[00:00:02] READY. ALL RIGHT. GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE. TODAY IS NOVEMBER 9TH, 10 A.M.. [1. City Manager's Opening Remarks] THIS IS THE STAFF AGENDA REVIEW WORKSHOP. AND WE'LL BE GOING THROUGH THE AGENDA ITEMS ON TOMORROW'S COMMISSION MEETING NOVEMBER 10TH. AND IT'S BEEN DONE ON TUESDAY ON NOVEMBER 10TH BECAUSE OF THE VETERANS MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY OR OBSERVATION ON= WEDNESDAY. SO WITH THAT THE MEETING IS TOMORROW EVENING AT 7 P.M.. SO LET'S GET STARTED WITH THE AGENDA ITSELF. WE HAVE A NUMBER OF PROCLAMATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS AND PRESENTATIONS BY THE [2. City Manager Report] CITY COMMISSION. BSO IS ANOTHER MONTHLY UPDATE AS THEY DO. WE HAVE AN INVESTMENT REPORT. AND THEN ON THE REGULAR AGENDA IN ORDINANCES FIRST READING, WE HAVE TWO ORDINANCES. [7.a TO2623 - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, amending Chapter 14, “Motor Vehicles and Traffic,” Article II, “Stopping, Standing and Parking,” Section 14-30, “Parking or Storage of Commercial or Recreational Vehicles, Boats and Boat Trailers,” of the City of Tamarac code of ordinances; replacing the definition of “Commercial Vehicle” to align with Section 320.01(25), of the Florida Statutes; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.] 7.A, OUR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CANTODIA IS HERE AND YOU WANT TO GIVE US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ITEM 7.A AND THEN 7.B. SURE. I'LL GO THROUGH THE POWERPOINT BRIEFLY. NEXT SLIDE. OH I GOT A CLICKER. A SO ESSENTIALLY IN 2024 THE STATE ADOPTED HOUSE BILL 1203, WHICH UPDATED THE RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND ENFORCEMENT POWERS FOR HOAS. I'LL GO INTO THAT IN MORE DETAIL IN THE NEXT SLIDE. WHAT IT DOES IT REDUCES THEIR ENFORCEMENT ON REGULATING WORK VEHICLES PARKED ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. AND IN ORDER TO BE CONSISTENT WITH THE STATE LAW, WE ARE PROPOSING TO AMEND CHAPTER 14. SO SPECIFICALLY HOUSE BILL 1203, WHICH END UP INCORPORATING ITSELF INTO THE FLORIDA STATUTES. IT UPDATED THE REQUIREMENTS FOR HOAS FOR HAVING ONLINE RECORDS, RETENTION AND ACCESS, AND LIMITED SOME OF THE POWERS WHICH I'LL GO INTO IN JUST A MOMENT. IT UPDATED THEIR MANAGEMENT TRAINING REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDED HOAS ADDITIONAL PENALTIES IF THEY DON'T ADHERE TO SOME OF THEIR CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS. SO SPECIFICALLY, WHAT WE LOOKED AT THAT APPLIED TO OUR CODE OF ORDINANCES WAS THE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT ON RESTRICTING WORK VEHICLES FROM PARKING ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. WE HAD TO UPDATE OUR CODE TO REFLECT THE STATE'S CODE, WHICH I'LL SHOW YOU IN JUST A MOMENT. SO SUBSECTION 3.D PROHIBITS HOA FROM RESTRICTING PARKING OF WORK VEHICLES ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES UNLESS THEY'RE CONSIDERED A COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE, PER FLORIDA STATUTES. AND I'LL SHOW YOU THAT IN JUST A MOMENT. AND THEN SECTION 320.01 DEFINES WHAT A COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE IS. SO IN OUR CURRENT CODE RIGHT NOW IT IDENTIFIES COMMERCIAL VEHICLE AS ANY VEHICLE. KENT, COULD YOU GIVE US A MINUTE? WE'RE TRYING TO STOP THIS. SURE. JUST GIVE US A MINUTE. SEE THE PRETTY PHOTOS IN THE MEANTIME? GO OUT THERE. AND. ALL RIGHT, CONTINUE. SO OUR CURRENT CODE JUST SPECIFICALLY LISTS SPECIFIC TYPES OF VEHICLES TO CONSIDER AS A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE TRUCK, TRAILER, SEMI TRAILER, BUS, TAXI, AMBULANCE, HEARSE AND VEHICLES WITH MORE THAN TWO AXLES. AND THEN VEHICLES WITH LETTERING ON THE OUTSIDE. SO TYPICALLY IF YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES TO THE RIGHT, THOSE WOULD BE CONSIDERED COMMERCIAL VEHICLES. THE WAY THE STATUTE HAS IT LIMITED NOW IT'S REALLY BY WEIGHT REGARDLESS OF DECAL, REGARDLESS OF CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS LIKE HAVING A LADDER ON A TRUCK. SO SPECIFICALLY HOW THE STATE DEFINES COMMERCIAL VEHICLE IS USES OF A MOTOR VEHICLE OR SPECIAL FUELS NOT OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT ENTITY HAS A GROSS WEIGHT OF OVER 26,000 POUNDS, WHICH I'LL GET INTO CLASSES IN JUST A SECOND. THREE OR MORE AXLES AND THEN OPERATES IN A COMBINATION THEREOF. SO ESSENTIALLY CLASSES ONE THROUGH THREE, FOUR THROUGH SIX IS ALLOWED IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS PER THE STATUTE. [00:05:06] SO YOUR TYPICAL, YOU KNOW, WORK TRUCKS, REGARDLESS OF DECALS, SMALL VANS AND WHATNOT. OBVIOUSLY SEVEN THROUGH EIGHT, YOU COULDN'T PARK IN ANY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT I JUST WANTED TO ILLUSTRATE THE DIFFERENT WEIGHTS. SO CAN THE BEETLE WITH THE EARS AND THE AND THE VEHICLE WITH THE ENERGY DRINK IS OKAY? IT COULD BE YOU TYPICALLY DON'T SEE THOSE, BUT I JUST WANTED TO KIND OF ILLUSTRATE THE SIZE OF THE VEHICLE, REGARDLESS OF DECALS ON A VEHICLE. SO YOU COULD PARK A CAB AT YOUR HOUSE NOW. YOU COULD PARK LIKE A TRUCK IF SOMEONE WERE TO TAKE, HAVE A TAKE HOME VEHICLE, A VAN WITH A LADDER. THESE ARE NOT RESTRICTED. WHAT IS RESTRICTED IS THE SIZE AND THE WEIGHT OF A VEHICLE. SO IF YOU LOOK AT THAT FORD F 550 RIGHT THERE WITH THREE AXLES, YOU GOT FOUR WHEELS IN THE BACK. THAT'S PROHIBITED REGARDLESS OF TYPE BECAUSE IT HAS THREE OR MORE AXLES. SO IT'S REALLY LOOKING AT YOUR SIZE OF YOUR VEHICLE. SO IF YOU HAD A WORK VAN, LET'S SAY YOU LOOK AT THAT MIDDLE COLUMN THERE TO YOUR LEFT, SOMEONE HAS A LITTLE, YOU KNOW, HOME REPAIR COMPANY, ELECTRIC VEHICLE, LET'S SAY YOU HAD A LOGO ON THAT THAT SAID ABC ELECTRIC. THAT'S ALLOWED AFTER TAKING HOME THAT VEHICLE. IF YOU HAD A LADDER ON YOUR CAR SIMILAR TO THE ONE AT THE TOP LEFT, YOU HAD YOUR OWN VEHICLE, YOUR OWN COMPANY, OR YOU WORK FOR A COMPANY, YOU'RE ALLOWED TO HAVE THAT. MR. MANAGER, I JUST WANT TO NOTE FOR THE RECORD THAT WHILE THIS LAW WAS DESIGNATED TO REGULATE HOAS ABILITY TO REGULATE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, THERE'S A NUMBER OF HOAS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA ARE NOT COMPLYING WITH RESPECT TO THIS LAW. THEY ARE WILLING TO FIGHT, THEY WILLING TO DEAL WITH WHATEVER CONSEQUENCES. SO I JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW THAT. OKAY. SO THEY'RE CHALLENGING THESE. YEAH, BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE THAT SOME COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, LIKE SOME OF THE ONES, YOU KNOW, TAXI CAB, ESPECIALLY A HOA COMMUNITY WITH A VERY RESTRICTED YOU KNOW, COMMERCIAL VEHICLE LAW, SO. AND FROM OUR PERSPECTIVE, AS A LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, WE HAVE TO FOLLOW THIS. I MEAN, IT'S CONSISTENT, BEING CONSISTENT WITH STATE LAW IS GREAT, BUT I'M JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW SOME ARE NOT FOLLOWING IT. SO WE HAVE TO DO THIS. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT. OKAY. OKAY. AND THEN CITY ATTORNEY, THE QUESTION MIGHT COME UP AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THE CITY CAN BE MORE RESTRICTIVE, MEANING THAT WE CAN ADOPT STATE LEGISLATION. AND IN ADDITION TO THAT, MAINTAIN THE IF YOU HAVE RIDING PLUS YOU MEET THE STATE DEFINITION. YEAH, WE CAN BE. WE CAN DO BOTH. MORE RESTRICTIVE AND INCLUDE SOME OF THAT. CORRECT. THOSE. ELEMENTS WE ALREADY HAVE BECAUSE YOU BROUGHT UP THE FACT LIKE THE BEETLE AND THE. YES, YES, WE CAN. CORRECT. SO IN ADDITION, WITH THE AXLE AND THE WEIGHT, IF THE VEHICLE ALSO HAS LETTERING, SO ON AND SO FORTH. YES, WE WOULD BE OKAY. JUST REMEMBER THAT HOA LAW WAS TARGETED TO COMMUNITIES, NOT TO GENERAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS ON COMMERCIAL VEHICLES. CONSIDER THAT ADDING THAT TO IT. WE SHOULD DEFINITELY. THANK YOU. OR MAYBE THE OPPORTUNITY IS TO GO THROUGH THE COMMISSION MEETING AND RECEIVE THE COMMENTS FROM THE COMMISSIONER. YEAH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND READING, WE CAN MAKE SOME ADJUSTMENTS AND WORK WITH THE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. OKAY. AND THESE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE JUST TO KIND OF SHOW YOU THE EXTREME PARTS. THAT'S WHY YOU HAVE THIS CONVERSATION. THAT'S WHY I WANTED TO SHOW THOSE ILLUSTRATIONS. TRULY, NOLAN'S A SOUTH FLORIDA COMPANY. GREAT. THANK YOU. AND THAT'S IT FOR 7.A. HOW ABOUT 7.B? SO THIS ONE'S [7.b TO2632 - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, amending Chapter 9 , entitled “Health, Sanitation and Nuisances,” Article II entitled “Sanitary Nuisances,” Division 5 entitled “Nuisance Abatement Procedures” of the City of Tamarac Code of Ordinances; establishing regulations for abandoned and derelict vehicles and vessels; reducing certain compliance and appeal periods from fifteen (15) days to ten (10) days; correcting a cross-reference; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.] JUST SOME CLEANUP PARTS IN OUR CODE. ESSENTIALLY WE WERE MISSING THE DEFINITION OF ABANDONMENT, ABANDONED VEHICLE. AND THEN WE WANTED TO ESTABLISH TIMES MORE CONSISTENT THROUGHOUT THE CODE FOR DERELICT VEHICLES AND VESSELS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY AND PUBLIC PROPERTY. WE HAVE INCONSISTENT NOTICING AND COMPLIANCE DEADLINES. SOMETIMES IT MENTIONS 15 DAYS, SOMETIMES IT MENTIONS TEN. AND THEN WE WANTED TO UPDATE THAT AS WELL. SO ESSENTIALLY WE'RE UPDATING 976 TO ADD THE DEFINITION OF ABANDONMENT. WE'RE UPDATING THE TIME LIMITATIONS FOR STORAGE OF DERELICT MOTOR VEHICLES AND VESSELS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY TO WITHIN TEN DAYS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY. THEY HAVE TO REMOVE THE VEHICLES WITHIN 24 HOURS. 9-81 TO 9-84 WE'RE UPDATING OUR STANDARDIZED TIMELINES TO REDUCE THE APPLICABLE REIMBURSEMENT APPEAL AND POST APPEAL COMPLIANCE PERIODS FROM 10 TO, FROM 15 TO 10 DAYS. [00:10:02] WE'RE UPDATING OUR NOTICE COMPLIANCE BECAUSE WE HAD TO ADD THAT CLARIFYING LANGUAGE, INDICATING THAT APPEALS CAN BE FILED WITHIN TEN DAYS OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE. AND THEN WE'RE JUST UPDATING A CROSS-REFERENCE SECTION IN 9-85. SO JUST SOME CLEANUP STUFF. RIGHT NOW OUR CODE DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITION OF AN ABANDONED VEHICLE. SO WE'RE JUST ADDING THAT A DEFINITION WITH INDUSTRY STANDARD LEFT UNATTENDED, DESERTED, NEGLECTED REMAINING WITHOUT LAWFUL AUTHORIZATION OR ACTIVE USE OF A PERIOD SUFFICIENT TO THE NUISANCE OR SAFETY CONCERNS. SO YOU SEE WHAT AN EXAMPLE OF AN ABANDONED VEHICLE OR VESSEL LOOKS LIKE. WE HAVE THE DEFINITION ALREADY IN OUR CODE FOR DERELICT, BUT THIS IS JUST IT'S COMPLETELY ABANDONED NO TAG. AND THIS PROVIDES ADDITIONAL TOOLS FOR CODE COMPLIANCE TO ABATE PUBLIC NUISANCES MORE EFFICIENTLY, PROVIDES CONSISTENT NOTICE AND COMPLIANCE AND APPEAL DEADLINES THROUGHOUT THE CODE TO ADDRESS NUISANCE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES, AND PROVIDES A BETTER ENFORCEMENT TO IMPROVE ESTHETICS IN THE COMMUNITY. THANK YOU, KENT. ONE OF THE AREAS THAT THAT WE ALWAYS GO BACK AND FORTH IS, IS I UNDERSTAND THE, THE DUE DILIGENCE OR DUE PROCESS FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY AND REMOVAL. AND IT'S GOOD THAT WE'RE MOVING IT FROM 15 DAYS TO 10 DAYS. BUT ON PUBLIC PROPERTY, THAT 24-HOUR GRACE PERIOD FOR LACK OF A BETTER WORD, IS THAT NOT TOO MUCH? SO IS THAT NOT ESSENTIALLY GIVING THEM THE LICENSE TO PARK FOR 24 HOURS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY BEFORE WE CAN DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT. I CAN DEFER TO OUR CITY ATTORNEY, BUT ESSENTIALLY WE COULD STILL NOTICE THAT THEY HAVE TO REMOVE THE VEHICLE. WE JUST GIVE THEM AT LEAST 24 HOURS TO REMOVE IT, NOTICE OR YOU KNOW, TICKET OR TOWING. THOSE ARE NOT OPTIONS. I THINK ON PUBLIC PROPERTY. I THINK THE CAPTAIN COULD INTERVENE IS GOVERNED BY STATE LAW. I THINK YOU GET YOU GET YOUR CAR TAGGED, YOU GET A 24 HOUR NOTICE. ON PUBLIC PROPERTY. YEAH, PUBLIC PROPERTY. AND AFTER THAT, IF THEY DON'T MOVE IT OR TAKE CARE OF IT, IT CAN BE TOWED. YEAH. YEAH, SO THAT'S ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY. BUT CHIEF KNOWS SOME OF THE, YOU KNOW, MOST FREQUENT COMPLAINTS WE RECEIVE IS THOSE BIG TRUCKS, TRAILERS YOU KNOW, PARKING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY, CERTAIN PARTS OF THE CITY. AND YOU KNOW, WHAT'S OUR REMEDY FOR THAT? CAPTAIN FRANK'S BSO TAMARAC. IF THE VEHICLE IS PARKED IN THE ROADWAY. WAS ONE OF THE ONES WE KEEP RUNNING INTO PARKED IN THE BIKE LANE AND EVERYTHING ELSE. THAT'S IMMEDIATE TOW. THAT'S CONSIDERED A OBSTRUCTING THE ROADWAY. AND WE HAVE THE RIGHT FOR IMMEDIATE TOW IF THEY ARE PARKED ON THE ON THE SWELL AND NOT MARKED, WE WILL ISSUE CITATIONS. MOST OF THE TIME WE'LL TRY TO REACH OUT TO THE OWNER, RUN THE TAG, REACH OUT TO THE OWNER AND TELL THEM TO MOVE IT. AND THEN WE WOULD REFER TO CODE. AND THE 24 HOURS WOULD BEGIN THE TIME THAT WE ISSUE THE CITATION. AND USUALLY THEY'LL READ TAG THE CAR AND GIVE THAT 24-HOUR NOTICE. BUT IT DOESN'T STOP YOU FROM GIVING A CITATION. WE CAN ACTUALLY, WE CAN GIVE IT A, IF IT'S IN VIOLATION OF FLORIDA STATE STATUTE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY ABSOLUTELY CAN BE ISSUED A CITATION. SO THE DISTINCTION THAT CAPTAIN FRANKS IS REFERRING TO IS THE EXAMPLE HE PROVIDED IS ON THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY, LIKE AN ACTUAL ROAD. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT PUBLIC PROPERTY IN GENERAL, NOT NECESSARILY THE RIGHT OF WAY. YOU KNOW, WHETHER IT BE PARKED AT A PARK, SWALE, COMMUNITY CENTER, ANYTHING OF THAT NATURE. YEAH. AND THE BOTTOM LINE, MR. MANAGER, WITH RESPECT TO TOWING, IF WE WANT TO RESTRICT THE PARKING UNDER STATE LAW, WE NEED TO HAVE TOWING SIGNS THAT GIVE THE PUBLIC NOTICE THAT IF THEY PARK AN AREA THAT PARKING IS PROHIBITED, THEY VEHICLE WILL BE TOWED. WE HAVE TO HAVE THOSE SIGNS. SO IT NEEDS TO BE POSTED. YEAH, I NEED TO BE POSTED. OKAY. OKAY. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU. MOVING ON TO ITEM 8.A, THAT'S A SECOND READING ON THE CITY'S BUDGET AMENDMENT FOR, SECOND BUDGET [8.a TO2639 - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, adopting the Second (2nd) Budget Ammendment to the City of Tamarac operating budget, revenues and expenditures, the capital budget, and the financial policies for the fiscal year 2026, by increasing the total revenues and expenditures by a total of $3,569,378 as detailed in Attachment “A” attached hereto and summarized in Attachment “B” attached hereto and incorporated herein; providing that the 2nd amendment is being adopted in the same manner as the original budget and serves as the new adopted budget; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.] AMENDMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026. WE'VE MADE A PRESENTATION ON THIS ONE IN THE FIRST READING I BELIEVE. AND SO WE'LL LEAVE IT AT THAT. AND THEN ITEM [10.a TBO107 - Order Granting/Denying Special Exception application for The White Velvet Event Venue, located at 6590 North University Drive, Tamarac, FL 33321 to allow for the use of a tenant space within a commercial retail plaza, for a proposed Hall for Hire or “Banquet Hall” in the Mixed-Use Neighborhood (MU-N) zoning district, pursuant to the City of Tamarac Code of Ordinances.] 10. 10.A IS AN ORDER GRANTING OR DENYING SPECIAL EXCEPTION APPLICATION FOR AN EVENT VENUE. [00:15:03] YOU WANT TO TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THAT KENT? YEAH, JUST ANOTHER HALL FOR HIRE SPECIAL EXCEPTION APPLICATION. I'LL RUN THROUGH THIS QUITE QUICK. IT'S OVER AT THE NEW PLAZA WE HAVE ON UNIVERSITY WHERE THE MUV MEDICAL IS. IT'S SWEET. IT'S AN EXISTING VANILLA SHELL SUITE. ABOUT 3,600FT². AND ESSENTIALLY WHAT THEY WANT TO DO IS HAVE A HALL FOR HIRE THERE, YOU KNOW, KIND OF A LUXURY EVENT VENUE SPACE. THERE'S ADEQUATE PARKING ON THE SITE WITH AN ADDITIONAL SURPLUS OF 26 VEHICLES. THERE IS THE PLAZA THERE ON THE AERIAL AT THE TOP LEFT, AND THAT'S THE SUITE AT THE RIGHT. SO THERE'S THIS PLAZA HERE. YOU GUYS ARE FAMILIAR WITH IT ON UNIVERSITY. IT WAS BUILT IN 2019. IT'S COMPLETELY SPRINKLED. THERE'S ADEQUATE DISTANCE SEPARATION EVEN THOUGH IT'S NOT RESIDENTIAL SEPARATION IS NOT A REQUIREMENT. WE JUST WANTED TO INDICATE THAT THERE'S ADEQUATE BUFFERING IN THE REAR. AND THEN THERE'S THOROUGHFARES IN THE FRONT. THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION IS REQUIRED BECAUSE IT'S IN THE MU MIXED USE NEIGHBORHOOD ZONING DISTRICT. PLANNING BOARD REVIEWED IT AND RECOMMENDED APPROVAL. AND THEN THE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE THIS KIND OF HALL FOR HIRE SPACE FOR EVENTS PARTIES AND SO WHAT CONTAINED WITHIN SIDE OF THE BUILDING. THESE ARE THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION REVIEW CRITERIA THAT IT HAS TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE WITH. WE REVIEWED THE REVIEW CRITERIA. WE INDICATED THAT IT'S CONSISTENT WITH THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. CALL FOR HIGHER USE IS APPROPRIATE WITH THE COMMERCIAL LAND USE DESIGNATION. AS MENTIONED I PROVIDED THE BUFFERING AND THE MAJOR THOROUGHFARE SEPARATION. IT'S IN AN EXISTING COMMERCIAL PLAZA THAT HAS REMAINED VACANT SINCE IT WAS BUILT. THERE'S ADEQUATE TRAFFIC CIRCULATION. THE NEAREST HALL FIRE IS ABOUT 1.4 MILES AWAY AT MCNAB AND NORTH LAUDERDALE AVENUE. THERE IS NO OUTSTANDING VIOLATION SINCE IT WAS, YOU KNOW, COMPLETELY VACANT. AND THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION CONDITIONS THAT WE ARE PROPOSING IS THAT YOU KNOW, ALL VIOLATIONS HAVE TO BE RESOLVED PRIOR TO THE BTR, BUT THERE'S NONE. THE TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS MUST BE ACKNOWLEDGED IN WRITING IF THEY WERE TO EVER TRANSFER HALL FOR HIRE TO ANOTHER HALL FOR HIRE. NO EVENTS SHALL BE OPERATING BETWEEN 2 A.M. AND 8 A.M., CONSISTENT WITH THE OTHER HALL FOR HIRES IN THE COMMUNITY THAT WERE APPROVED. NO ALCOHOL SHALL BE SERVED BETWEEN 2 A.M. AND 8 A.M. AND IF THEY DO WANT TO SERVE ALCOHOL OUTSIDE OF THOSE TIMES, THEY HAVE TO APPLY FOR THE CERTAIN SPECIFIC STATE LICENSING TO DO THAT. AND THEN THEY HAVE TO MAINTAIN THE PROPERTY, MAINTAIN THE ESTHETICS, MAKE SURE THAT EVERYTHING IS CLEAN DURING THEIR EVENTS AS WELL. I'LL BE AVAILABLE. THANK YOU KENT. JUST A QUICK QUESTION. THE, ANY VIOLATIONS YOU MENTIONED THAT THERE'S NONE BECAUSE IT'S A NEW SPACE. WHAT ABOUT THE ENTIRE PLAZA? IS, YOU LOOK AT THE ENTIRE PLAZA OR JUST THE SUITE THAT THAT'S NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED? I BELIEVE STAFF LOOKED AT THE ENTIRE PLAZA, BUT I'LL DOUBLE CHECK. OKAY. AND IN TERMS OF THE ALCOHOL, SERVING OF ALCOHOL. THEY REQUIRE A STATE LICENSE. AND DOES THE CITY HAVE ANY ROLE IN THAT MONITORING OR ENFORCEMENT? I CAN CHECK, I CAN LOOK INTO THAT. I, I'M NOT SURE. SO IF THEY HAVE A THIRD-PARTY PROVIDER WITH STATE LICENSE TO SERVE ALCOHOL AND THEY SERVE ALCOHOL EVERY NIGHT. IS THAT COMPLIANT? THEY WOULD HAVE TO ALSO GET THEIR LICENSE TOO, AS WELL AS NOT JUST FOR THE VENDOR FROM WHAT I'M UNDERSTANDING. SO THEY WOULD JUST HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY ABIDE BY ALL STATE REQUIREMENTS. IF THEY'RE SELLING ALCOHOL WITHIN THE SPECIFIC TIME, THAT THEY WILL JUST HAVE TO FOLLOW THE REQUIREMENTS AS ANYONE ELSE. IF THEY SERVE ALCOHOL EVERY TIME THEY HAVE AN EVENT. I DON'T THINK THERE'S ANY RESTRICTION ON THAT. AGAIN, MY QUESTION IS IF THEY HAVE A THIRD-PARTY PRESENT SERVING ALCOHOL EVERY NIGHT. THEN THEN. IS THAT STILL A HOLE FOR HIRE? IT IS, BUT THEY WOULD HAVE TO HAVE THE LICENSE, THE ACTUAL TENANT PLUS THE VENDOR. SO THE TENANT HAS TO HAVE THE ALCOHOL LICENSE. IS THAT A ONE TIME OR? IT'S A LICENSE THAT THEY RENEW YEARLY. YEARLY. OKAY. AND THAT LICENSE REQUIRE CITY APPROVAL THROUGH. [00:20:02] THE LOCATION. OKAY. YEAH. AND THAT'S A ONCE-A-YEAR THING. BUT I'M TALKING ABOUT YOU KNOW, IT'S A WHOLE FOR HIRE. SO IS IT EXPECTED TO BE OCCUPIED? EVERY SINGLE DAY AND IF NEEDED TO SERVE ALCOHOL EVERY SINGLE DAY. IT KIND OF TURNS IT INTO A YOU KNOW RESTAURANT, NIGHTCLUB KIND OF A THING. I'M NOT SURE TO THE EXTENT YOU WOULD HAVE TO ASK THE APPLICANT. OKAY. AND THEN CITY CLERK HAS THE THE COMMISSION SCHEDULE FOR [11.a 2027 Commission Meeting Schedule Discussion Presented by City Clerk, Kimberly Dillon.] 2027 ALREADY. YES. IN ANTICIPATION OF THE 2027 CALENDAR YEAR FOR OUR CITY COMMISSION MEETING AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, WE BRING FORTH THE ITEM AS WE GENERATE THE SCHEDULE AND LOOK AT POSSIBLE CONFLICTS AS IT RELATES TO HOLIDAYS AND OR ROUTINE MEETINGS THAT WE CANCEL ON A YEARLY BASIS. AND SO FOR 2027, THERE IS ONE MEETING THAT IS AFFECTED BY A JEWISH HOLIDAY. AND THAT'S THE APRIL 27TH MEETING. AND SO THE PROPOSAL IS FOR US TO REMOVE, TO MOVE THAT MEETING AND RESCHEDULE IT FROM THE 28TH TO THE 27TH, AND THEN OUR REGULAR ROUTINE CANCELLATIONS OF THE MEETING AND THE SECOND MEETING IN NOVEMBER, AS WELL AS THE SECOND MEETING IN DECEMBER DUE TO THE HOLIDAYS. WHAT ABOUT MID-YEAR CANCELLATIONS IN TERMS OF DURING COMMISSION HIATUS? SO THOSE BECAUSE THAT'S PRESCRIBED BY OR ORDINANCE AND OUR CODE, THOSE MEETINGS ARE NOT USUALLY BROUGHT FOR THE COMMISSION TO DISCUSS AND MAKE CANCELLATIONS OR HAVE CONSENSUS ON. THAT'S JUST A SPECIFIC TIME PERIOD IN THE SUMMER THAT WE CANCEL THOSE MEETINGS. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. WELL, THAT CONCLUDES THE ITEMS ON THE AGENDA. SO UNLESS WE HAVE ANYTHING ELSE TO DISCUSS. THAT CONCLUDES OUR MEETING. THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH. * This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.