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DUNEDIN, FLORIDA MINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 18, 2025 CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVENUE 6:00 P.M. PRESENT City Commission: Mayor Maureen "Moe" Freaney, Vice Mayor Robert Walker, Commissioners Tom Dugard and Steven Sandbergen Absent: Commissioner Jeff Gow Also Present: Deputy City Manager Jorge Quintas, City Attorney Jennifer Cowan, City Clerk Michelle Wells, IT Services Director Michael Nagy, Utilities & Engineering Director Clayton Watkins, Communications Director Sue Burness, CRA/Economic Development Director Robert lronsmith, Economic Development Manager Matt Jackson, Planner II Frances Leong Sharp, Purchasing Agent Tammy Winton, Public Works Assistant Director Michelle Monteclaro, Public Services Foreman Trevor Bacon, Economic Development Specialist Carolyn Homer, Recreation Coordinator Alicia Castricone, Recreation Superintendent Jocelyn Broadhead and approximately twenty-five people in the audience. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Freaney called the December 18, 2025, Regular Commission Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE City Attorney Cowan gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance. MOTION TO EXCUSE ABSENCES Mayor Freaney requested a motion to excuse the absence of Commissioner Gow. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to excuse the absence of Commissioner Gow. VOTE: Motion carried 4 - 0. 1. PRESENT ATIO NS 1.a. Presentation of the 2025 Holiday Parade Winners Recreation Coordinator Alicia Castricone introduced Susan Wilson with the Dunedin Youth Guild and thereafter provided the report of the 2025 Holiday Parade on December 13, 2025, which the Parks & Recreation Department hosted in addition to the Old Fashioned Christmas event. She noted: This year, there were 106 units in the parade. Many people gave their time, talents, and energy to the event; she expressed appreciation to all and recognized members of City staff who also assisted and were members of the committee. The cosponsor is Dunedin Youth Guild, including the volunteering and planning, as well as sponsoring two of the Parade winners. Ms. Wilson recognized the parade contest winners and presented the awards : Best Children's - Just Dance Best Children's Themed - Turbo Construction Best Overall - Suncoast United Pipes and Drum 25-1

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission 1.b. Recognition of Landon Ray in attaining Scouting's highest rank of Eagle Scout and in celebration of his Court of Honor Mayor Freaney introduced Landon Ray with Scout Troop 10 in Dunedin and shared the letter she received, inviting her to attend his Court of Honor, and presented him with a Certificate of Recognition . Landon Ray explained the Eagle Scout rank , the final rank of the Boy Scouts , which includes a service project to give back to the community. His project was for the American Legion Post 238 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1093. Their troop built at the Safety Harbor Marina Veterans Memorial Park the six flag poles flying a flag for each branch of the Military and cut out of a kneeling soldier to honor the service men and women no longer with us. He noted his intent to join the U.S. Marines. The members of the Commission commented and offered their congratulations on his accomplishments and best wishes. CITIZEN INPUT Mayor Freaney advised now was the time for anyone in the audience who wished to speak on a topic that is not already on the agenda. Jim Cowger of 2092 Valley Drive commented : The issue with the ditch behind his house is continuing. He filed a claim with the Davies Group; he read into the record the letter that he received: Thank you for your cooperation in the investigation of the above referenced claim. All available evidence in this matter has been carefully reviewed. It has been determined that the available evidence is not sufficient to conclude the loss you reported was caused by negligence on the part of our client. For that reason, we must with respect decline to offer payment on your claim. He noted one phrase in the letter that to him says this was not an impartial judgement: On the part of our client (the client being the City) He does not know where else to turn. He is not dropping the issue. He is still having damage to his home, still losing soil and a lot of erosion. He has an extensive number of pictures and videos. The group the City commissioned to clean out the debris in the ditches around Dunedin have not appeared at his residence yet. He and other residents on his street that border that ditch are still having severe issues, which he wanted to bring to the attention of the Commission . Deputy City Manager Quintas noted staff has gone out to assess the situation, and he thought there were also some concerns regarding roof gutters and where that might be directed . There might be some opportunities for City staff to make some recommendations. Nancy Ellen Hale of 509 Ashley Drive commented : Regarding the Freebee issue, a very detailed and clear synopsis was presented at the Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting yesterday by CRA/Economic Development Director lronsmith . The report clearly outlines where they were, how they started, and how things have progressed . The Freebee was not so much a problem with the service provided , but really with the provider as they see it. Everything was limited with the lack of advertising and marketing so that they could enable to offset the cost and logistics of running such a program. The absence of key personnel from the Freebee attending meetings here in Dunedin did not really convey a true interest in trying to change the direction. 25-2

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission Examples include improvement of the on-demand portion which they claim was so successful; however, it was also very confusing to several people trying to use it, including herself. The Freebee reports an increase in ridership this year; clearly there needs to be more comparison seen in facts and figures, which the Chamber has not seen. In comparison, there is the Jolley Trolley , which had indicated an interest in doing this. They have already established themselves well in Dunedin. The Chamber was hoping to possibly employ them to do a seasonal looper , which may be a smaller trolley that could be used to offset the cost and ease the financial concerns, which are high from the Freebee. It does not require on-demand, as this looper would be continually running on a timely basis throughout the City for all the Blue Jays games and other seasonal events . The Jolley Trolley is also familiar to everyone as a mode of transportation for tourists and locals and would be a dedicated mode of transportation. The intentions from the Freebee were good or the City would not have proceeded. Unfortunately, it just did not progress in the way thought. Ms . Hale also mentioned: A situation is being experienced in Dunedin with a certain business on Main Street that seems to be overstepping their bounds somewhat. The Chamber was not aware that hawking customers on the street was the way to do business in the City. They stand in the middle of the sidewalk with samples and try to get people to come into their business. Last night she was disturbed when they kept saying " hey gorgeous get over here, we've got something for you." This is not quite the professional business wanted here. The main thing she is hearing from guests in the restaurant where she works is that they do not want to walk on that side of the street because of fear of being harassed . This is not good for the shop owners on that side, as it is taking away potential business. She thought the issue needs to be addressed. In response to the request from Mayor Freaney, City Attorney Cowan advised it depends on the level of the issue; there can be harassment that could lead to a criminal issue involving law enforcement. However, someone speaking to you as you are walking down the sidewalk or whatever is an allowable space as it is a public forum . They can speak to people . If they are blocking your path or threatening in some way, then that would be something she would say would have to have law enforcement involved. Seeing and hearing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney moved to the next agenda item . 2. CONSENT AGENDA 2.a. Approve the Minutes for the: A. 11/4/2025 Workshop B. 11/6/2025 Regu lar Meeting 2.b. Board and Committee Appointments A. Architectural Review Committee - Reappoint Christopher Anuszkiewicz to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 - Reappoint Jeffrey Bame to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 B. Local Planning Agency - Reappoint Deborah Kynes to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 - Reappoint Paul Stanek to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 C. Public Safety Committee - Reappoint Debbie Wilson to a regular term ending 1/1/2029 25-3

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission 2.c. Request approval to issue a Purchase Order (PO) via "Piggybacking" the "Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) Agreement" with Precision Sidewalk Safety Corporation (PSSC) for the City Sidewalk Inspection & Maintenance Program Repairs at a "Not to Exceed" (NTE) amount of $75,000 for FY26. 2.d. Approval of the lnterlocal Agreement (ILA) with Pinellas County for the Cooperative Procurement of Post Storm Recovery Services 2.e. PSTA Bus Shelter Cost Sharing lnterlocal Agreement in the amount of $13,400 2.f. Approval of the First Amendment to the lnterlocal Agreement between Pinellas County and NPDES MS4 Co-Permittees for Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment 2.g. Duke Energy Easement for Pad Mounted Switch Gear at Amberlea Park (1680 Amberlea Drive N.) 2.h. Award of Bid #25-2539 - Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Administration Building Hardening Project, to Best Home Protection Windows and Doors, Inc, in the amount of $349,410 MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Commissioner Sandbergen to approve the Consent Agenda except items 2.c. and 2.h. 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 4- 0. ITEMS PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA - 2.c. Request approval to issue a Purchase Order (PO) via "Piggybacking" the "Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) Agreement" with Precision Sidewalk Safety Corporation (PSSC) for the City Sidewalk Inspection & Maintenance Program Repairs at a "Not to Exceed" (NTE) amount of $75,000 for FY26. Vice Mayor Walker requested clarification , noting this does not accomplish addressing the number of pavers on some of the older sidewalks, for example the Douglas area; he questioned if there is a similar plan for the pavers. Assistant Public Works Director Monteclaro explained: There is currently no program for the brick pavers. If an issue is called in, City staff responds , inspecting and scheduling the work . Deputy City Manager Quintas explained regarding this item; the process involved is an improvement on the one used in the past for issues that could cause a tripping hazard . The technique used for this process does not lend itself to pavers; therefore, City staff will address those issues when reported . However, there is an attempt to systematically address areas through the Community Redevelopment Area and Economic Development. Mayor Freaney expressed concern regarding the repair of the pavers being reactive and Deputy Quintas provided information regarding the funding for paving , noting there are limited resources . He noted the Gas Tax use declined , which is attributed to things such as the Electric Vehicles that do not use gas and therefore are not paying into the fund to help maintain and protect roadways and infrastructure, in this case sidewalks. 25-4

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission Significant discussion ensued regarding the sidewalk repairs, including the process for addressing those issues at this time as well as possibly through the budget process, identifying capital projects for new sidewalk projects. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Walker and seconded by Commissioner Dugard to approve Consent Agenda item 2.c. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Jeremy Reynolds of 973 Cedarwood Avenue commented: His father in-law is a Disabled American Veteran who is wheelchair-bound. He would rather have every paver in the City be covered with asphalt because of what happens to people in wheelchairs when they have to go over brick pavers. Beyond that, recent developments in law expose the City to additional liabilities because of lack of maintenance for those pavers, which the City already has less funding. He questioned the cost to have a drone map the City's sidewalks; it would probably be less than $2,000. He suggested taking this in-house with modern technology to automate and save money in the future for possible lawsuits. Hearing and seeing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. VOTE: Motion carried 4- 0. 2.h. Award of Bid #25-2539-Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Administration Building Hardening Project, to Best Home Protection Windows and Doors, Inc, in the amount of $349,410 Utilities & Engineering Director Watkins provided hard copies of the revised Agenda Memo and Purchasing Memo for this agenda item and advised: After double-checking the math from the consultant, a $400.00 addition error and a scrivener's error were found. The amount is changed to $349,810.00. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Sandbergen and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to approve Consent Agenda item 2.h. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. VOTE: Motion carried 4- 0. 3. ACTION ITEMS 3.a. Second Reading of Ordinance 25-10 - Historic Landmark Designation of 558 Beltrees Street City Attorney Cowan read Ordinance 25-10 by title only. MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Walker and seconded by Commissioner Dugard to adopt Ordinance 25-10 on second reading, granting Historic Landmark Designation of 558 Beltrees Street. Staff Presentation Planner II Sharp advised: This is the second and final reading for the Historic Landmark Designation for what will be known as The Yellow House and noted the location of the home. 25-5

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission In reviewing the criteria for designation , the Craftsmen Bungalow architectural style was significant and prevalent in this area. Other key features of the home are interior features maintained and preserved, as noted in the staffing memo along with photographs. There were some modifications to the home where the previous owner extended the bedroom area. There are three Grand Oaks located on the property ; the applicant indicated the City Arborist had mentioned one of them is one of the oldest in Pinellas County. The Historic Preservation Advisory Committee reviewed the application on October 9, 2025, and recommended approval. The City Commission approved on First Reding on November 20, 2025 . Staff finds that Application DR-2025-0004 for Design Review is consistent with the applicable review criteria for approval. The homeowner was present this evening . Questions for Staff - None 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 The Mayor and Commissioners expressed their appreciation for the design, including the history being well-documented and their support for the program . VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Sandbergen , Dugard , Walker , and Mayor Freaney voting aye . Voting nay: None . Following the vote was the presentation of the Historical Landmark plaque. 3.b. Application DR-2025-0004 - First Hearing of Design Review Approval for the development of a two-story, 21-unit residential vacation home project called Azul Ave Vacation Homes located at 1380 Pinehurst Rd. Mayor Freaney advised the applicant is requesting this item be continued to the January 8, 2026, regularly scheduled 6:00 p.m. City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall. An eComment was submitted by Jeremy Reynolds : Application DR-2025 -0004 violates Dunedin 's Comp Plan Obj 2.9 (Compatibility) and Goal 3 (Environment). "Lock -out" units create a functional 48-unit density, doubling the FX-M limit of 24. Per Colonial Apartments v. DeLand, hard caps cannot be bypassed. At 27ft, the massing disrupts the 1920s single-family neighborhood. Los Olas Tower v. Ft. Lauderdale affirms denial for incompatibility even if height limits are met. The plan clear-cuts trees, violating LDC §105-35 Grand Tree protection. Speech : "Mayor, DR-2025-0004 is a density shell game. Lock-outs functionally double intensity to 48 units , violating FX-M caps. It fails the Compatibility Test; 27ft buildings and clear-cutting a century-old site don't belong here . Fire safety is unaddressed and infrastructure is inadequate . Per Cardinal Industries , neighbor testimony on incompatibility is valid evidence . Please reject this project. " MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to continue item 3.b. to the January 8, 2026, regularly scheduled 6:00 p.m. City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall. 25-6

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 VOTE: Motion carried 4-0. Dunedin City Commission 3.c. Award of Bid (1TB' #25-2534) for the Old City Hall Park Site, for the "Base Bid" ($486,258.25) and "Bid Alternate" ($28,770.30) to Mali Contracting Corp, in the total amount of $515,028.55 Staff Presentation CRA/Economic Development Director lronsmith advised: This project is part of the Downtown East End Plan to revamp this area and make it a respite area to help activate the east end of town. Mali Contracting Corp is well-recognized in the City and is well-qualified. This item is for the brick pavers and pergola. The bathrooms will be a separate item continued to January 22, 2026. This is strictly for the first award of bid. The alternate is for brick sidewalks along Main Street from Highland to Louden with a new style of brick, the same as is in front of Casa Tina's. Questions for Staff Vice Mayor Walker discussed with Mr. lronsmith there was one other bidder which was significantly higher and a third that did not qualify. Commissioner Sand bergen inquired if there is any dog park/walk area. Mr. lronsmith advised there is not in this area, as it was determined it would not fit the characteristics of the area; that is too small as well. When Commissioner Sand bergen inquired about lighting, Mr. lronsmith explained there would be no light intrusion on the neighbors. Commissioner Sandbergen asked about the significant permitting costs to the City, and Deputy City Manager Quintas explained the City is not exempt from its own permitting costs. Mayor Freaney clarified with Mr. lronsmith the location of bathrooms as previously discussed and the rationale for that location, including the least impact to the trees. Deputy City Manager Quintas noted other considerations including the adherence to a requirement for being 100 feet from the existing well house even though that is for new wells, which would also protect the root systems of the trees . Mayor Freaney inquired regarding going from a one-way street to a two-way street; has it been considered that there is room for two lanes and adequate parking and pedestrians? Utilities & Engineering Director Watkins explained those elements were considered in the conceptual drawings/plan and noted some details regarding parking and walking. Mayor Freaney commented regarding the naming of the park, which she was aware is being discussed; she thought the sooner it comes to the Commission for consideration, the better. Mr. lronsmith advised of his discussions with the Historical Society and the feeling of reflecting the significance of what was previously Oak Street; City staff has considered various names and their recommendation is Grand Oak Park. Deputy City Manager Quintas suggested bringing the naming of the park forward at the January 22, 2026, meeting; the Commission was in agreement. Public Input Mayor Freaney opened the item to public input. Hearing and seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Freaney closed the public input. 25-7

Regular Meeting Dunedin City Commission December 18, 2025 MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Sandbergen and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to award Bid (1TB #25-2534) to Mali Contracting Corp, of Tampa, FL, for the "Base Bid" (Park Site Development@ $486,258.25) and "Bid Alternate" (Sidewalk Enhancement@ $28,770.30), for a total combined award amount of $515 ,028.55 Commission Comments In response to Vice Mayor Walker, Mr. lronsmith advised the anticipated completion is late January. VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Dugard, Sandbergen, Walker, and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None. 3.d. Award of Piggyback Agreement for the Old City Hall Park Restroom Facility to Public Restroom Company, in the amount of $454,679 Mayor Freaney advised that staff is requesting this item be continued to the January 22, 2026, regularly scheduled 6:00 p.m. City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall. MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to continue item 3.d. to the January 22, 2026 , regularly scheduled 6:00 p.m. City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall. VOTE: Motion carried 4-0. 3.e. First Written Amendment to the Agreement with KCI Construction Services, LLC, d/b/a KCI Communications Infrastructure, for Bid #25-2515 - Skinner Blvd Electrical Improvements for Undergrounding, previously awarded on August 7, 2025, in the amount of $172,992.25, under Agenda Item #2.c. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. Staff Presentation Utilities & Engineering Director Watkins advised: Between the bid closing and the award, a State Statute came about that made some revisions to the substantial close out of projects. This action will change the contract to match the statute. In addition, there was language struck out regarding asking the contractor to obtain temporary construction easements for the undergrounding. The City will be doing that for fourteen easements; he recalled six have been obtained. Regarding the time frame to begin, Duke Energy will be wrapping up most of their work for the project by the end of March; the City's contractor will begin moving around the middle of March. This is only for the commercial businesses along Skinner with heavy coordination with each business as to the best time for putting them out of service for the switch over. Questions for Staff Commissioner Dugard verified with Mr. Watkins that all parties were in agreement with the change of language. Commissioner Sandbergen discussed with Mr. Watkins the minor disruptions to the area businesses; there have been many discussions regarding cutting power at the best time to suit the business; this work should not require road closures. 25-8

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Public Input Dunedin City Commission 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 Commissioner Dugard and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to approve First Amendment to the Agreement with KCI Construction Services, LLC, Tampa, FL, d/b/a KCI Communications Infrastructure, for Bid #25-2515 - Skinner Blvd Electrical Improvements for Undergrounding Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Dugard, Sandbergen, Walker, and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None. 3.f. First Written Amendment to Agreement with BDI Marine Contractors, LLC (BDI) for Bid #25-2523 • Marina East Wall Replacement and North Wall Repair. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. Staff Presentation Utilities & Engineering Director Watkins advised: Between the bid closing and the award, a State Statute came about that made some revisions to the substantial close out of projects. This action will change the contract to match the statute. Questions for Staff - None 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 Commissioner Sandbergen and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to approve First Amendment to the Agreement with BDI Marine Contractors, LLC (BDI) for Bid #25-2523- Marina East Wall Replacement and North Wall Repair. Commission Comments - None VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Dugard, Sandbergen, Walker, and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None. 3.g. The proposed agenda for the January 8, 2026, Commission Meeting Mayor Freaney asked for additions or revisions: Additions: Award of Bid 25-2540 Marina Fishing Pier Replacement Application DR-2025-0004 - First Hearing of Design Review Approval for the development of a two-story, 21-unit residential vacation home project called Azul Ave Vacation Homes located at 1380 Pinehurst Rd. Rules & Procedure Resolution MOTION: Motion was made by Vice Mayor Walker and seconded by Commissioner Dugard to approve the revised proposed agenda for the January 8, 2026, Commission Meeting. 25-9

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 Dunedin City Commission VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Dugard, Sandbergen, Walker, and Mayor Freaney voting aye . Voting nay: None. 4. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS 4.a. The proposed agenda for the January 6, 2026, Commission Workshop Mayor Freaney asked for additions or revisions: Move Live Local Act from Presentation to Workshop Item Move Golf Club Advisory to February 3, 2026 , Workshop Addition: Local Property Tax Campaign MOTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Sandbergen and seconded by Vice Mayor Walker to approve the revised proposed agenda for the January 6, 2026, Commission Workshop. VOTE: Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Dugard, Sandbergen, Walker, and Mayor Freaney voting aye. Voting nay: None . 4.b. Commission Discussion and Comments Vice Mayor Walker : Commented regarding Wreaths Across America's significant growth and noted the number of members from the V.F.W. Post 2550 in attendance. Noted the energy and joy displayed at the Holiday Parade this year and acknowledged the great work by City staff. Commissioner Sand bergen : Commented regarding the Holiday Parade being a community parade; it was special and an event for the City to be proud of . Commissioner Dugard: Commented regarding the holiday events this year; he was able to enjoy the community celebrating from all parts of the City . He also thanked City staff for all their work, including the clean-up ; the next day, you would not know there had been an event. Mayor Freaney : Commented regarding the many holiday events and celebrations true to the Dunedin community, being meaningful and inclusive of all cultures and religions , and agreed with the recognition of the amazing work by City staff and employees . Announced the Dunedin Council of Organizations ' meet ing tomorrow morning. 4.c. City Clerk's Update Deputy City Clerk Wells advised a new Records Management Specialist is coming to the City Clerk's Office. 4.d. City Manager's Update Exhibit A. City Manager's Update Report December 2025 4.e. City Attorney's Update - None 25-10

Regular Meeting December 18, 2025 ADJOURN MEETING The meeting adjourned at 7:34 p.m. Dunedin City Commission NOTE: The meeting was recorded, and the recording is in the official file . Attest: Maureen "Moe" Freaney Mayor 25-11

1. PRESENTATIONS 1.a Presentation of the 2025 Holiday Parade Winners 1.b Recognition of Landon Ray in attaining Scouting's highest rank of Eagle Scout and in celebration of his Court of Honor. 2. CONSENT AGENDA 2.a Approve the Minutes for the: A. 11/4/2025 Workshop B. 11/6/2025 Regular Meeting 2.b Board and Committee Appointments NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING DUNEDIN CITY HALL, 737 LOUDEN AVE DECEMBER 18, 2025 6:00 PM AGENDA CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Commission receives presentation of the 2025 Holiday Parade Winners. Staff recommends congratulating Landon Ray in attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. CITIZEN INPUT Staff recommends to approve the minutes for the meetings identified above. EXHIBIT: A. 11-04-25 WS Minutes.pdf EXHIBIT: B. 11-06-25 RM Minutes.pdf A. Architectural Review Committee - Reappoint Christopher Anuszkiewicz to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 - Reappoint Jeffrey Bame to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 B. Local Planning Agency - Reappoint Deborah Kynes to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 - Reappoint Paul Stanek to a regular term ending 12/31/2028 C. Public Safety Committee - Reappoint Debbie Wilson to a regular term ending 1/1/2029 EXHIBIT: A. ARC Roster.pdf EXHIBIT: B. LPA Roster.pdf EXHIBIT: C. PSC Roster.pdf 1

2.c Request approval to issue a Purchase Order (PO) via "Piggybacking" the "Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) Agreement" with Precision Sidewalk Safety Corporation (PSSC) for the City Sidewalk Inspection & Maintenance Program Repairs at a "Not to Exceed" (NTE) amount of $75,000 for FY26. 2.d Approval of the Interlocal Agreement (ILA) with Pinellas County for the Cooperative Procurement of Post Storm Recovery Services 2.e PSTA Bus Shelter Cost Sharing Interlocal Agreement in the amount of $13,400 2.f Approval of the First Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement between Pinellas County and NPDES MS4 Co-Permittees for Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment. Motion to approve the attached scope of services for sidewalk inspection and repairs to be provided by Precision Sidewalk Safety Corporation (PSSC), of Ocala, FL, via "Piggybacking" with the same terms and conditions as the Panhandle Area Educational Consortium Agreement (PAEC), Contract #22-139; "Florida Buy Program", at a "Not to Exceed" amount of $75,000. EXHIBIT: A. Purchasing Manager Memo - Piggybacking PAEC Contract #22- 139 for Precision Sidewalk Safety Corp.pdf EXHIBIT: B. COD Precision Sidewalk Safety Proposal.pdf EXHIBIT: C. COD Sidewalk Asset Maintenance Program Executive Summary (11-04-25).pdf EXHIBIT: D. Piggybacking Agreement with Precision Sidewalk Safety Corp (PSSC Signed FINAL).pdf Approve and authorize the City Manager to execute the ILA with Pinellas County for the Cooperative Procurement of Post Storm Recovery Services. In addition, staff requests that the City Commission authorize the City Manager to execute Participation Agreements with the seven ranked contractors if and when the need arises. EXHIBIT: A. ILA with Pinellas County for Post Storm Recovery Services EXHIBIT: B. Pinellas County's RFP Ranking of Firms EXHIBIT: C. Purchasing Memo - ILA with Pinellas County for Post Storm Recovery Services Staff recommends approving the Bus Shelter Cost Sharing Interlocal Agreement. EXHIBIT: A. Skinner_Background_Bus Shelters.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Delegated Authority, Econ & Housing Dev - Bus Shelters.pdf EXHIBIT: C. Agreement_PSTA_2 Skinner Bus Shelters.pdf EXHIBIT: D. Brasco Proposal.pdf EXHIBIT: E. Skinner_Bus Shelter_Example.pdf EXHIBIT: F. Purchasing Memo approving the Bus Shelter Cost Sharing (002).pdf Motion to approve the first amendment to the Interlocal Agreement between Pinellas County and NPDES MS4 Co-Permittees for Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment. EXHIBIT: A. ILA WQ Monitoring Co-Permitee 2025 Amendment.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Dunedin ILA WQM 2025 Unsigned Signature Sheet.pdf EXHIBIT: C. Pinellas County Water Quality Assessment Program 2019.pdf EXHIBIT: D. Co-Permitee's Water Quality Monitoring Invoice.pdf 2

2.g Duke Energy Easement for Pad Mounted Switch Gear at Amberlea Park (1680 Amberlea Drive N.) 2.h Award of Bid #25-2539 - Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Administration Building Hardening Project, to Best Home Protection Windows and Doors, Inc, in the amount of $349,410. 3. ACTION ITEMS 3.a Second Reading of Ordinance 25-10- Historic Landmark Designation of 558 Beltrees Street. 3.b Application DR-2025-0004 - First Hearing of Design Review Approval for the development of a two-story, 21-unit residential vacation home project called Azul Ave Vacation Homes located at 1380 Pinehurst Rd. EXHIBIT: E. ILA Pinellas County and Co-Permittees for WQ Monitoring and Assessment Agenda Item 08_2020.pdf EXHIBIT: E. 2020 WQM_ILA_Muni_Final_10062020_Signed.pdf Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute a Duke Energy Easement for the purpose of undergrounding and installing Pad Mounted Switch Gear at Amberlea Park (1680 Amberlea Drive N.). EXHIBIT: A. Duke Energy Easement - 1680 Amberlea Dr. N. - City of Dunedin - (REV -12.10.25).pdf Commission award of Bid #25-2539 - WTP Administration Building Window Replacement Project, to Best Home Protection Windows and Doors, Inc., of Hialeah, FL, in the amount of $349,410. EXHIBIT: A. Purchasing Manager Memo - ITB #25-2539 - WTP Admin Bldg Hardening.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Bid Tabulation (ITB #25-2539).pdf EXHIBIT: C. Bid Submittal Best Home Protection Windows and Doors.pdf Staff recommends a motion to approve second and final reading of Ordinance 25- 10. EXHIBIT: A. 558 Beltrees St Staff Report.pdf EXHIBIT: B. 558 Beltrees St Application for Designation of Historic Landmark.pdf EXHIBIT: C. 558 Beltrees St Property Appraiser General Information Card.pdf EXHIBIT: D. 558 Beltrees St Images.pdf EXHIBIT: E. Applicant Narrative.pdf EXHIBIT: F. Ordinance 25-10.pdf EXHIBIT: G. Proof of Public Notices.pdf EXHIBIT: H. Business Impact Statement for Ordinance 25-10.pdf SUPPLEMENT: Applicant has requested that this item be continued to the January 8, 2026, regularly scheduled City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall for first reading and the February 5, 2026, City Commission meeting for second reading. City staff will assure the item is readvertised accordingly. EXHIBIT: A. Staff Report EXHIBIT: B. Application DR-2025-0004 EXHIBIT: C. Aerial, Land Use & Zoning Maps EXHIBIT: D. Aerial Map of Surrounding Properties & Uses 3

3.c Award of Bid (ITB #25-2534) for the Old City Hall Park Site, for the "Base Bid" ($486,258.25) and "Bid Alternate" ($28,770.30) to Mali Contracting Corp, in the total amount of $515,028.55. 3.d Award of Piggyback Agreement for the Old City Hall Park Restroom Facility to Public Restroom Company, in the amount of $454,679 3.e First Written Amendment to the Agreement with KCI Construction Services, LLC, d/b/a KCI Communications Infrastructure, for Bid #25-2515 - Skinner Blvd Electrical Improvements for Undergrounding, previously awarded on August 7, 2025, in the amount of $172,992.25, under Agenda Item #2.c. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. EXHIBIT: E. Civil Drawings EXHIBIT: F. Greenspace Plan and Tree Preservation Plan EXHIBIT: G. Architectural Drawings EXHIBIT: H. Citizen Participation Plan and Report.pdf EXHIBIT: I. Traffic Impact Analysis Report EXHIBIT: J. Sustainability Matrix EXHIBIT: K. Parkland Impact Fees EXHIBIT: L. Public Art Program EXHIBIT: M. 12-19-2024 DRC Meeting Notes EXHIBIT: N. ARC Meeting Minutes EXHIBIT: O. Public Notices Award of Bid (ITB #25-2534) to Mali Contracting Corp, of Tampa, FL, for the "Base Bid" (Park Site Development @ $486,258.25) and "Bid Alternate" (Sidewalk Enhancement @ $28,770.30), for a total combined award amount of $515,028.55. EXHIBIT: A. Old City Hall Park Site Renderings.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Purchasing Manager Memo - ITB #25-2534 - (Old City Hall Park).pdf EXHIBIT: C. Bid Tabs - ITB #25-2534 - (Old City Hall Park).pdf EXHIBIT: D. Bid #25-2534 - Mali Contracting Corp Bid Package.pdf EXHIBIT: E. Mali Contracting Corp - Reference Checks.pdf Staff is recommending that this item be continued to the January 22, 2026, regularly scheduled City Commission meeting being held at Dunedin City Hall. Piggyback Agreement for Old City Hall Park Restroom Facility with Public Restroom Company, of Minden, NV, in the amount of $454,679, via "piggybacking" a State of Minnesota Sourcewell Cooperative Contract (081721-PRM) for Restroom and Shower Facilities. EXHIBIT: A. Former City Hall Park Site Renderings - Site Plan with Prefab Bathroom Details.pdf EXHIBIT: B. Purchasing Manager Memo - Old City Hall Park Restroom Piggyback Cooperative Purchase Request (12-01-25).pdf EXHIBIT: C. COD Restroom Project - Old City Hall - Piggyback Agreement Cost Proposal (Excerpt).pdf EXHIBIT: D. Old City Hall Park - Restroom Piggyback Agreement (Signed by PRC, 158 Pages).pdf Approval and Execution of the First Amendment to the Agreement with KCI 4

3.f First Written Amendment to Agreement with BDI Marine Contractors, LLC (BDI) for Bid #25-2523 - Marina East Wall Replacement and North Wall Repair. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. 3.g The proposed agenda for the January 8, 2026, Commission Meeting 4. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS 4.a The proposed agenda for the January 6, 2026, Commission Workshop 4.b Commission Discussion and Comments 4.c City Clerk's Update 4.d City Manager's Update 4.e City Attorney's Update Construction Services, LLC, Tampa, FL, d/b/a KCI Communications Infrastructure, for Bid #25-2515 - Skinner Blvd Electrical Improvements for Undergrounding, previously awarded on August 7, 2025, in the amount of $172,992.25, under Agenda Item #2.c. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. EXHIBIT: A. KCI Construction Services, LLC Agreement for Execution.pdf EXHIBIT: B. First_Amendment_to_Agreement KCI Construction Services, LLC for Execution.pdf Approval and Execution of First Written Amendment to Agreement with BDI Marine Contractors, LLC (BDI), of Hobe Sound, FL, for Bid #25-2523 - Marina East Wall Replacement and North Wall Repair. There is no cost associated with this Amendment, this is to add the required newly adopted State Statute language for Substantial Completion. EXHIBIT: A. First Written Amendment to Agreement with BDI Marine Contractors (for execution).pdf EXHIBIT: B. BDI Marine Contractors Agreement - (fully executed).pdf Staff recommends approving the proposed agenda for the January 8, 2026, Commission Meeting. EXHIBIT: A. PROPOSED January 8, 2026 Commission Meeting Agenda.pdf Staff recommends review of the proposed agenda for the January 6, 2026, Commission Workshop as it currently stands. EXHIBIT: A. PROPOSED January 6, 2026 Commission Workshop 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 EXHIBIT: A. City Manager's Update Report December 2025 City Attorney's Update ADJOURN MEETING DUNEDIN PUBLIC PARTICIPATION & DECORUM RULES 5

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. 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. 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 Statutes section 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.DUNEDIN.GOV. 6

>> MAYOR: >> MAYOR: AND >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH OUR >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH OUR INVOCATION >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH OUR INVOCATION AND >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH OUR INVOCATION AND PLEDGE >> MAYOR: AND WE'LL START WITH OUR INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF OUR INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. ALLEGIANCE. >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE AND >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE AND REFLECTION, >> LET'S TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT OF SILENCE AND REFLECTION, AND SILENCE AND REFLECTION, AND WISHING PEACE AND GOOD WILL TO WISHING PEACE AND GOOD WILL TO ALL. ALL. [ MOMENT OF SILENCE N. [ MOMENT OF SILENCE N. [. [. >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES >> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AMERICA. AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION, UNDER GOD, STANDS, ONE NATION, UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. JUSTICE FOR ALL. >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR PRESENTATIONS, >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR PRESENTATIONS, I >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR PRESENTATIONS, I WANTED >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR PRESENTATIONS, I WANTED TO >> BEFORE WE START WITH OUR PRESENTATIONS, I WANTED TO SAY PRESENTATIONS, I WANTED TO SAY THAT OUR CITY MANAGER JENNIFER THAT OUR CITY MANAGER JENNIFER BRAMLEY IS PRORNLL THAT OUR CITY MANAGER JENNIFER BRAMLEY IS PRORNL L THAT OUR CITY MANAGER JENNIFER BRAMLEY IS PROPROBABLY NOW VISIG BRAMLEY IS PROPROBABLY NOW VISIG HER FAMILY, WE HAVE ASSISTANT HER FAMILY, WE HAVE ASSISTANT DEPUTY MANAGER HERE, WE HAVE TO DEPUTY MANAGER HERE, WE HAVE TO GIVE HIM A HARD TIME. GIVE HIM A HARD TIME. ALSO, WE'RE GOING TO NEED A ALSO, WE'RE GOING TO NEED A MOTION -- EVERYONE IN THE MOTION -- EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY KNOWS THAT COMMUNITY KNOWS THAT COMMISSIONER GOW LOST HIS COMMISSIONER GOW LOST HIS DAUGHTER RECENTLY. DAUGHTER RECENTLY. SO HE'S GOT SOME THINGS THAT THE SO HE'S GOT SOME THINGS THAT THE FAMILY NEEDED TO DO IN RECORD TO FAMILY NEEDED TO DO IN RECORD TO THAT. THAT. WE ENCOURAGED HIM NOT TO BE HERE WE ENCOURAGED HIM NOT TO BE HERE TONIGHT. TONIGHT. HE HAS IMPORTANT THINGS. HE HAS IMPORTANT THINGS. >> 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: OUR >> AYE. >> Mayor Freaney: OUR HEARTS >> AYE. >> Mayor Freaney: OUR HEARTS ARE >> Mayor Freaney: OUR HEARTS ARE >> Mayor Freaney: OUR HEARTS ARE WITH >> Mayor Freaney: OUR HEARTS ARE WITH JEFF. WITH JEFF. PRESENTATIONS, WE HAVE PRESENTATIONS, WE HAVE PRESENTATION OF 2025 HOLIDAY PRESENTATION OF 2025 HOLIDAY PARADE WINNERS. PARADE WINNERS. SORRY. SORRY. I'LL ASK ALICIA TO COME UP I'LL ASK ALICIA TO COME UP AND -- AND -- >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. I'M >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. I'M THE >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. I'M THE COORDINATOR >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. I'M THE COORDINATOR FOR >> MY NAME IS ALICIA CASTRACONE. I'M THE COORDINATOR FOR THE I'M THE COORDINATOR FOR THE PARKS & REC DEPARTMENT. PARKS & REC DEPARTMENT. THIS IS SUSAN, PART OF THE YOUTH THIS IS SUSAN, PART OF THE YOUTH GUILD THAT ASSISTED US WITH THE GUILD THAT ASSISTED US WITH THE PARADE. PARADE. THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO COME AND GIVE THE REPORT OF THE COME AND GIVE THE REPORT OF THE 2025 HOLIDAY PARADE. 2025 HOLIDAY PARADE. ON DECEMBER 13th, THE PARKS AND ON DECEMBER 13th, THE PARKS AND REC DEPARTMENT HOSTED THE REC DEPARTMENT HOSTED THE HOLIDAY PARADE AND OLD FASHIONED HOLIDAY PARADE AND OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS EVENT. CHRISTMAS EVENT. THIS YEAR WE HAD 106 UNITS IN THIS YEAR WE HAD 106 UNITS IN THE PARADE. THE PARADE. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THEM. THEM. THE CO SPONSOR IS THE DUNEDIN THE CO SPONSOR IS THE DUNEDIN YOUTH GUILD. YOUTH GUILD. I APPRECIATE NOT ONLY THEIR TIME I APPRECIATE NOT ONLY THEIR TIME FOR HELPING US ORGANIZING IT. FOR HELPING US ORGANIZING IT. AND FOR VOLUNTEERING AND THE AND FOR VOLUNTEERING AND THE PLANNING AND THEIR HARD WORK THE PLANNING AND THEIR HARD WORK THE DAY OF THE EVENT. DAY OF THE EVENT. THE HOLIDAY PARADE COMMITTEE IS THE HOLIDAY PARADE COMMITTEE IS NOT JUST ME, IT TAKES MORE NOT JUST ME, IT TAKES MORE PEOPLE TO DO SUCH A BIG EVENT PEOPLE TO DO SUCH A BIG EVENT LIKE THAT SO STEPHANIE KINSINGER LIKE THAT SO STEPHANIE KINSINGER WHO IS THE LIFEGUARD AT THE WHO IS THE LIFEGUARD AT THE POOL, SHE'S MY CO-CHAIR, POOL, SHE'S MY CO-CHAIR, SIDEKICK. SIDEKICK. SHE'S A VERY VALUABLE MEMBER OF SHE'S A VERY VALUABLE MEMBER OF THIS COMMITTEE. THIS COMMITTEE. TINA WARD ASICH THIS COMMITTEE. TINA WARD ASISISTED WITH GETTIN TINA WARD ASISISTED WITH GETTIN THEM ON THE ROAD. THEM ON THE ROAD. ADDITIONAL CITY OF DUNEDIN STAFF ADDITIONAL CITY OF DUNEDIN STAFF IS GOING TO BE OUR PARKS & REC IS GOING TO BE OUR PARKS & REC TEAM. TEAM. OUR SPECIAL EVENTS TEAM, WHICH OUR SPECIAL EVENTS TEAM, WHICH IS JURY PETERSON AND DANIELLE IS JURY PETERSON AND DANIELLE EDWARDS. EDWARDS. OUR PUBLIC SERVICES TEAM, OUR PUBLIC SERVICES TEAM, FACILITIES AND TRAFFIC, FACILITIES AND TRAFFIC, SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, OUR FIRE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT, COMMUNICATIONS, AND DEPARTMENT, COMMUNICATIONS, AND RANDY KNOT FOR MAKING THE RANDY KNOT FOR MAKING THE CHILDREN SMILE. CHILDREN SMILE. I HAVE MANY VOLUNTEERS I'D LIKE I HAVE MANY VOLUNTEERS I'D LIKE TO THANK. TO THANK. ESPECIALLY FOR OUR VIP'S, WE HAD ESPECIALLY FOR OUR VIP'S, WE HAD VEHICLES THAT WERE IN. VEHICLES THAT WERE IN. FITZGERALD HYUNDAI CAME IN AND FITZGERALD HYUNDAI CAME IN AND HELPED US OUT WITH A COUPLE NICE HELPED US OUT WITH A COUPLE NICE GENESIS. GENESIS. RUSSELL EMMANUEL SON. RUSSELL EMMANUEL SON. RANDY RINGER, THE BEACH-A-HOLL RUSSELL EMMANUEL SON. RANDY RINGER, THE BEACH-A-HOLICS RANDY RINGER, THE BEACH-A-HOLICS JEEP GROUP AND THE CLEARWATER JEEP GROUP AND THE CLEARWATER JOLLEY TROLLEY. JOLLEY TROLLEY. I WOULD LIKE TO TURN THE I WOULD LIKE TO TURN THE PRESENTATION OVER TO MISS SUSAN PRESENTATION OVER TO MISS SUSAN WITNESSPEN, AND TOGETHER WE WILL WITNESSPEN, AND TOGETHER WE WILL TALK ABOUT THE WINNERS OF EACH TALK ABOUT THE WINNERS OF EACH CATEGORY. CATEGORY. >> THE YOUTH GUILD STARTED THE >> THE YOUTH GUILD STARTED THE >> THE YOUTH GUILD STARTED THE PARADE. PARADE. I DON'T KNOW IF ALL OF YOU ARE I DON'T KNOW IF ALL OF YOU ARE AWARE OF THAT, BUT THEY DID LONG AWARE OF THAT, BUT THEY DID LONG AGO, IT BECAME SUCH AN EVENT AGO, IT BECAME SUCH AN EVENT THAT WE COULD NO LONGER THAT WE COULD NO LONGER FACILITAT THAT WE COULD NO LONGER FACIIF FACII FACILITATE ALL THAT NEEDED TO BE FACILITATE ALL THAT NEEDED TO BE DONE. DONE. SO THE CITY PARTNERED WITH US, SO THE CITY PARTNERED WITH US, AND IT'S BEEN A WONDERFUL UNION AND IT'S BEEN A WONDERFUL UNION EVER SINCE. EVER SINCE. I REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THAT THE I REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THAT THE CITY DOES. CITY DOES. TO MAKE THIS SUCH A SUCCESS. TO MAKE THIS SUCH A SUCCESS. OUR FIRST WINNER IS THE OUR FIRST WINNER IS THE CHILDREN'S UNIT, THAT IS JUST CHILDREN'S UNIT, THAT IS JUST DANCE. DANCE. [ APPLAUSE ] [ APPLAUSE ] AD YOU'RE HERE TO ACCEPT THIS AD YOU'RE HERE TO ACCEPT THIS AWARD? AWARD? >> I AM. >> I AM. >> I AM. >> >> I AM. >> WOULD >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU LIKE >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY A >> I AM. >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY A FEW >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY A FEW >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY A FEW WORDS? WORDS? >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR DANCERS >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR DANCERS >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR DANCERS FROM >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR DANCERS FROM THE >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR DANCERS FROM THE PARADE. FROM THE PARADE. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PICKING >> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PICKING >> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PICKING US. US. >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE AND >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE AND A >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE AND A CHECK >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE AND A CHECK FOR >> WELL, HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE AND A CHECK FOR $100. AND A CHECK FOR $100. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. WE >> THANK YOU. WE ALWAYS >> THANK YOU. WE ALWAYS LOVE >> THANK YOU. WE ALWAYS LOVE HAVING >> THANK YOU. WE ALWAYS LOVE HAVING YOU >> THANK YOU. WE ALWAYS LOVE HAVING YOU GUYS WE ALWAYS LOVE HAVING YOU GUYS IN OUR PARADE. IN OUR PARADE. IT'S OUR FAVORITE TIME OF YEAR. IT'S OUR FAVORITE TIME OF YEAR. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A PICTURE >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A PICTURE AS >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A PICTURE AS EACH >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A PICTURE AS EACH -- >> Mayor Freaney: ARE WE GOING TO GET A PICTURE AS EACH -- WE TO GET A PICTURE AS EACH -- WE CAN DO THAT, ALL TOGETHER? CAN DO THAT, ALL TOGETHER? OUR COMMUNICATIONS GURU RULES. OUR COMMUNICATIONS GURU RULES. >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME UNIT, >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME UNIT, THAT >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME UNIT, THAT WAS >> THE NEXT IS CHILDREN'S THEME UNIT, THAT WAS TURBO UNIT, THAT WAS TURBO CONSTRUCTION. CONSTRUCTION. YOU DID A GREAT JOB. YOU DID A GREAT JOB. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH WE >> THANK YOU SO MUCH WE >> THANK YOU SO MUCH WE APPRECIATE >> THANK YOU SO MUCH WE APPRECIATE IT. APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU FOR >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU FOR >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING. PARTICIPATING. DON'T RUN OFF, WE'RE TAKING DON'T RUN OFF, WE'RE TAKING PICTURES. PICTURES. >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF PRESENTING >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF PRESENTING THE >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF PRESENTING THE BEST >> I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF PRESENTING THE BEST OVERALL PRESENTING THE BEST OVERALL UNIT. UNIT. DRUM ROLL, IT IS THE SUNCOAST DRUM ROLL, IT IS THE SUNCOAST UNITED PIPES AND DRUMS. UNITED PIPES AND DRUMS. COME ON UP. COME ON UP. [ APPLAUSE ] [ APPLAUSE ] >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A FEELING >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A FEELING THAT'S >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A FEELING THAT'S WHY >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A FEELING THAT'S WHY ALAN >> Mayor Freaney: I HAD A FEELING THAT'S WHY ALAN WAS FEELING THAT'S WHY ALAN WAS HERE. HERE. [ APPLAUSE ] [ APPLAUSE ] >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD LIKE >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD LIKE TO >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE CITY WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE CITY AND THE PIPE BAND COMMUNITY. AND THE PIPE BAND COMMUNITY. WE'RE ONLY THREE YEARS OLD, WE'RE ONLY THREE YEARS OLD, WE'RE HONORED TO RECEIVE THIS WE'RE HONORED TO RECEIVE THIS AWARD IN OUR OWN COMMUNITY. AWARD IN OUR OWN COMMUNITY. WE'RE GOING TO BE ACTUALLY AT WE'RE GOING TO BE ACTUALLY AT THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY EVENTS AT THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY EVENTS AT PIONEER PARK ON MARCH 14th. PIONEER PARK ON MARCH 14th. WE HOPE YOU ALL COME OUT AND WE HOPE YOU ALL COME OUT AND LISTEN TO US, WE HOPE TO LISTEN TO US, WE HOPE TO ENTERTAIN YOU ALL. ENTERTAIN YOU ALL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. NOW >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. NOW WE'RE >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. NOW WE'RE DOING >> AWESOME, CONGRATULATIONS. NOW WE'RE DOING PICTURES. NOW WE'RE DOING PICTURES. >> LET'S HAVE ALL OF THE WINNERS >> LET'S HAVE ALL OF THE WINNERS >> LET'S HAVE ALL OF THE WINNERS COME >> LET'S HAVE ALL OF THE WINNERS COME UP. COME UP. >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> Mayor >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> Mayor Freaney: >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK >> WE NEED TO GET REAL CLOSE. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. THANKS >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. THANKS EVERYBODY >> Mayor Freaney: THANK YOU. THANKS EVERYBODY WHO THANKS EVERYBODY WHO PARTICIPATED, IT WAS A GREAT PARTICIPATED, IT WAS A GREAT PARADE. PARADE. WE THREW A LOT OF CANDY OUT, I WE THREW A LOT OF CANDY OUT, I KNO THAT. KNO THAT. >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> Mayor >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> Mayor Freaney: >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> Mayor Freaney: THEY >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED >> I DIDN'T GET ANY. >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO NOT >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO NOT GIVE >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO NOT GIVE US >> Mayor Freaney: THEY USED TO NOT GIVE US CANDY. NOT GIVE US CANDY. WE'RE LIKE, WE'RE THE WE'RE LIKE, WE'RE THE COMMISSION, WE CAN'T RUN OUT OF COMMISSION, WE CAN'T RUN OUT OF CANDY. CANDY. IT'S A WORKOUT. IT'S A WORKOUT. ANYWAY, WE'RE GOING TO GO FROM ANYWAY, WE'RE GOING TO GO FROM THERE TO A SPECIAL MOMENT, WHERE THERE TO A SPECIAL MOMENT, WHERE WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE LANDON WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE LANDON RAY FOR ATTAINING SCOUT'S RAY FOR ATTAINING SCOUT'S HIGHEST RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, IN HIGHEST RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, IN CELEBRATION OF THE COURT OF CELEBRATION OF THE COURT OF HONOR. HONOR. IF I COULD HAVE LANDON COME IF I COULD HAVE LANDON COME FORWARD, I THINK IT WAS IN FORWARD, I THINK IT WAS IN OCTOBER, I GOT A NICE -- AND HIS OCTOBER, I GOT A NICE -- AND HIS MOM'S HERE, IF YOU WANT TO MOVE MOM'S HERE, IF YOU WANT TO MOVE CLOSER UP, IT'S UP TO YOU. CLOSER UP, IT'S UP TO YOU. I WANT TO RECOGNIZE THAT -- I I WANT TO RECOGNIZE THAT -- I GOT A VERY HANDWRITTEN ENVELOPE GOT A VERY HANDWRITTEN ENVELOPE FROM LANDON WITH A NICELY FROM LANDON WITH A NICELY PRINTED INVITATION TO BE AT HIS PRINTED INVITATION TO BE AT HIS EAGLE SCOUT EVENT. EAGLE SCOUT EVENT. I THINK IT WAS NOVEMBER 15th, AT I THINK IT WAS NOVEMBER 15th, AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I WAS JUST LOOKING HERE, IT I WAS JUST LOOKING HERE, IT SAYS, I AM PROUD TO SHARE I HAVE SAYS, I AM PROUD TO SHARE I HAVE EARNED THE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT. EARNED THE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT. OF COURSE, YOU HELP ME OUT HERE, OF COURSE, YOU HELP ME OUT HERE, LANDON, YOU ARE IN SCOUT TROUPE LANDON, YOU ARE IN SCOUT TROUPE 10 HERE IN DUNEDIN. 10 HERE IN DUNEDIN. >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> Mayor >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> Mayor Freaney: >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, >> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN I >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN I GOT >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN I GOT THE >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN I GOT THE HANDWRITTEN >> Mayor Freaney: HONESTLY, WHEN I GOT THE HANDWRITTEN ENVELOPE, I GOT THE HANDWRITTEN ENVELOPE, IT WAS LIKE, OH, YEAH, I'M GOING IT WAS LIKE, OH, YEAH, I'M GOING TO THIS. TO THIS. I ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO GO TO THIS. I ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO GO TO THIS. ESPECIALLY BECAUSE IT'S AN HONOR ESPECIALLY BECAUSE IT'S AN HONOR FOR YOU TO HAVE GOTTEN THAT I FOR YOU TO HAVE GOTTEN THAT I WANTED TO BE A PART OF IT. WANTED TO BE A PART OF IT. IT WAS A GREAT EVENT. IT WAS A GREAT EVENT. I'LL ASK LANDON IF YOU CAN COME I'LL ASK LANDON IF YOU CAN COME FORWARD AND BE RECOGNIZED BY OUR FORWARD AND BE RECOGNIZED BY OUR COMMISSION. COMMISSION. WE HAVE A CERTIFICATE FOR YOU. WE HAVE A CERTIFICATE FOR YOU. AND I THINK EACH COMMISSIONER AND I THINK EACH COMMISSIONER WANTS TO SAY SOMETHING TO YOU. WANTS TO SAY SOMETHING TO YOU. AND THEN WE'LL LET YOU SAY AND THEN WE'LL LET YOU SAY SOMETHING IN RETURN. SOMETHING IN RETURN. >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION PRESENTED >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION PRESENTED TO >> THIS IS A CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION PRESENTED TO LANDON RECOGNITION PRESENTED TO LANDON RAY FOR ACHIEVE RECOGNITION PRESENTED TO LANDON RAY FOR ACHIEVING THE BOY SCOUTS RAY FOR ACHIEVING THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP RANK OF EAGLE OF AMERICA TROOP RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT. SCOUT. THE CITY OF DUNEDIN IS PROUD TO THE CITY OF DUNEDIN IS PROUD TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR OUTSTANDING ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT, AND THIS IS ACCOMPLISHMENT, AND THIS IS SIGNED BY MYSELF AS PLAYER AND SIGNED BY MYSELF AS PLAYER AND OUR CITY MANAGER AS WELL. OUR CITY MANAGER AS WELL. I'LL HAND THAT TO YOU. I'LL HAND THAT TO YOU. MAYBE WHAT WE'LL DO, WHY DON'T MAYBE WHAT WE'LL DO, WHY DON'T YOU TELL US WHAT IT TAKES TO BE YOU TELL US WHAT IT TAKES TO BE AN EAGLE SCOUT AND WHY IT WAS AN EAGLE SCOUT AND WHY IT WAS IMPORTANT FOR YOU. IMPORTANT FOR YOU. >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL RANK >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL RANK IN >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL RANK IN BOY >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL RANK IN BOY SCOUTS, >> YEAH, SO EAGLE SCOUT IS THE FINAL RANK IN BOY SCOUTS, FOR FINAL RANK IN BOY SCOUTS, FOR THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW, THERE'S THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW, THERE'S LIKE A RANK SYSTEM THAT LIKE A RANK SYSTEM THAT ESSENTIALLY GOES ON HOW MUCH ESSENTIALLY GOES ON HOW MUCH EXPERIENCE YOU HAVE. EXPERIENCE YOU HAVE. IN ORDER TO GET EAGLE, IT SHOWS IN ORDER TO GET EAGLE, IT SHOWS YOU'VE COMPLETED MOST OF THE YOU'VE COMPLETED MOST OF THE JOURNEY, AND ABSORBED AS MUCH AS JOURNEY, AND ABSORBED AS MUCH AS YOU CAN. YOU CAN. AND ONE OF THE REQUIREMENTS, YOU AND ONE OF THE REQUIREMENTS, YOU HAVE TO TWO A SERVICE PROJECT TO HAVE TO TWO A SERVICE PROJECT TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. SO THE SERVICE PROJECT I DID WAS SO THE SERVICE PROJECT I DID WAS FOR THE AMERICAN LEGION, POST FOR THE AMERICAN LEGION, POST 238. 238. AND VETERAN'S OF FOREIGN WARS AND VETERAN'S OF FOREIGN WARS POST 10,093. POST 10,093. AT THE SAFETY HARBOR MARINE, AT THE SAFETY HARBOR MARINE, THAT VETERAN'S MEMORIAL PARK, I THAT VETERAN'S MEMORIAL PARK, I BUILT -- I DON'T WANT TO SAY I BUILT -- I DON'T WANT TO SAY I BUILT, BUT OUR TROOP BUILT THE 6 BUILT, BUT OUR TROOP BUILT THE 6 FLAG POLES FLYING A FLAG OF EACH FLAG POLES FLYING A FLAG OF EACH OF OUR BRANCHES OF THE MILITARY, OF OUR BRANCHES OF THE MILITARY, AND THEN THERE WAS A CUT OUT OF AND THEN THERE WAS A CUT OUT OF A KNEELING SOLDIER IN FRONT OF A A KNEELING SOLDIER IN FRONT OF A SOLDIER'S CROSS TO HONOR THE SOLDIER'S CROSS TO HONOR THE FALLEN SERVICEMEN, SERVICE WOMEN FALLEN SERVICEMEN, SERVICE WOMEN THAT ARE NO LONGER WITH US. THAT ARE NO LONGER WITH US. >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO I >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO I KNOW >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO I KNOW YOU'RE >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO I KNOW YOU'RE GOING >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S GREAT. SO I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO SO I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO COLLEGE, SOON. COLLEGE, SOON. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO GO TO WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO GO TO COLLEGE? COLLEGE? >> NO, MA'AM, I'M NOT GOING TO >> NO, MA'AM, I'M NOT GOING TO >> NO, MA'AM, I'M NOT GOING TO COLLEGE. COLLEGE. >> Mayor Freaney: WHAT'S YOUR >> Mayor Freaney: WHAT'S YOUR >> Mayor Freaney: WHAT'S YOUR NEXT >> Mayor Freaney: WHAT'S YOUR NEXT STEP? NEXT STEP? >> I'M CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, I'M >> I'M CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, I'M >> I'M CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, I'M WORKING >> I'M CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, I'M WORKING CONSTRUCTION, >> I'M CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, I'M WORKING CONSTRUCTION, I'M WORKING CONSTRUCTION, I'M PLANNING ON JOINING THE MARINES. PLANNING ON JOINING THE MARINES. >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S WHAT IT >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S WHAT IT >> Mayor Freaney: THAT'S WHAT IT WAS. WAS. THAT'S PRETTY IMPRESSIVE. THAT'S PRETTY IMPRESSIVE. LISTEN, I WANT TO GIVE MY LISTEN, I WANT TO GIVE MY COLLEAGUES THE CHANCE TO PIPE COLLEAGUES THE CHANCE TO PIPE IN. IN. WE'LL START WITH VICE MAYOR. WE'LL START WITH VICE MAYOR. >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY RESONATES >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY RESONATES WITH >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY RESONATES WITH ME, >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY RESONATES WITH ME, ENLISTING >> THANK YOU, THAT REALLY RESONATES WITH ME, ENLISTING IN RESONATES WITH ME, ENLISTING IN THE MARINE CORE, I HAD A CAREER THE MARINE CORE, I HAD A CAREER IN THE NAVY. IN THE NAVY. ONE OF THE REMARKABLE THINGS ONE OF THE REMARKABLE THINGS ABOUT THAT WAS, I SERVED WITH ABOUT THAT WAS, I SERVED WITH PROBABLY SOME OF THE FINEST PROBABLY SOME OF THE FINEST LEADERS IN -- AND THERE WAS -- LEADERS IN -- AND THERE WAS -- THERE WAS VERY HEAVILY WEIGHTED THERE WAS VERY HEAVILY WEIGHTED IN TERMS OF A COMMON IN TERMS OF A COMMON DENOMINATOR, AND A LOT OF THEM DENOMINATOR, AND A LOT OF THEM RETAINED THE RANK OF EAGLE RETAINED THE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT. SCOUT. I WAS -- I HAVE GREAT ADMIRATION I WAS -- I HAVE GREAT ADMIRATION FOR WHAT YOU'VE ACHIEVED, WHAT FOR WHAT YOU'VE ACHIEVED, WHAT YOU'VE ALREADY -- YOU'VE ALREADY YOU'VE ALREADY -- YOU'VE ALREADY STARTED ON A PATH OF JUST STARTED ON A PATH OF JUST AWESOMENESS. AWESOMENESS. AND SO I DO WISH YOU THE VERY AND SO I DO WISH YOU THE VERY BEST, I -- YOU KNOW, GOING INTO BEST, I -- YOU KNOW, GOING INTO THE MARINE CORPS IS DEFINITELY THE MARINE CORPS IS DEFINITELY GOING TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE. GOING TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING. YOU'RE DOING. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> >> THANK YOU. >> Mayor >> THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: >> THANK YOU. >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSIONER SANDBERGEN? SANDBERGEN? >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE MADE >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE MADE AN >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE MADE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE MADE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT'S >> YOU KNOW, THERE'S -- YOU'VE MADE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT'S -- MADE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT'S -- CIVIC LEADERS, BUSINESS LEADERS, CIVIC LEADERS, BUSINESS LEADERS, LEAVING SOME UNITED STATES LEAVING SOME UNITED STATES PRESIDENTS HAVE HAD THE CHANCE PRESIDENTS HAVE HAD THE CHANCE TO BECOME AN EAGLE SCOUT. TO BECOME AN EAGLE SCOUT. AND THE WORLD NEEDS KIDS LIKE AND THE WORLD NEEDS KIDS LIKE YOU, MORE MEN LIKE YOU. YOU, MORE MEN LIKE YOU. THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS, THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK THERE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK THERE, YOUNG MAN. YOUNG MAN. >> THANK YOU, SIR, I APPRECIATE >> THANK YOU, SIR, I APPRECIATE >> THANK YOU, SIR, I APPRECIATE THAT. THAT. >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSION >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSION >> Mayor Freaney: COMMISSION IRDUGARD? IRDUGARD? >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. >> THANK YOU,