Remarks by Christi Fraga
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“All right. I think this is great. Any questions? I just want to commend Councilman Beto. He's become like the micromobility guy in our city. So I love it. Thank you. Great flag. I agree. It's great. I'm looking forward to this. All right, if there's no more questions, I need a motion to approve. Motion. Motion to approve by Councilwoman Reynoso, seconded by Councilman Pinero.”
“All right, we're going to go ahead and open up public comments. Public comments is now open for item 19H, also known as 25-6356. Anyone who would like to speak on this item, please approach the podium. with no show of public comments. Public comments is now closed. Madam Clerk, I have the record of the record. No one has chosen to speak at this time. We'll hear from Jane Decker, our Development Services Director.”
“Okay, going ahead and opening the public comments portion for item 19I, also known as 25-6400. Anyone who would like to speak, please approach the podium. Being no public comments, public comments is now closed. Madam Clerk, I'd like to reflect on what was chosen to speak at this time and we will hear from Planning and Zoning.”
“Any questions? Comments? Motion. Motion to approve by Councilman Reynoso.”
“Okay, opening public comments for item 19J. also known as 25-6395. Anyone who'd like to speak, please approach the podium. Being known and seeing the enthusiasm of our Public Works Department to give their presentation, public comments is now closed. Madam Clerk, I can't affect the one who's chosen to speak at this time. You have the floor.”
“Thank you very much. Thank you for doing the presentation. The first time it came to us, we had so much going on that it kind of just flew by. And there are a couple of things I wanted to just point out, which you did throughout this presentation so one is the need that we've seen the workshops we had there was a lot of buy-in from the community a lot of support we talked about the possibility of finding more spots and I think we had identified a couple that could be striped for parking has that been done or is that been looking yes we've gone out there measured I think we could pick up maybe…”
“No? How long do you think it'll take us to get those parking spots open?”
“Okay, which was my next question. Ideally, this is going to be rolled out for January, right? Correct. Okay. And we did get the buy-in of the HOAs and the CDD. Everybody's on board, so all streets are included, which maximizes our potential for...”
“So then if we start the enforcement in January without those potentially being part of it, when we open up the registration process for people to get the permits, which I believe we're gonna do, how many percent? I always forget this. What's the percentage we're gonna open up for? 70. 70%? How does that work then? Would we open up again when those are available? We would open again at the CDD roads, correct. Okay. Okay. Okay. And then I think the other thing that's important to point out is that there's no enforcement during the day. So what we saw when we studied this was there was a lot of…”
“Just real quick, can we put up the presentation one more time and go to the zones? And I know there was a lot of discussions. We started with like five zones. We went down to two, which seemed to be the one that was most desired amongst the residents. I think it makes the most sense. Just want to see something. A lot of those red lines are, well, they're pretty evenly split. Go to the next one, the slide that had the, that one. I guess they're evenly split. I was just trying to see the red. There's a lot more, I guess, in zone two of those private roads. So just trying to see how much…”
“Motion to approve by Councilman Reynoso. Second. Second by Vice Mayor Cabral.”
“All right, opening up public comments for item 19K, also known as 25-6413. Anyone who would like to speak, please approach the podium. Being none, public comments is now closed, and this is Councilwoman Reynoso's item, second reading.”
“Thank you very much. I don't think there's any changes from first to second reading either. Would you like to speak at all? Sure.”
“Motion. Motion to approve by Councilman Reynoso.”
“All right. Opening up public comments for 19L, also known as 25-6415. Anyone who would like to speak, please approach the podium. Being none, public comments now closed. Madam Clerk, I would like to reflect. No one has chosen to speak at this time. And we will hear from Councilman Pinedo, our Micromobility Councilman.”
“All right, if there's no changes, no questions, we need a motion. Motion. Motion to approve by Councilman Pinedo, second by Councilwoman Cabral. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“Yes. Motion passes. All right. We move on to the 19M.”
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“Thank you very much. Any comments, questions, concerns?”
“Second by Councilwoman Reynoso. Madam Chair, please call the roll.”
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“Right. If there's no additional questions, we need a motion to approve. Motion. Motion to approve by Council Member Reynoso, seconded by Council Member Pinero.”
“Motion passes. All right, thank you very much. This exhausts our agenda for the day. Thank you all for being here, for joining us. Merry Christmas once again. Happy holidays. May you have a healthy, prosperous, and new year filled with love. And we will see you back here next year in 2026. Anyone else have any comments? Being none, I need a motion to adjourn the meeting.”
“Motion to adjourn the final meeting of the best year for the city of Doral, 2025. Second by Councilman Pinedo. All in favor say aye. Aye. This meeting of this year is adjourned.”
“Good morning, everyone. Welcome to our November council meeting. Today is Wednesday, November 12th. The time is now 1010 a.m. And I hereby call this meeting to order. Please remember to silence your phones. And if you must take a call, we kindly ask you to step outside and let's maintain a respectful atmosphere. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”