CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING

DUNEDIN, FLORIDA MINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 4, 2025 PRESENT City Commission: Also Present: CALL TO ORDER CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVENUE 6:00 P.M. Mayor Maureen "Moe" Freaney, Vice Mayor Jeff Gow, Commissioners Tom Dugard, Steven Sandbergen and Robert Walker City Manager Jennifer Bramley, City Attorney Jennifer Cowan, Deputy City Clerk Michelle Wells, Deputy City Manager Jorge Quintas, CRNEconomic Development Director Robert lronsmith, Community Development Director George Kinney, Finance Director Les Tyler, Public Works Director Sue Bartlett, Library Director Phyllis Gorshe, IT Services Director Michael Nagy, Communications Director Sue Burness, Human Resource/Risk Management Director Theresa E Smalling, Ph.D., Parks & Recreation Director Tony Mulkey, Purchasing Agent Tammy Winton-Spearman, Strategy & Sustainability Manager Nicole Delfino, Harbormaster Laurie Ferguson, Communications Manager Cait McVey, Digital Multimedia Coordinator Rebekah Nelson and approximately fifty-five people in the audience Mayor Freaney called the September 4, 2025, Regular Commission Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE City Attorney Cowan gave the invocation extending thoughts to the family of Mike Bowman and Ed Armstrong and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Announcement Mayor Freaney announced the Second Reading of Ordinance 25-02 is being requested to be postponed to the October 9, 2025 City Commission Meeting. It is on this agenda, and the postponement will be voted on; the assumption is the postponement will pass because the reason is for the Florida Department State Historic Resources Division to weigh in. At that time on October 9th there will be a full presentation again and then have public input at that time. 1. PRESENTATIONS 1.a. September is Library Card Sign-Up Month Commissioner Dugard read the proclamation designating the month of September 2025 as Library Card Sign-Up Month and encouraged all residents to sign up for a library card and explore the endless possibilities it offers. Library Director Gorshe accepted the proclamation with thanks. She extended her gratitude to all the exceptional Library staff and introduced those in attendance. She also recognized their stakeholder groups, Library Advisory Committee, Library Foundation and Friends of the Library noting some members were in attendance. She noted the resources and possibilities by having a library card and it is free for residents; it will expire every three (3) years. She announced the upcoming events, Autumn Book Mini Sale on September 19 - 20, 2025, 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and the GFWC of North Pinellas will host a Children's Book Giveaway at the Weekly Storytime. 25-1

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission GFWC of North Pinellas President Laurie Larsen spoke regarding the partnership with the City of Dunedin and Dunedin Library. In 2024 alone their members volunteered over 22 ,000 hours in the community. She expressed gratitude to the Rotary Club of Dunedin for their grant to help fund Books Across Pinellas project to distribute over 1,700 free children's books to underserved families, the project is in partnership with the Dunedin Library. 1.b. National Constitution Week Proclamation - Sept. 17-23, 2025 Commissioner Walker read the proclamation designating September 17 - 23, 2025 as National Constitution Week and urged all citizens to join with the Caladesi Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, along with DAR Chapters across America, in honoring and recalling the importance of our rights under the Constitution by public display of our Nation's flag during National Constitution Week. Lori Coffey noted in the summer of 1787 during the Constitutional Convent ion 55 men discussed America's future moving from a loose confederation of states on the verge of collapse to at Constitutional form of government, the first in history to use a social contract between those who were governing and those who would be governed. She thereafter related several facts about this incredible journey. She announced that Jane Turner will be displaying a 3-dimensional presentation celebrating the Constitution document at the Dunedin Public Library throughout September. 1.c. Artist Recognition: Betsy Ore Glass City of Dunedin Public Art Consultant, Elizabeth Brincklow advised: She and Co-Curator Mary Childs showcase a collection of mid-career and established artists offering a platform where experienced practices meet innovated exploration and fresh ideas. She explained regarding their artist selection. Currently on exhib it through December is the work of Betsy Ore Glass's "Waves" . An art talk and reception are planned for November 13, 2025 . 6:30p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers. Attachment A. Betsy Ore Glass Bio provides a summary biography of the coastal artist, writer, and photographer works and recognition. Betsy Ore Glass expressed her hope that the artwork in the gallery will bring the Commission and those present in the Chambers comfort, peace and a little serenity as they are making these important decisions. She thanked the Commission for allowing her dream to come true. The Mayor and Commissioners expressed appreciation for her contribution and asked some questions regarding her work, especially about the Waves. CITIZEN INPUT Mayor Freaney advised now was the time for anyone in the audience who wished to speak on a topic not on the agenda. Seeing and hearing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney moved to the next agenda item. 2. CONSENT AGENDA 2.a. Approve the Minutes for the: A. 7/3/2025 Regular Meeting B. 7/17/2025 Regular Meeting 25-2

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 2.b. Board and Committee Appointments A. Code Enforcement Board - Reappoint Philip Stone to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 - Reappoint Jason Gillette to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 - Reappoint Daniel Bolduc to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 B. Housing Authority Dunedin City Commission - Appoint Daniel Massaro to a partial regular term ending 2/1/2027 - Appoint Linda Christle to a partial regular term ending 2/1/2027 2.c. Renew the FY26 annual support and licensing of the citywide data backup system from vendor Hayes, Inc., in the amount of $95,137.70 2.d. Letter of Intent: Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center Project 2.e. Approval of the continuation of the Service Agreement with NeoGov for Human Resources-related Software in the amount of $209,142.53 for Fiscal Year 25 through Fiscal Year 27 2.f. Clearwater Ferry Services lnterlocal Agreement (ILA), an operational agreement between the City of Dunedin and PSTA for Ferry Services, beginning September 18, 2025 through September 30, 2026, for an amount "Not to Exceed" (NTE) $88,132 MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Commissioner Sandbergen to approve the Consent Agenda except items 2.d and 2.f. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened public input on any Consent item. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously . ITEMS PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA - 2.f. Clearwater Ferry Services lnterlocal Agreement (ILA), an operational agreement between the City of Dunedin and PSTA for Ferry Services, beginning September 18, 2025 through September 30, 2026, for an amount "Not to Exceed" (NTE) $88,132 MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Gow and seconded by Commissioner Walker to postpone Consent Agenda item 2. f. to the Regular Commission Meeting on September 18 , 2025. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 2.d. Letter of Intent: Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center Project Commissioner Walker noted there were a significant number of members of the Boat Club present and requested a summary presentation of the status and next steps . City Manager Bramley advised: The former Dunedin Boat Club (DBC) building, located on the western peninsula of the Dunedin Marina, was substantially damaged during Hurricane Helene on September 26, 2024 , and Hurricane Milton on October 9, 2024. The building was demolished in May 2025 due to the extent of the damage caused by those two back-to-back storms. Since that time, members of the Boat Club Board of Directors and City Administration put together a Letter of Intent (LOI) as far as activities moving forward . 25-3

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission She has been meeting with the Board and the Bridge of the Boat Club and has been very clear with them that until the City Commission approves the site for the new Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center the City was not good to go. Before the Commission this evening is the LOI to site the new Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center exactly where the previous one was located. Location and use are on the previous site; DBC & Sailing Center on the property, a multi-use facility; It will be a City owned facility and the home of the Dunedin Boat Club, Dunedin Youth Sailing Association, Dunedin Windlasses, Sailabililty Greater Tampa Bay and other organizations as mutually approved. The future design and construction, this agreement also outlines the conditions the parties must meet for construction of the Boat Club and Sailing Center to move forward. The funding would be the Dunedin Boat Club having a fund-raising campaign through the Pinellas Community Foundation in very much the same model as with the Gladys Douglas Preserve property which was very successful. This agreement gives the Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center three (3) years from the effective date of the LOI to raise sufficient funds with an option of an extension for one (1) year approved by the City Commission. In regard to the Design, Attachment 8.- Club House Rendering. The design is open below that has a view into the Sound, an improvement made at the request of the City. It is modeled very much after the previous Boat Club. The Architectural and Engineering plans will be done by the Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center which are well underway . For the Construction , the funds would be handed over to the City through the Pinellas Community Foundation with an agreement to build the Boat Club itself; Deputy City Manager Quintas has been sitting in on the meetings regarding construction. Post construction the LOI states that the Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center would have use for fifty (50) years for the sum of $1.00 per year. After construction it will be turned over to the City as a public building very much in the same mode of operations with the Dunedin Fine Arts Center where the Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center run the day to day operations; the City owns it. Also, they have committed to a public restroom on the ground floor, a huge addition to the Peninsula for all groups mentioned; The City would contribute $100,000 to construction of that public restroom Staff recommends the Commission review and approve the referenced Letter of Intent (LOI) between the City of Dunedin and the Dunedin Boat Club. Commission Questions Vice Mayor Gow inquired if any other sites might have been considered and City Manager Bramley advised there were not. Commissioner Dugard referred to Page 3 of the LOI and Deputy City Manager Quintas explained QA/QC stands for Quality Assurance/Quality Control which is the City 's ability to, once the plans are produced review the cost estimates; essentially it is the final check before the project is advertised to make sure there is sufficient funding to move forward. 25-4

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Commission Comments Dunedin City Commission Commissioner Walker commented on the remarkable journey after the damage and devastation across the community . He acknowledged the Boat Club for moving quickly on the significant decisions and activities that had to be made. Commissioner Dugard congratulated the Dunedin Boat Club on this great start. Vice Mayor Gow expressed his support and appreciation for the collaboration of all the noted organizations. His concern was the quick decision on what to do and no other places were considered, though he did understand why. It is beautiful and has the original location. He did want to point out the views will be forever changed with the high building especially those pictures/views will be different than previously and he does think there will be some value lost. Commissioner Sandbergen commented on the continued commitment to the City of Dunedin by the Dunedin Boat Club and other organizations. He liked being able to take the history and bring it to today and continue forward with the interest in the youth of today in the Sailing program. He thanked everyone for their hard work. Mayor Freaney commented that it has to look good and noted as this moves forward learn if there are any other features to add to make it look good. It will be part of the new picture and that is very important. She gave the members of the Boat Club credit for their passion for a huge part of Dunedin history. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Walker and seconded by Commissioner Dugard to approve Consent Agenda item 2.d. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened public input on this Consent item. Claudia Nable of 1094 SueMar Road, a member of the Boat Club, Sailability and Windlasses, commented they did seek out other locations; not the Boat Club, maybe the Dunedin Community Foundation when they were anticipating the possibility of the beautiful boat house being torn down. They tried to be proactive about it; that was back she recalled in 2017 that they started . Unfortunately, there were no locations around. She stated "we gotta do what we gotta do and let's move forward" . Hearing and seeing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 3. ACTION ITEMS 3.a. Second Reading of Ordinance 25-02: Amending Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code, Historic Preservation Staff requested to continue this item until October 9, 2025. An eComment was submitted by David R Pauley: I strongly oppose the passage of Ordinance 25-02. Very simply said, "This is not the course of good Government". By passing this Ordinance the Commission would be approving that one person can control the destiny of a said property. Where as; designation of said properties should be requested, but no initiated by the City Manager, and this request should have 100% approval of the property owner(s)before such consideration is made, per the City of Dunedin's Land Development Codes. Every attempt must be made to protect the property owners rights, not those of any City Manager. This mistake has happened in the past and it has restricted the rights of a property owner . This ordinance, as proposed, is a recipe for legal ramifications against our City. 25-5

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 An eComment was submitted by Ryan Saunders: Dunedin City Commission My concern is focused on the provision granting the City Manager the authority to initiate historic district applications . This document consolidates the key reasons why such authority undermines property rights, creates unnecessary risks for homeowners, and introduces long-term costs for the City. I respectfully urge the Commission to remove City Manager initiation authority and instead preserve a process rooted in citizen consent and transparency . Please see additional comments attached. Opposition to Granting the City Manager Authority.pdf - feedback based on commission arguments made on August 7 FAQs provided to the Dunedin LPA July 2.pdf - provided to the LPA and city staff on July 2 How much has the City of Dunedin spent to date on the Historic Resources Survey/Master Plan attached, including consultant fees and staff time? And how does the City Manager intend to use this document moving forward? Specifically, will it serve as the basis for City-initiated historic districts? Have residents been informed of this survey and provided access to it? - Residents deserve clarity on both the financial cost and the impact before this plan is put into use . MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Commissioner Gow to continue the Second Reading of Ordinance 25-02 Amending Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code, Historic Preservation until October 9, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in Dunedin City Hall. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 3.b. Resolution 25-13: Amending the Certificate of Appropriateness Matrix as required by Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code Staff requested to continue this item until October 9, 2025. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Gow and seconded by Commissioner Sandbergen to continue consideration of Resolution 25-13: Amending the Certificate of Appropriateness Matrix as required by Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code until October 9, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the Dunedin City Hall. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 3.c. Second Reading of Ordinance 25-06: City Commission Salary Adjustment City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 25-06 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Gow and seconded by Commissioner Sandbergen to adopt Ordinance 25-06 , second reading, adjusting the City Commission Salary. Staff Presentation Human Resource/Risk Management Director Smalling advised : Ordinance 25-06 was approved on first reading on August 7, 2025. This memorializes the new salary of the City Commission as of October 1, 2024 with the Mayor receiving $19,100 per year and City Commissioners receiving $15,600 per year. Questions for Staff Commissioner Walker clarified with Dr . Smalling this action is a result of_needing to be done a year ago; she explained this is part of the Pay Plan approved in FY24/25 . City Manager Bramley noted the Commission adopts a pay plan every year and throughout that plan the minimum wage was being increased throughout the City. The Commission is being increased to minimum wage for 20 hours per week; minimum wage is $15.00 per hour . 25-6

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission Commissioner Dugard inquired how it was determined the Commission salary would be reviewed every 5 years; Dr. Smalling explained the Ordinance Review Committee met every 5 years; now it is "as needed"; they made the recommendation for evaluation every 5 years. In the event minimum wage increases, it is not automatic it would fall under review of the Pay Plan. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Jim Davis of 1991 Spanish Pines commented the increase is not enough; the commission works tremendously hard, and everyone thanks them. Hearing and seeing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Dugard, Walker, Sandbergen, Gow and Mayor Freaney voting aye . Voting nay: None. 3.d. Resolution #25-29 Amending the Marina User Fees City Attorney Cowan read Resolution 25-29 by title only. MOTION: Staff Presentation Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Commissioner Sandbergen to adopt Resolution 25-29, increasing the Marina slip user fees by 10% effective October 1, 2025. Finance Director Tyler advised: In late 2022 the City of Dunedin did a comprehensive rate study prepared by consultant, Raftelis for the Dunedin Marina to determine the rates for the Enterprise Fund to make the fund sustainable long term. The report was received by the City Commission January 2023; the study recommended to increase slip rates by 10% in five (5) increments. The rates had not been increased since 2015. The initial increase took place on April 1, 2023, the next increase took place on October 1, 2024, with the next increase scheduled for October 1, 2025. The FY2026 Marina Fund and Long Range Plan was presented to the Marina Advisory Committee. Staff met with them on June 16, 2025 and July 21, 2025 for review of the FY26 Budget and some of the Long Term financial planning. It was discussed there was a planned 10% rate increase October 1, 2025 and it was acknowledged by the Committee at both meetings . Questions for Staff In response to the question from Commissioner Walker : Mr. Tyler advised the Marina Advisory Committee acknowledged the increase; they did not have a formal vote; however, his interpretation was they were aware of the planned increases and he did share with the Committee the City does anticipate assuming the FEMA funding comes in as planned to pay 87.5% of the damages to Dock A & B that the fund will be a little better and those 10% increases would be more like 7% is the current estimate . Overall, he thought they accepted the increase and no one had any negative comments at the meeting. Harbormaster Ferguson advised no one expressed concerns; it has been discussed throughout the past year and most expected the increase. 25-7

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission Mr. Tyler advised in FY27 - FY30 it is 7% increases estimated; those will be reviewed every year moving forward. City Manager Bramley noted the City also received the $1.5 Million appropriation to repair the Day Docks. That will be considered in the rate moving forward. Commissioner Dugard noted with the Raftelis study the City was not looking at the damage from the hurricane or at FEMA funds being a part of the Marina renovation; his impression was with such a windfall the City would be able to afford more and possibly have lower fees for slip rentals he asked is that the situation or it this just following the Raftelis plan. Mr. Tyler explained there are lower increases in rates currently than there were two years ago, before the storm. There is some relief from FEMA; however, for instance the seawall was not in the plans and the City will have to pay maximum on that which was not planned before, the 12% of those costs not there before, most of the situation is positive, some not as far as before and after the storm. Overall, currently the 10% was estimated for multiple years and now he thinks after this increase it will be evaluated every year and taking into consideration the grant mentioned by City Manager Bramley and the FEMA grants and expecting the rate increases to be less than expected before the storm. Commissioner Dugard discussed with Finance Director Tyler the Slip Fees schedule, Exhibit A of the ordinance document. Harbormaster Ferguson explained the way fees were previously determined and how those are currently determined which include rates for Part A/Operating Expenses and Part B/Capital Improvement Projects and why it can look as though some of the smaller slips are paying more than larger slips. In response to the question from Vice Mayor Gow, Mr. Tyler thought there would be consideration of another rate study in the FY27/28 timeframe that would be a 5-year period either with a consultant or internal. Commissioner Sandbergen asked if there were any other revenue streams for the Marina Fund and Harbormaster Ferguson advised there are revenues from parking decals; however, that is not a substantial amount. Commissioner Sandbergen inquired about a mechanism for non-payment and Harbormaster Ferguson explained staff is working on letters due to late/non-payment and that the new agreement has changed the time frame for late fees from 15 days to 10 days. She noted there are not a lot of those types of issues; however, the user agreement does address repeat offenders which will be helpful. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. Commission Comments Commissioner Walker commented knowing there is no guarantee; however, it would be awesome to come in under 10% next year. Mayor Freaney noted the Mariana Advisory Committee review of the fees and it is a unique set of circumstances with the potential for FEMA funding and adding resiliency and sustainability to the Marina and achieving a middle ground on the rates. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Gow, Walker, Sandbergen, Dugard and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None. BREAK 7:15 P.M. - approx. 7:25 P.M. 25-8

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission 3.e. Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) FY26 Annual Addendum to the Contract with the City of Dunedin to provide Law Enforcement Services, at a cost of $6,134,860 for FY26 Staff Presentation Human Resource/Risk Management Director Smalling advised: The PCSO contract is renewed each year. Exhibit A is the Contract addendum renewal for October 1, 2025. There is an overall increase of 7.44% over the prior year mainly attributable to the increased cost per deputy, from $122,730 to $132 ,550, and the addition of one school crossing guard. The City has 5 Community Policing Deputies which includes two who are assigned to Traffic Enforcement. Special Events Services/ Additional Security: 680 hours of secondary employment services All contract cities contribute to funding Safe Harbor ($10,000), a facility operated by the Sheriff as a jail diversion program designed to place homeless people who commit minor crimes. Questions for Staff In response to the questions from Vice Mayor Gow Dr. Smalling explained : Regarding Attachment B of the Agenda, Item C., evening for 9 months & days for 3 months, last year in recognition of additional enforcement during the midnight hours 11 :00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. a pilot program was started with a Deputy assigned for those hours. The Sheriff has a shift differential for those employees who work those shifts and that is the additional amount and that Deputy continues a regular schedule for the remaining 3 months of the year. The Deputy starts that additional shift during the season November 1 - April 30 . City Manager Bramley added the program is very effective in terms of providing that "personal" touch in downtown and around the city . She is pleased enough to request the Commission fund it again this year. Regarding the additional School Crossing Guard , PCSO oversees that program . There is a community in south Dunedin where there is an increased population of school children walking to school; they started this year absorbing that cost and requested the City start paying October 1, 2025. In response to the questions from Commissioner Sandbergen, Dr. Smalling explained: Regarding whether any revenues come back to the City for example traffic citation fines the City has a Law Enforcement Impact Fund that some , a percentage of those types of fines goes into. One of the advantages of the Sheriff's contract is the City not only has the Deputies and Administration staff assigned to the North County District, but use of their patrol boats, helicopter , the SWAT team and other services that come with the Sheriff's Office . The contract does go to a portion of funding those services. Besides the 5 Community Policing Deputies , the City has she recalled 28 Deputies ; she would have to check on how many per shift , they work on 12 hour shifts. 25-9

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 Dunedin City Commission Regarding any additional fees paid to the Sheriff's Office, sometimes other than the contract amount the only thing that might increase from time to time is if the City uses more Special Employment hours than budgeted. Regarding false alarms those are the Sheriffs program; as she recalled the first is considered okay if it was an accident then the second one incurs a fine ; those fines go directly to the Sheriff's Office. Commissioner Walker inquired regarding other factors that drove the 7.44% increase; Dr. Smalling explained: The Deputies are in a bargaining unit, so the increases in their salaries will be according to their current contract with the Sheriff's Office . Commissioner Dugard inquired if there are reports regarding response times to alarms or a performance metric related to response time. Dr . Smalling did not recall seeing those; however, every month the Sheriff's Office releases a report that goes to the City Manager, and it is included in the City Manager's Monthly Report. Vice Mayor Gow clarified with Dr. Smalling the Sheriffs contract is flexible in terms of if the City had a situation come up and more Deputies were needed that could be negotiated at that time; there is always leeway for changes. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Gow and seconded by Commissioner Walker to approve Addendum No. 2 to the PCSO Contract with the City of Dunedin to provide law Enforcement Services, at a cost of $6,134,860 for FY26. Commission Comments The Mayor and Commissioners expressed their appreciation for the Sheriff's Office, the Deputies and their service. Mayor Freaney noted next year will be 30 years since Dunedin contracted with the PSCO after disbanding the Dunedin Police Department and it has been a savings of approximately $2 Million a year despite some of the increases faced; it is the best and most efficient thing the City can do, and it has been a tremendously successful partnership. VOTE: Motion carried with Commissioners Dugar, Sandbergen, Walker, Gow and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None. 3.f. Appointment to the PSTA Board of Directors Staff Presentation Deputy City Clerk Wells advised: Currently Commissioner Walker is serving on the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) Board of Directors. On September 30, 2025 PSTA is requesting a recommendation for the reappointment or an appointment to be made for a 3-year term beginning October 1, 2025 and ends on September 30, 2028. Commissioner Walker stated he would be honored to be reconsidered for the appointment. 25-10

Regular Meeting Notes Dunedin City Commission September 4, 2025 MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Vice Mayor Gow to approve Commissioner Walker as the recommended appointment to PSTA Board of Directors for a three-year term that starts on October 1, 2025 and ends on September 30, 2028. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 3.g. The proposed agenda for the September 18, 2025, Commission Meeting Mayor Freaney asked for any additions or changes to the agenda. Deputy City Clerk Wells noted the addition of the two Consent Agenda Items. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Sandbergen and seconded by Commissioner Walker to approve the revised proposed agenda for the September 18, 2025, Commission Meeting. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. 4. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS 4.a. Commission Discussion and Comments Vice Mayor Gow: Advised there is an open seat on the School Transportation Safety Committee. In December the Commission said for him to keep the seat even though he could not attend. He has not been attending and now the Committee is noting it. It is a Forward Pinellas committee that meets quarterly. Mayor Freaney requested the appointment be placed on an agenda with backup materials. He announced that October 23 - 26, 2025, Clan McPherson will be in Dunedin for their annual gathering. Friday night, the 24 th they are having a dinner and are requesting the Commission attend. They were last in the city he recalled in 2017. Commissioner Sandbergen : Discussed with the Mayor and Commissioners about the upcoming meetings in Orlando regarding ride sharing. Inquired regarding an update on the seawall at the Marina; City Manager Bramley advised she will have an update for the September 18 th meeting. Commissioner Dugard: Noted on Saturday there will be the Celebration of Life for Mike Bowman. He related a long conversation about three years ago about him running for office and while he did not say why, he said he couldn't and encouraged him to. He was a gentleman in every regard, a good Christian man and someone he will miss. Mayor Freaney also acknowledged Mike Bowman as someone very engaged in the city and at an early age. Mayor Freaney: Requested an update on the traffic pilot program on the Causeway; City Manager Bramley suggested a Thursday agenda and possibly having a County representative attend. Advised that tomorrow County Commissioner Chris Scherer will be taking a tour of Dunedin City Hall and they will have lunch; he serves on Forward Pinellas along with her as well. 4.b. City Clerk's Update - None 25-11

Regular Meeting Notes September 4, 2025 4.c. City Manager's Update Dunedin City Commission City Manager Bramley advised Communications Director Burness is attending the City/County Communications & Marketing Association Conference in Las Vegas. It is a national conference. The City had submitted for an award for the State of City - Dunedin Strong; Dunedin won for a city of its size. She also congratulated Pinellas County for winning the Savvy Award for Social Media Campaign 2024 Hurricane Education Overcoming Complacency. 4.d. City Attorney's Update - None ADJOURN MEETING The meeting adjourned at 7:56 p.m. NOTE: The meeting was recorded, and the recording is in the official file. Attest: ~ M_\J,.dlc, 1/J<i\5 City Clerk , ~o+-i~ 9':lk ~ (,~1 •~\ Maureen "Moe" Freaney o/ Mayor {) 25-12

1. PRESENTATIONS 1.a September is Library Card Sign-Up Month 1.b National Constitution Week Proclamation - Sept. 17-23, 2025 Caladesi Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution 1.c Artist Recognition: Betsy Ore Glass 2. CONSENT AGENDA 2.a Approve the Minutes for the: 2.b Board and Committee Appointments NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING DUNEDIN CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVE SEPTEMBER 4, 2025 6:00 PM AGENDA CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Share proclamation regarding recognizing September as Library Card Sign-Up Month, and upcoming events at the Library. EXHIBIT: A. Library Card Sign-up Month Proclamation (2025).pdf Staff recommends reading and presentation of Proclamation EXHIBIT: A. National Constitution Week 2025 - ltr.pdf Recognition of City Hall Commission Chamber Gallery Artist, Betsy Ore Glass EXHIBIT: A. Betsy Ore Glass Bio.pdf CITIZEN INPUT A. 7/3/2025 Regular Meeting B. 7/17/2025 Regular Meeting EXHIBIT: A. 07-03-2025 RM Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: B. 07-17-2025 RM Minutes.pdf A. Code Enforcement Board - Reappoint Philip Stone to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 - Reappoint Jason Gillette to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 - Reappoint Daniel Bolduc to a regular term ending 9/1/2028 B. Housing Authority - Appoint Daniel Massaro to a partial regular term ending 2/1/2027 1

2.c Renew the FY26 annual support and licensing of the citywide data backup system from vendor Hayes, Inc., in the amount of $95,137.70 2.d Letter of Intent: Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center Project 2.e Approval of the continuation of the Service Agreement with NeoGov for Human Resources-related Software in the amount of $209,142.53 for Fiscal Year 25 through Fiscal Year 27. 2.f Clearwater Ferry Services Interlocal Agreement (ILA), an operational agreement between the City of Dunedin and PSTA for Ferry Services, beginning September 18, 2025 through September 30, 2026, for an amount "Not to Exceed" (NTE) $88,132. 3. ACTION ITEMS 3.a Second Reading of Ordinance 25-02: Amending Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code, Historic Preservation - Appoint Linda Christle to a partial regular term ending 2/1/2027 EXHIBIT: A. CEB Roster.pdf EXHIBIT: B. HA Applicant Packet.pdf Staff recommends the purchase to renew the FY26 annual support contract on the citywide data backup system. EXHIBIT: A. PRR Exemption Cover Letter.pdf EXHIBIT: B. FY26 Rubrik Software-Support Renewal_HQ2850-01 - IT-26-035- redacted.pdf Commission approval of a Letter of Intent (LOI) between the City of Dunedin and the Dunedin Boat Club. EXHIBIT: A. DBC and Sailing Center Letter of Intent Final_Partially Executed.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Club House Rendering.pdf Staff recommends Commission approval of the NeoGov Service Agreement. EXHIBIT: A. NEOGOV Executive Summary.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Delegated Authority Memo 2022-Neogov - HR.pdf EXHIBIT: C. APPROVED 2023 NeoGov Order Form - City of Dunedin FL - Learn (2 Year Incentive)-Signed.pdf EXHIBIT: D. NeoGov Services Agreement.pdf EXHIBIT: E. NeoGov 3 Year 2024 Order Form.pdf EXHIBIT: F. Purchasing Agent Memo - NeoGov agreement renewal for Human Resources Software.pdf Commission approval of the Clearwater Ferry Services Interlocal Agreement (ILA), between the City of Dunedin and PSTA for Ferry Services, beginning September 18, 2025 through September 30, 2026, for an amount "Not to Exceed" (NTE) $88,132, conditioned on both PSTA and Clearwater Ferry executing the First Amendment to Agreement For Ferry Operations and Related Services (wherein Clearwater Ferry agrees to indemnify the City of Dunedin) prior to September 18, 2025. EXHIBIT: A. Clearwater Ferry Interlocal Agreement_Final.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Exhibit A PSTA and Clearwater Ferry Agreement.pdf 2

3.b Resolution 25-13: Amending the Certificate of Appropriateness Matrix as required by Chapter 111 of the Land Development Code. 3.c Second Reading of Ordinance 25-06: City Commission Salary Adjustment SUPPLEMENT: Staff is requesting that Action Item 3.a., Ordinance #25-02, be postponed to the October 9, 2025, Commission meeting for the purpose of allowing the Florida Department of State, Historic Resources Division, to review and provide comment on the Ordinance content and to assure compliance with all state and federal preservation laws mandating consideration of a project's impact on historic and archaeological properties. EXHIBIT: A. Ordinance No. 25-02.pdf EXHIBIT: B. June 11, 2025 LPA Meeting Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: C. July 9, 2025 LPA Draft Meeting Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: D. March 4, 2025 City Commission Work Session Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: E. 12.17.2024 City Commission Work Session Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: F. City Commission Workshop Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: G. City Commission Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: H. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: I. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Workshop Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: J. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Annual Report- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: K. Final_ORC_Report_12-14-2021.pdf EXHIBIT: L. FAQ For LPA.pdf EXHIBIT: M. Ord 25-02 City of Dunedin Business Impact Statement.pdf EXHIBIT: N. Proof of Notice.pdf SUPPLEMENT: Staff is requesting that Action Item 3.b., Resolution #25-13, be postponed to the October 9, 2025, Commission meeting as this item is complementary to Ordinance #25-02. EXHIBIT: A. Resolution 25-13 COA Matrix.pdf EXHIBIT: B. COA Matrix Adopted 2019.pdf EXHIBIT: C. June 11, 2025 LPA Meeting Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: D. July 9, 2025 LPA Draft Meeting Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: E. March 4, 2025 City Commission Work Session Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: F. 12.17.2024 City Commission Work Session Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: G. City Commission Workshop Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: H. City Commission Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: I. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: J. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Workshop Minutes- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: K. Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Annual Report- Combined.pdf EXHIBIT: L. Final_ORC_Report_12-14-2021.pdf EXHIBIT: M. FAQ For LPA.pdf EXHIBIT: N. Proof of Notice.pdf Staff recommends Commission approval of Ordinance 25-06 at second reading. EXHIBIT: A. Ordinance 25-06 Establishing the Annual Salary of the City 3

3.d Resolution #25-29 Amending the Marina User Fees 3.e Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) FY26 Annual Addendum to the Contract with the City of Dunedin to provide Law Enforcement Services, at a cost of $6,134,860 for FY26. 3.f Appointment to the PSTA Board of Directors 3.g The proposed agenda for the September 18, 2025, Commission Meeting. 4. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS 4.a Commission Discussion and Comments 4.b City Clerk's Update 4.c City Manager's Update 4.d City Attorney's Update Commission.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Ordinance 17-32 Establish Commission Annual Salary.pdf EXHIBIT: C. Proof of Notice Ad Ordinance 25-06.pdf EXHIBIT: D. City of Dunedin Business Impact Statement Ordinance 25-06.pdf Staff recommends approval of Resolution #25-29 to increase the marina slip user fees by 10% effective October 1, 2025 EXHIBIT: Resolution 25-29_Marina_Rate_Change FY 2026 ).pdf Staff recommends Commission approval of Addendum No. 2 to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) Contract with the City of Dunedin to provide Law Enforcement Services, at a cost of $6,134,860 for FY26. EXHIBIT: A. Dunedin.FY26.Contract.addendum 2.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Dunedin-FY26 Attachment 1.pdf EXHIBIT: C. Explanation of Attachment 1.pdf Request that an appointment or re-appointment be made for the three-year term that starts on October 1, 2025, and ends on September 30, 2028. EXHIBIT: A. Appointment to the PSTA Board of Directors.pdf Staff recommends approving the proposed agenda for the September 18, 2025, Commission Meeting. EXHIBIT: A. September 18, 2025 Proposed Commission Meeting Agenda.pdf The Commission shares topics of concern, future issues they wish to address, events attended, announcements, and liaison updates. City Clerk's Update City Manager's Update City Attorney's Update ADJOURN MEETING DUNEDIN PUBLIC PARTICIPATION & DECORUM RULES Note: Please put cell phones and pagers on silent or vibrate during the meeting. This meeting is televised; therefore, you may appear on TV at any time. 4

Public Appearance: CITIZEN INPUT is for comments from members of the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda for this meeting (please give name and address and limit all comments to a maximum of three minutes). AS FOR ITEMS ON THE AGENDA individual speakers are limited to a maximum of three minutes. A Representative of a group consisting of 5 individuals who are present during the meeting may speak on behalf of the group for up to 10 minutes at the Chair's discretion. To do so, the individuals must have waived their time to the representative by providing their name and address on the back of the comment card. Public Hearings: During public hearings the Chair will open the agenda item to the public for comment. If you wish to comment come to the microphone at the podium and give your name and address for the record. Make all comments and queries to or through the Chair. This meeting is for agenda items only. Other issues should be presented to the City Manager or City Clerk for discussion at a future Commission meeting. Appeals: Per Florida Statute 286.0105 - If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the board, agency, or commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Disability Provisions: It is the policy of the City of Dunedin not to discriminate against disabled persons in employment or the provisions of services. If you have a disability that requires accommodation, please notify the ADA Coordinator 48 hours prior to the scheduled meeting at (727) 298-3042. COPIES OF THIS AND ALL COMMISSION AGENDAS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, 737 LOUDEN AVENUE, ON THE MONDAY PRIOR TO THE MEETING DATE. COPIES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE CITY’S WEBSITE AT WWW.DUNEDINGOV.COM. 5

UNANIMOUSLY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. NOW WE'LL GO TO -- LET'S GO NOW WE'LL GO TO -- LET'S GO AHEAD AND GO TO CLEARWATER AHEAD AND GO TO CLEARWATER FERRY, IF I CAN HAVE A MOTION TO FERRY, IF I CAN HAVE A MOTION TO POSTPON POS POSTPONE? POSTPONE? >> SO MOVED. >> SO MOVED. >> SO MOVED. >> >> SO MOVED. >> SECOND. >> SECOND. >> SECOND. >> >> SECOND. >> Mayor >> SECOND. >> Mayor Freaney: >> SECOND. >> Mayor Freaney: ALL >> SECOND. >> Mayor Freaney: ALL IN >> SECOND. >> Mayor Freaney: ALL IN FAVOR? >> Mayor Freaney: ALL IN FAVOR? >> Mayor Freaney: ALL IN FAVOR? >> >> Mayor Freaney: ALL IN FAVOR? >> AYE. >> AYE. >> AYE. >> >> AYE. >> Mayor >> AYE. >> Mayor Freaney: >> AYE. >> Mayor Freaney: AND >> AYE. >> Mayor Freaney: AND THAT >> Mayor Freaney: AND THAT >> Mayor Freaney: AND THAT MOTION >> Mayor Freaney: AND THAT MOTION PASSES >> Mayor Freaney: AND THAT MOTION PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. MOTION PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. SO WE WILL GO TO 2D, LETTER OF SO WE WILL GO TO 2D, LETTER OF INTENT DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND INTENT DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND CENTER SAILING PROJECT,ING DO CENTER SAILING PROJECT,ING DO YOU WANT A FULL PRESENTATION, DO YOU WANT A FULL PRESENTATION, DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR -- YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR -- >> I DON'T NEED A FULL >> I DON'T NEED A FULL >> I DON'T NEED A FULL PRESENTATION. PRESENTATION. I DON'T THINK I HAVE A LOT OF I DON'T THINK I HAVE A LOT OF QUESTIONS, BUT WHAT I'M HOPING QUESTIONS, BUT WHAT I'M HOPING IS JUST FOR THE GENERAL GROUP IS JUST FOR THE GENERAL GROUP HERE, WE HAVE A LOT OF MEMBERS HERE, WE HAVE A LOT OF MEMBERS FROM THE BOAT CLUB HERE TONIGHT. FROM THE BOAT CLUB HERE TONIGHT. AND I -- IT MAKES MY HEART VERY AND I -- IT MAKES MY HEART VERY WARM TO SEE YOU ALL. WARM TO SEE YOU ALL. WHAT I'M -- I'D JUST LIKE A WHAT I'M -- I'D JUST LIKE A SUMMARY OF WHERE WE STAND WITH SUMMARY OF WHERE WE STAND WITH THAT LOI. THAT LOI. AND WHAT THE NEXT STEPS ARE, IF AND WHAT THE NEXT STEPS ARE, IF THAT'S POSSIBLE. THAT'S POSSIBLE. >> ABSOLUTELY, MAYOR, VICE MAYOR >> ABSOLUTELY, MAYOR, VICE MAYOR >> ABSOLUTELY, MAYOR, VICE MAYOR AND >> ABSOLUTELY, MAYOR, VICE MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS. AND COMMISSIONERS. I HAD A SNEAKING SUSPICION THIS I HAD A SNEAKING SUSPICION THIS WOULD BE PULLED. WOULD BE PULLED. SO WE'RE PREPARED WITH A VERY SO WE'RE PREPARED WITH A VERY SHORT PRESENTATION. SHORT PRESENTATION. THE BOAT CLUB WAS DAMAGED BY THE BOAT CLUB WAS DAMAGED BY HURRICANES HELENE AND MILTON. HURRICANES HELENE AND MILTON. AND IT WAS DEMOLISHED IN MAY, I AND IT WAS DEMOLISHED IN MAY, I BELIEVE IT WAS IN THIS LAST BELIEVE IT WAS IN THIS LAST YEAR, AFTER A DECOMMISSIONING YEAR, AFTER A DECOMMISSIONING CEREMONY THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY CEREMONY THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL. WONDERFUL. I THINK ALL OF YOU WERE THERE AT I THINK ALL OF YOU WERE THERE AT THE CEREMONY. THE CEREMONY. WE GOT TO WORK RIGHT AWAY WITH WE GOT TO WORK RIGHT AWAY WITH THE BOARD AND THE BRIDGE OF THE THE BOARD AND THE BRIDGE OF THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB, TO PUT DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB, TO PUT TOGETHER A LETTER OF TOGETHER A LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING, AS THAT ARE AS UNDERSTANDING, AS THAT ARE AS ACTIVITIES MOVING FORWARD. ACTIVITIES MOVING FORWARD. SO I HAVE A MEETING WITH THE SO I HAVE A MEETING WITH THE BOARD AND THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT BOARD AND THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT CLUB, BEEN VERY CLEAR WITH THEM, CLUB, BEEN VERY CLEAR WITH THEM, UNTIL THE CITY COMMISSION UNTIL THE CITY COMMISSION APPROVES THE SITE FOR THE NEW APPROVES THE SITE FOR THE NEW DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER, THEN WE WEREN'T GOOD TO CENTER, THEN WE WEREN'T GOOD TO GO. GO. SO THAT'S WHAT'S HERE BEFORE I SO THAT'S WHAT'S HERE BEFORE I THIS EVENING, A LETTER OF INTENT THIS EVENING, A LETTER OF INTENT TO SITE THE NEW DUNEDIN BOAT TO SITE THE NEW DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER, EXACTLY CLUB AND SAILING CENTER, EXACTLY WHERE THE OLD ONE WAS. WHERE THE OLD ONE WAS. JUST TO GO OVER SOME OF THE JUST TO GO OVER SOME OF THE RECITALS WITHIN THE AGREEMENT. RECITALS WITHIN THE AGREEMENT. LOCATION AND USE IS ON THE OLD LOCATION AND USE IS ON THE OLD SITE, AND IT WOULD BE -- SITE, AND IT WOULD BE -- EVERYBODY KNOWS, I THINK THAT'S EVERYBODY KNOWS, I THINK THAT'S AT THE END OF THE PENINSULA. AT THE END OF THE PENINSULA. IT WOULD BE THE DUNEDIN BOAT IT WOULD BE THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER ON THE CLUB AND SAILING CENTER ON THE PROPERTY. PROPERTY. THE FACILITY WILL BE A MULTIUSE THE FACILITY WILL BE A MULTIUSE FACILITY. FACILITY. IT WILL BE A CITY OWNED BUILDING IT WILL BE A CITY OWNED BUILDING IN THE HOME OF THE DUNEDIN BOAT IN THE HOME OF THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB. CLUB. THE FUTURE DESIGN AND THE FUTURE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, THIS AGREEMENT CONSTRUCTION, THIS AGREEMENT ALSO OUTLINES THE CONDITIONS ALSO OUTLINES THE CONDITIONS THAT THE PARTIES MUST MEET FOR THAT THE PARTIES MUST MEET FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE BOAT CLUB CONSTRUCTION OF THE BOAT CLUB AND THE SAILING CENTER TO MOVE AND THE SAILING CENTER TO MOVE FORWARD, THE FUNDING WOULD BE FORWARD, THE FUNDING WOULD BE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB WOULD HAVE A DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB WOULD HAVE A FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN THROUGH FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN THROUGH THE PINELLAS COMMUNITY THE PINELLAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, IN VERY MUCH THE FOUNDATION, IN VERY MUCH THE VERY SAME MOD AS THE GLADYS VERY SAME MOD AS THE GLADYS DOUGLAS PROPERTY, WHICH WAS DOUGLAS PROPERTY, WHICH WAS SUCCESSFUL. SUCCESSFUL. THIS GIVES THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB THIS GIVES THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER THREE YEARS, AND SAILING CENTER THREE YEARS, FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE LOI TO RAISE EFFICIENT SUMS. LOI TO RAISE EFFICIENT SUMS. SO IT WOULDN'T BE APPROVED SO IT WOULDN'T BE APPROVED ADMINISTRATIVELY, IT WOULD BE ADMINISTRATIVELY, IT WOULD BE APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION. APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION. THERE IS AN ATTACHMENT, AND I THERE IS AN ATTACHMENT, AND I WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT THE BOARD WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT THE BOARD HAS BEEN WORKING ON. HAS BEEN WORKING ON. I'VE BEEN SITTING WITH THEM I'VE BEEN SITTING WITH THEM GOING OVER THE DESIGN. GOING OVER THE DESIGN. IT IS OPEN BELOW, YOU CAN SEE IT IS OPEN BELOW, YOU CAN SEE THE OTHER SIDE INTO THE SOUND. THE OTHER SIDE INTO THE SOUND. WHICH WAS AN IMPROVEMENT THEY WHICH WAS AN IMPROVEMENT THEY HAD MADE AT THE CITY'S REQUEST. HAD MADE AT THE CITY'S REQUEST. I THINK IT LOOKS GREAT. I THINK IT LOOKS GREAT. IT'S MODELLED VERY MUCH AFTER IT'S MODELLED VERY MUCH AFTER THE OLD BOAT CLUB. THE OLD BOAT CLUB. I THINK IT'S EVEN THE SAME I THINK IT'S EVEN THE SAME COLOR. COLOR. SO THE ARCHITECTURAL AND SO THE ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING PLANS WILL BE DONE. ENGINEERING PLANS WILL BE DONE. THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND THE DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER ARE WELL SAILING CENTER ARE WELL UNDERWAY. UNDERWAY. THE CONSTRUCTION THEN WOULD THE CONSTRUCTION THEN WOULD BE -- THEY WOULD THEN HAND OVER BE -- THEY WOULD THEN HAND OVER THE FUNDS TO THE CITY THROUGH THE FUNDS TO THE CITY THROUGH THE PINELLAS COMMUNITY THE PINELLAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, WE WOULD HAVE A FOUNDATION, WE WOULD HAVE A GRANT TO DESIGN -- EXCUSE ME. GRANT TO DESIGN -- EXCUSE ME. TO BUILD THE BOAT CLUB ITSELF, TO BUILD THE BOAT CLUB ITSELF, AND JORGE HAS BEEN SITTING IN ON AND JORGE HAS BEEN SITTING IN ON THOSE MEETINGS REGARDING THOSE MEETINGS REGARDING CONSTRUCTION MOVING FORWARD. CONSTRUCTION MOVING FORWARD. SO POST CONSTRUCTION THEN. SO POST CONSTRUCTION THEN. THE AGREEMENT, THE LETTER OF THE AGREEMENT, THE LETTER OF INTENT STATES THAT THE SAILING INTENT STATES THAT THE SAILING CENTER WOULD HAVE THE USE OF THE CENTER WOULD HAVE THE USE OF THE PROPERTY. PROPERTY. DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING DUNEDIN BOAT CLUB AND SAILING CENTER FOR 50 YEARS FOR A HUGE CENTER FOR 50 YEARS FOR A HUGE SUM OF $1 PER YEAR. SUM OF $1 PER YEAR. WE WILL BE LOOKING AT THAT ON WE WILL BE LOOKING AT THAT ON JANUARY 1st, PROBABLY. JANUARY 1st, PROBABLY. NO, I'M JUST KIDDING. NO, I'M JUST KIDDING. AND SO THEREAFTER, AFTER IT'S AND SO THEREAFTER, AFTER IT'S CONSTRUCTED, IT WOULD BE TURNED CONSTRUCTED, IT WOULD BE TURNED OVER TO THE CITY AND IT WOULD BE OVER TO THE CITY AND IT WOULD BE A PUBLIC BUILDING, IT WOULD BE A PUBLIC BUILDING, IT WOULD BE VERY MUCH IN THE SAME MODE OF VERY MUCH IN THE SAME MODE OF OPERATIONS, IF YOU WILL. OPERATIONS, IF YOU WILL. THE DFAC, WHERE THEY RUN THE DAY THE DFAC, WHERE THEY RUN THE DAY TO DAY OPERATIONS. TO DAY OPERATIONS. THE CITY OWNS IT. THE CITY OWNS IT. WE'RE ALSO COMMITTING TO -- THEY WE'RE ALSO COMMITTING TO -- THEY HAVE COMMITTED TO -- ALSO ADDING HAVE COMMITTED TO -- ALSO ADDING A PUBLIC RESTROOM ON THE GROUND A PUBLIC RESTROOM ON THE GROUND FLOOR. FLOOR. WHICH I THINK WOULD BE A HUGE WHICH I THINK WOULD BE A HUGE ADDITION TO THE PENINSULA,ING ADDITION TO THE PENINSULA,ING AND WE WOULD CONTRIBUTE $100,000 AND WE WOULD CONTRIBUTE $100,000 TO CONSTRUCTION OF THAT PUBLIC TO CONSTRUCTION OF THAT PUBLIC RESTROOM ON THE PENINSULA. RESTROOM ON THE PENINSULA. I'M GLAD THIS IS HERE BEFORE YOU I'M GLAD THIS IS HERE BEFORE YOU THIS EVENING, I KNOW THEY WANT THIS EVENING, I KNOW THEY WANT TO GET THEIR FUND-RAISING TO GET THEIR FUND-RAISING EFFORTS UNDERWAY, IN FACT, THEY EFFORTS UNDERWAY, IN FACT, THEY ALREADY HAVE. ALREADY HAVE. WE ARE RECOMMENDING THEY APPROVE WE ARE RECOMMENDING THEY APPROVE THE LETTER OF INTENT AND WE ALL THE LETTER OF INTENT AND WE ALL GET TO WORK. GET TO WORK. >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> NO, >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> NO, I >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> NO, I DON'T >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> NO, I DON'T HAVE >> Mayor Freaney: ANY QUESTIONS? >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I HAVE >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I HAVE ONE >> NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I HAVE ONE COMMENT. QUESTIONS, I HAVE ONE COMMENT. >> Mayor Freaney: LET ME ASK FOR >> Mayor Freaney: LET ME ASK FOR >> Mayor Freaney: LET ME ASK FOR OTHER >> Mayor Freaney: LET ME ASK FOR OTHER QUESTIONS. OTHER QUESTIONS. COMMISSIONER DUGARD? COMMISSIONER DUGARD? >> NO QUESTIONS. >> NO QUESTIONS. >> NO QUESTIONS. >> >> NO QUESTIONS. >> Mayor >> NO QUESTIONS. >> Mayor Freaney: >> NO QUESTIONS. >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS >> NO QUESTIONS. >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS MAYOR? >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS MAYOR? >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS MAYOR? >> >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS MAYOR? >> YES, >> Mayor Freaney: VIGS MAYOR? >> YES, MAYOR. >> YES, MAYOR. >> YES, MAYOR. WERE >> YES, MAYOR. WERE THERE >> YES, MAYOR. WERE THERE ANY >> YES, MAYOR. WERE THERE ANY SITES, >> YES, MAYOR. WERE THERE ANY SITES, OTHER >> YES, MAYOR. WERE THERE ANY SITES, OTHER THAN WERE THERE ANY SITES, OTHER THAN THE ORIGINAL LOCATION THAT MIGHT THE ORIGINAL LOCATION THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED? HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED? >> NO. >> NO. >> NO. NO, >> NO. NO, SIR. NO, SIR. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. I >> OKAY. I HAVE >> OKAY. I HAVE A >> OKAY. I HAVE A COMMENT, >> OKAY. I HAVE A COMMENT, I'LL >> OKAY. I HAVE A COMMENT, I'LL WAIT I HAVE A COMMENT, I'LL WAIT UNTIL COMMENTS. UNTIL COMMENTS. >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER SANDBERGEN? SANDBERGEN? >> JUST ONE. >> JUST ONE. >> JUST ONE. ON >> JUST ONE. ON PAGE >> JUST ONE. ON PAGE 3, >> JUST ONE. ON PAGE 3, THERE'S >> JUST ONE. ON PAGE 3, THERE'S THE >> JUST ONE. ON PAGE 3, THERE'S THE INITIALS ON PAGE 3, THERE'S THE INITIALS QA/QC. QA/QC. WHAT DOES THAT STAND FOR? WHAT DOES THAT STAND FOR? >> JORGE? >> JORGE? >> JORGE? >> >> JORGE? >> YOU >> JORGE? >> YOU LOOKED >> JORGE? >> YOU LOOKED REAL >> JORGE? >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE SITTING >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE SITTING THERE, >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE SITTING THERE, SO >> YOU LOOKED REAL COMFORTABLE SITTING THERE, SO -- SITTING THERE, SO -- >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, IT >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, IT ESSENTIALLY >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, IT ESSENTIALLY STANDS >> GOOD EVENING, JORGE QUINTAS, IT ESSENTIALLY STANDS FOR IT ESSENTIALLY STANDS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE, QUALITY QUALITY ASSURANCE, QUALITY CONTROL, IT'S OUR PLAN, ONCE THE CONTROL, IT'S OUR PLAN, ONCE THE PLANS ARE PRODUCED, THE CITY PLANS ARE PRODUCED, THE CITY WOULD MAKE SURE TO REVIEW THEM. WOULD MAKE SURE TO REVIEW THEM. >> IS YOUR MICROPHONE ON? >> IS YOUR MICROPHONE ON? >> IS YOUR MICROPHONE ON? >> >> IS YOUR MICROPHONE ON? >> YES. >> YES. >> YES. SO >> YES. SO IT'S >> YES. SO IT'S ESSENTIALLY >> YES. SO IT'S ESSENTIALLY THE >> YES. SO IT'S ESSENTIALLY THE FINAL SO IT'S ESSENTIALLY THE FINAL CHECK BEFORE THE PROJECT GETS CHECK BEFORE THE PROJECT GETS ADVERTISES, TO MAKE SURE THERE'S ADVERTISES, TO MAKE SURE THERE'S SUFFICIENT FUNDING TO MOVE SUFFICIENT FUNDING TO MOVE FORWARD. FORWARD. >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> Mayor >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> Mayor Freaney: >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> Mayor Freaney: I >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T >> THAT'S ALL I NEED. >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE ANY >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS, >> Mayor Freaney: I DON'T HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS, I'LL ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS, I'LL GO AHEAD AND -- FINAL COMMENTS? GO AHEAD AND -- FINAL COMMENTS? COMMISSIONER WALKER? COMMISSIONER WALKER? >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. CAN >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. CAN WE >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. CAN WE SEE >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. CAN WE SEE THE >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. CAN WE SEE THE RENDERING? CAN WE SEE THE RENDERING? >> I DO NOT HAVE THE RENDERING. >> I DO NOT HAVE THE RENDERING. >> I DO NOT HAVE THE RENDERING. >> >> I DO NOT HAVE THE RENDERING. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. >> >> OKAY. >> THAT >> OKAY. >> THAT WASN'T >> OKAY. >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> AND >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> AND SHOW >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> AND SHOW THE >> THAT WASN'T PLANNED. >> AND SHOW THE AUDIENCE. >> AND SHOW THE AUDIENCE. >> AND SHOW THE AUDIENCE. THANKS, >> AND SHOW THE AUDIENCE. THANKS, CRAIG. THANKS, CRAIG. >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE JOURNEY >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE JOURNEY THAT >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE JOURNEY THAT STARTED >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE JOURNEY THAT STARTED OFF >> SO THIS HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE JOURNEY THAT STARTED OFF WITH JOURNEY THAT STARTED OFF WITH QUITE A BIT OF DEVASTATION AND QUITE A BIT OF DEVASTATION AND DAMAGE AND NOT JUST -- ACROSS DAMAGE AND NOT JUST -- ACROSS THE COMMUNITY. THE COMMUNITY. AND IT'S TAKEN US THE BETTER AND IT'S TAKEN US THE BETTER PART OF A YEAR TO GET THINGS PART OF A YEAR TO GET THINGS TRULY BACK TO NORMAL. TRULY BACK TO NORMAL. AND THE -- I HAVE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND THE -- I HAVE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND RECOGNIZE THE BOAT CLUB. AND RECOGNIZE THE BOAT CLUB. BECAUSE OF HOW QUICKLY -- FIRST BECAUSE OF HOW QUICKLY -- FIRST OF ALL, A LOT OF VERY DIFFICULT OF ALL, A LOT OF VERY DIFFICULT DECISIONS HAD TO BE MADE. DECISIONS HAD TO BE MADE. AND I -- YOU KNOW, IT'S -- IT'S AND I -- YOU KNOW, IT'S -- IT'S BEEN TOUGH AS WE'VE -- THE BOAT BEEN TOUGH AS WE'VE -- THE BOAT CLUB HAS GONE THROUGH THIS. CLUB HAS GONE THROUGH THIS. AND SO WHAT'S BEEN REMARKABLE AND SO WHAT'S BEEN REMARKABLE IS, THE ENERGY AND THE IS, THE ENERGY AND THE ENTHUSIASM, AND JUST THE PURE ENTHUSIASM, AND JUST THE PURE COMMITMENT OF THE BOAT CLUB. COMMITMENT OF THE BOAT CLUB. AND ACTUALLY, WHAT IT REALLY, AND ACTUALLY, WHAT IT REALLY, REALLY, IT'S NOTHING DIFFERENT REALLY, IT'S NOTHING DIFFERENT THAN WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR THAN WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY. ENTIRE COMMUNITY. YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE COMMUNITY, AND IT'S LIKE -- YOU COMMUNITY, AND IT'S LIKE -- YOU SEE THE EXACT SAME THING. SEE THE EXACT SAME THING. AND THE BOAT CLUB IS AN EXAMPLE AND THE BOAT CLUB IS AN EXAMPLE OF THAT, AND SO THE FACT THAT OF THAT, AND SO THE FACT THAT THEY RALLIED, YOU'VE GOT THEY RALLIED, YOU'VE GOT FUND-RAISING AND PROGRESS, FUND-RAISING AND PROGRESS, YOU'VE GOT YOUR 501(C)(3) IN YOU'VE GOT YOUR 501(C)(3) IN PLACE. PLACE. IT'S -- THINGS HAVE HAPPENED IT'S -- THINGS HAVE HAPPENED PRETTY DARN QUICK. PRETTY DARN QUICK. SO I DO -- AND IT'S NOT JUST THE SO I DO -- AND IT'S NOT JUST THE BOAT CLUB. BOAT CLUB. THE BOAT CLUB IS JUST AN EXAMPLE THE BOAT CLUB IS JUST AN EXAMPLE OF OUR COMMUNITY, AND IT'S BEEN OF OUR COMMUNITY, AND IT'S BEEN AMAZING TO WATCH THE RECOVERY. AMAZING TO WATCH THE RECOVERY. AND ANYWAY, THAT'S THE COMMENT I AND ANYWAY, THAT'S THE COMMENT I WANT TO MAKE ON THIS. WANT TO MAKE ON THIS. IT'S THAT'S ALL. IT'S THAT'S ALL. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. COMMISSIONER >> OKAY. COMMISSIONER DUGARD? COMMISSIONER DUGARD? >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT KNOWS >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT KNOWS THAT >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT KNOWS THAT THEY'RE >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT KNOWS THAT THEY'RE NOT >> EVERY SAILOR WORTH THEIR SALT KNOWS THAT THEY'RE NOT TESTED KNOWS THAT THEY'RE NOT TESTED UNTIL THEY HIT A STORM. UNTIL THEY HIT A STORM. AND WHEN THEY HIT A STORM THEY AND WHEN THEY HIT A STORM THEY KNOW HOW GOOD THEY ARE. KNOW HOW GOOD THEY ARE. WE HIT A STORM, WE KNOW HOW GOOD WE HIT A STORM, WE KNOW HOW GOOD YOU ARE. YOU ARE. CONGRATULATIONS. CONGRATULATIONS. THIS IS A GREAT START. THIS IS A GREAT START. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. VICE >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. VICE MAYOR? VICE MAYOR? >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> Mayor >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> Mayor Freaney: >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> Mayor Freaney: BE >> SURE, NOW I'VE GOT TO GO. >> Mayor Freaney: BE CAREFUL. >> Mayor Freaney: BE CAREFUL. >> Mayor Freaney: BE CAREFUL. >> >> Mayor Freaney: BE CAREFUL. >> NO >> Mayor Freaney: BE CAREFUL. >> NO PRESSURE. >> NO PRESSURE. >> NO PRESSURE. ABSOLUTELY. ABSOLUTELY. I'M SURELY IN FAVOR OF THIS. I'M SURELY IN FAVOR OF THIS. I LOVE THE COLLABORATION BETWEEN I LOVE THE COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE BOAT CLUB. THE BOAT CLUB. I THINK IT'S FABULOUS. I THINK IT'S FABULOUS. MY ONLY CONCERN IS, WE WERE VERY MY ONLY CONCERN IS, WE WERE VERY QUICK TO DECIDE WHAT TO DO AND QUICK TO DECIDE WHAT TO DO AND NO OTHER PLACES WERE CONSIDERED. NO OTHER PLACES WERE CONSIDERED. AND I UNDERSTAND WHY THEY AND I UNDERSTAND WHY THEY WEREN'T CONSIDERED, RIGHT? WEREN'T CONSIDERED, RIGHT? IT'S A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, IT'S IT'S A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, IT'S THE ORIGINAL SPOT. THE ORIGINAL SPOT. SINCE THE HURRICANE, AND EVEN SINCE THE HURRICANE, AND EVEN BEFORE THE HURRICANE, WE TALKED BEFORE THE HURRICANE, WE TALKED A LOT ABOUT THE VALUE OF THE A LOT ABOUT THE VALUE OF THE MARINA, THE VALUE OF THE PIER. MARINA, THE VALUE OF THE PIER. AND THE RUSH ON TRYING TOO PUT AND THE RUSH ON TRYING TOO PUT THE MARINA BACK TOGETHER. THE MARINA BACK TOGETHER. WE HEARD TIME AND TIME AGAIN, WE HEARD TIME AND TIME AGAIN, THE VALUE OF THAT MARINA FROM A THE VALUE OF THAT MARINA FROM A TOURIST STANDPOINT. TOURIST STANDPOINT. THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT VISIT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT VISIT THE MARINE THAT. THE MARINE THAT. I WANTED TO POINT OUT, IF YOU'RE I WANTED TO POINT OUT, IF YOU'RE OUT ON THE PIER AND TAKE A OUT ON THE PIER AND TAKE A PICTURE, THINGS ARE FINE. PICTURE, THINGS ARE FINE. IF YOU'RE ON THE EASTSIDE OF THE IF YOU'RE ON THE EASTSIDE OF THE MARINA, YOU ARE AT OLD BAY CAFE, MARINA, YOU ARE AT OLD BAY CAFE, AND WANT TO TAKE A PICTURE, THAT AND WANT TO TAKE A PICTURE, THAT BACKGROUND HAS FOREVER BEEN BACKGROUND HAS FOREVER BEEN CHANGED. CHANGED. YOU CAN SEE PAST THE ORIGINAL YOU CAN SEE PAST THE ORIGINAL BUILDING AND CATCH THE SUNSET, BUILDING AND CATCH THE SUNSET, CATCHING IT DROPPING BEHIND CATCHING IT DROPPING BEHIND CALADESI ISLAND. CALADESI ISLAND. THEY'RE JUST STUNNING PICTURES THEY'RE JUST STUNNING PICTURES OF THE MARINA, FROM THE OF THE MARINA, FROM THE EASTSIDE. EASTSIDE. AND I JUST WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND I JUST WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT US MAKING THIS DECISION AND THAT US MAKING THIS DECISION AND DECIDING IT PUT IT BACK THERE, DECIDING IT PUT IT BACK THERE, THOSE PICTURES WILL NOW BE THOSE PICTURES WILL NOW BE DIFFERENT. DIFFERENT. I WON'T TELL YOU THEY WILL BE I WON'T TELL YOU THEY WILL BE UGLY OR WORSE, ET CETERA. UGLY OR WORSE, ET CETERA. BUT THERE'S GOING TO BE -- SOME BUT THERE'S GOING TO BE -- SOME VALUE LOST. VALUE LOST. AND I WANT TO MAKE THAT COMMENT AND I WANT TO MAKE THAT COMMENT >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER SANDBERGEN? SANDBERGEN? >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, IT'S >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, IT'S A >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE, >> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE, CRAIG. IT'S A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE, CRAIG. BUT IT'S A LOT MORE. BUT IT'S A LOT MORE. THEY HAVE SAILABILITY. THEY HAVE SAILABILITY. YOU SAILING, THAT CONTINUED YOU SAILING, THAT CONTINUED COMMITMENT TO THE RESIDENTS OF COMMITMENT TO THE RESIDENTS OF DROOIN, DROO DUNEDIN, THAT'S PRICELESS. DUNEDIN, THAT'S PRICELESS. YOU GUYS HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB YOU GUYS HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB OF KEEPING IT TOGETHER AND OF KEEPING IT TOGETHER AND PUSHING IT DOWN THE ROAD. PUSHING IT DOWN THE ROAD. I LOVE TO BE ABLE TO TAKE THE I LOVE TO BE ABLE TO TAKE THE HISTORY, BRING IT TO TODAY, AND HISTORY, BRING IT TO TODAY, AND CONTINUE FORWARD SO THAT -- CONTINUE FORWARD SO THAT -- CONTINUE INTEREST IN THE YOUTH CONTINUE INTEREST IN THE YOUTH OF TODAY, IN THE SAILING OF TODAY, IN THE SAILING PROGRAM, AND THANK YOU FOR ALL PROGRAM, AND THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK TO ALL OF YOU. YOUR HARD WORK TO ALL OF YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY COMMENTS >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY COMMENTS WOULD >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY COMMENTS WOULD BE, >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY COMMENTS WOULD BE, YOU >> Mayor Freaney: SO I GUESS MY COMMENTS WOULD BE, YOU BETTER COMMENTS WOULD BE, YOU BETTER MAKE IT LOOK GOOD. MAKE IT LOOK GOOD. AND I THINK AS YOU GO ALONG, AND I THINK AS YOU GO ALONG, YOU'LL KNOW, ARE THERE ANY OTHER YOU'LL KNOW, ARE THERE ANY OTHER FEATURES WE CAN ADD TO MAKE IT FEATURES WE CAN ADD TO MAKE IT LOOK GOOD. LOOK GOOD. TO YOUR POINT, IT'S PART OF THE TO YOUR POINT, IT'S PART OF THE NEW PICTURE. NEW PICTURE. IT WILL BE PART OF THE NEW IT WILL BE PART OF THE NEW PICTURE. PICTURE. THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT. THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT. BUT I AGREE WITH WHAT BUT I AGREE WITH WHAT COMMISSIONER WALKER SAID, I COMMISSIONER WALKER SAID, I MEAN, I LOOK AT TERRY, BECAUSE MEAN, I LOOK AT TERRY, BECAUSE HE GOT BACK IN HIS HOUSE NOT HE GOT BACK IN HIS HOUSE NOT THAT LONG AGO. THAT LONG AGO. AND I GOT BACK IN MY HOUSE NOT AND I GOT BACK IN MY HOUSE NOT LONG AGO. LONG AGO. HOUSES ARE BEING SOLD AND RAZED. HOUSES ARE BEING SOLD AND RAZED. IT'S DUE TO WHAT HAPPENED WITH IT'S DUE TO WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE STORMS. THE STORMS. WE DON'T WANT ANY MORE. WE DON'T WANT ANY MORE. I THINK THE PASSION IS GOING TO I THINK THE PASSION IS GOING TO TAKE US TO THE FINISH LINE, SOY TAKE US TO THE FINISH LINE, SOY APPRECIATE EVERYTHING. APPRECIATE EVERYTHING. AND I APPRECIATE YOUR AND I APPRECIATE YOUR ATTENDANCE. ATTENDANCE. YOU CAN FEEL THE PASSION. YOU CAN FEEL THE PASSION. AND I'M THERE WITH YOU. AND I'M THERE WITH YOU. I'LL GIVE MONEY. I'LL GIVE MONEY. ANYWAY. ANYWAY. I WILL ASK FOR A MOTION. I WILL ASK FOR A MOT