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Blue
Options ( Base Plan). Single Coverage, $ 344. 37
per month; Family
Coverage, $ 941. 16 per month.
2) The 702 Blue Choice (
Buy- Up Plan). Single Coverage, $ 415. 71 per month;
Coverage, $ 1136. 95 per month. Family
3) The 1352 Buy Down Plan:
Single Coverage, $ 303. 73 per month; Family
830. 10 per month. Coverage,
Mr. Patterson seconded motion and
it carried
unanimously with Holmes, Patterson,
Campbell, Tucker, Pullen, Hartwell, and Minich in favor.
CRA APPOINTMENTS
Consideration of appointments to the CRA Board of
Commissioners.
The Mayor informed that four of the
seven seats on the CRA Board will
become vacant on
January 27 of this year, and that 14 applications have been received for the four
noted that several applicants are
vacancies. He
present this evening to introduce themselves to Council and
discuss their interests in the CRA.
The Mayor discussed the
voting procedure, explaining that when nominations are made
notrequire a second and that there can be as many nominations for a seat they do
as the Council
nominates, although only one nomination
per seat is permitted by a Council member. He
advised that each nomination will be voted on
per seat, with vacant seats being voted on first,
then the incumbents' seats, and the first
candidate who receives a
the CRA appointee. majority vote of four will be
Council asked whether they would have a chance to
question the applicants. The Mayor
deferred to the City Attorney, who
suggested that questions be made of the individuals who are
nominated.
The Mayor announced the 14
applicants: Lyndon Clifton, Bill Dillman, Adam Ehrlich, Christianne
Gibson, Joyce Gillie Gossom (
incumbent), Charlene Greenwald, Robert Hudgens, Paul Kieszek
incumbent), Ms. Sam Kinkaid, Ms. Daike Klement,
James Mattern, Doug
Pagliari, Douglas Reed, and Robert Rettie. It was noted that Murphy, Emil R.
applicant Adam Ehrlich had
withdrawn his application.
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The Mayor advised he would call the applicants in alphabetical order, and commented he
hopes
the applicants not appointed to these positions will stay engaged in what is happening
throughout the city and consider being involved with other City boards and committees.
The applicants were invited to approach the podium and introduce themselves.
Lyndon Clifton, 1115 White Point Road, Niceville, is a property owner in Fort Walton Beach and
expressed concern over the proposed traffic changes to the downtown area. l.i
Bill Dillman was not present.
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Christianne Gibson was not present.
Joyce Gillie Gossom, 25 Bay Drive SE, and current Board member, advised she has enjoyed
working on the CRA the past three years and will serve for a four-year term if appointed by
Council.
Charlene Greenwald was not present.
Robert Hudgens was not present.
Paul Kieszek, 45 Audrey Drive NW and current Board member, stated his year on the Board has
given him insight as to the function and the vision of the CRA, and would like to serve a full term
to be a part of the growth of the City the next four years.
Ms. Sam Kincaid, 240 Brooks Street, stated her desire that the City continue to move in a
forward direction, and advised she has the time and energy to devote to the Board.
Ms. Daike Klement, 120 Miracle Strip Parkway, advised she is a new
shop owner downtown and
there is a lot of potential for growth downtown and she would like to be a part of it. She stated
her desire that the area be a stopover for residents and tourists alike, not an area that is
just
driven through.
James Mattern, 702 Persimmon Way, Niceville, works in the CRA district as a licensed architect
and has been involved at various times with City projects, and feels his
understanding of design
and construction would be beneficial to the Board.
Doug Murphy, 2953 Highway 98, Mary Esther, and downtown business owner since 1981,
stated his past roles in the involvement of various as well as
organizations past chairman of the
CRA in the 1990' s, and that he has an
understanding of the downtown and the CRA.
Emil Pagliari, 1526 Heritage Road, Fort Walton Beach, and downtown business owner,
belongs
to various City organizations and is willing to his time and
give to the Board.
energies
Doug Reed, 842 Santa Rosa Court, advised he is a past chairman of the CRA and understands
the history of the Board, as well as the direction that is
planned for the CRA area, and he would
live to serve again.
Bob Rettie, 371 Sudduth Circle, stated he has been a
City resident since 1974 and has served
on the City' s Code Enforcement and Board of Adjustment, and feels his
experience as an
engineer will be beneficial to projects the Board may consider.
The Mayor stated all of the applicants had
spoken.
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Mr. Tucker expressed his concern
over two candidates that, if
that can move and effect contracts selected, will be part of a Board
within the city, and feels this is a conflict
not feel they should vote on of interest and does
any projects within the CRA area if
they are appointed to the Board.
The Mayor asked the
City Attorney if she saw any potential conflicts. The
she did not see any conflicts at this City Attorney advised
time as they would arise
the CRA Board is during the meeting, and reminded
supposed to have those professionals on it, if
possible.
Mr. Tucker stated that
professionals should not be involved in the
district. The City Attorney bidding of jobs in the CRA
agreed but advised that is a specific issue with a financial issue
that specific board member. for
The Mayor asked for nominations for the
seat being vacated by Millie Thrush.
Mr. Minich nominated Emil
Pagliari.
Dr. Pullen nominated Ms. Daike
Klement.
Mr. Hartwell nominated
Doug Reed.
Mr. Patterson nominated Bob Rettie.
The Mayor asked if there were
any questions for or comments regarding the candidates.
Mr. Minich stated he has known Mr.
Pagliari for five years and feels he has a positive attitude
and would be the right person for this
position.
Mr. Tucker added that the west side of
the CRA area has never had a
Board, and feels Mr. Pagliari' s representative on the
appointment would be beneficial to the Board.
Mr. Hartwell commented that Mr. Reed has
had a business downtown for
his past involvement in activities for the many years, and that
betterment of the City makes him a qualified candidate.
The Mayor called for the vote on the
nomination of Ms. Daike Klement with Pullen
favor. voting in
The Mayor called for the vote on the nomination of Emil
Minich voting in favor.
Pagliari with Holmes, Tucker, and
The Mayor called for the vote on the nomination
of Doug Reed with
Campbell and Hartwell
voting in favor.
The Mayor called for the vote on Bob Rettie with
Patterson voting in favor.
Since no candidate received a
majority vote, a re- vote was taken.
The Mayor called for the vote on the nomination of
Ms. Daike Klement. There were no votes in
favor.
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The Mayor called for the vote on the nomination of Emil Pagliari with Holmes, Patterson,
Tucker, Pullen, and Minich voting in favor.
The Mayor announced Emil Pagliari received a majority vote and is appointed to the CRA
Board for a 4- year term until January 27, 2011.
The Mayor asked for nominations for the seat being vacated by Bill Garvie.
