>>ALAN CLENDENIN: WELCOME BACK FROM LUNCH. ROLL CALL, PLEASE. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: HERE. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: HERE. >>NAYA YOUNG: HERE. >>LUIS VIERA: HERE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: HERE. >>CLERK: WE HAVE A PHYSICAL QUORUM. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCILWOMAN LYNN IS UNDER THE WEATHER AND COUNCIL MEMBER SKARLZ NOT RETURNING. HE HAS PERSONAL BUSINESS HE HAD TO TAKE CARE OF. HE HAD AN ISSUE. WE LEFT OFF WITH NUMBER 67. STAFF HERE TO REPORT ON 67? GOOD AFTERNOON. >>. [ INAUDIBLE ] -- HERE TODAY FOR AN HONORARY STREET NAMING IN HONOR OF TONY GARCIA, JR. FOR THE PLACEMENT OF A HONORARY STREET NAMING SIGN ON NORTH HOWARD AVENUE AND WEST CHERRY STREET IN TAMPA. I MADE A PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL ON JANUARY 22, 2026. WE POSTED THIS ON OUR WEB SITE FROM JANUARY 23 THROUGH FEBRUARY 9. WE DID NOT RECEIVE ANY COMMENTS. I AM AVAILABLE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU ALREADY MR. CHAIR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK. WE KNOW TONY FROM HIS DAYS AT THE PLANNING COMMISSION HE IS A WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL GUY AND GLAD TO SEE THIS GO THROUGH -- I WAS TALKING TO A FRIEND. HIGH TONY GROSS WHO SOME OF US KNOW HERE, A GOLD STAR MOTHER THE MOTHER OF FRANK GROSS WHO WAS KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN. SHE WANTS TO BE PART WHENEVER WE HAVE THE STREET DEDICATION AND THAT STUFF. THIS IS GREAT. THIS WEAR A LOT OF DIFFERENT HATS THAT INCLUDE WEST TAMPA AND VETERAN AND JUST SO MANY DIFFERENT THINGS. JUST SAYING EVERY TIME I TALK TO TONY ABOUT HIS DAD FOR YEARS, HE -- YOU COULD JUST TELL THAT PARENTS ARE SPECIAL TO ALL OF US IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. BUT THAT HE WAS A REALLY GOOD GUY AND ALL THAT STUFF. IT IS FUNNY, BECAUSE HE WAS FRIENDS WITH JIMMY STEWART. COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO VISITED JIMMY STEWART'S GRAVE WHICH IS PRETTY COOL. THERE YOU GO. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA, WOULD YOU LIKE TO READ IT. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: ITEM 67, CORRECT? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: YES. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: ORDINANCE FOR FIRST READING CONSIDERATION. ORDINANCE IN THE CITY OF TAMPA, FLORIDA, APPROVING PLACEMENT OF AN HONORARY STREET NAMING SIGN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH HOWARD AVENUE AND WEST CHERRY STREET IN TAMPA FLORIDA TO HONOR TONY GARCIA JR. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. I COULDN'T DO ANY BETTER THAN WHAT MR. VIERA SAID. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: A MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. >>CLERK: MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY CAN WARMSON AND HURTAK BEING ABSENT. SECOND READING CITY COUNCIL NAMES PERCENT 315 EAST KENNEDY, BOULEVARD, THIRD FLOOR, 33602. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: ON ITS ROLL. ITEM 79. ANOTHER HONORARY STREET NAMING. IS STAFF HERE TO PRESENT THAT? THANK YOU. >> MALI LAGASSI, DEPARTMENT. IF YOU CAN PULL UP PRESENTATION. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: CCTV IF WE CAN GET -- THERE WE GO COMING UP NOW. ON THE PUBLIC MONITORS. THERE WE GO. >> I'M HERE FOR A PRESENTATION ON A MOTION FOR AN HONORARY STREET NAMING IN HONOR OF THE LATE OFFICER MORRIS LOPEZ. OFFICER LOPEZ WAS JUST 25 YEARS OLD WHEN HE GAVE HIS LIFE IN THE LINE OF DUTY. A DEDICATED MEMBER OF TAMPA IMPLEMENT, HE PROUDLY WALKED HIS DAILY PATROL THROUGH THE HAD IS TO I CAN STREETS OF YBOR CITY. A NEIGHBORHOOD HE KNEW WELL AND FAITHFULLY SERVED. JULY 9, 1949, OFFICER LOPEZ HAD CONTACT WITH HEADQUARTERS WITH THE LOCAL BOX. PART OF HIS ROUTINE CONTROL. NORTH 16th STREET, HIS WATCH WAS VIOLENTLY INTERRUPTED. A BLUE FORD APPROACHED, A GUNSHOT AND A VEHICLE SPED AWAY. OFFICER LOPEZ FELL TO THE GROUND AND WAS MORE TALLY WOUNDED. FOUR WITNESSES PAW IS OFFICER LOPEZ GUNNED DOWN. IN HIS FINAL MOMENTS HE ACTED AS INSTICK I HAVE IT BRAVERY BY PUSHING A PAPER BOY OUT OF HARM'S WAY. THAT SELFLESS ACT IS THE ESSENCE OF WHO HE WAS, A PROTECTOR UNTIL HIS LAST BREATH. CASE OF OFFICER LOPEZ'S MURDER REMAINS UNSOLVED, COURAGE, DUTY AND SACRIFICE ENDURES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. PER OUR DUE DILIGENCE, THE MOBILITY DEPARTMENT HONORARY SIGN SOUTHEAST 9th AVENUE AT EAST NORTH 18th STREET ABOVE THE EXISTING STOP SIGN. THIS LOCATION IS ADJACENT TO CENTENNIAL PARK IN YBOR CITY AND HIGHLY VISIBLE TO MANY PEDESTRIANS AND COMMUNITY AT LARGE. IF COUNCIL CHOOSES TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS HONORARY STREET NAME, FIRST READING MAY 21 OR AFTER AND I AM AVAILABLE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: JUST A COUPLE OF COMMENTS BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER WHERE HE WAS THE OTHER DAY AND I MET A GENTLEMAN WHO TOLD ME HE REMEMBERED WHEN THIS HAPPENED. HE WAS A LITTLE BOY. IT WASN'T YOU, BUT IT WAS -- I FORGOT WHO IT WAS. BUT THEY SAID I REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED. AND HE MENTIONED A PAPER BOY AND EVERYTHING. AND I AM GOING THROUGH MY CALENDAR -- WE GO TO SO MANY THINGS. BUT THEY DISTINCTIONLY REMEMBER. HE SAID THIS IS MORRIS LOPEZ AND WITHER GOING TO HONOR THIS INDIVIDUAL COMING UP ON CITY COUNCIL. BUT, YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE GIVEN THE INFORMATION, AND THE GRANDSON IS HERE. AND THIS IS -- THIS IS THE LEAST WE CAN DO FOR SOMEBODY THAT GAVE THEIR LIFE FOR THIS COMMUNITY. EVEN THOUGH 1949, GOES TO SHOW WHEN WE SAY "THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN," THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. SO MANY PEOPLE GO TO CENTENNIAL PARK. I WAS THERE THE OTHER DAY AND ALWAYS EVENTS GOING ON. THEY SEE THE IMMIGRANT STATUE. THE NICK NUCCIO STATUE. WHEN THEY SEE OFFICER NORRIS LOPEZ HAVE SOMEBODY WHO WENT PRNLDZ IN 1949 AND SOMEBODY VISITING. WHO IS THAT. AND YOU GOOGLE IT. GOOGLE MORRIS LOPEZ, TAMPA, OFFICER MORRIS LOPEZ. IT WILL TELL YOU WHO THAT PERSON WAS. THEY ARE NOT FOR GOT AND HIS NAME WILL CONTINUE LIVE ON BECAUSE HE WAS A HERO AND PROTECTED A PAPER BOY, KEPT A YOUNG MAN WHO WAS THE PAPER BOY, JESSIE. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: JESSIE RODGERS, I BELIEVE THAT WAS HIS NAME. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: SAME ONE I KNOW THE DEAN AT MY HIGH SCHOOL THAT I GOT TO MEET OVER 25 YEARS AGO. THIS IS A GREAT. GLAD THAT COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA HAS BROUGHT THIS UP. THE HEART OF YBOR, THE FERLITA BAKERY. A VISIBLE PLACE FOR PEOPLE CONGREGATE TO SEE THAT NAME PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED. GOOD JOB. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MR. VIERA HAVE STAFF RETURN WITH THE RESOLUTION? >>LUIS VIERA: IF I MAY, MR. CHAIRMAN. AND I KNOW -- CAN WE HEAR FROM CHIEF LOPEZ ON THIS AS WELL. HE WANTED TO SAY A FEW WORDS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WOULDN'T BE APPROPRIATE NOW BUT ON THE 21st WHEN HE RETURNS FOR THE RESOLUTION. >>LUIS VIERA: THAT IS FINE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: THIS IS A STAFF REPORT. >>LUIS VIERA: OKAY IF I SAY SOME WORDS, IF I MAY. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: YES. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU, SIR. ASSISTANT CHIEF MORRIS LOPEZ IS HERE. GOOD TO SEE YOU. ALWAYS A PLEASURE. WE REALLY, REALLY APPRECIATE YOU. THIS IS LIKE AS COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO SAID, A VERY, VERY AMAZING STORY OF HEROISM AND COURAGE THAT ON JULY 9 OF 1949, NOT LONG AGO, WE PASSED THE 75th YEAR MARK. AND OFFICER MORRIS LOPEZ GAVE HIS LIFE. ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF MORRIS LOPEZ'S FATHER WAS THREE YEARS OLD WHEN HIS FATHER WAS MURDERED. AND LIKE WAS INDICATED IN HIS LAST HEROIC ACT AS HE WAS DYING, AS HE WAS SHOT IN THE CHEST, HE WENT TO SAVE THE LIFE OF A NEWSPAPER BOY, JESSIE ROGER IS -- HE IS STILL WITH US. HIS SON, MR. SCREENINGY ROGERS' SON WILL BECOME A FIRE CHIEF -- STRIKE THAT A FIRE CAPTAIN WITH THICKE FIRE RESCUE AND OFFICER MORRIS LOPEZ'S GRANDSON WILL BE ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF FOR HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. I FIRST MET ASSISTANT CHIEF LOPEZ APPROPRIATELY ENOUGH FOR TODAY AT JESSIE MADSEN'S FUNERAL. VERY, VERY TOUCHING. EVERY TIME I TALK TO MORRIS ABOUT HIS GRAND FATHER AND WHAT THIS MEANS TO HIM, HIS GRANDMOTHER WAS A WIDOW RAISING TWO CHILDREN. AND HE WAS RAISED BY HIS FATHER EVERY WHO LOST HIS DAD WHEN HE WAS THREE YEARS OLD. VERY, VERY TOUCHING. SO THANK YOU FOR THAT, MR. CHAIRMAN. IF I MAY -- UNLESS IF SOMEBODY ELSE WISHES. I WILL MAKE THE MOTION, IF I MAY TO HAVE THIS COME BACK FOR WHAT DATE? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MAY 23 WITH THE RESOLUTION OR THE RENAME. >>CLERK: RESOLUTION OR ORDINANCE? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: ORDINANCE, I AM SORRY. >>LUIS VIERA: THAT IS MY MOTION. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA TO HAVE STAFF RETURN MAY 23, BUNKS FOR ORDINANCE RENAMING THE STREET IN HONOR OF LATE OFFICER MORRIS LOPEZ. A SECOND FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. THE AYES HAVE IT. >>LUIS VIERA: MAY I ASK A QUESTION IF I MAY OF STAFF. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIRMAN. MA'AM, WANTED TO MAKE SURE. WHERE IS THAT FOR THE. STREET NAMING. >> I HAVE TO CHECK. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU, MA'AM. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: IF MY CALCULATIONS ARE CORRECT, WE ARE ON 81. >> GOOD AFTERNOON, COUNCIL, KAYLA CASELLI, SUSTAINABILITY RESILIENCE FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA. THANK YOU FOR GIVING YOU A LITTLE WINDOW INTO THE WORK THAT WE ARE DOING TODAY AND I WILL JUST WAIT FOR SLIDES TO COME UP HERE SHORTLY. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: THERE YOU GO. LIKE MAGIC. >> VERY GOOD. NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: YOU SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE -- >> THANK YOU, PERFECT. LITTLE OUTLINE FOR PRESENTATION TODAY. WE WILL GO OVER THE MOTION. THE ENERGY USE AND COST SPECIFICALLY FOR FISCAL YEAR '24 AND FISCAL YEAR '25. SOME OF DRIVING FACTORS FOR WHAT IS USING ITS MOST ENERGY IN THE CITY. ROI FOR OUR SOLAR SYSTEMS THAT WE INSTALLED OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS, AND THEN SOME RECOMMENDATIONS FOR KEY IMPROVEMENT TO KEEP SEEING THESE TRENDS AND MAKE MAKING SURE THAT WE ARE HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. SO HERE IS THE MOTION. ALL RIGHT. WE WILL GET RIGHT INTO IT. SO I WILL KICK US OFF HERE. SO BASICALLY, YOU KNOW, SOME OF THE BIG TAKEAWAYS FROM THE SLIDE IS WE USED 9.3% LESS ENERGY THAN WE DID IN FISCAL YEAR '25 THAN WE DID IN FISCAL YEAR '24. AND SAVED ALMOST $300,000. SO I THINK, YOU KNOW, ONE OF THE THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY, IT WOULD BE ALMOST A MIRACLE TO REMAIN STEADY WITH THE -- WITH THE INCREASES THAT WE HAVE SEEN. BUT TO SEE A DECREASE BY $300,000 IS A TESTAMENT TO IT THE WORK AND THEN INVESTMENTS THAT STAFF IS DOING. THE CITY HAS MADE. COUNCIL HAS SUPPORTED. AND SO WE ARE JUST VERY SUPPORTIVE OF THAT CONTINUED SUPPORT AND PARTNERSHIP WITH, YOU KNOW, DEPARTMENTS LIKE THE LOGISTIC AND ASSET MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT WHO CARL, IN PARTICULAR ON OUR TEAM, WORKS CLOSELY WITH ON A DAY-TO-DAY BASIS. WITH THAT, I WILL JUST SAY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES ARE TWO THINGS THAT WORK WELL TOGETHER. AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IS MAYBE EVEN MORE IMPORTANT BECAUSE THE CHEAPEST ENERGY IS THE ENERGY YOU DON'T USE. SEEING THAT DECREASE IS SUPER IMPORTANT AND A GOOD THING AND A GOOD SIGN FOR US. THE NEXT BEST THING IS THE ENERGY WE CAN PRODUCE OURSELVES, RIGHT. THAT IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE RESILIENT BOTH TO COST AND ALSO TO INVESTING IN RENEWABLE ENERGY THAT IS A GOOD THING AND THE RIGHT THING TO DO. WITH THAT, I WOULD LIKE TO INVITE CARL R ESADO INTO THE PODIUM TO GET DETAILS AND MORE OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR YOU GUYS TO BE ABLE TO HEAR. >> GOOD AFTERNOON, COUNCIL MEMBERS. CARL ROSARO, THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY MANAGER FOR THE CITY. I CAME ON BOARD IN 2023 AT THE START OF FISCAL YEAR '24, IN OCTOBER 2023. SINCE THEN, WE HAVE BEEN WORKING REALLY HARD TO TRY TO FIND WAYS TO LOWER COSTS AND MAINLY LOWER OUR ENERGY USE. AS YOU CAN SEE, WE MANAGED TO DO THAT A LITTLE BIT. WE ARE GOING TO GO HERE. AND THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF RATES, AND THIS GRAPH WILL SHOW A DIFFERENT TYPE THAN THIS ONE. AND I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS IS. EVERYTHING WILL BE UP FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY. WHAT WE CAN SKI FROM FISCAL YEAR 2024 TO FISCAL YEAR 2025, SIGNIFICANT INCREASE OF 6.16% IN OUR UTILITY RATE. THIS IS CONSIDERED BE OUR UTILITY PROVIDER THE BASE RATE OF OUR ACCOUNTS. SO WHAT THAT IS, IS WE SUM UP ALL RATES AND I DID STRIDE IT BY THE AMOUNT OF ACCOUNTS THAT WE HAVE AND THESE ARE THE RATES THAT REFLECT PER YEAR. YOU CAN SEE EVERY TWO YEARS. WE SEE KIND OF LIKE A BUMP. IT GOES UP AND GOES DOWN A LITTLE BIT AN THEN GOES UP AGAIN AND GOES DOWN AND SIGNIFICANTLY UP. THIS IS TRENDING SINCE 2014. AND IF HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE CASE. AND THAT IS FOR MANY REASONS. RIGHT NOW THE REASON WE EXPERIENCE THAT'S 25 INCREASE WAS FOR STORM SURCHARGES THAT WERE ADDEDED TO OUR TECO BILLS AND EVERYONE HAS SEEN THAT. AND OUR UTILITY PROVIDER WAS APPROVED FOR FOUR RATE INCREASES IN 2025, WHICH, TO ME, WAS VERY EXCESSIVE. NOW HERE OBVIOUSLY THE COST DOES NOT REFLECT OUR OVERALL EFFICIENCY. WE HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER OUR ENERGY USE. HERE WE SEE A 9.3 DECREASE IN ENERGY USE. AND THIS INCLUDES DEPARTMENTS LIKE SOLID WASTE, WATER DEPARTMENT WASTEWATER EVERYTHING. EVERY SINGLE DEPARTMENT. PACKS AND REC FACILITY, FLEET AN EVERYWHERE AND ALL ACROSS THE BOARD. WE WERE ABLE TO ALMOST DECREASE OUR OVERALL ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY 9.3%. HOWEVER, OUR COST ONLY WENT DOWN 1.2%. SO IN REALITY, WE SAVED 1.8 MILLION. BUT WE ONLY SEE $300,000. NOW WHAT IS THAT DIFFERENCE? WHERE DO THESE 1.5 MILLION GO? THAT IS WHERE THE RATE INCREASES AND THE FEES COME IN. ALL THOSE FEES AND STORM SURCHARGES AND FUEL COSTS AND EVERYTHING ADDED ON INCLUDING THE EQUITY RATE WHICH THE UTILITY PROVIDER ADVOCATES FOR AT THE PSC. THEY REDUCE THOSE SAVINGS FOR US. NEVERTHELESS, WE STILL SAW A DECREASE OF ALMOST $300,000 WHICH IS A BIG WIN. USUALLY YOU DON'T SEE ANY DECREASE ESPECIALLY IN GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS. ANOTHER KEY PART OF THE WORK THAT WE ARE DOING, WE HAVE 19 HOMETOWN IN THE METER OF THE CITY. A LOT OF METERS TO ACCOUNT FOR TO TRY TO ANALYZE. BUT WE ARE ABLE TO CREATE TOOLS TO ANALYZE THESE AND THIS IS ONE OF THE KEY EXAMPLES I CAN QUICKLY SHOW YOU. AND SUMMER OF 2025, WHILE DOING SOME RATE ANALYSIS, WE SAW THAT THE NEW BUILDING AT HANNAH, THE FLEET MAINTENANCE BUILDING WHICH HAS SOLAR ON IT, BY THE WAY, IT SHOWED A POTENTIAL REDUCTION IN -- IN RATES. WE WERE ABLE TO DO A RATE CHANGE WITH OUR UTILITY PROVIDER. RATE WAS REQUESTED IN AUGUST OF B 2025. AS YOU CAN SEE AUGUST OF 2025, A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE. ONLY WAITING $31 OR SO INSTEAD OF $2,000. NOW AS YOU CAN ALSO SEE IN THE RIGHT HAND -- IN THE COLUMN OF USE, WHEN WE ASK OUR UTILITY PROVIDER FOR ENERGY, 43,000, 27,000 OR 9,000 AT THE BOTTOM THE COLUMN. ENERGY THAT WE ASK. EVERYTHING ELSE IS BLANK BECAUSE THE SOLAR IS PROVIDING THE ENERGY FOR THAT ENTIRE FLEET MAINTENANCE BUILDING AT HANNA. THAT SOMETHING SIGNIFICANT. EVERY MONTH THAT THE FLEET MANAGEMENT BUILDING AT ITS OWN SOLAR WE SEE A $30 BILL ON THAT BUILDING AND THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS DOLLARS. FOR MY ESTIMATION OF $26,000 ON JUST ONE METER AND WE HAVE 1900. A LOT OF WORK TO DO, OKAY. A QUICK PRESENTATION. SOLAR IS THE KEY PART THERE. WE HAVE SAVED A LITTLE BIT OVER $300,000 AS WELL IN ENERGY COST TO OUR SOLAR SYSTEMS THAT WE HAVE INSTALLED AND WE HAVE FIVE OF THOSE AROUND 1.4 MEGAWATTS OF POWER THAT WE HAVE INSTALLED SINCE 2023 UNTIL TODAY'S DATE AND WE ARE WORKING TO TRY TO GET MORE INSTALLED HERE SOON. OBVIOUSLY SOLAR IS ENOUGH FOR EVERY BUILDING AND I WOULD LIKE TO TALK ABOUT OUR BUILDING HERE WITH A TALL BUILDING WITH A VERY SMALL FOOTPRINT. NOT A GOOD CANDIDATE. SKYSCRAPERS AROUND. TINY FOOTPRINT. NOT A VERY GOOD BUILDING FOR SOLAR. WE HAVE CANDIDATE SITES THAT ARE ABLE TO SUSTAIN SOLAR AND WE LOOK AT THEM WHEN WE HAVE SOME INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS LIKE SOME COMMUNITY CENTERS LIKE PORT TAM TAMPA. NOW WHAT ARE THE DRIVING FACTORS OF OUR ENERGY USE? SO WE ARE ABOUT $25 MILLION OF UTILITY COSTS AROUND THE AREA. HE AGING INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE MOMENT, AND OBVIOUSLY THERE IS A COST TO REPLACE THOSE INFRASTRUCTURE. WE HAVE ADDED NEW BUILDINGS LIKE WE TALKED OF HANNA CITY CENTER, THE FIRE TRAINING TOWER. AND I WANT TO POINT OUT T THAT HVAC WHICH IS HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM CAN ACCOUNT TO 30% TO 40% OF A BUILDING'S ENERGY CONSUMPTION. THAT ONE OF THE KEY DRIVING FACTORS WE ARE FOCUSED ON THIS YEAR AND WE HAVE WORKED CLOSELY WITH OUR PARTNER IN LAND TO TRY TO CREATE THAT PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HVAC TEAM WHICH IS AN AWESOME TEAM. VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND EXPERTS ON THEIR TRADE. AND WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO LOWER OUR ENERGY COST DUE TO THEIR HARD WORK AND PROGRAMMING OF OUR EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE. NOW WHAT WE NEED TO -- TO LOOK AT THE OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE THAT WE HAVE FOR HVAC AND WE HAVE PLENTY. A LIST ONGOING WITH THE LAND DEVELOPMENT ABOUT KEY AREAS AND SITES THAT ARE UP FOR REPLACEMENT FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT. EVERY INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE LIKE THIS WILL HAVE A RETURN ON INVESTMENT ESPECIALLY HVAC. 30% TO 40% OF OUR ENERGY CONSUMPTION COME FROM HVAC EQUIPMENT. WE HAVE SITES WITH 25, 30, 35-YEAR-OLD EQUIPMENT. IT IS REALLY -- WE HAD TO LOOK TO AT THAT. AND YOU KNOW, IF THAT WAS A CAR IN OUR FLEET, WE WOULD SERIOUSLY CONSIDER REPLACING THAT CAR FOR BRAND-NEW EQUIPMENT. HVAC EQUIPMENT HIGH RATED IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY. ONE OF THE KEY PARTNERSHIPS AS I MENTIONEDED WITH OUR DEPARTMENTS IS WITH OUR LAND COUNTER PARTS. DIRECTOR PAY DRY ANNA COLINA HAS BEEN GREAT, EXCEPTIONAL. VERY OPEN. MET WITH HER COUNTLESS TIMES TO MAKE SURE WE ARE GOING -- WE HAVE WHAT WE NEED TO WORK WITH OUR HVAC EQUIPMENT. ALSO JOHN MAYER, THE NEW FACILITIES MAN INAGER IS A GREA GUY. A KEY PLAYER IN EVERYTHING THAT WE ARE DOING. WE WANT TO CONTINUE OUR TREND OF LOWERING OUR COST. AND WE HAVE A LOT THINGS IN THE BACK OF OUR POCKET TO SAVE MILLIONS THIS YEAR AND HOPEFULLY NEXT YEAR WE WILL COME BACK AND BE IN THE LOWER $23 MILLION AND WILL SAVE YOU MORE MONEY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: NO QUESTIONS. JUST COMMENTS. THE REASON HE ASKED THAT YOU BE PRESENT BECAUSE YOU ARE SO IMPORTANT AND WANT THE PUBLIC TO SEE THAT YOU ARE SAVING MONEY BECAUSE MEASURE WE ARE TAKING. IMPORTANCE OF SOLAR AND THE BENEFITS. AND WITH -- WE HEARD FROM THE PUBLIC THIS MORNING ON RATE INCREASES. WE HAVE BEEN FEELING THAT TOO. EVERYBODY HAS. WE HAVE BEEN COMBATTING THAT AND IT IS -- $296,000 IS NOT A SMALL AMOUNT. SO WE ARE SAVING MONEY. WITHER NOT JUST BREAKING EVEN. WE ARE SAVING MONEY. AND YOU HAD MENTIONED IT WOULD BE A MILLION SOMETHING BUT BECAUSE OF THE RATE INCREASE, STILL, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIGHT THAT, COMBAT THAT BECAUSE OF THE INVESTMENTS THAT WE MADE. THAT IS $296,000 NOW. THAT IS GOING TO CONTINUE ADDING UP AS WE UPDATE -- YOU KNOW YOU TALK OF HVAC. THAT IS A HUGE -- WE HAVE SYSTEMS THAT ARE AGING. WE HAVE -- THEY USE 30% TO 40% OF THAT ENERGY AND THE POWER THAT WE PAY GOES TO THAT. BUT I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PUBLIC SAW THE GREAT WORK THAT YOU ARE DOING. AND THANK YOU SO MUCH. THIS IS A VERY -- VERY INFORMATIVE. SO GOOD JOB, THANKS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA, HOW MUCH WAS YOUR ELECTRICITY BILL LAST MONTH? >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: MY ELECTRIC BILL WAS THE HIGHEST IN A YEAR, IT WAS $30. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: THE SAME AS OUR GIGANTIC BUILDING. SO YOU ARE OVERPAYING? >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: WELL, USED TO BE 15 AND 16. ONCE A MONTH. TURNED MY WATER BILL IN. IF I GO OVER ONE UNIT I DON'T COME HOME. I PUNISH MYSELF AND GOT TO SLEEP OUTSIDE. THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT I DO. I HAVEN'T USED -- THERE IS NO BREATH IN MY HOUSE. TOOK IT OUT 25 YEARS AGO. I AM VERY MUCH WHAT I CALL WHAT IS COMING NEXT, AND I SEE THAT THE HEAT HAS BEEN MUCH HIGHER THIS YEAR THAN LAST YEAR. AND IF THAT IS THE CASE AND THE COLD UP NORTH HAS BEEN MUCH COLDER THAN LAST YEAR. WE ARE IN FOR BIG TROUBLE THIS YEAR. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO. PUBLIC DOESN'T UNDERSTAND OUR ELECTRIC BILL ON A DAILY BASIS IS $70,000 A DAY. OR CLOSE TO IT. >> CLOSE TO IT. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: I AM SAYING THAT IS AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF MONEY AND YOU GUYS ARE DOING -- BOTH OF YOU AND ALONG WITH YOUR LEADERS AND PEOPLE THAT YOU WORK WITH ARE TRYING TO DO THE RIGHT THING AND MAKE SURE OUR COST DO NOT CONTINUE TO RISE BECAUSE OUR COST IS HIGHER. YOUR JOB IS TO STABILIZE IT AS IT GOES DOWN. THIS COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO DO SOME MAYBE -- I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH LAND WE HAVE OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS, BUT MAYBE PUT A SOLAR FARM OR SOMETHING THAT WE CAN CONNECT TO REALLY MAKE IT USEFUL THAT WE CAN USE THE ENERGY IN OUR SYSTEM THAT IS NOT USED BEFORE. WE HAVE THE WATER PLANT. I AM SURE YOU HAVE SOMETHING PLANNED THERE. THAT YOU ALREADY HAVE STARTED. YOU HAVE THE TREATMENT PLANT AND THE REFUSE ENERGY PLANT. THEY USE ENERGY. MAYBE YOU HAVE SOME THERE. I DON'T KNOW. YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE BUILDING DOWNTOWN. IT DOESN'T GET MUCH HEAT. HEAT WHEN THE SUN IS HIGH IN THE SKY. THROWS SHADOW IN OTHER BUILDING THAT YOU CAN'T USE. I THINK IT STILL MAYBE A POSSIBILITY SO HAVING THAT $3,000 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REBATE. I AM NOT SURE IT IS GONE YET. HE PUT MY SOLAR ON SIX OR SEVEN YEARS AGO, $13,300 BUT GOT A $ ,000 REBATE FROM THE GOVERNMENT. AND THAT WAS A HOUSE OF 1500 SQUARE FEET. WHEN I ASKED FOR A BED THE OTHER DAY, 810 SQUARE FEET, $24,500. SO A BIG DIFFERENCE NOW FROM WHEN I GOT IT THEN. EVERYTHING CONTINUES TO CLIMB. IF I HAD IT MY WAY, I WOULD PUT SOLAR IN ANY HOUSE THAT MY FAMILY OWNS. BECAUSE IT IS A REAL GOOD THING FOR THE PURCHASER AND EVEN BETTER FOR ECONOMY ALL THE WAY AROUND. BECAUSE IT HELPS -- IT HELPS NATURE AND WE ARE MISSING AROUND WITH THE WRONG PERSON. NATURE HAS NO MIDDLE NAME BECAUSE IT CARRIES EVERYBODY'S LAST NAME. IT WASN'T MEANT THAT WAY, BUT IT MEANS THAT WHAT ONE DOES, IT EFFECTS EVERYBODY ELSE. WHETHER WILL YOU DO IT ONE WAY OR IF YOU DON'T DO IT THE ANYTHING TESTIF-- IN THE NEGATI. AND I WANT TO SEE MORE AND MORE OF THESE THIS HE THINKS GO IN CITY PARKS ALL OVER THE CITY. I THINK THAT IS THE NEXT THING WE OUGHT TO DO. >> IF I MAY FOR A LAST COMMENT. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: IF I DO SOMETHING -- IF I EVER ASK -- OR THIS COUNCIL EVER ASKS FOR A REQUEST, I WANT -- A FEW MIRACLE NUMBER OF THE YEARS PAID OUT INCLUDING IN YOUR RESPONSE. >> YEAH. SO I JUST WANT TO MENTION FROM FISCAL YEAR '23-'24 WE SAVED $1.1 MILLION. 2024-2025, $ 00,000. DOWN 1.4 MILLION IN LAST TWO YEARS. I WANT TO COMMEND COUNCIL FOR APPROVING OUR POSITIONS TO LOOK INTO THIS BECAUSE A LOT OF INFORMATION IN THE CITY TO SAVE EVEN MORE. HOPEFULLY BY -- IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS, WE CAN BREAK THAT $20 MILLION AND BE UNDER THAT. DIRECT MONEY THAT CAN GO TO INFRASTRUCTURE AND SOME OTHER SERVICES. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: HE KNOW WE WERE LOOKING AT THE CONVENTION CENTER RIGHT NOW. IT CAN NOT BE USED BECAUSE IT NEEDS UPGRADING IN THE ROOFING AREA. >> ROOF REPLACEMENT. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: TALKING OF THE CONVENTION CENTER. IF WE DON'T DO EXPANSION, WE WILL USE A LOT BUSINESS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCILWOMAN YOUNG. >>NAYA YOUNG: I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR THIS PRESENTATION. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR US TO KNOW AND FOR PUBLIC. I KNOW THIS IS SPECIFICALLY FOR THE CITY, BUT ARE THERE ANY WAYS -- ARE WE EXPLORING OR IS IT POSSIBLE TO EXPLORE WAYS THAT WE CAN MAKE SOLAR ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC? CHARLIE, I WISH I WAS LIVING WHERE YOU ARE LIVING AND I AM DEFINITELY NOT PAYING $36. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE SOLAR A LITTLE BIT MORE ACCESSIBLE SO EVERYONE CAN EXPERIENCE LOWER RATES ON THEIR BILL. >> KAYLA CASELLI. ONE OF THINGS WE HAVE DONE AND WILL HOPE TO CONDITION, A SOLAR PROGRAM. IT IS A NONPROFIT. COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA TOOK PART IN ONE OF THE FIRST ONES. A GROUP BUYING PROGRAM. SO THE CITY VERSUS GOING TO COSTCO THAN PUBLIC. BUY WITH 100 OF YOUR NEIGHBORS AND IN THE CITY, YOU GET A CHEAPER RATE IN THE SOLAR INSTALLATION. AND SOMETHING WE PARTICIPATED IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS IF NOT MORE. SAY THAT AGAIN? >>NAYA YOUNG: ARE WE STILL PARTICIPATING IN IT? >> WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS YEAR AS WELL. AS SOON AS HE THE INFORMATION, I WILL BE GLAD TO SHARE THAT WITH COUNCIL. >>NAYA YOUNG: THANK YOU. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: FYI, THE FEDERAL REBATE EXPIRED IN DECEMBER OF 2025. >> FOR RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL -- SO THE CITY STILL ELIGIBLE FOR THE 30%, BUT THERE IS A NEW REQUIREMENT CALLED THE DOMESTIC CONTENT REQUIREMENT. AND SO A LOT OF PEOPLE IN OUR INDUSTRY ARE KIND OF FIGURING OUT EXACTLY HOW TO MEET THAT REQUIREMENT. RIGHT. SO -- CERTAIN AMOUNT -- A PERCENTAGE OF THE PANELS AND/OR THE INVERTER OR BATTERIES WILL NEED TO BE MADE DOMESTICALLY AND SOME OF THAT MARKET IS UP AND COMING BUT NOT EXACTLY WHERE IT NEEDS TO BE FOR THE DEMAND WE ARE SEEING. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: DO WE HAVE A REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT FOR BUILDINGS OWNED BY THE CITY OF TAMPA THAT WILL BE SOLAR ELIGIBLE OR COMPATIBLE? >> WE DO. WE HAVE A FEASIBILITY LIST IN THE CLIMATE ACTION PLAN. A FEW YEARS OLD. CONVENTION CENTER WAS ONE OF THEM. WE DID THE STUDY AND WE FOUND THAT THE ROOF AND OTHERS ARE NOT COMPATIBLE WITH SOLAR. BUT SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE WHEN WE REPLACE THE ROOF, A HUGE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE CITY TO PURSUE. WHE WE CERTAINLY HAVE OTHERS WITH PORT TAMPA THAT WAS UPGRADED AND UPDATED.THAT IS ONE WHERE YOU WANT TO DO ENERGY EFFICIENCY FIRST, RIGHT, REDUCE THE SEIZE OF SOLAR SYSTEM YOU PUT ON THE BUILDING IF YOU HAVE AN ALREADY SIGNIFICANT EFFICIENT BUILDING. WE ENDS UNSPENDING LESS ON SYSTEM AND SPENDING LESS ON THE ENERGY OF THE BUILDING. ONE WE MIGHT BE COMING BEFORE YOU HOPEFULLY THIS YEAR. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: I WOULD BE REMISS IF I DIDN'T AT THAT TALK TO YOU ABOUT FIRE STATION 24. DID YOU INCORPORATE THAT IN THE DESIGN AS WELL? >> WAS ENGAGED IN THAT. AND THERE WAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUT SOLAR AND COULD STILL BE ONE. BUT I DON'T THINK IT HAS BEEN FINALIZED YET IS MY UNDERSTANDING. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA IS A PASSION PROJECT. NEW CONSTRUCTION. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: HAGAR KOPESKY, CITY OF TAMPA BUDGET ANALYST. THAT BUILDING IS READY SO IN FUTURE IF IT WANTS TO BE INSTALLED ON, IT WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPORT THAT. BUT AT IMPLEMENTATION IT CAN NOT INCLUDE THAT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: TOO LATE TO DO THAT. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: I CANNOT ANSWER THAT BASED ON WHERE THEY ARE WITH THE DESIGN. DON'T FEEL LIKE I CAN ANSWER THAT. I CAN PURSUE -- THEY ARE COMING BACK TO REPORT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: IF I DON'T REMEMBER, REMIND ME TO ASK THAT QUESTION WHEN IT COMES BACK. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: I WILL DO THAT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: IF NOT, WHY ISN'T IT. IN REFERENCE TO THE T-MOB. TECHNOLOGY TO WRAP THAT ENTIRE UGLY BUILDING IN PANELS. >> SOLAR FILM BUT NOT THAT EFFICIENT. WANT TO POINT OUT TO YOUR POINT OF THE SOLAR CREDIT GOING AWAY. CITY DID RECEIVE ALMOST HALF A MILLION DOLLARS OF THAT CREDIT. AND WE HAVE IT IN A FUND THAT WILL HOPEFULLY USE IT FOR ANOTHER SOLAR SYSTEM TO RETURN IT WITH MORE INVESTMENT. WHAT WE HAVE SEEN A LOT THESE SOLAR COMPANIES ARE GETTING VERY COMPETITIVE. SINCE THAT CREDIT HAS GONE AWAY. THEY HAVE BEEN VERY AGGRESSIVE IN THEIR PROPOSALS THAT I HAVE SEEN IN OTHER CITIES AND OTHER CITIES HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE. HOPEFULLY THE PRICE OF SOLAR SYSTEM WILL GO DOWN EVEN MORE NOW THAT THOSE CREDITS ARE GOING AWAY. WE HAVEN'T PUT OUT ANY BIDS AND CAN'T ATTEST THAT FOR OURSELVES. WHAT WE SEE FROM MARKET THE LOWERING OF PRICE BECAUSE OF THE CREDIT SCORE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: I MENTION FIRE STATION 24 AND HE MIRACULOUSLY APPEARS. ABOUT IT BEING SOLAR READY. THANK YOU FOR PRESENTATION. GOOD PRESENTATION. THAT CONCLUDES ITEM 81 MOVING TO OUR BUDGET PRIORITIES WITH MISS KOPESKY. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: SURPLUS PRIORITIES. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: SURPLUS PRIORITIES. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: I WILL NEEDS TO USE THE WOLF. ARE YOU ABLE TO SEE THAT? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: YES, GREAT. START WITH YOUR NAME. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: HAGAR KOPESKY, CITY OF TAMPA BUDGET ANALYST. SORRY ABOUT THAT. THE GROUP CAME TOGETHER AND DID AN INITIAL STAB OF WHERE EVERYONE FELT THE INTEREST WAS TO UTILIZE THE $5.3 MILLION. THIS SLIDE IS SHOWING IN TOTAL WHEN REVENUE AND FINANCE SHARED WITH US WHAT WAS AVAILABLE, IT WAS A TOTAL OF $5.3 MILLION. LAST MONTH, WE TOOK CARE OF THE SOCIAL ACTION AND ARTS WHERE WE ACTUALLY WENT THROUGH AND AGREED TO AN ADDITIONAL $500,000 IN TOTAL. THAT HAS BEEN DEALT WITH VIA A RESOLUTION AND IT HAS BEEN MOTIONED AND MOVING FORWARD. I WANT TO REFERENCE THAT AT THE TOP THAT IT IS INCORPORATED INTO THE OVERALL TOTAL OF 5.3. TODAY I WAS TO COME BACK AFTER MEETING WITH THE GROUP AGAIN AND HAVING ADDITIONAL DISCUSSIONS WITH THE PARK STAFF TO KIND OF FINE TUNE AND REALLY CHALLENGE OURSELVES. ONE THING I WILL SAY WHEN WE LOOKED AT THIS INITIALLY, THIS IS ABOUT $500,000 HIGHER WHEN THE ROLL-UP WAS DONE BY THE DISTRICTS. AND SO WE CHALLENGED OURSELF. WE WENT BACK WITH TED IN PARKS AND REALLY JUST SAID BASED ON THE HIGHEST NEEDS AND THE PRICES THAT WE BELIEVE ARE OUT THERE FOR MUCH OF THE EQUIPMENT. AND WE WERE ABLE TO MAKE SOME CHOICES TO BRING THAT BACK IN LINE WHERE THE SURPLUS ACTUALLY WAS. SO THAT IS GREAT. THIS IS, AGAIN, JUST TO CONCLUDE THAT BASED ON WHERE THE NEXT SLIDE IS, GOING TO REFLECT. WE ARE MEETING THE EXPECTATIONS OF WHAT WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN THAT PRIOR YEAR OF SURPLUS. NOW THIS IS THE DETAIL -- MY APOLOGIES. DO YOU NEED FOR ME TO BLOW IT UP. I THINK YOU GUYS HAVE A COPY AS WELL. LET ME JUST SEE HERE. OKAY, SO -- REALLY JUST A FEW CALL OUTS HERE. SO I HAVE ORGANIZED IT BY DISTRICT. THIS WAS DONE, I WOULD SAY, YOU KNOW, IN DIFFERENT METHODS, BUT I THINK THERE WAS QUITE A BIT OF INPUT FROM THE PUBLIC IN MANY CASES. THERE WAS A LOT OF RESEARCH DONE BY EACH OF YOU ACTUALLY WITH THE PARKS DEPARTMENT TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE BIG AND IMMEDIATE WINS COULD BE. THERE WAS SOME CONSISTENCY HERE WHERE YOU SEE SEVERAL OF OF THE AREAS ARE FOCUS ON TRYING TO ADDRESS POOL BEFORE SUMMER. SYSTEM WORK ON POOLS. ONE ITEM THAT CONTINUES TO BE VERY IMPORTANT TO ALL OF YOU HAS BEEN THE FUTURE OF THE YELLOW JACKET LOCATION. SO, REMEMBER, THIS IS JUST USING FISCAL YEAR '25 SURPLUS. WHAT I WANT TO MAKE CLEAR HERE, AFTER DISCUSSING WITH PARK STAFF, THIS IS SECURING A SMALL AMOUNT. THIS WILL BE A CAPITAL PROJECT PRIMARILY AND WILL ROLL INTO NEXT YEAR. THEY HAVE COMMITTED TO THE FACT THAT IT THE AT THE SIGN AND-- DESIGN AND COMPLETION OF THAT WILL BE DONE IN FISCAL '27. WE HAVE BEEN TALKING OF DESIGN, WHERE THE FISCAL '27 THAT IS WHERE THE ADDITIONAL DOLLARS COME INTO PLAY. AGAIN A HOT TOPIC SO I WANTED TO FOCUS ON THAT. ADDITIONALLY, IF YOU SEE THE VERY LAST ITEM. IT IS NOT SLOTTED INTO ONE PARTICULAR DISTRICT. THAT IS THE RIVER TOWER PARK BOARDWALK IN THE SULPHUR SPRINGS AREA. THIS GROUP HAS SIGNIFICANTLY TRYING TO FOE CAN US ON SULPHUR SPRINGS AND YOU HAVE BEEN SUPPORTIVE OF THIS AND PROVIDED BY PARKS AS A HIGH NEED. SO IT SIMPLY IS INCLUDED HERE AS A COLLECTIVE ASK AS OPPOSED TO ASSIGNED TO ANY ONE PARTICULAR DISTRICT. AND THEN OUTSIDE OF PARKS, COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA TEED UP FOUR US HE HAD QUITE A BIT OF COMMUNICATION WITH HIS DISTRICT 7 COMMUNITY OF A PARTICULAR AREA IN TAMPA PALMS THAT WAS PRICED BY THE MOBILITY GROUP AND THAT REMAINS AS A NEED. THAT IS THE $50,000. LAST FEW UNDER "OTHER". WE HEARD A LOT OF SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS AND HAD SLOTS FOR THAT. COUNCIL MEMBER YOUNG WAS CHAMPIONING THE FACT SHE HEARD THE PUBLIC WANTS TO SEE THAT LIFTED FOR 70 FOR THE SUMMER. THAT IS THE LARGEST OPPONENT OF WHAT WE CALL IT THE NONINFRASTRUCTURE RELATED ASKS. AND I THINK IN MAY, WE HAVE A GROUP COMING TO PROVIDE US AN UPDATE ON THE SULPHUR SPRINGS ACTION PLAN NEXT STEPS. THIS IS TRULY KIND OF A PLACEHOLDER. ONCE THEY PROVIDE ALL OF YOU WITH A MORE CLEAR IDEA WHAT THEY DISCOVERED DURING THAT PROCESS, IT WILL BE EASIER TO ISOLATE THE MOST IMMEDIATE AREA OF FOCUS. CERTAINLY A LOT OF MOBILITY NEEDS AROUND THE NEBRASKA AREA. SO WE ARE CONFIDENT SOMETHING WE CAN USE THAT FOR. IN TOTAL THE 4-8. IT SIMPLY COMBINES WITH THE PREVIOUS SOCIAL ACTION AND GETS US TO A WHOOPING $15,000 OVER AND INSIGNIFICANT. ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ABOUT ANY OF THAT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: ONE I WANT TO THANK TED FOWLER. WE ASKED HIM TO PROVIDE A LIST OF THE PRIORITIES FOR THE PARKS AND REC FROM THE ADMINISTRATION AND INCORPORATED IT INTO THE ASK. THANK YOU FOR ROLLING ALL THIS INFORMATION TOGETHER AND CAPTURING COUNCIL'S CONVERSATIONS. AND THIS DOCUMENT, I THINK YOU DID IS A GREAT JOB OF DOING THAT. IT DEFINITELY -- BASED ON MY OBSERVATIONS, OUR BRIEFING, SEEMS TO HAVE -- YOU KNOW, OF COURSE WE CAN'T DO EVERYTHING. THIS IS A RELATIVELY SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY CONSIDERING THE CITY OF TAMPA'S BUDGET, BUT YOU TAKE SMALL BITES AT A TIME. I THINK IT IS WORTHY OF OUR DISCUSSION AND WORTHY OF YOUR WORK AND TED -- TED, AS WELL. TED. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD AND HOPEFULLY THIS WILL HELP. COUNCILMAN CARLSON IS NOT HERE, BUT DISTRICT 4 HAD NOT HAD IN THEIR PUBLIC PARKS FOR YEARS AND YEARS. THIS IS GOOD FOR THAT AS WELL. AS WE ALL HAVE BEEN WITH YELLOWJACKETS MAKING SURE THE DE DEIS READY FOR THIS COMING YEAR SO THEY ARE READY TO ROLL IN FY' 27. AND MAKE SURE THAT COMES OFF THE BOARD AND IMPLEMENTED AND WE SEE SOMETHING DONE AND FINISHED. I AM REAL HAPPY WITH THE PRODUCT. SO GOOD JOB. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: ONE COMMENT. BECAUSE THE INITIAL MOTION OF COUNCILMAN CARLSON WAS FOR ME TO ACTUALLY BRING A RESOLUTION AFTER WORKING WITH -- BECAUSE OF THESE A LOT OF MOVING PARTS AND TO MAKE SURE THIS GROUP COLLECTIVELY YOU A THE FINAL PRODUCT, NEED SOMEONE TO MOTION AND ACTUALLY APPROVE THIS LIST. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WE WILL DO THAT AT THE CLOSE OF THE DISCU DISCUSSION. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: AT THE CLOSE OF THIS DISCUSSION. AND MR. PER TOW COME FOR THE FIRST MEETING OF MAY. DOES NOT PRECLUDE TED AND THE GROUP FOR CONTINUING TO PLAN AND MOVE FORWARD, QUICKLY TO GET THE RESOLUTION BACK TO YOU. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: FIRST MEETING OF MAY. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: THE 7th. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MAY 7, OKAY. GREAT JOB AND AGAIN, ALSO FOR SULPHUR SPRINGS. DEFINITELY CAPTURED THE INTENT OF THIS COUNCIL. BOARDWALK WILL BE IMPORTANT. IT IS DEFINITELY IMPORTANT AT LEAST THREE DIFFERENT COUNCIL DISTRICTS AS THEY OVERLAP IN THAT KIND OF JOINT AREA. AND, OF COURSE, NOT TO MENTION THE COMMUNITY TO SHOW THAT TYPES OF IMPROVEMENT AND INVESTMENT. MR. SHELBY, DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO ADD? >>MARTIN SHELBY: NOTHING. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. >>LUIS VIERA: I THINK HE WAS FIRST. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA? COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU, HAGAR, FOR YOUR HARD WORK. WE HAVE BEEN TALKING BEFORE ON THIS AND YOU HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB. YELLOWJACKETS, SULPHUR SPRINGS. THAT IS GREAT. $2 MILLION FOR SOUTH TAMPA PARK. AND A LOT PEOPLE IN SOUTH ARE THERE, AND PARKS HOW THEY NEED ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE. GLAD TO SEE A COUPLE OF ADDITIONAL THINGS FOR NEW TAMPA, $175,000 IN PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AT THE NEW TAMPA PARK. HOW DO I SAY THIS NOT TRYING TO STRETCH A SINGLE INTO A TRIPLE -- GO AHEAD, MA'AM. >>HAGAR KOPESKY: I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT THE COPELAND PARK TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS WILL ALLOW ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS. HE WANTED TO CALL THAT OUT. >>LUIS VIERA: GREAT FOR OUR FRIENDS IN COPELAND PARK ON FOWLER AS WELL. WAS IT YESTERDAY? YESTERDAY EVENING FOR THE K-BAR RANCH. AND SOMETHING THAT NEW TAMPA IS EXCITED ABOUT. K-BAR RANCH AND ALL THE COMMUNITIES. THAT IS A GOOD THING. THIS IS GREAT. AND ONLY THING I WOULD MENTION FOR THE $15,000 IS THAT I AM GOING TO MOTION TO HAVE THAT FOR ADDITIONAL COMMENDATION PLAQUES. [LAUGHTER] >>ALAN CLENDENIN: LET'S BE REALISTIC, YOU NEED MORE THAN THAT. COUNCIL MEMBER YOUNG. >>NAYA YOUNG: THAT'S FUNNY. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: FUNNY BECAUSE IT IS TRUE. [LAUGHTER] THE INK. >>NAYA YOUNG: NO, I JUST WANTED TO SAY THANK YOU. BECAUSE WE HAVE MET ABOUT THIS. I THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE REALLY AWESOME. AND I -- I AM PROUD TO BE ABLE TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITIES AND SAY THIS IS WHERE OUR COUNCIL OF CHAMPION AND REALLY EXCITED OF THE ACTION PLAN, AND TO YOUR POINT COUNCIL MEMBER CLENDENIN. WE CAN'T DO ANYTHING AT ONE TIME AND LITTLE BITES AT A TIME. I AM VERY EXCITED TO SEE THIS COME TO FRUITION. SO THANK YOU FOR WORKING HARD WITH THIS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: THESE THINGS DON'T JUST HAPPEN. THEY REQUIRE -- REQUIRES A LOT BEHIND THE SCENES -- I GO BACK TO TED FOWLER AND GIVING US THIS INFORMATION AND DIVING IN AND REALLY EXTRACTING. THE NEEDS OF THE PARKS DEPARTMENT. SO TO BE ABLE TO PARSE THAT DOWN AND DO THIS AND DO THE WORK AND MISS KOPESKY. THANK YOU, AGAIN, THIS STUFF DOESN'T HAPPEN. IT SEEMS -- IT SEEMS EASY WHEN YOU JUST BRING IT BEFORE COUNCIL FOR ONE SMALL VOTE, BUT LOTS AND LOTS OF HOURS BEHIND SCENES. WHO WANTS TO MAKE A MOTION FOR STAFF TO RETURN WITH THE RESOLUTION ON MAY 7, IS THAT RIGHT? WE HAVE A MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. A SECOND FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. MAKE THAT ON THE CONSENT AGENDA. MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. SECOND FROM -- THE INFO, WAS THAT GOOD. ? ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. THANK YOU. 100% IT IS GOOD. SEEMS EASY WHEN WE COME HERE BUT A LOT OF WORK BEHIND THIS. I WILL DEFER FOR COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA FOR 84. >>LUIS VIERA: WHEN I BROUGHT THIS UP A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO. UNITED GLOBAL SECURITY FORUM. FORUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA. AND THE COUNTY COMMISSION VOTED 7-0 ON THIS TO SUPPORT THIS FORUM AND THEIR AGENDA. IT DEALS WITH LOCAL DOMESTIC SECURITY ISSUES. AGAIN, I INDICATED NOTHING TO DO WITH I.C.E. OR ANYTHING OF THAT NATURE. THESE DAYS YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE OF THAT. IF I MAY, I MOVE RESOLUTION. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. IF I HAVE MY CALCULATIONS, THAT CONCLUDES OUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED PROGRAM AND OUR BUSINESS IS CONCLUDED. WE WILL GO TO NEW BUSINESS. COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA, EXCUSE ME. >>LUIS VIERA: YES, SIR, MR. CHAIRMAN. VERY QUICK. THREE QUICK ONES. I WAS ASKED FOR PROJECT FOCUS, WHICH IS THE ADVOCACY GROUP FOR FOCUS ACADEMY THAT MARCHES DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY AWARENESS MONTH AND THEY WANTED A COMMENDATION PLAQUE FOR AN EVENT THEY WILL BE HAVING, PROJECT FOCUS -- FOR FOCUS ACADEMY. CLAYTON CLEMENS. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. >>LUIS VIERA: SECOND REGARDING FIRE STATION 24. MOVED ITEMS AROUND. MOVE PERIODIC IN-PERSON REPORTS OF STATUS OF FIRE STATION 24 PROJECT TO OCCUR AT THE LAST REGULARLY SCHEDULED CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF EACH QUARTER FOR THE REMAINDER OF 26. I MOVE THAT THE PROJECT TEAM APPEAR BEFORE COUNCIL ON APRIL 2 IN LIGHT OF THEIR PRIOR PREPARATION FOR THE PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED MARCH PRESENCE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: APRIL 2. HOW ARE WE DOING ON APRIL 2? IS IT GOOD? WE HAVE A MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU, COUNCIL. MY LAST ONE, WE HAVE A WRITTEN REPORT ON THE -- ON THE SUBSTATION PRESENCE AS I CALL IT. I WANT TO BE CLEAR BY WHAT I MEAN BY SUBSTATION PRESENCE IS IT IS NOT TO BUILD A WHOLE NEW SUBSTATION OUT HERE IN NEW TAMPA, BUT AT LEAST TAKING A LOOK AT FOR TAMPA IMPLEMENT. TAKING A LOOK AT SOME OF THESE STRIP MALLS THAT WE HAVE OUT THERE AND SEEING IF WE CAN RENT A SPACE WITH A PERSON AT A RECEPTION DESK WAITING TO TALK TO PEOPLE AND POLICE OFFICERS CAN COME AND INSTEAD OF GOING TO THE 7-ELEVEN AT TAMPA PALMS OR WHATEVER IT IS, THEY CAN HAVE A PLACE TO SIT DOWN, MEET WITH THE COMMUNITY AND PEOPLE IN NEW TAMPA HAVE TO GO OUT TO DISTRICT 2 WHICH FOR PEOPLE -- HE WAS AT K-BAR RANCH YESTERDAY, A 45-MINUTE DRIVE FOR PEOPLE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: DISTRICT 7 TIME. >>LUIS VIERA: I KNOW, RIGHT, THAT IT IS. MY MOTION -- I SAW A MEMO FROM CHIEF BERCAW STATING THAT HE OPPOSES THE IDEA OF A NEW POLICE SUBSTATION OUT THERE. AGAIN, THAT IS NOT WHAT I AM LOOKING AT. I AM LOOKING FOR SOMETHING MUCH MORE NARROWLY TAILORED FOR MY REPLATEMENT BECAUSE LEAVES IN OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER OF THIS YEAR AND I WANT TO MAKE SURE MY PERSON WHO COMES AFTERWARDS IS ABLE TO RUN WITH THIS. MY MOTION FOR LOGISTICS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT TO PROVIDE A WRITTEN REPORT OF THE COST OF A SUBSTATION PRESENCE IN NEW TAMPA FOR TAMPA POLICE DEPARTMENT, SPECIFICALLY THIS ENTAILS NOT THE POSITION OF THE ADMINISTRATION ON THIS BUT THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH RENTAL -- I WILL GET EVERYTHING FOR YOU SULING. BUT THE COST OF RENTAL OF A BUILDING IN A STRIP MALL, PERSONNEL TO STAFF SAID BUILDING AND OTHER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS. WE HAVE SUPPORT FROM EVERYDAY POLICE OFFICERS FOR THIS. I SPOKEN TO POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION AND ETC. MY GOAL. NOT TALKING OF BIG TAJ MAHAL. I AM TALKING ABOUT 100,000 IN ALLOTMENT AND I NEED TO GET A STATE FOR THAT, I APOLOGIZE. WHAT ARE WE IN? LET'S DO THE SECOND -- THE THIRD WEEK IN APRIL FOR A -- FOR A -- FOR A WRITTEN STAFF REPORT ON THAT, IF I MAY. THAT'S IT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WRITTEN STAFF REPORT. DO WE HAVE A MOTION? >>LUIS VIERA: IF THEY NEED MORE TIME. LET ME KNOW. IT'S FINE. A MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO FOR A WRITTEN STAFF REPORT. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? THE AYES HAVE IT. >>LUIS VIERA: THANK YOU, THAT'S I IT. >>NAYA YOUNG: I HAVE TWO MOTIONS AND HAD THEN AN UPDATE. A MOTION FOR A OFF-SITE COMMENDATION FOR THE JUNE I DON'T REMEMBER LEAGUE OF RECOMMENDING CENTENNIAL OF COMMUNITY DEDICATED TO WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP THROUGH VOLUNTEER, ACTION, COLLABORATION AND TRAINING. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: A MOTION FROM COUNCILWOMAN YOUNG. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. >>NAYA YOUNG: SECOND MOTION, MOVE ED WAR NURAN AS IT IS STRICT 5 BUDGET FINANCE APPOINTEE. I AM REQUESTING A RESOLUTION TO BE PREPARED. >>LUIS VIERA: A CLASSY APPOINTMENT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN YOUNG. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED. AYES HAVE IT. >>NAYA YOUNG: THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WHO WAS ON THAT BEFORE. >>NAYA YOUNG: MEREDITH. >>NAYA YOUNG: WE SPOKE WITH HER. DISTRICT 3 AND I DID A RIDE-ALONG IN EAST TAMPA. I ATTENDED THE YBOR CITY -- THE THIS CRA FOR THE HISTORIC BROOKIN PROJECT. THAT ANTICIPATED START WEEK IS APRIL 13. 25 DAYS AND STREET CLOSURE FOR ABOUT 30 DAYS HELD AT GROTTO TO TALK WITH THE BUSINESS OWNER. IT WAS VERY NICE. AND I WAS HAPPY TO BE THERE. SO THAT IS HAPPENING. THE ALESSI BAKERY PREOPENING EVENT WITH CARLENE -- MY LEGISLATIVE AIDE DARLENE ATTENDED. IT WAS VERY NICE. DID A TOUR OF THE UNION STATION. I SAW -- I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT WHOLE AREA IN THE BACK WAS EVEN THERE. DID YOU KNOW THEY USED TO HAVE MARKETS ON THE -- WHAT IS IT CALLED -- YEAH, RIGHT IN FRONT. I HAD NO IDEA. IT WAS VERY NICE. I ATTENDED THE TAMPA BAY BLACK HERITAGE ETERNAL BLOOM MET GALA. BETA SORORITY. WE SAW THE BEAUTIFUL CELINE THERE. IT WAS VERY AWESOME. CDC RIBBON CUTTING AND TOWN HOUSE HE TOUR WAS VERY AWESOME AND THE SPRINGS MARKET IN IN SULFUR SPRINGS AND BLOCK PARTY THAT FOCUSED ON YOUTH AND READING AND VERY NICE. AND THEN THE UPCOMING TOWN HALL MEETING IN I.C.E. TAMPA, WE HAD THE DATE FOR APRIL 20, AND I WILL HAVE MORE DETAILS FOR THAT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO. MA. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: A QUICK SHOUT OUT TO MRS. MARTHA VILA. I AM WEARING MY AMERICAN FLAG TIE THAT SHE GAVE SEVERAL OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS. THANKING HER FOR THAT. THANK YOU. THAT'S ALL. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: SET A BUDGET WORKSHOP OF THE REVENUE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF TAMPA SUGGESTED AUGUST 3, AUGUST 10 AND AUGUST 17. ALL MONDAYS. UP TO THE COUNCIL. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: DAY OR NIGHT? CAN WE DECIDE DAYS OR NIGHTTIMES? IT IS FOR OUR -- FOR THE THREE BUDGET WORKSHOPS WE DO -- >>MARTIN SHELBY: BRING IT BACK NEXT WEEK WITH A FULL COUNCIL. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: SO -- >>MARTIN SHELBY: DISTRIBUTE THE DATES IF YOU CAN. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: SO BILL AND LYNN WILL BE HERE. WE NEED TO MAKE A DETERMINATION OF DAY OR NIGHT MEETINGS, OR A MIXTURE OF BOTH. COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO, CAN I PASS YOU THE GAVEL. I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION FOR AN OFF-SITE COMMENDATION FOR PRIDE OF TAMPA TO MARCH PRIDE IN TAMPA THE PRIDE CELEBRATION WILL TAKE PLACE AT HISTORIC CITY -- YBOR CITY THIS SATURDAY. AND MAYOR CASTOR WILL BE THERE TO DO A -- A PROCLAMATION FROM THE CITY AS WELL. >>LUIS VIERA: WHAT TIME? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: TO BE DETERMINED BUT AROUND MIDDAY. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: WE HAVE A MOTION FROM CHAIRMAN CLENDENIN AND SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. ANY OPPOSED. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: A MOTION TO PROVIDE AN OFF-SITE COMMENDATION -- I SOUND LIKE COUNCIL MEMBER VIERA NOW. APRIL 21 TO RECOGNIZE MICHAEL TOMAR AS HIS EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP AS THE CHAIRMAN OF ART. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: APRIL 7, SPECIAL CALLED MEETING. SO HERE IS THE SECRET SAUCE. PART OF THAT -- PART OF ME WANTING THAT AND WHY I SO DUG DEEP ON THAT THE POTENTIAL OF HAVING BASEBALL ON AGENDA FOR THE FIRST AND SECOND MEETING IN APRIL. I WANTED TO PRESERVE THE SPOT I WAS AFRAID THAT OUR SCHEDULE WILL BE OVERLOADED. DOESN'T LOOK TO COME UP IN FIRST MEETING OF APRIL AND WON'T BE RELEVANT ANYMORE. ALL WE HAVE ON AGENDA IS STAFF REPORTS. CLERK'S OFFICE WOULD PREFER THAT WE MOVE THOSE STAFF REPORTS AND CANCEL THAT MEETING TO ARE THEIR WORKLOAD. I AM WILLING -- SHALL I HAVE DONE A LITTLE BIT OF WORK. LET ME VOICE THIS OUT. COUNCILWOMAN YOUNG, YOU HAVE TWO ITEMS. APPEARS AS THOSE BOTH OF THOSE ITEMS CAN BE COMBINED, CODE ENFORCEMENT AND TAMPA POLICE BASICALLY TALKING. AND ONE ITEM WE CAN COMBINE AND CONTINUE THAT TO APRIL 16. IS THAT OKAY WITH YOU. >>NAYA YOUNG: THAT'S FINE. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: MOTION TO CONDENSE FROM THE APRIL CODE ENFORCEMENT AND TAMPA POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR IN-PERSON TO ADDRESS THE VIALSLESS REGARDING THE PARKING LOTS, RODENTS, EXPIRED FOOD ITEMS. MOVE THOSE, CONDENSE THEM TO ONE AND MOVE TO APRIL 16 UNDER IN-PERSON STAFF REPORT. WE HAVE A MOTION FROM CHAIRMAN CLENDENIN. DO WE HAVE A SECOND. >>NAYA YOUNG: SECOND. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: SECOND FROM COUNCILWOMAN YOUNG. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. ALL RIGHT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: NEXT THING FOR THE EDC REPORT. A PRESENTATION FOR SMALL MINORITY AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES. ONLY WAY I SEE REALLY THAT IS WIDE OPEN TO MOVE THAT WILL BE JUNE 18 FOR A PRESENTATION. WOULD YOU MIND DOING THAT? >>NAYA YOUNG: JUNE 18. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: TIME SENSITIVE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: A MOTION TO MOVE -- SORRY, COUNCIL MEMBER MANISCALCO, MOVE THE THIRD ITEM EDC TO JUNE 18. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: MOVE THE EDC FROM THE SPECIAL CALLED APRIL 7 UNDER "PRESENTATIONS" AT THE BEGINNING. PRESENTATIONS. IT SAYS FIVE MINUTES, BUT LET'S SAY TEN MINUTES TOTAL. THAT'S WHAT IT SAID HERE UNDER PRESENTATION. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WILL YOU NOTIFIED THE EDC PEOPLE. >>NAYA YOUNG: JUNE 18. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: IF YOU NOTIFY THEM, THAT WILL BE GREAT. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. WHO WAS THE SECOND ON THAT? >>CHARLIE MIRANDA: I WILL SECOND. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. THE NEXT IS -- >>ALAN CLENDENIN: NEXT ONE -- THAT SEEMS TO BE A WORKSHOP ITEM AND I KNOW COUNCILMAN CARLSON IS NOT HERE. MORE APPROPRIATE TO MOVE TO THE APRIL 23 WORKSHOP. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: THAT'S FINE. MOVE THE 5 P.M. ON BASE COUNCIL RULES. WE CAN MOVE IT TO THE APRIL WORKSHOP, WHICH IS APRIL 23. IS THAT FINE, MADAM CLERK? A MOTION FROM CHAIRMAN CLENDENIN. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. ALL RIGHT, NEXT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: FOR THE SIGNAGE FOR THE NEXT TWO. IT APPEARS AS THOUGH THEY SHOULD PROBABLY GO TO -- >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: CONDENSED BUT PUT TOGETHER. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: CONDENSED AND PUT TOGETHER. WHY DON'T ARE I HAVE A DATE ON THAT ONE? >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: MAY 21. A REGULAR MEETING THAT LOOKS PRETTY LIGHT. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: LET'S DO THAT. MAY 21. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: CONDENSE THE TWO DIGITAL SIGH ITEMS. MOTION BY CHAIRMAN CLENDENIN MAY 21 UNDER STAFF REPORTS. DO WE HAVE A SECOND? SECOND FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRANDA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. ANY OPPOSED. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: I WOULD LIKE A MOTION TO CANCEL THE APRIL 7 SPECIAL CALLED MEETING. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: A MOTION FROM CHAIRMAN CLENDENIN, SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER MIRA MIRANDA. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. ANYTHING ELSE? >>ALAN CLENDENIN: A COMMENDATION? >>LUIS VIERA: A WOMAN WHO IS A FRIEND TO ALL OF US, KAREN CLAY, HER SON, MIKE, DIED SIX YEARS AGO TODAY AND WANTED TO SEND THIS OUT. SHE IS A WONDERFUL PERSON. AND THAT'S ALL. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WE LOVE YOU KAREN. >>GUIDO MANISCALCO: WE DO. MOTION TO RECEIVE AND FILE. >>ALAN CLENDENIN: WE DO. WE ARE ADJOURNED.