Remarks by Bruce Guyton
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“OK. Staff, do we have one of those red corners?”
“Yes. Question. We have tried to get tri-rail in that area for a while now. HAVE YOU HAD DISCUSSIONS WITH THEM ABOUT A STATION BEING HERE?”
“So my question was, has there been a discussion with tri-rails? Not Lake Park, not Lake Park. Yes, sir.”
“Okay, wait, one more quick question. It's going to be the same question. I know how they do analysis for proposed locations. My question again is, have we had discussions with TriRail? Not an analysis that they do without having to speak to us.”
“Okay. and they have indicated an interest for Riviera Beach.”
“So no, no. My question is, Did someone say that that's Blue Heron Boulevard?”
“And just for those who may or may not know, the concept of complete streets accommodate cars, walking, and bikes. And bikes all in the same. Yes. Yes.”
“NEW SPEAKER AND I DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS MORE ON 30,000 VIEW OF THE PROJECT.”
“I don't know, but that's the P3 part in the presentation.”
“So a question and you all may have addressed this. I just had a very important phone call, but Has the issue of charrette been discussed?”
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“um but again it's all going to depend on on what they can borrow at first what we can borrow at yeah my question to son of like early on um of what's about financing and as i understood it he indicated that they have enough financing um but son of like come to the mic did it honestly uh no interest rates did i understand you correctly to say that you all have enough financing to do the city hall and the recreational complex now on this on the city hall we're totally set with the lease the long-term lease from the city oh wait no financing to complete the job?”
“you said the remainder yes the remainder of what of 65 million dollar total cost on the sports complex randy would you explain to me what what he's referring to yeah so what he's referring to is let's say the aquatic center and the like is going to cost 65 million dollars”
“Councilwoman Miller-Anderson. Then Mayor Lawson.”
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“Yeah. 20, 30 years down the road, whatever the numbers are that we work out, that would be the city portion. We want it to the end, all the way to whenever the project is completed and done 30, 40 years down the road. Okay.”
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“Mr. Chair. And let me just say that it's a concept.”
“NEW SPEAKER YES. AND WE CAN ALWAYS RATIFY THAT AT THE END. NEW SPEAKER COUNCILWOMAN MILLER-ANDERSON, AND I HOPE THAT'S THE LAST COMMENT ON THIS. WE HAVE TO MOVE FORWARD NOW.”
“NEW SPEAKER YES. MR. Councilwoman Miller-Anderson wanted to make sure that Kauffman-Lynn, Representative Jeff, had indicated that he can bring some phases and the amounts associated, the costs associated with the different phases. Want to make sure that that comes forward.”
“So- Wait, before you get started, one quick question. This 60 million is funds that had not been”
“Okay, one last question. And in my mind, I'm trying to see. If we have to use it, do we just because we have that, we need to go and find something to spend it on or. Could we have it for a rainy day? Do we have to actually go out and spend it all because we have it?”
“So we would be maxed out in our capacity other than the 10 million?”
“and and what i'm thinking about is i don't want to put any more debt on the residents than we actually have to because we're going to have to pay this right it's just not pretty much yeah then if that is the case and i'd say you probably would like wait wait that was just my opinion i have other colleagues up here so don't no but if that if that's where you would want to go i think you would have to do i couldn't tell if you had colleagues or not”