like call to order the network committee appearance board meeting for March 18, 2026. Rene, could you call the role, please? >> Chairman Nanstat, >> um, board member Trulock,
>> right? Is that what you said? >> Yes. and Vice Chair Whitehead. >> Can I just Can I just add something to that? Um, I meant to tell you before the meeting started that I notice in the packet, the minutes that are in the
packet does not have the vice chair vote in there, but your minutes do. >> Listed when we finalize it. >> But I think we had a motion and a second. >> I'm sorry, who motioned? >> I did.
>> Okay. Thank you. And >> okay, chairman Yanstat. Board member Trulock. >> Vice Chairman Whitehead >> consideration level two application for the new paint of the existing commercial
building located at 6952 and 6992 North Atlantic Avenue. Would you like to update? >> Sure. Yeah. So, as you guys are all aware, this was an application that came to you guys at the last meeting. Uh
we've worked with the applicant on a revised rendering that does not have a bright or brilliant color as the primary color only has accents. Um most of the staff report remains relatively the same and we still recommend that the board
approve this amended level two application uh rather than the original for the proposed repainting. So in your staff report a after the staff report the first thing that you see is that updated painting mural rendering you can see that there are some darker colors in
there rather than the document that is right after that three pages later that has the the red as the primary color and that was what you guys uh previously denied in the prior meeting. So, we will be looking at this uh this updated
document that is right after the staff report. Also, just um some other attachments like murals that are in the city of Cape Canaveral as a guide. Um the proximity photos of course and um
I think that covers almost everything on this agenda item. So, if you have questions, feel free to let us know. And I know David is here and so if you have anything that you want to ask of him or if you want to ask him to give a short talk that's fine too these colors like you did last time.
Uh, no, but I I don't >> any discussion. >> I'm I'm satisfied with the changes. I think it fit in better. I make a motion that we approve the
repainting of the mural at 6952 and 6992 North Atlantic Avenue. >> I second it. >> Rene, call the role, please. >> Chairman Yenstat, >> four. >> Board member Trulock.
>> Four. >> Vice Chairman Whitehead. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Mhm. >> Thank you for making it. Thank you. >> Yeah, absolutely. I I agree with you as well. >> Thank you for that. >> Thank you, David.
>> I appreciate the opportunity to make an update. >> We'll all be happy. >> Yeah. >> I'm actually glad it worked out the way it did. >> Good. This is >> that it won't hurt your feelings. >> Not at all. Not at all. >> All right. And then I know we have one
more agenda item, but it's not an actual application. Uh are we are we done with discussion on that one? Feel free to continue. >> Um the the next agenda item is the board schedule. Our city clerk's office has
asked us to put together tentative schedules for all of our advisory boards. So this is by no means, you know, locking in that date or saying, "Hey, I'm 100% going to be there, but on the second to last page of your document, you'll see that tenative
schedule." Um, and you know, obviously this board meets more on an as needed basis, but these would provide us some good dates to look toward. Um, the clerk's office has asked that you guys do make a motion to approve this as a
tenative meeting schedule for your board. Um, but like I said before, I know that things are always subject to change. So, if there are any dates on here that you specifically know that you will not be available or a day that you'd like to recommend shifting, please do let us know. Um, or you could proceed
with approving it through a vote. >> I know it won't be around July 8th. >> Okay. >> Actually, the meeting is not the ETH. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Yeah. So yes, the >> work for you. >> Yeah, I'll be back by that. >> Okay. Yeah, that second row is when the
actual meeting date will be >> I make a motion we approve the tenative meeting schedule. >> I second it. >> Rene, call the role, please. >> Chairman Yanstat, >> four. >> Board member Trulock,
>> fourth. >> Vice Chairman Whitehead, >> four. >> Thank you all. I do have one more just a discussion item that's not a vote or anything but uh let me know if you are ready for that chairman. >> Sure. >> Okay, cool. So, as you guys may or may
not been aware, um the city council and planning and zoning board was considering an amendment to our site plan procedure. Um, now the biggest change is that site plans will have ultimate approval by the city council rather than the planning and zoning
board going to staff to approve them. Uh, so the city council will see, you know, major site plans. If it's a single family home or a duplex, they will not, but anything larger than that or commercial, the city council will now approve site plans. Um there was also a
provision in that ordinance that ultimately passed that was regarding building height. Um and as you guys know as members of the CAB you guys had the authority to approve increased heights
above four stories or 45 ft. The city council has adjusted that um power to be vested within themselves the city council. So, there was an amendment to section 110 624 building height. Uh, and
it used to read the increased heights. Um, the increased heights, let's see, are proposed and approved by the community appearance board, but now it reads approved by the city council in conjunction with the site plan approval
process. What this means is that the site plan will be approved first and then after the site plan is approved, the community appearance board will see applications to approve landscaping, layout, aesthetics. Um, so you guys
still do have a uh, you know, a binding uh, advisory role, but it is not connected to the site plan anymore and it is not connected to the building height anymore. So, I just wanted to make you guys aware of that because it was some it was a ordinance that went through the process and it ultimately
did pass. Um, so if you have questions about that, let me know. And you know, obviously the next time we have a site plan application that comes before you, I'll make sure that we all fully understand. >> We have no control over that. >> No, not necessarily.
>> Have a say in the building height or not. >> No. Yeah. Is it's now just the city council has that power. >> Yeah. always. They had already approved it. It was already approved. >> I know. >> We couldn't change that. So,
>> but we could give our input right >> now. They're not asking for input. They don't want to hear our input. >> No. >> Um, it is what it is. >> Uh, you know, you're you're right. They don't want to hear our input. Did anybody ever look into if the smoke shop next to them had ever gone through any
approval? >> Yeah. So, I did notify our code enforcement team based on what I saw in the records. I did not see any sort of community appearance board or approval process for them. I don't have the authority to issue a violation, but I did notify them and uh ultimately it
would be them or Tamson that could initiate that process. Uh, as of now, nobody has initiated a violation process, but I'll definitely keep you guys in the loop on that. >> Yeah, it it's disrespectful to first of all to astronauts. They show an
astronaut with a vape in his hand. Okay, that's just disre disrespectful to them. And then a big somebody, I don't know if it's male or female, you know, smoking. I can't remember the last time I saw a smoking advertisement
in years. I'm like, how did they get away with that? I mean, I know it's not illegal, but >> Well, it violates our other our other requirements. >> Yes. So, so I did talk to Tamson and I thought she had filed a >> Okay. Was it her that she herself filed
a code enforcement complaint? >> You know what? I think she said she notified them. If you file one, I'm happy to file it. >> Me, too. Um, and I and I indicated that when I spoke with her. >> Okay. Yeah, I think that she she did notify them and that they haven't taken action on it one way or another, but you
are correct that you know if you do an additional code enforcement complaint, then that can be a good way to continue to you know encourage >> your advice to personally make the complaint. >> Yeah. Yeah. If it's you know with any violation that you guys notice in the city as residents um you can always come
to city hall. You cannot do code enforcement violations anonymously, but you just put your name on and say, "Hey, this is what I noticed." And that can help, you know, build up the record on it. >> I I I will try to I don't know if I can do it tomorrow. >> Yeah. No rush. >> It's not fair to the people who go through the the
>> Yes. Yeah. And we do appreciate you, David, and Adam, for going through the process. >> We'll see what we can do. >> All right. That's all that I have. >> Don't put any astronauts with the paint. >> Okay.
I concur. >> Connor, is there anything else in the works in the future that we might be voting on? >> Nothing. >> No more hotels, I hope. >> Yeah, nothing right now. Um, I'll definitely let you guys know. I don't
foresee there being a meeting for at least a few weeks. You know, probably a month or so before anything would even pop up. But we'll definitely keep you guys in the loop if we do need to schedule another one. >> Okay. >> I make a motion we close the meeting.
>> I second it. >> Rene, call the role, please. >> Chairman Yenstat, >> four. >> Board member Trulock. >> Four. >> Vice Chairman Whitehead. >> Four. >> Meetings adjourned. Thank