42.845
Village Community Development District number seven versus

1308
00:56:42.995 --> 00:56:46.365
Mark Anderson and Patricia Anderson as joint tenant

1309
00:56:46.435 --> 00:56:50.485
with full rights of survivorship 2 3 7 8 Ridgeway Court.

1310
00:56:52.155 --> 00:56:56.245
Okay. Um, I'm gonna open up the public hearing motion

1311
00:56:56.305 --> 00:56:57.325
to open the public hearing.

1312
00:56:57.625 --> 00:57:01.485
Do I get a second? Second. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye.

1313
00:57:01.485 --> 00:57:03.005
Be opposed. Public hearings Open.

1314
00:57:04.785 --> 00:57:08.845
Uh, Michelle, Michelle, you there?

1315
00:57:10.265 --> 00:57:12.445
Yes. Please confirm for the record, um,

1316
00:57:12.515 --> 00:57:15.445
that you have not had any external communications with the,

1317
00:57:15.585 --> 00:57:16.605
um, owner of

1318
00:57:17.225 --> 00:57:18.225
Yes. Okay.

1319
00:57:18.225 --> 00:57:22.445
Um, I have none. None. Not that I'm aware of.

1320
00:57:22.985 --> 00:57:25.605
And Darryl walked off, so I can't talk about,

1321
00:57:25.705 --> 00:57:28.365
Darryl just went, uh, he left the room for a couple seconds.

1322
00:57:28.425 --> 00:57:30.605
Do you wanna wait for him to come back or you? It is okay.

1323
00:57:31.915 --> 00:57:33.005
It's okay. We can continue

1324
00:57:33.005 --> 00:57:35.245
and then we can have him confirm once he reentries the room.

1325
00:57:35.555 --> 00:57:39.485
Okay. We get swearing in. Please. Do

1326
00:57:39.485 --> 00:57:41.405
You solemnly swear affirm that the testimony

1327
00:57:41.405 --> 00:57:42.405
and evidence you're about

1328
00:57:42.405 --> 00:57:44.485
to give in the hearing today will be the truth,

1329
00:57:44.485 --> 00:57:45.805
the, and nothing but the

1330
00:57:45.805 --> 00:57:46.805
Truth? Yes, I do.

1331
00:57:46.805 --> 00:57:48.285
Okay.

1332
00:57:48.285 --> 00:57:50.565
Good Morning board, Shannon Boyd, community Standards.

1333
00:57:50.695 --> 00:57:54.205
Today I have case number D seven dash zero five dash 26

1334
00:57:54.555 --> 00:57:57.845
Village Community Development District number seven versus

1335
00:57:57.955 --> 00:58:01.325
Mark Anderson and Patricia Anderson as joint tenants

1336
00:58:01.325 --> 00:58:05.485
with full rights of survivorship 2 3 7 8 Ridgeway Court Unit

1337
00:58:05.495 --> 00:58:09.405
7 0 2 lot seven five violation of the district's rule

1338
00:58:09.405 --> 00:58:10.765
to bring about deed compliance.

1339
00:58:11.065 --> 00:58:12.165
And specifically the rule

1340
00:58:12.165 --> 00:58:15.445
that states each home site owner shall be responsible

1341
00:58:15.445 --> 00:58:18.605
for maintaining in a mode edge, neat and clean manner.

1342
00:58:19.105 --> 00:58:21.645
As stated in the village Community Development District

1343
00:58:21.645 --> 00:58:24.365
number seven, external deed restriction, definitions

1344
00:58:24.385 --> 00:58:25.405
and interpretation.

1345
00:58:25.675 --> 00:58:28.765
Maintenance of landscaping is defined as the exercise

1346
00:58:28.765 --> 00:58:32.405
of generally accepted garden management practices necessary

1347
00:58:32.425 --> 00:58:35.125
to promote a healthy weed-free environment

1348
00:58:35.225 --> 00:58:36.405
for optimum plant growth.

1349
00:58:36.945 --> 00:58:40.765
On September 25th, 2025, a complaint was received

1350
00:58:40.765 --> 00:58:43.285
regarding dead grass, overgrown grass and weeds.

1351
00:58:43.695 --> 00:58:45.125
Staff conducted an inspection

1352
00:58:45.225 --> 00:58:47.885
and confirmed the presence of dead and missing grass.

1353
00:58:48.145 --> 00:58:49.605
Though no overgrown grass

1354
00:58:49.745 --> 00:58:52.845
or weeds were observed, a deed restriction was, uh,

1355
00:58:53.485 --> 00:58:55.125
reminder was issued that same day.

1356
00:58:55.585 --> 00:58:58.125
The homeowner reported that he was working with Massey

1357
00:58:58.125 --> 00:58:59.565
to address the grass issues.

1358
00:59:00.145 --> 00:59:03.005
The initial and second letters were sent out on October 21st

1359
00:59:03.345 --> 00:59:04.565
and October 31st.

1360
00:59:04.665 --> 00:59:06.925
And after following the procedures of compliance

1361
00:59:07.345 --> 00:59:09.725
of external deed restrictions, a notice

1362
00:59:09.945 --> 00:59:11.565
of public hearing was sent by regular

1363
00:59:12.065 --> 00:59:14.045
and certified mail on November 20th.

1364
00:59:14.585 --> 00:59:17.285
On December 1st, staff received a phone call from the

1365
00:59:17.285 --> 00:59:20.445
homeowner's daughter who indicated that her parents were in

1366
00:59:20.445 --> 00:59:23.685
and out of the hospital, and that she had contacted Massey

1367
00:59:23.685 --> 00:59:24.965
to address the issue as well.

1368
00:59:25.505 --> 00:59:28.645
She reported that Massey planned to install grass plugs.

1369
00:59:28.875 --> 00:59:30.605
However, during the inspection

1370
00:59:30.605 --> 00:59:33.885
that staff conducted on December 8th, it was determined

1371
00:59:33.885 --> 00:59:36.005
that the property does remain out of compliance.

1372
00:59:36.665 --> 00:59:39.645
We did actually just receive notification the other day

1373
00:59:39.875 --> 00:59:41.565
that this home is up for sale

1374
00:59:41.825 --> 00:59:44.405
and it's actually expected to close of this Friday.

1375
00:59:45.025 --> 00:59:47.605
Um, the new homeowner is aware of the violation

1376
00:59:47.865 --> 00:59:50.605
and they do intend to take care of the issue.

1377
00:59:50.985 --> 00:59:52.525
Um, so we still wanna proceed

1378
00:59:52.525 --> 00:59:55.165
with this in case the closing does not go through that way.

1379
00:59:55.165 --> 00:59:57.085
This order enforcement is still in place.

1380
00:59:57.625 --> 01:00:01.005
If the home does sell, then we will, um, you know,

1381
01:00:01.055 --> 01:00:02.805
it'll start over with the new homeowners.

1382
01:00:03.385 --> 01:00:05.445
Um, so staff's recommendation would be

1383
01:00:05.445 --> 01:00:06.965
to find the owners in violation

1384
01:00:06.965 --> 01:00:08.605
of the district's deed compliance rule.

1385
01:00:08.905 --> 01:00:10.805
As cited by the deed compliance staff,

1386
01:00:11.065 --> 01:00:14.165
the owners have 30 days to reseed or resod the dead grass

1387
01:00:14.225 --> 01:00:17.205
and bear spots to bring the property into compliance.

1388
01:00:17.705 --> 01:00:20.525
If the property is reseeded or ODed and the dead grass

1389
01:00:20.545 --> 01:00:22.365
and bear spots no longer exists

1390
01:00:22.825 --> 01:00:25.525
and the property is brought into compliance, within 30 days

1391
01:00:25.525 --> 01:00:28.885
of the order of enforcement case number D seven dash zero

1392
01:00:28.885 --> 01:00:30.925
five dash 26 shall be closed.

1393
01:00:31.265 --> 01:00:34.365
If the property is not reeded or ODed, and the dead grass

1394
01:00:34.385 --> 01:00:36.005
and bear spot still exists

1395
01:00:36.505 --> 01:00:39.045
and the property is not brought into compliance within 30

1396
01:00:39.075 --> 01:00:42.925
days of the order of enforcement, impose $150 fine

1397
01:00:43.105 --> 01:00:45.165
to be paid within 10 days of the invoice

1398
01:00:45.905 --> 01:00:48.085
and impose a $50 daily fine

1399
01:00:48.085 --> 01:00:49.845
until the property is brought into compliance.

1400
01:00:50.425 --> 01:00:52.005
It is the owner's responsibility

1401
01:00:52.005 --> 01:00:54.405
to contact the Community Standards Department

1402
01:00:54.585 --> 01:00:57.925
to request a deed compliance officer, revisit the property

1403
01:00:57.925 --> 01:00:59.005
to confirm compliance.

1404
01:00:59.585 --> 01:01:02.365
If the fines reach $1,500, a case shall be turned over

1405
01:01:02.365 --> 01:01:05.205
to district council to seek all available remedies,

1406
01:01:05.205 --> 01:01:06.725
which may include initiating a lawsuit

1407
01:01:07.025 --> 01:01:09.405
or seeking an injunction against the property owner.

1408
01:01:10.065 --> 01:01:13.125
The owners are responsible for reimbursing the districts

1409
01:01:13.125 --> 01:01:16.485
for all attorney's fees, costs, and expenses associated with

1410
01:01:16.505 --> 01:01:19.605
or related to this Order of enforcement chairman

1411
01:01:19.625 --> 01:01:21.165
to execute the order of enforcement.

1412
01:01:21.165 --> 01:01:23.605
And I'm here to answer any questions that you may have.

1413
01:01:25.105 --> 01:01:29.765
Any questions? Um, so the house is under contract?

1414
01:01:29.945 --> 01:01:31.845
Yes. And do the close When?

1415
01:01:32.105 --> 01:01:33.605
Friday. This Friday. This

1416
01:01:33.605 --> 01:01:34.605
Friday. So

1417
01:01:34.605 --> 01:01:36.445
upon closure, if,

1418
01:01:36.705 --> 01:01:38.765
if the house closes, then this goes away.

1419
01:01:40.135 --> 01:01:41.485
Would there have to be another

1420
01:01:41.805 --> 01:01:42.805
Complaint? There does not

1421
01:01:42.805 --> 01:01:44.965
have to be another complaint when, uh,

1422
01:01:45.065 --> 01:01:48.325
the home cell, this public hearing would be closed out

1423
01:01:48.325 --> 01:01:50.165
because it's no longer this resident.

1424
01:01:50.215 --> 01:01:51.965
Right. What we would do is we would wait

1425
01:01:51.965 --> 01:01:53.605
until we could have the new information,

1426
01:01:53.605 --> 01:01:55.285
like the property appraiser, the deed

1427
01:01:55.285 --> 01:01:56.525
for the new homeowners, and

1428
01:01:56.525 --> 01:01:57.645
then we would address it with them.

1429
01:01:58.195 --> 01:02:00.245
Okay. So you would, you, you will

1430
01:02:00.245 --> 01:02:01.245
Follow up. We will

1431
01:02:01.245 --> 01:02:03.285
continue on this, yes. Right? Mm-hmm. Yeah.

1432
01:02:03.305 --> 01:02:04.965
On that same initial viol,

1433
01:02:04.995 --> 01:02:07.085
that initial complaint. Mm-hmm. Yes.

1434
01:02:07.545 --> 01:02:10.325
And so the new homeowners would then have

1435
01:02:10.365 --> 01:02:11.445
a month from when they closed?

1436
01:02:11.665 --> 01:02:12.805
No, they would have to, we'd have

1437
01:02:12.805 --> 01:02:13.885
to start the process all over

1438
01:02:13.885 --> 01:02:15.165
again with them, with the three letters.

1439
01:02:15.515 --> 01:02:16.515
Okay.

1440
01:02:16.945 --> 01:02:19.045
That's, that's what I need to understand. Mm-hmm.

1441
01:02:19.605 --> 01:02:21.405
I don't, I can't handle, I,

1442
01:02:21.665 --> 01:02:25.245
I'd be concerned about committing a potential property.

1443
01:02:25.245 --> 01:02:26.685
But you've talked to the new owners? Yes.

1444
01:02:26.685 --> 01:02:28.205
We have spoken with the new homeowners. Yes.

1445
01:02:28.385 --> 01:02:30.805
And they do intend to take care of it. And so they're aware.

1446
01:02:30.835 --> 01:02:31.965
They are aware, yes. Okay.

1447
01:02:32.825 --> 01:02:37.125
So would this enforcement follow the

1448
01:02:38.275 --> 01:02:39.645
sale of the property so

1449
01:02:39.645 --> 01:02:41.445
that we could be enforceable immediately?

1450
01:02:41.505 --> 01:02:42.885
Or do we have to start again?

1451
01:02:45.915 --> 01:02:48.315
I you would've to start again as your staff notes, um,

1452
01:02:48.345 --> 01:02:50.195
with the proper noticing procedures.

1453
01:02:51.625 --> 01:02:53.595
Yeah. We have to go through the whole procedure all again.

1454
01:02:53.595 --> 01:02:55.755
Correct. You don't have to wait for a complaint. Correct?

1455
01:02:55.755 --> 01:02:57.115
We don't have to wait for the complaint.

1456
01:02:57.165 --> 01:02:59.475
We're using the initial complaint that we received for this.

1457
01:02:59.585 --> 01:03:01.675
Okay. But we need, there's a new homeowner.

1458
01:03:01.675 --> 01:03:03.235
So immediate start. Correct. Okay.

1459
01:03:03.235 --> 01:03:07.115
Mm-hmm. Yeah. Anything else? Good? Yeah.

1460
01:03:07.575 --> 01:03:11.115
Uh, I will, uh, do I get a, uh, a motion? Motion?

1461
01:03:11.145 --> 01:03:13.555
Well, let's, let's close, let's close the public hearing.

1462
01:03:13.555 --> 01:03:14.595
First. Motion

1463
01:03:14.655 --> 01:03:15.655
To close The public hearing.

1464
01:03:15.685 --> 01:03:20.315
There you go. All in favor? Aye. Aye. All opposed?

1465
01:03:20.905 --> 01:03:24.075
None. Public hearings closed.

1466
01:03:24.535 --> 01:03:27.315
Now let's get a motion for, uh, proposal.

1467
01:03:28.715 --> 01:03:33.155
I move that we, uh, file status,

1468
01:03:33.155 --> 01:03:35.795
recommendation order,

1469
01:03:36.175 --> 01:03:39.715
or provide a, uh, enforcement order

1470
01:03:40.935 --> 01:03:42.515
to the existing homeowner.

1471
01:03:44.585 --> 01:03:47.155
Yeah. Do we get a second on that? I'll second that.

1472
01:03:47.535 --> 01:03:52.355
All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? The none. Motion. Thank you.

1473
01:03:52.355 --> 01:03:56.635
Board. Thank you. Good job. Thank you. Wow.

1474
01:03:56.775 --> 01:03:57.515
We need a raise.

1475
01:04:01.815 --> 01:04:02.475
Old business.

1476
01:04:03.015 --> 01:04:04.275
Yes. Good morning. Board members.

1477
01:04:04.535 --> 01:04:06.555
Um, you have two items on your old business.

1478
01:04:07.095 --> 01:04:10.435
Um, first we were to provide statistics for the number

1479
01:04:10.435 --> 01:04:12.715
of homes that have been reported for Neat and clean.

1480
01:04:13.175 --> 01:04:16.115
Um, we did send those to you, um, via email.

1481
01:04:16.255 --> 01:04:19.235
And then it's also included as an attachment, um,

1482
01:04:19.335 --> 01:04:20.515
on your agenda today.

1483
01:04:21.135 --> 01:04:23.355
And the next item is still open, um,

1484
01:04:23.355 --> 01:04:25.355
regarding the luminosity discussion

1485
01:04:25.495 --> 01:04:27.155
of your existing streetlights.

1486
01:04:27.735 --> 01:04:30.195
Um, I'm still working on gathering that information

1487
01:04:30.385 --> 01:04:33.675
with the intent, um, to discuss with Michelle in advance of,

1488
01:04:33.735 --> 01:04:35.755
in advance of your January meeting so

1489
01:04:35.755 --> 01:04:38.115
that you understand your, your position

1490
01:04:38.375 --> 01:04:41.395
and what you would like to do with regard to the, the study.

1491
01:04:43.185 --> 01:04:44.955
Beautiful. Yeah, we just wanna make sure

1492
01:04:44.955 --> 01:04:47.755
that CCO is given the right illumination

1493
01:04:48.015 --> 01:04:49.555
by, by the agreement.

1494
01:04:49.695 --> 01:04:51.915
That's all. Thank you, Michelle.

1495
01:04:52.455 --> 01:04:56.515
Uh, um, Brittany, um, lemme see if we got any information.

1496
01:04:56.695 --> 01:05:00.275
Any, um, items, information items, any questions on any

1497
01:05:00.275 --> 01:05:04.915
and m uh, financial statement, DPM monthly report revision,

1498
01:05:05.915 --> 01:05:08.675
anything on that revision, uh,

1499
01:05:08.775 --> 01:05:11.315
to the BCCD purchasing procedure manual.

1500
01:05:12.695 --> 01:05:14.115
Uh, just if you have any questions.

1501
01:05:14.135 --> 01:05:16.755
The information was included in your agenda package. Yeah.

1502
01:05:17.105 --> 01:05:18.925
Um, that doesn't impact your rule

1503
01:05:18.945 --> 01:05:21.205
or policy, it's just the procedural manual.

1504
01:05:21.215 --> 01:05:22.965
There were some updates, um,

1505
01:05:23.065 --> 01:05:24.725
and those were outlined in that item.

1506
01:05:25.745 --> 01:05:29.365
Any questions on any of that? No. Supervisors. None. Okay.

1507
01:05:29.605 --> 01:05:30.605
District manager report?

1508
01:05:31.745 --> 01:05:32.765
Yes. The first item.

1509
01:05:33.065 --> 01:05:34.965
Um, so we will, um, plate this,

1510
01:05:34.965 --> 01:05:36.645
place this on for a future agenda.

1511
01:05:36.865 --> 01:05:40.965
Um, but Mr. Bishop was hired on as the executive director

1512
01:05:40.965 --> 01:05:42.685
of support services for the district.

1513
01:05:43.305 --> 01:05:45.245
Um, he is actually at the amenity authority

1514
01:05:45.245 --> 01:05:46.485
committee meeting this morning.

1515
01:05:47.145 --> 01:05:49.405
Um, but he will be attending a future meeting.

1516
01:05:49.665 --> 01:05:53.445
And under his portfolio is Fleet Asset Management

1517
01:05:53.745 --> 01:05:55.485
and District Property Management.

1518
01:05:55.865 --> 01:05:57.605
Um, they will be reporting to him.

1519
01:05:58.465 --> 01:06:00.285
Um, he does come with a significant amount

1520
01:06:00.285 --> 01:06:03.325
of experience from the, um, citrus County School Board,

1521
01:06:03.325 --> 01:06:05.645
where the last position he held was, um,

1522
01:06:05.645 --> 01:06:06.845
deputy superintendent.

1523
01:06:07.505 --> 01:06:09.925
Um, so he will be attending a future meeting.

1524
01:06:10.025 --> 01:06:11.685
So you'll get to, um, meet him

1525
01:06:11.785 --> 01:06:14.725
or if you attend next week's holiday party, um,

1526
01:06:14.775 --> 01:06:17.725
which is the next item on the agenda, just as a reminder,

1527
01:06:18.425 --> 01:06:20.565
um, on December 18th, um,

1528
01:06:20.695 --> 01:06:23.685
we'll be holding the holiday party at our district office.

1529
01:06:23.865 --> 01:06:26.325
Um, we certainly hope that you'll take the opportunity

1530
01:06:26.385 --> 01:06:29.325
to attend, um, and mingle with all the other supervisors

1531
01:06:29.325 --> 01:06:30.325
and district staff as well.

1532
01:06:31.785 --> 01:06:33.525
Yes. Is this a, is,

1533
01:06:33.665 --> 01:06:35.645
is the executive director support services,

1534
01:06:35.645 --> 01:06:38.125
is this a new position or is it replacing someone?

1535
01:06:38.465 --> 01:06:40.165
No, it's a new position. Okay. Yes.

1536
01:06:41.665 --> 01:06:44.165
We keep growing. We do. Yes, we do.

1537
01:06:44.385 --> 01:06:47.365
And what time's a holiday for you? One to three.

1538
01:06:47.785 --> 01:06:49.765
Yes. One to three at our Brownwood office.

1539
01:06:52.985 --> 01:06:55.845
You got it. Everybody got it? Good. Okay.

1540
01:06:55.945 --> 01:06:58.165
Uh, district council reports. Michelle,

1541
01:07:00.645 --> 01:07:03.605
I just a note that the 2026 legislative session has

1542
01:07:03.605 --> 01:07:07.725
started, as always, our legislative team is monitoring, um,

1543
01:07:08.125 --> 01:07:11.605
a session activity to provide you, uh, weekly updates.

1544
01:07:11.785 --> 01:07:13.765
Um, I have the capital conversations

1545
01:07:13.765 --> 01:07:15.525
that you all should be receiving at this point.

1546
01:07:16.025 --> 01:07:18.965
Um, with, uh, various bill movements.

1547
01:07:19.115 --> 01:07:22.365
It's, um, obviously too early to tell any of the, uh,

1548
01:07:22.365 --> 01:07:23.805
bills will pass at this point.

1549
01:07:24.185 --> 01:07:27.805
Um, however, the, the floor discussions are, um, closed

1550
01:07:28.065 --> 01:07:30.085
and, um, now the senators, um,

1551
01:07:30.085 --> 01:07:32.605
and the representatives will be moving to, um,

1552
01:07:32.635 --> 01:07:34.685
advance their, their interests.

1553
01:07:35.145 --> 01:07:37.045
Um, with that said, some of the typical bills

1554
01:07:37.045 --> 01:07:39.005
that you have seen in the past, um, have,

1555
01:07:39.315 --> 01:07:43.885
have been reintroduced, um, such as the ability for the, uh,

1556
01:07:43.885 --> 01:07:46.725
governmental agencies to provide legal notices, uh,

1557
01:07:46.785 --> 01:07:48.245
via our website, um,

1558
01:07:48.425 --> 01:07:52.205
and as well as the bill that, um, attempt

1559
01:07:52.225 --> 01:07:54.765
to increase the limits of waiver, uh,

1560
01:07:54.785 --> 01:07:55.885
of the sovereign immunity.

1561
01:07:56.345 --> 01:07:58.685
Um, but again, um, too early to tell,

1562
01:07:58.745 --> 01:08:01.365
but we will continue to monitor and update that appropriate.

1563
01:08:02.145 --> 01:08:05.005
And, uh, in between, please feel free to reach out to me,

1564
01:08:05.145 --> 01:08:07.645
um, uh, if you have any questions on

1565
01:08:07.645 --> 01:08:09.325
what you see on the capital conversation.

1566
01:08:10.805 --> 01:08:12.695
Okay. Any questions, supervisor? You good?

1567
01:08:14.065 --> 01:08:17.445
Thank you, Michelle. Nick. Okay. Supervisor's, comments?

1568
01:08:17.745 --> 01:08:21.365
Um, of course, Mr. Cohen is on vacation. Good for him.

1569
01:08:21.865 --> 01:08:24.925
Uh, so there's another update on project wide. Okay.

1570
01:08:25.525 --> 01:08:27.685
I do have one I got on.

1571
01:08:27.805 --> 01:08:30.485
I know it's gonna sound a little corny, a little pun on it,

1572
01:08:31.065 --> 01:08:32.725
but honestly I couldn't believe it.

1573
01:08:33.225 --> 01:08:37.125
Uh, district, uh, seven in Hemingway. All right.

1574
01:08:37.545 --> 01:08:41.325
Uh, I got one email from a John, uh, Wal Walcot,

1575
01:08:41.985 --> 01:08:44.405
and it was about, um, believe it

1576
01:08:44.405 --> 01:08:49.205
or not, cornhole changing the, uh, in, in, in the Hemingway,

1577
01:08:49.985 --> 01:08:51.685
uh, mailbox in the back.

1578
01:08:51.875 --> 01:08:55.885
They have a horseshoe. Nobody uses it.

1579
01:08:56.185 --> 01:08:59.205
So about a year ago, maybe longer, he mentioned it to me

1580
01:08:59.385 --> 01:09:00.725
and I said, because you met me in the

1581
01:09:00.725 --> 01:09:01.845
mailbox, he bumped into me.

1582
01:09:01.865 --> 01:09:03.125
And, uh, you know how it goes.

1583
01:09:03.425 --> 01:09:05.285
He says, Jerry, you know, we should change that

1584
01:09:05.305 --> 01:09:08.285
to having cornhole door gate toiletgate in there.

1585
01:09:08.785 --> 01:09:10.085
And I said, gimme an email.

1586
01:09:10.195 --> 01:09:12.005
Anytime a resident comes up to me,

1587
01:09:12.085 --> 01:09:13.485
I always tell 'em to email me first.

1588
01:09:13.825 --> 01:09:15.165
It makes it official for me.

1589
01:09:15.385 --> 01:09:17.765
And it gives me a little juice when I end up, uh,

1590
01:09:17.765 --> 01:09:19.685
emailing Brittany saying that,

1591
01:09:19.685 --> 01:09:20.765
you know, this is what I have.

1592
01:09:21.195 --> 01:09:25.255
Well, a good year went by. I saw him again. Right.

1593
01:09:25.545 --> 01:09:27.495
Never gave me the email. He says, Jerry, you know,

1594
01:09:27.495 --> 01:09:29.535
we gotta adjust that, you know, get to that.

1595
01:09:29.935 --> 01:09:32.935
I said, gimme an email. Well, he did. All right.

1596
01:09:33.315 --> 01:09:35.175
He gave me an email. I'm not kidding you.

1597
01:09:35.445 --> 01:09:36.975
It's a shame we can't talk

1598
01:09:36.975 --> 01:09:38.255
to each other or email each other.

1599
01:09:38.895 --> 01:09:43.855
I got 21 emails, 21 emails from different I could send you.

1600
01:09:43.855 --> 01:09:45.015
Really? I wanted to send you

1601
01:09:45.215 --> 01:09:46.295
everyone, but I'd like you too much.

1602
01:09:46.295 --> 01:09:49.735
Okay. So I don't want, so I, no, honestly, I, I admire

1603
01:09:49.915 --> 01:09:51.375
or residents stick together on an

1604
01:09:51.375 --> 01:09:52.535
issue that's important to them.

1605
01:09:53.155 --> 01:09:56.975
Um, and I, I agree with it that, uh, they like to,

1606
01:09:57.075 --> 01:09:58.175
and I got a couple questions

1607
01:09:58.495 --> 01:10:00.415
'cause I don't know if it's amenities or maintenance,

1608
01:10:00.415 --> 01:10:01.535
but we discuss that in a second.

1609
01:10:02.035 --> 01:10:04.935
Um, 21 different residents.

1610
01:10:05.035 --> 01:10:09.255
So basically it's two people for residents that's like 42,

1611
01:10:09.835 --> 01:10:13.415
uh, residents of just district seven would like

1612
01:10:13.415 --> 01:10:16.615
to change their, uh, their shoe towards, you know,

1613
01:10:16.655 --> 01:10:19.095
a horseshoe to cornhole Right now,

1614
01:10:19.095 --> 01:10:21.095
I don't think cornhole game, you know, the one

1615
01:10:21.095 --> 01:10:23.615
that you got the sack show, throw it in the hole.

1616
01:10:23.615 --> 01:10:24.655
Yeah. Everybody knows that.

1617
01:10:24.835 --> 01:10:26.495
In fact, they even got it on TV now.

1618
01:10:26.955 --> 01:10:28.535
Um, I don't think it's a lot of money.

1619
01:10:29.105 --> 01:10:32.095
First thing I want to ask is, um, I'm gonna get back

1620
01:10:32.095 --> 01:10:34.535
to all 20, all or 21 emails.

1621
01:10:35.125 --> 01:10:37.175
I'll make it one and send enough copy on it.

1622
01:10:37.595 --> 01:10:40.495
Uh, we'll see what we could get done at this meeting.

1623
01:10:41.075 --> 01:10:43.495
But first of all, I'd like to know what the price would be.

1624
01:10:43.555 --> 01:10:46.095
But before that, is that amenities

1625
01:10:46.355 --> 01:10:47.935
or is that under maintenance?

1626
01:10:48.365 --> 01:10:50.415
It's, it is by the mailboxes in the back.

1627
01:10:50.415 --> 01:10:53.375
Mm-hmm. It, it is an amenity. That's it. Okay.

1628
01:10:53.375 --> 01:10:55.255
Um, so what I would suggest is, I know, um,

1629
01:10:55.275 --> 01:10:56.495
Mr. Coleman wasn't able

1630
01:10:56.495 --> 01:10:58.295
to attend the last project wide meeting.

1631
01:10:58.295 --> 01:10:59.495
That's correct. Um, I,

1632
01:11:00.355 --> 01:11:02.455
my understanding is he will be back for January.

1633
01:11:03.195 --> 01:11:06.455
Um, so what I would suggest we do is place this as a topic

1634
01:11:06.675 --> 01:11:09.975
for him to bring up during the January meeting on behalf of,

1635
01:11:10.275 --> 01:11:12.895
it is in the geographic area of District seven,

1636
01:11:13.345 --> 01:11:14.885
but it is an amenity property.

1637
01:11:15.065 --> 01:11:16.885
So it would be an amenity related.

1638
01:11:17.325 --> 01:11:18.525
I got a couple questions with that.

1639
01:11:18.745 --> 01:11:21.525
And I know, you know, my, my obviously, you know, it's part

1640
01:11:21.525 --> 01:11:23.165
after 12 years, five years of the,

1641
01:11:23.185 --> 01:11:27.165
and I, I have, um, I, I hate to say this,

1642
01:11:27.225 --> 01:11:29.445
but dealing with, and I love the villages,

1643
01:11:29.445 --> 01:11:31.125
but I have very little faith when it comes to,

1644
01:11:31.685 --> 01:11:32.725
when it comes to decisions.

1645
01:11:32.965 --> 01:11:35.325
I really do. Uh, I know Ed's great,

1646
01:11:35.625 --> 01:11:39.005
but great Ed's only one vote when you got 28 different

1647
01:11:39.005 --> 01:11:41.085
emails, which is probably 40 something people

1648
01:11:41.085 --> 01:11:42.485
that one district wants this.

1649
01:11:42.745 --> 01:11:45.045
And it's not a lot of money. I know.

1650
01:11:45.325 --> 01:11:47.085
I like to go to Pwac first. We have no choice.

1651
01:11:47.595 --> 01:11:49.285
Well, let's say Pwac turns it down.

1652
01:11:50.005 --> 01:11:53.045
I know if it was a maintenance item, we could go to PA

1653
01:11:53.045 --> 01:11:55.005
and we would, and then it would come back to us

1654
01:11:55.005 --> 01:11:57.045
and we have the option to pay for ourselves.

1655
01:11:57.585 --> 01:11:59.885
We don't have that option now because of amenities.

1656
01:11:59.885 --> 01:12:00.885
Am I correct?

1657
01:12:02.815 --> 01:12:04.765
Right. It wouldn't be staff's recommendation

1658
01:12:04.765 --> 01:12:08.005
that you expend maintenance funds on an amenity item

1659
01:12:08.005 --> 01:12:09.965
because it's a totally different fund

1660
01:12:09.985 --> 01:12:11.445
and board that oversees that.

1661
01:12:11.445 --> 01:12:13.245
Even as minimal as it may be.

1662
01:12:13.585 --> 01:12:15.285
But it's also not your property.

1663
01:12:15.635 --> 01:12:17.805
It's not property of District seven. That's okay.

1664
01:12:18.105 --> 01:12:20.525
Um, so any alterations

1665
01:12:20.745 --> 01:12:23.525
or upkeep of that property fall to the amenity division.

1666
01:12:23.945 --> 01:12:26.205
But if you don't mind, if you could forward,

1667
01:12:26.425 --> 01:12:28.565
and you don't have to include anything, you,

1668
01:12:28.585 --> 01:12:32.165
if you could forward me the emails that you did receive, um,

1669
01:12:32.265 --> 01:12:36.085
so that I can compile those as part of the information you

1670
01:12:36.085 --> 01:12:37.125
Read My little Mind again.

1671
01:12:37.665 --> 01:12:40.885
Uh, my main concern is that I like this to get to,

1672
01:12:41.065 --> 01:12:43.045
um, ed Coleman.

1673
01:12:43.325 --> 01:12:46.605
'cause he's a representative. Uh, can I

1674
01:12:47.175 --> 01:12:48.485
email him all?

1675
01:12:48.985 --> 01:12:52.325
And I honestly, 'cause I want him to go there with the, the,

1676
01:12:52.905 --> 01:12:57.245
the, the history of knowing that he has people behind him

1677
01:12:57.245 --> 01:12:58.245
that wants this done.

1678
01:12:58.555 --> 01:13:02.565
When you get 21 emails, to me as a re as a supervisor,

1679
01:13:02.905 --> 01:13:04.005
you gotta act on it.

1680
01:13:04.245 --> 01:13:06.565
Especially something that's, I feel,

1681
01:13:06.925 --> 01:13:08.405
I feel it's really not a problem.

1682
01:13:09.125 --> 01:13:11.045
I don't know if the cost is, is it possible

1683
01:13:11.045 --> 01:13:12.565
that we could get a cost of this

1684
01:13:12.625 --> 01:13:16.765
before the next meeting at PA, uh, is

1685
01:13:16.765 --> 01:13:18.005
that us or should we wait?

1686
01:13:18.005 --> 01:13:19.405
Because I don't think it's a lot of money.

1687
01:13:19.405 --> 01:13:21.485
And that does have a lot to do with getting it done.

1688
01:13:23.185 --> 01:13:26.645
So I think it would come down more to policy versus cost

1689
01:13:26.785 --> 01:13:29.845
and looking at all of the, you know,

1690
01:13:29.845 --> 01:13:31.165
generally the programming

1691
01:13:31.165 --> 01:13:33.885
for recreation is pretty consistent across the community,

1692
01:13:33.985 --> 01:13:35.605
not just in singular areas.

1693
01:13:35.665 --> 01:13:37.445
Mm-hmm. Um, so let me just gather

1694
01:13:37.445 --> 01:13:38.725
more information in general.

1695
01:13:39.345 --> 01:13:41.205
Um, but no, I would not recommend you reach out

1696
01:13:41.325 --> 01:13:42.445
to Mr. Coleman directly.

1697
01:13:42.505 --> 01:13:44.365
If you could forward all the emails to me.

1698
01:13:44.835 --> 01:13:47.925
I'll take the conversation that occurred here today at the,

1699
01:13:48.065 --> 01:13:50.365
the meeting and provide him a follow

1700
01:13:50.465 --> 01:13:51.645
up for the next project.

1701
01:13:51.855 --> 01:13:55.045
Right. So I'm gonna give you, um, all 28 of 'em.

1702
01:13:55.065 --> 01:13:57.085
All 21 of 'em. I apologize. All 21.

1703
01:13:57.085 --> 01:13:59.485
You're gonna, I tell you. And they, I, I admire that.

1704
01:13:59.925 --> 01:14:03.085
'cause obviously the person will, John Wilcock is the person

1705
01:14:03.085 --> 01:14:04.845
that obviously started it,

1706
01:14:05.145 --> 01:14:07.045
but obviously he must have a following, you know,

1707
01:14:07.045 --> 01:14:08.245
in the neighborhood he's getting.

1708
01:14:09.035 --> 01:14:12.045
Yeah. He must have a, the get 21 emails.

1709
01:14:12.205 --> 01:14:15.165
I was, and I emailed each one separately to tell 'em that,

1710
01:14:15.165 --> 01:14:18.045
you know, so I have to make sure we do our part, you know,

1711
01:14:18.385 --> 01:14:20.245
um, because I believe it should be done.

1712
01:14:20.265 --> 01:14:21.885
And I don't, is it possible?

1713
01:14:21.965 --> 01:14:23.245
I know it's gonna be farfetched.

1714
01:14:24.055 --> 01:14:26.205
Let's just say PAX says no, we don't wanna do it

1715
01:14:26.205 --> 01:14:29.565
because we have no, which I don't, I disagree with,

1716
01:14:29.565 --> 01:14:31.765
we have no jurisdiction over amenities.

1717
01:14:32.265 --> 01:14:35.445
Can somebody donate that they call like say,

1718
01:14:35.465 --> 01:14:38.085
but if I wanted to, let's say it's $800,

1719
01:14:38.305 --> 01:14:40.525
$1,200, can I donate that?

1720
01:14:44.125 --> 01:14:46.325
I still think it would come down to the policy decision.

1721
01:14:46.495 --> 01:14:50.725
There are, there are certain requirements for governments

1722
01:14:50.785 --> 01:14:52.445
to, um, accept donations

1723
01:14:52.585 --> 01:14:54.645
and also get rid of their own properties.

1724
01:14:54.665 --> 01:14:56.325
So we would have to do additional research.

1725
01:14:56.385 --> 01:14:57.965
But as, um, Brittany know,

1726
01:14:57.965 --> 01:15:00.205
this is not district, uh, properties.

1727
01:15:00.225 --> 01:15:03.365
It would be, um, it would be ultimately be amenities, uh,

1728
01:15:04.165 --> 01:15:05.245
consideration whether they would want

1729
01:15:05.245 --> 01:15:06.805
to accept the donation or not.

1730
01:15:07.385 --> 01:15:10.405
So in other words, uh, district seven's, uh, 20,

1731
01:15:10.495 --> 01:15:12.165
40 something, people in the hands

1732
01:15:12.185 --> 01:15:14.525
of PA if they wanna end up spending the

1733
01:15:14.525 --> 01:15:17.325
money and we have no say. Right. We Right.

1734
01:15:17.995 --> 01:15:20.125
Well it's amenities, funds and we shouldn't have

1735
01:15:20.245 --> 01:15:21.245
Anything. I understand. Well, I don't

1736
01:15:21.245 --> 01:15:22.085
know. We should, we should.

1737
01:15:22.245 --> 01:15:23.645
I personally think we should again,

1738
01:15:23.665 --> 01:15:25.325
but that's another, that's your opinion. The

1739
01:15:25.485 --> 01:15:26.485
Way it, the way it's written.

1740
01:15:26.625 --> 01:15:27.765
That's right. That's right. Whether

1741
01:15:27.885 --> 01:15:29.885
I, whether I like it or not is immaterial.

1742
01:15:30.125 --> 01:15:32.885
I agree. So do we change the, the rules later?

1743
01:15:32.945 --> 01:15:33.965
We can look at that.

1744
01:15:34.765 --> 01:15:39.565
I would like to know how many con corn costs

1745
01:15:40.095 --> 01:15:43.925
Games Courts we have in District seven.

1746
01:15:44.785 --> 01:15:46.405
We have none. Okay. We have none.

1747
01:15:46.725 --> 01:15:50.605
'cause then I, then I think that we should look at seeing

1748
01:15:50.605 --> 01:15:53.805
where else, because we as a family would play a lot,

1749
01:15:54.345 --> 01:15:56.405
but don't want to go five.

1750
01:15:56.795 --> 01:15:58.525
They're not nearby. There it is.

1751
01:15:58.555 --> 01:16:01.525
Corn toss is a new thing that was developed way

1752
01:16:01.765 --> 01:16:04.525
after, you know, putting them as amenities.

1753
01:16:04.735 --> 01:16:06.645
Great. Long after that we were done.

1754
01:16:06.865 --> 01:16:08.565
And so, you know,

1755
01:16:09.825 --> 01:16:11.465
paradise Rec centers getting a whole new

1756
01:16:11.465 --> 01:16:12.585
rec center. All we want is

1757
01:16:12.585 --> 01:16:13.865
Some corn to, there are some,

1758
01:16:14.045 --> 01:16:15.105
I'm pretty sure you may notice.

1759
01:16:15.325 --> 01:16:17.465
I'm pretty sure there are some newer, uh, venues

1760
01:16:17.465 --> 01:16:18.785
that do have corn tos now.

1761
01:16:18.805 --> 01:16:20.385
Oh yeah, they do. They have 'em all over

1762
01:16:20.385 --> 01:16:21.505
the rest of the I I know.

1763
01:16:21.725 --> 01:16:25.345
So yeah. So my main, my main

1764
01:16:26.505 --> 01:16:30.185
thoughts and concerns is that Ed understands

1765
01:16:30.485 --> 01:16:32.985
and the, the magnitude of

1766
01:16:33.205 --> 01:16:34.825
how many people want to get this done.

1767
01:16:35.005 --> 01:16:37.825
Yes. Okay. That's my main concern. So I will email you them.

1768
01:16:38.705 --> 01:16:42.825
I cannot email ed them emails. No. No. Okay.

1769
01:16:42.865 --> 01:16:44.225
I don't recommend that. This one. I know I can,

1770
01:16:44.425 --> 01:16:45.665
I just wanted, I wanna go on record.

1771
01:16:45.905 --> 01:16:50.465
I try. I wanna go on record. Uh, okay. Um, not a problem.

1772
01:16:50.645 --> 01:16:52.665
You know what I'm gonna do and uh, I'll tell it out loud.

1773
01:16:52.805 --> 01:16:53.665
I'm gonna email to each one of

1774
01:16:53.745 --> 01:16:54.585
'em, tell 'em go to the meeting.

1775
01:16:55.325 --> 01:16:56.865
Uh, and if they show up

1776
01:16:57.005 --> 01:16:59.465
and bring friends, bring the dog, the cat,

1777
01:16:59.465 --> 01:17:00.625
the bird. Yes. Yeah. I mean

1778
01:17:00.845 --> 01:17:02.265
The 200 people Show up.

1779
01:17:02.415 --> 01:17:04.985
Yeah. That's when they're gonna act. Yes. Would you

1780
01:17:04.985 --> 01:17:07.465
Like all of us to go to our, like I can go to my village

1781
01:17:07.525 --> 01:17:08.785
and say anybody want

1782
01:17:08.845 --> 01:17:10.445
Con I think it'd be great.

1783
01:17:10.515 --> 01:17:12.445
Yeah. I, I think we should support this.

1784
01:17:12.625 --> 01:17:15.485
Um, like I said, I don't have faith in, so,

1785
01:17:15.545 --> 01:17:16.925
uh, and that's just me.

1786
01:17:17.085 --> 01:17:18.605
I only had to deal with them 12 years.

1787
01:17:18.905 --> 01:17:20.725
So bottom line is, um,

1788
01:17:20.825 --> 01:17:22.125
that's what I'm gonna do when I get home.

1789
01:17:22.125 --> 01:17:25.205
I'm going email each one. Court's put out one email to all

1790
01:17:25.205 --> 01:17:28.605
of them, uh, and tell 'em please, if you really want this

1791
01:17:28.605 --> 01:17:29.925
and you feel strongly about it.

1792
01:17:30.605 --> 01:17:32.365
'cause I even put it, I said, not mandatory.

1793
01:17:32.385 --> 01:17:35.165
You come to this meeting and obviously not many people,

1794
01:17:35.425 --> 01:17:37.125
you know, with this subject came to the meeting.

1795
01:17:37.225 --> 01:17:39.085
So that kind of, you know,

1796
01:17:41.065 --> 01:17:43.125
but yeah, I gonna say, if you really want this step in,

1797
01:17:43.125 --> 01:17:46.125
please spend 10 minutes of your day and come to the meeting.

1798
01:17:46.545 --> 01:17:49.485
You know, and uh, the p meeting, I think

1799
01:17:49.485 --> 01:17:52.965
We get a price on it before the next pwa.

1800
01:17:52.965 --> 01:17:53.965
That's where my point was. I mean,

1801
01:17:54.595 --> 01:17:56.965
It's gonna be so small. It's gotta be

1802
01:17:56.965 --> 01:17:59.045
Minus It should, It is flow right

1803
01:17:59.045 --> 01:18:00.485
through if we have the pricing.

1804
01:18:00.825 --> 01:18:03.045
But I tell you, p gonna do, they're gonna wanna do it

1805
01:18:03.045 --> 01:18:04.885
to all ones that don't have it.

1806
01:18:05.595 --> 01:18:06.805
Okay. That's what's gonna happen.

1807
01:18:07.475 --> 01:18:10.245
They're gonna wanna do to all facilities that don't have it.

1808
01:18:10.345 --> 01:18:11.645
You know, and, you know,

1809
01:18:12.065 --> 01:18:13.725
and that, that becomes a little more costly.

1810
01:18:13.755 --> 01:18:16.445
It's pennies. Even with p you know, remember they,

1811
01:18:16.445 --> 01:18:17.805
they, you know, many go up.

1812
01:18:18.275 --> 01:18:20.125
Your manys go up every year by CPI.

1813
01:18:20.265 --> 01:18:21.845
So if bottom line they have the money,

1814
01:18:21.845 --> 01:18:23.725
especially some so minute, you know,

1815
01:18:23.955 --> 01:18:25.205
Well, can we call

1816
01:18:27.025 --> 01:18:29.965
or you know, $800 for the thing? Well,

1817
01:18:29.965 --> 01:18:30.765
We do it. We we

1818
01:18:30.905 --> 01:18:32.565
And we'll call that part of our donations.

1819
01:18:32.755 --> 01:18:34.925
Yeah. We gotta pay, we gotta pay for, for many.

1820
01:18:35.265 --> 01:18:36.885
We have no, no, no authority.

1821
01:18:36.885 --> 01:18:38.085
That's why I don't like see what

1822
01:18:38.155 --> 01:18:40.045
Part of our payment the Yeah.

1823
01:18:40.045 --> 01:18:41.525
Yeah. But that's another thing. Okay.

1824
01:18:41.525 --> 01:18:42.245
That's why I was hoping

1825
01:18:42.275 --> 01:18:43.565
it's maintenance if I knew it wasn't.

1826
01:18:43.995 --> 01:18:46.845
Okay. So we got it. I will do that, Brittany. Thank you.

1827
01:18:47.075 --> 01:18:49.645
Okay. And I will do a, I'll email everybody suggest

1828
01:18:49.645 --> 01:18:51.885
that they do come to me at the PA meeting.

1829
01:18:52.265 --> 01:18:53.685
And when is that PAC meeting again?

1830
01:18:53.945 --> 01:18:57.165
You have that the next one, of course. January.

1831
01:18:57.995 --> 01:19:02.005
January 5th, Fifth. And that's eight 30, correct? Yeah.

1832
01:19:02.145 --> 01:19:04.165
In this room? Yeah. Oh, okay.

1833
01:19:06.155 --> 01:19:08.405
Okay. I'm sorry to bore you with that,

1834
01:19:08.625 --> 01:19:10.205
but, uh, it was kind of important.

1835
01:19:10.485 --> 01:19:13.205
I actually, that was, I've been thinking about contacts

1836
01:19:13.205 --> 01:19:14.845
for a while, so Yeah.

1837
01:19:15.495 --> 01:19:17.165
Thank you. Now I'll do any, uh,

1838
01:19:17.425 --> 01:19:19.565
any other supervisors got anything you'd like to add?

1839
01:19:20.835 --> 01:19:25.405
Yeah, just one I get mainly for you, Brittany, uh,

1840
01:19:25.665 --> 01:19:28.845
Bob, uh, I'll mispronounce the last name.

1841
01:19:30.325 --> 01:19:31.325
Georgian

1842
01:19:32.955 --> 01:19:33.955
Sure. From Public

1843
01:19:33.955 --> 01:19:35.125
safety. Okay.

1844
01:19:35.665 --> 01:19:39.245
Uh, they apparently have taken over

1845
01:19:40.865 --> 01:19:42.445
the a ED and neighborhoods.

1846
01:19:47.225 --> 01:19:49.645
So he works for the Village's Public Safety Department.

1847
01:19:50.225 --> 01:19:54.405
Mm-hmm. And they have taken over the, uh,

1848
01:19:54.565 --> 01:19:56.965
a ED program or some of the neighborhoods.

1849
01:19:59.135 --> 01:20:00.715
So they generally help coordinate

1850
01:20:00.735 --> 01:20:04.115
and facilitate the setup of the a ED groups.

1851
01:20:04.815 --> 01:20:07.035
And they're also dictating and they do the

1852
01:20:07.165 --> 01:20:09.445
Training And they're also dictating

1853
01:20:10.905 --> 01:20:13.205
how the people will respond, what they will do

1854
01:20:14.915 --> 01:20:17.525
remaining on site things along that line until

1855
01:20:19.975 --> 01:20:21.805
there just seems to be a lot coming out of there.

1856
01:20:24.675 --> 01:20:27.135
And is that proper for them to be taking that.

1857
01:20:28.455 --> 01:20:31.435
So I don't know the full context of the issue,

1858
01:20:31.435 --> 01:20:33.235
but if there's communications or emails

1859
01:20:34.095 --> 01:20:38.315
or anything that you can provide that kind

1860
01:20:38.315 --> 01:20:40.675
of helps. We can certainly

1861
01:20:40.825 --> 01:20:43.795
Community risk reduction coordinator. Mm-hmm.

1862
01:20:44.335 --> 01:20:48.995
So for the AEDs in the neighborhood, they have always been

1863
01:20:49.675 --> 01:20:50.955
a standard group of things.

1864
01:20:51.295 --> 01:20:52.355
How many people show up?

1865
01:20:52.625 --> 01:20:54.835
What you do when you get there? That's not new.

1866
01:20:55.295 --> 01:20:58.075
Oh no. What is new is the, uh,

1867
01:20:59.875 --> 01:21:01.795
I thought it was a district on there when it comes up

1868
01:21:01.795 --> 01:21:04.355
with community risk reduction coordinator.

1869
01:21:05.215 --> 01:21:08.335
And suddenly we are paying for, uh, for that

1870
01:21:10.195 --> 01:21:12.975
The AEDs are purchased by the neighborhood, correct?

1871
01:21:12.995 --> 01:21:16.975
Uh, they are purchased by the, we provide the funding.

1872
01:21:17.275 --> 01:21:20.855
The, the county's got some system that they, uh, I went

1873
01:21:20.855 --> 01:21:23.575
to the meeting and you can get on the list

1874
01:21:23.815 --> 01:21:25.655
'cause I was on our ad a ED list.

1875
01:21:26.435 --> 01:21:29.495
Um, it sounds like it's a no-brainer to go with the county.

1876
01:21:29.605 --> 01:21:30.695
It's no cost to us. Oh.

1877
01:21:30.705 --> 01:21:32.575
Which we're incurring cost right now. I

1878
01:21:32.575 --> 01:21:33.575
Understand it. That is

1879
01:21:33.575 --> 01:21:34.085
just suddenly

1880
01:21:35.165 --> 01:21:36.525
I don't know anything about that. And email

1881
01:21:36.525 --> 01:21:37.765
Gentleman Never heard of

1882
01:21:37.975 --> 01:21:38.975
Given me.

1883
01:21:39.825 --> 01:21:42.605
So From another district. And it appears

1884
01:21:42.605 --> 01:21:44.605
To not from District seven, No.

1885
01:21:44.675 --> 01:21:47.045
Okay. But it would affect District seven. No,

1886
01:21:47.045 --> 01:21:48.045
No, no. I'm just asking where

1887
01:21:48.045 --> 01:21:49.685
the information came from. That's all.

1888
01:21:50.505 --> 01:21:51.525
So that is not a program

1889
01:21:51.545 --> 01:21:53.165
that's funded through District seven.

1890
01:21:53.165 --> 01:21:54.925
That's through the Public safety department.

1891
01:21:55.465 --> 01:21:56.925
Um, or that, I shouldn't say the program.

1892
01:21:57.225 --> 01:21:58.765
The individual works

1893
01:21:58.765 --> 01:22:00.965
for the public safety department through Village Center.

1894
01:22:01.585 --> 01:22:05.885
Um, but yes, there is involvement with the a ED program

1895
01:22:06.065 --> 01:22:07.605
and the support provided,

1896
01:22:07.915 --> 01:22:09.765
even though the neighborhoods fund it

1897
01:22:10.505 --> 01:22:13.365
and determine who's going to participate, new people

1898
01:22:13.365 --> 01:22:15.125
Need to be, how to use them and all that stuff.

1899
01:22:15.125 --> 01:22:16.485
That's always been a standing

1900
01:22:16.615 --> 01:22:19.725
There apparently is no, uh, cost in neighborhoods.

1901
01:22:21.795 --> 01:22:25.255
It's true. Oh, we've always paid for the machines.

1902
01:22:25.435 --> 01:22:26.815
No, no. But what by the batteries?

1903
01:22:26.885 --> 01:22:29.455
What the county is doing is there's a countywide system.

1904
01:22:30.195 --> 01:22:31.735
And I mean, I got the app on my phone

1905
01:22:31.935 --> 01:22:33.655
'cause I was one of the responders in our district.

1906
01:22:33.805 --> 01:22:36.095
Okay. And it's no cost.

1907
01:22:36.515 --> 01:22:38.735
We currently, we're having, we incur costs

1908
01:22:39.435 --> 01:22:40.535
and they test the system

1909
01:22:41.475 --> 01:22:44.255
and it, it's really a no brainer to switch over.

1910
01:22:44.995 --> 01:22:46.815
So are they providing the AEDs going

1911
01:22:46.815 --> 01:22:47.815
Forward? What they'll do

1912
01:22:47.815 --> 01:22:50.375
is, my understanding is they put

1913
01:22:51.025 --> 01:22:52.295
standalone stations,

1914
01:22:52.295 --> 01:22:54.335
freestanding stations, like in our mm-hmm.

1915
01:22:54.415 --> 01:22:56.255
Village right now, they're on a,

1916
01:22:56.385 --> 01:22:58.215
homeowners have volunteered their house,

1917
01:22:58.275 --> 01:22:59.775
but now they'll be freestanding.

1918
01:22:59.915 --> 01:23:03.375
The trick on it is it has to be on public property.

1919
01:23:04.075 --> 01:23:07.125
So in my little section of the villages,

1920
01:23:07.465 --> 01:23:09.405
the cul-de-sacs are public property.

1921
01:23:09.505 --> 01:23:11.605
And that's where they theoretically

1922
01:23:11.605 --> 01:23:12.685
would have to go in the island.

1923
01:23:13.195 --> 01:23:15.125
Yeah. Yeah. And

1924
01:23:16.075 --> 01:23:18.085
Well, in other neighborhoods, they're

1925
01:23:18.855 --> 01:23:20.565
right on easement area.

1926
01:23:21.235 --> 01:23:23.205
Well, they would, so like in the, in the villas,

1927
01:23:23.425 --> 01:23:25.885
you don't really have cul-de-sacs

1928
01:23:26.945 --> 01:23:27.945
The intersection.

1929
01:23:28.625 --> 01:23:30.405
We don't have a cul-de-sac in our neighborhood.

1930
01:23:30.835 --> 01:23:34.205
Okay. Um, well only it has to be on public property.

1931
01:23:34.265 --> 01:23:36.405
And obviously if it's off on the main road,

1932
01:23:36.465 --> 01:23:37.605
that's not gonna be as

1933
01:23:37.605 --> 01:23:38.885
convenient as where they're at right now.

1934
01:23:38.945 --> 01:23:39.945
So we'll see what goes.

1935
01:23:41.105 --> 01:23:43.125
Can, can we ask that this gentleman come

1936
01:23:43.125 --> 01:23:44.365
and do an explanation for it?

1937
01:23:44.865 --> 01:23:46.205
Can we put him on an agenda?

1938
01:23:47.405 --> 01:23:50.925
Y you can or I, I can get the information together

1939
01:23:51.105 --> 01:23:52.245
and, and send it out.

1940
01:23:52.345 --> 01:23:55.285
It is a, it is a program again, through Pub Public Safety.

1941
01:23:55.385 --> 01:23:57.285
Mr. Horgan works through public safety,

1942
01:23:57.345 --> 01:23:59.485
but then there is a county program as well.

1943
01:23:59.675 --> 01:24:01.165
Okay. So let me, I'll get the

1944
01:24:01.165 --> 01:24:02.805
information together. And all sounds

1945
01:24:03.435 --> 01:24:04.435
Part of this. I'm not sure

1946
01:24:04.435 --> 01:24:07.125
exactly what's going on. The appearance is that

1947
01:24:08.185 --> 01:24:10.645
The County, the district is, uh,

1948
01:24:12.485 --> 01:24:14.085
suddenly gonna start funding the a d program?

1949
01:24:14.945 --> 01:24:17.085
No. If, if you can send me the communication

1950
01:24:17.085 --> 01:24:18.845
that you have, just so I understand

1951
01:24:19.075 --> 01:24:21.005
what was, what was put in

1952
01:24:21.005 --> 01:24:22.005
There. I asked not to

1953
01:24:22.005 --> 01:24:23.285
forward the actual communication.

1954
01:24:23.435 --> 01:24:24.485
I'll do what I can then.

1955
01:24:24.595 --> 01:24:28.405
Okay. Thank You. Well, if, if someone wants to complain

1956
01:24:28.405 --> 01:24:31.245
to you but they're not willing to go forward with it, then

1957
01:24:31.705 --> 01:24:32.705
No. Somebody showed her the

1958
01:24:32.705 --> 01:24:34.445
communication. Okay.

1959
01:24:34.985 --> 01:24:37.005
So I, I went, I went to the county meeting

1960
01:24:37.005 --> 01:24:39.285
where the county was explaining how this thing all works.

1961
01:24:40.075 --> 01:24:42.445
They supply all the equipment, they maintain them,

1962
01:24:42.755 --> 01:24:44.845
they do all the training, they do all the well

1963
01:24:45.205 --> 01:24:46.325
training if you want to get training.

1964
01:24:46.355 --> 01:24:50.525
Yeah. So it's, it's like a, a no cost to us.

1965
01:24:50.585 --> 01:24:51.725
It, it's a good decision

1966
01:24:51.725 --> 01:24:53.285
because you get a better university.

1967
01:24:53.465 --> 01:24:55.205
I'm just wondering where the decision's coming from

1968
01:24:55.225 --> 01:24:56.925
and if that's gonna cost us

1969
01:24:57.425 --> 01:24:59.285
or cost the district money down the line.

1970
01:24:59.865 --> 01:25:00.965
No, it's just, that's All I'm trying to,

1971
01:25:01.485 --> 01:25:02.965
District seven is not,

1972
01:25:03.195 --> 01:25:05.725
does not fund any part of the a ED program

1973
01:25:06.185 --> 01:25:08.045
Has, doesn't they either? No.

1974
01:25:08.045 --> 01:25:10.525
No. So it's through the public safety department,

1975
01:25:10.525 --> 01:25:11.765
which is through village center.

1976
01:25:13.155 --> 01:25:14.155
It's Through Through

1977
01:25:14.155 --> 01:25:14.915
county.

1978
01:25:15.835 --> 01:25:17.245
Yeah. The Neighborhoods,

1979
01:25:17.765 --> 01:25:18.605
historically the neighborhoods

1980
01:25:18.605 --> 01:25:19.765
have purchased all the equipment.

1981
01:25:20.425 --> 01:25:23.525
Um, and the county or the village.

1982
01:25:24.005 --> 01:25:26.245
We had an individual do the training, but what, whatever,

1983
01:25:26.675 --> 01:25:28.925
It's a qualified person comes and does the training

1984
01:25:29.225 --> 01:25:30.885
and then there has always been a list.

1985
01:25:30.885 --> 01:25:31.965
What are the parameters?

1986
01:25:32.435 --> 01:25:35.885
Because there's really no certification for a ED training.

1987
01:25:36.425 --> 01:25:38.445
And they have improved it significantly.

1988
01:25:38.525 --> 01:25:42.325
I mean, I I dealt with AEDs 30 years ago, basically.

1989
01:25:42.325 --> 01:25:45.445
Yeah, I know. Today these things are basically no-brainers.

1990
01:25:45.665 --> 01:25:47.325
Mm-hmm. It tells you what to do.

1991
01:25:47.345 --> 01:25:49.525
It times you it does, it does the work.

1992
01:25:49.545 --> 01:25:51.685
You gotta basically know how to push the start button.

1993
01:25:52.705 --> 01:25:54.485
But at the end of the day, Which can be

1994
01:25:54.485 --> 01:25:55.645
complicated for some people.

1995
01:25:56.395 --> 01:25:58.165
Well, but people need to understand

1996
01:25:58.165 --> 01:25:59.565
what it is they're doing and all that stuff.

1997
01:25:59.625 --> 01:26:01.845
So it's never cost the district anything.

1998
01:26:02.325 --> 01:26:03.365
I think that's, I just wanna make

1999
01:26:03.365 --> 01:26:04.965
sure it doesn't in the future. Yeah.

2000
01:26:05.285 --> 01:26:06.285
I think that that's what Steve, There

2001
01:26:06.285 --> 01:26:07.285
wasn't enough information

2002
01:26:07.385 --> 01:26:09.445
and you're gonna put it together. That would be great.

2003
01:26:09.575 --> 01:26:11.405
We'll just put together an explanation

2004
01:26:11.425 --> 01:26:12.965
of the opportunities in general.

2005
01:26:13.175 --> 01:26:15.165
Right. 'cause I don't know exactly the context,

2006
01:26:15.425 --> 01:26:17.845
but just so everyone knows what opportunities are out there.

2007
01:26:18.035 --> 01:26:19.405
This would also be handy.

2008
01:26:21.195 --> 01:26:22.765
Just spread through all the neighborhoods.

2009
01:26:24.325 --> 01:26:26.365
I understand your point. You're trying to find out

2010
01:26:26.365 --> 01:26:28.565
that we weren't paying anything and, and it makes sense.

2011
01:26:28.685 --> 01:26:31.445
I didn't know that. It's very educational. Everybody.

2012
01:26:31.685 --> 01:26:36.525
Anything else? Any supervisors? Nope. No. Everybody good?

2013
01:26:36.525 --> 01:26:38.805
Do I get a motion to adjourn? Adjourn

2014
01:26:39.505 --> 01:26:40.925
And Absolutely second. That motion.

2015
01:26:41.065 --> 01:26:45.205
You do. Second it. All in favor? Any opposed? Thank you.

2016
01:26:45.295 --> 01:26:46.565
Thank you for coming. Thank you, Michelle.