Regular City Commission Meeting - via Zoom/Hybrid

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SARASOTA CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 17, 2023 PRESENT: Mayor Kyle Scott Battie, Vice Mayor Liz Alpert, Commissioners Erik Arroyo, Jen Ahearn-Koch, Debbie Trice, and City Manager Marlon Brown, City Attorney Robert Fournier, and City Auditor and Clerk Shayla Griggs (via Zoom/Hybrid) ABSENT: None 9:02: 16 AM. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Battie at 9:02 AM. 9:02:38AM. INVOCATION : City Auditor and Clerk Griggs 9:02:50 AM. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Battie 9:03:14 AM. PLEDGE OF PUBLIC CONDUCT: City Auditor and Clerk Griggs 9:03:43 AM. 1. CHANGE TO THE ORDER OF THE DAY: A) Please add under New Business, Agenda Item No. Xll.1., Approval Re: Possible City Commission Workshop Dates, per the request of City Manager Brown Mayor Battie noted Commission consensus to approve the Change to the Order of the Day. 9:03:59AM . APPROVE PROPOSED AGENDA SCHEDULE 9:04:05 AM . A motion was made by Commissioner Arroyo, seconded by Vice Mayor Alpert to approve the proposed Agenda Schedule, which carried by a 5-0 vote. 9:05:00 A.M. 2. SCHEDULED PRESENTATIONS {AGENDA ITEM II) 1) PRESENTATION RE: WATER TREATMENT PLANT WATER QUALITY PROJECT UPDATE (AGENDA ITEM 11-1) 9:05:14 AM. Director William "Bill" Riebe, Utilities Department, came before the Commission presented and referred from a PowerPoint presentation displayed on the Chambers monitors entitled "Water Treatment Plant Water Quality Improvement Project." Book 68 Page 40034 01/17/23 9:00 A.M.

City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 9:08 A.M. 9:08 : 37 A.M. Book 68 01/17/23 Questions posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch were addressed by Mr. Riebe. 9:10:50 A.M. Page 40035 9:00AM . Request made by the City Manager to Mr. Riebe to explain Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) for the viewing audience was addressed. 9:11 :37 A.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Arroyo were addressed by Mr. Riebe and the City Manager provided input, and the request made for a copy of the Taste and Odor Study will be provided to the Commission . 9:18:11 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic and posed a question which was addressed by Mr Riebe. 9:18:37 A.M. Question posed by the Mayor was addressed by Mr. Riebe. 9:20:20 A.M. Request made by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch to Mr. Riebe to explain the difference between gray and reclaimed water was addressed. 9:22: 12 A.M. Mayor Battie thanked Mr. Riebe for the presentation. No Action Taken 9:22:37 A.M. 3. CITIZENS' INPUT CONCERNING CITY TOPICS (AGENDA ITEM Ill ) 9:23:41 A.M. Jose Fernandez, City resident, referred from a PowerPoint presentation displayed on the Chambers monitors entitled "SPAC vs Van Wezel," indicating the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall (VWPAH) has required subsidies in the past but not recently, and asked "Does the City have a Business Plan for this new Sarasota Performing Arts Center (SPAC) in order to find out if it can support itself?", a request is being made for the Commission to avoid paralysis by analysis. 9:26:43 A.M. Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. Mayor Battie left and returned to his seat at 9:27 A.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 9:29 A.M.

• ;z 9:29:45 A.M. Flo Entler, City resident and President of the Arlington Park Neighborhood Association, displayed printed material on the Chambers monitors entitled "Arlington Park Neighborhood Association" along with photographs, indicating City Staff is thanked for assisting with the free "Concert in the Park" which was well-attended. 9:31:57 A.M . Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. 9:33 :32 A.M. 4. CONSENT AGENDA NO. 1 (AGENDA ITEM V I} 9:33:41 A.M. Commissioner Trice requested to remove from Consent No. 1, Agenda Item VI , Item No. 3. 1) Approval Re: Authorize the City Manager to execute the Federally Funded Subaward and Grant Agreement between the City of Sarasota and the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management for DR-4673-Hurricane Ian, Agreement Number 23046 (Agenda Item Vl-1) 2) Approval Re: Authorize the City Manager to execute a Subrecipient Agreement between the City of Sarasota and the State of Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) for the Federally Funded Community Development Block Grant Mitigation Program Agreement, DEO Agreement No. MT120, for resiliency and mitigation improvements at The Bay Park in the amount of $10,418,271.00 (Agenda Item Vl-2) 4) Approval Re: Authorize the Mayor and City Auditor and Clerk to execute Agreements between the City of Sarasota and McKim & Creed, Inc., Hazen & Sawyer, PC, Infrastructure Solution Services, George F. Young Inc., ADEAS-Q, (RFP No. 22-08 BK) for Engineering Services for Small Utilities and Public Works Infrastructure Projects with an annual total estimated cost in the amount of $200,000.00 (Agenda Item Vl-4) 9: 33 :58A.M . A motion was made by Commissioner Arroyo, seconded by Vice Mayor Alpert to approve Item Nos. 1, 2, and 4, which carried by a 5-0 vote. 9:34: 19 A.M. 5. ITEM REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA NO. 1 (AGENDA ITEM V I) 3) Approval Re: Authorize the Mayor and City Auditor and Clerk to execute the Agreement between the City of Sarasota and the State of Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) for Landscape Maintenance and Installation for the U.S. 41 and Gulfstream Avenue Roundabout (Agenda Item Vl-3) Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40036 9:00A.M .

Book 68 Page 40037 01/17/23 9:00 A.M. 9:34:30 A.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic and stated that the item was removed to afford citizens an opportunity to acknowledge the Commission is doing their due diligence as to whether or not to make this optional enhancement of landscaping and the City Manager provided input. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 9:35 A.M . 9:38 :08 A.M. A motion was made by Commissioner Trice, seconded by Vice Mayor Alpert to approve Item No. 3, which carried by a 5-0 vote. 9:38:30 A.M. 6. CONSENT AGENDA NO. 2 (AGENDA ITEM VII) 9:39:07 A.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs read proposed Resolution No. 22R-3156 by title only. 1) Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3156, authorizing the execution by the Mayor and attestation by the City Auditor and Clerk on behalf of the City of Sarasota of the Landscape Maintenance and Installation Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Transportation and the City of Sarasota, etc. (Title Only) (Agenda Item Vll-1) 9: 39 :35 A.M . A motion was made by Vice Mayor Alpert, seconded by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch to approve Item No. 1, which carried by a 5-0 vote. 9:40:06A.M. 7. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (AGENDA ITEM IX) 1) ADOPTION RE: SECOND READING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 23-5455, AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SARASOTA, SECTION 23-3.6, COMMERCIAL VENDING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY; TO EXTEND THE HOURS DURING WHICH STATIONARY VENDING IS ALLOWED ON PUBLIC SIDEWALKS AS MORE FULLY SPECIFIED HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; ETC. (TITLE ONLY) (AGENDA ITEM IX-1) 9:40 :37 A.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs read the second reading of proposed Ordinance No. 23-5455 by title only. 9:41 :10 A.M. City Attorney Fournier provided a brief overview of proposed draft Ordinance No. 23-5455 and changes made since first reading which are included in the Agenda backup material. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 9:42 A.M.

9:43: 30 A.M . Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic and voiced concerns, and posed a question to the City Attorney which was addressed. 9:45:19 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the topic. 9:47:41 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic. 9:48:50 A.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the topic and Commissioner Arroyo provided input. 9:50:55A.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic and the City Attorney provided input. 9:53 :20 A.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the topic. 9:54 :34 A.M. A motion was made by Commissioner Arroyo, seconded by Vice Mayor Alpert to adopt proposed Ordinance No . 23-5455 on second reading, which carried by a 3-2 vote, with Commissioners Ahearn-Koch and Trice voting no. 9:55: 12 A.M. 2) DISCUSSION RE: CHARTER OFFICIAL EVALUATION PROCESS AND FORM (AGENDA ITEM IX-2) 9:55:35 A.M. Human Resources Director Stacie Mason, Human Resources Department, came before the Commission and presented . 9:58:49 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic and stated that the current Charter Official Evaluation process and form are adequate and do not pose any changes. 9:59:06 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the topic and stated that upon review of other Charter Officials from around the country there were two notable things which the Commission should consider: 1) Level of accountability, and 2) Adding something simpler or in between in the area(s) of Meeting Expectations . Book68 Page40038 01/17/23 9:00 AM.

10:00:50 A.M. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40039 9:00 A.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the topic and stated that some questions in the current Charter Official Evaluation form are sort of compound or combine too many items which have to be evaluated by the Commissioner(s) and should be separated out; that a suggestion is for each Charter Official to do a self-evaluation. 10 :05:00 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert stated that she favors the idea of simplifying questions and not having compound questions; however, decreasing the number of categories; doing more frequent evaluations for Charter Officials, and having Charter Officials do self-evaluations is not favored. 10 :06:18 A.M. Commissioner Trice stated that having Charter Officials do self-evaluations would be favored versus going through the checklist. 10 :07: 50 A.M . Mayor Battie stated that as previously ind icated to Ms. Mason the current Charter Official Evaluation process and form are favored ; however, the input voiced by other Commissioners has been taken into consideration. 10:08:15 A.M. Ms. Mason sought clarity for Commission consensus to add Level of Accountability and Neutrality to the Charter Official Evaluation form , and Vice Mayor Alpert stated that she is not totally in favor of adding neutrality. 10:10:26 A.M . Commissioner Trice stated that an opportunity is seen to have two line items added to the Charter Official Evaluation form: 1) Neutrality Issues, and 2) Providing advice and guidance based on professional expertise. 10 :13:39 A.M. Question posed by Commissioner Arroyo to the City Auditor and Clerk was addressed . 10:13:48 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo stated that a line item which should be added to the Charter Official Evaluation form is to abide by what is currently outlined in the City Charter (Charter), and Ms. Mason stated that the Charter will be reviewed and if it is not stated that way, then content and direction given is understood. 10:14:26 A.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs on behalf of the Mayor noted Commission consensus to direct Staff to add a line item to the Charter Official Evaluation form to abide by what is currently outlined in the City Charter (Charter).

10:14:35 A.M. Ms . Mason sought directions and Commission consensus for decreasing the rating from five to three on the Charter Official Evaluation form . 10:15:06 A.M . Commissioner Arroyo provided input and Commissioner Ahearn-Koch requested clarification which was received. 10:16:54 A.M . Commissioner Trice stated that decreasing the rating from five to three would suffice while keeping the categories: 1) Does Not Meet 2), Meets, and 3) Exceeds ; that a comment section for adding suggestions for improvements could also be added. 10:17:27 A.M . Vice Mayor Alpert concurred with Commissioner Trice and stated that the belief is a comment section is not necessary under each section since there is enough room at the end. 10:18:00 A.M . City Auditor and Clerk Griggs on behalf of the Mayor noted Commission consensus for Staff to decrease the rating from five to three on the Charter Official Evaluation form while keeping the categories: 1) Does Not Meet 2), Meets, and 3) Exceeds along with a comment section for adding suggestions for improvements at the end. 10: 18:05 A.M. Ms. Mason sought directions and Commission consensus for adding numerical numbers to the overall rating. 10:18:29 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the topic and stated that adding numerical numbers to the overall rating is not favored , and Commissioner Ahearn-Koch stated that she always uses numbers since she likes to quantify what she is doing. 10:19:15 A.M. Commissioner Trice stated that she too opposes adding numerical numbers to the overall rating. 10:20:14 A.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch on behalf of the Mayor noted Commission consensus for Staff to not add numerical numbers to the overall rating but use the three-tiered rating scale on the Charter Official Evaluation form. 10:20:17 A.M . Ms . Mason stated that the purpose of discussion thus far is to ensure the current Charter Official Evaluation process continues to be utilized and sought Commission consensus for Staff to simplify the form by eliminating compound statements and listing the words "and/ or" separately. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40040 9:00 A.M .

Book 68 Page 40041 01/17/23 9:00 A.M . 10 :20 :36 A.M. In response to a question posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch to Ms . Mason asking if the two words "and/ or" could be expressed as one word if they are necessary, Ms . Mason stated that she could review the suggestion if there is Commission consensus. 10:20:49 A.M . Mayor Battie noted Commission consensus for Staff to simplify the current Charter Official Evaluation form by eliminating the compound statements and to review the words "and / or " for expressing as one word . 10 :20:51 A.M. Ms. Mason sought and did not receive Commission consensus to require Charter Officials to do self-evaluations . City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 10:24 A.M. 10 :30 :24 A.M. Ms . Mason sought and did not receive Commission consensus to change the timeframe for receipt of annual Charter Officials evaluations. 10:30:40 A.M. Ms. Mason stated that the proposed changes are noted, and the current Charter Official Evaluation form will be revised and brought back before the Commission for consideration and approval. The Commission recessed at 10 : 31 A. M. and reconvened at 10:38 A.M. 10 :39 :00 A.M . 3) RESCISSION RE: RESCIND APPROVED MOTION MADE BY COMMISSIONER AHEARN•KOCH, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR ALPERT, WHICH CARRIED BY A 3-1 VOTE, TO GO FORWARD WITH THE APPOINTMENTS MADE TO THE DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT THE DECEMBER 5, 2022 REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING AND NOT HAVE THE APPOINTMENTS BROUGHT BACK FOR RE-CONSIDERATION, WITH MAYOR BATTIE VOTING NO AND COMMISSIONER ARROYO BEING ABSENT (AGENDA ITEM IX-3) 10 :39:20 A.M . Mayor Battie presented . 10:42:36 A.M. Citizens' Input received from individuals in the Chambers at City Hall. 10 :56:54 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo posed questions to the City Auditor and Clerk which were addressed and spoke to the topic .

10:59:08 A.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs spoke to the topic. 10:59:41 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic and a question was posed by Commissioner Arroyo about the process which she addressed. 11 :01 :56 A.M . City Attorney Fournier spoke to the topic. 11:04: 14A.M. Question posed by Vice Mayor Alpert to the City Attorney was addressed . 11 :04:40 A.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic and stated that clarity is sought. 11 :06:11 A.M. City Attorney Fournier spoke to the topic and stated that today's motion should be whether to rescind or not rescind the motion made at the December 05, 2022, Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting. 11 :08 :27 A.M . Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the initial motion made at the December 05, 2022, Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting and stated that she does not intend to rescind her vote. 11:11:31 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the topic and stated that rescinding the vote is favored since he was not a part of the initial vote at the December 05, 2022, Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting . 11 :12:09 A.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the topic and posed a question to the City Auditor and Clerk who stated that she did not have the information readily available; however, Deputy City Auditor and Clerk Lori Rivers, Office of the City Auditor and Clerk could address the question. 11:16: 12A.M. Deputy City Auditor and Clerk Rivers came before the Commission, stated that she made the mistake not the City Auditor and Clerk, apologized, and addressed the question posed by the Mayor to the City Auditor and Clerk, and the City Attorney provided input. 11 :17:37 A.M. Questions posed by the Mayor were addressed by the City Attorney. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40042 9:00 A.M .

11 :19:02 A.M. Deputy City Auditor and Clerk Rivers left the Dais . City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to the Dais at 11 :21 A.M. 11 :20:22 A.M. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40043 9:00 A.M. Questions posed by the Vice Mayor were addressed by the City Attorney, and the City Auditor and Clerk asked if new applications would be accepted, the Commission responded no. 11 :24:42 A.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic and posed questions which were addressed by the City Attorney and the Vice Mayor provided input. 11 :28:03 A.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the topic and passed the gavel to the Vice Mayor. 11 :29:47 A.M. A motion was made by Mayor Battie, and seconded by Commissioner Arroyo to rescind the motion made at the December 05, 2022, Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting to afford other applicants an opportunity to apply to the Downtown Improvement District Board of Directors. 11 :29:48 A.M. Vice Mayor Alpert passed the gavel back to the Mayor. 11 :30:37 A.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the motion and stated that the hope is for the motion to fail. 11 :33:44 A.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the motion and stated that this is not about the applicant but the process . 11 :35 : 36 A.M . Commissioner Trice spoke to the motion and stated that a change cannot be seen. 11 :36:53 A.M . Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the motion and stated that the motion will not be supported. 11 :37:38 A.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the motion and concurred with Commissioner Arroyo that this is not about the applicant but the process, being transparent, and fair.

11 :42:52 A.M . Mayor Battie called for a vote on the motion to rescind the motion made at the December 05 , 2022, Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting to afford other applicants an opportunity to apply to the Downtown Improvement District Board of Directors, which failed by a 2-3 vote, with Vice Mayor Alpert and Commissioners Ahearn-Koch and Trice voting no. The Commission recessed at 11 :44 A.M . and reconvened at 1 :00 P.M . 1:00:44 P.M. Mayor Battie sought and did not receive Commission consensus to hear Quasi-Judicial Agenda Item XI, Item No. 1 ., prior to Legislative Public Hearing Agenda Item X, Item No . 1. 1:01 :54 P.M. 8. LEGISLATIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS (AGENDA ITEM X I) 1:02:06 P.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs administered the oath to persons wishing to speak during the Public Hearing. 1) PUBLIC HEARING RE : PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 22-5454, AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE CHAPTER OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY OF SARASOTA [AKA THE SARASOTA CITY PLAN (2030 )) TO CHANGE THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP CLASSIFICATION OF THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF REAL PROPERTY TOTALING APPROXIMATELY 6.09 +/- ACRES BOUNDED BY BAHIA VISTA STREET ON THE NORTH , TUTTLE AVENUE ON THE EAST, PROSPECT STREET ON THE SOUTH , AND SOUTH BRIGGS AVENUE ON THE WEST, WITH A STREET ADDRESS OF 2750 BAHIA VISTA STREET, FROM THE MULTIPLE FAMILY- MEDIUM DENSITY FUTURE LAND USE MAP CLASSIFICATION TO THE MULTIPLE FAMILY - HIGH DENSITY FUTURE LAND USE MAP CLASSIFICATION , IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION NO. 21-PA-03; AMENDING THE TEXT OF THE FUTURE LAND USE CHAPTER BY ADDING A NEW SITE SPECIFIC ACTION STRATEGY 1.10 (7) TO LIMIT THE LAND USE TO A MAXIMUM OF 250 DWELLING UNITS ON THE PROPERTY: REPEALING ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT: PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERABILITY OF THE PARTS HEREOF, ETC . (TITLE ONLY) (APPLICATION NO. 21-PA-03, APPLICANT: 1 :02 :34 P.M. JOEL FREEDMAN , AICP, OF FREEDMAN CONSULTING & DEVELOPMENT, LLC AS AGENT REPRESENTING BAHIA VISTA ASSOCIATES , LLLP , AS FEE SIMPLE OWNERS (AGENDA ITEM Xl-1 ) Mayor Battie opened the Public Hearing. 1 :02 :56 P.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs read proposed Ordinance No. 23-5454 by title only. 1 :04 :25 P.M. Manager of Long-Range Planning David Smith, Planning Department, and Assistant City Engineer Daniel "Dan" Ohrenstein, Engineering, Public Works Department, came before the Commission. Book 68 Page 40044 01/17/23 9:00 A.M .

1 :04:34 P.M. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40045 9:00 A.M . Mr. Smith presented and referred from a PowerPoint presentation displayed on the Chambers monitors entitled "Comprehensive Plan Amendment Application No. 21-PA-03 Bahia Vista Apartments - 2750 Bahia Vista Street." 1:19:56 P.M. In response to a question posed by the City Manager to Mr. Smith asking what is MCI, Mr. Smith stated that is the current zoning on the property which is Medical Charitable Institutional. 1 :20 :53 P.M. Mr. Ohrenstein presented and referred from a PowerPoint presentation displayed on the Chambers monitors entitled "Bahia Vista Apartments - City of Sarasota Public Works Department" displayed on the Chambers monitors. 1:26:03 P.M. Mr. Smith stated that the item would require a super-majority vote to approve this particular plan amendment and he and Mr. Ohrenstein left the Dais. 1:26:15 P.M. Joel Freedman, ACIP, Director of Land Planning, Shumaker Advisors Florida and Agent for Bahia Vista Associates, LLLP, and Chris Gallagher, Architect, Jonathan Parks Architects (JPA), came before the Commission . 1:26:53 P.M . Mr. Freedman presented and referred from a letter displayed on the Chambers monitors from Sarasota Memorial Hospital dated December 13, 2022, which will be provided to the City Aud itor and Clerk for the record. 1 :32:44 P.M. Mr. Gallagher presented and Mr. Freedman provided input and referred from various photographs of parking garages and a rendering of a proposed planting plan displayed on the Chambers monitors. 1:38:14 P.M . Mr. Gallagher concluded and stated that the Commission will be hearing at the next couple of Public Hearings the notion of compatibility which is not defined in the City's Zoning Code but mentioned quite a bit; however, defined in the Florida State Statutes and read a section of the Statute into the record. 1 :42:07 P.M. Messrs. Freedman and Gallagher left the Dais . 1 :42:10 P.M. Citizens' Input received from individuals in the Chambers at City Hall.

2:00:24 P.M. Mayor Battie noted Commission consensus to allow speakers to present on behalf of others who had to leave. 2:00:33 P.M. Flo Entler, City resident and President of the Arlington Park Neighborhood Association, displayed on the Chambers monitors a short video from her cellular telephone to show traffic at the corner of Bahia Vista Street and Tuttle Avenue and photographs, indicating the Mayor, Vice Mayor, and Commissioners who met with the neighborhood individually are thanked, Staff recommends the approval of the proposed Comprehensive Plan change for Bahia Vista Apartments, however, the project is not on balance and noted the reasons. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 2:03 P.M. 2:06:14 P.M. Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. 2:11 :51 P.M. Mary Pryce, City resident, displayed on the Chambers monitors photographs, indicating what is proposed is incompatible with the Arlington Park Neighborhood. 2:17 : 10 P.M. Robert Reynolds, City Resident, displayed on the Chambers monitors an aerial map, indicating traffic is a major concern and the question to be addressed is "What is the Traffic Study based on?" 2:22:27 P.M. Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. The Commission recessed at 2:27 P.M . and reconvened at 2:37 P.M. 2:37:52 P.M. Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. 2:39:34 P.M. Rob Grant, City resident, displayed on the Chambers monitors a table, plat map, and printed materials, indicating based upon the table showing the distribution of the 35 units designated affordable, only 11 units of the 250 units will be available at or below 80% Average Median Income and the question to be addressed is "What does the neighborhood and community get in exchange?" 2:44 :47 P.M. Citizens' Input continued from individuals in the Chambers at City Hall. 2:53 :00 P.M . Lorrie Muldowney, City resident, displayed a short video from her cellular telephone of on-street parking on the Chambers monitors, indicating the concern is with the proposed density at the corner Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40046 9:00 A.M.

Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40047 9:00 A.M. of Tuttle Avenue and Bahia Vista Street, there will be additional on-street parking which creates unsafe conditions for pedestrians and children darti ng in and out amongst cars . 2:58 :59 P.M. Rob Grant, City resident spoke on behalf of Barbara Justiz, a City resident, read into the record an Arlington Park Neighborhood Association (APNA) Resolution, indicating the APNA strongly opposes a change to the Future Land Use Classification to Multiple Family High Density and Rezone to Residential Multiple Family 7. 3:01 :47 P.M. Citizens' Input continued from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 3:02 P.M. 3:05:16 P.M. Mayor Battie requested those in the audience to hold their comments. 3:05: 22 P.M. Ian Black, City resident spoke on behalf of Chris Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of the Suncoast Partnership to End Homelessness and read a prepared statement, indicating the owner's proposed request to increase the number of market-rate units to 250 is a win for the community. 3:09 :21 P.M . Citizens' Input received from individuals via Zoom . City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to the Dais at 3:10 P.M. 3:12:46 P.M. Flo Entler, City resident and President of the Arlington Park Neighborhood Association spoke on behalf of Gail Lilly, a City resident, displayed on the Chambers monitors a short video from her cellular telephone of a vehicle making a left-hand turn from Briggs Avenue to Bahia Vista Street, indicating upon reading the Sarasota City Comprehensive Plan Neighborhood , Housing, and Transportation Chapters and Future Land Use Sections, the proposed changes to the Comprehensive Plan are not consistent with these Chapters . 3:16:37 P.M. Messrs. Smith, Ohrenstein, Freedman, and Gallagher returned to the Dais to address questions. 3:17 :34 P.M. Request made by Commissioner Arroyo for Staff and the Applicants to address comments received during Citizens' Input were addressed by Messrs. Freedman and Gallagher, who referred from a table displayed on the Chambers monitors. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left the Dais at 3:17 P.M. and returned at 3:18 P.M.

3:24:3 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Arroyo were addressed by Messrs. Freedman, Gallagher, and Smith, who referenced an aerial map and three-dimensional conceptual photograph displayed on the Chambers monitors. 3:33: 36 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Trice were addressed by Mr. Ohrenstein. 3:45:37 P.M. Questions posed by the Vice Mayor were addressed by Messrs. Ohrenstein and Smith. 3:51 :36 P.M. Questions posed by the Mayor were addressed by Mr. Freedman who referenced from a table displayed on the Chambers monitors. 3:58:22 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch were addressed by Mr. Ohrenstein, and City Engineer Nikesh "Nik" Patel, Engineering, Public Works Department, who came before the Commission . 4:03:14 P.M. Commissioner Trice posed a question to the City Manager who requested the City Engineer to address what can be done from an infrastructure perspective and the City Manager posed a question to Deputy City Manager Patrick "Pat" Robinson, asking what the City is doing in terms of law enforcement, traffic and speeding in some of these neighborhoods, Deputy City Manager Robinson, City Manager's Office, who came before the Commission and City Engineer Patel addressed . 4:18:58 P.M. The Mayor closed the Public Hearing. 4:19: 16 P.M . A motion was made by Vice Mayor Alpert, and seconded by Commissioner Arroyo to pass proposed Ordinance No. 22-5454, Amending the Future Land Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Sarasota [Aka The Sarasota City Plan (2030)] . 4:20:24 P.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the motion which is not favored. 4:23:39 P.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the motion which is favored . 4:25:02 P.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the motion. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40048 9:00 A.M.

Book 68 Page 40049 01/17/23 9:00 A.M . 4:25:56 P.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the motion which is favored . 4:28:19 P.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the motion. 4:28: 38 P.M. Mayor Battie called for a vote on the motion to pass proposed Ordinance No. 22-5454, Amending the Future Land Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Sarasota [Aka The Sarasota City Plan (2030)), which carried by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Ahearn-Koch voting no. 4:28:56 P.M. 9. QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARINGS (AGENDA ITEM XII) 1) PUBLIC HEARING RE: PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 23-5458, AMENDING REZONE ORDINANCE NO. 12-4995 WHICH , PURSUANT TO APPLICATION NO. 11-RE-02 REZONED THAT CERTAIN APPROXIMATELY 16.5 +/- ACRE PARCEL OF REAL PROPERTY ABUTTING THE SOUTHERN RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF DESOTO ROAD AND THE EASTERN RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY. WITH A STREET ADDRESS OF 1400 DESOTO ROAD , FROM THE SARASOTA COUNTY RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE FAMILY-2 (RMF-2 ) AND SARASOTA COUNTY COMMERCIAL INTENSIVE (Cl) ZONE DISTRICTS TO THE CITY OF SARASOTA RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE FAMILY - 4 (RMF-4) ZONE DISTRICT SO AS TO AMEND PROFERRED SITE PLAN APPLICATION NO. 11-SP-07 WHICH ALLOWED CONSTRUCTION OF UP TO 280 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS WITH A COMMUNITY BUILDING OF UP TO 2,335 SQUARE FEET PLUS OFF-STREET PARKING SO AS TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF AN UP TO 280 UNIT MULTI- FAMILY DEVELOPMENT WITH ASSOCIATED AMENITIES SUCH AS CLUB HOUSE , COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL AND OUTDOOR SPACES PLUS OFF-STREET PARKING ; ALL AS MORE PARTICULARLY SET FORTH HEREIN, ETC. (TITLE ONLY) (APPLICATION NOS. 22-ROA-03 AND 22-SP-11 ) (APPLICANT STEPHEN D. REES , JR. ESQ OF ICARD MERRILL, AS AGENT REPRESENTING MMI DEVELOPMENT, CONTRACT PURCHASER) AGENDA ITEM Xll-1 l 4:29:28 P.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs readministered the oath to persons wishing to speak during the Public Hearing. 4:29:44 P.M. Mayor Battie opened the Public Hearing. 4:29:53 P.M. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs read proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458 by title only. 4:31 :32 P.M. City Attorney Fournier stated that the proposed time limits are as follows :

Applicant 20 minutes Staff 15 minutes Affected Person(s) (AP) 5 minutes Public Input 3 minutes Rebuttal 5 minutes City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 4:32 P.M. 4:32:09 P.M. City Attorney Fournier continued, provided a brief overview of proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458, Amending Rezone Ordinance No. 12-4995 which is pursuant to Application No. 11-RE-02, and stated that the Commission must disclose any ex parte communication for the record . 4:33:04 P.M. Mayor Battie called for ex parte communication for the record which was received by Commissioners Ahearn-Koch and Trice, and himself. 4:34:12 P.M. Stephen Rees, Jr., Attorney, Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen & Ginsburg, P.A. (Icard Merrill), and Agent representing MMI Development (MMI Development), Inc, David Brim, Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Investor Relations, R Scott Batterson, Vice President Horizontal, MMI Development, and Phillip "Phil" Smith, Landscape Architect and Certified Arborist, David W. Johnston Associates, Inc ., came before the Commission. 4:34:21 P.M . Attorney Rees provided a brief introduction of proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458. 4:35:38 P.M. Mr. Brim and Attorney Rees provided a brief overview of proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458 and referred from a PowerPoint presentation entitled "Progress @ University 280 Unit Multifamily Project Sarasota, FL MMI Development" and the former Site Plan (SP) displayed ori the Chambers monitors. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left and returned to her seat at 4: 35 P.M. 4:38:45 P.M. Attorney Rees continued and provided a brief overview of the conditions attached to proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458 and changes regarding limiting migratory birds. 4:39:41 P.M. Attorney Rees concluded, referred from printed material entitled "Site Specific Future Land Use Map Amendment Limitations" and stated that the project, by limiting the density to 280 units, is compliant with the Future Land Use Map (FLUM), and the current SP design is more compatible and consistent than what was previously approved by the Commission. 4:40:41 P.M. Attorney Rees, and Messrs. Brim, Batterson, and Smith left the Dais. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40050 9:00 A.M .

4:41:04 P.M. Book 68 01/17/23 Page 40051 9:00A.M . Planner Amy Pintus, Development Services Department, came before the Commission , provided a brief overview of proposed Ordinance No . 23-5458 and left the Dais. 4:45: 10 P.M. Edward McCaffrey, AP, indicating for the record he also spoke with the Vice Mayor, and stated that the Commission is requested to deny proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458, amending this Rezone (RE), and displayed the Site Plan (SP) on the Chambers monitors, the building four has a direct impact since there is a parking spot which will have headlights facing towards his house, if a different SP is desired, then MMI Development, Inc., should be required to RE since the only reason they received the zoning was due to being 100 percent affordable. 4:50:29 P.M. Daniel "Dan" Bailey, Attorney, Law Firm of Williams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz and Getzen, representing Sarasota-Manatee Airport Authority, AP, displayed on the Chambers monitors printed material, indicating the site has grandfathered status, which he wishes was not the case, however, the Sarasota-Manatee Airport Authority is not in a position to contest; that some modifications to the prior stipulations as well as an additional stipulation were negotiated with Attorney Stephen Rees, Jr., are included in proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458. 4:54:15 P.M. Citizens' Input received from an individual in the Chambers at City Hall. City Auditor and Clerk Griggs left the Dais at 4:54 P.M. and returned at 4: 55 P.M . 4:57:16 P.M. Attorney Rees, Messrs. Brim, Batterson, and Smith returned to the Dais, along with Jim Ready, Civil Engineer of Record and representing Cavoli Engineering, Inc. 4:57 : 34 P.M. Attorney Rees provided rebuttal 4:59:27 P.M. Mr. Smith provided rebuttal and referred from a conceptual SP displayed on the Chambers monitors. 5:00:27 P.M. Mr. Brim provided rebuttal. 5:01 :28 P.M. Messrs. Batterson and Ready left the Dais, and Ms. Pintus returned to the Dais to address questions.

5:01 :38 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch were addressed by Messrs. Smith, Brim, Attorney Rees, and Ms. Pintus, who referred from slides displayed on the Chambers monitors, and the City Attorney provided input. Mayor Battie passed the gavel to the Vice Mayor and left the Chambers at 5:02 P.M. Mayor Battie returned to the Chambers at 5:04 P.M., and the Vice Mayor passed the gavel back to the Mayor. 5:14 :13 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch were addressed by Attorney Rees, Assistant City Engineer Daniel "Dan" Ohrenstein, Engineering, Public Works Department, who came before the Commission and Mr. Brim. 5: 16 :20 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Arroyo were addressed by Attorney Rees and Mr. Brim. 5:19:12 P.M. Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic and Attorney Rees provided input. 5:20:14 P.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the topic and posed questions which were addressed by the City Manager. 5:26: 37 P.M. The Mayor closed the Public Hearing. 5:26:50 P.M. A motion was made by Commissioner Arroyo, and seconded by Commissioner Alpert to pass proposed Ordinance No . 23-5458, Amending Rezone Ordinance No. 12-4995 which is pursuant to Rezone (RE) Application No. 11-RE-02. 5:27 :10 P.M. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch spoke to the motion which is not favored. 5:27 :46 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Trice were addressed by the City Attorney. 5:29: 38 P.M. Mayor Battie called for a vote on the motion to pass proposed Ordinance No. 23-5458, Amending Rezone Ordinance No. 12-4995 which is pursuant to Rezone (RE) Application No. 11-RE-02, which carried by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Ahearn-Koch voting no . Book 68 Page 40052 01/17/23 9:00 A.M.

Book68 Page40053 01/17/23 9:00 A.M. 5:30:06 P.M . 10. NEW BUSINESS (AGENDA ITEM XII ) 1) APPROVAL RE: POSSIBLE CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP DATES (AGENDA ITEM Xll-1) 5:30 :22 P.M. City Manager Brown presented and stated that the February 27, 2023 date is going to be held for scheduling a Sarasota City Commission Joint Meeting with the Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority Board as required by Florida State Statute - Governmental Disputes Mediation Chapter 164.1055, Joint Public Meetings. 5:32:05 P.M. Questions posed by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch were addressed by the City Manager. 5:33:32 P.M. Commissioner Arroyo spoke to the topic and the City Auditor and Clerk provided input. 5:35: 35 P.M . Vice Mayor Alpert spoke to the topic. 5:37 :34 P.M. Commissioner Trice spoke to the topic. 5:38: 34 P.M. Mayor Battie spoke to the topic. 5: 39 :13 P.M. A motion was made by Commissioner Arroyo, seconded by Commissioner Ahearn-Koch to approve the proposed Sarasota City Commission Workshop Dates, which carried by a 5-0 vote. 5:39 :34 P.M. 11 CITIZENS' INPUT CONCERNING CITY TOPICS (AGENDA ITEM XIII ) No one signed up to speak. 5:39:49 P.M. 12. REMARKS OF COMMISSIONERS , ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND ITEMS FOR NEXT AGENDA (AGENDA ITEM XIV) 5:41 :00 P.M. COMMISSIONER ARROYO: Remarks received .

5:42:42 P.M. MAYOR BATTIE: Remarks received. 5:45 :24 P.M. COMMISSIONER TRICE: Remarks received. 5:49:17 P.M. COMMISSIONER AHEARN-KOCH: Remarks received . 13. OTHER MATTERS/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS (AGENDA ITEM XV ) 5:40 :03 P.M. CITY ATTORNEY FOURNIER: Stated that an Out-of-Sunshine (Shade) Meeting is necessary to seek input from the Commission regarding the Jeffrey Weiss vs City of Sarasota which is a Personal Injury Case involving a City-owned motor vehicle and pedestrian ; that the Shade Meeting needs to be scheduled sometime before the end of February 2023, but the hope is to possibly schedule the Shade Meeting after a Sarasota City Commission Workshop or Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting. 5:40:44 P.M. CITY MANAGER BROWN: Remarks received . 5:56 :01 P.M. 14. ADJOURN (AGENDA ITEM XV I) The Commission adjourned at 5:56 P.M. ATTEST: "11 ,.' YLE ~COTT BAl?r lE, MAVOR J Book68 Page40054 01/17/23 9:00 A.M .

Kyle Battie Mayor Vice Mayor Liz Alpert Commissioner Jen Ahearn-Koch Commissioner Erik Arroyo Commissioner Debbie Trice REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 2023 WELCOME to a Regular meeting of the City Commission. This Agenda includes all matters scheduled to come before the Commission at this meeting. It is prepared to help you follow the proceedings of the meeting. Your interest is appreciated, and we invite your comments. Input from citizens is important; we need and welcome it. If you wish to address the Commission, please fill out a "Request To Speak" Form located on the table at the back of the Commission Chambers. Fill out the form completely, indicating the Agenda Item to which you intend to speak, and place the form in the box on the table. If you intend to speak under Citizens’ Input Concerning City Topics, the subject should also be noted on the "Request To Speak" Form. Agenda Items for which citizens' comments are not permitted are noted. In general, these will be items on which a public hearing has previously been held. Listed below are the time limits established for speaking: Public Hearings - Quasi-judicial: A reasonable amount of time to be determined by the City Commission will be provided to Applicants and Affected Persons desiring to speak. Public Hearings - Legislative: Citizens desiring to speak are allowed five (5) minutes. Petitioners are allowed fifteen (15) minutes with a five (5) minute rebuttal at the close of the public hearing. We will ask you to take an oath that all evidence and testimony presented during the public hearing are truthful. Citizens’ Input Concerning City Topics - Citizens desiring to speak are allowed three (3) minutes. Remember, appearances before the Commission are not a substitute for attempting to resolve your issue(s) through the appropriate administrative channels. Citizens’ Input is to allow citizens the opportunity to present their view on matters concerning City topics but not on items scheduled elsewhere on the Agenda. Questions and answers shall not be permitted. Matters presented to the Commission may be referred by the Mayor, with consensus of the Commission, to the Administration for action and possible follow-up at a future Commission meeting. We expect that citizens have first attempted to speak directly with the City’s Administration. Other Agenda Items permitting citizens’ comment - Citizens desiring to speak are allowed three (3) minutes. Agenda items for which citizens’ comments are not permitted are noted in the left margin of the Agenda. The City Auditor and Clerk will forward all Request to Speak forms to the Mayor. When the Mayor calls your name, come to the Commission table, and restate your name for the record. We ask that your comments be limited to the subject of the Agenda Item. Remember, we are always happy to listen to your comments; however, this is not intended to be an extended question and answer session. Again, the City Commission thanks you for taking the time to participate in our meeting. KYLE BATTIE Mayor 1

REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING CITY HALL 1565 First Street Sarasota, Florida February 6, 2023 City Commission Chambers 9:00 AM I. COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS: II. SCHEDULED PRESENTATIONS: Scheduled Presentations are limited to 7 minutes. No action may be taken by the Commission other than referral to the administration. Citizens comments are not permitted on Scheduled Presentations III. CITIZENS' INPUT CONCERNING CITY TOPICS: (Limited to 30 minutes) Note to the Public: At this time, citizens may address the Commission on topics concerning the City. (3 minutes per person time limit) Citizens’ Input is to allow citizens the opportunity to present their view on matters concerning City topics but not on items scheduled elsewhere on the Agenda or items that were the subject of a previously held public hearing which has been closed and Commission deliberations continued to a future date. Questions and answers shall not be permitted; however, matters presented to the Commission may be referred by the Mayor, with consensus of the Commission, to the Administration for action and possible follow-up at a future Commission meeting. AGENDA ** PLEASE NOTE: THE COMMISSION WILL RECESS FOR LUNCH AT APPROX. 12:00P.M. ** CALL MEETING TO ORDER INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PLEDGE OF PUBLIC CONDUCT APPROVE PROPOSED AGENDA SCHEDULE Citizens' comments are not permitted on Proposed Agenda Schedule 2

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Citizens' comments are not permitted on Approval of the Minutes items. IV.1 Approval Re: Minutes of the Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting of January 03, 2023 (CITIZENS COMMENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS ITEM) IV.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf 23-01-03 Regular FINAL.pdf IV.2 Approval Re: Minutes of the Regular Sarasota City Commission Meeting of January 17, 2023 (CITIZENS COMMENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS ITEM) IV.2 Agenda Request Form.pdf 23-01-17 Regular FINAL.pdf V. BOARD ACTIONS: V.1 Report Re: St. Armands BID Extension Referendum Results V.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf BID Referendum Results.pdf VI. CONSENT AGENDA NO. 1: Note to the Public: All matters listed under Consent Agenda No. 1, are considered to be routine by the City Commission and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. VI.1 Approval Re: Joint Session with the Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority Board on Monday, February 27, 2022 at 9:00 am VI.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf VI.2 Approval Re: Charter Official Performance Management Tool VI.2 Agenda Request Form.pdf Performance_Management_Tool_Agenda_Backup.pdf VI.3 Approval Re: Proposed 2023-2024 Budget Calendar requiring City Commission involvement VI.3 Agenda Request Form.pdf Agenda Attachment Commission Dates 2024.pdf VI.4 Approval Re: Authorize the Mayor and City Auditor and Clerk to execute a Purchase and Sale Agreement between the City of Sarasota and Eugene and Montell Marra for the City owned vacant lot located at 1174 Myrtle Street Sarasota, Florida for the appraised value of $72,500. The proceeds from this sale will be placed in the City of Sarasota Affordable Housing Trust Fund VI.4 Agenda Request Form.pdf 1174 Myrtle P&S Agenda Back Up.pdf VI.5 Approval Re: Authorize the City Manager to execute a Grant Award Agreement 3

between the City of Sarasota and the State of Florida Department of State's Division of Historical Resources for repairs and renovations to the Historic Chidsey Library Building (701 North Tamiami Trail) in the amount of $500,000.00 VI.5 Agenda Request Form.pdf Backup for DOS-DHS Chidsey Grant Agreement.pdf VII. CONSENT AGENDA NO. 2: Note to the Public: All matters listed under Consent Agenda No. 2, are considered to be routine by the City Commission and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. VII.1 Adoption Re: Affirmation of Planning Board's recommendation to adopt Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3155, approving G Zone Waiver Application No. 22-GZW-01 to allow netting mounted on poles of up to fifty (50) feet in contravention of the Zoning Code height limitation of thirty-five (35) feet; all upon real property located at 1000 Azinger Way, commonly known as the Bobby Jones Golf Course Complex in the Governmental (G) Zone District; providing for conditions of approval, etc. (Title Only) (Application No. 22-GZW-01, Applicant: Chris Cianfaglione, of Kimley-Horn & Associates as agent representing the City of Sarasota) VII.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf Agenda Item Backup.pdf VII.2 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3158, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a transfer of expenditures budget from the Grand Foyer Project $90,000.00 to Roof Coating and HVAC Drift Replacement Projects. This budget amendment does not increase the budget VII.2 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3158_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.3 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3159, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a revenue and expenditure budget in the amount of $150,072.00 for grant award H0860 Watershed Management Plan. There is a City in-kind match of $50,024.00 which consist of budgeted salaries and benefits for City staff VII.3 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3159_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.4 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3160, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish an expenditure budget in the amount of $5,478,289.00 for Hurricane Ian incurred cost within the City of Sarasota utilizing the General Fund's fund balance. Cost 4

are anticipated to be reimbursed to the General Fund by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the near future VII.4 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3160_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.5 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3161, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a revenue and expenditure budget in the amount of $19,000.00 for insurance proceeds received from a prior incident and to utilize the proceeds for a new incident which damaged the Federal Buildings' south-west corner column VII.5 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3161_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.6 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3162, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a revenue and expenditure budget for grant agreement S-460 from the West Coast Inland Navigation District (WCIND) in the amount of $155,328.00 for marine patrol hours and operational supplies. There is no City match for this grant VII.6 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3162_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.7 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3163, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a revenue and expenditure budget for grant agreement S-444 from the West Coast Inland Navigation District (WCIND) in the amount of $25,000.00 for rapid response and removal of water vessels. There is no City match for this grant VII.7 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3163_backup_02-06-23.pdf VII.8 Adoption Re: Proposed Resolution No. 23R-3164, amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022 by providing for supplemental appropriations in the amounts identified in exhibit A: providing for severability if any of the parts hereof are declared invalid, etc. (Title Only) to establish a revenue and expenditure budget for $410,300.00 received from the State Housing Initiative Partnership Disaster Recovery (SHIP-DR) fund allocation to be used for homeowner insurance deductible assistance payments due to Hurricane Ian VII.8 Agenda Request Form.pdf Res 23R-3164_backup_02-06-23.pdf VIII. BOARD APPOINTMENTS: VIII.1 Appointment Re: Firefighters Pension Fund Board of Trustees VIII.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf 5

2-6-23 Fire Pension backup.pdf IX. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: IX.1 Second Reading Re: Proposed Ordinance No. 22-5454, amending the Future Land Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Sarasota [aka The Sarasota City Plan (2030)] to change the Future Land Use Map Classification of that certain parcel of real property totaling approximately 6.09 +/- acres bounded by Bahia Vista Street on the north, Tuttle Avenue on the east, Prospect Street on the south, and South Briggs Avenue on the west, with a street address of 2750 Bahia Vista Street, from the Multiple Family - Medium Density Future Land Use Map Classification to the Multiple Family - High Density Future Land Use Map Classification, in accordance with Comprehensive Plan Amendment Application No. 21-PA-03; amending the text of the Future Land Use Chapter by adding a new site specific action strategy 1.10 (7) to limit the land use to a maximum of 250 dwelling units on the property; repealing Ordinances in conflict; providing for the severability of the parts hereof, etc. (Title Only) (Application No. 21- PA-03, Applicant: Joel Freedman, AICP, of Freedman Consulting & Development, LLC as agent representing Bahia Vista Associates, LLLP, as fee simple owners) IX.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf Ordinance No 22-5454.pdf IX.2 Approval Re: Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP): Second Amendment to the Agreement between City of Sarasota and Jon F. Swift, Inc. (RFP 20-19TS) for Bobby Jones Golf Course Clubhouse Design Build Services to modify the Project Scope of Services to include GMP for the Gillespie Building, Driving Range Building, On-Course Restrooms, Parking Lots and Temporary Clubhouse/Cart S t o r a g e . Additional amount: $4,624,925.10; Contract amended total: $5,295,207.10 IX.2 Agenda Request Form.pdf RFP 20-19TS Swift 2nd Amendment-1.pdf IX.3 Report Re: Felix Dock Variance Florida Land Use and Environmental Dispute Resolution Act ("FLUEDRA") Request IX.3 Agenda Request Form.pdf Back-up material.pdf FINAL Shamsey Dock FLUEDRA presentation.pdf IX.4 Discussion Re: Winter Festival on St Armand's Circle IX.4 Agenda Request Form.pdf Winter Festival Backup Material 2023.pdf X. LEGISLATIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS: Note to the Public: At this time citizens will take an oath if they desire to speak at the following public hearings. X.1 Public Hearing Re: Proposed Ordinance No. 23-5459, amending the Code of the City of Sarasota; Chapter 33, Traffic and Motor Vehicles; Article IV, Stopping, Standing or Parking; to allow back-in parking in non angle parking spaces located in surface parking lots and in public parking garages as provided herein; 6

providing for the severability of the parts hereof if declared invalid; providing for the repeal of Ordinances in conflict, etc. (Title Only) X.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf 23-5459 (Back-In-Parking.pdf XI. QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARINGS: Note to the Public: At this time citizens will take an oath if they desire to speak at the following public hearings. XI.1 Public Hearing Re: Approval of Site Plan Application No. 22-SP-24 for the Bobby Jones Golf Course Complex, approving two structures including a driving range building and the Gillespie Building and parking facilities; all upon real property located at 1000 Azinger Way in the Governmental (G) Zone District; providing for conditions of approval, etc. (Application No. 22-SP-24, Applicant: Chris Cianfaglione, of Kimley-Horn & Associates as agent representing the City of Sarasota) XI.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf Agenda Item Backup.pdf XII. NEW BUSINESS: XII.1 Approval Re: Authorization to initiate Zoning Text Amendments to reduce the Historic Preservation Board and the Public Art Committee from seven members to five members XII.1 Agenda Request Form.pdf XIII. CITIZENS INPUT CONCERNING CITY TOPICS: (Limited to 30 minutes) Note to the Public: At this time, citizens may address the Commission on topics concerning the City. (3 minutes per person time limit) Citizens’ Input is to allow citizens the opportunity to present their view on matters concerning City topics but not on items scheduled elsewhere on the Agenda or items that were the subject of a previously held public hearing which has been closed and Commission deliberations continued to a future date. Questions and answers shall not be permitted; however, matters presented to the Commission may be referred by the Mayor, with consensus of the Commission, to the Administration for action and possible follow-up at a future Commission meeting. XIV. REMARKS OF COMMISSIONERS, ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ITEMS FOR NEXT AGENDA: XV. OTHER MATTERS/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS: XVI. ADJOURN Meeting Notice 2-6-23 Additional Backup Material Notice.pdf 2-6-23 Regular Meeting Notice.pdf MEETING NOTICE CITY COMMISSION RULES OF PROCEDURE 7

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file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] SARASOTA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2023, 9:00 A.M. DISCLAIMER: THIS FILE REPRESENTS AN UNEDITED VERSION OF REALTIME CAPTIONING WHICH SHOULD NEITHER BE RELIED UPON FOR COMPLETE ACCURACY NOR USED AS A VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT. ANY PERSON WHO NEEDS A VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT OF THE PROCEEDINGS MAY NEED TO HIRE A COURT REPORTER. 09:01:39 [ SOUNDING GAVEL ] 09:01:41 >>Mayor Battie: GOOD MORNING. 09:01:44 >> GOOD MORNING. 09:01:44 >>Mayor Battie: I WOULD LIKE TO BRING THIS MEETING TO ORDER. 09:01:47 WELCOME TO THE FEBRUARY 6th, 2023, REGULAR SARASOTA CITY 09:01:50 COMMISSION MEETING. 09:01:51 NEXT WE'LL HAVE THE INVOCATION BY CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK, 09:01:55 MS. SHAYLA GRIGGS. 09:02:01 >>Shayla Griggs: HEAVENLY FATHER, WE AFFIRM OUR FAITH IN 09:02:03 THEE. 09:02:03 WE SEEK YOUR DIVINE STRENGTH, WISDOM, AND GUIDANCE IN THE 09:02:07 DELIBERATIONS THAT AFFECT THE LIVES OF EACH OF THE CITIZENS 09:02:09 OF OUR COMMUNITY. 09:02:10 IN THY NAME WE PRAY, AMEN. 09:02:12 >>Mayor Battie: VICE MAYOR, CAN YOU LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE? 09:02:16 [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE] 09:02:30 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 09:02:30 AT THIS MOMENT, I WOULD LIKE TO TURN IT OVER TO COMMISSIONER 09:02:36 AHEARN-KOCH. 09:02:38 >>Jen Ahearn-Koch: THANK YOU. 09:02:39 I APPRECIATE IT, MR. MAYOR. 09:02:42 I WROTE MY THOUGHTS DOWN BECAUSE THIS IS AN EMOTIONAL MOMENT 09:02:47 FOR ME, AND IT WILL BE EASIER FOR ME IF I READ IT. 09:02:50 I WOULD ASK THAT YOU ALL PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR THOUGHTS AND 09:02:53 PRAYERS FATHER PATRICK WILSON WHO PASSED ON THURSDAY, 09:02:59 FEBRUARY 2nd, 2023. 09:03:03 IN ADDITION TO BEING A BELOVED PRIEST AT ST. MARTHA CHURCH 09:03:08 AND HELPING SO MANY IN NEED, HE WAS ALSO A PILLAR IN OUR 09:03:12 COMMUNITY. 09:03:17 HE WAS THE EMBODIMENT OF JOY, LOVE, INTEGRITY, KINDNESS, 09:03:24 LAUGHTER, GENEROSITY, AND HOPE. 09:03:27 HE WAS A CLOSE AND LOYAL FRIEND WHOM I LOVED DEARLY. 09:03:34 HE WILL BE DEEPLY MISSED BY MYSELF, MY FAMILY, MY FRIENDS, 09:03:38 AND BY MANY, MANY, MANY IN THE COMMUNITY. 09:03:41 THANK YOU. 09:03:43 >>Mayor Battie: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, COMMISSIONER KOCH. 09:03:45 LET'S KEEP HIM AND THE FAMILY IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. 09:03:51 >>Jen Ahearn-Koch: THANK YOU. 09:03:52 >>Mayor Battie: MOVING ON, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK IF THERE ARE 09:03:56 CHANGES TO THE ORDER OF THE DAY. 09:04:00 >>Shayla Griggs: I AM NOT AWARE OF ANY CHANGES TO THE ORDER

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:04:02 OF THE DAY. 09:04:02 >>Marlon Brown: THE RESULTS FROM THE -- 09:04:05 >>Shayla Griggs: WELL, THAT'S ADDITIONAL BACKUP MATERIAL. 09:04:09 NO CHANGES. 09:04:10 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:04:11 WE'LL MOVE ON TO APPROVE THE PROPOSED AGENDA SCHEDULE. 09:04:17 >>Erik Arroyo: SO MOVED. 09:04:21 >>Vice-Mayor Alpert: SECOND. 09:04:21 >>Mayor Battie: DISCUSSION? 09:04:22 COMMISSIONERS, CAN YOU CAST YOUR VOTES, PLEASE? 09:04:25 COMMISSIONERS, IS THAT YOUR VOTE? 09:04:30 >> YES. 09:04:31 >>Mayor Battie: THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 09:04:31 MOTION PASSES 5-0. 09:04:33 WE'LL MOVE RIGHT ON INTO CITIZENS' INPUT CONCERNING CITY 09:04:40 TOPICS. 09:04:42 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 09:04:44 >>Shayla Griggs: THANK YOU. 09:04:45 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:04:46 YOU HAVE THREE MINUTES WHEN YOU COME TO THE DAIS TO STATE 09:04:52 WHATEVER IT IS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON, TOPICS CONCERNING 09:04:55 THE CITY. 09:04:55 ONCE YOUR THREE MINUTES ARE UP, I GIVE YOU A FEW SECONDS' 09:05:00 GRACE PERIOD TO FINISH WHAT IT IS YOU HAVE TO SAY. 09:05:03 I'LL CALL YOU UP FIVE BY FIVE. 09:05:05 MR. JOHN BORDEAUX. 09:05:08 MR. BARRY NEISTAT. 09:05:11 MR. STEVEN PICKETT. 09:05:14 SCOTT ASHBY. 09:05:19 MR. GREGORY LAMB. 09:05:21 PLEASE JOIN US AT THE DAIS. 09:05:24 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 09:05:27 ALL RIGHT. 09:05:35 MR. BORDEAUX. 09:05:38 >> GOOD MORNING. 09:05:39 WE'VE BEEN WAITING ALMOST THREE YEARS FOR A REVISED SOUND 09:05:44 ORDINANCE. 09:05:44 THE CURRENT ORDINANCE REQUIRES DECIBEL READINGS, DISTANCE 09:05:48 FROM THE SOURCE OF THE SOUND, WHETHER IT'S GROUND LEVEL OR 09:05:52 ROOFTOP BAR, THE DAY OF THE WEEK, THE TIME OF THE DAY AND 09:05:55 THE LOCATION. 09:05:55 FOR EXAMPLE, THE LEMON AVENUE MALL HAS DIFFERENT CRITERIA 09:05:59 THAN THE REST OF THE CITY. 09:06:01 AS A RESULT, THE CURRENT ORDINANCE IS DIFFICULT AND 09:06:04 CONFUSING TO ENFORCE AND IT IS THEREFORE SELDOM ENFORCED. 09:06:07 WE NEED THE REVISED SOUND ORDINANCE TO ELIMINATE THE 09:06:10 CONFUSION OF THE CURRENT ORDINANCE AND INCORPORATE PLAINLY 09:06:14 AUDIBLE CRITERIA INTO THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE SOUND 09:06:17 ORDINANCE. 09:06:18 I'M SURE THAT THE RESIDENTS OF 1350 MAIN CONDO WOULD AGREE 09:06:23 WITH ME. 09:06:24 SPECIAL EVENTS ALSO NEED TO BE INCORPORATED IN A REVISED

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:06:27 SOUND ORDINANCE. 09:06:28 THE CITY CURRENTLY PERMITS 100-DECIBEL SOUND FOR SPECIAL 09:06:32 EVENTS, WHICH IS A PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUE. 09:06:35 ADDITIONALLY, WE NEED GREATER ENFORCEMENT OF THE STATEWIDE 09:06:38 VEHICULAR SOUND LAW. 09:06:40 I HEAR LOUD VEHICLES ALMOST EVERY NIGHT ON DOWNTOWN STREETS. 09:06:44 WE'VE ALSO BEEN WAITING ALMOST TWO YEARS FOR A REVISED 09:06:48 SIT-LIE ORDINANCE. 09:06:50 THE CURRENT ORDINANCE PERMITS SITTING, LYING, SLEEPING ON 09:06:53 CITY SIDEWALKS AS LONG AS THE LOITERER DOESN'T IMPEDE 09:06:58 PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. 09:06:59 I'M TIRED OF HAVING TO SIDESTEP LOITERERS ON CITY SIDEWALKS 09:07:06 AND GETTING PANHANDLED AS I PASS BY. 09:07:08 I'M TIRED OF NOT BEING ABLE TO SIT ON PARK BENCHES BECAUSE 09:07:12 LOITERERS CAMP OUT ON THOSE BENCHES ALL DAY LONG WITH ALL 09:07:16 THEIR BELONGINGS. 09:07:17 THEY DON'T SEEM TO HAVE THIS ISSUE IN ST. ARMANDS, VENICE, 09:07:20 OR NAPLES. 09:07:22 WHY DOWNTOWN SARASOTA? 09:07:23 WE NEED THE REVISED ORDINANCE TO BE APPLICABLE TO ALL 09:07:26 DOWNTOWN STREETS AND PARKS 24/7. 09:07:28 I HOPE THE ORDINANCE EXEMPTIONS FOR EXPRESSIVE ACTIVITY 09:07:33 DOESN'T INCLUDE BEGGING. 09:07:34 MR. FOURNIER KNOWS WHAT I MEAN. 09:07:37 I MOVED FROM FT. LAUDERDALE THREE YEARS AGO. 09:07:40 I USED TO ATTEND CITY COMMISSION MEETINGS THERE. 09:07:43 EVERY MEETING STARTED WITH A POLICE REPORT. 09:07:46 THE OFFICER PRESENTING WOULD REVIEW THE CRIME STATISTICS 09:07:51 SINCE THE PREVIOUS CITY COMMISSION MEETING AND TAKE 09:07:54 QUESTIONS. 09:07:55 IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS, SARASOTA HAS EXPERIENCED SEVERAL 09:07:58 SUICIDES, FATAL HIT AND RUNS AND EVERY WEEKEND THERE ARE 09:08:02 DOZENS OF 911 CALLS REPORTING BATTERIES, ARRESTS, DRUG 09:08:06 CASES, NOISE DISTURBANCES, IMPAIRED PERSONS, SUSPICIOUS 09:08:10 PERSONS, FIGHTS, TRESPASSING, ET CETERA. 09:08:12 IN A RECENT FORBES ARTICLE THAT RANKED THE BEST PLACES TO 09:08:16 RETIRE, THE ARTICLE STATED THAT SARASOTA'S CRIME RATE IS 09:08:20 HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL AVERAGE. 09:08:22 THAT'S OBVIOUSLY NOT A GOOD LOOK FOR SARASOTA. 09:08:24 I BELIEVE THE RESIDENTS OF SARASOTA WOULD APPRECIATE A 09:08:28 POLICE REPORT AT THE BEGINNING OF EVERY CITY COMMISSION 09:08:31 MEETING THAT INCLUDES A SUMMARY OF 911 INCIDENTS BY LOCATION 09:08:35 TO HELP PROTECT PUBLIC SAFETY. 09:08:37 THANK YOU. 09:08:39 >>Mayor Battie: THANK YOU, SIR. 09:08:40 MR. NEISTAT. 09:08:43 >> GOOD MORNING. 09:08:43 I WAS HERE A MONTH AGO. 09:08:47 HOPE I DON'T SOUND TOO REPETITIVE. 09:08:50 MY WIFE AND I LIVE AT 1350 MAIN STREET. 09:08:54 WE LIVE IN A CONDO ON THE SECOND FLOOR, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE A

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:09:00 RESTAURANT CALLED EL MELVIN. 09:09:01 WE LOVE THE BUZZ. 09:09:04 WE LOVE THE NOISES OF DOWNTOWN. 09:09:06 THAT'S WHY WE CHOSE TO LIVE DOWNTOWN. 09:09:08 BUT MELVIN ABUSES US. 09:09:11 THEY DO CLOSE THEIR RESTAURANT AT 10:00 AND NIGHT AND REOPEN 09:09:14 15 MINUTES LATER WITH A DANCE CLUB, AND THEY HAVE THESE 09:09:18 SUBWOOFERS, AND THEY BLOW THIS BASS OUT AT US, AND IT KEEPS 09:09:23 US AWAKE UNTIL 2:00 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. 09:09:26 2:15. 09:09:28 WE'RE JUST LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE, LIKE WHO I CAN COMPLAIN TO. 09:09:32 I CALL THE POLICE ALL THE TIME. 09:09:34 THEY DO COME. 09:09:34 THEY ARE VERY POLITE. 09:09:36 THEY COME WITH THEIR NOISE METERS, BUT THEY DON'T REALLY 09:09:39 KNOW WHAT TO DO. 09:09:39 AGAIN, MELVIN JUST ABUSES THE -- ABUSES IT. 09:09:44 THEY BLOW THESE SPEAKERS. 09:09:46 I SAID WE'RE ON THE SECOND FLOOR. 09:09:48 IT'S LIKE THEY STATION THEMSELVES IN OUR LIVING ROOM AND 09:09:52 THEY ARE SO LOUD. 09:09:53 IT'S INCREDIBLE. 09:09:54 BUT IT'S WITH THE DOORS OPEN, BUT THEY DO HAVE TO OPEN AND 09:09:58 CLOSE THE DOORS. 09:09:59 THE DOORS ARE OPEN MORE THAN THEY ARE CLOSED. 09:10:01 I'M JUST LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE. 09:10:04 LIKE I SAID, I WAS HERE LAST MONTH WITH THE SAME COMPLAINT. 09:10:07 WE LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT DOWNTOWN. 09:10:09 WE RESEARCHED SARASOTA. 09:10:13 THIS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT REALLY ABUSES THE NOISE. 09:10:17 I CARRY THIS AROUND WITH ME. 09:10:19 WE GOT THIS PRINTED OUT HERE. 09:10:21 IT IS THE SARASOTA NOISE ORDINANCE. 09:10:24 AND IT'S ABOUT LOUD SPEAKERS 10:00 AT NIGHT. 09:10:27 NOT ALLOWED TO USE THEM FROM 10 P.M. TO 7 A.M. 09:10:30 I MEAN, IT'S IN BLACK AND WHITE. 09:10:32 AND THEY BLAST THEM. 09:10:33 THEY ARE NOT OUTSIDE ON THE SIDEWALK, BUT WHEN THEY OPEN THE 09:10:36 DOORS, THEY ARE ALMOST OUTSIDE AND THEY BLAST THEM AND THEY 09:10:40 BLAST THEM AND THEY BLAST THEM. 09:10:41 WE DON'T EVEN MIND THE MUSIC. 09:10:43 THE MUSIC IS NICE. 09:10:44 IT'S THE SPEAKER. 09:10:45 AND IT SHAKES US IN OUR ROOM. 09:10:47 AND WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO. 09:10:49 WE TALK ABOUT IT ALL THE TIME. 09:10:50 WE TALK ABOUT IT TO DEATH. 09:10:52 WE'RE ONLY ASKING -- WE'RE ASKING FOR A COMPROMISE. 09:10:55 THIS GUY TELLS US -- I GO OVER THERE ALL THE TIME AND HE 09:10:59 TELLS ME TO GET LOST. 09:11:01 WE'RE WITHIN NOISE ORDINANCE AND HE'S NOT. 09:11:05 TELL ME WHO TO CALL.

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:11:06 DO I CALL LIQUOR COMMISSION? 09:11:08 DO I CALL SOMEONE IN THE STATE? 09:11:10 WE WANT EVERYBODY TO SUCCEED. 09:11:12 WE DON'T MIND IF HE HAS HIS DANCE CLUB AT NIGHT WITH THE 09:11:15 MUSIC. 09:11:15 IT'S FINE. 09:11:16 JUST TURN THE WOOFERS DOWN AND HE WON'T. 09:11:19 THAT'S HOW SIMPLE IT IS. 09:11:20 TURN THEM DOWN AND HE WON'T. 09:11:22 HE WOULD RATHER JUST BLAST US. 09:11:24 AGAIN, I'M ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF 1350 MAIN. 09:11:28 I'M FROM HERE TO THE WALL OVER THERE WITH MELVIN. 09:11:31 AGAIN, IT'S LIKE HE'S PLAYING OUR PRIVATE -- WE'RE GETTING A 09:11:35 PRIVATE SHOW OF HOW LOUD HIS SPEAKERS ARE. 09:11:38 VERY FRUSTRATING. 09:11:40 WE DREAD SATURDAY NIGHT. 09:11:42 IT'S NOT FAIR. 09:11:43 THAT'S ALL. 09:11:43 JUST TELL ME IF THERE'S ANYBODY I CAN GO TO. 09:11:47 I DO CALL THE POLICE ALL THE TIME. 09:11:49 THAT'S ALL I DO. 09:11:50 THANK YOU FOR LISTENING TO ME AGAIN. 09:11:51 >>Mayor Battie: THANK YOU, SIR. 09:11:52 THANK YOU. 09:11:53 WE'LL LOOK INTO THAT. 09:11:54 MR. PICKETT. 09:11:55 >> GOOD MORNING. 09:11:56 I'M STEVE PICKETT, ALSO A RESIDENT AT 1350 MAIN STREET HERE 09:12:00 IN SARASOTA. 09:12:01 AND I'M THE CEO OF BOTH A GLOBAL CYBER SECURITY COMPANY AND 09:12:05 AN EARLY STAGE MEDICAL SOFTWARE COMPANY. 09:12:08 LET ME START BY SAYING UNEQUIVOCALLY, A VIBRANT DOWNTOWN 09:12:12 SARASOTA IS DESIRABLE IN MY HUMBLE OPINION. 09:12:15 BUT BAD ACTORS ARE MAKING PARTS OF THIS CITY SIMPLY 09:12:19 UNLIVABLE. 09:12:21 IF THEY ARE COPIED CITYWIDE, YOUR REAL ESTATE TAX PROCEEDS 09:12:24 WILL DECLINE MATERIALLY. 09:12:27 THE ADDITIONAL REVENUE FROM THE INCREMENTAL SALE OF BOOZE IN 09:12:32 THE WEE HOURS OF THE MORNING WILL NOT MAKE UP FOR THAT. 09:12:35 AS A BUSINESSMAN WHO HAS DECIDED TO BRING TWO TECH COMPANIES 09:12:38 TO THE CITY IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, I'M CONTEMPLATING 09:12:42 REVERSING THOSE DECISIONS. 09:12:44 IMAGINE RECRUITING PEOPLE TO A NEW, COOL CITY YET TO FIND 09:12:47 OUT WHOSE NOISE ORDINANCE IS LESS RESTRICTIVE THAN NEW YORK 09:12:51 CITY. 09:12:52 REMEMBER, EVEN WITH A LAX NOISE ORDINANCE, SECTION 20-4 OF 09:12:58 THE CURRENT SARASOTA NOISE ORDINANCE IS STILL NOT EVEN 09:13:03 ENFORCED. 09:13:04 WE HAVE A BAD NEIGHBOR IN EL MELVIN'S ON MAIN STREET WHO 09:13:08 USES SUBWOOFERS TO AMPLIFY DEEP BASS SIGNALS UNTIL PAST 09:13:13 2 A.M. ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. 09:13:14 IN SPITE OF REPEATED COMPLAINTS TO THEM AND TO THIS CITY

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:13:19 COUNCIL, OUR ASK IS TO SHUT OFF THE SUBWOOFERS AT MIDNIGHT, 09:13:25 YET THE SARASOTA NOISE ORDINANCE, AGAIN SECTION 20-4, 09:13:29 CLEARLY STATES AMPLIFICATION SHOULD NOT HAPPEN NEAR 09:13:34 RESIDENCES AFTER 10 P.M. 09:13:37 POLICE, WHO ARE AWESOME AND WELL-INTENTIONED, ARE GUIDED BY 09:13:41 A NOISE ORDINANCE DB OR DECIBEL RESTRICTION THAT DOES NOT 09:13:45 APPLY NEAR RESIDENCES. 09:13:47 AND THOSE DB LIMITATIONS DON'T TAKE INTO ACCOUNT DEEP BASS 09:13:52 SIGNALS, AMPLIFIED BY SUBWOOFERS, AND DO NOT TAKE INTO 09:13:58 ACCOUNT IMPULSIVE NOISE. 09:14:00 ONLY AVERAGE NOISE READINGS. 09:14:02 THIS IS NOT THE CASE IN OTHER CITIES, INCLUDING NEW YORK 09:14:05 CITY. 09:14:06 FOR THREE YEARS, SOME OF US HAVE HEARD THAT A NEW ORDINANCE 09:14:10 -- NOISE ORDINANCE IS COMING. 09:14:12 THAT IS NO EXCUSE FOR NOT ENFORCING THE CURRENT ORDINANCE. 09:14:18 AND, FRANKLY, IT'S NOT THAT HARD. 09:14:21 MANY CITIES, INCLUDING NEW YORK CITY, PUBLISH THEIR 09:14:25 ORDINANCES. 09:14:25 JUST COPY BEST PRACTICES AND THEN ENFORCE THEM. 09:14:30 I WILL LEAVE COPIES, PRINTED COPIES OF THE NEW YORK CITY 09:14:34 ORDINANCE WITH OUR CITY ATTORNEY TODAY. 09:14:36 TO SEE IF THAT CANNOT BREAK WHAT SHOULD BE AN EMBARRASSING, 09:14:41 BUREAUCRATIC DELAY IN ADDRESSING THIS PROBLEM. 09:14:44 MY JOB REQUIRES A GREAT DEAL OF TRAVEL, INCLUDING OVER TIME 09:14:49 MORE THAN 60 COUNTRIES AND COUNTLESS CITIES. 09:14:51 NONE -- I REPEAT -- NONE CREATE SITUATIONS THAT HAVE KEPT ME 09:14:56 IN SEARCH OF SLEEP UNTIL 2 A.M. OR AFTER DUE TO OUTRAGEOUS 09:15:00 NOISE AMPLIFICATION OF DEEP BASS SIGNALS THAT REVERBERATE 09:15:04 THROUGH BUILDINGS AND PEOPLE. 09:15:05 [ SOUNDING GAVEL ] 09:15:06 >>Mayor Battie: SIR, EXCUSE ME. 09:15:07 MR. ASHBY. 09:15:11 >> MY NAME IS SCOTT ASHBY. 09:15:13 I'M A CITY RESIDENT ON LIDO KEY. 09:15:17 I WANT TO, AS ALWAYS, WE APPRECIATE THE COMMISSION AND THE 09:15:24 TIME YOU TAKE TO HEAR US AND CONSIDER OUR SITUATION. 09:15:28 AND I'VE GOT SEVERAL NEIGHBORS WHO GO TO ST. MARTHA'S AND WE 09:15:38 FEEL AS YOU DO. 09:15:39 I WOULD LIKE AN EXCEPTION TO YOUR RULE. 09:15:44 MY DAUGHTER IS IN TOWN, AND WE HAVE PLANS TO GO EAST TO 09:15:51 VISIT MY SISTER, HER AUNT, WHO SHE HASN'T SEEN IN THREE OR 09:15:58 FOUR YEARS, THEY ARE VERY CLOSE AND WE ALREADY HAD THE PLAN, 09:16:01 SO WE'RE LEAVING SHORTLY. 09:16:04 I WOULD JUST LIKE TO MAKE A FEW COMMENTS ABOUT PARKS. 09:16:07 I KNOW IT'S ON THE AGENDA COMING UP. 09:16:10 IF YOU GO BACK, WE LIVE RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE PARK, SOUTH 09:16:18 PARK -- I'M HAVING A SENIOR MOMENT. 09:16:23 WHAT'S THE NAME OF THE PARK? 09:16:24 SPERLING. 09:16:29 IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT THAT PARK, WHEN BIRD KEY WAS 09:16:38 DONE, ARVIDA WANTED TO MAKE THAT PARK INTO A GOLF COURSE

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:16:42 WITH HOUSES AND EVERYTHING LIKE THAT. 09:16:43 THIS IS A GEM. 09:16:45 THIS IS AN ASSET OF THE CITY. 09:16:46 THE REASON IT IS CALLED SPERLING PARK IS BECAUSE TED 09:16:50 SPERLING WAS A COUNTY COMMISSIONER AND HE FOUGHT THAT. 09:16:53 SO THERE'S A VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE, KEEPING A PARK FOR THE 09:16:58 PEOPLE. 09:16:58 WHEN MY WIFE PASSED, GOING THROUGH HER MATERIALS, HER 09:17:05 RECORDS AND EVERYTHING, I CAME ACROSS A DRAWING THAT SHE'D 09:17:11 DONE WITH THE PEOPLE FROM THE KEY MET ONCE A WEEK ALL SUMMER 09:17:18 TO PUT TOGETHER A PLAN FOR THE PAVILION. 09:17:22 THEN THE CITY LEASED IT TO DAIQUIRI DECK, AND WE'RE -- AND 09:17:30 THEY ARE GOING TO PRIVATIZE THAT AND MAKE IT INTO A 09:17:34 DESTINATION RESTAURANT. 09:17:36 BUT CATHY ANTUNES HE IS AND A LOT OF PEOPLE FROM THE 09:17:38 MAINLAND AND ALL OVER FORMED TO FIGHT THAT, AND THAT GOT 09:17:43 DEFEATED. 09:17:45 ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE TO KEEP THE PARK PRIVATE -- 09:17:51 NOT PRIVATE, THE OPPOSITE. 09:17:53 TO KEEP THE PARK PUBLIC AND FOR THE PEOPLE. 09:17:55 THAT'S ALL I'M SAYING. 09:17:57 IF THERE'S SOME BIG GROUNDSWELL FOR A WINTER FESTIVAL OR AN 09:18:03 OKTOBERFEST OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT, THEN THE CITY SHOULD GO 09:18:06 THROUGH THE REGULAR PROCEDURES OF FINDING OUT, GETTING 09:18:10 INFORMATION, GETTING BIDS, AND FINDING SOME EMPTY PLACE 09:18:15 AROUND THE CITY TO PUT IT. 09:18:16 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 09:18:18 >>Mayor Battie: THANKS A LOT, MR. LAMB. 09:18:19 EVERYONE, I HAVE A NEW BELL. 09:18:23 I MEAN MR. ASHBY. 09:18:27 MR. LAMB. 09:18:28 THANK YOU. 09:18:28 >> MY NAME IS GREG LAMB. 09:18:30 I LIVE NEAR THE TRAFFIC CIRCLE OF RINGLING AND PINEAPPLE. 09:18:34 MY FIRST TIME SPEAKING. 09:18:36 I APPRECIATE YOUR HEARING ME AND ALL THE WORK YOU HAVE DONE. 09:18:39 THE TOPIC I WANT TO ADDRESS TODAY IS REALLY PEDESTRIAN AND 09:18:43 CYCLIST SAFETY AT THESE TRAFFIC CIRCLES ALONG RINGLING. 09:18:47 AS A MIXED BUSINESS DISTRICT AND RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, THE 09:18:51 SIDEWALKS ALONG PINEAPPLE ARE HEAVILY USED BY WORKERS, 09:18:54 RESIDENTS, AND VISITORS ALIKE. 09:18:56 STREETS ARE ALSO HEAVILY USED BY NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND, 09:19:00 EAST-WEST TRANSIT POINTS, OFTEN EXCEEDING THE POSTED SPEED 09:19:04 LIMIT. 09:19:04 A QUICK NOTE HERE, THERE IS NO POSTED SPEED LIMIT ALONG 09:19:08 RINGLING BETWEEN 41 AND 301. 09:19:12 I DID BRING THAT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY. 09:19:14 25-MILE AN HOUR SPEED LIMIT SIGN WAS QUICKLY POSTED ALONG 09:19:20 PINEAPPLE -- I'M SORRY, PALM AND RINGLING, BUT IT HAS SINCE 09:19:24 DISAPPEARED. 09:19:25 SO NO ONE KNOWS WHAT THE SPEED LIMIT IS THERE. 09:19:27 WHILE APPLAUD THE USE OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS, I GREW UP IN

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:19:31 WASHINGTON, D.C., I KNOW HOW THEY WORK, AND IT'S AN 09:19:34 EFFICIENT WAY TO MOVE TRAFFIC, BUT THE SAFETY TO PEDESTRIANS 09:19:37 AND CYCLISTS ARE HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON THE SPEED AND REACTION 09:19:41 OF THE DRIVERS, BOTH ENTERING AND EXITING THE CIRCLES. 09:19:45 THE PEOPLE THAT ARE COMING INTO THESE CIRCLES ARE OFTEN BOTH 09:19:49 ENTERING AND EXITING AT SPEEDS OFTEN EXCEEDING 20 TO 25 09:19:54 MILES AN HOUR. 09:19:54 THIS CIRCLE IN PARTICULAR HAS FIVE SPOKES TO IT. 09:19:59 SO IF YOU'RE ENTERING GOING AT 25 MILES AN HOUR, YOU HAVE 09:20:03 VERY LITTLE REACTION TIME TO LOOK TO SEE IF THERE'S A 09:20:06 PEDESTRIAN CROSSING AT THE NEXT EXIT POINT. 09:20:09 IF YOU TALK TO ANYBODY WHO LIVES THERE IN THAT AREA, THEY'LL 09:20:14 TELL YOU THE COUNTLESS NUMBER OF TIMES THAT THEY HAVE ALMOST 09:20:17 BEEN HIT OR THE TIMES THAT THEY HAVE WITNESSED PEOPLE BEING 09:20:20 HIT. 09:20:21 I'VE, IN FACT, WITNESSED A CYCLIST DEATH AT THAT CIRCLE IN 09:20:24 THE EARLY MORNING AT THE END OF LAST YEAR. 09:20:28 THIS MAY NOT HAVE BEEN THE RESULT OF SPEED, BUT IT STILL 09:20:31 ILLUSTRATES THE POINT THAT THESE CIRCLES HAVE POTENTIAL -- 09:20:34 OR ARE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS. 09:20:36 VERY SIMPLE SOLUTION, IN MY MIND, IS PUTTING SPEED BUMPS OR 09:20:41 HUMPS OR WHATEVER TRAFFIC-CALMING DEVICES AS YOU APPROACH 09:20:45 THE CIRCLES. 09:20:46 NOT EXITING, BUT IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING THAT AS YOU APPROACH 09:20:49 BEFORE THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK, PEOPLE WILL NATURALLY HAVE 09:20:54 TO SLOW DOWN YIELDING TO THE PEDESTRIANS AND THEN IT WILL 09:20:57 ALSO ENTER AND EXIT AT THOSE CIRCLES AT AN APPROPRIATE 09:21:02 SPEED. 09:21:02 IF YOU SPEND ANY TIME THERE WATCHING THE WAY THE CARS DRIVE, 09:21:07 IF THEY SEE THAT THERE IS NO INCOMING CARS INCOMING TO THOSE 09:21:10 CIRCLES, THAT CIRCLE DOESN'T SLOW ANYBODY DOWN. 09:21:13 THEY CAN JUST DRIVE DOWN 25, 30 MILES AN HOUR. 09:21:16 I'M SURE -- YOU CAN EVEN ASK THE POLICE. 09:21:19 THEY'VE SEEN IT. 09:21:21 THEY MAY DO IT THEMSELVES. 09:21:23 I'M GUILTY OF IT MYSELF. 09:21:25 SO I'VE ASKED THE CITY TO LOOK INTO THIS THREE YEARS AGO. 09:21:29 I DIDN'T HEAR ANYTHING. 09:21:30 I ASKED JUST AFTER THE DEATH AND HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING YET. 09:21:33 PLEASE, ADDRESS IT BEFORE THERE IS ANOTHER INCIDENT. 09:21:36 >>Mayor Battie: THANK YOU, SIR. 09:21:37 THANK YOU, GENTLEMEN. 09:21:38 THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS AND YOUR CONCERNS. 09:21:40 MOVING ON TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR 09:21:45 SARASOTA CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 2023. 09:21:49 MAY I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE? 09:21:51 >>Erik Arroyo: SO MOVED. 09:21:52 >>Jen Ahearn-Koch: SECOND. 09:21:52 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:21:53 MOTION MADE BY COMMISSIONER ARROYO. 09:21:55 SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER AHEARN-KOCH. 09:21:58 NO DISCUSSION.

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:21:59 COMMISSIONERS, CAN YOU PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTES? 09:22:01 COMMISSIONERS, IS THAT YOUR VOTE? 09:22:10 >> YES. 09:22:10 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:22:11 THE MOTION PASSES 5-0. 09:22:12 AGAIN, MOVING ON TO APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR 09:22:18 SARASOTA CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 17, 2023. 09:22:20 MAY I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE? 09:22:23 >>Erik Arroyo: SO MOVED. 09:22:24 >>Jen Ahearn-Koch: FOR THE RECORD, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY I DID 09:22:26 SUBMIT TINY, TINY, NON-SUBSTANTIVE CORRECTIONS. 09:22:30 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT. 09:22:31 THANK YOU, COMMISSIONER KOCH. 09:22:32 I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE. 09:22:33 >>Erik Arroyo: SO MOVED. 09:22:35 >>Jen Ahearn-Koch: SECOND. 09:22:35 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:22:36 MOTION MADE BY COMMISSIONER ARROYO AND SECONDED BY 09:22:38 COMMISSIONER AHEARN-KOCH. 09:22:39 COMMISSIONERS, CAN YOU PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTES? 09:22:41 COMMISSIONERS, IS THAT YOUR VOTE? 09:22:46 >> YES. 09:22:46 >>Mayor Battie: EXCELLENT. 09:22:47 MOTION PASSES 5-0. 09:22:49 MOVING ON TO BOARD ACTIONS. 09:22:51 THIS IS REGARDING THE BID EXTENSION REFERENDUM RESULTS. 09:22:56 I WOULD LIKE TO CALL UPON OUR CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK, 09:22:59 MRS. SHAYLA GRIGGS. 09:23:01 >>Shayla Griggs: THANK YOU, SIR. 09:23:02 I'LL CALL DOWN JULIE RYAN AS WELL. 09:23:07 ON OCTOBER 3, 2022, THE ST. ARMANDS SPECIAL BUSINESS 09:23:11 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS 09:23:13 PRESENTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SARASOTA A 09:23:17 PETITION SEEKING TO CALL A REFERENDUM REGARDING A TEN-YEAR 09:23:20 EXTENSION OF THE ST. ARMANDS SPECIAL BUSINESS NEIGHBORHOOD 09:23:23 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. 09:23:24 THE DISTRICT WAS CREATED BY ORDINANCE NUMBER 02-4382 AND 09:23:31 WILL END THE 10th FISCAL YEAR OF OPERATION. 09:23:35 THE DISTRICT WAS EXTENDED BY REFERENDUM IN 2013 AND WILL END 09:23:40 SEPTEMBER 30th OF 2023, UNLESS EXTENDED PURSUANT TO 09:23:43 SECTION 163.511 FLORIDA STATUTES. 09:23:47 IF EXTENDED, THE ST. ARMANDS SPECIAL BUSINESS NEIGHBORHOOD 09:23:50 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WILL CONTINUE TO BE AUTHORIZED BY LEVY 09:23:53 AND AD VALOREM TAX ON REAL PROPERTY -- SORRY, AND ON REAL 09:23:57 AND PERSONAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE DISTRICT UP TO 2 MILLS 09:24:02 ANNUALLY. 09:24:02 A REFERENDUM WAS CONDUCTED BY MAIL TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE 09:24:05 ST. ARMANDS SPECIAL BUSINESS NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT 09:24:08 DISTRICT SHOULD BE EXTENDED FOR TEN-YEAR PERIOD THROUGH 09:24:12 SEPTEMBER 30th, 2033. 09:24:14 ON DECEMBER 20, 2022, 63 BALLOTS WERE MAILED BY CERTIFIED 09:24:19 MAIL.

file:///C/Users/mahadiv-042/Desktop/23-02-06%20Commission.txt[2/7/2023 7:05:29 AM] 09:24:20 RETURNED RECEIPT REQUESTED TO REGISTERED PROPERTY OWNERS AT 09:24:24 THE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS. 09:24:25 41 BALLOTS WERE RECEIVED BY THE DEADLINE WITH THREE BALLOTS 09:24:31 BEING DETERMINED TO BE INVALID. 09:24:33 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 163.511, FLORIDA STATUTES, THE 09:24:38 DISTRICT WILL BE EXTENDED UPON GIVING THE PROPERTY OWNERS 09:24:41 REPRESENTING IN EXCESS OF 50% OF ASSESSED VALUE PROPERTY 09:24:45 WITHIN THE DISTRICT. 09:24:46 TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE -- I'M NOT GOING TO READ THAT PART. 0