nice to have everybody here um Letha BS is out of town taking care of her mom so we've asked Janine to sit in as our alternate today so she's uh aware she's read the minutes and she's ready to go so I will call this meeting to order
thank you everybody for being here um let's see here everybody got a chance to read the minutes you got them right yes were there any corrections or changes i'll entertain a motion to approve the minutes
second okay there you go made the motion she's seconded the motion any opposed thank you it passed now I know we can pass them with no that i'll second it thank you mhm and that's
that's why I always ask for that because she will say "Okay who did what and whatever." So I know depending on what uh meeting you're in sometimes you can pass them by consensus and what have you um by the way don't look at yourself on the TV because we're couple of seconds
behind so it really will mess you up thank you so just don't look at it uh we have some discussion and some news I understand so Jeanie Barlo will you please approach the podium and give us
an update yes I have some good news um looks like we are almost there we are almost there to the point where we can get uh to be a certified local government i um I went over with you the last meeting what the compromise was
that we were going to suggest to the National Park Service and I went through our state historic preservation office and I finally received word back from him that the National Park Service had approved the compromise
so [Music] um what I have to do now is I have the section that I have revised so I am removing uh I am removing these the verbiage that
says the consent of all proper property owners of each property proposed for designation is required that's going out and later on under designation procedure um at
E2 I have added to that paragraph a decision to approve the designation of a historic district over an Omner objection shall be by a super majority 60% vote modification of the boundaries of proposed historic district is not a
reversal of a council recommendation so long as a substantial portion of the recommended area is approved so I will be um preparing an ordinance amending this section of the code and I will take
it to council it will require two readings so once we get that done we send it back to the state and they send it off to the National Park Service our representative at the state does not see that there'll be a problem and we should
hopefully get our designation come a long way any anticipated time for that uh council meeting um I was hoping possibly to get the first reading at the April 15th city council meeting and then we do the
second reading the first meeting in May is it just one one hearing uh no it's Land View so it'll be two public hearings okay so you don't need us there but it's nice for us to know well I could use the
support yes no I actually Yes i'll make an effort to be there wonderful and I encourage anyone else who can be there you know that'd be nice okay so if there are no more questions on that that's all I have that's
wonderful so basically that's A B and C no no oh okay so we're moving on to B so I would like to So we have talked on several occasions about incentives to
encourage property owners to come into the program and designate their properties so I have a resolution that I would like to submit to the council for approval and basically it is uh a
resolution outlining the incentives that we've all talked about so the exe incentives would be under exhibit A on the second page um we would we would call whoever came into the program they would be in the 1920s club and they
would have no designation or COA application fees their permits inspections reviews all would be fasttracked they would get a bronze marker designating membership in the program they'd have a photo display of enrolled properties at the library and
they would get a family recreation center membership for one year so if anybody has any questions or anything else they want to offer up as an incentive be glad to i have a a comment
um I I think the incentives list is great i might change the name of it only thinking into the future when the mid-century modern properties are these are not going to be inter in perpetuity okay these are only for a
little you know to get to encourage people to come into the program this won't be something that's going to be in place long into the future just want to jumpst start the program okay i have a question Miss Barlo um
this would apply to any home from the 1920s or just to the seven historic homes no no any any Mediterranean revival home any Mediterranean revival okay thanks do you have an informal sense about the
level of interest among those homeowners well at the public meetings we had we had a good turnout and there was interest more people are interested than not interested it's just it's really slow to get off the ground i think if we
Marissa and I were talking about perhaps pushing it out again a mailing if these incentives are approved by council will include the incentives along with an application we will once again send it out to the Mediterranean Revival
Property owners and encourage people to apply it's um I guess nobody wants to be the first one i don't know sorry uh I have another question if once you know let's prove and we go out and start promoting
this let's say we get a resident who has a house that's from the 50s and they want but we're focusing on the Mediterranean revival so what do we tell those folks
good afternoon Marissa with Community Development um we are solely focusing on the 1920s houses just because I feel like we have a lot to backtrack with the 1920s we also already have historic resource
files on the 1920s houses and we do not on the 1950s houses m so one of the um incentives for the um certified local government program is that they will grant grants for surveying and so I'm
hoping once we're in the CLG then we can start applying for grants so we can start surveying those houses um if you look at a lot of the master site files they have a lot of um key details and information um that is listed on there and I just don't
currently have those for the 50s so any I am very open to having 1950s houses it's just I would have to do the bulk research which is fine i'm perfectly capable of doing the research i don't always have the time to sit there at the
you know the county office and do deed research mhm and so that's kind of why we're steering clear of the 1950s houses is just because if we can get grants to do the surveying for us then I would have that information
i wonder if it's worth making sure that any kind of branding that's done right now has like looks to that future though maybe not solidifying in people's
minds that this will only cover 1920s Mediterranean revival homes but that you know there may be a future where we've got the 1950s homes and the mid-century modern and it will and as houses get older and older we can start surveying
into those because um historic preservation designation starts at 50 years mhm so we can start you know we'll do the 1920s and then I don't believe we have maybe one 1930s house or 40s house there wasn't a lot of land development the land development then came again in
the ' 50s and then we can start doing the 50s in the '60s in the se and just keep on progressing and getting those surveys done and then determining what houses would be eligible for historic preservation designation but we have we have mid-century houses
that are 50 years old we do yeah i just I don't have resource surveys on them okay right what does a resource survey comprise um it's going to be the deed research okay so you can go all the way back to
the original owner it's going to be the architect research um building construction and how um the historic significance of that house and whether it there is any that could be designated on the local level or national level or if it
even is could potentially be eligible for a district okay it's just it's a lot of Yeah it's a lot of research right but I have access to some of that um right so the um county's website only goes back to 64
right so some of the we would still have to get back to some of those earlier dates okay so and that's microfilm at the clerk's office okay yeah i do think it's it's not a bad idea
to say we're starting with this group right we're starting with the 20s right and that as we you know as as we move forward um you know we'll definitely because there are people right now who are working in that direction on their
1952 houses and so we want to keep them moving in that direction and not tear it down and right build something else y yeah so again once we we get that CLG certification then we can start applying for grants to have these surveys done on those 1950s houses that's that's a good
or even updating the surveys on the 1920s houses no I'm not on the committee but I know there's one house from the 1920s that did not there's one house from the 1920s that did not
um do the appropriate updates and change the look of the home so they probably wouldn't be eligible i need to know what house it is okay you don't have to tell me now it's uh off of Inverous it's a house when I'm go
heading down towards the clubhouse and it's on the right and it was like the second house in and I can't think of the name of the street right now but I was really disappointed when I saw it the changes on Inesse off of Inverse it was off of Inveress okay
sorry I didn't mean to step on you well I know that Woodmont Clubhouse because it started as as a barn yes any changes to it would Yeah woodmont Clubhouse and Jeie and I have talked about Yeah starting with Woodmont
just because it is a city-owned property um there is little to no historic fabric left of the building because it started as a barn so you'd have to take it back to being a barn and we're not interested in that so it has significance to us as
because it was things like our first school and then it became the rec center and you know so it has that type of significance but beyond that no that one would only be eligible for local designation because
because we because we don't want to go back to being a barn no yeah so okay any other genie uh I stopped there recently to read the plaque you know the metal plaque and it says it was built in
1925 but the actual building has a sign that says 1923 i was just curious which is the plaque that's the the big green marker well the the the metal Mhm do you remember which one it was for there's
one for Bertha of Palmer bertha of Palmer's is right there I believe in front of Woodmont um I can't remember if you know that is you gobbage on that time and don't read it but it's my understanding that the building the the
barn was built in 23 I don't know did the cart did the barn come before because you have to think that the city was already being developed so if it was Bertha Palmer's stable that would have been before she passed away which was
1918 I believe right but again what are they referring to the building that was wrapped around the stable maybe that was built in 23 i have no idea how that designation came about i believe it became a school in 23
[Music] yeah i was just curious to know any other questions i just had one more okay not to belabor the point but um going back to the name the name of the incentive program do you
foresee that changing in the future as more properties are eligible for historic designation would you have like a 1950s club or 1960s club or would you would it stay the 1920s club
so I would be open to taking 1920s out if you think it's going to cause a problem i mean I just it was a suggestion from somebody i thought it was a good one but we don't have to call it anything it could just be incentives
i like the idea of a club i I like the 1920s club um I just don't think it incorporates future growth um as the program evolves and more properties are added um so I think just considering
maybe a name that's broader and more inclusive of all of the properties we're hoping to incentivize people to en enroll in the program um and I can we can maybe brainstorm later can think of
some suggestions but you you you may have given them the suggestion on how to handle it in your in your remarks is that this is the 1920s club and then when we open it to the next group we're like the 1950s and you know and then none of us will be here when we get to
the 19 oh 70s or 80s whatever right I won't be here but I mean if this takes off and it brings in a lot of interest Um eventually we won't need the incentives oh that's a good point too
well I have a question on the incentives has council had any conversation of any monetary other than no fees and things like that what do other What do other cities do we do have money in the budget for the bronze markers um everything
else will just I don't see the fasttracking it's not going to be really a cost um photo display of enrolled properties that's not going to be much of a cost and we can absorb the family recreation center memberships so the only thing that's a
cost would be the bronze marker and we already have put money aside in the budget to purchase those okay so no tax relief or anything like that you have when you designate your property if you
want the tax incentive the 20 20% 10 10% 10% you have to designate your property so this would be like an incentive for somebody who um is about to do a major restoration so you designate your property the tax apprais um assessor's
office comes out they assess the property then they come back out and assess after the project is complete and so the difference in the assessment is what you're given um tax relief on for 10
years for 10 years which you have to designate first so is is there a way to add that some in some way that you are eligible for we could list that because that is definitely something
that people would be interested in but it's not a given there's there's a process there's a process so there just needs to be a way to say eligible you know makes this makes you eligible for the process toward a tax you're only
eligible for the historic property if you do let's just say a thousand square foot addition that addition is not eligible for the tax incentive that's what I'm saying maybe the wording needs to be that you would then be a candidate or
eligible for this program not guaranteed or you know that you know in other words not saying what they're eligible for but that they're they're not even eligible to apply until they do this right they have to be designated first right so
this makes you eligible to apply for that tax reduction yep we can look into editing that as well be a word smmith and make it up yeah okay did anybody anybody have any questions about that would would you agree with I agree that that would would
seem to be essential because when you talk to people that's the first thing they mentioned oh yeah there's there tax credits that go with that in people's minds they associate that but that's one of the key benefits so I think it should be listed too everybody agree yeah we
agree by nodding that it's something for you to the only difference is that is an incentive that is always going to be there so if we include it on this they might be confused that it's going to go away
at some point i I don't want them to be anybody who who sees these incentives i don't So are these Why would any of these go away these are just incentives to get people into the program once they're in the
program and we get the program up and running we can continue to do things like bronze markers but family wreck membership might get a little costly if we have a lot of people in the program and it's just that's definitely just an
incentive to get this whole thing started so this is an early bird special yay yes okay i I I don't think you want to make it any more complicated than it is already um maybe there's a way to say
for this initial um application the initial applications or whatever it will be I'm you know I'm I have not read the the resolution so I don't know if
that had to would have to be changed in any way but um most of this with the exception of the membership everything will stay can if the If the board wants to continue with the bronze markers absolutely then we can keep funding that in the budget well
and our initial target is only 60 approximately 60 homes not easy so that can't be that costly we'll we'll take what we can get i I agree there has to
be some sort of incentive at some point that if we get rid of them then what do we have the tax which is always there and maybe the bronze marker but if we want to continue generating interest
um and getting new people in as new people move in and as the houses become older I think you know they should stay for so add the tax incentives on there i I I think you should because that's
always going to be there if if the only thing that isn't going to be there in you know for for a long period is the rec center take the rec center out and say something to the effect that you
know for this for the whatever for this initial application that's I don't know anybody who would who would do all who go to all this trouble to get a rec center i love the rec center please don't anybody say that Sherry Donahue didn't say that wasn't of value but it's
not compared to the other things which all really focus on the home um you know you don't think that's necessary to keep that in there i don't if I if I have to put one or the other in there and knowing that the other thing will always be in here and the
only one that may or may not be here would be the rec center I would take the rec center out and add and or add a line that says for a limited time only something to that effect for the initial stage of the
first you know kind of like a bonus and then eventually centennial bonus through the end of 2025 that's right okay that's a good idea yeah that's a good idea very good all right so are we agree by consensus on this one okay thank you
thank you thank you what was the consensus on that you you agree since you're the one working in that so what is your agreement on yeah the agreement is that we will add the tax incentive
eligibility they will rewrite that to say that you're eligible to apply okay and then remove the or drop down the recreation center to a for a limited time this is being offered i realize
this all has to go before council so okay that makes sense for you okay okay all right well Marissa I'm guessing that you're up for the next one i think they kind of covered the program interest to date
we don't have any yet they just didn't know the incentives right so I'm hoping now that though we've established the incentives as soon as council passes those and then Genie like Jeannie said we'll be mailing out um applications and a letter with the
incentives and so that way it will go to all the 1920s homeowners and hopefully we'll get some there's definitely a misconception out there about the process right because I I just spoke to someone who was wanting to sell her house i know you spoke to her as well
and she wanted to get it done right now so that she her house would not get torn yes i think she thought it was just a form she had to fill out and I was just like "No there's a process." So yeah right yeah i mean and definitely but that house is also an excellent
contender for the tax incentive because they will be doing work yes yes true yes so you have your homework cut out for you find out who the new owners are talk to them as well as the um house at the
corner of Bullard and uh Ridgedale yes that house has sold it is zoned i'm sorry 234 Bullard 234 Bullard yes it has sold um and we actually got the application for the site plan which does include keeping the historic building so
so we're getting there yes yeah yeah so now I know that we as the board members are not allowed to approach someone but in conversation I want to make sure that you know in conversation with someone you know we can say well
you know this is what we know and then send them in your direction yes anybody who has any interest you can send to me yes and that is what I told that homeowner i said you're talking to the wrong person i'm I I have an official capacity on this but I am not the person
who can lead you to the right method of applying so so okay we're all on board on that we understand i mean you can have a conversation with somebody about it you just can't help you can't do anything else that's it just send them on to Marissa or Jeie both of them are
be more than happy to start them down that path then when you get start getting the word out again though there's some misconception on what how much involvement the city's going to have in their restoration process and
also that then they're going to say "Okay well they're going to be watching out for us but are they wa watching over us too much?" That that's what they're trying to figure out when people do come and talk to me about designating a historic property I do try to educate
them on what it means that it's only the exterior of the building you know the city won't be over any interior work and we're just trying to make sure that the exterior remains you know keeps that historic value okay wonder if it would be worth it if
we don't have this summer already like an FAQs or common misconceptions answered oh adding on the website because then you know we as board members can memorize those and we can point people to the website too yeah we
can look into adding that as well i I was wondering Miss Robinson if during the May 3rd celebrations if we could have or if we will I don't know literature to explain this uh I
don't know if there's time but a flyer or brochure or something that would explain this program and that we can pass out to people while they're at the big event and then if we do or do not have a presence there I don't know
but somebody to explain if people come up to us and ask questions because not everybody might go to the website right away um people do you know if if they see a sign it's it says Temple Terra Terrace Historic Preservation and
there's a flyer they might pick that up and be interested uh and then we provide the website there i don't know i'm just thinking of ways of increasing the the outreach other than just the website right we can look into that as well i don't know if there's a budget for that
or even if I know you you're juggling you know 100 things at once but if you do have you know the time or you know the budget to create something that we could pass out on on that day yeah I think you as a they can as a board you
don't don't you have a brochure already on this i thought you passed out something you know it might have just been a flyer type thing and not a brochure i know we it was a mail or flyer yeah so it doesn't have a lot of information on it it was I think it was a meeting notification so
well you have all of what eight weeks six weeks to get that thrown together i I agree with you and anything about this needs to be at the city's booth because we are not capable of manning a booth
from 10 to 6 right and so to have a standalone and myself who are on the centennial committee correct we all have other places to be that day we will be busy right so if if anything like that could be put together and just passed out at the city
have it at the city's booth like other things that will be there at the city's booth uh but you know I agree it would be a way seems to be such an opportunity that we hate to there's so much going on and now we
are you know we have this ordinance we have the incentives a program so find every way to reach people would be my idea well even if it weren't a brochure but a flyer hey every anything helps and a QR
code that leads them to our website okay i can see if marketing well I can try to work with marketing to put something together okay thank you they're going to love us marketing well before you sit down I have one more
question about that have we entertained a workshop with contractors not yet no our primary goal has been to again getting that certified local government established and then start designating again after the certified
local government is they actually that is one of the benefits of being a certified local government is that they can work with people to set up workshops okay oh wonderful i'm glad I asked that question that's why it's really we're really trying to get that certified local government established
make building and it is a free program for us to be in so it's no cost for us it's wonderful to know right it is a really great program you know you hate for someone to be talking to someone has no idea what is required and then they lead them down the wrong path by putting
in some windows that they could have gone this way but they went this way so oh I'm really happy to hear that that's that's good news y that's good news thank you very much you're welcome thank you thank you so any other What should we talk about next
time and when is our next meeting i guess that's what I should say we keep coming back every month because we're just sure you're going to have something to tell us and I see we do have a a member of the public here if you Oh well then you're you're on the inside
i do madam chairperson I want to raise the point again about Sutton Hall and see if we have any updates on that either you know from one of our guests here or from anybody else and also if you as a board would
consider extending an invitation to the president of Florida Florida College to maybe come in for a chat with us and show us what the design is for the new structure if there is a finished design
um it'd be nice if we had an idea of what it is that Florida College intends to do there um so I'd like to propose that we extend an invitation to the president of
Florida College the the only problem I have with that is that the real place for the president to go and make that presentation is to city council because remember our job is to bring homes that
are here and encourage them to become registered okay we we have absolutely it will be interesting and that's about all it would I mean we we couldn't say to them as a body uh you're going down the wrong path or boy we
really like that we give you our stamp of approval um if we you know if they were preserving that building we'd be all over it okay and and it would be in our purview to do that so I know that the mayor after attending the last
meeting did make a a stronger outreach to the president and I understand that he toured the building and you know some of you may have seen the photos that came from that building which were very sad to see but the concession so I'm
sure you know more about that what you can add i can't say that um we myself with the marketing department already have some dates that we are going to go through Sutton Hall and we're going to be doing uh video recordings um so that is set in place for the end of this
month um just so we can document the building um I'll at that time I can ask also ask them about the LAR if they've gotten any further with doing LAR surveying um but and I can also say that any new
building that comes through will come through my department as well so not that I can say you need to design it this way or that way that I can't do but no I I understand the limitations clearly but but I I think we should know
uh before the bulldozers arrive what is going to happen there and he and a group of people came in front of the council one time and they as an invitation it was not a hearing it was just a a public talk and at that
point they didn't have a clear idea of what it was that they were going to do subsequently I've heard that there is some sort of design completed um whether they will go back in front of
the council I don't know um in regards to that topic but if not there uh why not here um I know that we are focusing on the process of the
designation of properties of historic properties in our in our community but we should also this is my very personal belief be an advocate for saving structures that are linked to our
community historically even if they're not in the property of the city um otherwise our scope is very very limited you know um and so I agree we're
not here you know it would not be sort of an inquisition to tell this person your design is not appropriate or it is but at least to be aware of what's happening um I can't think of being in a
place and somebody asking me oh you're part of the board what are they doing with Sutton Hall or what are they doing with the 234 Buller Parkway house and we say oh I don't know that that's my view i hear you but let's
let's ask this question let's say 234 Bolard she comes in next week and she applies for a demolition because she she got in there and she said "I it's it's too much i can't do it." I don't know right now i mean there would be no legal way for us
to tell her no so we would all shed tears over that right because that's part that the gates were there if I that was that those two properties were the entrance mhm so we
don't want that to happen but we also we as a board and city council they have they we have no legal we can encourage them and we should and I would say that if they if city council does invite them
to come back and what is the review process i mean what what clout do you have as a community development on their design site plan review mhm i think I honestly because we don't know I can't say but Right right somebody his
microphone is not on oh oh yeah if they were to do like a site plan application that would go through community development building plans will go through community development so we the department would be able to see it at that level m but again
it's we can't tell them how to design their building right it is frustrating I feel your frustration I just know that if we ask
them to come here that we are really overstepping our bounds in a big way if anything they should be invited to go to city council and we as a board want to make sure we're there which then we could ask questions
not because we're on the board but because we're we're citization but at some Oh well that's true i guess if we knew that they were coming we could pose the question to one of our councilmen say "What do you think about this?" Um
but the mayor's been in touch with the college and tried to do whatever they can do but the their hands are tied is my understanding of it and it saddens me saddens us all to see
that go down so did I read this somewhere they did make some concessions on not tearing it down before this the river jam yes they won't tear it down before our centennial celebration it will be afterwards
um but so we don't know my first request was 26 and they said we can't wait that long so but yeah as far as the city knows we don't have we don't know any design plans or anything yet yeah and I think that's totally
inappropriate i think it's a lack of courtesy a lack of respect from that college towards the city it's not being transparent and from a Christian standpoint which they are is so hypocritical it's just unbelievable to
me that the emblematic building of this community the historical the most important building of this community and we have no idea of what's going to happen there other than a demolition well our forefathers didn't put those
safeguards into place not at all it looks like it was a when you read the deed or the transfer of the property it was the shortest document I've seen the every everything else we've ever done is you know pages and pages and that thing
was just basically a warranty deal we agree miss Mooney could we make a motion to ask the city council to invite um the president of Florida College to
come present the design to this committee to the council the city council and the mayor but in public i I would leave that for council to do i'm not stepping on anyone's toes sorry Brian i didn't have my mic on
we we I discussed this with the mayor and and we we were trying to come to grips with how we stayed in our wheelhouse and council has the upper hand and I agreed that that it should go
to council that and I know that every single council member is anxious to know what's going on but I feel like the mayor has made that he made that step and went on that tour because he knew
that all of us felt the way we did and so uh the information that he shared I believe with all of us about what they said they would try to do restore some things not restore the thing but put a
faximile to look like that we're lucky that they're allowing us into the building to take videos they don't have to do that oh I understand it's a private property they don't have to do any of this yeah but but as members of a community and as
neighbors who own a building that is so significant it's just decency sadly we can't regulate that and they have worked with the mayor and the city
council within the scope of of what they can and can't do or will not can will do you're on the right direction that's exactly to be honest with you that that was more than I expected right when the
mayor went on that tour and I don't know I don't know who else was with him no but my understanding is they're going to incorporate some of the items into the build and and do what they can to keep some of the historical situations preserved it's a
shame yes it is but the building itself also is quite expensive to restore and there are no funds available for it either through the college or through the city the city can't even afford to say hey we give you some money to fix
this up so our our our collective hands are tied at this point and yeah I I wouldn't recommend um Yes as much as we hate to see it happen I wouldn't recommend putting down those
people that are trying to do the best they can with what they've got yeah i I don't think that any of us are limited in letting them know that we're still interested and we encourage them to do
the right thing which would be to make it appear as historical as possible and not put up some you know I mean they do have height restrictions and other things there are some things we can control but that you know to just keep
encouraging them to be a good steward of the city they live in right but we don't know that no we don't but we That's my point it's not not I'm I'm not putting them down it's just that I want some transparency and rather than us here be
guessing of what could happen have the people involved just be upfront and tell us well and we but we same thing applies i'm going to be the devil's advocate here they come in next month and it's
all glass has nothing to do with history we still can't do anything about that we can be as angry as we are and we can be we can say this is not what we expected this is what we didn't we didn't want this why are you doing this and they're
like "Well you know this is we we think this is a new way we're going and community development city council there's nothing we can do." So at this point I think we just have to keep encouraging this the college to do
the right thing i know that sounds not like what you want to hear from this group but and and I would like for everyone to weigh in please so that it's not just me making this decision i'm not making this decision i'm just telling you that my belief is that we need to do
what we are have been given the job to do and hopefully soon we can really do that every month we can approve somebody new or get them on the way and then in the meantime the sad reality of that
building is sad reality it sounds like we don't have the standing to demand transparency correct if I'm understanding correctly or anything else or anything else so
it's a matter of being outreach and true we may not have the standing but I don't think we lose anything by inviting and trying to get information the mayor's work doing just
that but that's the mayor that's not us well it's outside of the sc our scope to ask for information absolutely it has nothing to do with this committee well the mayor and the mayor is the one representing the mayor is coordinating
with this committee and he's reporting to us his activities so correct so he is he is making us involved yes but we don't have any juris making us involved because we had he's informing us because
we were concerned and are concerned and still are concerned as is he and he is reached out to the college and is keeping us as informed as possible i I Yeah well as far as us reaching out to
the to them I don't think I think that's outside of our scope when the mayors are are representative my understanding is that they're still in the planning stage the woman I spoke to when I visited the uh
building said that they're trying to figure out how to keep the dormer in the new building so to me there's still time for input if we could somehow have a chain of communication to find out you know
what are the plans well and that our chain of communication is through the mayor he speaks for us in that he speaks for all of us all of the committees you know not not just our preservation um so we need to let
that be the person who does it and not us as a as a separate board from other things separate from community development separate from the council so um I think you're absolutely right we need to go through that and in anytime
the mayor has anything to tell us I'm I'm sure he will because he knows that this is a topic that we're very interested in he came to our meeting and we expressed to him our sincere concerns and I understand he's working on that
that's and he would have been here except he's up in Tallahassee yeah okay that's right did they fly up there or drive they tried to fly but they found out they did not have a flight so they're going to be up there a while
yeah so well thank you thank you i I hear you i just I feel like this I understand i just want to make my point in front of you did very nicely i appreciate that but that's okay that's okay i'll keep I'll
keep at it okay all right um anything that you want on the agenda for Sorry you tried for next month anybody no uh any ideas from you anything that you feel like we need to put on the agenda i mean obviously we're
constantly being updated so um will will the um when is the resolution going before I will not have anything to report okay at the next meeting because the very earliest I can get the first reading of the ordinance is April 15th
so then the second reading would be the May meeting all right so remember it's not I mean if we don't have anything to discuss at this point it's not required we meet unless there's something that you want discuss should we meet in May then the fourth Wednesday in May is May
28th May 28th is the actual day that the city was incorporated as a city oh wow so that is going to be um the employee are planning a big celebration on that day so and not that it matters to everybody
here my grandson is graduating that day so well that's nice from from high school okay you know okay that's still nice it's not like it's kindergarten it's Wednesday june maybe when does code the second Wednesday so
could we do the third Wednesday we could do Yes well it depends on the availability of the board june june we could yes if you want to meet the fourth Wednesday in June no the fourth oh yes the fourth Wednesday in
June yeah for the next meeting would it be the 25th would it be possible that you would have heard something back by that point
probably not they so slow it takes several months i would love to say yes but I'm I'm not anticipating that we will hear anything so are we saying June 25th just to be safe so that means we're skipping April and
May i understand skipping May i mean that's You don't want to be in the meeting keeping all the same things on the agenda no no well you may have things to add to the agenda before because of that delay
uh so we have the date of um June 25th has been proposed anybody have a problem with that date are you traveling around the world at that point no not yet not yet everybody else okay on that date
okay all right so then I think we agree by consensus that our next meeting will be June 25th which seems so far away but it'll be here before we know it and yes for agenda items for next meeting just say you'll prepare them yes yes yes okay is
there any other business to come before this council board i'm never sure what we are board board thank you if not I consider this meeting closed thank you everybody we always have such lively discussion thank you yes
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