Commissioner Irvin, >> yes. >> Commissioner Santiago, >> here. >> Vice Mayor Kelly, >> I am present. Let us stand the invocation followed by the pledge of allegiance. Eternal God, our father, we thank you for all of the many blessings. We thank you for this day. We thank you, God, for
the grace of opalaka. continue to give us wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Do those things that you please in your sight. Now God, look on our city manager, look on our family, strengthen them as well. In Jesus name we do pray. Amen. >> Amen. >> I pledge 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. Again, good evening to everyone. Our mayor is
out of town on city business and so we wish him well. Um, awards, proclamations, acknowledgements. We do have a moment in black history that'll be done by the police explorers.
So, let's welcome them as they come. Good evening, mayor, vice mayor, commissioners, and residents. Today, we would like to highlight the life and legacy of Dr. Glattis West, a mathematician whose work quietly changed the modern world.
She was the daughter of Sher rope cropers and grew up on a small farm. >> Even with limited resources, she discovered she had a gift for mathematics. >> After graduating as valictorian and
earning a scholarship to Virginia, to Virginia State College. She later joined the United States. Next up went to land. >> She later joined the United States Navy. >> After graduating as valid Victorian and
earning a scholarship in Virginia State College, she later joined the United States Navy in 1956 and worked on one of the earliest supercomputers. Using satellite data, Dr. West developed the precise mathematical models of earth shapes which became the foundation to
the global positioning system or the GPS. Today navigation is used in smartphones, cars, airplanes and emergency service relies on her calculations. Although her contributions were not widely recognized
for so many years, she was later honored for her achievements and even earned a doctorate after her retirement. Her story reminds us that black history includes not only social change but also scientific innovation and perseverance that affects everyday life around the
world. >> Good job shows that determination and education can change the world. Thank you. >> Thank you. We want to thank our police explorers for that black history presentation and of course we are
celebrating black history month and thank my colleagues for um their attire as well. Going to move forward in our agenda now. Approval of consent or pull list. Are there any poll items? Okay. Um I want to pull number two. Um
that's the only one to be pulled. So, can we get a motion to set the agenda? >> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Santiago. Second by Commissioner Irvin. Madame Clerk. >> Commissioner Irvin. >> Yes.
>> Commissioner Santiago. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Bass. >> Yes. >> Vice Mayor Kelly? >> Yes. >> Motion passes 40. >> Thank you. Approval of the minutes. Commission workshop minutes. January 28, 2026. Need a motion. >> Vice Mayor. >> Go ahead. I'm sorry.
>> So, that was for the approval of the consent agenda and now we have to move on to um approval of the agenda. >> Okay. Thank you. Need a motion to set the agenda. >> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Santiago. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Second by Commissioner Irvin. [snorts]
Madame Clerk. >> Commissioner Santiago. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Baz. Yes. >> Commissioner Irvin. Yes. >> Vice Mayor Kelly. >> Yes. Motion passes 40. >> Okay. Now, let's move to the approval of minutes. Commission Workshop January 28th, 2026. Need a motion.
>> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Urban, second by Commissioner Santiago. >> Madam Clerk, >> Commissioner Bass, >> yes. >> Commissioner Santiago, >> yes. >> Commissioner Irvin, >> yes. >> Vice Mayor Kelly. >> Yes. >> Motion passes 40. >> Approval of the regular commission
meeting minutes January 28, 2026. Need a motion. >> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Irvin. Second by Commissioner Santiago. Madam clerk. Commissioner Irvin, >> yes. >> Commissioner Bass, yes. >> Commissioner Santiago, yes. Vice Mayor Kelly, >> yes. >> Motion passes 40.
>> District 1, District 2, County Commission report, no one here. If not, public presentation Andes Daniel Kubis uh regarding the soccer program. Welcome. [snorts] >> Thank you.
Could y'all turn the um >> um the podium >> podium back around? Well, they didn't know they >> Yeah. >> Yeah, they >> Thank you. >> Good evening. >> And allowing us to introduce ourselves.
Uh my name is Andis Fuas and I'm honored to speak on behalf of Soccer Star U Academy. We are a youth sport academy focused on the logistic development of children's and youth athletes through soccer. For us, soccer is more than a sport. It's a powerful tool of
education, discipline, leadership, inclusion and community growth. Our intention to come to Okaloga is very clear is to add value, support community and growth alongside the city using the sherb sherbond park represent much more
than a training location for us. we see as a space for opportunity, positive impact and uh community connection. As part of our city uh as part of our commitment to a city of Paloka, soccer star academy is proud to offer six full
scholarship to children from the community ensuring that no child is excluded due to uh financial uh limitations. In addition, we will work closely with local and community schools providing access to our program and training
mythology and to any child who may uh benefit from it. Um we are also committed to hosting community based sports event and open uh program ensuring families, youth and
residents to uh actively participate and feel connected to our city. So basically we uh have a an academy right now uh it's in Halia but we want to expand and bring it here. Uh we we want to give uh
six scholarship totally free uh of cost. Um we will also like to put the opaloga um uh logo on our shirt. So, uh people come here and there I know that there are a lot of like uh kids that want to
play uh soccer and uh we would like to uh uh help them to like grow in their sport and we would like to um work with the with the with the city to improve that.
Um, is there any questions I would do you guys would like to ask or >> Vice Mayor? >> Mr. Santiago. >> Yeah. Um, do you going to present uh something in the screen?
>> No. >> No. Okay. In the flyers. >> I would like to point out, sorry, >> that we I hosted a practice like a month ago and like six, seven players came that is here in the flyer with the picture. Okay. >> And it was totally free so they could
like start to like know that we're coming here to to uh work with them. >> Yeah. My my question. Okay. It's going to be center in >> Okay. >> the sixth of kit. Yes.
>> That you say that they're going to have a grand or >> Yes. We're going to offer them everything is is is covered by us. >> Okay. But I want to be sure that there's kits >> really for here for the city for Opalaka.
>> We we could work out like you guys and us. Let's say you want to recommend a kid, we could like get him. >> Yeah, that's that's something that I say. I don't know if we uh we doing it, you know, in the past, but I I like to um I [clears throat] like to you make
involve, you know, the city parking recreation uh uh director uh to be sure that when any kid come for that sex, she she knows that the kids they really from here. Yes. From Opalaka.
>> Yes. We wanted to be from here. >> From here. And also, you know, I I wonder do you understand like uh Opalaka is um is a nice place, you know, to live and we we we really like to have escort
every in every point of the city, >> right? >> Uh uh to helping out juvenile children's and people that we have here in the great city of Palaka. And out of that, I want the, you know, the the uh prices,
okay, for for the rest of the people that participated in in that club or in the practice or the soccer, okay, to have a facility, you know, to pay to not exact, you know, high prices because we don't talking about
>> another city like they have, you know, probably more incense on us, you know, like >> uh Kendo. >> Yeah. If you codables, you know, let's let's see if you go on on records like our our payments is basically like under
every economy. We are new academy and what we want is like to help out the community and to be part of the community. For example, in our um academy, every every month we do a birthday uh celebrations. Let's say that your kid uh uh the birthday is in the
beginning of the month, middle of the month or on the the end. We do a birthday. Um let let's say there's three kids or four kids that they are born the same month. At the end of the month, we do a birthday with the the the whole academy.
We pay for everything. So we we like every parent they come with something and we celebrate that in in our academy just to like try to like um make them feel like uh happy in the academy. >> Good. Well, but it's going to happen here too.
>> Yes. In the great city everything we're doing here. >> Yeah. Now that you're standing there, I'd like to ask in my uh uh to the city manager. The city manager. >> Commissioner, >> this has been pulled. So, we're going to
be discussing it as well. >> Okay. Sorry. >> I No, I allowed you to go ahead and ask those questions. We're going to be discussing. >> I want to be sure that everything is in order, but that's going to be in the discussion when uh our vice mayor bring it to us. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Very good information. You know, whatever I
going to ask you, I'm sorry, my uh vice mayor. Uh yes, I going to wait. Thank you. That's it. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. Do my colleagues have any questions specifically of them because when we start discussing they won't be coming
up. So, okay. We have also um a presentation by Stantech if they're here. >> Good evening. Thank you for having me back again. It's good to see you all. She's got to get my presentation up there. I'm Diane Quigley. I'm with
Stantech. I'm the project manager for um the vulnerability assessment and adaptation plan for the city of Opaaka. And I've been working with your project manager, Miss Adelina uh Gross. Um and last time I was here, we talked about what we were going to do and we
collected public comment. And now I'm going to talk a little bit about what we've done, show you some of the results and talk to you about the next step. So, so um went fast. Okay, let me go back. So, most of you, just to refresh your memory, it's a vulnerability assessment.
This is a statef funded um study um through the Resilient Florida program and a grant that Resilient Florida has encouraged all the cities and counties with within the state to do a vulnerability assessment to identify floodprone areas now and in the future
based on different climate scenarios. So, that's what we did with you all under this grant. Um we performed a study um and the reason that you want to do this is not only to identify these locations but to identify critical city assets, cityowned and operated assets so
that you can plan for the future. You can um what we call adapt these um this infrastructure. You can relocate it. You can elevate it. You can enhance it. whatever you need to do to these this infrastructure and city- owned
facilities um to improve them in the future and keep um and um make them less prone to flooding in the future. So, I'll just kind of walk through what we did. These are all the project tasks. Everything with the check mark we've completed all the way through our kickoff meeting, our first public
meeting that we we were here. We did the vulnerability assessment report. We have a draft report um and we met with um a group of your staff, what we call our steering committee for this project and we went through the results and we got good feedback from them and I'll present those to you tonight. So when we talk
about the critical assets, what are we talking about? Again, city-owned assets. So um these are defined in statute under the resilient Florida program on what we have to look at and what we have to consider. So this is a kind of a list of all of them. Here you
have your critical community emergency facilities, your operational centers, your government buildings. Um you have natural cultural and historical resources, your parks are and you have a lot of historical resources and buildings here. Um critical
infrastructure such as your water, sewer, storm water, solid waste facilities, anything like that that you might have. And then your transportation, all your city- owned roads, bus routes, bus stops, things like that. We considered all those and particularly those that are evacuation routes.
So what we did is we we took we got the elevation data. We got all the topographic maps from USGS and everything got the elevation of all these assets. So then we look at the climate data. We look at what type of the climate events are going to be happening in the future and by statute
we have to look at present day 2050 and 2080. So those are the planning horizons we have to consider and anything that is vulnerable to flooding under those horizons is eligible for future funding under the resilient Florida program for adaptation. So we project downscale as
we call it I won't get too technical all this climate data which is storm surge sea level rise we have to look at even though you're so far inland it doesn't affect you it's really only storm surge no tidal events and your hundredyear 500year rainfalls extreme rainfall events which is what you're most prone
to flooding due to so we overlay all that climate data onto the topographic elevations that kind of thing into a GIS based what they call bathtub and we take a look at and we map the the depth of flooding around the city. So
that's what you're seeing in these maps. Some of the um present day flooding scenarios, category 5 storm surge, present day, this is in the future. So you have a lot of different um flood depths. Now this is the worst case scenario. This is a bathtub model. So
this doesn't take into all your storm water improvements that you're doing. So, um, we tried to get the, um, Miami date county's ICPR model from them and use their models, but we we did a hybrid. We used the results of their models in the maps to do what we did.
So, we did pull the latest and greatest data from Miami date county. So, um, and we did take a look at the flooding. Um then we looked at all the assets that were flooding in in these areas, everything that did flood now and in the
future. And then we made a list and anything assets expected to flood two and a half two and a quarter feet or more were flagged as the most exposed assets. So those are your really critical um prone to flooding now and in
the future. Um so [clears throat] then what we did is we looked at all of these assets. We flagged the ones which were um most critical that we we looked at all the different roadways or pump stations, solid waste facilities. These were the ones that came up as your most critical
some of your lists which we'll show. Then we run them through a what we call a sensitivity analysis and that again is again by statute and state guidance that you do these things um you when you do an adaptation plan and you look at the ones which are are most vulnerable the
ones that have the highest flood levels the most sensitive assets maybe a road isn't as sensitive as a pump station. You know if that floods that's critical it shuts down and it shuts down a lot of services. So um we we rank and we score
and we wait. We also look at the um assets within um the um um socioeconomic um different regions within the city. We look at the socioeconomic scales from the CDC, the maps, and we also assign
them if they're in um less less um fortunate areas, I would want to say more critical areas, they get a higher score as well because all that is also built into the statewide funding criteria that you're can you're servicing areas that are low economic areas.
So, we run all of these through. They get a score whether they're minimal, low, or highly sensitive, highly vulnerable. And this is what we get was we get a bunch of maps that show all these assets. Um red the yellow, orange and
red is the highest, yellow is the least, orange is medium and the red are the most critical. [clears throat] And then also by statute we have to group these into the areas that have the highest number of assets and the most flooding within the area.
So we can identify what they call focus areas and that's what we did are hot spots. These are the regions within the city that are the most critical areas and had the highest concentrations of those critical assets that are going to be flooded now or in the future.
So, we look at all of these. This is the north central hot spot. You can see there's a lot of assets flagged here. A lot of the orange and yellow not as severe as some of the other ones. We have a lot here in the east hot spot. You have a lot of these maps that I've given you, the focus areas. You have
these maps up close so you can see there are some high red level critical assets and a lot of them here in your southwest hot spot. So what we did is we led all the ones that were the red and we said these are kind of the most vulnerable, the most sensitive and we ran this
through your steering committee and your project manager and we asked them take a look at these. Do they look realistic? Does it look right? And are these the ones you consider most critical? So um we did and um as I mentioned we had a
steering committee on January meeting on January 26. We reviewed the focus areas. We looked at the draft vulnerability assessment and they made recommendations for re revisions to the study and also they ranked the highest uh most critical
asset. So these were the top 10 of those red assets on all those maps. These were the top 10 that steering committee chose to be the ones that we're going to pursue to look at adaptation strategies for. And when I talk about adaptation strategies, um we're going to come up
with solutions to maybe make them less vulnerable to flooding, just conceptual, very high level, um not detailed. And um we'll do these little summaries and these will be used for um information to put in for additional grant
applications. It's all the background and you need for those. So when we talk about adaptation strategies, it could be anywhere from raising facilities. It could be storm water improvements in the road. It could be a lot of things. I know that's a detailed. Here's one here that's just storm water within a
roadway. So when we look at the roadways, most people think, okay, just raise the road. Well, you can't because then it would flood more and the property is adjacent to it. So you want to look at a storm water system in adjustments. some better drainage to drain the roads
and the streets and the neighborhoods. And then, as I mentioned, we come up with an adaptation plan, a picture there of that on a chart. We come up with a a plan that says, "Here are all the projects. Here are the time frames. Here's the general costs, and these are the ones that you want to move forward
in and pursuing additional Resilient Florida infrastructure grants so you can implement these projects." We also took a look at um and compared them where they are in the process already. They're already in a storm water plan that you've done and they've already been listed as a critical asset. If you've
already started work on one of them, I think we talked about was one 132nd. That was a really high critical one, but you guys already got funding and you're moving forward with that. So, we're not putting that on the list because these are the ones we want to go get additional funding for in the
future. So, we did look at your CIP. We looked at where they were in the progress, if there was already design plans on these, if there was already some conceptual ideas and we flagged those as well, and we pulled in that information so as not to replicate it or be inconsistent with it, but to build on
that information. And then we do what we have on the right there, these project summaries where you can use these what we call cut sheets. They're just project like CIP sheets that you want to say this is the project in general. This is what we want to do. Now, it still has to go into design, any land acquisition,
and then construction. So, this is just kind of setting it up on what you need to do. So, when you apply for those grants to do the design and construction, you you have all the information. So, this is where we are. The grant ends um March 31st. So, we have a draft VA
and we've gotten comments and we're going to be [clears throat and cough] excuse me, we're going to be addressing final comments on that. We have our list. We're now I was around running around I don't know some of you saw me earlier taking pictures around town of all these assets and we're going to build these little onepage summaries of
adaptation solutions for these projects and hand them over to you and you guys can then work on them in the future to get additional funding. We'll also help you identify some um funding sources. Now also part of this is coordination with the local mitigation strategy which
which is Miami Dade's local mitigation strategy. Did they? Yeah. So, you guys um she talks to you, Adelina may talk to you a little bit about that. We also looked at if they are already in the local mitigation strategy for the county and if they're not, we need to recommend
that these also be put into the local mitigation strategy for Miami Day County because then they're eligible for other fundings, what we call HMPD, HUD hazard mitigation um fund. So what we're trying to do is get all this information into
documents into action plans into conceptual projects so they become eligible for funding for all the different categories that we can for you all. So um so what we need from you today is provide any feedback. Take a look at the
list and the maps and if anything looks a miss to you or um you have any potential solutions that we did hear from the last workshop. um all the comments we put into there and we noted some of these areas as critical areas for um for future resolution and they're
a part of this solution as well. So, >> thank you for your presentation. We know this part of the process to get us to the final uh report. My colleagues, you have any questions that you'd like to >> Yes, but I may short question. >> Commissioner Santiago, you had a floor.
>> Thank you. Um well you don't uh numerate is the page but in that page here you're talking about um the area um I don't know if it for the flow and it is one of the me the
mo part of the city they get water when it's raining. >> Yes. If it's yellow like all those yellow lines it means they're they're low they do flood but they're low priority. Okay. They're the higher >> Yeah. But that that's my neighbor and and thank God that I don't see you know
big flow there for many years. Thank God. Okay. >> And it's probably because we keep all the green area open. Okay. Like that you know the water because just be something that we don't have in a lot of of the street here drainings. >> Yes.
>> All right. Now >> a lot of pvious pous areas that's we call soak up the water. >> Okay. Um my other question is 32nd Street if that is street for the bank >> the one in the back. Okay. Hey the situation there is very very very
critical when it's raining there and I think that you say that you are separated that area for now that I put it out of the lease if I'm make a mistake probably. >> Commissioner would you like to hear from
the manager's office on that? Uh yes please to speak to >> thank you and good afternoon uh commissioners and vice mayor. And yes we did separated the we did uh didn't put that on the list because we are
currently working on design and future construction for that area. So it was not listed uh and is included as part of the of the storm water program. >> Okay. Yeah. I said I want to be sure that that area is already be take care. >> Yeah. It's being good. is in the plans.
>> Yeah, because that's a very mess and we have the three complex big complex for apartments and the senior citizen building and the other residential. Very good. Thank you. That's the only question that I have sir. Thank you. >> Thank you. Are there any more questions for um regarding the presentation from
Stantech? Um I I probably have some, but I you know I like to read everything in detail. So, I will um go to the manager with those questions because I'm kind of uh just want to know and um at the end of this process what the impact could be
for flood insurance and lowering for residents um after this process takes place and we're imp implementing cuz for many of us flood insurance is a challenge and even though we may not see it um many of us have to pay flood insurance even though our areas may not
be. So, uh, that was a something I wanted to address, but I I'll go to the manager because for a little bit of time. >> Do you believe we spoke on this? Um, yes, for the NFIP, the flood insurance through the National Flood Plane and FEMA, the insurance is backed, the
market is backed by the FEMA insurance um to get reductions. And this study will help with that. You can take the information in this study and you can use it into what they call a community rating system which is once you become eligible community rating system. The
more things that you do you get a better rating under the flood u management system and you can get reductions in flood insurance. It is a voluntary program. Not every community does it. It does involve some activities which you know involves additional costs to the
city. So, it's a matter of is it, you know, worth the bang for your buck to to do all of that. But most communities are I've just been in touch with Florida City. They've asked me to start getting them into the CRS. I'm a flood plane manager. I do that kind of work. So, if if that's where you want to go, this
study will certainly help you and give you some points to get there. >> Thank you. Thank you again for presentation. We're going to move now to citizens forum. Uh, madame clerk, viewer read. >> The city of Opaaka commission meetings are held in person at the Opalaka
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>> Thank you, Madam Clerk. Uh, do we have any online speakers? >> Um, Mr. Vice Mayor, we did have one individual who registered, but I'm being told that he is not online. >> Okay, citizens form is now open. You have three minutes. And I would just say
if you're here for item 1681, that is going to be a public hearing item. So you will get a chance to speak um at that time if you're here for that item. But public uh comments now for citizens forum. Please come up. State your name and address for the record. You have
three minutes. Welcome. Uh good evening, vice mayor, commissioners. I'd like to ask for an additional minute or two um to explain the documents that I'm about to give you all. Give to give to the clerk. Give to the clerk. Give them to the clerk.
Pleasure. The commission. Pleasure. The commission. He's asking for additional minute. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> All right. Thank you, madam clerk. He has an additional minute. Oh, thank you. >> Thank you.
The documentation that you have is a ethics complaint that I filed against the former city manager Darin Williams. The city is still in business with Darvin Williams
through his company Wellspring. And there's a second phase of the building that is over on 27th Avenue that the city needs to cut ties with the former city manager. Included in this
package are minutes from 2022 and um before doing the other commission in which um at that time then Mayor Pigot resigned. What is in here is we I'm beginning to now understand after
going through documentation and reading and putting this package together. There have been minutes from former commission meetings involved in this package. Also, there is the agenda that's involved in this package. There was a lot of word play concerning this particular project.
And I did speak with the former city manager that was here u Mr. Kate who pretty much yo >> let me know some stuff that as I was researching this and putting this stuff
together. I would implore the commission to get with the city attorney to really sit down and go through this package. It is imperative and if you know me you know I don't put my name on anything. I filed this complaint with
the commission on ethics. This complaint should also could be filed because there's a lot of misuse and it could be abuse of power. When individuals say that they remove themselves from things and when you are
not looking and they put themselves back, then there's a potential that there could be fraud because of the position that the former city manager was sitting in. It is very detailed that's in here. in the process of that. I don't think that the city attorney
um and I wish he was here because to to go through this package and to read those minutes. I can truly say there's a statement that she made where she said the former manager went rogue, he was going rogue. And there's a lot of things when you read the minutes where she wouldn't put her name on a lot of stuff.
So, I applaud the the city the city attorney for standing up for the city. The thing that troubles me while while I was researching and putting this package together is that it is a consistent
war of words and twisting. And if you hear enough words and you get twisted enough, you'll vote on something without even realizing the potential harm that it is actually doing to the city.
So now when you go through this you're going to see the documentation that I have put together is very well constructed and you will see that there is something terribly a missed here. I
mean terribly amissed here. the potential and the harm of us allocating our dollars to somebody that had abused the position to in my opinion profit for themselves is like a
travesty. And I and I've seen that this commission has moved forward on the last few years of what has been bought here. I'm going to close by saying this. When we look and some people will say that it's personal, it's not personal.
is business because in the business of misleading somebody, it's business. And I'm going to go further um at the next meeting because there's more more to be bought out. But I do want to give props to CIP to capital improvement cuz I was
riding down Alabama and I didn't even realize the road was paid. I did not realize that the road was paid on Alabama. And prior to that road being paid, I can say it now. I ride on the wrong I would ride on the wrong side of
the street going east. If there's no potholes and dipping, but I must give them the their prop and I must give >> Thank you. >> the city attorney her props for standing up and fighting for the city. >> Mr. um manager, could you make sure that it has the the clock cuz you got another
minute, but I think it didn't start over. So, no, no, no. You got you got the extra minute, but the clock didn't start, so let's keep up with that cuz I can't see it from here. Um, they can see it. Thank you. Citizen form is still open. Welcome. Citizen form is still open.
Citizens form is still open. Citizen form is closed. We're going to move now to the item that was pulled, which is item number two on the agenda. Agenda
A resolution of the city commission of the city of Opalaka, Florida, authorizing the city manager to enter into a facility use agreement with ADC International Group, Inc. DBA Soccer Star Elite to you utilize Shbandi Park Field for its youth soccer program.
Providing for adoption of recital, providing for scrier eras. Providing for an effective date. This is sponsored by Commissioner Santiago. Need a motion. >> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Santiago. >> Second for discussion. >> Second with discussion. Commissioner Irvin. Commissioner Santiago is your
item. Go right ahead, sir. >> Uh, thank you. Um, vice mayor. Uh, yes. >> [clears throat] >> I um the idea to of bring that type of activity to the west side is to giving
the opportunity also to the community to participate in this uh famous and popular uh sport that we have now in Miami day and all over the world and that's the soccer they calling soccer that's a football but we we know the
football American is different and and I tell I [clears throat] tell the managers you see if it has a possibility to uh uh creating also in in that side of the city uh the same program to help in this uh you know the families the day close
to the park um with the children's you know to uh practice uh soccer um thank you that you stopped me before because I going to asking you know something about that about that about the u uh language that we use in the contract
uh what is the um uh the limits that they that we have and everything out there and is I want to be I want to be sure that anybody came to us and asking for anything like that please be
together with the community and then work for the community. I want to see the community opalaka integrated to the parks that we have. Uh I don't want to say anything like what I see sometimes, you know, but we need
really to use the park that we have to the community for any side that they come. Um I want to be sure too uh to the manager uh vice mayor uh to the manager that he sir if if anything happened tonight uh in their agreement okay that
we have I want to be sure that is that is there like if any commissioner or any special events or any special event are happening the day that they try to you know renting or take over the park they
have to uh given to us. If we have any special event for this day, they have to understand that if we need that park that is paid for that day, we had we had the priority to do. I want to be sure with that and
Mr. Manager, >> I will make sure I relate that to the manager, but I believe they've been discussing that in the current contract they're developing, but I would relate that with her to her. >> Thank you. And I and I know uh that we are giving the opportunity uh you know
to other clubs in the other side of the east side out there and and and it's fine. And I like that that we giving opportunity to people to bring uh a healthy healthy to the city program that helping really our community to be
better and to make them you know for the future to see if we can uh have people from Opalaka also here in the soccer in the whole world. Um, and I going to be always in top of the
park and I live that, you know, the decision uh to my calip tonight, but I really love to see that um part of the esport for the soccer here in the west side of the park. Thank you, Vice Mayor. >> Thank you, Commissioner U. Commissioner
Irvin. >> Yes. Um, I was reviewing and I have I'm I have a I guess I have questions. because they're going to be at Sherbundi from 5 to 8 and to my knowledge we're
doing black football. So when is this going to take place? I saw I saw um to the sponsor I saw um well I think Wednesday and Friday but we're doing flag football every day at
Sherbundi. Okay. I believe is in is in the package the date that we uh found is any open date that we have. If you have already the program for the football American
football on Friday, they cannot take over. It's only the day that we have free for I think now uh before they use it in like Monday and and Thursday.
I don't know. I know. I know that um flag football to my knowledge is Monday through Friday. >> No, no. In this No, it's only >> No, no. And right now they're they're at practice right now. There's uh football
flag football. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> They do it every day at at Shrebundi and the field is only but so big. So, I was wondering how are they going to do soccer when they already have uh uh flag football going on there? >> Well, that's a good point that you
bring. Okay. Um, >> do you want me answering that? >> Okay. Yeah. Um, >> or we can answer >> first. Let me let me ask you a question. Uh, uh, vice mayor because the question is going to come to the manager. >> I think the uh, first before they, uh,
they apply for that. Okay. We are going through uh parking recreation and I believe that they say the yeah they can be out there. I I I forgot the day if it has Monday. Can I can I asking you
direct park direct director? >> Yes. >> Mr. Mr. um managers you want to have a park director come up. >> Yes sir. Yes. Vice Mayor Assange. Thank you. >> Good evening. What's going on right now
in parks? Black football has officially started. So, they're practicing right now from Monday through Thursday from 6 to 7:30, no later than like 7:45. Now, with the new hours of the parks
schedule now, the park is open at 8:00 a.m. to 9 from Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday is open from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. which now is going to require if it's anything after those hours it require additional staff which
inquire overtime pay. So therefore it's going to kind of like inconvenience some of the staff because right now the way the schedule are set right now we actually kind of short staff. So with all the activities that's going on right now, it will cause some kind of
kind of burden on the staff because now you don't have enough to cover those hours to where those activities will be able to go on. And the organization that you have right now that you're speaking about, that company had paid for 4 days.
Unfortunately, the weather permitted them from completing. not the other two days. So therefore, right now with their paid time, they have only two sessions left and then they will have to come back before the commission. The commission.
>> Okay. I I really confused right now. What company do you talking about? No, they have four four days. >> The company that actually rented the parks. So that company that rented the park, if this the same company, then that company still have two rentals that
was provided that was approved for that organization if it's the same or organization. But right now, even with the new organization that you're inquiring about right now, you still have flag football that has started. We have basketball that actually started
and we actually getting ready to promote baseball in which baseball would be at Shabbandi. So, it's going to cause some kind of conflict. >> Some kind of conflict >> as far as the scheduling because baseball is only going to be allowed to
be played at Shabani Park. Okay. Okay. I try to follow you what you say but uh to the manager uh Mr. Manager. Okay.
Is it sound and it look like something is not going you know right okay right now with this situation because before before okay we planning to do that we
asking and we asking your department the city manager the communicator when park and I know that they have available only two days two days in the week that they probably they can use the part for that
type of uh sport. Okay, that's the reason why they come and they offer us this and we bringing that resolution. Now I want to say that because what I see is now that's I found it now tonight
not yesterday or what? No, tonight I found out that Commissioner Irving, okay, bring that point here for the flat football for the American football. Okay. And why they don't say that to us before we bring this resolution? That
that's that's my question. And what I going to do tonight, I want to see um vice mayor if it's correct what I going to say. I think that I going to hold >> okay this resolution and I going to go
through an investigation about let me uh madame attorneyity do you understand what I say is something that something happened that is not right here right now is something going on that is not what we heard
before and I want to do my homework with that and I going to sit down with the city manager's office the soonest we can. Uh vice mayor I asking you to defer
okay that item you know because after I going through the manager office and I do an investigation about that why they tell that and then now we coming with something something different. I'd like to defer that to the next commissioner
meeting in March. >> Okay. Um, so you you want to defer to the first meeting in March. >> Yes. Yes. Because it's something that I do not understand. Okay. And how can we going to planning to pass something if we don't have you know a space or we
don't have the day to practice that sport because right now I learned that we have Monday to Friday flat football American football in the park. I I like to fix that escalio. I'd like to talk to
my manager and uh for now u vice mayor of I asking you to okay >> uh through the city attorney that I want to defer that item uh for the next commissioner meeting and I want to make very clear what happened here tonight. >> Okay. Let's let's uh let me make sure
cuz you're drawing your motion. Commissioner Irvin is wrong a second but you you said the next meeting or then you said March. Which one you want? >> No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. March. Okay, >> let let me put it in the first meeting in March like that. We investigated very well what's going on. >> Commissioner Santiago's deferring the
item to the first meeting in March. Okay. All right. Got it. >> Yeah. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. >> All right. Thank you. >> U may may I take a quick second to add something to that too because we have soccer at Ingram Park. >> Yeah. >> Already, correct?
>> Okay. Yes. Um yeah, we do. >> Okay. It's it's deferred. So um and of course all of us can meet with the manager in between uh with any concerns but it's deferred to the first meeting in um March. Okay. Thank you. No new
items. We're going now to 1681. An ordinance of the city commission of the city of Opalaka, Florida, amending article 5, section 22-116 of the city of Opalaka's land development regulations pertaining to
storage of recreational vehicles, amending certain definitions within section 22-116 to include the definition of travel trailer to reduce the overall body length from 40 feet to 35 ft. To
amend the definition of camping trailer, to remove the word vehicular and require camping trailers to be loaded onto or aix to wheels. To remove the word truck from truck camper to amend the word motor home to require a built-on
requirement to motor home motor vehicle chassis. To amend the definition of screen, to add the words the condition of being, and expand the definition definition of significantly hidden from view, to encompass a combination of structures to delete residential
townhouse districts, moderate density residential district, high density residential district, and certain residential mixed use designations bearing the prefix HD, CMU, and MNU. you to delete the
requirement that recreational vehicle parking and storage is prohibited but requires a registration process and fee of $100 with an accompanying affidavit that the vehicle will not be used for occupancy. Requiring all recreational vehicles to
display current city registration to be visible from the street. allowing a recreational V vehicle not exceeding 35 ft in length to be parked in a sideyard not closer than 3 ft from the residence with all expanded panels retracted.
Requiring recreational vehicles to be unobstructed, mounted on wheels, and easily movable. Prohibiting recreational vehicles parked on residential property from being used for living, sleeping, cooking, or storage. allowing no more than one recreational vehicle on single
family or duplex property. Requiring the recreational vehicle owner to hold a valid lease agreement with the property owner. Prohibiting utility connections except through an extension cord for brief maintenance related activities not to exceed 24 hours. Prohibiting parking
on townhouse and multifamily properties. Amending article 7, article one, section 7-6 of the city of Oblaka's code of ordinances to decrease the civil penalty for non-compliance fine amount from $500 to $500 to $250 for the first offense
providing for severability providing for codification providing for an effective date. This is sponsored by Commissioner Santiago. >> We need a motion. >> Move it. >> Moved by Commissioner Santiago. Second by Commissioner Irvin. Um, this
is a public hearing item. Do you want to introduce it before? Go ahead, Commissioner. >> Um, we have the uh the public first to talk or >> No, I'm saying do you want to introduce it? You just want to allow the public to >> No. Yes. Um, I want to introduce the um >> Go right ahead.
>> Okay. Thank you, Vice Mayor. Um, good evening, good afternoon. Okay. Um well we'll be working already like for a year a year and two three months okay with this um a commitment that we have for the uh RB uh to be
estashionated parking in the great city of Walaka and I know that we already have like three workshop and we be uh dealing with that and by the end we come with good ideas for everybody and to
make look our property betters and work together with us when all the rules and regulation that we have. I know that that's that is is be a year and three months a very harsh situation and thank
uh uh the manager for your department um uh community development that they helping me when everything uh to be in the end today for this amendment that we have for the resolution. And I want to remember everybody, okay, that this is
better or before because before what they want is put all the art be out of the city. And I say that's something that I think is not right because they own the property, they pay mortgage and it's not
fair to take off now and pay parking for the RB in another city or in another you know parking areas or that you have to spending more money. But I want to let you know and I going to listen you know
after this your opinion we be loud and clear and we be straight when everybody you're going to have the privilege to parking your RB in your house legally
by the book by the rules that we creating and want do you remember this RB they not for living that for recreation to you're taking off to the camping whatever is me you
already everybody know about it and that's what we're going to have and thank you for your help and your support that you give me to bring that change in that resolution that this amendment thank you vice mayor >> thank you commissioner
public please don't do that don't do that let me just say Let me just say also and madame clerk if you can have translation um as I'm speaking I would appreciate it madam clerk office. >> Um yes go ahead.
>> Okay. Good evening. We are going to go to 16A1 which is the ordinance that commissioner Santiago just spoke about. If you need translation we will translate it through the clerk's office. You have three minutes to come up and speak on the item.
>> Respectful of the commission. Okay, having said that, it's open now. Public hearing. Welcome. Come forward. You have three minutes. State your name and address for the record. Mr. Manager, make sure the time is working. >> Hey, good evening. I speak Spanish. my
English. No, no word. My name is Luis Galves, 126 Wilmington Street. Um, now she'll inter um allowing them in through this process.
What? >> You want me to say that? Yes. Okay. >> They can translate. You need to come on this end. >> You talking to me? >> I'm trying to do the first. >> No, I could I could translate. It was just some of them words.
>> Some of the word. Well, I don't want to put that on the commissioner. That's why I said that. So, >> but he was saying that um some of the govern the govern of the the laws requires, you know, alliance and so forth. >> Um >> Okay, let me let me just say this before
the clerk speaks. Mr. Mr. Manager, I know she's not here, but in the future we have these kind of um the items come up like that we know we're going to need. Let's make sure we have an interpreter >> here. Matter of fact, we might need to just put one on retainer anyway. But >> definitely for tonight because we got a
lot of different speakers and we need to get a translation and I wouldn't want to put that on the commissioner trying to translate. So could you relate to the manager for the future when we have items that we know may require it especially since the agenda comes out and you work with the clerk on that as well.
>> Thank you madam madam clerk. Go ahead. >> So um yes thank you vice mayor. I was just going to say if there's anyone else outside of my office that speaks fluent, you know, Spanish and English that will
be able to assist with the translation this evening. And I know I'm not sure if I don't want to put her out there. Miss Grath can do it cuz I know the speed for [clears throat] >> No, no, no, no. I I understand. But we need to we need to deal with that anyway. So, I'm just saying going
forward, we need to have someone for that role, for that uh position. Um, and so, please relay that to the manager, Mr. Ellis, and we can do like we did before. We have a translator here for the meeting or whatever. I understand she's going to fill in now. Correct.
>> But we need to have that uh in the future because I have for Meet Me Monday when I have, so I know we need to have that so we can understand. No problem. >> Now, since we've taken up some of your time, >> um, we're going to give you an extra minute because we've taken up a lot of your time. Perfect. No, it's it's not too much. Okay, I continue.
>> We appreciate the space that you have given us to to to bring our concerns and to participate in in the meetings. This will entertainment. >> Yeah.
>> The exchange of of opinions. Okay. The exchange of opinions that will will uh will increase the trust and between the residents and the government. We trust that the implementation of this ordinance will uh continue to reflect
the the commitment of the commission. >> In respect uh to the to the legal aspect and regulations of the city. We are compromised. >> We are compromised and to to to uh to
allow the the city Oh, we are we are compromised. I'm sorry. We are compromised to continue to be a responsible residents of the city. >> So, we are going to be contributing to the uh the wellness and the future of
the city. Thank you for your service and your le leadership. Even if we are advancing and moving forward, there are still some points that I want to make clear. um once we bring out the categories that
the uh commissioner Santiago is bringing to the to the table. >> Okay. He wants to focus on the affidavit that is is being proposed on the resolution >> if someone uh can explain or if this will go will be part of the second
reading. He wants more more explanation of what the the affidavit that they will be signing on is required to >> since the affidavit is a compromising in in a legal manner that they cannot be that cannot be overlooked. >> Okay. Thank you. Um we'll hear all the
we'll hear all of the um public comments and then we'll address the everything. Public hearing is still open. Public hearing is still open. I guess he spoke for everybody. Okay.
Very well. Uh public hearing is open. >> Good evening. His name is Yavas. He's one of the minister of the city. Uh he has been here in the city for 34 years and he thinks that everybody knows him around around the area. >> Just leave his address.
>> Uh 309. Okay. Go ahead. I'm here today. >> Sorry. >> I'm here today um because uh the community always um asked me to come to see if I can add anything to the
conversation and if I can be of part of the support. According to everything that we are seeing today, we see that the city is growing in all is magnificent. even though there are some people that think that that still thinks that opal
has not developed properly yet. So we are seeing a new opala that is being renewed and that we are receiving additional residents that come to live in the city and we are more than welcome to them
>> in the number in the name of Jesus. Today we pray and we pray to someone. He's here but you cannot see him. And you can and we pray to the person that to someone that we cannot see. >> That is the most important in earth
and we give them give him all the glory. Um, >> I know my name when I hear it. >> No, no. He's gracing you. So, um, we are seeing faces and we see
the same faces every day. Uh, God bless uh, Commissioner Vice Mayor Kelly. >> He's one of the founders that supports the city with his experience. It's just as Mr. Ellis or Josh
>> Harvey RV. So I was I was um asked to come and see and and see if I can have an opinion. However, I do not know the topic but I came to support the item.
>> Okay. Thank you. So his wife and hand um bought an RV four years ago when he had to have a crane move it through the to the other side of the house. And four years ago, >> so he was told from the
Okay. So he was told from the city that he cannot have the RV in the front of the house, but he had to put it on the back of the house. >> I'm thankful to God even though I don't have my wife today. He's no more. So the RV, the purpose of the RV was not
to take any advantage or any benefit. It was for her for his wife to have to have it as a second home so she can like change the environment and she can be happy. >> Okay. Let him let him know that his time has passed but if he has a specific
question um you know speak with him after through the manager's office but I think we understand what he's what he's saying. >> Yes. Okay. >> Thank you for the interpreter. I understood that part. Okay. Um,
public hearing still open. Public hearing still open. Welcome. >> This is 946 Street and uh my name is Renelen. So I just have a couple questions over here from looking at this. Um it's just to like have some
explaining about it. Uh when we say side jar u what about the people don't actually have like a space on the side that's what we meant by this right like on the side on the side of the house right that's what we need to have it >> because it doesn't specify over here
that it can be actually used in the back of the jar cuz I don't have a space on my side of the house that's one of the things >> yeah excuse me mayor that's a question that you're asking >> okay um whatever we have time we going to make um Well, we're going to we're going to answer your questions because
the staff is is writing them down. So, we're going to we're going to answer them. Go ahead and answer ask your other question. >> The other question is like it doesn't specify over here for um for let's say first offenders and stuff like that. It says uh from 500 to uh 250, but it
doesn't actually is that going to the first offender is going to be like 500 or 250 for those people that actually uh you know don't follow the rules. It's just a couple things that you know it doesn't specify on this form that we just need some
answer you know to understand. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. That's all. >> Thank you. >> Public hearing still open. Public hearing still open. Welcome. >> Hello. >> My name is Lori. Um just to confirm this we'll still
discussing this about right. It's not concrete. Right. >> Say it again. speaking to >> we are still um talking about this is still not not concrete right? No, this is the first um first hearing. >> Okay.
Okay. So, the concern that I have is for it says here it requires a registration fee of $100. And is this like onetime registration fee? And then um that's one thing that um I'm
concerned. And um also it says um for lease I want more information. It's talking about a valid lease agreement for property owners. And the other thing that is um concerning is what he sent mentioned for
non-compliance. It says 500 to 250 for the f first offense. Um last time we were here um it was mentioned of list of um XYZ penalties and each penalties were
$500. So a person could receive 250 200 in penalties fee is it going to be something that is if let's say if you have this you're going to get 500. If you have this 500 or if
you have one of these, you're going to get um um a penalty fee of $500. So, those are the things that um I I would like for you guys to further discuss. also to remember that these um RVs
requires um certain type of maintenance that includes certain connections to maintain it because obviously has electron appliances and electromedics to maintain. It's a things to to um keep
knowledge of. Um so that's so far the question that I have. Um another question is actually well let's clarify that and then if if I
have further question concerns I'll I'll let you guys know. Well thank you. Have a good one. >> Thank you. Public hearing still open. Public hearing is closed. Miss girls, please stay there because we probably need translation. Uh Mr. Ellis, I know you
have staff that is here. Um there was a question on the focus on the affidavit. Um the question of the side of the house and parking the first offense 250 as opposed to 500 and what is the violation
penalty going forward if there are second offenses and the like the registration fee of $100 is it one time or annually and question on the valid lease agreement. So Mr. He's going to
>> uh yes vice mayor Mr. Gay is going to be he's here to answer the question. >> Okay. And I would just say Miss Gross, please translate that. And also if uh when he finishes, if there are any um clarification, misunderstanding or don't understand it, let us know from the
public. >> Good evening, vice mayor, members of the commission. Gregory Gay, director of planning and community development. Um just one second. And also, Commissioner, because it's your item, if you want to um weigh in after he finishes, of course, you can because it's your item.
>> Um >> when he when Mr. Gay finishes his >> Yes. I I [clears throat] prefer to, you know, listen uh Mr. Gay first and then we come to >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Mr. Gay. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Um
as relates to the questions that have been asked, uh I do have some responses in relationship to them. Uh, let me start off with the affidavit. That was something that was Mr. Gay. Sorry. Sorry. [gasps] The purpose of the affidavit was to
basically make sure that the RV owner is the RV owner. So, we just needed to have some sort of proof that the RV is actually being owned either by the property owner or the person that is working with the
property owner. in relationship to the violations. Um, >> the first violation would be $250. >> Any following violations after that would go up to $500 per incident. In terms of how the violations would be
um cited, compliance department >> and they can either do the violations one at a time or in multitudes. But in most cases, it will only be one violation at a time. In the case of the registration, the
registration fee is $100 annually. And in reference to the sideyard location, if you do not have a sideyard that is wide enough, um you can place the RV in the rear, but the RV will not be allowed
in the front. Under the question uh regarding um maintenance and upkeep, you are going to be allowed to have an electrical cord to connect to whatever maintenance device whether it be air conditioning or some
type of ventilation system that will be allowed. connection. >> And I believe I've addressed all the questions I >> Okay. Um Yeah. Okay. I Go ahead, Commissioner.
>> Oh, thank you, Mr. Okay. Yes. I I think that you are answering all the question that we have tonight. Um uh one thing that I want to say and and I believe somebody before for the audience they asked me oh this is the
end. No this is the first reading item that we have and I believe madame attorney we going to we're going to need another second reading. >> That is correct. This is the only only the first reading. >> Okay. Um Mr. manager.
>> Can he stay there for a minute? >> Yes, >> please. Thank you. >> Um, Vice Mayor, do you want me to translate just what Commissioner >> Sant Well, yeah, you translate. >> Well, yeah. Um, yeah, translate that.
Well, we we are in the right track. Okay. Um uh to Mr. Gay uh two points that I write in here is by about the uh affidavit. Okay. uh when we talking about affidavit
I think that it sound very strong like something uh very uh strict and uh I know that most of my resident probably did they not understand what is the meaning of affidavit uh but we can use another word out there
uh like uh proof the proof of the property because I believe that anybody have an RV in the house you have a title Everybody know what his title is? because
um Mr. get in my Cali. Uh when you own a car or you own any of these of of ve vehicles, if you don't have the title or the property or that particular item, it's impossible that you go and register
and get a tag for that or permit to running the vehicle around. And in our rules, Mr. Gay Yeah. Um it asked me remember that we have in the package that we prepare the
the the RB it have to be register through the through the city for the permit that they're going to need and also uh the only way that we going to we're going to know that that RB is legal because they're going to show us the
registration that they have in uh motor vehicle department. Miami Day County. >> Yeah. And for ending, I believe that's we uh we've been talking about we discussing in the last uh workshop that we have about the registration of the
RB. they going to need it or they only going to need register here in Opalaka and show the title because if they move into recreation the RB is supposed to have a tag. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So they will be
>> they will be reg they will show proof of registration with the RV in order to be able to register the RV for storage at their property. Miami County from the state.
Okay. Um, good. And let me tell you that this is a that's a very good affidav. Let's call it call it like that because if anyone Felipe come uh to register the RV downstairs uh for sure they're going to asking hand okay that's your registration let me see your license
your driving license if they have all the papers in order it's not a problem okay now second uh Mr. Okay. About the uh electrical core. Okay. I want to I want to make it a point there in that electrical point.
It's going to be only you. We don't have no children in the in the second floor in the school now. So, let's Oh, you find out what's going on cuz checking it along.
Well, we all together. [laughter] Our diverse community is together and we can do anything because we're recording. We don't have a security. >> I ain't going to die. >> Okay. >> We're We're checking to see um the board
according to the manager's office. Oh, >> anybody in the second floor? >> Should be. >> Okay. But at the school because always have been that >> should be around 72. Okay, >> commercial time is over. Mr. Gay,
>> Mr. Gay, >> Mr. Gay, you come back. Let's try to I'm being told that they have addressed the issue even though it's flashing. So, we're in good shape. Um, >> thank God I'm I'm ready to roam.
Okay. Uh, we continue. Okay. With the uh station core electrical station. >> Is something wrong with electrical? >> So, >> uh, yeah, I think so. Okay. Uh, the
point is, uh, Mr. Okay. Uh yeah, I I want to be sure, okay, that we have in our resolution and our amendment that that extension cord, okay, we we had to be sure that is the correct estensation
cord to keep in there when the right code. I don't know if you understand my my question. Okay. I don't the the thing is not connecting any any uh uh uh electrical cord that they found. They're supposed to have the
right connection and the electrical cord for the RB. It's that for safety. >> The purpose of the connection of the extension cord is basically for the maintenance and and and ventilation of
the RV. Okay. It's not supposed to be utilized for cooking. It's not supposed to be utilized to power up any other devices that is associated with the RV. It is strictly for the use of the maintenance >> the maintenance
>> and the um ventilation system of the RV. >> Yeah. Because I wanted they understand what is the using for that court. Fore! Foreign! Foreign! Otherwise, there will be no utility connections to the RV.
>> Yes. Sewer. on the >> Okay, >> thank you. >> All right, so we're going to have to um pause this meeting.
>> Defer it. Uh madam attorney, how do we do this? >> This will have to be deferred to the next meeting. And you all have to um >> okay >> adjoin the meeting the meeting. Sorry. >> Adjourn it or just defer it. Adjourn the
meeting >> if you're def if we have to leave. >> Yes. >> Yes. So you would defer this this um item and then you would adjourn the meeting. >> Okay. We're deferring this item. Motion to adjurnn. >> Motion and second. Meeting is adjourned.
Be safe everyone. eating right now.