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[0:32] If somebody really showed us, we never want to say that, but it's going to be pretty short.
[0:41] Yes, ma'am.
[0:45] Yes, thank you.
[0:47] Do you have anybody coming?
[0:49] Yep, did anybody arrive on your screen yet?
[1:12] Yeah, she has a softball game in Jacksonville.
[1:15] Oh, she's okay.
[1:25] No, Jolie?
[1:26] see if it's not going to be or something, posting a rehearsal dinner versus your
[1:32] wedding stuff.
[1:35] She sends a regress.
[2:13] You meant? Yes, it's
[2:18] fine.
[2:18] We can call the order of the City of Cedar T Special Commission meeting for the eight people
[2:24] nine that she's up to 26.
[2:26] We're going to start off with the invocation for this and we're not going to begin.
[2:31] I'm probably going to have a grateful for another time when we cut together this commission
[2:34] as a state.
[2:35] We're actually blessings over and on this commission but the city and the people of it, we're
[2:39] grateful for your wisdom, your care for us, for your ultimate land and we so we recognize
[2:48] your sovereignty and recognize that and for all the seven year nineties.
[2:53] Amen.
[2:53] And he's going to stamp a bunch of elections.
[3:00] But deleted, the United States, or America, and to the Republic for which it stands,
[3:07] one nation.
[3:09] And the visible, with liberty and justice for our office.
[3:18] The roll call in the back is mentioned separately, so I can be sure that it was.
[3:21] It was absent today for our sub-dinner.
[3:25] Our first action item is the approval of the meeting agenda as presented.
[3:30] We have a motion.
[3:32] We have a second.
[3:33] Any discussion?
[3:35] All of a favor to say aye.
[3:37] Any opposed?
[3:39] Passes the end.
[3:39] It's like the next will be a consent agenda item for the minutes of a March
[3:43] 17th Commission meeting. Do we have any motion?
[3:49] Some more.
[3:50] Give us a second.
[3:52] Second.
[3:52] Second.
[3:53] Any discussions on the Commission meeting minutes?
[3:57] Good.
[3:57] All papers say aye.
[3:59] Opposed.
[4:00] Class of unanimously.
[4:02] Next, we'll be public comment.
[4:03] Does anybody have public comment?
[4:05] Yes, sir.
[4:10] You're right, sir.
[4:11] I'm very good.
[4:12] Jim Dr.
[4:12] From what?
[4:13] in the 60th field, Paris.
[4:15] Could you put the event right on?
[4:18] I have a small bit of important requests.
[4:20] And then, as I think, there are at least seven businesses
[4:23] and see your key that don't comply with the ADA
[4:26] for parking or before the sanctions for parking.
[4:29] And I guess I would encourage the city to increase those business
[4:33] workers to put up designated disabled parking sites.
[4:38] First, finally, shuttered the ADA, it's $25,000 fine.
[4:43] There's also a file to the Florida Sanchez, but I think
[4:45] he more important to create them to do the right thing
[4:48] and put the science up and enable the space.
[4:52] Thank you.
[4:53] That's your memory.
[4:54] I'm trying to hold the building and inspect where it is,
[4:57] but I know her back from the inside.
[4:58] So that's why I'm here to make requests for the commission.
[5:01] Thank you very much.
[5:02] Should be done.
[5:03] Here and here.
[5:05] Any other public comments?
[5:08] Okay, the first action item is the approval of inclusion of 357 second street, parcel number
[5:15] 0, 85, 87, 0, 0, 0, 0, to the local registered of the historic places.
[5:24] Do we have a motion?
[5:26] Hi, Boucher.
[5:28] How's second it?
[5:29] Do any discussion?
[5:32] Do you public discussion?
[5:35] I'm sorry.
[5:36] I have a question.
[5:37] And this maybe this is much more normal than anybody but why would we say no to this?
[5:46] Is there a reason for us to say no because I can't think of one.
[5:51] I don't know.
[5:52] I don't know.
[5:52] There's here.
[5:55] One of that.
[5:56] At least one of these.
[5:57] Maybe both of them.
[5:57] The other one.
[5:58] It's in a historic history.
[6:00] So you would say, well, it should be there already.
[6:02] But apparently when we created, when the city created, it's a historic district.
[6:07] to allow folks that ran the district to pop that,
[6:11] and apparently at least one of these popped it out
[6:14] at that time.
[6:15] The current overalls did be yet, so.
[6:19] That's a full-time-up.
[6:20] That's a full-time-up.
[6:21] That's a full-time-up.
[6:22] And you guys like that?
[6:23] Yeah, that's a different about your question.
[6:25] I guess if we get the historic board
[6:28] or the historic side and society
[6:31] recommended it to get stippin' you might think about it.
[6:35] But once you're in, there's no hopping out again, right?
[6:40] Not good, not good, so good.
[6:43] And are there really advantages to being in it or not being in it?
[6:48] I think that's, yes, yes.
[6:50] So one of the major advantages is that you don't have to abide by the 50% rule.
[6:56] So you have a labor exemption from the 50% rule.
[7:00] So you can build on without them.
[7:01] they keep the historic work.
[7:06] That's why one of the most people go out there.
[7:09] There are also some potential tax benefits.
[7:11] I don't know how much money was but they didn't.
[7:14] And that was, which actually sometimes it was a headache.
[7:19] Whenever you had to replace anything.
[7:22] There were obligations.
[7:24] So every time you do something on the outside, you have to come to the board.
[7:26] So it's definitely, yeah.
[7:28] Any other discussion?
[7:30] In case this is for everybody's awareness, we can see it both historic, review board as well as the society recommended this.
[7:39] All of favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? As is unanimously.
[7:44] The next one is action on Mr. approved, the inclusion of 709 fifth street, parcel number 08640001000 to the local registered historic places.
[7:56] this is Mr. Wells, what shop? Any motion on table?
[8:06] Okay, any second?
[8:09] I can second. I'm seconding today.
[8:11] All right. Any discussion?
[8:15] Any discussion from the public?
[8:18] In both cases, the historic removal order as well as the society
[8:21] both recommended approval. All of favor say aye.
[8:24] Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Pass unanimously.
[8:26] All right. With that, any other items? Yeah, I get a couple. You want that button, Mike? Yeah.
[8:36] In addition, thank you for your service, I'm a conventional.
[8:40] We had a CRA meeting for the 16th of April, we're meant to postpone that.
[8:45] And I don't have a date set yet. I was going to ask Brooke to pull the board members and see about dates and then we have an agenda pretty much put together.
[8:54] But in the meantime, we'll, again, we'll hope to get James Moore
[8:58] to report to you of expanded and available monies
[9:02] so that you can be thinking about future CRA issues.
[9:05] We get that together.
[9:06] And then there's a commission being scheduled for the 21st.
[9:09] So we'll probably be re-organizing it.
[9:12] And that needs to be said.
[9:16] All right.
[9:17] Any other commissioners?
[9:19] All right.
[9:19] But that stand adjourned.
[9:20] I have a seven record.