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CITY OF PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES DECEMBER 3, 2025, 9:00 A.M. 120 LAISHLEY COURT PUNTA GORDA, FL 33950 MEMBERS PRESENT: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk MEMBERS ABSENT: Denton CITY STAFF PRESENT: Interim City Manager Reichert; Interim City Attorney Leskovich; Kristin Simeone, Finance Director; Tom Spencer, Utilities Director; Ron Everts, Public Works Director; Jeff Payne, Human Resources Manager; Boyd Lawrence, Planning Director; Pam Smith, Police Chief; Holden Gibbs, Fire Chief; Anne Heinen, Procurement Manager; Bradford Schuette, Information Technology Manager; Deputy City Clerk Falkner CALL TO ORDER Mayor Lux called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m., noting Councilmember Denton was absent. Carlo Cargiulo provided the invocation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. AGENDA APPROVAL Mayor Lux requested to add an item regarding additional holiday days to the regular agenda. Consensus of Council was to add same as Item 6.j. 1) PROCLAMATIONS / PRESENTATIONS 1.a 2025 Digital Cities Award Exhibits: Cover Page City Manager Reichert presented the award to Information Technology (IT) staff. Bradford Schuette, IT Manager, thanked Council for their recognition, then introduced the City's IT staff and thanked them for all their hard work. Alicia Oates, Business Analyst, presented a brief overview of the City's new website, highlighting the home page layout, changes in the permits page, and the addition of the citizen engagement and veterans’ resources pages. She then encouraged residents to share their feedback via the link on the home page. 1.b Punta Gorda Kiwanis Day Exhibits: Cover Page Punta Gorda Kiwanis Day Mayor Lux presented the Kiwanis Day proclamation to Deb Bailey, Punta Gorda Kiwanis Club President. Deb Bailey thanked Council for their recognition, speaking on the Kiwanis Club's mission to support youth and on its positive impact on the community.

1.c Marilyn Thorndycraft Day Exhibits: Cover Page Marilyn Thorndycraft Day Councilmember Lockhart presented the proclamation to Lisa Heid, Marilyn Thorndycraft's daughter. Lisa Heid thanked Council for their recognition, speaking on her mother's contributions to the community. 1.d Service Award Exhibits: Cover Page City Manager Reichert presented the 25-year service award to Fire Chief Holden Gibbs, highlighting his deep commitment to public safety. Chief Gibbs thanked Council for the recognition, speaking on the support and contributions of his family and colleagues. Ron Cohowcz, Building Official, presented the 10-year service award to Mike Robinson, Building Inspector, speaking on his contributions to the City. 2) PUBLIC INPUT 2.a Those wishing to introduce themselves as nominees for a board or committee may do so at this time. Those who choose to speak must state their name for the record. Charlie Noble displayed a website for preservation of the Calostimucu statue, summarizing the history of the Whispering Giant carvings and encouraging the community to contribute. Kathy Kemeny introduced herself as a previous candidate for the Building Board, noting that at present she would like to withdraw her application. She spoke in favor of Council reappointing Garrett Kizer. 2.b Anyone wishing to address the Council on any matter must state their name for the record. Each person will be allowed to speak up to a maximum of three minutes. Dawn Goode spoke on Item 3.a., requesting Council consult the Historic Preservation Advisory Board prior to adopting the ordinance. Randy Thibaut stated he would like to speak during Item 6.d. Brian Blankenship requested Council consider a waiver on sewer charges for pool refills due to resurfacing. He also spoke on Item 6.b., noting the Peace River Bicycle Club was in support of the bridge's construction. 3) PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA (Quasi-Judicial or Legislative) 3.a LEGISLATIVE - FIRST READING - GA-10-2025 - An ordinance of the City of Punta Gorda, Florida, Amending Punta Gorda Code of Ordinances Chapter 7, Building Regulations, Article V, Floodplain Management Code, Chapter 1,

Administration, Section 103, Duties and Powers of the Floodplain Administrator, Section 103.4, Substantial Improvement and Substantial Damage Determinations, relating to floodplain management; establishing requirements for substantial damage determinations for historic structures or properties; providing requirements for historic structures or properties determined to be substantially damaged; providing for historic preservation considerations; providing for severability, providing for conflicts; and an effective date. Exhibits: Cover Page Proposed Ordinance Interim City Attorney Leskovich read the ordinance by title. Ron Cohowcz summarized the ordinance's intent, stating it would provide a substantial damage letter upon request to historic property owners who had obtained a Certificate of Appropriateness in order to be eligible for grant funds to elevate structures and bring them into compliance with current flood requirements. He emphasized the proposed ordinance did not mandate any action or change any processes that were the purview of the Historic Preservation Advisory Board. Interim City Attorney Leskovich summarized his concerns regarding potential conflict with Senate Bill (SB) 250 and 180, noting the ordinance seemed to comply with the City's Code of Ordinances. Mayor Lux opened the floor for public comment, calling three times for same. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to close the public hearing, SECONDED by Councilmember Julian. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. Councilmember Julian MOVED to approve GA-10-2025, SECONDED by Councilmember Lockhart. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. Councilmember Lockhart thanked Ron Cohowcz for his thorough explanation. 3.b QUASI-JUDICIAL - V-04-2025- A request by Veronica Martin of TDM Consulting, Inc., as the Authorized Agent on behalf of David Fry, Applicant, authorized by 126 E Olympia Ave, LLC, Property Owner, for a variance pursuant to Chapter 26, Section 16.10, Punta Gorda Code, from multiple sections of Chapter 26, Punta Gorda Code, pertaining to design requirements to allow the construction of an outdoor entertainment venue on an approximate 0.50-acre portion of the property located at 126 E Olympia Avenue, Punta Gorda, Florida 33950. The applicant is requesting a variance from Sections 3.9(g)(7), 3.9(g)(9), 3.9(e)(2), 3.9(e)(3), 3.9(e)(4), 7.4(a)(2), 7.4(a)(4), 7.4(d)(8), 7.4(d)(9), and 7.4(d)(11). Exhibits: Cover Page Application BZA Staff Report Site Plan **AMENDED AFTER BZA MEETING** V-04-2025 CC Staff Report

Interim City Attorney Leskovich swore in hearing participants and read the agenda item by title only. Rachel Barry, Zoning Official, provided a brief summary of the Olympia Yard project, noting the proposed uses were permitted under the City's Code of Ordinances and reviewing the recommendations from the Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) and Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) contained in the staff report. David Fry, applicant, gave a brief presentation of the proposed project, reviewing design elements. He noted the on-site food trucks would be third-party vendors operating under annual leases. He described the proposed entertainment options and spoke on ways the project would give back to the community, including hosting fundraisers for local organizations. He reviewed the site plan, emphasizing the drop off location and noting there was no on-site parking. Veronica Martin, TDM Consulting, recalled the positive feedback received at the BZA meeting. She summarized the variances requested this date, noting architectural requirements that were inapplicable to modified shipping containers. Mayor Lux opened the floor for public comment, calling three times for same. Councilmember Julian MOVED to close the public hearing, SECONDED by Councilmember Lockhart. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. Councilmember Polk spoke in favor of the project, expressing enthusiasm for the impact it would have on the downtown area. Councilmember Julian MOVED to approve application V-04-2025 with conditions identified in the staff report, SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. 3.c QUASI-JUDICIAL - V-06-2025- A request by Michael Simone, Property Owner, for a variance from minimum setback requirements pursuant to Chapter 26, Section 16.10, Punta Gorda Code to allow a 6.8-foot side yard setback for a partially constructed addition to the home instead of the minimum 7.5-foot setback as required by Chapter 26, Section 3.4, Punta Gorda Code, at 959 Messina Drive. Exhibits: Cover Page Application Site Plan BZA Staff Report **AMENDED AFTER BZA MEETING** V-06-2025 CC Staff Report. Interim City Attorney Leskovich read the agenda item by title only. Rachel Barry, Zoning Official, reviewed the application for variance on setback requirements. She noted the property was zoned as General Single-family - 3.5 units per acre and reviewed the approval criteria considered by staff, highlighting that the property owner had obtained proper permits, building plans, and a survey from licensed professionals.

Michael Simone, applicant, summarized the history of the project and emphasized all phases of the structure addition had been inspected. He noted construction had been stopped for approximately 5 weeks. Discussion ensued regarding the variance's impact on the neighboring property owner. Mayor Lux opened the floor for public comment, calling 3 times for same. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to close the public hearing, SECONDED by Councilmember Julian. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to approve application V-06-2025 with staff conditions, SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. 4) ORDINANCES / RESOLUTIONS (No Public Hearing Required) 4.a LEGISLATIVE - SECOND READING - GA-09-2025 - An Ordinance of the City of Punta Gorda, Florida, repealing Chapter 17, "Utilities," of the Code of Ordinances in its entirety and adopting a new Chapter 17, "Utilities"; providing for the regulation, operation, and administration of the City's water, wastewater, and reclaimed water systems; providing for the conflicts and severability; and providing an effective date. Exhibits: Cover Page Proposed Ordinance Exhibit A - Chapter 17 Utilities.pdf Interim City Attorney Leskovich read the ordinance by title only. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to approve GA-09-2025, SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. 4.b A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Punta Gorda, Florida for fees to be adopted by resolution for water and wastewater capacity (connections) and associated fees under Chapter 17; and providing an effective date. Exhibits: Cover Page Proposed Resolution Demonstrated Needs Study Results Workshop Presentation Interim City Attorney Leskovich read the resolution by title only. Kristin Simeone, Finance Director, stated the resolution was related to the recently approved ordinance that adopted utilities service rate increases. Councilmember Polk MOVED to approve Item 4.b., SECONDED by Councilmember Lockhart. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk

ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. 4.c A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Punta Gorda, Florida for rates and fees to be adopted by resolution for all water and wastewater rates and fees referenced under Chapter 17 (excluding capacity and associated fees adopted under separate resolution); and providing an effective date. Exhibits: Cover Page Proposed Resolution Interim City Attorney Leskovich read the resolution by title only. Kristin Simeone, Finance Director, stated this resolution addressed remaining fees in the the recently approved utilities service rate increase ordinance. Councilmember Julian inquired whether the resident comment regarding sewer rates should be addressed at this time. Consensus of Council was to discuss same during Councilmember comments. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to approve Item 4.c., SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. 5) CONSENT AGENDA Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to approve the consent agenda, SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk ABSENT: Denton MOTION CARRIED. NOTE: City Council recessed for a short break at 10:37 a.m. 5.a Proof of Loss - Hurricane Ian Exhibits: Cover Page Proof of Loss Damage Deductible and Payment 5.b Invoice of Persson, Cohen & Mooney, P.A. for legal services rendered through November 4, 2025, in the amount of $924.00 Exhibits: Cover Page Invoice #6442 in the amount of $924.00 5.c Demolition Permits Update Exhibits: Cover Page Demo Permits 6) REGULAR AGENDA

6.a Kayak Survey Results Exhibits: Cover Page Kayak Survey Presentation Rick Lehmkuhl, Grants Coordinator, provided a brief summary of the survey and its results, noting same were anecdotal due to the low response rate. He stated there was significant interest in kayak kiosks at a City park, with the beach area at Ponce de Leon Park being the most favored location. He noted there was interest in regular rental availability and that respondents were largely interested in a public-private partnership with the City to provide same. He also reviewed freeform comments submitted and requested Council direction on next steps. Councilmember Lockhart expressed preference to pursue a marketing campaign to increase engagement on this topic for additional feedback prior to acting, opining that water recreation rentals were a low priority for Urban Design given other needs of the City. Mayor Lux concurred, receiving confirmation from City Manager Reichert that Laishley Marina had existing kayak rentals. Councilmembers Julian and Polk concurred with Councilmember Lockhart, acknowledging the public interest and confirming the kayak rental concept was favorable for the City. City Manager Reichert confirmed that consensus of Council was to table the project for now, noting the higher priority of other departmental projects. 6.b South Fork Alligator Creek Florida Department of Transportation Grant Exhibits: Cover Page Alligator Creek Presentation Rick Lehmkuhl introduced Lakshmi Gurram, MPO, and provided a brief summary of the project, stating the proposal was to construct a bridge to connect the Multi- use Recreational Trail (MURT), noting the project was part of the Punta Gorda Pathways. Lakshmi Gurram reviewed the funding for the project, noting the project complied with the Transportation Element of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. He displayed photos of the current MURT trail, noting there was a public safety issue with having MURT users travel on a busy, multi-lane portion of US 41 to reach the other part of the trail. Councilmember Julian stated he had spoken with Commissioner Tiseo and reviewed the County Commission meeting, noting their concern was regarding the increased cost of the north bridge at Alligator Creek. He stated there was uncertainty regarding the maintenance costs and cost overruns for the design/engineering phase. Lakshmi Gurram responded the way to minimize risk of overruns was to develop realistic cost estimates during the bid process. Discussion ensued regarding the project's costs and available grant funds as well as the burden on City staff and potential alternatives to the project. City Manager Reichert received confirmation from Lakshmi Gurram that the local agency program agreement needed to be signed by June 2026 to secure the grant funds, expressing concern the timeframe was too brief to contract with a design consultant by that deadline.

Consensus of Council was to table the agreement until they received clarification on exact requirements to obtain the grant funds. 6.c Code Compliance Case No. 25-88367, 26072 Seminole Lakes Boulevard Exhibits: Cover Page Rachel Barry, Zoning Official, explained the the subject property had multiple violations, of which the most concerning for life, health, and safety was a missing pool enclosure. She indicated On October 21, 2025, the Code Enforcement Board ordered the property owner to bring the property into compliance within 15 days of receipt of the order and also asked staff to request City Council's authorization to install a temporary fence if the pool was not secured within that timeframe. She stated the pool still was not secured. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED authorization for staff to install a temporary fence around the pool structure, SECONDED by Councilmember Polk. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. 6.d Interlocal Agreement, Bulk Water Service Exhibits: Cover Page Exhibit A *CITY COUNTY INTERLOCAL UTILITY AGREEMENT Tom Spencer explained the interlocal agreement would allow provision of up to 500,000 gallons of potable water per day from Charlotte County to the City of Punta Gorda for a period of up to 6 years or until the City's water facility upgrade was complete. Councilmember Polk received clarification from Tom Spencer of infrastructure proposed by a developer. She noted the area was outside of the City's utilities service area, questioning whether the City would be required to provide service to surrounding properties in that area. Tom Spencer replied the service area would be expanded, indicating developers would be responsible for costs related to expanding lines. He noted water would be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Councilmember Polk received confirmation from Tom Spencer that the City would be purchasing the water at a bulk price. Discussion ensued regarding the provision of the 500,000 gallons to the City and the rezoning process for properties in the expanded service area. Randy Thibaut spoke on the economic significance of development that the interlocal agreement would facilitate. Councilmember Polk inquired about the density for the acreage dedicated to residential and workforce housing. Randy Thibaut replied the County required development of multifamily, workforce housing in the project area, summarizing the objectives discussed with the County. Derek Rooney, applicant's agent, spoke on the favorable aspects of the agreement and concurred with Councilmembers’ suggestion to clarify with the County about zoning changes.

Councilmember Julian MOVED approval of the interlocal agreement, SECONDED by Councilmember Lockhart. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. 6.e Road Closure Request: Event Permit 25-195855 - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade - January 19, 2026 Exhibits: Cover Page Application Rachel Barry reviewed the request. Councilmember Polk MOVED approval of the event permit and request for road closures, SECONDED by Councilmember Julian. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. 6.f Road Closure Request: Event Permit 25-195951- Sullivan Street Craft Fair - January 17-18, March 7-8, September 19-20, and November 28-29, 2026 Exhibits: Cover Page Application Rachel Barry reviewed the request, noting separate applications were being requested for each event. Councilmember Lockhart inquired about access complaints. Rachel Barry noted that staff could be scheduled to ensure access was maintained during events. Councilmember Polk MOVED approval of the event permit and road closures for the January 2026 dates, SECONDED by Councilmember Julian. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. 6.g Punta Gorda Housing Authority Request for Waiver of Sanitation Refuse, Recycling, and Yard Waste at Oak Tree Village. Exhibits: Cover Page Kristin Simeone, Finance Director, summarized the request to waive refuse, recycling, and yard waste fees for uninhabitable properties. Councilmember Lockhart suggested reducing the fees to a single-family rate. Kristin Simeone stated the reduction for refuse would be $481 per month, noting staff would have to review the recycling fees. She stated the reduction for yard waste would be $121.80 per month. Councilmember Julian noted a timeline for the proposed waiver was needed. Councilmember Polk inquired whether the water meters would be removed. Kurt Pentelecuc, Punta Gorda housing Authority Executive Director, stated there was a single meter that serviced 30 units.

Councilmember Polk inquired about whether the existing meter could service the proposed higher density. Tom Spencer replied staff would need to review the proposed plans. Mayor Lux spoke in favor of maintaining the current fees. Councilmember Julian concurred with Councilmember Lockhart’s suggestion. Kurt Pentelecuc noted there was no income from that property, stating that historically, the majority of the revenue was from residents. City Manager Reichert recalled similar concerns raised during Hurricane Charley, noting Council had previously decided against adjusting fees. Councilmember Lockhart MOVED to reduce the fees by charging them at the single-family rate, SECONDED by Councilmember Julian. AYE: Julian, Lockhart. NAY: Polk, Lux. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION FAILED. 6.h Projects and Grants Update Exhibits: Cover Page Project and Grant Updates Dec. 3 DRC Agenda Items October and Nov. City Manager Reichert reviewed updates on grants and various City projects. 6.i Approval to Single Source with Lenco Industries, Inc. of Pittsfield, Ma for the purchase of a Customized Bear Cat G3 Emergency Vehicle, and future parts, maintenance, and services. Exhibits: Cover Page Blanket Notice of Intended Decision Anne Heinen, Procurement, reviewed the solicitation stating it included parts, maintenance, and services with an initial warranty of 5 years. Councilmember Polk MOVED approval of the agreement, SECONDED by Councilmember. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. City Manager Reichert inquired as to the Fat Truck acquisition. Holden Gibbs, Fire Chief, indicated same should be procured prior to the next hurricane season. Kristin Simeone questioned whether City Council would authorize City Manager Reichert to purchase the Fat Truck if same was ready during City Council's winter break. Consensus of City Council was to do so. 6.j Staff Holiday Pay City Manager Reichert indicated the State of Florida had opted to grant employees 3 days’ vacation for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. She

requested City Council grant employees an additional day off on December 26, 2025. Councilmember Julian spoke in favor of granting an additional day for New Years as well. Councilmember Lockhart expressed approval for same. Councilmember Julian MOVED approval of granting an additional day off for Christmas and New Years, SECONDED by Councilmember Lockhart. AYE: Julian, Lockhart, Lux, Polk. ABSENT: Denton. MOTION CARRIED. Interim City Attorney Leskovich clarified the added days off were December 26, 2025, and January 2, 2026. 7) BOARDS / COMMITTEE 7.a Announcement of Vacancies: Building Board (1 contractor seat) Exhibits: Cover Page Building Board Kemeny Application Kizer Application Deputy City Clerk Falkner announced the vacancy. 7.b Announcement of Vacancies: Punta Gorda Housing Authority (tenant commissioner seat) Exhibits: Cover Page Deputy City Clerk Falkner announced the vacancy. 7.c Announcement of Vacancies: Code Enforcement Board (1 alternate) Exhibits: Cover Page Code Enforcement Board Deputy City Clerk Falkner announced the vacancy. 7.d Announcement of Vacancies: Historic Preservation Advisory Board (1 regular) Exhibits: Cover Page Deputy City Clerk Falkner announced the vacancy. 7.e Announcement of Vacancies: Firefighters' Pension Board (City resident at-large) Exhibits: Cover Page Deputy City Clerk Falkner announced the vacancy. 7.f Announcement of Vacancies: Burnt Store Isles Canal Advisory Committee

Deputy City Clerk Falkner explained William Drummond declined his appointment, announcing the vacancy he would have filled. 8) REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS 8.a City Clerk Deputy City Clerk Falkner requested businesses that had not renewed their business tax receipt do so prior to the end of the month, adding businesses that had closed should report same to the City Clerk's Office. She noted non-renewed businesses would soon be reported to the Code Compliance Division. She then announced the City Clerk's Office would be participating in the Suncoast Remake Learning Days, encouraging businesses interested in collaborating with the City to reach out to the City Clerk's Office. 8.b City Manager City Manager Reichert questioned whether City Council was interested in installing additional speed limit signs in certain areas. Consensus of City Council was to consider same. City Manager Reichert asked whether City Council would consider using space at Herald Court Centre for the Fire Department operations. Holden Gibbs, Fire Chief, explained the Fire Department needed more space at Fire Station 1, suggesting the administrative staff be relocated to the Herald Court Centre in order to open up space for on-duty firefighters. Consensus of City Council was to do so. City Manager Reichert questioned whether City Council would move the second January meeting to January 29, 2026, in order to accommodate attendance of the Florida League of Cities' Legislative Action Days. Consensus of City Council was to do so. 8.c Interim City Attorney Interim City Attorney Leskovich indicated the RJ Gorman case was still proceeding. He then noted a resident was suing the City for not removing yard debris more quickly after recent hurricanes. 9) COUNCIL MEMBER COMMENTS Councilmember Lockhart requested presentations be held to the 20-minute time limit per the City's Rules of Procedure. She recalled the residential sports court issue that had previously been before Council, requesting a future agenda item regarding same. Consensus of Council was to add same to a future agenda. Councilmember Lockhart then discussed concerns about a seated board member. She noted the City Clerk's Office did not vet applications. Deputy City Clerk Falkner explained certain boards allowed for certain members to not be City residents, such as the Building Board's contractor seats. She explained the City Clerk's Office only verified that applicants met the eligibility requirements and performed no further vetting; however, same could be done if City Council provided clarification of what vetting was desired.

Councilmember Lockhart announced the Animal Welfare League (AWL) partnered with the Punta Gorda Police and Fire Departments to create calendars to benefit the AWL. Councilmember Julian requested inclusion of a future agenda item for pool maintenance. Consensus of Council was to do so. Councilmember Julian then requested that Mayor Lux apologize for not enforcing the rules of procedure, recalling the public comment allowed at the November 19, 2025, meeting. Councilmember Polk thanked Punta Gorda Police Department for the arrests recently made, expressing concern about illegal activity in her district. Mayor Lux apologized to Councilmember Julian. She then wished everyone happy holidays. 10) PUBLIC INPUT 10.a Anyone wishing to address the Council on any matter must state their name for the record. Each person will be allowed to speak up to a maximum of three minutes. Tim Ritchie spoke on best management practices that he would like to see implemented to address debris buildup in the stormwater outfalls. He requested Councilmembers draft letters regarding Mosaic constructing industrial wastewater infrastructure at each of their facilities. Gary Skillicorn spoke on the MURT trail. Derek Rooney spoke on working with the County on interlocal agreements, suggesting requests for meetings should be highly specific in proposed topics. Tom Spencer noted that watering restrictions were back in effect due to drought condition parameters set forth in Chapter 17, encouraging residents to check their irrigation timers and discussed best practices for lawn watering. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 12:42 p.m.