>> I'll call to order this
Satellite Beach City Council
Regular Meeting, Wednesday,
December 3, 2025. We'll begin
with a moment
of silence and the Pledge.
>> I pledge allegiance to the
Flag of the United States of
America and to the Republic
for which it stands, one
Nation under God, indivisible,
with liberty and justice
for all.
>> Thank you. Our third item on
the agenda is the presentation
of proclamation declaring
Florida Arbor Day. So I will go
down and meet some of our
Beautification Boardmembers,
read the proclamation,
and then hear anything they
want to add.
This is an official
proclamation of the city of
Satellite Beach, Florida.
Whereas, in 1872, the
Nebraska Board of Agriculture
celebrated a special day
to be set aside
for the planting and nurturing
of trees, and recognizing the
important role of trees
in our lives, and whereas,
this holiday, called Arbor
Day, was first observed
with the planting
of more than a million trees
across the nation by 1885 when
Arbor Day became official, and
whereas, Arbor Day and other
tree-planting festivals are now
observed throughout the nation
and the world
on varying dates depending
on best tree planting times,
and whereas, trees and urban
forests can be a solution
to combating climate change
by reducing the erosion
of our topsoil
by wind and water, minimizing
flooding and stormwater runoff,
cutting heating and cooling
costs thereby conserving
energy, moderating the
temperature, cleaning the air,
producing life-giving oxygen,
absorbing carbon dioxide,
improving water quality,
and providing habitat
for native wildlife, and
whereas, the City of
Satellite Beach is committed
to being proactive in
preserving its unique coastal
environment, protecting its
shoreline,
building and increasing tree
canopies, expanding native
landscaping,
enhancing community resilience
by participating
in disaster risk reduction, and
promoting sustainability and
conservation
through responsible stewardship
of natural resources; and
whereas, Arbor Day offers an
opportunity for residents,
schools,
and local organizations
to celebrate
by planting trees,
participating in coastal
restoration efforts and
community greening projects,
and committing
to the care and preservation of
our natural environment that
supports a greener and viable
community, and whereas,
the citizens of Satellite
Beach recognize the importance
of trees
in creating a healthier,
more sustainable future
for generations to come. Now,
therefore, I, Steven L.
Osmer, Mayor of the City of
Satellite Beach, Brevard
County, Florida, do hereby
proclaim January 16, 2026,
as Florid Arbor Day.
>> Well, we just want
to thank everyone
for supporting our efforts with
all the trees we're planting
in the city and our Arbor Day
event that will be coming up
this June.
>> Hi. As chair of the SRI and
Beautification Board, I'm very
excited
to be here and thank you so
much
for accepting our proclamation.
And yes, the event is going
to be on January 17th. Yep.
Here in Satellite Beach for
Florida Arbor Day. Thank you so
much.
>> Thank you, ladies.
>> Yes.
>> Thank you all for being
here. Our next item on the
agenda is citizen comments.
Any citizen comments
on non agenda items?
>> Do you know what's going on
with our.
>> So
after the last council meeting,
I asked our Public Works
Director, Alan Potter, gave him
the information that he
provided me. He has called
three times, left three
messages and has heard
absolutely nothing. We will do
our best to continue to stay
on it,
but I don't know where else
to go.
>> Neither do I. We had our
Oceania annual meeting the other
day. And one of the residents
said the Green Arrow to turn
into Oceania is not working and
she wrote some sort of letter
to someone. And again, whose
responsibility is maintaining
things like the Arrow doesn't
work properly. We ask Alan
Potter and his staff. I've
called SDOT and I'm not getting
anywhere.
>> The city doesn't have any
rights over those lights
to fix them. So yeah,
every time we have a problem
with one of the lights, Ascot
has to be contracted to come
out to fix them. It's not
something they contracted the
city for us to maintain.
>> That was bad. Really given
up on ever getting a zip code
to be
in horrible speech and I don't
like that. I like things
to get done when they need to
get done. When should they
put up the menorah here?
>> Anytime after the
decorations go. I was told it
was going to be the first,
they would bring it away.
>> So I do believe there is a
delay because that's the first.
>> So we'll get that
information.
>> I'll contact soon.
>> Please. Because I do want
them to get the menorah up and
if they. I have no idea who
this person wrote
to and who she was saying
to like, these things need
to be checked periodically,
I think because she looked
at the ocean and
in those nice,
beautiful boxes that are
wrapped
in gorgeous artwork.
>> Thank you, ma'am.
>> Hello. Diane Douglas.
>> Can you state your address,
ma'am? Where you live.
>> 65 Holly President.
>> Yes. Thank you.
>> What was I going to say?
Oh, the wall on the corner
of A1A and Royal Palm is Just a
cement decorative wall right
there in the corner. It's a
little crumbly. So I don't know
if you want to put an amount
in a budget
in the upcoming years
to fix that or it needs
to be painted. I just wanted
to bring it
to your attention. That is
needs to get. It needs
attention now one way or
another or brought
to your attention now
before it gets too bad. That's
one thing. So I brought it
to your attention. What to do
with it, I don't know. You guys
can decide that. And EVs,
the kids on EVs, I don't mind,
but we need
to be teaching them the rules
of the road
like their drivers. Instead
of just like bicycle safety
where you know, whatever,
but we need
to teach them the rules
of the road where just
like you give them. So they
actually need to be reading the
driver's egg manual so that
they know which way the cars
turn and all that to make them
smarter so that they can
protect themselves. So I think
that's a good thing
for the grade schools
to do middle school
before they get the licenses
to know the rules of the road.
I've been thinking this
for a long time, but now
with EV, it's definitely
important because my daughter
said,
why didn't I learn the rules
of these roads earlier? It
would have made bike riding so
much better. Just want
to share that.
>> Thank you, ma'am.
>> Is that wall city property?
>> That's what I will confirm.
We'll find out if it's
something that we are
responsible for.
Potentially a different
owner.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> Note of the address.
>> Thank you. Any other citizen
comments? Madam.
>> I would like
to ask what can be done
about aftermarket noise coming
from vehicles. We're so lucky
to come here. The weather's
nice. Open the windows. I feel
like I'm living on the street.
In the street, the noise, it's
so loud and it's 1am midnight.
It's ridiculous.
Like tell us, do we just have
to live with it or. And this is
aftermarket. People have the
noise put in
to make themselves feel better
about themselves or something.
But it needs to stop.
>> Thank you. Any other citizen
comments
on non agenda items?
We will transfer to City
Council comments.
Councilmember Sams?
>> So on the 20th or 21st.
Well, anyway, earlier in
November, late November, right
before Thanksgiving, I had the
opportunity to attend the
Fallen Firefighters Memorial up
in Ocala. And it is open to the
public. I highly encourage you
all to go if you get the chance
and you happen to be in
Ocala. It's a very moving
ceremony. If you do the
ceremony in the morning,
the parade is at night. That's
pretty cool too.
Yeah, highly recommend you
all go at some point
in time.
>> Thank you for sharing,
Councilmember Sams.
>> Happy holidays
around the corner. Isn't it
exciting? Looking forward to
the city events and really
appreciate the city
for putting on so many events.
I know you're going
to be going
over those shortly,
so I won't spoil what's going
to be happening around here.
This was wonderful to see.
This is our public works
department, front page into
beachside living. I haven't had
a chance to read this yet,
but it is amazing with all they
do and appreciate everything
they do. So happy holidays.
Thank you.
>> I'll go and then I'll talk
to you, Jay, if that's okay.
Just enjoyed the Thanksgiving
holiday. Hope everyone else did
as well. It was a nice time
to be outside and all that.
Had a couple comments relevant
to our agenda items,
so I'll save that.
But did was going by
with the boys I was running,
they were riding their bikes
and we saw the fire department
specifically, I will say it,
their favorite fire department
member, Captain Dragon, up on
the crane putting the lights up
on the station. So that was a
fun thing
to observe. I don't want
to steal the thunder
of upcoming events,
but it's an exciting time
in the city
with all the events coming up
for families. So that's all
I've got. Councilmember
Rozycki, future Vice Mayor
Rozycki.
>> First of all, I want to
thank the police department and
also the sheriff's office
for your swift taking care of
our students yesterday. I
appreciate that. Having one
there at the school as well and
knowing
on the flip side what it's
like
to be a teacher or a student
in maybe one
of those situations. So thank
you for keeping that safe.
Last week we had a lunch and
learn. I had the opportunity
to go since we had the week
off and Jordan Chandler
from waste Management, I guess
now they're going by WM came
to speak for our lunch and
learn and it was very
informative and one thing that
I learned that I didn't know is
that the trucks have a smart
camera on them so he can go
back or anyone can go back
to look to seen if a pickup was
missed. Why was it missed? Was
a car blocking it? Was the cart
too close to a tree and the
truck couldn't get to it? So I
think that's interesting. It
helps the resident, but it
maybe also helps waste
management to know,
was the cart put
out too late? So that part was
interesting. Didn't know that.
And then also yes, Happy
Holidays. The city has a couple
of different ways that you can
bless members
of our community. We have the
Satellite Cares Program
through the Fire Department,
through their volunteer program
and you said there are angel
trees here at City Hall,
Police Department and the
Schechter Center. And then it's
on Facebook as well. And then I
know our Satellite Beach
Lions Club does their box
of food for families as well
and I think they said there's
like 100 families this year.
So those are different ways
that you can bless people right
here
in our own community.
>> Thank you madam.
>> City Attorney's Report?
>> None.
>> City Managers Report?
>> Have a few things. Speaking
of all the holidays happening
in the city,
we will kick things off this
Sunday, December 7th from 5:30
to 8:30 at the fire
Department's Holiday Open
House. Celebrate the season
with our Fire Department at
Jackson Avenue. Enjoy station
tours, live music, games, face
painting, refreshments, magical
snowfall and a special visit
from the fringe.
To continue on,
they will be doing Twilight
Santa. Santa returns
for his annual Twilight Ride
through Satellite Beach. It
will begin on Monday, December
8th and travel
through the city all the way
through Saturday, December
13th. That is up on our
Facebook pages of the routes so
you can take a look at that
to see when they will be
by your house. On Tuesday,
December 9th, phone calls
from Santa's Workshop the
Satellite Beach Recreation and
the RRPCS are teaming up with
San Workshop at the North Pole
to bring a little extra holiday
magic to your home. Children
can enjoy a special phone call
from one of Santa's top elves
straight from the North Pole
and that will be on Tuesday,
December 9 from 5 until 8. You
can reserve your child spots
today by signing up
on our website. There will be a
community Movie night on
Friday, December 12th at 5:30
at the Satellite Beach United
Methodist Church. Enjoy a
family friendly showing of
Elf. And then
of course our holiday Golf
Cart Parade will be on
Friday, December 19th. It kicks
off at 5 o'clock from Delora
Middle School and travels
through the city to the Sports
park posted on Facebook.
Closer will be the actual event
map. You haven't already signed
up. It's $15 from now until
December 18 and then $20 the
day of. There will be lots
of holiday themed decorations,
contests and prizes,
food trucks and live music
at the sports park. We had a
great time when we did the
Halloween Golf Cart Parade so
we're looking forward to the
Christmas. Pawtastic
pictures, they started this
tradition this year. They did
some fall pictures and
Thanksgiving and Halloween and
now they're going
to be doing the Christmas
holiday ones on Dec. 20 from 9
to noon at the DRS Community
Center. $20 includes a treat, a
digital photo and lasting
memories. Our lunch and Learn
for December is up a little
earlier than typical just
because of all the holidays.
So it will be on Tuesday,
December 16th. You can join
city staff to learn
about the community garden, the
city nursery and how you can
participate. And have you ever
heard about air layering? If
you haven't,
please come and join us from
12 to 1 across the hall,
lunch will be provided. Due
to the holidays. We will not be
having a business networking
event this month,
but we look forward
to seeing you again in
January. This is our final
City council meeting for 2025.
We will have our next council
meeting meeting will be on
January 7th of 2026. City
offices will be closed on
Thursday, December 25th and
Friday, December 26th and
Thursday, January 1st
for all the holidays. Just
to kind of keep in the back
of your mind, there are going
to be some upcoming changes
to city's regulations
for e-bikes along
with golf parks. More
information will be shared
in the January-February edition
of the beachcrafter along
with details about a town hall
meeting planned for January.
So stay tuned for all
of that. And that's all I have.
>> Thank you, City Manager.
We will move on
to the consent agenda,
which is included
in your packet. There's only
one item
on there which is adoption
of the minutes
from our last meeting,
November 19, 2025.
>> I make a motion to approve
the consent agenda.
>> Second.
>> Okay, we have a motion and a
second. Any discussion?
>> Any public discussion
on the consent agenda? Okay.
Hearing none.
>>[CALLING ROLL]
>> Motion carries. Moving on
to agenda item number 9.
Discuss/take action
on ordinance no. 1281, an
ordinance of the City of
Satellite Beach, Brevard
County, Florida, making
editorial Revisions to section
14-1 regarding adoption of
Brevard County Animal control
ordinance; creating a new
section 14-4 to allow Dogs
on the beach
during restricted times
of the year and Restricted
times of the day as a pilot
program; creating a new
Section 14-5, civil
penalties/additional remedies;
providing for Sunsetting the
pilot program; providing
for severability, conflicts,
And an effective date (second
reading). That's the agenda
item. Do we have any comments
on that discussion?
>> Well, discussion
changes were to extend the
hours so it will be from 5am
to 10am.
>> That's pretty much the same
as it was.
>> That's correct.
>> Are we at a point where we
can discuss.
>> Yeah.
>> I think maybe Ron Paul
brought it up when he talked
about sunrise
to a particular time. If we
want this, then we want
to stay in the word.
As I mull it in my mind, the
thing that could be a risk is
and it's
during the winter time,
so it's going to be dark early
in the morning. If a person's
walking down the beach and they
have their dog and everything's
fine, but it's dark and
somebody comes up the other way
all of a sudden, they just
surprise each other because
it's dark out. This might be
kind of a question for Brad.
Are we posing a safety
concerned because we're
allowing it to start
before sunrise or are we going
to be more prone
to accept if we spend it 5 to
10 and sunrise to 10? What's
your thoughts?
>> Honestly, my opinion on that
is there's so many people
out walking dogs across the
city that could come up on
another person's present. I get
there's lights
on the streets and things
like that, but not everywhere
that we don't generally see
that as a big concern
on our side.
>> No. Okay.
I just put it up
for discussion.
>> Yeah. What it's worth,
I was the one that kind
of pushed for, you know,
having a little bit
of an extended time for people
on the later, later side. I
think the challenge
with sunrise is to find, you
know,
you can define what's dark
but you can't define,
you know.
>> Any other discussion
comments from up here
on this topic.
>> We were talking
about taking some metrics,
Right. So that when we go
through the pilot program,
we know.
What is happening
down there? Today, if we go
down there, we're going to see
people that are breaking the
law. They have their dogs
on the beach right now.
Right. We down there,
we pull them
off and we explain to them and
educate them and do things
like that. This will hopefully
be an outlet sooner. They won't
do that. They'll come
down here in the mornings.
When we create this metric,
it'd be nice to differentiate
between what we're trying to
accomplish and those people
that are just going to come
down there and break the law
anyway. So when we define how
we're going to record this,
it'd be nice to have that
differentiate factor
in there,
you know what I mean?
>> So one
of the things we're doing
in line with the dogs
on the beach and eventually
The E bikes and the golf carts
is we're creating an initial
warning program
for those things. So the minute
we see violations happening,
they're going to get the
initial warning which will be
broken down
in our computer system into
searchable data so we can
report back obviously when it
comes time
to decide whether or not
to continue with the program on
how many violations there were,
what the violations were,
if they were there at 10:30,
11:00 o', clock, 2:00pm and all
those things will be broken
down in our records management
system and reportable things
that we can bring back
to you.
>> Thank you.
>> Naturally, what we'd like
to see happen, we're going
to start with our volunteers
on an ATV of some sort. We just
learned that ours has been
rusted out pretty good.
But we're going
to resolve that
before this starts. Our
volunteers are going to start
with these warnings and
observations and then we're
going
to start supplementing them
with officers. And so as it
progresses after the first
month we're going to start
to transition like we do
with anything to if we get
repeat offenders because we'll
have their names from the
warning system that look,
you've been warned twice and
then we turn
to the enforcement side
of things. But all those things
will be searchable and
reportable back
to you when we ready
to make a decision
on moving on.
>> Thank you.
>> Any other questions or
comments from council?
>> I was just going
to say the majority
of people that I have talked
to in the last couple
of weeks,
this has been very favorable.
Everybody's concern is people
not cleaning up after their dog
and my goodness,
that is the easiest thing to
do.
I don't know why that's so
difficult.
So you know, if we want this
to work, have a bag
with you and clean up
after your bed. Right.
That does feel. Yeah, go
here. You don't have.
>> No, that's it.
That does feel less into my
comment experience which is
over the break we, my wife and
the two boys and I took our
relatively new rescue dog is
very well behaved
to the public. The county beach
which allows dogs
for the first time, which I
will say I'm very excited
at the prospect. I know a lot
of other people already had it
here inside of Satellite beach,
but we participated in the
cleaning up process which was
very straightforward, you know,
and I do, I like how we. I
think I know what it means
but we've defined what it means
in the statute here.
But that's the biggest. Being a
good citizen is the key part
which you shouldn't have
to put that in there,
but it is. And that's the key
part of people. It's been
overwhelmingly positive. If
people want to keep it, that's
what they need to do
is just follow the rules and
pick up that their dogs.
Yeah, no,
but people have been very,
very excited and positive
about it in my talking
to people
in the community.
>> Okay. Anything else
from staff? Okay. Any public
comments on this topic? Okay.
Come forward. Please.
>> Announce yourself.
>> My name is Diane Stanton.
I've been in Satellite beach.
Resident since 92. I have an
80 pound trained Belljerman
pincher. I do dog training. I
work with the Indian River
Dog Training Club. I do scent
detection training dogs for
that. I don't take my dog
walking in my neighborhood.
He's been to Canova twice. The
second time I was there, there
were two policemen standing on
the crossover watching three
dogs run off leash. They turned
around, walked off. I'm going,
you know,
don't you all see this? Rules
and regulations are great as
long as they are uphill and you
have somebody
to police the activity.
Unfortunately, our policemen in
the county and the city are
busy enough to watch, you know,
which dog is pooping or not.
To me,
poop is a minor thing. I mean,
If I'm walking, my dog poops,
I pick it up. If I see somebody
else's dog that pooped
in sand, I pick it up too. You
know, it all smells the same.
I'm hoping that this does work.
One thing I would love
for this to see this city do.
And I know years ago when I
moved here,
they had implemented a program
of beginning obedience classes.
I think they had them in
Indian harbor beach and they
had them at DRS. I think they
had a couple classes there.
There's a lot of very
good obedience instructors
in this area in the county,
our club and Brevard Dog
training clubs up in Merritt
island are all nonprofit. We
don't get paid. So it's very
difficult
to ask these instructors
to volunteer to come and start
teaching classes for
instructions. I think it would
be a great program
during the summer months
for kids after Christmas,
implement a class where they
can learn how to take care
of those new puppies,
learn how
to get them trained, make them
stay, sit, follow, you stay
on that leash. And that's the
utmost thing, is staying on the
leash and not pulling them
around. As that woman was
pulled around at Canova and we
saw what that happened.
Anyway, I just wanted
to get my 2 cents
for them I think the $100 fine
for $100 for no, $50
for the first infraction, 100
for the next one. I think,
I would be in generous. I think
it could be 100 bucks the first
time you're caught,
somebody's going
to think twice
about letting their dog
off that leash. If somebody's
going to report them. Double.
Make a little bit more money
for the city. But I think it
would be a little bit more
of a deterrent in people
turning their dogs loose. And
it's going to happen. You're
going to have that one person
that says, oh,
my dog's never done anything.
Now as well trained as my dog
is, I wouldn't trust him around
another dog. I trust him. I
don't trust that other dog or
how my dog's gonna react if
that dog comes after mine.
Anyway, that's all I have
to say.
>> Thank you, madam.
>> Thank you.
>> Any other members
from the public wish
to comment on this item?
Ma'am?
>> Hello. Darren Bedworth, same
resident. This is
in the beach caster. It said no
dogs allowed on beach because
it protects Satellite Beach
shorebirds. So all year round,
FYI. And that doesn't stop
from January to April. Okay.
It's all year round. This is
from Varre County
about pollutants found in pet
waste can transmit diseases and
parasites to humans. Campo
lobobacteria carried by dogs,
the cats may cause bacterial
infection that frequently
causes diarrhea. Cytosoridium a
parasite, may cause diarrhea,
stomach cramps,
nausea and dehydration.
Toxoparicerius roundworms may
cause vision loss, rash,
fever or cough. E. Coli
bacteria, let's see, may cause
cramping, diarrhea,
vomiting and dehydration. So I
thought no dogs on the beach
was a health and safety issue.
And that doesn't change from
April to January or from 5am
to 10am so I'm not for this. I
believe the beach is one of the
only last places that's dog
free in the whole city. You can
take your dogs on the street,
street, on the sidewalk,
the parks. The only place left
for people who don't want
to be around dogs. Allergic
to dogs, have medical issues
with dogs feel unsafe their
dogs have PSTD. Is that right?
Post traumatic PTSD
about dogs could drink bit
into the beach. So beach is
necessary relaxing. Having
dogs bark at you, a jump
on you. Having other dogs bite
is not relaxing. So I'm totally
against this. Let me see what
else I have in my notes. Oh
yes, I have seen a dog
defecating on the sand
in a wave, washing it back
into the ocean before the
owners could pick it up. I've
seen pet owners carry poop with
sand and then walking away.
I've seen owners just bringing
their dog down, letting it poop
and then walking away. I've
seen owners not picking up
after their dog. Owners
with dogs off leashes who the
dog's poop and they are not
even aware that their dog is
pooping. Let's see, I had a
friend said that a dog urinated
on his fishing stuff. Let's
see. Dogs on the beach. Oh,
yeah,
people don't have their dogs
on a leash. They let them go.
So we went through the
pollutants and what else?
Yeah, and I like a beach.
Santa La beach hasn't had any.
>> Thank you, madam.
>> You're welcome.
>> Any other members
of the public wish to comment
on this topic? Madam.
>> Satellite Beach.
I'm kind of excited about this.
I'm glad that it'll stop at 10
because like that lady said,
it's not relaxing because I
don't get to enjoy the beach
because I'm always
with my dog. When I walk up
to the little thing,
the platform, and I see like
10 people with their dogs
on the beach in Satellite beach
and I'm not willing
to take that risk. So this is
kind of exciting and I feel
for people who don't enjoy
being around dogs.
>> Thank you, madam. Any other
public comment
from this topic?
>> Who will be policing this?
Monitoring the dog being
obvious who's responsible
for it, please let their dog
poop and not pick it up. You
know, that's a big
responsibility and as a person
that I would still not take my
dog to bleach.
If I was down there with my
dog and I saw somebody else
doing this,
what are my options as far as,
okay, I'm following the rules,
but here's some idiot that's
not okay.
>> The time for public comments
that we're one at a time. We
can generally address how we
anticipate carrying this out
there because it is a new thing
and I think that's good from a
public information perspective.
We touched
on this some last meeting,
but would the city
manager or the chief like
to address what the plans are
for enforcement?
>> So we're going
to have initially
in the early morning hours,
we're going to start. We have
an amazing group of police
volunteers that are trained on
our ATV that regularly patrol
the beach. And so we're going
to supplement our officers and
volunteers to regularly patrol
during a pilot program
to first of all monitor
the dogs
on the leash type thing.
Catching the dog pooping
on the beach in person is about
as elusive as catching a dog
pooping on the beach.
So that was a little more
problematic. But the off leash
to me is one of the main things
that I think frightened people
for all the reasons that were
stated before. So we're going
to be very mindful of that. So
our officers are going to be
actively patrolling initially
issuing warnings that there's a
repeat violation
of the given citations. And
then to answer your question,
if you do see a violation,
just like with anything else,
you can call the non emergency
number. We prefer that
for a violation of a dog
on the beach. And if there's
not someone in active patrol,
then one of our patrol officers
will be assigned the call just
like they are now for dogs
on the beach complaints. And
they'll respond to that
location and then take the
appropriate enforcement action.
>> What section of each is
this? I've never read that.
>> All of it. All Satellite
Beach.
>> I mean, I'm going
to say this too for everyone
out there who's excited
about this. Two things. One is
it's a pilot program so if we
want to keep this, we need to
comply and the other thing
though is the dogs being
off leash. That's an issue
for people with their dogs
on a leash too, if anything,
even more so. So that's very
important I think from an
enforcement perspective and you
know, just being again being a
good citizen perspective. If
you're a dog lover and you've
been waiting for years
for this
to happen and you want to
continue follow the rules and
the leash part is very,
very important. Anything else
from council or staff on this
topic?
>> I hope that I'm going
to be somewhat of this. So
regulating, right? If we're
allowing the citizens
to do this and citizens want us
to see just as much as we do.
And if I'm walking my dog and I
see somebody on the beach,
it's not leashed. They just
need to go up to them and say
we need leashes here. We're
trying to make this work. Let
them let that community come
together because it's theirs
to lose. If the pilot program
fails because the dog owners
can't control themselves, then
they have themselves deployed.
>> I want to make sure that not
many procedural profiles. City
attorney,
I read the agenda items.
That's sufficient for three
to the fourth. Okay, very well.
That being the case,
if there's any other Comments
from members of the public who
have not spoken as of yet.
Okay. That being the case, I'd
entertain a motion.
>> I motion to approve.
>> A little bit more than that.
>> Yeah.
>> So I move
to adopt ordinance number 1281
on the second reading.
>> Second.
>> Motion and a second. Any
further comments? Okay. Madam
Clerk.
>>[CALLING ROLL]
>> Motion carries.
>> There are no further agenda
items. There's not even items
for the next agenda,
but I'm going to open that up.
In the event that there's
anyone up here who has anything
specific to the next agenda,
this would be the time.
>> That would be the January
7th meeting.
>> January 7th meeting. So I
hope everyone has a Merry
Christmas, Happy Hanukkah,
Happy New Year, and look
forward to seeing everyone in
2026. Congratulations again
to incoming Vice Mayor
Rozycki. Thank you again,
in all seriousness,
for allowing me to do this over
the past year and do this
twice. I think if I did it the
third time, I'd blacked out
but it has been a true honor,
so thank you very much. If
there's nothing else to get
of the order, call the meeting
to adjourn.