CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING  MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 2022  Pursuant to Public Notice, Mayor Steven Osmer convened a regular meeting of the City Council on Wednesday, October 19, 2022, at 6:00 p.m., in the Council Chamber. Those present were Mayor Steven Osmer, Vice Mayor Jodi Rozycki, Councimember Mindy Gibson, Councimember Dominick Montanaro, Councimember David Vigliotti, City Manager Courtney Barker, City Attorney James Beadle and City Clerk Gwen Peirce. Mayor Osmer led the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence.  (TIME: 6:01 P.M.) PRESENTATION TO CARRIE PARSONS IN RECOGNITION OF  HER SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY  Councilmember Montanaro presented the plaque to Ms. Parsons.  (TIME: 6:05 P.M.) CITIZEN COMMENTS  City Resident, Mike Arnold, spoke regarding the purchase and sale of the former Peg Legs property and the value of the fire station. He expressed concern over purchases that have been made by the City and spoke regarding the votes of the City Council. He spoke regarding the high millage rate and howi it impacts senior citizens int the community. City Resident, John Pope, expressed appreciation to Public Works for their work on clearing a drainage issue prior to Hurricane lan and their work during and after the hurricane. He also expressed appreciation to Fire Chief Abernathy and the Fire  Department for their assistance and mutual aid. (TIME: 6:14 P.M.) CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS  Vice Mayor Rozycki spoke regarding her attendance at the Grand Reopening of the Community Garden, the Citizen's Appreciation Day and the Lion's Club Pancake Breakfast. She spoke regarding Florida City Government week and encouraged everyone to view the City website and follow official City social media pages. Councilmember Gibson spoke regarding her appointment to the Florida League of Cities Councilmember Montanaro addressed comments made by a public comment speaker. He spoke regarding his attendance at the Zoom Florida League of Cities Municipal Administration Committee and the Citizens Appreciation Day. He spoke regarding a meeting he had with City Manager Barker and Senator Debbie Mayfield. Councilmember Vigliotti addressed comments made by a public comment speaker.  Legislative Committee.  Mayor Osmer encouraged everyone to vote on Election Day.    CITY COUNCIL  PAGE2 2  MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 2022 (TIME: 6:21 P.M.) CITY ATTORNEY REPORT  None.  (TIME: 6:21 P.M.) CITY MANAGER REPORT  City Manager Barker announced upcoming events: Halloween Golf Cart parade on October 22 at 6:00 p.m. and Pumpkin Chunkin Mini-Trebuchet Competition on October City Manager Barker spoke regarding at thank you received from the City Manager of Kitty Hawk, NC. She reported a derelict vessel that had been disposed of by the Public Works Department. She provided an update on post-hurricane debris removal. She announced that there will be mid-reach beach renourishment repairs in November. She spoke regarding the Adopt-A-Canal workshops that took place and announced that the Citizen's Appreciation Day, which was rained out, is planning to be rescheduled in April.  29. She spoke regarding Bonfire Season opening on November 1.  (TIME: 6:26 P.M.) CONSENT AGENDA A. ADOPTION OF MINUTES:  OCTOBER 5, 2022, WORKSHOP MEETING OCTOBER 5, 2022, REGULAR MEETING  B. APPROVAL OF RENEWED LEASE FOR THE PELICAN COAST FIELD AND PARKING AREA AT PATRICK SPACE FORCE BASE SOUTH HOUSING AREA  Mayor Osmer asked for citizen comments; there were no comments.  ACTION: Councilmember Gibson MOVED, SECOND by Councimember Vigliotti, to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. VOTE: ALL YES. MOTION CARRIED. (TIME: 6:28 P.M.) PUBLIC HEARING: DISCUSSITAKE ACTION ON ORDINANCE NO. 1226, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SATELLITE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 30 - LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, SATELLITE BEACH CITY CODE, BY AMENDING SECTION 30- 415(c) - RM-3, RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE, SATELLITE BEACH CITY CODE, TO ALLOW SELF-STORAGE FACILITIES AS A CONDITIONAL USE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF INCONSISTENT PROVISIONS; AND City Attorney Beadle read the title of the ordinance. City Manager Barker provided background information on the ordinance. City Attorney Beadle answered questions The following City Residents spoke regarding this item: David Tom, Chuck McBrearty,  PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE (FIRST READING)  pertaining to the conditional use. Steven Kingston, Blaire Schantz.  This item was tabled until after the next item was heard.    CITY COUNCIL  PAGE3  MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 2022  (TIME: 6:40 P.M.) PUBLIC HEARING: DISCUSSITAKE ACTION ON ORDINANCE NO. 1227, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SATELLITE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, REZONING THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1071 SOUTH PATRICK DRIVE (PARCEL ID NO. 26-37-35-00-265), TOGETHER WITH THE VACANT PARCELS LOCATED NORTH AND SOUTH OF THAT PROPERTY (PARCEL ID NOS. 26-37-35-00-253 AND 26-37-35-00-252), FROM C-COMMERCIAL" TO "RM-3- RESIDENTALMIXED USE", WHICHP PROPERTY IS GENERALLYLYLOCATED NORTH OF THE SCHECHTER CENTER; PROVIDING FOR - CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND City Attorney Beadle read the title of the ordinance. City Manager Barker provided background information on the ordinance and the proposed project. She displayed the original plan for the property as opposed to the proposed project. Clifford Repperger, Attorney for the Applicant, presented the applicant's proposed project and explained the background of the development team, the property and the proposed project. He explained the re-zoning request and mentioned that the issue that is before the City Council is the compatibility of the rezoning request with the surrounding area. Jim Trager, Trager Consulting Engineers, provided further information on the plan for stormwater and the impervious coverage comparison for the two discussed proposals. Josh Luster, Transportation Engineer, provided information on the rezoning traffic impact analysis. He spoke regarding working with Florida Department of Transportation on improvements needed for the project. Adam Broadway, SB Property Group, provided additional The following residents spoke regarding this item: Chuck McBrearty, Steven Kingston, Jake Mulvanhill, Margaret Brugman, Mike Crisafulli, Blair Schantz, Lori Ruke, Jazzie Hennings, Jeff Henderson, Connor Bailey, Robert Bailey, Haines Pain, David Tom, John Fergus, Chris Bowers, Edith Tom, Michelle McKinney, Jackie Silvernail, John Pope, Mark The City Council took a brief recess at 8:00 p.m. and reconvened at 8:12 p.m. Cliff Repperger, Attorney for the Applicant, provided additional information in response to comments made by members of the public. He spoke regarding the compatibility of the City Manager Barker addressed comments made by members of the public.  AN EFFECTIVE DATE (FIRST READING)  information on the history of the proposed project.  Boyd.  rezoning to the surrounding neighborhoods.  Councimember Montanaro spoke regarding the amount of commercial vacant properties in the city and spoke in support of the rezoning request due to the compatibility and the traffic management. He spoke regarding the higher-end townhomes that are being Councilmember Gibson addressed concerns raised by some of the public comment speakers. She expressed concern over continuing to have commercial space on that  proposed to be built.  property.    CITY COUNCIL  PAGE 4  MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 2022  Vice Mayor Rozycki spoke in support oft the ordinance returning to the Planning Advisory Board prior to getting approval by the City Council in order for them to be able to have all Councilmember Vigliotti spoke in support of the ordinance returning to the Planning Advisory Board prior to City Council approval. He questioned how a rezoning change Mayor Osmer spoke regarding the comments tonight being focused on the site plan and spoke regarding the necessity to discuss the compatibility of the rezoning request. He stated that the City Council could approve the ordinance on first reading and also send it back to the Planning Advisory Board prior to the second reading. In response to a question from Mayor Osmer, City Attorney Beadle explained the role of the Planning Advisory Board and explained the standard for denying a rezoning request. ACTION: Councimember Montanaro MOVED, SECOND by Councimember Gibson, to approve Ordinance No. 1227 on first reading, contingent on the ordinance returning to Planning Advisory Board prior to the second reading. VOTE: 4-1. MOTION CARRIED. (TIME: 8:59 P.M.) PUBLIC HEARING: DISCUSSITAKE ACTION ON ORDINANCE NO. 1226, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SATELLITE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 30 - LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, SATELLITE BEACH CITY CODE, BY AMENDING SECTION 30- 415(c) - RM-3, RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE, SATELLITE BEACH CITY CODE, TO ALLOW SELF-STORAGE FACILITIES AS A CONDITIONAL USE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF INCONSISTENT PROVISIONS; AND  of the applicable information.  would improve the City.  Vice Mayor Rozycki voted NO.  PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE (FIRST READING) The City Council returned to the public hearing for this item.  ACTION: Councimember Montanaro MOVED, SECOND by Councimember Gibson, to approve Ordinance No. 1226 on first reading, contingent on the ordinance returning to Planning Advisory Board prior to the second reading. VOTE: 3-2. MOTION CARRIED. (TIME: 9:02 P.M.) DISCUSSITAKE ACTION ON THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION'S NOTICE OF GRANT APPLICATION FOR THE COASTAL PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVE FY 2023-24 FOR SAMSON'S ISLAND  Councimember Vigliotti and Vice Mayor Rozycki voted NO.  IMPROVEMENTS  City Manager Barker provided background information on the item. The following City Resident spoke regarding this item: Chuck McBrearty.    CITY COUNCIL  PAGE 5  MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 2022  ACTION: Councimember Gibson MOVED, SECOND by Councilmember Montanaro, to authorize the Planning and Sustainability Department to submit a grant application to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and Florida Coastal Management Program (FCMP)'s Coastal Partnership Initiative, requesting funding in the amount of $30,000 for physical improvements to Samsons Island, increased management of the island, and increased access to the island, and allow the City Manager to sign the Grant Application Package.. VOTE: ALL YES. MOTION CARRIED. (TIME: 9:04 P.M.) AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Vice Mayor Rozycki spoke regarding an upcoming school supply drive for schools on the  West Coast of Florida. Senhi Gwen Peirce, CMC City Clerk  Mayor Osmer adjourned the meeting at 9:06 p.m.