We'll go ahead and call the March 23rd Community Redevelopment Agency meeting to order. First up is the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Next on the agenda is the approval of the minutes from the February 23rd meeting. >> Make a motion to approve. >> I second it. >> I've got a motion and a second. Any discussion at all? >> Yeah, there was one section um where it
was written in there a comment with the Rio center. I had inquired about how the community responded to the entrance of the um of of the project.
>> Yeah. So I have it up on the screen. >> Thank you. Sure. Thank you. >> Yeah. Make appreciate that it's Monday. Um if we could just add that I um had inquired what the community had um
discussed because they did answer it properly. next that the community did not have any concerns from the NAC meeting. >> Okay. So, what would you like to say, Jamie? I'm not >> So, about can um I was curious how the
community residents, how do the residents feel about that? Correct. You want to say that? >> That'll work. >> Okay. So, you got that. >> Are we going to have a new motion to have it as amended? I'll >> amend my motion.
>> Okay. City, you second the amended motion? >> Yes. >> Any other discussion? All in favor of the amended motion to approve the minutes that Jaime's uh changes say I. >> I. >> Any approve? Any opposed? None. All approved.
Next is disclosure of conflicts of interest. Does anyone have any conflicts of interest to talk about right now? Moving on to the comment section of our agenda. I see one public and I have one public thing. So, I'm going to call Susan
McInness or so I'm sorry, Sharon McGinness >> and remind you you have three minutes to talk. Thank you. So, I do not live in a CRA. I live in Rocky Point, but obviously I'm through Port Seno a lot. And I wanted to maybe offer a suggestion about our art
in public places. We love our bridge. It's beautiful, but we have refurbished the wood once, which is staining and sanding, and it's deteriorated again. So, I really think that maybe we should look at something a little bit more robust than spending time sanding and
restaining it with the clear polyethylene or whatever you're using. and maybe we should just paint it with some kind of paint that will protect the woods from the outdoor because it's it peels after six or seven months and actually it really takes away from the
character and the beauty of that installment that we take pride in. Um, and the uh next comment I wanted to make about Port Solo is I don't know how much influence we have on our commercial
businesses within Port Solerno, but I don't know if anybody's taken the time to maybe make a suggestion to MJ that their sign is just so totally unattractive. I mean, I'm so tired of looking at that burntout sign. People coming to the pocket, they're sitting at
the light in Serno and what do they see? they see this burnt out sign. So, as a business owner, I personally wouldn't let that happen. Um, and then I guess the final thing I wanted to say is that we do we're doing a lot of improvement projects throughout the our roadways and
stuff like that. And we have um areas that we consider green space. And I'm kind of at a loss as why Martin County spends money on putting down grass and watering it and mowing it. When we have
a perfect environment for native plantings and native grasses that when you're going by at 35 m an hour, it's green. and we could save a lot of water and a lot of public works money and gasoline and harm to the environment if we just
decide to take a stance and say we're going to plant things that can thrive in our environment without a lot of human intervention. And I think that would be great if we could work that into our plans to try to be more uh susceptible and try to show people how pretty native
plants can be as they're just sitting in traffic. maybe something will catch their eye and they'll start putting it in their their homes. You know, we have a lot of property that goes along the Indian River and if people there just put some plantings along the waterway,
their grass clippings wouldn't blow into the water. It it would stop a lot of issues that we have with our waterways. So, I'm just hoping that maybe we can get more people excited about native plants by displaying them within our community. And so hopefully we'll start getting people to put them in their
yards. And other than that, I love the fact that we have a an area where community people can come together with their ideas and make recommendations. And I appreciate everybody's time and commitment to this this projects of the CRAAS. Thank you. >> Thank you very much.
>> I just have one quick question for the um the painting instead of staining. Are you talking about the railing or the benches or both? >> Both of them. >> Okay. >> Sorry. Both of them are the are in the same condition, but it just seems like a waste of money. They just did them two years ago and they're already deteriorating again.
>> And Susan, remember we had talked about possibly looking into, you know, like the 3D benches that, you know, they had implemented in Hope Sound. Hopefully maybe some type of material that doesn't deteriorate or Yeah, >> I I don't recall any conversation about
that for Port Solerno. >> It was a while ago. >> Oh, okay. That's why >> just looking into, you know, materials that don't fit. >> Yeah, those are teak benches that were designed. So, it's part of the project. So, I'm not sure that we'll >> but we can look into it. >> Yeah,
>> we can look into something else. >> Um, there might be something else we can use. >> Okay. >> I don't have money. She could. >> Oh, thank you. We have 100% public participation today, by the way. So, we will move into our presentations.
So our first up is the CRA capital projects review. >> Susan Corores, director of the Office of Community Development. We'll go through I'll make a mention of a few. If there are um any comments or questions, please feel free to ask on any of the projects.
So I'm going to start out with Golden Gate Multimotal Corridor and Drainage Resilience Project. Who named that, by the way? Joy. Did you? No. >> Kind of says it all, right? It's a mouthful. Um, but I just wanted to let you all know that we have um prepared
and submitted our grant. So, fingers crossed that uh we'll find out a positive answer when the time comes. I think that is not going to be till the summer. >> Yeah. >> Um, Old Palm City, I'm going to go
directly to Cornell Avenue. Uh, we're at 90% there. We're waiting on submittals for other things like lighting, landscaping, electric, that kind of stuff. And then we'll be at 100%. New Monrovia Park. Really good news there. We have secured our CI
services. Our pre-construction meeting is scheduled for early April. Um, and hopefully the notice to proceed will be >> shortly after, >> shortly thereafter. And then we'll get some shovels in the ground there. Uh in Rio, we're going to be receiving our
final conceptual designs and opinion of cost. So that should be interesting for both of the larger projects, the streetscape and the property and civic center. And open space plan for Port Solerno is
on schedule. Um and we'll be bringing it, we're still on schedule to bring it to the NAC April 9th. So that would be our first one and then next we'll do Golden Gate. >> Which NAC was that? >> Port Seno. >> Oh, Port Seno.
>> And then Golden Gate and then Hope Sound. And then after that we'll see uh where the other projects are because we're kind of setting it up. So for example, Port Serno was um our first and direct commissioner directed. The second Golden Gate. We want to do that because
we need to find out some of the opportunities and challenges we'll have cuz once we get the grant, we'll need to start designing. So, we'll need to have that information. And then um Hoban will be third because we're going to be designing that project as well, the big
streetscape project there as well. And then we'll fit the others in as projects need. Any other questions on capital projects? Seeing none. Okay. Hearing none,
we will move on to capital improvement plan recommendations. Um, we have a Shelby, you want to come on down? I don't know where the PowerPoint is, Diane. Sorry.
>> No, it's right here. It's just It's just me. Is it that? Nope. I don't know. We've got to do it something different. >> The presentation. >> Yeah, we've got That's
>> No, that's the annual. >> No, we're good. >> Okay. >> So, Shelby um Dela Petra is here with us today. She is Tell me your title. >> I am the budget and CIP coordinator >> and she works for um the CI CRA as well.
She's our person in finance. So, she's going to give you the presentation today. >> Hi, good afternoon again. Shelby Delipra. Almost said Shelby Baker. >> I know she just got married. So, I did it wrong first and then corrected myself. >> Um, so here to talk to you today about the CIP. Um, as we know, our CIP
workshop is coming up on April 21st. This will be the countywide CIP that we do bring to the board of county commissioners. Um, as we know, the CIP um has two parts to it. It is a budget, a planning and budgeting tool. Um, this includes the first five years and then
the extended 10 years out to the whole projects. Um you know it's a plan for our expenditures, projects and equipment that extend the you know 5 to 10 year lifespan. Um within the capital improvement plan we identify capital projects, equipment maintenance, replacement of expenditures
and we do capital budget planning execution asset management and along with that we ensure that levels of service comprehensive plans are being met each year. Um we're ensuring that we plan for the maintenance of our um fixed assets that we currently have or managing what we
have. Um we identify sources and optimize funding of capital improvement plans provides opportunity for public participation and we create a stable tax environment. And as we know the CIP is a living and working document between anytime this
the board we can change and it gets amended throughout each year as if we get a grant as like Susan stated we could be getting one for Golden Gate that would be amending Golden Gate capital improvement plan. Um and we just ensure we're meeting the county's needs and any opportunities that are out there
excuse me for us. So starting in December, Susan and other department heads come to budget. They're working on their last year's CIP sheets. We're looking at any opportunities and projects that we do need to add into the capital improvement plan. They are due to me in um early February. We identify
any projects and we consolidate and we have meetings with administration and with the CRA board to get approval of this. And as we said, we go into April and that's where the board will tentilally approve the capital improvement plan. This does get brought
back to the board at the budget workshop in July. >> And as you guys know, we start earlier than that because we go to every NAC as well. >> So projects identified by each community development redevelopment plan and recommended by the NAC instead of
department directors were presented to the CRA for approval and then approved by BOCC. as I stated. So, I'm available for any questions. >> So, I was thinking we could look at the sheets if you wanted to do that and if
we have any other comments about what we see, you can see Golden Gate uh for example, the open space plan was put into 2026 because we want to be able to work on it in FY26.
So, we basically just traded some dollars to do that. Um, and then added those dollars back in in 27. It was the multimotal corridor project. So, you don't see that here, but that's
what what we had to do in order to um have money budgeted for 2026. Any questions on Golden Gate? A lot of what you see here, for example, property acquisition, that's also going to be tied to that project, the multimodal project, because we
definitely need to acquire some property for some additional drainage. So, we're going to need some land to build a maybe another STA or two or enlarge. It's very hard to enlarge what's already there. So, that's why we're going to need to acquire. So, that's why you see that in there.
For example, hasn't been, we haven't put any money in that in in a few years. So that's why that was done. Going to move on to Hob Sound. Um Hob Sound you will see storm water solutions, roadway
improvements, and Dixie storm water and streetscape in 2027. What you'll see next year is that those three are going to be combined and they're all going to be for the Dixie Storm Water and Streetscape project. And the reasoning
for that uh a lot of times we leave things separate so that we can have the opportunity to construct something or design something as it comes up. In this case, what we're trying to do is hopefully to get a bond for the project and a few other projects
in the CRA. And it's always good to show some strength in that project. So in other words, we have 50% of the money. It makes uh getting a bond a little bit easier. So that's the reasoning behind that Jensen Beach. Uh just so you all know
the roadway and parking improvements project that is Church Street, the redevelopment of Church Street, Palm City. So, good news on Palm City. The good news is that we are going to be able to use the money that was set aside
for the property. So, there will be more money. >> Yep. There was money set aside for years three and four, the repayment of the Palm City prop jams property, but since the property is sold is now alleviated. it's up for to be allocated towards a project
>> and we get our money back to use which is great because that means we can probably start looking at building Cornell depending on how quickly the other departments
of the uh public works and utilities get their pieces done which is really nice. The other thing that you'll notice here is the MAP road interf loan will drop off next year. So that'll be some extra money as well. And I looked back just out of, you know, interest um how the
tiff has changed in Palm City since Map Road. And I looked at just in 2025, for example, the tiff for Palm City was about 750,000. And you can see here it's now over a
million just not two years later. So, that's going to start ticking upwards as we move along, but you can already see the jump. >> I I have a question, please.
>> In Palm City, the Cornell Streetscape, how are you guys working that out with other departments as far as them paying, you know, their their tasks and we paying our tasks through the the uh NAC? So we're looking at well there they're
so the projects are different elements. For example, utilities will pay for the septic to sewer. That's their piece. Public works is going to pay for some of the drainage and the repaving of the road because that's their piece with neighborhood restoration. And then our piece is going to be the uh lighting,
the landscaping, the sidewalks. So that's how we do it. We could we squeeze other departments for the sidewalks >> because they're going to have to dig all that up to to uh put their infrastructure in. >> So, probably not, Chuck, because I don't think that they're required to do that.
>> Okay. >> Yeah, it you know, it's it's this project is going to take a while and because it's so much coordination, we don't want to rip up everything twice. you know, we need to there's there's only so much real estate there, you
know, that you can work with. So, that's why it's going to take a while to get that together. Even if we let's say we have the funding, um it's still going to take a while because we've got to wait for septic to sewer to happen first. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> We just got lucky in Port Sarno where it just happens to fall around at the same
time where we can do all of it in in the proper phases. So, they'll have to go back in and rip it up. >> Well, that's what we'll do, you know. It's just going to be a little bit longer. >> It's just going to take a little bit longer. So, the money will, you know, we'll just save up all the money and it'll stay there and until we get to uh
do the construction. >> Is it negotiable with with other uh departments? >> Yes. I mean, it always depends on how the plans are going to work, how the design is going to work, who's going to do what first, what, you know. So, yeah. I mean, we do this kind of thing with utilities and public works a lot. Okay.
Thank you. >> Sure. Uh, Port Solerno, you're going to see large expenditure go out soon. That makes Jamie smile. I knew it would. Um, and then there's lots of other projects
happening. Um, the new one added to the CIP in 27 was the Solerno Creek Park. Uh so that's a project that we'll be looking at maybe for um some grant activity uh and maybe
some property acquisition. I don't know. But we'll be looking at uh beefing that up because everything else is looking really good as far as funding. So those projects um are going to get ticked off one by one. I think uh park will be next
and then neighborhood improvements. um Dixie Park. So, those are all going to happen within the next two to three years, I would say. Joy, would you agree with that? >> Yeah. Well, maybe Dixie Park maybe be a little bit further out. >> I have a question on that.
>> Yes. >> So, if I'm reading this right, the six million is what you're going to be spending in in what you have in the bank or or will have in the bank. >> Yeah. So, these this number these numbers, don't forget, are they're they're a picture in time,
>> right? So this is not showing you all the monies that are encumbered. This is showing you what we have to spend on those projects. That's our that was our 2026 budget. In other words, so that's what you're seeing. So for example, the fir very first one in 26 um
infrastructure partnerships out of this is septic to sewers. 4 million is coming out of that as soon as that project's ready to roll. So that's already encumbered. you see it here, but Shelby, for example, when she looks at that line
on it, or when we see it on our roll monthly um report, you don't see that, >> right? >> But it's just what I like to show you guys because this way you understand what some of these things cost and where we're taking the money from.
>> Yeah. This is kind of the overall view. >> But does it show here where the money's coming from? >> It's all tiff. >> It's all This is all tiff. >> All tiff. So there's no bonds, there's no loans, there's nothing. >> No, the only time you see that, Chuck, is when you'll see repayments, right?
For example, so Hope Sound has a repayment. Palm City has repayments. >> Yeah. >> So here it's not listed of how much money is actually available or is it that the 1.7? >> So the 1.7 is what
>> the TIF is in OM has said is going to be your tiff for 2027. But what you have right now available towards that 6 million is not on here. >> The 1.7 is an estimate that we provide CRA again Shelby Del um that's an
estimate that we give the CRA based on the 10 October one values and we do add a 3% increase to that. So that is what's allocated and we would take out any of the operating um her administrative costs and any debt payments. So that 1.7 is true amount that's able to be spent
on capital projects. That 6.8, as Susan said, it's like a snapshot in time. So let's say the $200,000 for porch lighting, we could have already spent some money on that, but she's just showing what was initially allocated towards that project, part of the plan. >> Yeah, this is really more of an
allocation sheet, I guess. So when you see um when they give us our estimate for the next fiscal year, the reason we do that, Chuck, is so that we can come to you guys and say, "H how would you like us to allocate the funds?" >> You do. Yeah. >> Yeah. Because on October 1st, we want to
be able to spend the money. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Sure. >> Uh Rio, you'll see, is pretty much taken up with streetscape improvements and town center redevelopment. We do have um
a little I say a little bit uh we do have money in other things. We always generally have a little bit of money in our sewer because we're constantly doing different projects in Rio. They have a lot of streets that were not included in
the initial um turnover of sewer and that's because they're either unpaved roads or they're uh privately owned. So, we're working with some of those owners to see if we can get utilities to them as well. So,
that's why we have money there. The property acquisition, if you guys remember, that has come down quite a bit because we did buy quite a bit of property in Rio in the past 3 years. Um, so that's really what you see here.
And then of course, everybody had open space added either in 26 or 27. Any other questions? Does anybody want to change anything? That is why we're here. Of course, all of these
were approved by the NAC's. Um, and I don't know if there you guys want to discuss anything or anybody have any questions or discussions? >> No, I know that Porto thanks you for, you know, taking the suggestions and
recommendations and we see it here. >> Yep. Anybody else? Everybody good? >> I'm good. >> Cool. >> Then I need a motion. >> Say I know the money is going to El Camino. So >> not wait. >> Then we need a motion to approve.
>> We need a motion of some sort. >> I'll move we >> don't let me influence you. >> I move to proceed with these recommendations to the board. >> The county commissioners. >> Second. Got a motion and a second. Any
discussion at all? All in favor say I. I. >> Any opposed? None. >> Moving on to the CRA fiscal year 2025 annual report. Thank you, Shelby. >> Thank you, Shelby. Okay. So, you each have um a draft of
that in front of you which you can feel free to take home and peruse. This is not final. There are still uh changes to be made in some of the text in some of the pictures. Uh but this is pretty close, I would say.
>> Is it going to be this big or is this just >> It's going to be that big. >> Okay. Just joking. Thank you. >> Are you serious? No, >> this way you don't have to wear your sunglasses. Mine. Appreciate that. Anytime. Um, so this year we went with
the theme of centennials since it was Martin County's 100th birthday. So that's the theme that you see running through pretty much all of the pages. So you'll see a lot of historical references. You'll see a lot of
historical photos and how they relate to what we're doing today. Um, and it was a pretty interesting deep dive to do and to try to connect those things. And at first I thought, well, this was not a good idea cuz I don't think this is going to work out. But then there were
so much stuff turned up, it was almost almost too much. Um, and I really had to call down to uh what I thought made the most sense. So, I guess what I'm asking from you guys is we can go through this a little bit and I can ask you if you
have any recommendations. Um, I will ask you for a motion to for us to continue to work on this. It needs to be on our website by the 30th according to our statutes um >> of March. >> Yes.
>> Wow. >> We always do this in March. Come on. Well, just pretty quick. >> Um, but we can make changes, you know, during the week or whenever. And I'm happy to go through just go through it real quick with you here. Uh, and you
can let me know if you've got any immediate thoughts or email us or call. So, Threads of the Past, Pathways to the Future, that may change. I don't know. We were toying with a lot of different um
little subtitles, I guess you call it. And here is Bert's message to the world. >> Thank God for >> if there are any changes to be made on that, please call him directly. No, you can't do that. >> Sure.
>> And as always, we have our mission, vision, and values. and we talk a little bit about um how all of this works. I did find a great picture of uh Mr. Martin who was a governor here in Florida and of course our county was
named after him and this was actually when they were doing the paperwork I guess or signing it or so I thought that was kind of cool. And then you see all of you. Now, the picture that you see of the board obviously is going to be different and
that will happen today in between our two meetings. We're going to make you stand and smile. And then we have our map showing all of our CRAAS and giving a little bit of um information about each one. If anybody
notices in the um committees listed are the people all the people that served in 25. It doesn't mean they're currently on the NAC, but if they were on the NAC in fiscal year 2025 or in annual year 2020, then they're on
here. So if you see names that you say they're not on the committee anymore, that's why they're there so that they get some recognition as well. >> I like the shapes. The shapes. I know, right? >> That's good. >> I like that, too. He did a good job. Um,
we do have a designer. His name is Will Dolan, and he works on this with us every year, and he really does a super job. >> So, employer or >> No, he's an outside. Yeah. Um, so for each one of the pages, each CRA has its
own two-page spread. And instead of uh talking about the CRA the way it is now, the initial text that you'll read will be talking about how it that area came about with a little bit of historical knowledge that then will coincide or
correlate with what's next to it or under it. And then you'll see our projects um as they relate to the history as well. What do you think about carrying the shapes next to each title?
>> We could do that. >> Just a fun little something. >> Okay, I'll ask Will about that. He is the final design wording. Um, so you could see Hope Sound, you know, it's all about um the history of
the train station and of course uh the other historic building that they have, one of them, the Apollo School, and that even, you know, works its way over into Pway Village. I found a great picture of Mr. Pway standing there, which is kind of
fun. Um, and then you can see even in the murals we have the Presbyterian Church celebrated its 100th birthday and that's why that mural was painted. So, it all kind of ties in um to that same theme.
Jensen. This one worked out great because we're doing a church street project. So, we got to talk about the church, which is the second oldest one, I think, in um Jensen and Palm City. Lots of fun pictures of
the water and uh how Palm City started. It was its own city. It had its own post office. It had its own three-story hotel. Three stories. Can you imagine allowed in Martin County? I don't know what happened. Just saying. Um,
and how that problems that they had back then with drainage still exist today, as you can see, that we're trying to take care of. Uh, Port Solerno, lots of great pictures. Here's a big shark.
That's kind of a weird picture. I even found a picture of Mrs. Costella Williams. Um, these picture, this picture is going to go away in case anybody was wondering. >> Yeah, I was wondering. >> And then we're missing a picture. >> Yeah, we're missing this picture because
I know that I had it and I think I either delete I don't know what I did, but I'll find it. Um, and we'll get that taken care of. >> What are they planning on putting where that picture is going to be removed? >> This one? >> Yeah. >> I'm not sure.
>> Could put the pelican the bridge. We could. That's a good idea. Once we um fix the benches and >> Okay. By the 27 annual report, >> you have till the 30th,
>> right? I guess you'll see me out there next weekend. Jamie painting. Um and Rio um talk we talk a little bit about its use of art and how um the river kind of
drove all of the activities that happened there and then we usually do our projects started and projects completed. I added things under construction this year as well. Um, this is something that the statute also asks, the CRA statutes 163
asks that we have in every year. So, we always do a page on that. This is something new. We did architectural design standards this year because we approved that in 2025, which was kind of a big deal for us. So, um, we talk a little bit about the design standards
that we designed and then we talk a little bit about some of the fun things design-wise that you can see here in Martin County. And then we had a little test. So after you look at all of this and of course read all of these word for
word um then you can take the little test and see if you can decide which one is which style and where you'll find it. There is the answer key but I know that you won't cheat when the time comes to look. These are our finances. It's generally the same
information that you find each year. Again um statute tells us exactly what we need to have on this page. awards, contact us, and then we might use the back cover for some more fun pictures. I have some great pictures of
the arch, for example, in many different um it looks very different in each picture. So, that's kind of fun. Um something like that. So, if you'd all like to think about it for a minute, Bert has
offered already a possibility for us. I'm happy to talk with you throughout the week. Um, but I would love a motion saying that yes, we can move on. >> I'll make that motion.
>> Thank you, Cindy. >> I can move on. >> Well, I'll move on. >> I'll word it better than that. I think it says it someplace, right? Says it someplace. >> Did you get a second? >> I did. >> I do have a second. Yes.
>> Are you looking for discussion? >> No. Making >> sure I can count. >> I think it looks good. I like it. >> It does look good. Yeah. Thank you. Um >> I love the history in it. That's what really got me. >> Yeah. I've learned a lot. I have to tell you. >> I think the graphics are good and the guy did a good job. >> Yeah.
>> If you need some stuff, I still have plenty. >> I have no idea. Isn't that good? We had some really great doc pictures in Port >> together like a whole book of >> It was hard to choose. It was hard to choose some of the pictures, >> but I don't remember that one.
>> That's cool. >> So, we have a motion to accept the annual report with any potential upcoming amendments. Motion in a second. All in favor say I. I. >> I. >> Anyone opposed to this? None.
>> Okay, we are >> Thank you all. >> Back to the comment portion of our program and I would ask for any public comment but our public is Jana right now so she doesn't count. >> J any member comment at all. Jamie, >> I do.
>> Yes, ma'am. >> I just have a few things just in preparation for the NAC meetings coming up. Um we're going to be asked um if there's any update on the septic to sewer sewer meeting. Um the maintenance again
trimming the trees. Uh also found out though that um the little the walkway that people utilize quite a bit in the area where they go to the coffee house and whistle stop the food station. I guess it's infested with ants the
medians there. So I just found out about that. And then pressure washing. Um, especially along the bridge. I guess it's gotten pretty bad. Just again maintenance. >> You may want to put on an RFS in for all
of those things cuz again, the CRA doesn't really have any authority >> over any of those things. So, >> asked and answered kind of thing, Jamie. I mean, you may want to put in an RFS. That's really the only >> Oh, it's been put in. So, I figured
maybe if you guys are meeting with anybody, if you could just bring it up that Okay. Um, >> they listen to the RFS's more because they're tracked and they have to be answered >> and they have to answer. >> So, it's just a great tool. >> Okay. Um, because we haven't gotten the response on the tree trimming. Um, Dixie
Park, can you check to see if that waterway does feed into the inlet there? because I think that they had mentioned that it possibly does. I'm >> trying to remember that sketch that had
the water flow like >> because we were thinking of the clean water aspect of it >> cuz I think it does feed into it. >> I don't know but we >> cuz that would be something that would be nice as far as the grant was concerned possibly.
>> I think it does but I'm not sure. Um, and then, oh, they wanted to get an update on the Dixie Highway when they were going to be repaving and painting and the potential pedestrian lights cuz I know they came
out and surveyed a while ago regarding that, but we haven't heard or seen anything. >> That's it for me. >> Okay, Cadilla, anything? >> No, I'm happy. >> Okay, we like happy, Cindy.
>> Chuck. Yeah. Yeah. I have one thing. Uh the landscaping on map road is uh is probably close to 30% dead. >> Mhm. >> So I don't know if that do I guess what Chuck RFS. >> Now we have some money in city. >> We'll have to do we'll have to work
we're going to be working with public works. We've already talked to them field ops about it. >> All right. And then I have some problems or some comments about u the art piece there. Should I bring that up later or do you want to know now? >> You can bring that up later. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm all set.
>> Like next meeting, not tomorrow. >> Bird, anything? >> No comment. >> I have nothing. Staff comment. I have something. I included for all of you a legislative update for you to go ahead and read. We didn't have any legislative updates this session. I don't know if
you noticed. Um mostly because the CRA was not um featured in any of the new legislation. This legislation though I thought was important for you to know about because it does have to do with planning and development and uh that
sort of thing and that does that does impinge upon us a little bit. Um so I just thought you should be knowledgeable about that see what was going on. If you have any questions about it uh feel free to call or email. That's it.
Then we will be adjourned.