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Titusville Community Redevelopment Agency regular meeting May 12th, 2026 at 5:30. I'm going call this meeting to order. City attorney, do we have a quorum? Yes. >> Thank you very much, city attorney. Uh for the invocation, we will hold a moment of silence.
>> Thank you very much. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> I aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all. >> Thank you very much. CRA, looks like we have a set of minutes to approve. Anybody care to make a motion to approve? >> Move to approve minutes. >> I have a motion by Vice Chair Cole to approve the minutes. A second by member
Stokel. Any discussion? All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Motion carries unanimously. Executive Director. >> Good evening, Mr. Chairman, Vice Chairman, members of the board. We have just a single item on the agenda this
evening. Under uh item 8, new business, we have item A, resolution number 11-2026, resolution of commitment to Florida Main Street. And the action requested is to approve resolution number 11-20226
of commitment to Florida Main Street and authorize the execution of the resolution supporting the continued advancement and accreditation of Main Street Titusville Incorporated through the Florida Department of State Division of Historical Resources, the Florida Main Street Program. And we have the
president of Main Street Titusville and board members here should you wish to have any discussions. Say clerk, are there any cards? >> There's no cards. >> All right. >> Good evening. I'm Lisa Moer. I am the
president of Main Street Titusville, Inc. Um little background on this. Main Street Titusville has had two different previous programs. Um the first one in 1986
I think it was and then around 2000. Both of those for various reasons did not continue. Um was not involved in those at the time. However, for the last few years, many of us downtown
merchants talking about how the Main Street program could really help um Titusville and the downtown area. Um so then with Sue Williams help, she got in contact with Katherine Beck at the state
and we've had a couple meetings with them. The one thing that is good about us restarting is we don't have to start from scratch. Um, we can piggy back on some of the stuff that we already have.
However, we're at a point we've got, you know, our Sunbiz or I always say this wrong, EIN number. Um, our bylaw should be approved hopefully this weekend. Um, and we've had board meetings and we have
besides the executive board, we have some other board members. Um, but to keep moving with the state, I have to send different things. And so the resolution came up and we're not at the point for a resolution for any kind of
money from you. This resolution is just to support us to keep going. So when we're out there talking in the community, people are like, is a city behind you? And we're like, we think so, but we need this resolution. So, this is
just a basic resolution of support to let us go forward. I can send it to the state and say, "Yes, I've gotten this done." Um, because I have checks that have to go off. And then they go, "Well, because you're restarting, you go here, but not to there." And stuff. And so,
that's what we're asking for the resolution today. It's just your support that as we keep moving, we will come back. And when we come back, we have to through the state, we have our quarterly reports that we have to do, financials,
what we've been doing, whether it's parties, um, bringing in businesses, helping clean up the downtown area. We will also have to do that to the city. We'll have to give you quarterly updates on what where we're spending our money.
and we can't I'm at a place where I'd love to be able to hire an executive director at least part-time, but I'm not quite there. So, I keep going here and then I get I have to go here. So, this would actually help me finally move things along so that we can look for an
executive director, file with the state so that we can ask for funds. We're working on our 501c3. Um, so we're working on all that, but this is one thing that I just kind of need. >> Any questions?
>> Seeing none. Thank you very much, >> city clerk. >> Uh, there's now two cards. The first one's Tony Shel the Tropic Street Norwood House. I'm very excited about Main Street and it coming back to Titusville. Um, this
action supports multiple goals and objectives of the city's strategic plan 2026 by advancing initiatives that promote a vibrant and economically active downtown. The reestablishment of this program
directly implements these goals and objectives. It encourages a vibrant downtown and the arts, Miss Stokel, so we can put promoting and supporting the arts back into our strategic plan as an objective, I would hope. Um, it also
encourages revitalizing empty buildings in the downtown area, supporting programs and partnerships that promote businesses and development and economic au activity. Oh, just all kinds of things in our strategic plan. and it promotes cultural arts, community- based initiatives, supports programs, events,
and partnerships. It's just going to be a tremendous program and we hit the ground running. February 17th, we had a meeting where we decided that we could have four volunteers to be our executive committee and we're all four here tonight. That was February 17th. On
February 24th, we got up at 6:00 in the morning and went to Fort Pierce for training for executive committees of Main Street programs. That's dedication. 6 o'clock in the morning.
So, I just wanted to stand up here and say, wow, I'm really excited about this program and I am so happy that the city is supporting the idea of reestablishing Main Street. And we want everybody,
everybody everywhere to encourage people to participate, especially businesses, owners of historic properties, people who do fun things and want to
have fun downtown again. Thank you so much. >> Thank you, city clerk. >> The last card, Stan Johnson. My name is Stan Johnson and I believe we should approve this. I think it's it's so because I'm checking it for some
things that I've checked on other things like for example sustainability. There's not an issue of sustainability here. Fraud. I don't I haven't found fraud in this. Amazingly, considering I've found fraud in just about everything else. Not everything, but a
lot of issues. And uh uh there's there's I don't see any closed doors on this issue. I'm allowed to talk and so forth without being removed. So uh I'm I'm I'm for this because that's what the city should do. The city should work for the people. And uh so I won't talk about uh
people who are liars, fools, and cheats on this. Okay. So, let's let's go ahead and and and get this moving and uh and sometime I want you all think about other things that that have happened here like spraying people with piss and poop. Thank you. Any questions?
>> Thank you, Mr. Johnson. >> All righty. Any further discussion? Vice Mayor Cole? >> Yes. I'd like to make the motion uh move resolution number 11, 2026, resolution of commitment to the Florida Main Street.
>> Second. >> I have a motion by Vice Chair Cole, second by member Stokel. Any further discussion from this board? Seeing none, uh, city clerk, >> member Mscoso, >> yes. >> Chairman Connors, >> yes. >> Vice Chair Cole, >> yes.
>> Member Mutter, >> yes. >> Member Soal, >> yes. >> Motion carries. Thank you very much, executive director. >> Yes, sir. The next item on the agenda is petitions and requests from the public. >> I want to take this opportunity to hype
the um upcoming public workshop on 28th. >> May 28th. Yes. I'm trying to remember what the name of the workshop is. Oh my god. It's midcentury modern and the space industry. Come to Titusville. I'm so excited about this project, too. I've
been working pretty hard on it. You'd think I would remember the name. Um Marty Hilton is coming over from the Sarasota Architecture School. They are the premier people in the state who um go around identifying mid-century modern structures. And we have quite a few in
town. And they're old, they're elder, they're 50 years old cuz they're from 1945 to 1975 is the era we're considering. And they're a little shabby, Mr. Mayor. But they're beautiful examples of
architecture that has morphed and styled itself to fit the environment that they find themselves in in Florida, if you think about it. open spaces bringing the outdoors in, lots of glass, not really great for insulation when you have that
rare cold spell, but mostly for summertimes and the winds that we have. So anyway, the workshop is going to be very good. We serve refreshments May 28th over at the um service center on De Leon. Show up. It ought to be pretty entertaining. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Uh, good evening. Uh, my name is Stan Johnson and uh, I don't know if any of you have noticed it because most people don't read my uh, emails, but there uh, they usually close with John 15, that's something from the Bible and Matthew
5:44. It so happens that today I've contacted several pastors, about five of them, and to speak about the dishonesty and corruption of our city of Titusville that has to do with Matthew 5:44. Matthew 5:44 is a red line because it's what Jesus spoke. Here's what Jesus
said. And it's amazing what he said. He said, "Love your enemies." He said, "Bless those who curse you. Do good to those who hate you. and pray
for those who persecute you. So, in my my position, I want you to understand is that I've been falsely uh arrested. I've been assaulted by the police more than once. I I've been my records of the false arrest are missing from the police
department. I understand that's a fraud. And so, I am someone who has been threatened by the police many times. I've even been threatened by one of the developers that he was thinking about suing me for $10 million. So, u I will be I'm hoping to be on the
po on the uh what do you call that place where the you stand in front of the people in at the uh when you when you preach. So, I have I have in my heritage I have uh missionaries and pastors. So, uh, uh,
you'll be invited to that because it's going to be about something fraud about Brad Parish, fraud about Chief Lau. So, I've sent this to to Chief Lao. He knows he knows all about it and I'm filing a complaint against
him and several other officers with the internal affairs. So, you're welcome to pay attention to that because I'm going to be sending it to you. And uh uh I would like y'all to sometime think about how can it possibly be? Let me give you an example. How can you possibly put a
dam immediately downstream of homes in the 100-year flood plane and then what you do is you calculate the flood plane. And what you do is you cut it more than a foot. So now it's it's
even a foot lower now instead of a foot higher. In other words, by putting the dams in there, you've lowered the 100red-year flood plane. How can that be? Well, if you would ask the questions about it, you could get
the answers. And the answers had to do big mistakes by the city of Titusville. What did I say? The question is to you is how can you possibly put a dam and it lowered the flood plane?
Thank you. Any questions? Thank you very much. Anybody else for petitions and request? Seeing none, executive director, your report. >> Yes, sir. The items on the executive director's report are justformational
staff activities of last month. >> Any questions for the executive director? Seeing none, can I have a motion to adjurnn? >> Motion to adjurnn. >> We're adjourned. Thank you.