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Exchange <Administrator> BenPreston RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller BillGanz JeanM.Robb CC: AdaGrahamJohnson SheilaFlemming-Portis BurgessHanson "AndrewMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" LynnFleming EddieMartinez RickHuntley Date: 5/9/2013 3:57:56 PM Subject: ***APPLICATION E-MAIL MESSAGE BY ERROR*** From: To:
IT Services is working on a new Lobbyist Registration application for our city. While working in the test environment, an email may have been sent about your account being created. We are working in a test environment and did not intend for this email to reach your mailbox; therefore, we have corrected this matter by deleting the message that was generated due to this particular error. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Thank you for your support.
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fastfreddy1752@aol.com JeanM.Robb RichardRosenzweig BillGanz BenPreston JoeMiller Date: 6/8/2013 12:01:24 PM Subject: "Service" From: To: CC:
When I received this e-mail, I couldn't help but think about the "SERVICES we're not getting from my City......courtesy is expected, but respect must be earned. I get the distinct feeling that there's an undercurrent running thru some of our leaders, and it's NOT buoying well for our City. We are not going to advance much if everybody has a separate agenda. Soooo, let's make some common agreed upon goals for 2014? Then, along with budgeting, we should be doing employee evaluations, and reviews, with a eye toward improving morale. After all, aren't they our GREATEST ASSET? A team's accomplishments are often a direct reflection of their coach's ability to get the best efforts from EACH player. When I reflect upon the actions and words used on the dias these days, it makes me wonder when we'll get back to being civil, have proper decorum, etiquette, and manners to show our City we're a real TEAM working for a better tomorrow here in Deerfield Beach, Florida? Luv always, Fred und Nancy Foreman (954) 295-5080. P.S. Maybe we should start each City Council meeting with a prayer from EACH OF OUR DIAZ TEAM MEMBERS? Following it with a PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO OUR NATION, AND TO THE CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH? Have a God filled week.
Confused
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I became confused when I heard the word "Service" used with these agencies: Internal Revenue 'Service' U.S. Postal 'Service' Telephone 'Service' Cable TV 'Service' Civil 'Service' State, City, County & Public 'Service' Customer 'Service' This is not what I thought 'Service' meant. But today, I overheard two farmers talking, and one of them said he had hired a bull to 'Service' a few cows. BAM !!! It all came into focus. Now I understand what all those agencies are doing. I hope that you are now just as enlightened as I am.
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From: Richard <Rosenzweig> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 3/26/2013 12:06:47 PM Subject: Accepted: Attorney / Client Session
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From: Richard <Rosenzweig> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/2/2013 12:50:03 PM Subject: Accepted: Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast
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From: Rebecca <Medina> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/2/2013 9:42:30 AM Subject: Accepted: Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast
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From: Andrew <Maurodis> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/3/2013 8:00:46 AM Subject: Accepted: Deerfield Florida House - 500 S. Federal Hwy W/ Attorney;Scott Backman
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From: Scott <Backman> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/2/2013 7:10:18 PM Subject: Accepted: Deerfield Florida House - 500 S. Federal Hwy W/ Attorney;Scott Backman
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 3/21/2013 3:31:02 PM Subject: Accepted: Don Thomas
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From: Alex <Veliz> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/7/2013 9:05:30 AM Subject: Accepted: Dr. Barbara Weinstein - Family Central
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From: Alex <Veliz> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/6/2013 4:35:33 PM Subject: Accepted: Dr. Barbara Weinstein - Family Central
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From: Alex <Veliz> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:36:19 PM Subject: Accepted: Dr. Barbara Weinstein - Family Central
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From: "Cardra M." <Robinson> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/10/2013 2:24:49 PM Subject: Accepted: Dr. Nadine Jarmon - Housing Authority
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From: Schnakenberg, <Robert> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/5/2013 11:15:48 AM Subject: Accepted: E911
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/24/2013 9:14:22 AM Subject: Accepted: Frank Provenzano - Century Village Golf Course
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/24/2013 10:09:40 AM Subject: Accepted: Frank Provenzano - Century Village Golf Course
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From: Scott <Bakos> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/29/2013 7:39:06 AM Subject: Accepted: FW: Teen Center / West Pompano Highland Community Center
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From: phyllis.dunaway@akerman.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/4/2013 8:24:18 AM Subject: Accepted: Joe Gibbons
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From: Schnakenberg, <Robert> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:42:18 PM Subject: Accepted: Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
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From: Rebecca <Medina> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 10:32:59 AM Subject: Accepted: Rebecca Medina / PIO
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 3/21/2013 3:31:07 PM Subject: Accepted: Reverend David Johnson
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From: Sergio <Purrinos> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/9/2013 3:31:46 PM Subject: Accepted: Sergio Purrios / Ira Somerset - CVE
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From: Burgess <Hanson> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/10/2013 7:39:57 AM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/10/2013 7:38:56 AM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Chad <Grecsek> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/9/2013 5:16:36 PM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Andrew <Maurodis> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/9/2013 5:06:38 PM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Chad <Grecsek> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/15/2013 8:35:34 AM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Andrew <Maurodis> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/15/2013 8:22:07 AM Subject: Accepted: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
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From: Kara <Petty> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/28/2013 2:29:38 PM Subject: Accepted: Teen Center / West Pompano Highland Community Center
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From: Bob <Harbin> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/29/2013 7:29:11 AM Subject: Accepted: Teen Center / West Pompano Highland Community Center
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Burgess <Hanson> JeanM.Robb JoeMiller BenPreston RichardRosenzweig BillGanz CC: "ChadBrocato$chad_brocato@sheriff.org$" robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org Rosende Eduardo ManagementTeam Date: 5/21/2013 6:50:13 PM Subject: Acting City Manager From: To:
Members of the City Commission and Management Team, Good evening. During my absence, Keven Klopp will serve as the acting city manager. Of course, I will be checking my cell phone and email. Thank you. Sincerely,
Burgess Hanson, City Manager _______________ Office of the City Manager 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 _______________ T: (954) 480-4263 F: (954) 480-4268
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: BurgessHanson AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre "AndrewMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" BonnieNeese AdaGrahamJohnson Date: 5/9/2013 9:02:19 AM Subject: additional Budget Workshop From: To:
We have confirmed that everyone is available for an additional Budget Workshop on Monday, July 1 6-8 PM To recap the workshops; Monday, June 24 6-8 PM Tuesday, June 25 6-8 PM Monday, July 1 6-8 PM Thank you! Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer KevenKlopp Date: 5/30/2013 4:50:50 PM Subject: Additional Information Re: Arlicia Jones From: To:
Mayor Robb, The additional information youve requested regarding Arlicia Jones is now available. Keven placed a hardcopy in your mailbox. Should you need anything else please let us know. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Mike <Milanowski> "AndyMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" BurgessHanson JeanM.Robb
Date: 6/7/2013 4:32:05 PM Subject: Allegation of Impropriety from Mayor Jean M. Robb Mr. Maurodis: In my capacity as the Director of Human Resources for the City of Deerfield Beach, I am forwarding Mayor Robbs e-mail dated 06/07/2013 at 0837 hours (see below) to the attention of the City Attorney's Office. I believe that Mayor Robbs thoroughly specious allegation that the City (the Human Resources Department and I, as the Director of Human Resources) have engaged in a concerted effort to circumvent rehiring of employees that were let go. As a professional Human Resources practitioner, I believe that Mayor Robbs scurrilous allegation constitutes an actionable Defamation of Character, as well as an actionable Defamation, Slander and Libel of Professional Character. Please be advised that I have retained counsel regarding my concerns. However, I would be very appreciative if the City Attorney's Office would provide me with the necessary paperwork to file a charge against Mayor Robb with the State of Florida Commission on Ethics. Respectfully, Michael J. Milanowski Human Resources Director City of Deerfield Beach ~ An Equal Opportunity Employer ~ -----Original Message----From: Lynn Fleming Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:56 AM To: Mike Milanowski Cc: Burgess Hanson; Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: FW: The job categories Mike The below response to your email yesterday is from Mayor Robb. Lynn -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:37 AM To: Lynn Fleming Subject: The job categories The job descriptions are the Same the titles are changed to circumvent rehiring of employees that were let go Sent from my iPhone
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From: Wayne <Adams> To: QuintellaTross CC: Date: 5/28/2013 4:49:29 PM Subject: Alleged Felony theft This is a public records request under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes; however if you are claiming any exemptions, please cite & state the state statute(s) the response can be emailed to me at wayne1adams@yahoo.com Are there any active criminal investigations into alleged felony thefts in the Environmental Services Department? Rumor has it that the department has been plagued by recently reported thefts in the department. 1. Is the City Manager & Commission and the Broward Sheriff's Office aware of the alleged felony thefts? 2. What steps are being taken to assure that the alleged thefts of taxpayers funded items are stopped? 3. What will happen if the alleged culprit (s) are caught? Will they be prosecuted and fired? 4. What were the items allegedly taken and what were the dollar value? Sincerely, Wayne Adams
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From: jolivetp@bellsouth.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/21/2013 4:57:34 AM Subject: Angry city manager can laugh all the way to the bank Hi, thought you might this article interesting! I thought you'd like this: http://soa.li/EmG2CIb Angry city manager can laugh all the way to the bank Like sports coaches, city managers are hired to get fired. And they usually leave laughing all the way to the bank, like ex-Miramar manager Robert Payton, who quit earlier this year and left with a total benefits package worth $2.4 million.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 4/8/2013 2:53:22 PM Subject: April 13
Sent from my iPhone We have the rally for life that day
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From: To:
Kris <Mory> AdaGrahamJohnson AmandaMartinez AmandaShafer AndyMaurodis BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChadGrecsek CharlesDaBrusco DavidSantucci HiepHuynh HughDunkley JeanM.Robb JerryFerguson JoeMiller KaraPetty KevenKlopp KrisMory LauraFrank LynnFleming MelissaTaylor-Lewis MickeyGomez PhilipBiscorner RebeccaMedina RichardRosenzweig "RobSchnakenberg$robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org$" SamanthaGillyard
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SandraFlorvella-Pierre WaltBratton CC: Date: 4/5/2013 5:02:07 PM Subject: April 9, 2013 Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency;Meeting Agenda
Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency AGENDA Tuesday, April 9, 2013, 6:30 P.M. City Commission Chambers, Deerfield Beach City Hall
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES* January 22, 2013 APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA* GENERAL ITEMS*
1. Resolution confirming that Jean M. Robb and Richard Rosenzweig shall be members on the Board of the Community Redevelopment Agency to serve four year terms as Deerfield Beach CRA Board of Director Members* 2. Distribution of CRA FY12 Annual Report 3. CRA Mid-Year Accomplishments Report 4. Resolution awarding Bid #2012-13/05 for the Cove Gardens Neighborhood Improvements Project to the lowest responsible responsive bidder MBR Construction, Inc. for an amount not to exceed $1,530,227.57 in accordance with the bid specifications* 5. Resolution authorizing staff to negotiate a contract with Bermello Ajamil Associates Inc. for the design of the Sullivan Park Expansion Project* 6. Community Policing Evaluation* 7. Report on Founders Days Special Event
BOARD/ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS
Expense report, pursuant to CRA Resolution 2011-011

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PUBLIC INPUT ADJOURN

* Indicates an Action Item (Next Meeting: Tuesday, May 14, 2013, 6:30 PM unless otherwise determined)
Kris Mory CRA Director City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 phone: 954-480-4317 kmory@deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org CC: Date: 4/22/2013 4:03:08 PM Subject: April memorial are you picking me up
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig
CC: Date: 4/3/2013 1:16:52 PM Subject: Aquatic Center Closure-Saturday, April 6th
News Release
CONTACT: Public Information OfficeCity of Deerfield Beach 150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441P: 954-480-4263 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: web.pio@deerfield-beach.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 3, 2013
Aquatic Center Closure-Saturday, April 6th

DEERFIELD BEACH The Aquatic Center will be closed on Saturday, April 6th for a swim meet. The event is scheduled to end at 2pm at which time the
pool will be re-opened to the public for the remaining regular hours of operation. For more information you may contact Parks and Recreation at 954-420-2263.
Rebecca Medina Public Information Officer City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4417 office 954-480-4268 fascimile w w w .deerfield-beach.com
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/24/2013 9:14:22 AM Subject: Automatic reply: Accepted: Frank Provenzano - Century Village;Golf Course
I'm currently out of the office. For immediate assistance please contact the City Manager's Office at (954)480-4263 or web.citymgr@deerfield-beach.com Thanks, Sandra Pierre
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/15/2013 8:20:06 AM Subject: Automatic reply: Solid Waste / Burgess - Andy - Chad
I will be out of the office until Monday, April 22. If you need immediate assistance please call 954.480.4263.
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Richard <Rosenzweig> melweinzimer@yahoo.com BurgessHanson JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz Date: 4/4/2013 11:16:12 AM Subject: Beach parking stickers From: To: CC: Dear Mel, I am well aware of your frustration and as I addressed you at the February meeting, we will be addressing this issue as we get into our annual budget later in the season. There is a meeting of our District scheduled for April 23, 2013 in Century Village in the Club House Party Room at 1:30 P.M.. You are welcome to come and voice your concerns the was well. Sincerely, Richard Rosenzweig Your Commissioner,District 3 Sent from my iPad
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From: To:
Joe <Miller> joe@millerpestcontrol.com JeanM.Robb
CC: Date: 5/27/2013 9:15:39 PM Subject: Big Goverment
Sent from my iPhone
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From: To:
Ryan, <Michael> Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org vboccard@coralsprings.org walter@walterduke.com judy_paul@davie-fl.gov jack.seiler@fortlauderdale.gov MayorDanDodge@gmail.com roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov fschorr@lighthousepoint.com ftalerico@margatefl.com mudine@cityofparkland.org townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com mayor@plantation.org lamar.fisher@copbfl.com cityclerk@searanchlakesflorida.gov jnelson@swranches.org ejones@cityofwestpark.org jcooper@cohb.org jcooper@hallandalebeachfl.gov pbober@hollywoodfl.org barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us jbrady@nlauderdale.org fortis@ppines.com Beth.Talabisco@Tamarac.org gresnick@wiltonmanors.com Johns@aoklandparkfl.gov dstermer@westonfl.org
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JeanM.Robb btooley@coconutcreek.net CC: Date: 4/30/2013 4:48:13 PM Subject: Broward County Background Check Ordinance on Gun Sales NOT being;Enforced
Mayors, There is some very important reporting recently related to law enforcement mis-interpreting Florida law regarding the constitutional authority of counties to require background checks on gun sales when any part of the transaction occurs or is initiated on property to which the public has access. See articles below. In summary: * Right now, Broward County has an ordinance which requires background checks for any sales of guns initiated on property to which the public has access. Section 18-95 through 18-99. This was passed in December 1998 and applies to gun shows as well as any other sales initiated or conducted on property to which the public has access. * The Florida Constitution, Section 12 grants counties the authority to force background checks and has done so since 1998 when an overwhelming percentage of Florida voters supported this Constitutional amendment. In fact, I would argue to the extent this needs to be better defined today, the County Commission has that authority as well. * 13 years after the Florida Constitution was amended and Broward County passed the Constitutionally permitted ordinance, the Florida legislature passed a statute restricting the authority of local governments to pass ordinances related in any manner to guns (with harsh punishment leveled upon offending elected officials for passing such). F.S. 790.33. * However, F.S. 790.33 recognizes that the statute can NOT trump Constitution. The opening language of the "Preemption" paragraph states "Except as expressly provided by the State Constitution...". Therefore, by the express language of F.S. 790.33, the Broward County Ordinance must be enforced when any part of the transaction is initiated on property to which the public has access. Apparently, some law enforcement agencies believe a statute can trump the authority granted under the Florida constitution. Therefore, it has been reported that such sales are conducted or initiated on property to which the public has access WITHOUT background checks as required by Broward County Ordinance 18-95 et seq. This applies to gun shows as well as other sales. http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/gun-show-loophole-laws-on-the-books-in-florida-but-ignored/2113376
http://www.browardbulldog.org/2013/04/fort-lauderdale-police-dont-enforce-law-requiring-checks-on-buyers-at-gun-shows/
If your City is intending to conduct a gun show or your law enforcement encounter a gun transaction initiated or conducted on property to which the public has access, I would strongly suggest you obtain a legal opinion regarding the city's authority and obligation to enforce Broward County Ordinance 18-95 et seq. Further, I will be asking the County Commission to look into this matter, and determine what enforcement mechanisms exist through the County. Best, 6_13_2013
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http://www.browardbulldog.org/2013/04/fort-lauderdale-police-dont-enforce-law-requiring-checks-on-buyers-at-gun-shows/ Florida Constitution, Section 12: "Each county shall have the authority to require a criminal history records check and a 3 to 5-day waiting period, excluding weekends and legal holidays, in connection with the sale of any firearm occurring within such county. For purposes of this subsection, the term "sale" means the transfer of money or other valuable consideration for any firearm when any part of the transaction is conducted on property to which the public has the right of access. Holders of a concealed weapons permit as prescribed by general law shall not be subject to the provisions of this subsection when purchasing a firearm." Broward County Ordinance: http://library.municode.com/HTML/10288/level3/PTIICOOR_CH18LAEN_ARTVIFIFIYWAPE.html
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre "AndrewMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" BonnieNeese Date: 5/6/2013 4:23:08 PM Subject: budget workshop and ethics training From: To:
Good afternoon Burgess has instructed us to schedule budget workshops for Monday, June 24 and Tuesday, June 25, 6-8 PM in the City Commission Chambers. Andy has agreed to provide the Ethics Training on Thursday, June 27, 6-8 PM in the City Commission Chambers. We will place all three meetings on your calendar. Thank you, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig
CC: Date: 3/25/2013 5:43:46 PM Subject: Calling Deerfield Beach residents: your city needs you!
News Release
CONTACT: Public Information Office? City of Deerfield Beach ? 150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441? P: 954-480-4417 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: web.pio@deerfield-beach.com
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
? March 25, 2013
Calling Deerfield Beach residents: your city needs you!

DEERFIELD BEACH ? Are you a Deerfield Beach resident or business owner with a desire to contribute to the progress of your city? You may be a perfect candidate for one of the city's boards or committees. The City Commission is seeking qualified applicants willing to serve as board or committee members. The application window will be open from Monday, April 1st through Tuesday, April 30th at 5 PM.
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Appointments are being considered for the Beautification Authority, Cultural Committee, Memorial Committee, Community Appearance Board, Planning and Zoning Board, Unsafe Structures Board, and the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority. Permanent residents of the city are eligible to serve on these boards. For the Community Appearance Board, a member may serve if he or she is either a resident OR has a business in the city. Some technical expertise requirements, in addition to the residency requirement, do apply to the Community Appearance and Unsafe Structures Boards. If you are interested in being appointed to either of those boards, please contact the city so that your expertise can be matched to the requirements. Don't delay - the opportunity to apply will end in one month. Learn more about the duties of city advisory boards and download an application today at www.Deerfield-Beach.com/advisoryboards. For more information call 954-480-4213 or email web.clerk@DeerfieldBeach.com.
Application window for city boards and committees opens April 1

Rebecca Medina Public Information Officer City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4417 office 954-480-4268 fascimile www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> Schnakenberg Robert LynnFleming AmandaShafer RebeccaMedina RichardRosenzweig BenPreston joe@millerpestcontrol.com JoeMiller BillGanz CC: JeanM.Robb Date: 3/22/2013 11:02:09 AM Subject: Canceled: CRA Meeting From: To: When: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 6:30 PM-8:00 PM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Where: Commission Chambers Note: The GMT offset above does not reflect daylight saving time adjustments. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Please be advised that the scheduled meeting of the Deerfield Beach CRA on March 26, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the CRA will be held on April 9, 2013 at 6:30 p.m.
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From: To: Kris <Mory> AdaGrahamJohnson AmandaMartinez AmandaShafer AndyMaurodis BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChadGrecsek CharlesDaBrusco DavidSantucci HiepHuynh HughDunkley JeanM.Robb JerryFerguson JoeMiller KaraPetty KevenKlopp KrisMory LauraFrank LynnFleming MelissaTaylor-Lewis MickeyGomez PhilipBiscorner RebeccaMedina RichardRosenzweig "RobSchnakenberg$robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org$" SamanthaGillyard SandraFlorvella-Pierre WaltBratton CC: Date: 3/22/2013 8:59:29 AM Subject: Cancellation of the March 26, 2013 Deerfield Beach Community;Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Meeting
Please be advised that the scheduled meeting of the Deerfield Beach CRA on March 26, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the CRA will be held on April 9, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. Please update your calendar.
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:31:01 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb, Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to restrict access to the following Security Role: Role: Subscribers Description: A public role for site subscriptions Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:30:53 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb, Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to include access to the following Security Role: Role: Officials Description: Officials Effective Date: 5/9/2013 12:00 AM Expiry Date: Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:29:02 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear District 1 Joe Miller, Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to restrict access to the following Security Role: Role: Subscribers Description: A public role for site subscriptions Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:28:01 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb , Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to restrict access to the following Security Role: Role: Subscribers Description: A public role for site subscriptions Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:27:57 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb , Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to include access to the following Security Role: Role: Officials Description: Officials Effective Date: 5/9/2013 12:00 AM Expiry Date: Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:27:54 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb , Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to restrict access to the following Security Role: Role: Officials Description: Officials Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:27:49 PM Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update Dear Mayor Jean Robb , Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to include access to the following Security Role: Role: Officials Description: Officials Effective Date: 5/9/2013 12:00 AM Expiry Date: Thank you, we appreciate your support... City of Deerfield Beach
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From: jolivetp@bellsouth.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/24/2013 8:43:34 AM Subject: Coconut Creek manager resigns, gets $220,000 severance Hi,
I thought you'd like this: http://soa.li/I6TBVwf Coconut Creek manager resigns, gets $220,000 severance City Manager Dave Rivera resigned at a commission meeting Thursday night.
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From: "FPL External" <Affairs> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/10/2013 11:07:59 AM Subject: Community Update from FPL
Dear Jean, I hope this newsletter finds you well. Here are highlights from the first quarter of 2013: FPL's statewide volunteer effort, Power to Care Week, draws record numbers For the fifth year in a row, hundreds of FPL employees fanned out across Florida to give back to the communities where we live, work and play. More than 1,200 volunteers participated in 26 community volunteer projects. During FPL's Power to Care Week, March 4-9, our volunteers spent hours painting homes, working in food pantries, sprucing up schools and cleaning beaches, in 11 Florida counties. Watch FPL volunteers in action. FPL launches PoweringFlorida.com A strong economy is good business for all Floridians and FPL's Economic Development Office is working hard to meet the needs of businesses looking to expand here. Most recently, we worked hand-in-hand with the Governor and Enterprise Florida, the state's economic development arm, to launch PoweringFlorida.com. Dedicated to helping more businesses start-up, expand or locate to Florida, this site has had more than 5,000 views from 30 U.S. states and places as far away as India and Germany since launching last month.
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Page 2 Inside look at the largest nuclear plant upgrades ever For the past few years, FPL has invested billions of dollars to upgrade its nuclear plants to provide more than 500 new megawatts of power. That's enough zero-emissions, 24-7 electricity for more than 300,000 households. Florida's Nuclear Cost Recovery law made this important investment possible -helping FPL continue to keep its customer bills the lowest in the state and significantly lower than the national average, saving customers money and helping Florida's economy. Take an inside look at the largest nuclear plant upgrades ever in the nation. FPL supports future engineers through robotics sponsorship Billed as the "Super Bowl of the mind," FPL was proud to sponsor the 2013 South Florida FIRST Competition, a major robotic competition where 60-plus high school teams from all over Florida brought their 150-pound machines to Fort Lauderdale for the ultimate test. FPL arranged for and staffed the onsite machine shop, dubbed "Robot Urgent Care." Throughout the three-day competition, which required the robots to throw flying discs and climb, the FPL "doctors" performed emergency services on injured robots. Watch the action here.
FPL is Changing the Current Perhaps by now you have seen our new Changing the Current advertising campaign, paid for by our shareholders. This campaign reinforces FPL's promise that each new day we're challenging ourselves to do things better for you. We'll never stop looking for ways to serve you better. See how "FPL is Changing the Current."
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Page 3 As always, please feel free to contact me or your External Affairs area manager at anytime if we can be of assistance. Sincerely,
Pam Rauch Vice President of Development and External Affairs

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Burgess <Hanson> SheilaFlemming-Portis SandraFlorvella-Pierre LynnFleming JeanM.Robb Date: 4/29/2013 6:08:42 PM Subject: Computer From: To: CC: Please set up a PC for Mayor Robb in her City Hall office. It needs to be a tower PC with a monitor. Please discuss with Mayor Robb for any specifics through Sandra. Thank you. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/19/2013 8:46:29 AM Subject: Copy mike to the commission
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fastfreddy1752@aol.com CharlesDaBrusco JeanM.Robb RichardRosenzweig Date: 5/13/2013 11:15:38 AM Subject: CSX Railroad & utility right-of-way From: To: CC:
In furtherance to my memo yesterday re. clearing trees and debris out of the utility right-of-way next to the CSX tracks behind our Meadows cementblock wall, I'd like to make a few other comments today. Isn't this the same utility right-of-way area that Brwd. County gave their OK to several years ago, for Comcast to install their fiber optic cables, and which resulted in a Federal Class Action lawsuit costing them millions to settle in several states due to misplaced cable? NEXT: Can you get the CSX freight trains switched to the F.E.C. tracks along Dixie Hwy. which carries most all of our Florida freight now both ways, and NO passenger train traffic? I understand that these CSX tracks are maintained to a much higher standard than regular freight tracks, because they carry human cargo (24 Tri-Rail and 4 Amtrac trains daily). We have loads of residential homes really close to these CSX tracks here in Deerfield Bch., and heaven forbid we have a train derailment or train accident which could put large freight train cars into our houses very easily. Also, I still hear a few train horns, and some train bells each day, and don't understand why that is if we have a quiet ordinance in place, and road/rail signs saying NO TRAIN HORNS? Please let me hear back from you so I can pass the word along to the other folks out here. Fred Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., D.B., FL 33442-6135
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig CC: Date: 4/3/2013 10:53:30 AM Subject: Cuisine of the Region: A Food & Wine Tasting
News Release
CONTACT: Public Information OfficeCity of Deerfield Beach 150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441P: 954-480-4417 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: web.pio@deerfield-beach.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 3, 2013
Cuisine of the Region: A Food & Wine Tasting

DEERFIELD BEACH N.E. Focal Point CASA, Inc. will host its 13 th Annual Charity Event, Cuisine of the Region, on Wednesday evening, April 17, 2013 at the Hillsboro Club, 901 Hillsboro Mile (A1A), Hillsboro Beach from 5:30 9:00 pm. Enjoy the cuisine of local restaurants, wine and delicious desserts. The charities raised at Cuisine of the Region will help support the important work N.E. Focal Point provides in our community. The Auction Committee will present a creative display of silent and live auction items such as Baskets of Cheer, gift certificates to local restaurants and attractions, golf foursomes, weekend get-a-ways, airline tickets, passes for local attractions and sports memorabilia. Tickets are $50 in advance and $60 at the door. For ticket information, call 954-480-4460 or email rwilliams@deerfield-beach.com Sponsorships are available and auction items are gratefully accepted. All proceeds benefit N.E. Focal Point Children's, Alzheimer's, Senior and Adult services. N.E. Focal Point CASA, Inc. is a 501c3 not for profit.
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From: To:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
CC: Date: 4/30/2013 9:01:45 AM Subject: DC Trip Details

Mayor Robb, So far Commissioner Preston, Rosenzweig and Vice Mayor Miller will be travelling to DC in June. Below are the details for the trip. If you have any questions please let me know. Washington DC US Congressional Delegation & Federal Departmental Meeting If anyone is interested in visiting with the US Legislative Delegation or with any specific federal department, then please notify staff. We will try to coordinate a visit in June. There are many topics that need to be discussed including the ramifications of the ADA related to the halfway houses, federal funding for CDBG, COP (police officer) and SAFER (firefighter/paramedic) hiring funds, transportation projects and the USEPA surface water restrictions. The City Commission should outline the Citys stance on these issues since it has not been done for a couple years. If you wish to visit a specific agency, we will set that up for individual City Commissioners. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/24/2013 9:36:31 AM Subject: Declined: Frank Provenzano - Century Village Golf Course
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Burgess <Hanson> JeanM.Robb SandraFlorvella-Pierre CharlesDaBrusco FrankCristiano DavidSantucci Date: 5/16/2013 4:20:16 PM Subject: Deer Creek Lighting From: To: CC:
Mayor Robb, Good afternoon. The City is currently working with the vendor to find the closest match to the lighting that Deer Creek has requested. Unfortunately they no longer manufacture the design. I will make sure that the Facilities Division shows Gary Lother the selection before we purchase and install. Thank you. Sincerely,
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From: To: CC: Date:
"Jean M." <Robb> kim.santiago@gmlaw.com
4/30/2013 1:58:05 PM Dennis knows that Mayor Rob will not meet with any of the principles;for material coming before the commission I am fully aware of the project;but I don't wish to Subject: discuss it with Dennis Mealy thank yo
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/17/2013 5:12:31 PM Subject: Double Tree Hotel From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Eric Thom would like to meet with you to discuss the possible change of use of the Double Tree Hotel. Mr. Thom can be reach at (262)532-9343 or ethom@cproperties.com . Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: RickHuntley CC: SheilaFlemming-Portis Date: 5/31/2013 10:21:18 AM Subject: Email I appreciate your sending the comprehensive email for me since I was not able to do it on my own mayor robb Sent from my iPhone
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 11:30:22 AM Subject: Ethics Training From: To:
Mayor Robb, Andy Maurodis is available to offer (2) two hours ethics training courses one on May 28 and another on June 25 from 6-8pm. Both dates are Tuesday and there is no RCC meeting and no CRA meeting. Please let me know if youre available on these dates. Thanks,
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From: To: CC: Date: 5/14/2013 10:25:13 PM Subject: Event Update: After Hours 'N Deerfield "Deerfield Beach Chamber of" <Commerce> JeanM.Robb
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From: Hugh <Dunkley> To: JeanM.Robb CC: BurgessHanson Date: 4/2/2013 11:45:18 AM Subject: Fire Assessment Fee Increase
Mayor Robb, The total General Fund revenue would increase by approximately $700,806, if we were to increase the fire assessment fee from $135 to $150. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Hugh Hugh B. Dunkley, CPA, CGFO Director of Finance City of Deerfield Beach, FL (Tel.) 954.420.5571 ? (Fax) 954.480.4223
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig CC: Date: 3/27/2013 1:48:49 PM
Subject: First Annual Kids Extreme Aquathon
News Release CONTACT: Public Information Office? City of Deerfield Beach ? 150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441? P: 954-480-4417 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: web.pio@deerfieldbeach.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ? March 27, 2013
First Annual Kids Extreme Aquathon

DEERFIELD BEACH ? The City of Deerfield Beach is hosting the first annual Kids Extreme Aquathon, Saturday, April 20 th at the Middle School Athletic Complex, 501 SE 6 th Street. Parents please bring your children out and test their fitness through a course that includes a half-mile run, 50 yard swim and finally another half-mile run. To make it more fun we have also added obstacles! There will be two age groups for the event. Ages 7-9 will start at 8am and ages 10-12 will start at 9am. Registration is open now and costs $23. Spaces are limited to the first 100 participants. Sponsorship packages are available for vendors who would like to participate. For additional details or volunteer opportunities please contact the City of Deerfield Beach athletic division at (954) 480-4426.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 11:25:28 AM Subject: Florida League of Cities Workshop From: To:
Mayor Robb, Below is a link with details to the workshop offered by the Florida League of Cities and the second link is a detail schedule. Please let me know if I should register for you and add it your calendar. http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Events.aspx?CNID=366 http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Assets/Files/Events/0613schedule.pdf Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/23/2013 11:56:41 PM Subject: Frank Provenzano - Century Village Golf Course When: Friday, May 24, 2013 10:00 AM-11:00 AM. (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Where: City Hall *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/10/2013 8:18:49 AM Subject: FW: UPDATE E911: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions;Owed to County Taxpayers From: To:
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 7:23 AM Subject: RE: UPDATE E911: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions Owed to County Taxpayers
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Wed 4/10/2013 7:04 AM To: KJACOBS@broward.org; SGUNZBURGER@broward.org; LWEXLER@broward.org; MKIAR@broward.org; DHOLNESS@broward.org; SRITTER@broward.org; CLAMARCA@broward.org; BSHARIEF@broward.org; TRYAN@broward.org; scott_israel@sheriff.org Cc: bhenry@broward.org; elukic@broward.org Subject: RE: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions Owed to County Taxpayers Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners: Additional note: If the BOCC recovered the millions possibly owed by the Port and took the bridge funding of almost $9 million dollars which is apparently available for communication costs, there would NO need for any tax increase, certainly in the first year, under the prior ad valorem proposal. In contrast, the MSTU is a tax increase being imposed by the County to join the system, but agreed to by the participating communities. Best regards, Mike
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From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Wed 4/10/2013 6:40 AM To: KJACOBS@broward.org; SGUNZBURGER@broward.org; LWEXLER@broward.org; MKIAR@broward.org; DHOLNESS@broward.org; SRITTER@broward.org; CLAMARCA@broward.org; BSHARIEF@broward.org; TRYAN@broward.org; scott_israel@sheriff.org Cc: bhenry@broward.org; elukic@broward.org Subject: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions Owed to County Taxpayers Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners: I have confirmed with County staff that Port Everglades has not been paying communications costs. For FY 2012 alone, the communications costs subsidized by the County taxpayers was estimated to be about $583,000 (according to a June 2012 memo by the County Auditor, confirming that those costs were NOT paid by the Port). It is possible the subsidy is actually more than that annually. Further, given the realization that the BOCC subsidy to BSO was far beyond the projection in 2009, it is possible there were subsidies to the Port in other areas. It was my understanding that an enterprise fund should pay for its own costs and not be subsidized. If that is correct, then Port Everglades owes the County millions of dollars over the years the BOCC (and countywide taxpayers) subsidized the Port for communications. What is the current plan to recapture the millions of dollars the Port owes the County for past communications costs? Further, what is being done to immediately stop the funding of the Port for communications costs this FY? I would note these would be available funds to offset the current system for the benefit of county taxpayers? I would assume once these dollars are recaptured, the County would reduce millage or pass the savings back to the residents of Broward County due to the over-taxation. Best, Mike
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 1:48:27 PM Subject: FW: 111th Church Anniversary From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please let me know if you will be able to attend the church service below. Thanks,
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 1:33 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: 111th Church Anniversary
Hey there ladies, Can you check to see if the Mayor, Burgess, and Commissioner Preston can attend this service. Also, please let them know that I said it is very important that they do attend and if they have any questions they can contact me directly. Thanks, Rebecca
From: john hall [mailto:fzmbch125@att.net] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 11:23 AM To: Rebecca Medina Subject: 111th Church Anniversary
Rebecca, To God Be The Glory! Please give this to all Representative's of District 2. (Mayor, City Commissioner, etc.)
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Please come join us. We will be celebrating our church 111th Anniversary. Yes we have been in existence for One hundred and eleven years. When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM Who: First Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Where: 125 S.W. 1st Court Deerfield Beach, Florida Pastor C. L. Lambert
PS : If there are questions you may call me at my cell 954 481-6884. Be Bless, Clerk Tina Wilson
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 5:18:39 PM Subject: FW: A meeting request from Family Central Inc. From: To:
Mayor Robb, Dr. Weinstein wants to move her appointment to 9:00am. Let me know if its ok with you. Sandra
From: Alex Veliz [mailto:AVeliz@familycentral.org] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 5:17 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: FW: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Sandra, My apologies, Dr. Weinstein was wondering if 9am is still available on May 13 for the Mayor. If so, please confirm the time as that would work best for her. Please advise. Thank you. alex
From: Alex Veliz Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:43 PM To: 'Sandra Florvella-Pierre' Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
I just received it.thank you very much. Have a great afternoon! alex
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:32 PM To: Alex Veliz Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc. 6_13_2013
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Yes, I just sent you the calendar invite.

From: Alex Veliz [mailto:AVeliz@familycentral.org] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:30 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Hi Sandra, Thank you for the confirmation. Just to double check, the meeting will take place at City Hall located at 150 NE Second Ave., Deerfield Beach, correct? Thanks, alex
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:17 PM To: Alex Veliz Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Alex, That will work perfectly for Mayor Robb. Thanks, Sandra
From: Alex Veliz [mailto:AVeliz@familycentral.org] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:10 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Hi Sandra, Thank you so much for the quick reply. Monday, May 13 @ 10am would work great for Dr. Weinstein. Please confirm. Thank you, alex
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 3:34 PM 6_13_2013
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Good afternoon, Mayor Robb is available on Monday May 13 at 9:00 or 10:00 am. Please confirm if the date will work for Dr. Weinstein. Thanks,
From: Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & CEO [mailto:ron@familycentral.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & CEO Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 12:36 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
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Mayor & Commission Nolan
Good afternoon, Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & CEO at Family Central, kindly requests 15-20 minutes of your time to discuss general children issues, as well as the increasing wait list and the impact on children's education, at your earliest convenience. It would be most appreciated if you could have your office contact me with a couple of date/time options that would work best for you, and I will in turn schedule Dr. Weinstein around it. Thank you in advance for your time. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Hope you are having a great day! Best regards, Alexander Veliz Executive Assistant aveliz@familycentral.org (954) 724-3892
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 2:27:40 PM Subject: FW: A meeting request from Family Central Inc. From: To:
From: Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & CEO [mailto:ron@familycentral.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & C E O Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 12:36 PM T o: Web C ity Commission Subject: A meeting request from Family C entral Inc.
Mayor & Commission
Good afternoon, Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President & C E O at Family C entral, kindly requests 15-20 minutes of your time to discuss general children issues, as well as the increasing wait list and the impact on children's education, at your earliest convenience. It would be most appreciated if you could have your office contact me with a couple of date/time options that would work best for you, and I will in turn schedule Dr. Weinstein around it. Thank you in advance for your time. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Hope you are having a great day! Best regards, A lexander V eliz Executive A ssistant aveliz@familycentral.org (954) 724-3892
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 4:26:44 PM Subject: FW: Action Alert: Call Your Senators to Support S. 743, the;Marketplace Fairness Act From: To:
From: NLC - National League of Cities [mailto:nlcmail@nlc.org] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 3:35 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Action Alert: Call Your Senators to Support S. 743, the Marketplace Fairness Act
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City leaders, We need you to take action now and urge your Senators to support S. 743, the Marketplace Fairness Act! Yesterday, Senate Majority Leader Reid (D-NV) filed for cloture on S. 743, the Marketplace Fairness Act, which could be voted upon as early as Monday, April 22, 2013. The Marketplace Fairness Act, a top legislative priority for NLC, allows state and local governments to
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compel the collection of sales taxes on online and remote sales that already are owed. It does not create any new tax or increase any existing tax; it simply provides for the enforcement of state and local governments ? authority. Additionally, the Act aims to level the playing field between traditional brick and mortar retailers who are required to collect sales taxes at the time of purchase and the on-line retailers who are not. You will recall that a few weeks ago, we had an impressive show of support for this legislation on the Budget Amendment vote. We won this nonbinding vote 75-24, which is a comfortable margin by any standard! Now, we need local leaders to help us contact ALL SENATE offices to communicate your support for this legislation and to ask your Senators to vote YES on the cloture vote, and YES on S 743, The Marketplace Fairness Act. We are aware that some members of the Senate Finance Committee may push back for procedural reasons since Majority Leader ?s Reid motion effectively bypasses the committee process. Our view on this is that the issue had two hearings in the Senate Finance Committee and two hearings in the House Judiciary Committee during the last Congress, and it ?s time to move forward to level the playing field. Here ?s a link to the Budget Amendment Roll Call Vote: VOTE For those Senators that voted YES: Thank them and ask for their continued support for local governments and brick and mortar retailers by voting YES on the cloture motion and YES when the legislation comes to the floor. For those Senators that voted NO: Thank them for their time, let them know why the legislation is important to communities and business in their states, and ask them to reconsider their support for the legislation. (See NLC Issue Brief.) On behalf of NLC, thanks for your efforts! Together, we are can have impact!
Sincerely,
Clarence Anthony Executive Director, National League of Cities
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 4/26/2013 1:35:04 PM
Subject: FW: Action Needed For Senate Passage of Marketplace Fairness Act
From: National League of Cities [mailto:nlcmail@nlc.org] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 1:27 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Action Needed For Senate Passage of Marketplace Fairness Act
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After opponents forced the Marketplace Fairness Act to go through every procedural step possible, the bill is cleared for final consideration on Monday, May 6th at 5:30 p.m., when the Senate returns from recess. While we are in a strong position, please thank those who voted to end debate and ask for their continued support. The bill ?s supporters need to know you appreciate their votes to level the playing field for Main Street businesses and to allow local governments the opportunity to collect taxes owed. Opponents will certainly be using the recess to try and defeat the bill. Their threat is real, and the stakes are high. This Huffington Post article details the contentious battle over the bill, which may have had something to do with the following Senators switching their votes from ?Aye ? to ?Nay ? in the past week: Saxby Chambliss (R-GA); Mike Crapo (R-ID); Dan Coat (R-IN); Richard Burr (R-NC); John Hoeven (R-ND); John Thune (RSD); Ron Johnson (R-WI); John Barrasso (R-WY); and Jim Risch (R-ID). The bipartisan group of Senators led by Senators Enzi (R-WY), Durbin (D-IL), Alexander (R-TN) and Heitkamp (D-ND) need our help NOW to solidify support for this bill. During the recess week and while they're home, be sure to let your Senators know you support this legislation, so they return to Washington on May 6 ready to vote YES! For more information on the Marketplace Fairness Act, go to www.nlc.org.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 8:40:50 AM Subject: FW: Against pier restaurant being open 24 hours From: To:
From: Tim Wilmot [mailto:tim.w.wilmot@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 2:25 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Against pier restaurant being open 24 hours
Mayor Robb, My wife and I (both registered voters and live year round at 1 Ocean Blvd Condo) are against the pier restaurant being open 24 hours a day. The public pier should not be a destination for those looking for something to do at 3:00 AM. We know it isn't for the fisherman. Quiet at 3:00 trumps money, particularly at a public facility. We support your efforts to stay with the original terms of the lease and to deny the 24 hour waiver. Best regards, -Tim Wilmot, M.S., CPA 191 S Ocean Drive, Apt. 212 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 561-465-6060 tim.w.wilmot@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/timwilmot1
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/24/2013 10:46:23 AM Subject: FW: American Heart Association Event at Parkland Country Club;on May 17th 7pm-9pm From: To:
From: Mariagnes Murray [mailto:Mariagnes.Murray@heart.org] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 9:27 AM Subject: American Heart Association Event at Parkland Country Club on May 17th 7pm-9pm
Good Morning Mayor, I wanted to share with you beca use of your interest a nd support over the years or in some cases more recently your commitment to The Go Red for Women Campa ign. Amy and Garrett Bragg of Comprehensive Home Care in Fort Lauderdale are hosting the site at Parkland Country Club and our Chairpersons, Circle of Red -Tiffany Sizemore-Ruiz, DO, Michael Cowan of Ameriprise and Open Your Heart Chair Terri Jackson Carson of HCR Manor Care are all creating an enjoyable social gathering from 7PM-9PM benefitting the 2013 Go Red for Women Campaign. Tenet is our cause partner and Gabrielle Finley-Hazle of North Shore Medical, FMC Campus is our 2013 cha irwoman. Please do consider joining the Braggs, Gabrielle, the cabinet members, and our current Circle of Red members for an enjoyable evening with a Mission to end heart diseases in women. One woma n dies every minute from hea rt diseases, 1 in 3 women is affected. You can make a difference.
Best, Mariagnes
Save the Date, September 27, 2013 Go Red for Women Luncheon, Westin Hotel & Spa, Fort Lauderdale
Mariagnes Murray Director, Go Red for Women American Heart Association 4000 Hollywood Boulevard Suite 170-N Hollywood, FL 33021 (561)789-9885
mariagnes.murray@heart.org www.goredforwomen.org
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/7/2013 11:39:06 AM Subject: FW: appalled. From: To:
From: Jenn Pedone [mailto:longbeachny@live.com] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 11:33 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: appalled.
City Commissioners: After reading yesterday's article regarding Mayor Jean Robb I can only say that this antagonistic behavior against our elected mayor is appalling. Mayor Robb has brought forth many issues in our city that have been ignored for years. Apparently, this seems to annoy several commissioners and many city staffers. The bottom line is this: we the people, voted for Mayor Robb to serve our city. We are beyond tired of hearing excuses and being ignored on issues that our taxes pay to be resolved. We elect officials to represent the people of their districts and to work TOGETHER to improve our city's infrastructure and decide (with citizen input) on the future of our city -- not to squabble, not to push personal political agendas, and not to waste our time with unnecessary drama. We implore you to find a way to work as the team we citizens need you to be. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 5/13/2013 8:31:25 AM
Subject: FW: Beach Haven Condo - Complaint

Mayor Robb, Please review Chief Schnakenberg's response below. Thanks, Sandra -----Original Message----From: Schnakenberg, Robert [mailto:Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org] Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 8:11 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Re: Beach Haven Condo - Complaint Our Traffic Unit has been notified and will do periodic traffic enforcement in the area. Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 1:15 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Good afternoon Chief, Please review the attached from Mayor Robb. Special attention to her handwritten notes. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager's Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Date:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer 5/15/2013 1:15:16 PM
Subject: FW: Beach Parking permit (sticker)
From: hotmail_57786cb2f1e74163@live.com [mailto:hotmail_57786cb2f1e74163@live.com] On Behalf Of Warren Wepman Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 1:06 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Fw: Beach Parking permit (sticker)
Commissioners of the City of Deerfield Beach, Florida For the last 10 years I have purchased (first for $50.00 and last year for $100.00) a sticker for my car window permitting me to park my car in lots adjacent to the beach so I can enjoy the ocean. This year I was refused such a permit because my car is not licensed in the state of Florida. I own and occupy a condominium unit in Century Village east and dutifully pay my taxes thereon as well as patronize many, many merchants with businesses in that city. It is not fair to deny me a permit to park my car in those parking lots when I am willing to pay the $100.00 fee. Please reconsider your position on this issue AND BRING ME UP TO DATE ON THIS ISSUE. THANK YOU Warren Wepman 493 Tilford W Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 On behalf of myself and my wife warrenwep@hotmail.com www.wepman.com
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From: To:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net
CC: Date: 5/28/2013 9:09:14 AM Subject: FW: Big Goverment
Mayor Robb, I called Vice Mayor Miller and he will try to resend the e-mail. Sandra -----Original Message----From: Joe Miller Sent: Monday, May 27, 2013 9:16 PM To: joe@millerpestcontrol.com; Jean M. Robb Subject: Big Goverment Sent from my iPhone
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/10/2013 2:09:13 PM Subject: FW: Breaking News: Senate to consider historic proposal on gun;background checks From: To:
From: Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info=mayorsagainstillegalguns.org@mail129.wdc02.mcdlv.net] On Behalf Of Mayors Against Illegal Guns Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 12:03 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Breaking News: Senate to consider historic proposal on gun background checks
Dear Coalition Mayors and Staff, We have exciting news to share today: Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV), Pat Toomey (RPA), Chuck Schumer (D-NY), and Mark Kirk (R-IL) have announced a compromise on background check legislation. The compromise is the result of a four-month negotiation to win legislation that fixes the nation ?s gun background check system. The proposal would require a background check for all gun sales that take place in commercial settings, including at gun shows, on the Internet and through classified ads. It will create a clear, enforceable system for checks in commercial settings ? and it also includes basic record-keeping requirements that make it possible for law enforcement to crack down on gun criminals. The bill is not perfect; for example, non-commercial private sales are exempt. But have no doubt ? this is a critical, bipartisan step forward and it will save lives. See bottom of this email for background and talking points on key provisions. The compromise is a testament to the work you have been doing around the country.
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More than 900 mayors have been making calls, writing letters, and visiting the Hill ? and your voices were heard. Today, Senators Manchin, Toomey, Schumer, and Kirk offered a proposal that lays the groundwork for an historic improvement to our nation ?s gun laws. Our work is not done. We still need your help to get the compromise bill through the Senate. Please call your Senators and tell them you support the compromise. Should you have questions about the bill or any other coalition matters, please contact Brian Levinson (blevinson@cityhall.nyc.gov / 212-788-2439) in Mayor Bloomberg ?s office or Dina Siegal (dina.siegal@cityofboston.gov / 617-635-3817) in Mayor Menino ?s office. --Staff of the coalition co-chairs
Background and Talking Points on Compromise Bill Effective checks and balanced record keeping: It would expand the current, enforceable background check system to gun sales in commercial settings. It would not create a new record keeping burden on private sellers, and it would prohibit the creation of a national gun registry. All information identifying the buyer of a gun will be destroyed by the FBI gun background check within 24 hours. Dealers who conduct checks will keep a copy of background check form, as they have for more than 40 years. If a gun is recovered in a violent crime, those records will help law enforcement track down the perpetrator. Exemption for sales between friends and family: The bill would not apply to direct sales between friends and family members and would only cover gun sales if they are advertised publicly or sold at a gun show. Keeping guns out of the hands of criminals: The bill would focus on private-party gun sales at gun shows and online, which is critically important for shutting down
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criminal access to guns. Today, a single website, Armslist.com, hosts over 73,000 ads for firearms, and 94% of them are offered by private sellers who are not required to conduct background checks. That is a 500% increase in sales volume over just 16 months ago. In addition, there are more than 4,000 gun shows annually in the U.S., and 30% of guns involved in federal gun trafficking investigations are connected in some way to gun shows. The bill is also expected to contain provisions that will clarify key laws for gun owners and cut through red tape for licensed gun dealers and for gun owners in the military.
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Ryan, <Michael> Jacobs Kristin Gunzburger Suzanne Wexler Lois Holness Dale Ritter Stacy Lamarca Chip Sharief Barbara RYAN TIM Kiar Martin CC: Henry Bertha scott_israel@sheriff.org Date: 4/30/2013 4:54:57 PM Subject: FW: Broward County Background Check Ordinance on Gun Sales NOT;being Enforced From: To:
Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners, Please see the communication below regarding Broward County Ordinance 18-95 et seq. It has been reported that some law enforcement agencies are wrongly interpreting Florida Statute to NOT enforce this Ordinance which requires background checks when any part of a gun transaction is initiated on property to which the public has access -- including gun shows.
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From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Tue 4/30/2013 4:48 PM To: Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org; vboccard@coralsprings.org; walter@walterduke.com; judy_paul@davie-fl.gov; jack.seiler@fortlauderdale.gov; MayorDanDodge@gmail.com; roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov; fschorr@lighthousepoint.com; ftalerico@margatefl.com; mudine@cityofparkland.org; townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com; mayor@plantation.org; lamar.fisher@copbfl.com; cityclerk@searanchlakesflorida.gov; jnelson@swranches.org; EJones@cityofwestpark.org; jcooper@cohb.org; jcooper@hallandalebeachfl.gov; pbober@hollywoodfl.org; barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org; rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov; lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us; Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org; fortis@ppines.com; Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org; Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com; Johns@aoklandparkfl.gov; dstermer@westonfl.org; jrobb@deerfield-beach.com; btooley@coconutcreek.net Subject: Broward County Background Check Ordinance on Gun Sales NOT being Enforced Mayors, There is some very important reporting recently related to law enforcement mis-interpreting Florida law regarding the constitutional authority of counties to require background checks on gun sales when any part of the transaction occurs or is initiated on property to which the public has access. See articles below. In summary: * Right now, Broward County has an ordinance which requires background checks for any sales of guns initiated on property to which the public has access. Section 18-95 through 18-99. This was passed in December 1998 and applies to gun shows as well as any other sales initiated or conducted on property to which the public has access. * The Florida Constitution, Section 12 grants counties the authority to force background checks and has done so since 1998 when an overwhelming percentage of Florida voters supported this Constitutional amendment. In fact, I would argue to the extent this needs to be better defined today, the County Commission has that authority as well. * 13 years after the Florida Constitution was amended and Broward County passed the Constitutionally permitted ordinance, the Florida legislature passed a statute restricting the authority of local governments to pass ordinances related in any manner to guns (with harsh punishment leveled upon offending elected officials for passing such). F.S. 790.33. * However, F.S. 790.33 recognizes that the statute can NOT trump Constitution. The opening language of the "Preemption" paragraph states "Except as expressly provided by the State Constitution...". Therefore, by the express language of F.S. 790.33, the Broward County Ordinance must be enforced when any part of the transaction is initiated on property to which the public has access. Apparently, some law enforcement agencies believe a statute can trump the authority granted under the Florida constitution. Therefore, it has been reported that such sales are conducted or initiated on property to which the public has access WITHOUT background checks as required by Broward County Ordinance 18-95 et seq. This applies to gun shows as well as other sales. http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/gun-show-loophole-laws-on-the-books-in-florida-but-ignored/2113376
http://www.browardbulldog.org/2013/04/fort-lauderdale-police-dont-enforce-law-requiring-checks-on-buyers-at-gun-shows/
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http://www.browardbulldog.org/2013/04/fort-lauderdale-police-dont-enforce-law-requiring-checks-on-buyers-at-gun-shows/ Florida Constitution, Section 12: "Each county shall have the authority to require a criminal history records check and a 3 to 5-day waiting period, excluding weekends and legal holidays, in connection with the sale of any firearm occurring within such county. For purposes of this subsection, the term "sale" means the transfer of money or other valuable consideration for any firearm when any part of the transaction is conducted on property to which the public has the right of access. Holders of a concealed weapons permit as prescribed by general law shall not be subject to the provisions of this subsection when purchasing a firearm." Broward County Ordinance: http://library.municode.com/HTML/10288/level3/PTIICOOR_CH18LAEN_ARTVIFIFIYWAPE.html
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/24/2013 2:40:11 PM Subject: FW: BSO Bill From: To:
-----Original Message----From: John Grassi [mailto:jgrassi3@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 1:57 PM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Andrew Maurodis; Web City Commission; Bill Ganz; Joe Miller; observernews@comcast.net; Judy Wilson; Bob Bender; Elizabeth Roberts; Larry Barszewski; Bett Willett; Pam; Quintella Tross; Ada Graham Johnson; Hugh Dunkley Subject: BSO Bill Hello Burgess, Can you clarify one more thing for me, I was told about a month ago that we are going to receive a bill for 2.5 million dollars above and beyond what was already charged. I have further mentioned it to others and they ave advised this is true, however, I have not been able to get the specifics on it. Can you clarify this for me? Thank you, John Grassi
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/11/2013 3:16:06 PM Subject: FW: Bust the Filibuster From: To:
From: Michael Bloomberg, Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info@mayorsagainstillegalguns.org] Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 2:49 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Bust the Filibuster
Yesterday, a Democrat and a Republican Senator announced a compromise bill that would help fix our criminal background check system.
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This is good news, but it ?s far from a done deal. The NRA is attacking reform with everything they ?ve got, and their allies in the Senate are threatening a filibuster that could rob gun violence victims and survivors of a vote they deserve.
Passing a bill in the Senate is still going to take considerable hard work and resources. And if we want to pass the first substantial gun violence prevention laws in more than a decade, we need to keep the pressure on right now!
I've made a personal commitment to fund the fight for common sense gun reform. Now I'm asking supporters like you to step up and own a piece of this campaign at a crucial moment.
Will you make a donation of $33 or more to fight the filibuster and Demand Action from Congress?
Your Senators have the opportunity to pass common sense gun laws that will save lives -- laws that have overwhelming support from Americans in all 50 states.
So why is gun reform facing a filibuster in the Senate?
The answer is simple: The NRA and the gun lobby have been pressuring our elected officials for decades. They ?ve used their influence to create a culture
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of fear in Washington that prevents members of Congress from doing what their constituents want.
But together, we can do something about it.
Right now, Mayors Against Illegal Guns is bringing gun violence survivors, family members of victims, police chiefs, faith leaders, and mayors to Washington, DC to talk directly to their Senators.
We're running TV ads in key states and flooding Senate offices with thousands of calls from supporters like you. And this weekend, we ?re organizing events all across the country to make sure our Senators hear from the people they were elected to represent.
We ?re going to stand up to the gun lobby and keep pressure on the Senate until there ?s a vote. Please make a donation $33 or more to Bust the Filibuster and Demand Action from Congress:
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Things are going to happen fast, and the next few weeks may be historic.
Thank you for stepping up and keeping our momentum strong.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg Mayors Against Illegal Guns
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz JoeMiller "JoeMiller$joe@millerpestcontrol.com$" RichardRosenzweig CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre BurgessHanson AdaGrahamJohnson Date: 4/9/2013 9:49:25 AM Subject: FW: Code of Ethics Issue IMPORTANT From: To:
FYI Important info from Andy. Please see below.
From: Andrew Maurodis [mailto:andy@maurodislaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 9:42 AM To: Burgess Hanson; Ada Graham Johnson Cc: Lynn Fleming Subject: Code of Ethics Issue IMPORTANT
A large group of City attorneys will be meeting Tuesday to discuss difference between the OIGs opinion of remuneration and that of many City Attorneys. This applies to the City Commission reporting of outside income requirement. PLEASE DISTRIBUTE THIS EMAIL TO THE CITY COMMISSION
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 6/6/2013 3:31:18 PM Subject: FW: commission meeting
From: Richard Badilo [mailto:richardbadilo@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 3:26 PM To: Web City Commission; abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com; hgreenberg@sun-sentinel.com; eiditor@miamiharold.com Subject: commission meeting
Mayor Robb, City Commissioners and City Manager, I watched the video of the commission meeting held Tuesday, June 4th where Commissioner Gantz addressed the Mayor regarding the incident with my wife and my wife's supervisor , MikeMilanowski, Director of Human Resources. I am going to provide you with the real facts of what happened since this conversation was between myself and Mayor Jean Robb. My wife has been repeatedly bullied and harassed by her supervisor Mike Milanowski, HR Director. This particular incident that was mentioned at the commission meeting on June 4th, was one of those times. I tried calling the City Manager, Burges Hanson and left a message. The City Manager did not call me back. I was extremely frustrated that no one at the City was taking this issue seriously; so I contacted the Mayor. Mayor Jean Robb was very polite by allowing me to vent my frustration about the way the City Manager was allowing an employee to be treated for months and do nothing about it even after a letter was sent to the City Manager, City attorney and Commission regarding the conduct of Mike Milanowski. When I spoke to the Mayor that day she said, Tell Lola to stay home that day and not to worry, that she would look into it. If Commissioner Gantz wants to use this simple statement against the Mayor, instead of looking at the real problem which is "Why did the City Manager not return my call and how can the City Manager allow one of his employees to endure bullying and harassing work conditions for so long after being made aware? The real question is, "How did Commissioner Gantz get a copy of this e-mail from one department to another department? was he cc'd on the original e-mail?" Who gave a copy of the original email to Commissioner Gantz which was sent originally only to Rene Pelaez, Risk and Safety Manager for a simple payroll clarification?" Richard Badilo Also to Ariel at Sun Sentinel Why is it you found this information worthy of being immediately investigated and print worthy when you have not responded to any of my e-mail regarding information I provided you? I was led to believe from you and your editor that the information I provided was also print worthy. I am starting to believe there may be some preferential treatment between you and the City. What happened to freedom of Speech for all?
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From: To: CC: Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre
Date: 4/29/2013 7:52:35 AM Subject: FW: Complaints about my email
From: Helen miranda [mailto:hmiranda72@gmail.com] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 7:20 PM To: John Grassi; Web City Commission Cc: dpminfl@aol.com; bkdo1@juno.com; Keibrender@aol.com; jcadack@comcast.net; jim@straightforwardcommunications.com; cdopet@aol.com; cynthiafrank@bellsouth.net; teagen@everythingdeerfieldbeach.com; stevecarolwelch@aol.com; jrkosovich@comcast.net; shannoncissone@comcast.net; hugss@comcast.net; maur2245@aol.com; k3threat@aol.com; annemurphy1@bellsouth.net; sbacic@aol.com; marleneoberti@aol.com; llharbor@aol.com; dearluann@aol.com; divemetoo@aol.com; salejenk@bellsouth.net; terrifla21@aol.com; CBDouville@aol.com; ca3jm@aol.com; chadallin@comcast.net; charlesnhilton@comcast.net; dcammar100@aol.com; JKGunde@aol.com; KTR14th@aol.com; pattic04@aol.com; richardthompson@keyes.com; Robinlewis711@comcast.net; thomas2146@comcast.net; sushoup999@hotmail.com; sroyal123@bellsouth.net; trebor391@comcast.net; vanesnyder@webtv.net; yellowdogs13@yahoo.com; garrpeg59@yahoo.com; ajost27984@yahoo.com; mama@sister.com; FL.1549dnp@yahoo.com; drgner@comcast.net; craignbrenda@hotmail.com; brendal.wade@tenethealth.com; deebuys@bellsouth.net; olev505@comcast.net; zsalerh@gmail.com; palmer.marge@gmail.com; helenehouge@hotmail.com; kitesurfing57@hotmail.com; jpetronella92@yahoo.com; jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com; Joe Miller; Bill Ganz; Burgess Hanson; andy@maurodislaw.com; avisswen@aol.com; Michelle Lane Subject: Re: Complaints about my email
John When I read this e-mail exchange, my first thought was that someone had hacked your e-mail because your missives are just beyond the pale. The Cove is a family community. I don't want your vitriol coming into my home, so please delete me from your list as well. You can tell me to howl at the moon or some other grossly unprofessional diatribe, but if you continue to send me those e-mails, I will report them. I am copying Mayor Robb on this e-mail. For all, her e-mail is web.commission@deerfield-beach.com. I think Madam Mayor owes the residents of the Cove an explanation for this rogue and insulting behavior. like her to explain why in a public forum. Sincerely Helen Leen Miranda If Mayor Robb doesn't disavow your vitriol, I'd
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 4:41 PM, John Grassi <jgrassi7@gmail.com> wrote: I hear folks are complaining about my email blast. Too fucking bad. Your email is public record and Jean Robb won. Eat shit and howl at the moon. John 954-418-0887
-Helen Leen Miranda 1416 SE 8th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 305.785.5746
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/9/2013 8:53:59 AM Subject: FW: Congratulation on Your Position From: To:
Mayor Robb, I sent the message below to Rebecca as you requested. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 8:53 AM To: Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: Congratulation on Your Position
Rebecca, Per Mayor Robb, please see message below. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office

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City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 6:49 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Congratulation on Your Position
Please give this to Rebecca as she may want to contact him for the job fair.
From: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 4:15:13 PM Subject: FW: Congratulation on Your Position
From: Melvin Russell [mailto:pastormelvin56@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 6:02 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Congratulation on Your Position Mayor Jean Robb, On behalf of the Understanding God's Ministry family,I Apostle Melvin Russell would like to congratulate you on your new position as the Mayor of Deerfield Beach.Our church has recently relocated and we are very happy to call Deerfield our new home. We would also like to extend open arms to you and your family to visit us at any time. I really enjoy working with and in the community and would love to meet with you in the future to possibly work together on some new projects.
God Bless, Apostle Melvin Russell 159 NW 1st Terr 6_13_2013
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/16/2013 8:22:33 AM Subject: FW: Consent Agenda Item regarding Board Placements for DBHA From: To:
-----Original Message----From: Dr. Nadine Jarmon [mailto:njarmon@dbhaonline.org] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 9:04 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Consent Agenda Item regarding Board Placements for DBHA Mayor Robb and Commissioners It has come to my attention that you will be considering a board item that would replace 4 board members for DBHA including the current Chairman. DBHA Bylaws require two signatures on all financial matters - Chairman or Vice Chair and the Executive Director. Given the unexpected absence of the Vice Chairman, your proposed actions would have a profound impact on the day-to-day operations of the Agency. Rendering it impossible for us to carry on our duties uninterrupted. I would be remiss if I did not bring this matter to your attention. Thank you for your support of DBHA and our continued partnership with the City of Deerfield Beach. Sent from my iPad
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From: To: Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller CC: Date: BurgessHanson CharlesDaBrusco 4/26/2013 4:33:11 PM Subject: FW: Correction to Update on City Water Plant Operations and Reports
You will receive as part of the Weekly Update the below information. After the packets had been picked up by BSO there was an additional update from Charlie DaBrusco . Please see the below message. Thank you, Lynn
From: Charles DaBrusco Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 4:22 PM To: Lynn Fleming; Burgess Hanson Subject: Correction to Update on City Water Plant Operations and Reports
Be advised that FDEP is in fact issuing an operational permit for the injection well at this time. Specific conditions will be placed into the operational permit requiring the City to resubmit injectivity and drawdown test results. The following is in the Weekly Update -
Update on City Water Plant Operations and reports As the result of on-going, routine reviews of City Water Plant operations and reports, Environmental Services Department Management identified a number of inconsistencies in reports submitted for October, November and December, 2012 to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (F-DEP) by the Citys Chief Water Operator (hereinafter CWO). The identified inconsistencies were reviewed by the Citys water operations consultant, who in turn found significant issues with the information and documentation that had been submitted by the CWO. After a comprehensive investigation, Environmental Services determined that the CWOs submissions did not comply with the specific conditions of our injection well permit as required by the FDEP. As a result we are unable to obtain our injection well operational permit at this time as additional test must be performed. (see above message from Charlie regarding this paragraph) Environmental Services has recommended that the CWO be terminated for cause, and the Citys established process for considering such recommendation is underway.
Charles DaBrusco, P.E. Director of Environmental Services City of Deerfield Beach 200 Goolsby Blvd. Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 954-770-4246 cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com
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From: To:
CC: Date: 4/17/2013 3:43:25 PM Subject: FW: Counting Down: Just 2 weeks until our 7th Annual Starfish;Luncheon presented by Wells Fargo!
From: Women In Distress [mailto:info@womenindistress.org] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 10:02 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Counting Down: Just 2 weeks until our 7th Annual Starfish Luncheon presented by Wells Fargo!
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From: To: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/9/2013 2:16:05 PM Subject: FW: Cultural Committee
Mayor Robb,
As per our phone conversation you said the Housing Authority is the only board that will be up for discussion at the April 16 th meeting. Per the messa ge below from the Clerks office it indicates that you wanted to appoint Rhonda Meeks on the April 16 th meeting. I a lso have another Commissioner who wants to appoint someone for the Cultural Committee on that same night. Everything is in pla ce for us to move forward with the Cultural Committee being on the agenda on April 16 th. Please let me know if you would like for us to add it the agenda. Thanks,
From: Ada Graham Johnson Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 11:19 AM To: Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer Cc: Samantha Gillyard; Quintella Tross; Heather Montemayor Subject: Cultural Committee
Good morning Keven and Amanda , Mayor Robb has requested that an item be placed on the April 16 th meeting a ppointing Rhonda Meeks to the Cultural Committee. I have also requested that she have Ms. Meeks complete an application. Upon receiving said application, a copy will be forwarded to you.
Ada Graham-Johnson
Ada Graham-Johnson, MMC, City Clerk CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH City Clerk's Office 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 (954) 480-4213 (954) 480-4323 Fax e-mail: agjohnson@deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming
Date: 4/9/2013 11:32:12 AM Subject: FW: Cultural Committee

Mayor Robb, Ms. Rhonda Meeks has yet to submit her application for the Cultural Committee. The City Clerks Office has e-mailed Ms. Meeks the application; however, it has not been submitted. Would you like for us to call Ms. Meeks and see if she can submit it this week, so we may still add it to the April 16 th City Commission Agenda? Thank you,
From: Ada Graham Johnson Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 11:19 AM To: Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer Cc: Samantha Gillyard; Quintella Tross; Heather Montemayor Subject: Cultural Committee
Good morning Keven and Amanda, Mayor Robb has requested that an item be placed on the April 16 th meeting appointing Rhonda Meeks to the Cultural Committee. I have also requested that she have Ms. Meeks complete an application. Upon receiving said application, a copy will be forwarded to you.
Ada Graham-Johnson
Ada Graham-Johnson, MMC, City Clerk CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH City Clerk's Office 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 (954) 480-4213 (954) 480-4323 Fax e-mail: agjohnson@deerfield-beach.com
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 2:33:59 PM Subject: FW: CVE Master Management Co. Inc. Meeting From: To:
From: Sergio Purrinos [mailto:spurrinos@cvedb.com] Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 1:13 PM To: Web City Commission Cc: 'Ira Somerset'; Web City Commission Subject: CVE Master Management Co. Inc. Meeting
Good afternoon Hon. Mayor Robb. My name is Sergio Purrinos and I am the Executive Director of CVE Master Management Co. Inc. (CVEMMC). First, I would like to congratulate you on your Mayoral election. As you know, Century Village is a very active retirement community, with over 16,000 residents. While CVEMMC provides numerous services to its residents, we work together with the City on many fronts. To that end, Mr. Ira Somerset and I would like to meet with you at your earliest convenience. We look forward to hearing from you or any member of your staff. Cordially, Sergio Purrinos LCAM MURP Executive Director CVE Master ManagementCo., Inc. 3501 West Drive Deerfield, Florida 33442 Tel.: 954-421-5566; facsimile: 954-421-9269
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/8/2013 3:17:16 PM Subject: FW: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our;Streets From: To:
Mayor Robb, I forwarded the message below to the City Manager as you requested. Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 3:16 PM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Burgess, Mayor Robb wanted you to see the original message below and decides where the signs would be most appropriate. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 3:13 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Make sure that the manager sees this and decides where these signs would be most approriate.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 2:15:17 PM Subject: FW: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 1:50 PM Subject: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Like many municipalities, we are blessed to be a place where cyclists choose to ride. In fact, we have two major corridors which are used consistently by dedicated cyclists ? NW 136th Avenue and Flamingo Road. Cyclists traverse geographical borders as they add up the miles on their morning rides. Unfortunately, we have had two deaths in as many years on these popular corridors as the result of cycle-car crashes. We have had other deaths and injuries throughout the City as well. We are not alone. In fact, according to data for 2008-2010 provided by the Broward Complete Streets Initiative team, it may surprise you how frequently bike crashes occur in our municipalities. (See the data below). Sadly, according to NHTSA, in 2011 Florida led the nation in a terrible statistic ? cyclist fatalities. Faced with these horrifying facts, municipalities and the County have been working together to try find solutions. Some solutions are longer term, requiring us to re-think how we handle our trafficways planning. For example, the Broward County Complete Streets Initiative : http://urbanhs.com/initiatives/completestreets/. One step we have taken now in Sunrise is deploying signage which has been deployed elsewhere and effective at improving safety, driver awareness, and education for both drivers and cyclists. Recently, with the cooperation of Mark Horowitz, the Broward County Complete Streets Program Manager, Highway Construction and Engineering Division, (954577-4618; mhorowitz@broward.org), our Police and Community Development departments, and ZMotion (a cyclist advocacy group working with FDOT to promote the ?Ride Right Drive Right ?safety initiative), we have been able to install 8 new large signs (northbound and southbound) on both NW 136th Avenue and Flamingo Road. Attached is a photo of the sign and an installed sign. You may have seen smaller versions of these signs at some of our Schools as well. We are already receiving positive commentary from drivers and cyclists. If you are interested in adding signage in your communities, or want to join the effort to improve safety for cyclists and drivers, feel free to reach out to Mark Horowitz with Broward County, our staff or me directly. Also, if you have other ideas or strategies, send them along as we are always looking to improve. Best regards, Mike For Information on ?Ride Right, Drive Right ? go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CQgrPzStpRw BIKE CRASHES 2008-2010 from Broward Complete Streets Initiative
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Municipality
Population
Total Per Capita
Fort Ldle 165,521; 289; 582 Port St Lucie 164,603; 95; 192 Pembroke Pines 154,750; 82; 177 Hollywood 140,768; 238; 564 Miramar 122,041; 24; 66 Coral Springs 121,096; 116; 319 West Palm Bch 99,919; 96; Pompano Bch 99,845; 121; 404 Davie 91,992; 65; 236 Plantation 84,955; 53; 208 Sunrise 84,439; 65; Boca Raton 84,392; 121; 478 Deerfield Beach 75,018; 82; Boynton Beach 68,217; 89; Lauderhill 66,887; 31; 154 Weston 65,333; 20; Delray Beach 60,522; 111; 611 Tamarac 60,427; 36; 199 Wellington 56,508; 26; 153 Jupiter 55,156; 75; 453 Margate 53,284; 22; 138 Coconut Creek 52,909; 19;
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From: To:
CC: Date: 5/23/2013 9:28:10 AM Subject: FW: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our;Streets
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:20 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Mayor, Great news. If you need any assistance from myself or our staff, please let me know. All the best, Mike Mayor, City of Sunrise
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 09:08 AM To: Ryan, Michael Subject: RE: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Sent on behalf of Mayor Jean M. Robb: Mr. Ryan: Mayor Robb wants to thank you, and wants to let you know that a determination will be made at budget time once we know the cost that are involved. Our staff is working with the county to receive the pricing. Your effort is appreciated. Regards,
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Mayor Jean M. Robb City of Deerfield Beach
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 1:50 PM Subject: Cycling Safety Efforts: Educational Safety Signage For Our Streets
Like many municipalities, we are blessed to be a place where cyclists choose to ride. In fact, we have two major corridors which are used consistently by dedicated cyclists ? NW 136th Avenue and Flamingo Road. Cyclists traverse geographical borders as they add up the miles on their morning rides. Unfortunately, we have had two deaths in as many years on these popular corridors as the result of cycle-car crashes. We have had other deaths and injuries throughout the City as well. We are not alone. In fact, according to data for 2008-2010 provided by the Broward Complete Streets Initiative team, it may surprise you how frequently bike crashes occur in our municipalities. (See the data below). Sadly, according to NHTSA, in 2011 Florida led the nation in a terrible statistic ? cyclist fatalities. Faced with these horrifying facts, municipalities and the County have been working together to try find solutions. Some solutions are longer term, requiring us to re-think how we handle our trafficways planning. For example, the Broward County Complete Streets Initiative : http://urbanhs.com/initiatives/completestreets/. One step we have taken now in Sunrise is deploying signage which has been deployed elsewhere and effective at improving safety, driver awareness, and education for both drivers and cyclists. Recently, with the cooperation of Mark Horowitz, the Broward County Complete Streets Program Manager, Highway Construction and Engineering Division, (954577-4618; mhorowitz@broward.org), our Police and Community Development departments, and ZMotion (a cyclist advocacy group working with FDOT to promote the ?Ride Right Drive Right ?safety initiative), we have been able to install 8 new large signs (northbound and southbound) on both NW 136th Avenue and Flamingo Road. Attached is a photo of the sign and an installed sign. You may have seen smaller versions of these signs at some of our Schools as well. We are already receiving positive commentary from drivers and cyclists. If you are interested in adding signage in your communities, or want to join the effort to improve safety for cyclists and drivers, feel free to reach out to Mark Horowitz with Broward County, our staff or me directly. Also, if you have other ideas or strategies, send them along as we are always looking to improve. Best regards, Mike For Information on ?Ride Right, Drive Right ? go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CQgrPzStpRw BIKE CRASHES 2008-2010 from Broward Complete Streets Initiative
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Municipality
Population
Total Per Capita
Fort Ldle 165,521; 289; 582 Port St Lucie 164,603; 95; 192 Pembroke Pines 154,750; 82; 177 Hollywood 140,768; 238; 564 Miramar 122,041; 24; 66 Coral Springs 121,096; 116; 319 West Palm Bch 99,919; 96; Pompano Bch 99,845; 121; 404 Davie 91,992; 65; 236 Plantation 84,955; 53; 208 Sunrise 84,439; 65; Boca Raton 84,392; 121; 478 Deerfield Beach 75,018; 82; Boynton Beach 68,217; 89; Lauderhill 66,887; 31; 154 Weston 65,333; 20; Delray Beach 60,522; 111; 611 Tamarac 60,427; 36; 199 Wellington 56,508; 26; 153 Jupiter 55,156; 75; 453 Margate 53,284; 22; 138 Coconut Creek 52,909; 19;
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 9:29:51 AM Subject: FW: Deerfield Beach beach by the pier From: To:
From: l b [mailto:bergtimer@hotmail.com] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 12:35 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Deerfield Beach beach by the pier
We visited Deerfield Beach on spring break. We could not believe that there was no place to eat on the beach, except for two restaurants that charged $40 for a couple hamburgers. We've been to Miami beaches and others that have Kiki bars and strollers with food/drinks. Deerfield beach has nothing. Probably the two restaurants, one was JB's, can't remember the other one, they probably have paid off the Deerfield City Council. And the beach is terrible. Full of cigarette butts, cans, bottle caps, paper trash, don't you ever clean your beach sand? There's a new invention out. It's called a dune buggy with a net/cleaner that filters the sand of trash. Deerfield Beach evidently can't afford one, or doesn't care. All we could think of is trashy, trashy, trashy, no food, no drinks. And it stunk! How much do the restaurants pay you to keep control of food and drink on Deerfield Beach? You are doing a disservice to the people of Deerfield and surrounding communities.
Larry
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/10/2013 9:57:10 AM Subject: FW: E911 Proposed MSTU: County To Be Given Unlimited Power to;Issue Bonds and Indebtedness? From: To:
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 9:30 AM Subject: E911 Proposed MSTU: County To Be Given Unlimited Power to Issue Bonds and Indebtedness?
Section 4, POWERS, of the County's Proposed Draft MSTU states: The E-911 MSTU shall have the power to levy and collect taxes, borrow and expend money, and issue bonds, revenue certifications and other obligations of indebtedness, which power shall be exercised in such manner, and subject to such limitations, as may be provided by general law. (emphasis added) Why would the County Commission be given the unlimited right in a Consolidated System focused on operational costs only EVER be given the right to issue bonds or other obligations of indebtedness? Considering the current ILA proposal does NOT provide any participating municipality an actual vote in any budgetary decision impacting the future MSTU costs, including the decision to incur unlimited future debt, agreeing to the MSTU as drafted means municipalities would be agreeing to unlimited financial exposure in the future without any control over those decisions.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net BenPreston BillGanz JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/15/2013 5:10:43 PM Subject: FW: FAU President resigns amid controversies From: To:
From: South Florida Sunrise [mailto:subscriptions@southfloridasunrise.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 4:49 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: FAU President resigns amid controversies
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Whole Foods hosts food FUNd-raisers

Events to benefit underserved South Floridians
SouthFloridaSunrise.com Staff report May 15--Whole Foods Markets in South Florida will host events in May and June to showcase cooking and food prep skills with proceeds and food donations to benefit local organizations and soup kitchens. On Friday, May 17, Whole Foods Market Coral Gables will join acclaimed chef, author and restaurateur Jamie Oliver on his nation-wide quest for healthy eating awareness by celebrating National Food Revolution Day with a seated, four course dinner. National Food Revolution Day - officially set the 17th and with some events in South Florida continuing on Saturday, May 18 - was created by Oliver as an opportunity to come together within homes, workplaces, schools and communities to share kitchen skills, resources and nutritional knowledge, all in the fight against America ?s obesity epidemic. see > list of events and locations ?
FAU President resigns amid controversies Senior VP takes over with Interim President to be on board soon SouthFloridaSunrise.com Staff report? May 15--Beleaguered Florida Atlantic University President Mary Jane Saunders resigned late yesterday in a decision that she hoped would allow the University to regain focus on its core missions rather be distracted by controversies in main stream and social media. more >
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Arts & Entertainment

Savage Seas dinosaurs at South Florida Science Center Wine pairings, Burger Battle mix with music and dance
Business
62nd annual All Florida show opens

149 works by 122 Florida artists on display
SouthFloridaSunrise.com Staff report May 10--The 62nd All Florida Competition and Exhibition opened at the Boca Museum of Art on Tuesday, May 7, when nearly 1,000 Museum patrons, members, artists, and guests from across the state of Florida gathered to celebrate creative talent of Florida ?s independent artists at the opening reception. The feature exhibition will be on display to the public in the Boca Museum ?s galleries through July 14. more >
Bull market sticking around?
Education
Wise owl returns one to the house
Food & Living

What's for brunch ? South Florida's eateries in OpenTable's Top 100
Neighborhoods
Pict ures of community aesthetics Buyer Beware - Contract Contingencies Does a group home violate HOA convenants?
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/25/2013 1:46:28 PM Subject: FW: FDOT Communication Facilities East Coast Railway; CS/SB;1132 / CS/CS/HB 7127 From: To:
-----Original Message----From: Sely Mojica [mailto:selymojica@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 11:28 AM To: Sely Mojica Subject: FW: FDOT Communication Facilities East Coast Railway; CS/SB 1132 / CS/CS/HB 7127 Importance: High Please see Gary's email below. Sely Cochrane Executive Assistant Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook
-----Original Message----From: Gary Resnick [mailto:gresnick@wiltonmanors.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 10:53 AM To: Perry.thurston@myfloridahouse.gov; Hazelle.rogers@myfloridahouse.gov; Joe.gibbons@myfloridahouse.gov
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Cc: Joseph Gallegos; sdudley@flcities.com; selymojica@bellsouth.net; kezrol@cityatty.com Subject: FDOT Communication Facilities East Coast Railway; CS/SB 1132 / CS/CS/HB 7127 Representatives Hazelle Rogers, Perry Thurston and Joseph Gibbons Via Email Dear Perry, Hazelle and Joe: I am writing you to enlist your support. There is language in the above bills that would authorize the FDOT to issue permits to FEC and other railroads for the construction of "communication facilities" - or cell towers -- along railroad tracks and to lease such cell towers to private providers, without complying with local land use and zoning regulations. The FEC sought to install a cell tower in Wilton Manors, and in many other cities along its rail lines. However, when we said FEC would have to comply with our land use regulations, it withdrew the request. Apparently, it is now seeking state legislation to preempt such local regulations. Railroads have authority under federal law to construct communications facilities necessary for rail operations, without obtaining local or state permits. (There is a federal agency that oversees and approves such railroad facilities). However, local land use and zoning regulations apply to railroads that seek to install cell towers for purposes unrelated to railroad operations. This broad language relating to wireless communication towers (cell towers) needs to be removed from the bills or at a minimum, should be amended to provide that such towers would be subject to FDOT permit only if they relate directly to railroad operations. In Wilton Manors situation, FEC's rail lines are adjacent to residential neighborhoods and developments, including the Wilton Station condominium complex, and is also close to school facilities. The installation of a 100' cell tower or taller, adjacent to such residents would have created many issues, and threaten the health, safety and welfare of our residents. Typically such cell towers are required to be set back at least by their height from such areas, and there are also rf emissions that require that such towers be set sufficiently far away from where people live, work and attend schools. FDOT will not be in a position to understand where and how such towers need to be installed. Local regulations have, for years, addressed such issues. As you know, I have worked for many years on such communications issues. This legislation is not consistent with current federal or state law in any state or practices in the industry. I am copying the Broward and Florida Leagues of Cities so they can share this with other cities in your jurisdictions and along rail corridors. Feel free to contact me at 954-610-0016 if you have any questions and thank you for your support, and for your continued support of our City!
Respectfully,
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Mayor Gary Resnick City of Wilton Manors, Florida cc: Wilton Manors City Commission & Planning and Zoning Board
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer 6/3/2013 12:01:27 PM
Subject: FW: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance;Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation Mayor Robb, Please review Chief Schnakenberg's response below. Thanks, Sandra -----Original Message----From: Schnakenberg, Robert [mailto:Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org] Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 11:32 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation I forwarded it to our Grant Department. They handle all JAG for the Broward Sheriff's Office. Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 email: Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org (o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511 -----Original Message----From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 10:37 AM To: Schnakenberg, Robert Cc: Lynn Fleming; Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer Subject: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation Chief Schnakenberg, Please review the attached from Mayor Robb. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager's Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 4:31:15 PM Subject: FW: Fwd(2): MTL Kickoff @ Deerfield Beach High School - April 24th From: To:
From: Sue Costa [mailto:suecosta@browardschools.com] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 3:11 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Fwd(2): MTL Kickoff @ Deerfield Beach High School - April 24th
Sandra, Please forward the following email invitation to Mayor Robb and the Commissioners. If you have any questions, please call me at 754-3220656. Thank you for your help. Sue Costa, Confidential Office Manager HRAP BRITE Lite Deerfield Beach High 754-322-0656 Fax - 754-322-0780 Under Florida law, email addresses, and all communications, including email communications, made or received in connection with the transaction of School Board business are public records, which must be retained as required by law and must be disclosed upon receipt of a
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public records request, except as may be excluded by federal or state laws. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. The School Board of Broward County, Florida expressly prohibits bullying, including cyber-bullying, by or towards any student or employee. See Policy 5.9: Anti-Bullying for additional information.
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From: Jon A. Marlow Patricia Lesesne April 19, 2013 2:53:14 PM Subject: Fwd: MTL Kickoff @ Deerfield Beach High School - April 24th To: Nora A. Rupert Robin Bartleman Donna Korn gwen.clarke-reed@myfloridahouse.gov bpreston@deerfield-beach.com Alan I. Strauss brotherlyktm2@comcast.net melanie.burgess@jimmoranfoundation.org khalil.zeinieh@jimmoranfoundation.org mdomany@ulbcfl.org cbiscardi@ulbcfl.org terry.scott@grassrootsscdc.com rreckley@deerfield-beach.com Amanda Shafer Flora M. Philpart gloria.battle@myfloridahouse.gov Michelle R. Scott Cc: Joshua Kisten Francine K. Baugh Patricia Lesesne Michaelle Pope Sue Costa
Good afternoon, DBHS would like to invite all of you to the MTL (Mentoring Tomorrow's Leaders) Kickoff Ceremony taking place at Deerfield Beach High School at 1:40, Wednesday, April 24, 2013 in the Media Center. More information is mentioned below regarding this initiative to improve the black male graduation rate. We would like to thank Ms. Pope, Dr. Thompson and Ms. Lesesne from the department of Diversity and Outreach and student services for their wonderful support with the MTL program. We apologize for the short turn around, but we want to start the program as soon as possible. We hope to see you all there! Please RSVP with Sue Costa at Suecosta@browardschools.com or call 754-322-0656 if you plan to attend. Jon Marlow, Principal Deerfield Beach High 754-322-0656 "Under Florida law, email addresses are public records. Your email address and the contents of any email sent to the sender of this communication will
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be released in response to any request for public records, except as excluded by F.S. 119.071, 1002.22(3)(d) [student records], or any other law of the State of Florida. If you do not want your email address to be released as part of any public records request, do not send email to this address, rather contact this office by phone or in writing." "The School Board of Broward County, Florida expressly prohibits bullying, including cyber-bullying, by or towards any student or employee. See Policy 5.9: Anti-Bullying for additional information."
----- Original Message ----Message Thu, Apr 18, 2013 11:00 AM From: Patricia Lesesne To: MTL Advisory Board MTL 2011 Alumni MTL 2011 Alumni Parents Michaelle Pope Laurel E. Thompson Jeffrey Williams Wanda L. Robinson Randi J. Blatt Shirley D. Baker Pierre D. Ceinor Frances Safaite-Frederic Faye M. Kravitz Cc: Jon A. Marlow Keith B. Roberson Subject: MTL Kickoff @ Deerfield Beach High School - April 24th
Greetings: As a result of the fine leadership of Mr. Jon Marlow, Principal of Deerfield Beach High School (DHS), The Mentoring Tomorrow's Leaders (MTL) Black male dropout prevention and student leadership program will begin at DHS! We are writing to invite you to the Deerfield Beach High School MTL Kickoff Ceremony. Mr. Keith Roberson, DHS MTL Coordinator, has begun by working with twenty-six mentors and mentees, and your presence will send a powerful message to our future leaders about how special they are and how important it is that they have joined the High School Graduation & Post-Secondary Success Movement. We hope to see you there!
Deerfield Beach High School

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Mentoring Tomorrow's Leaders (MTL) Kickoff Ceremony Deerfield Beach High School Media Center Wednesday, April 24th 1:40 pm - 2:30 pm
Please RSVP to Patricia Lesesne via email - patricia.lesesne@browardschools.com Patricia Lesesne Program Manager, Mentoring Tomorrow's Leaders (MTL) Student Services Department The School Board of Broward County 600 S.E. 3rd Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl 33301 patricia.lesesne@browardschools.com (754) 321-2464 (office) (754) 321-2499 (fax) (954) 683-0531 (cell) "Student Services: Help Starts Here"
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"We can whenever, wherever we choose successfully teach all children whose schooling is of interest to us." Ron Edmonds Like us on Facebook and stay abreast of our students' success! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mentoring-Tomorrows-Leaders-MTL-School-Board-of-Broward-CountyFL/121397367921860
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 10:27:12 AM Subject: FW: Gad Zooks Batman...70 New Members! From: To:
From: Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce [mailto:Director@deerfieldchamber.com] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 8:06 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Gad Zooks Batman...70 New Members!
Deerfield Beach Chamber April 15, 2013
Did You Know.....

A BBQ competition that will include both Backyard and Professional Cookers! Categories are Chicken, Ribs, Brisket & Pork
Judges will determine the winner in each meat category Everyone attending can sample each cooker's entries and vote for the People's Choice Winner
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Music this year is provided by

Jess Taylor - 11am to Noon Steve Minotti Band - Noon to 2pm Andrew Morris Band - 2pm to 4pm Uproot Hootenanny - 4pm to 6pm
A Kid's Corner with bounce house, face painter and balloon artist will keep the children entertained Adult & soft drinks and water available for purchase Vendors exhibiting their products throughout the day Outrageous Raffle Prizes with tickets only $5 and you don't have to be present to Win!
Weber Genesis EP310 Gas Grill 40" LCD Flat Screen High Definition TV 1 Night Staycation at DoubleTree Hilton $50 Gift Certificate for Angelo's Station House Grill
If you want to compete as a Backyard or Professional BBQ cooker or want to market your product to the 1000 ?s that will attend, you can register as a cooker or exhibitor by Clicking Here! MAKE PLANS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 4th TO ATTEND THIS FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT SPONSORED BY THE DEERFIELD BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE! Click Here to Purchase Your Ticket(s) Now!
"DID YOU KNOW", is a section of the Chamber newsletter that provides information about member businesses and the community that may not be commonly known. If you would like to be featured, contact director@deerfieldchamber.com with the information you would like readers to know.
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AFTER HOURS N' DEERFIELD

Join us for our DIRECTDrive New Members and Volunteers Celebration! Thursday, April 18th 5:30pm - 7:00pm
DIRECTDrive New Members & Volunteers attend as our guest receiving a complimentary well cocktail, house wine or domestic beer and appetizers. Existing and non-members can purchase discounted tickets online or regular fee tickets at-the-door to receive a complimentary well cocktail, house wine or domestic beer and appetizers.
__________________ Sunday thru April 28th 9:00am - 2:00pm At the Cove Shopping Center
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Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce 1601 E. Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 | 954.427.1050
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/17/2013 8:35:42 AM Subject: FW: High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central From: To:
From: Family Central Inc. [mailto:ron@familycentral.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Family Central Inc. Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 4:22 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central
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Quick Links
Sponsorships Register Now!
Dear Peggy, Join Family Central June 7th for a fun night of gaming and live music! This casino-themed event will have all the games you love... and great prizes too. Live music by the Fabulons so you can Rock 'n Roll the night away. Grab your luckiest friends and head to High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central.
For Event Details Contact Lesley Tobin at eventplan63@yahoo.com or 954-821-2305
The Fine Print

JM Lexus New Car Showroom 5350 West Sample Road, Margate Friday, June 7th, 7PM-11PM Casual Attire
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/20/2013 11:15:50 AM Subject: FW: High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central From: To:
From: Family Central Inc. [mailto:ron@familycentral.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Family Central Inc. Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 9:25 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central
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Quick Links
Sponsorships Register Now!
Join Family Central June 7th for a fun night of gaming and live music! This casino-themed event will have all the games you love... and great prizes too. Live music by the Fabulons so you can Rock 'n Roll the night away. Grab your luckiest friends and head to High Rollers Rock 'n Roll for Family Central.
For Event Details Contact Lesley Tobin at eventplan63@yahoo.com or 954-821-2305
The Fine Print

JM Lexus New Car Showroom 5350 West Sample Road, Margate Friday, June 7th, 7PM-11PM Casual Attire
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/25/2013 4:58:13 PM Subject: FW: How Terrorists Get Guns From: To:
From: Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info@mayorsagainstillegalguns.org] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 3:28 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: How Terrorists Get Guns
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Under our current law, a suspected terrorist on the FBI's No-Fly List can't board an airplane -- but they can still legally purchase guns and explosives. Suspected terrorists should be prohibited from purchasing guns and explosives, and a criminal background check should be required for all gun sales.
This loophole, known as the ?Terror Gap, ? is a threat to public safety that Congress needs to address immediately.
Demand Action: Click here to tell Congress to close the terror gap.
The events in Boston last week reminded us that people on the FBI's terrorist watch lists -- such as Tamerlan Tsarnaev -- can be extremely dangerous.
We don ?t yet know how Tsarnaev purchased his gun, but we do know that people on the FBI's terrorist watch lists tried to buy guns and explosives 1,453 times between February 2004 and December 2010.1
Suspected terrorists should be prohibited from purchasing guns and explosives just like felons, domestic abusers, and the severely mentally ill. And we should require a criminal background check for all gun sales to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
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Click on the link below to automatically sign our petition telling Congress to close the terror gap immediately:
http://www.terrorgap.org/sign/terror-gap/
For more than five years, legislation -- originally drafted by the Bush Administration - has been pending in Congress that would close the Terror Gap. But the NRA has fought to keep this dangerous loophole open.
It ?s time for Congress to stand up to the gun lobby and put public safety and national security ahead of a special interest.
Thank you,
Mayors Against Illegal Guns
______________ 1. "Terrorist Watchlist Screening: Testimony Before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, U.S. Senate (PDF)," United States Government Accountability Office, May 5, 2010.
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Patrick <Jolivet> BobGreenwald AndyMaurodis BillLloyd Chris Dale DannyPerez DAVESTEVENS DAVEMAGERS donnamoran edwardmarsch ElenaPerez HarryBlyden howielaufer Jack JackieOmeara JeanM.Robb JillShelly JoanneMarden joepalissimo JOHNBREISTOL kathyehresman ltilley02@bellsouth.net markschact peter@themerkles.com pricillatreudeu robinprezi Scott SegiQuiones
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SteveCrawford SuzanneBreistol WaringWong WILLCHUPP Date: 5/25/2013 8:14:19 PM Subject: FW: If music
--- On Sat, 5/25/13, Ray R <ajrgroup@hotmail.com> wrote: From: Ray R <ajrgroup@hotmail.com> Subject: FW: If music To: Date: Saturday, May 25, 2013, 7:32 PM
Subject: Fwd: If music From: jamesbuckmastersr@yahoo.com Date: Fri, 24 May 2013 08:27:29 -0400 To: ajrgroup@hotmail.com
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "monica thomson" <monicajenny@comcast.net> Date: May 23, 2013, 4:09:19 PM EDT
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To: <amailloux@comcast.net>, <aviatordon@ymail.com>, "'Anissa_Glenn Raup'" <ag_raup@msn.com>, <dennis2020@bellsouth.net>, "'Dan Oates'" <doates55@gmail.com>, "'Dana Swain'" <nanadanabobana@aol.com>, <davidplewes@att.net>, "'Ellen Sanborn'" <ejsbrat@comcast.net>, "'Ellen Persefield'" <wwpersefield@gmail.com>, "'Stephanie Conway'" <hmbm3@comcast.net>, "'Hsbiederman'" <hsbiederman@bellsouth.net>, "'Jim Partridge'" <jrpartridge@yahoo.com>, <jjww@comcast.net>, "James Buckmaster" <jamesbuckmastersr@yahoo.com>, "'Jane Golden'" <jane@goldenlifecoach.com>, "'Bathurst, James E CIV'" <James.Bathurst@med.navy.mil>, "'Marcy Walters'" <mwalters670@gmail.com>, "'Michele Y. Epley'" <myepley@yahoo.com>, "'Norman'" <norman@yourfirstpriority.com>, "'neil olson'" <nolson8@comcast.net>, "'Oti Wooster'" <otiwooster@comcast.net>, "'phyllis dejong'" <laylagreenleaf@yahoo.com>, "'PattiJoy Nagy'" <pattijoy.nagy@me.com>, "'Robin Forgash'" <robin@forgash.com>, <radicer@bellsouth.net>, "'Toni Ridzy'" <ridzy@att.net>, "'Stephanie Conway'" <hmbm3@comcast.net>, <Sfdhsherry@aol.com>, <Stu@stujacobs.net>, "'tia'" <tia1611@comcast.net>, <terikirk2@gmail.com> Subject: If music
If music "moves you", watch this. It's superb.
Here's another performance that will grab you by the heart strings and make you feel good about people trying hard to make it their way.
Speakers on.....
This is what two brothers should be doing with their lives instead of destroying dreams like two other recent brothers we've had the sorrow to observe.
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http://www.flixxy.com/the-johnson-brothers-sing-the-impossible-dream-at-britains-got-talent.htm
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/25/2013 1:20:42 PM Subject: FW: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking From: To:
From: Mike Camilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 12:40 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Good afternoon, I represent Insurance Care Direct, a national healthcare marketing organization based in Deerfield Beach, Florida. Insurance Care Direct recently purchased and is renovating a 15,000 square foot facility located at 1002 E. Newport Center Drive, Deerfield Beach ,Florida 33442. A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for Friday May 10, 2013 at 10am and Florida CFO Jeff Atwater is scheduled to attend. We would like to extend an invitation to Mayor Robb to attend as well. We fully appreciate her busy schedule and more than understand if she is unable to do so, but we would be incredibly honored if she could do so. Thank you so much for your consideration. Sincerely, Mike Camilleri
Michael Camilleri Matrix Insurance Consulting, LLC 55 NE 5th Avenue, Suite 502, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Telephone: (561) 910-1056 Facsimile (561) 910-1058 E-mail: MCamilleri@mic.bz
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From: To: CC: Date: 4/26/2013 8:21:36 AM Subject: FW: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
FYI
From: Mike C amilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 5:48 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Re: Insurance C are Direct Groundbreaking
Thank you so so much. That is extremely kind of the mayor. Please convey my sincerest appreciation to Mayor Robb and I will email more details shortly Regards, Mike Michael Camilleri Matrix Insurance Consulting, LLC 55 NE 5th Avenue, Suite 502 Boca Raton, FL 33432 Telephone: 561-910-1056 Facsimile: 561-910-1058 Email: mcamilleri@mic.bz
On Apr 25, 2013, at 4:42 PM, "Web City Commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mr. Camilleri, Im pleased to inform you that Mayor Robb will attend the event below. Should you have any questions please let us know. Thanks,
From: Mike C amilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 12:40 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Michael Camilleri Matrix Insurance Consulting, LLC 55 NE 5th Avenue, Suite 502, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Telephone: (561) 910-1056 Facsimile (561) 910-1058 E-mail: MCamilleri@mic.bz
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"Jean M." <Robb> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 12:34:43 PM Subject: FW: ITE Opening Session From: To:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/29/2013 2:43:38 PM Subject: FW: Jean Robb From: To:
From: Tom Murphy [mailto:tnm@dmrslaw.com] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 2:39 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Jean Robb
I have been meaning to call and congratulate you on your victory. I have been out of DB politics for a long time, so I did not know the players and status of the city. But I was very recently told by one in the know that you are exactly right about your view of what you can do to make that city better-administratively speaking. Most important, though, is my admiration for your staying in the game. That takes guts and tenacity, which you always had in abundance. I am still practicing in Boca, after 41.5 years. No reason to stop now!. Best wishes, Tom # 561- 391-1900
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Subject: FW: Kingfisher Canal Questions/Comments
From: Anthony Dispenziere [mailto:anthonydispenziere@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 1:05 AM To: Web City Commission; Joe Miller; Jean M. Robb; Bill Ganz; Ben Preston; Richard Rosenzweig Subject: Kingfisher Canal Questions/Comments
Hello Mayor Robb and City Commissioners, My name is Anthony Dispenziere, and I am a homeowner on the Kingfisher Canal. I have attended the last few city commission meetings, and I have listened to the discussion regarding the pollution problem and the city's efforts to address the concerns brought forth. I am not affiliated with the group of homeowners that has spoken at the last few meetings, but I have discussed the issue with them and I share their concerns. First, I want to say that you are to be commended as a commission for your willingness to quickly address and to discuss the problem in-depth, along with the various options available. There has been a robust discussion about the issue, and I feel you are determined to fix the problem. In listening to the discussion, I had a few questions/comments. 1) There was a preliminary discussion about ownership and responsibility for the canal itself. Has that been ascertained? From what I have been able to gather, the Army Corps of Engineers originally dug that canal along with the others in the area. Do the canals fall within the jurisdiction of the city, or are they the provenance of the county, state, or federal government? Is it a shared responsibility? 2) There has been much discussion about the Florida Department of Transportation's 72" pipe that feeds into the canal from US1. Has that entity been contacted by the city regarding the problem? Have they any response? If their pipe is causing much of the pollution, I think the city ought not be solely responsible for the financial cost. Has there been any discussion about measures available to the city to recover potential costs related to the cleanup from other involved government entities? 3) I understand that there used to be a regular, periodic dredging program that stopped at some point. I know that regular dredging is good for addressing the pollution problem, but it is also important to keep the waterway navigable. At several points during the year, the canal gets so shallow that I have literally been able to stand in the canal without being in the water at all. Silt naturally accumulates in these canals over time due to tidal flows and a lack of flow-through. I think the city ought to determine what entity is responsible for maintaining the proper depth in the canal, so that we can discuss where the responsibility lies for a regular dredging program. Is there a recommended interval for dredging these types of canals? Again, thank you for addressing the various issues around the Kingfisher Canal. It truly shows that you are concerned about the environmental issues that affect our community. Best Regards, Anthony Dispenziere 1212 SE 10 Terrace Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
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From: To: CC: Date: Sarah <Moran> JeanM.Robb 6/7/2013 11:35:50 AM
Subject: FW: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller (jmiller@deerfield-beach.com); Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com); Burgess Hanson (baahsonson@deerfield-beach.com); Janett McMillan (jmcmillan@devconsecurity.com); John Gerbino I (jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com) Cc: Ben Preston (BPreston@deerfield-beach.com); Bill Ganz (bganz@deerfield-beach.com); (CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com); David Santucci (DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com); Jean M. Robb (mamamayor@comcast.ne); Keven Klopp (kklopp@deerfield-beach.com); Michele East (michele.east@gmail.com); Richard Rosenzweig (RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com); STEVEN FERRARO (ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net); 'Michael Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10 th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9 th avenue seawall. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9 th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington.
We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/16/2013 10:03:17 AM Subject: FW: Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Recent Solid Waste Disposal From: To:
FYI
From: Chad Grecsek Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 11:06 AM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Andrew Maurodis; David Santucci; Charles DaBrusco; Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer Subject: Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Recent Solid Waste Disposal
Good morning, Below is a link to a recent Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Town Commission workshop that was held to discuss Solid Waste Disposal. At the workshop each of the three (3) companies that recently submitted proposals to Fort Lauderdale for solid waste disposal services (Sun Bergeron, Wheelabrator/Waste Management and Waste Services, Inc) were given an opportunity to provide a presentation on their companies and their services. I thought this may be worth sharing with those that have not had an opportunity to hear from each of these companies http://lauderdale.siretechnologies.com/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=376&doctype=AGENDA Thank you -Chad
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 5:26:28 PM Subject: FW: Lola Badilo - Suspension From: To:
Mayor Robb, The City Manager is gathering details to provide you the information youve requested below. As soon as I have it Ill send it to you. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 9:54 AM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Lola Badilo - Suspension
Burgess, Mayor Robb would like to know the reasons behind Lolas recent suspension. If possible please provide me with details so I can forward them to the Mayor. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/28/2013 8:31:51 AM Subject: FW: Mayor Robb From: To:
From: production.director@gmail.com [mailto:production.director@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Ray Franklin Sent: Monday, May 27, 2013 7:54 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Mayor Robb
I enjoy listening to Steve Krevoy at Cove Bagel Deli breakfast. I live on the ocean at SE 6th St. I am concerned we are going to have problems with our beach walk similar to what was reported this week in Hollywood, FL. http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/05/26/3418179/hollywood-broadwalk-bicycles-and.html The signs indicating no dog, no bikes, no skateboards are so high and out of the way they are routinely ignored. I suggest something like these: http://goo.gl/qWqVS and enforcement before it gets out of hand. Proud of you Madam Mayor. Continued good fortune.
Ray Franklin Production Director, Stage America 702-879-8177
June 4th has been declared National Practice Speaking in Public Day
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/9/2013 1:58:21 PM Subject: FW: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry From: To:
From: Douglas Hall [mailto:douglasrogerhall@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 1:57 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: RE: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Mayor Jean M. Robb, Thank you for the kind, thoughtful & prompt reply. Would it be too much to ask for a meeting? Not only would I like to sit down and talk about Equal Marriage but I'd also like to hear more about how Deerfield Beach is doing economically & when it comes to infrastructure. I grew up at Quiet Waters Elementary & have lived in Deerfield for several of the years of my young life. It would mean a lot to me (and I'm sure to my friends and other local issue advocares here in North Broward). Thanks again & I appreciate your hard work for the people of Deerfield & our South Florida community. God Bless, Doug Hall On May 9, 2013 1:51 PM, "Web City Commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mr. Hall, I thank you for kind words to welcome me back in the seat as Mayor. I also want to thank you for writing me about the Freedom to Marry. At this time Im unable to sign the pledge. Sincerely, Mayor Jean M. Robb
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From: Douglas Hall [mailto:douglasrogerhall@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 3:48 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Fwd: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer.
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P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Douglas Hall <douglasrogerhall@gmail.com> Date: Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 2:19 PM Subject: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry To: web.commission@deerfield-beach.com
Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/7/2013 4:27:43 PM Subject: FW: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry From: To:
Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall
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Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice.
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A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/28/2013 3:23:17 PM Subject: FW: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please see Rebeccas response below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:17 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Hugh Dunkley; Laurie Graham; Mickey Gomez Subject: RE: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
Sandra, Tell the mayor we are in the process of trying to advertise our commission meetings on the postcards. But if I need to hold off and advertise Meet the Mayor first, then we can do that instead. I will let you know when she can expect to see that announcement on her utility postcard. Rebecca
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:11 PM To: Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Hugh Dunkley; Laurie Graham Subject: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
Hi Rebecca, Mayor Robb would like to advertise the Meet the Mayor session on the water bill. Please let me know if its possible so I can let her know. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/30/2013 10:44:31 AM Subject: FW: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill From: To:
Mayor Robb, The notice will go out within the next day or two , per Rebecca ?s e-mail below. Sandra
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 10:34 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
Sandra, Let her know that we sent out a press release to our local media, the pastoral community, and the HOA ?s. Also, a follow up press release will be sent again in the coming weeks. In regards to the postcards, the final billing cycle goes out in the next day or two and the ?Meet the Mayor ? messaging will be included per Frank Palinkas who I ?ve been working with on the postcard messaging. Thank you, Rebecca
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:51 AM To: Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
FYI
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] 6_13_2013
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Tell her I need to get this message out. Most people know that the commission meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:23:16 PM Subject: FW: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill Mayor Robb, Please see Rebecca ?s response below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:17 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Hugh Dunkley; Laurie Graham; Mickey Gomez Subject: RE: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
Sandra, Tell the mayor we are in the process of trying to advertise our commission meetings on the postcards. But if I need to hold off and advertise ?Meet the Mayor ? first, then we can do that instead. I will let you know when she can expect to see that announcement on her utility postcard. Rebecca
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:11 PM To: Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Hugh Dunkley; Laurie Graham Subject: Meet the Mayor on Water Bill
Hi Rebecca, Mayor Robb would like to advertise the ?Meet the Mayor ? session on the water bill. Please let me know if it ?s possible so I can let her know.
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre AmandaShafer Date: 4/11/2013 8:41:05 AM Subject: FW: meeting request w/City Manager Hanson and/or Mayor Robb From: To:
Good morning Mayor Robb Are you interested in meeting with Todd Stennis (see below), Director of Government Affairs for Amtrak Tuesday, April 23? He is asking to meet with you and/or Burgess. Burgess said hell be happy to meet with him but to inquire what direction you would like to take, i.e. whether you would like to meet with him on your own, with Burgess or have Burgess meet with him without you. Please advise. Thank you, Lynn
From: Stennis, Todd [mailto:StenniT@amtrak.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:45 PM To: Web City Manager Subject: meeting request w/City Manager Hanson and/or Mayor Robb Mr. Hanson, My name is Todd Stennis Im the Director of Government Affairs for Amtrak. I will be meeting with city officials along our Silver Service routes in Florida during the week of April 22nd. If possible, I would like to schedule a meeting with you and/or Mayor Robb, along with any other city representatives you would care to invite during the late morning or early afternoon of Tuesday April 23rd. I would like to meet with you all for approximately 15-30 minutes, to brief you on the Amtrak service to Deerfield Beach and Florida, as well as address any questions you might have. At your earliest convenience, please let me know if this meeting request is possible. Thank you again and I look forward to hearing back from you soon. Best,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/11/2013 9:37:18 AM Subject: FW: meeting with Mayor Robb From: To:
Mayor Robb, See original message below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Lynn Fleming Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 9:15 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: meeting with Mayor Robb
Alexis Wilkerson is requesting a meeting with Mayor Robb. She is a student at DFB High School and the meeting is part of her curriculum for a class she is taking. 954.426.6055 Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/8/2013 5:21:44 PM Subject: FW: Moms vs. NRA From: To:
From: Nick Buis, Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info@mayorsagainstillegalguns.org] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 1:28 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Moms vs. NRA
This Mother ?s Day, if you can, make sure you call your mom. But today, can you take a minute to stand with the mothers of the 33 people who are murdered with guns every day in this country?
The US Senate just blocked a bill that would have expanded criminal background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. Make sure your senators know you stand with moms and support common sense gun reform.
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Click here to sign a Mother ?s Day card to your senators. Then share it with your friends and family.
Thank you for standing with moms, and Happy Mother ?s Day!
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From: To: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming
CC:
Date: 4/10/2013 8:42:00 AM Subject: FW: MSTU Proposal Potentially Costs Taxpayers More And Reduces;Proposed Savings Through Consolidation
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 7:03 AM Subject: MSTU Proposal Potentially Costs Taxpayers More And Reduces Proposed Savings Through Consolidation
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Wed 4/10/2013 7:00 AM To: KJACOBS@broward.org; SGUNZBURGER@broward.org; LWEXLER@broward.org; MKIAR@broward.org; DHOLNESS@broward.org; SRITTER@broward.org; CLAMARCA@broward.org; BSHARIEF@broward.org; TRYAN@broward.org; scott_israel@sheriff.org Cc: bhenry@broward.org Subject: MSTU Proposal Potentially Costs Taxpayers More And Reduces Proposed Savings Through Consolidation Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners: At the time the majority of the BOCC voted in favor of an MSTU model, both in the original form which w as scuttled and the substitute 60/40 model, it appears no one was aw are the MSTU would actually cost more than the I-Board recommendation due to the presence of CRAs within the municipal boundaries. It has since been made clear any MSTU model will potentially cost taxpayers even more than the I-Board proposal and that which cities representing 87% of the population of Broward County requested. CRAs w ithin municipal boundaries are statutorily entitled to TIF payments from any MSTU. The County Staff estimates that the additional costs to the system from using MSTU to give the statutorily mandated TIF payment is $775,000 per year. That is nearly 8 percent of the projected savings lost through MSTU. That is millions of dollars over future years. It is true that the ILA proposal circulated by County staff requests that the CRAs reject these additional available dollars and exempt themselves from the statutorily mandated payments. If the CRA does not, it appears that the County proposes the respective cities would have to send a separate check from their General Fund to reimburse the system -- thus punishing certain cities because they have a separate CRA entity within their municipal boundaries and leading to further inequity in the system. It is not clear that a CRA would actually reject these additional dollars; if they do, it is possible that litigation could ensure from the beneficiaries of the CRAs either based upon the conflict of interest or the failure to accept these available funds. Best, Mike Mayor, City of Sunrise
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/17/2013 3:04:15 PM Subject: FW: News from Family Central Inc. From: To:
From: Family Central Inc. [mailto:ron@familycentral.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Family Central Inc. Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 2:46 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: News from Family Central Inc.
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From: To: CC: Date: Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre 6/5/2013 11:01:56 AM
Subject: FW: Obstruction of justice?
-----Original Message----From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM To: Web City Manager Subject: Obstruction of justice? Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, It is my understanding that Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton are still trying to muddy my good name. You may not be aware of this but Bernard Buxton had a city employee Philip O' Keefe to read the line of questions in my email, to employees in the meeting. Which still is perplexing to me as a resident, it's also a unprecedented maneuver on that department behalf when dealing with complaints or public request. Later that day, Bernard Buxton gathered employees around in their break area and angrily asked them "were they threatened" "did they feel threatened" he thinks they're going to tell him in his face yes? Bernard, un professionally again, continued to show them my new email response to the commission detailing their actions that morning. I'm being told now that Charles and Bernard are doing damage control and attempting to privately, persuade the workers to keep quiet and everything will go away. It is also my understanding that Charles & Bernard have met with supervisors and other city employees trying to figure out who the suspected mole or snitch, (their alleged words) is in the department. They have mentioned names of suspected employees, and those suspected will feel their wrath, I can attest to that....... Isn't this intimidation or bullying? The question city leaders should be asking Charles & Bernard, is why wasn't a police report made of the alleged reported thefts that clearly was brought to their attention numerous times by city employees in the department? Why did they just sit on the alleged information? It is my belief that Charles didn't want more light shined on his leadership skills after the Water Plant manager was dismissed for allegedly drinking on the job. It is also my belief and other city employees, that Bernard & Charles and possibly others in leadership positions will impede any investigation into the alleged thefts. "It's always kill the messenger or slander their name in Environmental Services". I ask that the City Manager suspend these two individuals, until a investigation is completed or the truth will get buried and replaced by their distorted set of facts and lies. Sincerely, Wayne Adams Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 10:41:56 AM Subject: FW: Paint Recycle Program From: To: This email was also provided to Chad Grecsek, Assistant Director of Environmental Services. Please see his response (attached). Thank you, Lynn -----Original Message----From: James Whelan [mailto:whelan.james@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2013 3:06 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Paint Recycle Program Mayor and Commission: as part or the Broward County Paint Recycle program, member cities should provide its citizens with Free recycle paint. This paint is provided by the main paint recycling center Broward Countys Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program so its to little effort to the city. I contacted the Deerfield Beach contact for this program 954-480-4391 and was told Deerfield Beach no longer distributed this paint. I called all other member cities and they still offer this to their constituency. I called Broward Countys Household Hazardous Waste Collectionand asked why Deerifled didnt not distribute and they mentioned it was due to pure laziness since they paint it available to them. Since Earth Day is April 22nd , I think it would b a good Ideal to provide this offering back to us with little effort to the city and a positive impact on our environment.
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James Whelan 954-464-0652
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 9:44:21 AM Subject: FW: Parking Meters From: To:
Mayor Robb, Below is the information I received from Paul in Purchasing regarding the parking meters. Sandra
From: Paul Collette Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 9:40 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Amanda Shafer; David Santucci Subject: Parking Meters
Sandra, We received an inquiry from the Mayor regarding the status of the procurement of parking meters to replace the broken meters. The Mayor informed me to contact you with the status of the parking meters. The Purchasing Division recently received a request from Financial Services to issue a competitive solicitation to procure parking meters. The Purchasing Division is in the preliminary stage of sourcing the procurement of the parking meters. If you need addition information, please contact David Santucci on Monday, 4/22/13.
Paul Collette, Buyer City of Deerfield Beach Purchasing Division 401 SW 4 th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office 954-480-4418 Fax 954-480-4388
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From: To: CC: Date: David <Santucci> JeanM.Robb SandraFlorvella-Pierre KevenKlopp 5/16/2013 10:32:26 AM Subject: FW: Parking Task Force Update
Mayor Robb, I received your voice message. I was actually up at City Hall when you called. A competitive solicitation has not been advertised for parking meters yet. The below e-mail provides the most recent update provided regarding the progress the Parking Meter Task Force has made. We have regularly scheduled weekly meetings regarding the issue. Our next meeting is actually at 11 am today. I have copied Keven on this e-mail because he is the lead on the project, and by way of this e-mail I am respectfully requesting he provide another update to the Commission at the conclusion of todays meeting to ensure you have updated information regarding our progress and timeline development. We are all aware that time is of the essence, and continue work diligently to ensure sound data driven recommendations will be made to the City Commission. Sandra, please provide the Mayor a hardcopy. Thank you. Respectfully Submitted,
David Santucci, CPPB

Purchasing Manager 401 SW 4th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Ph. (954) 480-4380 Fax (954) 480-4388 dsantucci@deerfield-beach.com
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 9:57 AM To: Hugh Dunkley; Kara Petty; Bernard Buxton-Tetteh; Mike Cason; David Santucci; Lamar Williams (Lamar_Williams@sheriff.org); Andrew Maurodis; Jerry Ferguson; Burgess Hanson; Amanda Shafer; Kris Mory; Philip Biscorner Subject: Parking Task Force Update
Please be aware that the following update was provided to the Mayor and City Commission on 5/3/13: Beach Parking Staff has met and will be developing a more user-friendly and comprehensive approach to the parking issues at the beach. There are several new technologies that are much easier to use than simply pay and display. The newer alternatives include paying through a cell phone or at a parking lot device (such as a pay and display), but it is based on their license plate number. Using this approach they will not have to return to their vehicle or worry about the parking space number. Other cities such as Miami, FL and Pittsburgh, PA are using this type of system. The request for proposals will attempt to include these type of newer technologies. We are also researching if we increased the number of designated disabled spots, then drivers would no longer be eligible to park at paid parking spaces. The City Attorney will have to review this. We will also propose a fair and equitable alternative for the beach stickers. We are examining the pricing structure for parking along Ocean Way and the parking lots to determine if an increase is appropriate.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer KevenKlopp Date: 6/7/2013 9:20:51 AM Subject: FW: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat;System Corrections Pending From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please review the message below from Keven regarding the Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System. Thanks, Sandra
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 9:11 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: FW: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending
In reply to the Mayor ?s inquiry: Most current information is that they believe the feed is in place and just not connected. Stiles, Kamm, and the City project manager are working on it today. See below.
Keven R. Klopp
CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH
Assistant City Manager

150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441-5816 KKlopp@Deerfield-Beach.com 954.480.4222
From: Whitt Markum [mailto:Whitt.Markum@stiles.com] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:33 AM To: Dean Payne; Ismael Hernandez Cc: Charles DaBrusco; Keven Klopp; Frank Cristiano; Jay Laing; Jorge Garcia; Art Kamm Subject: RE: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending 6_13_2013
Page 2 Dean We are looking into it this morning and will advise either at the meeting today or prior. Thanks Whitt From: Dean Payne [mailto:DPayne@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 7:56 AM To: Whitt Markum; Ismael Hernandez Cc: Charles DaBrusco; Keven Klopp; Frank Cristiano; Jay Laing; Jorge Garcia; Art Kamm Subject: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending Importance: High
Please examine the preceding string of e-mails concerning the Somat System operation. Please complete the fresh hot water supply and drain configuration on this date; resolve any deficiency by close of business and mitigate the causes for delay in the restaurant operations. We can discuss the details this afternoon whether the referenced sorting table with water supply and drain is for the attention of others including the aforementioned remote switch. Thanks and please confirm Stiles Construction ?s commitment in this regard.
E. Dean Payne, Jr. / dpayne@deerfield-beach.com Capital Projects Manager & Contract Administrator
Capital Improvements Division of Environmental Services 200 Goolsby Boulevard Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 Office and V-mail: 954.427.3343 Mobile: 954.444.9923
From: Charles DaBrusco Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 7:19 AM To: Dean Payne Subject: FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
See me on this
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 7:03 PM To: 'toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com'; Burgess Hanson; Andy Maurodis; 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; David Santucci; Frank Cristiano; Kris Mory; 'andy@maurodislaw.com'; Jerry Ferguson; Kara Petty; Charles DaBrusco Cc: 'thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com'; 'vincent@flashbackdiner.com'; 'SGRISSARCH@aol.com'; 'spe_5@bellsouth.net' Subject: Re: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
We will get on this immediately.

From: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner [mailto:toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 06:13 PM To: Keven Klopp; Burgess Hanson; Andy Maurodis; mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net>; David Santucci; Frank Cristiano; Kris Mory; Andy Maurodis 6_13_2013
Page 3 (andy@maurodislaw.com) <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Jerry Ferguson; Kara Petty; Charles DaBrusco Cc: Thomas Bertorelli <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>; Vincent Defauwes <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>; Steve Griss Archit <sgrissarch@aol.com>; Steve Edwards (spe_5@bellsouth.net) <spe_5@bellsouth.net> Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
Good Evening, Please see email below from DEI to the Somat Company and advise.
Toula Amanna
220 South Federal Hwy Hallandale Beach, Fl, 33009 954-454-8300 Toula.Amanna@FlashbackDiner.com
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---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Lynn Margaris <lmargaris@deikitchen.com> Date: Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 2:49 PM Subject: Deerfield pier somat To: rrademacher@sunmarketingagents.com Cc: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> Bob, Thank you for your quick follow up on the issues existing at the Deerfield Pier Rest. with reference to the Somat unit. Your help and service with this has been of great value and gone above and beyond the norm. Please convey my most sincere appreciation to Steve and Somat for making the trip to Florida and his fine presentation at the location yesterday.
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As it stands now without addressing the issues below, the system is not ready for proper use and time is of the essence. Issues: (1) There is a cold water connection to the unit that should have been hot. This causes a problem since the grease cannot dissolve with the use of cold water. The DEI and Somat drawings submitted to the parties concerned i.e. the architect of record and the general contractor show a fresh hot water and a fresh cold water connection. (2) Lack of proper sorting for the unit based on current use ? ? ?. As directed by Steve Eno, your Somat engineer, a stainless steel sorting table, with water supply and drain needs to be designed for the area in front of the entry window, along with the proper wall covering in order to properly use the Somat and keep the area as clean and maintained as possible.
(3) There seems to be a piece of the drain configuration that has been installed improperly and will work with just water flow as it did in the demo but once the restaurant starts putting refuse in, the unit will not work properly. The installation of that piece has to be corrected.
(4) My understanding is that in Jan. of this year, at the demo for the city, the city asked if it was possible to have a remote switch installed in the wall outside of the Somat room, next to the opening that feeds the machine and the answer was yes and it should be done based on the type of operation now being considered. This needs to be priced and again submitted to the city.
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Based on the above issues, which are causing a delay in opening since the unit is not operational for this restaurant, a punch list needs to be given to the city so they may address the Somat issues with the architect and general contractor that were involved. Please understand again, time is of the essence and at this point any other delays will cause great hardship.
Bob, Please get back to me with your concerns, if any, since I cannot stress enough how important it is that all of these issues be addressed by the proper parties so the new restaurant can get operational.
Thanks, Lynn
Lynn P. Margaris DEI Foodservice Equipment and Design 3908 N 29th Ave. Hollywood, Fl.33020 Tel: (954) 920-9499 ext: 103 Fax: (954) 920-9808 Email: LMARGARIS@DEIKITCHEN.COM
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 4:43:38 PM Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT From: To:
From: Sely Mojica [mailto:selymojica@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 2:55 PM To: Sely Mojica Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT Importance: High
Good Afternoon, Please see the email below from Scott Dudley from the Florida League of Cities. We need these numbers Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook From: Scott Dudley <SDudley@flcities.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 10:29:24 AM EDT To: Candice Eriks <candice@Ericksconsultants.com>, "Friedman, Bernie" <BFriedman@becker-poliakoff.com>, Keith Arnold <keith@jkarnold.com>, "Mr. Charles F. Dodge" <cdodge@ppines.com>, "David Shepp (dave@fsg-llc.net)" <dave@fsg-llc.net>, "Timothy Stanfield (tstanfield@cftlaw.com)" <tstanfield@cftlaw.com>,
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"Timothy J. Caddell" <tcaddell@pinellas-park.com>, "Douglas S. Bell" <dbell@penningtonlaw.com>, "Mario Rubio (mrubio@coj.net)" <mrubio@coj.net>, "Richard Candia " <richard.candia2106@gmail.com>, "Martha Ednfield (martha@penningtonlaw.com)" <martha@penningtonlaw.com>, Fausto Gomez <fgomez@gomezbarker.com>, Diana Ferguson <dferguson@reuphlaw.com> Cc: "Mayor Manny Marono (manny@mmarono.com)" <manny@mmarono.com> Subject: Pension reform idea--URGENT Good Morning and HAPPY FRIDAY!!! There is a concept floating around up here and we need some input from the "real world" fairly quickly. Please review this and /or pass this along to the appropriate person in your city so we can get some quick feedback. The concept is fairly simple. It would provide: All insurance premium tax revenues, in full (no distinction between base amounts and additional tax revenues), must be used to provide retirement benefits to police or fire and these benefits must be in addition to or greater than the retirement benefits provided to general employees of the city. It would not matter when in time the additional benefits were provided to police or fire ( the concept of 1999 benefit levels would disappear). The test would likely be done using the figures as "percentages of payroll". Basically, the cost of the general employee benefits would be determined as percent of payroll, as would the cost of the police or fire benefits and the amount of premium taxes would be converted to a percent of payroll. For example, if general employee costs 10 percent, police and fire costs the city 25 percent currently, under the concept premium taxes could fund up to 15 percent (it is very unlikely premium taxes would fund that much, which would leave the city the ability to negotiate benefit levels down to the amount equal to the cost of general, 10 percent , plus the premium tax, which for our example we will say generates another 7.5 percent, for a total of 17.5 percent). Thus as general employee retirement benefits are reduced and costs decrease, this provides more flexibility to reduce police fire benefits. The current 175-185 minimum benefit levels would remain in place as a minimum benefit floor.
Clearly what we need is for some cities to look at their actual numbers and tell us if this concept works for them. Using the most current year numbers you have, look at general employee and police fire costs, and determine the premium tax amount. Would this concept put the city in the position it wants to be in to either maintain or negotiate the police fire pension benefit level that's sustainable for the city. We need a response within a few days, sometime Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thanks for your help. Scott
C. Scott Dudley Legislative Director Florida League of Cities Office: 850-701-3656 Cell: 850-570-7296 6_13_2013
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Hugh <Dunkley> selymojica@bellsouth.net BurgessHanson mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb Date: 4/22/2013 5:22:16 PM Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT From: To: CC:
Based on our review of the proposal, a few questions arise, namely: 1. What about closed pension plans that are currently distributing their excess premium tax funds in the form of share plan allocations? In our case, we distribute close to $450,000 each yr to share plan accounts, which the city would rather use toward its annual required contribution (ARC). 2. What about closed pension plans that have very few remaining active participants, in which case the contribution percentage would be artificially high, as a percentage of covered payroll? In our case, we have 4 remaining active participants for our General Employees Pension Plan with a contribution rate of 448.54% of covered payroll, as compared to our Fire Pension Plan with a contribution percentage of 40.2% of covered payroll. I believe that one would not be able to use these two percentages to make any meaningful conclusion on the deployment of the premium tax funds. 3. If the City already met the minimum level of benefits test and had excess state funds remaining, why not simply allow them to use the excess toward their ARC? 4. For those cities that did not have excess state funds or desired to reduce their benefit levels, then some middle ground could be reached on what minimum level of benefits would be deemed appropriate. However, the percentage of covered payroll method might pose some problems for the reasons stated in Item 1 above, especially for plans with very few active participants for general employees and significantly more participants for their public safety plans. We thank you in advance for taking our concerns into consideration. Hugh B. Dunkley, CPA, CGFO Director of Finance City of Deerfield Beach, FL (Tel.) 954.420.5571 ? (Fax) 954.480.4223
From: Sely Mojica [mailto:selymojica@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 2:55 PM To: Sely Mojica Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT Importance: High 6_13_2013
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Good Afternoon, Please see the email below from Scott Dudley from the Florida League of Cities. We need these numbers Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook From: Scott Dudley <SDudley@flcities.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 10:29:24 AM EDT To: Candice Eriks <candice@Ericksconsultants.com>, "Friedman, Bernie" <BFriedman@becker-poliakoff.com>, Keith Arnold <keith@jkarnold.com>, "Mr. Charles F. Dodge" <cdodge@ppines.com>, "David Shepp (dave@fsg-llc.net)" <dave@fsg-llc.net>, "Timothy Stanfield (tstanfield@cftlaw.com)" <tstanfield@cftlaw.com>, "Timothy J. Caddell" <tcaddell@pinellas-park.com>, "Douglas S. Bell" <dbell@penningtonlaw.com>, "Mario Rubio (mrubio@coj.net)" <mrubio@coj.net>, "Richard Candia " <richard.candia2106@gmail.com>, "Martha Ednfield (martha@penningtonlaw.com)" <martha@penningtonlaw.com>, Fausto Gomez <fgomez@gomezbarker.com>, Diana Ferguson <dferguson@reuphlaw.com> Cc: "Mayor Manny Marono (manny@mmarono.com)" <manny@mmarono.com> Subject: Pension reform idea--URGENT Good Morning and HAPPY FRIDAY!!! There is a concept floating around up here and we need some input from the "real world" fairly quickly. Please review this and /or pass this along to the appropriate person in your city so we can get some quick feedback. The concept is fairly simple. It would provide: All insurance premium tax revenues, in full (no distinction between base amounts and additional tax revenues), must be used to provide retirement benefits to police or fire and these benefits must be in addition to or greater than the retirement benefits provided to general employees of the city. It would not matter when in time the additional benefits were provided to police or fire ( the concept of 1999 benefit levels would disappear). The test would likely be done using the figures as "percentages of payroll". Basically, the cost of the general employee benefits would be determined as percent of payroll, as would the cost of the police or fire benefits and the amount of premium taxes would be converted to a percent of payroll. For example, if general employee costs 10 percent, police and fire costs the city 25 percent currently, under the concept premium taxes could fund up to 15
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percent (it is very unlikely premium taxes would fund that much, which would leave the city the ability to negotiate benefit levels down to the amount equal to the cost of general, 10 percent , plus the premium tax, which for our example we will say generates another 7.5 percent, for a total of 17.5 percent). Thus as general employee retirement benefits are reduced and costs decrease, this provides more flexibility to reduce police fire benefits. The current 175-185 minimum benefit levels would remain in place as a minimum benefit floor.
C. Scott Dudley Legislative Director Florida League of Cities Office: 850-701-3656 Cell: 850-570-7296 Fax: 850-222-3806 Web: www.floridaleagueofcities.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/5/2013 1:24:38 PM Subject: FW: Phone Message - Brian Baggs From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Baggs called again and he wishes to speak with you regarding the same subject from earlier. His number is (954)341-6274 Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 8:30 AM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Phone Message - Brian Baggs
Mayor Robb, Brain Baggs wishes to speak with you regarding his property right across from City Hall. Its rather urgent therefore he would like to hear from you as soon as possible. His phone number is (954)341-6274. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/9/2013 3:42:52 PM Subject: FW: phone message - Ernestine Gray From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please see the message below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Lynn Fleming Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 3:33 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Amanda Shafer Subject: phone message - Ernestine Gray
Ms. Gray would like for Mayor Robb to contact her regarding serving on the DFBHA Board. She said she served before but had to resign because her daughter was in the military and for a while she was keeping her daughters children. She is now available and would like an opportunity to serve again. Her number is 954.263.7711. Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/26/2013 4:30:15 PM Subject: FW: Phone Message - Jack Shifrel From: To:
Mayor Robb,
Jack Shifrel would like to have a call back from you. Mr. Shifrel didnt leave me with any additional detail although he said you should know what hes calling about. His phone number is (954)551-5375. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/5/2013 9:52:35 AM Subject: FW: Phone Message - Vincent Parente From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Parente stopped by the office and said he is still not being helped by the building department. His cell number is (978)317-4827. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 4:28 PM To: Jean M. Robb; 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Mayor Robb, Vincent Parente is a resident of Country Knowles and he wishes to speak with you. Mr. Parente stated he has some issues to address to you about Country Knowles. His phone number is (978)317-4827. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 5:23:32 PM Subject: FW: Phone Message - Vincent Parente From: To:
Mayor Robb, After speaking to Jerry, Mr. Parente is insisting on talking or meeting with you. his contact number is (978)317-4827. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 9:53 AM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Mayor Robb, Vincent Parente is a resident of Country Knowles and he wishes to speak with you. Mr. Parente stated he has some issues to address to you about Country Knowles. His phone number is (978)3174827. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/12/2013 5:35:03 PM Subject: FW: Phone Message- Tree Issue SE 4 Street From: To:
Mayor Robb, Martha Lacava at (954)304-1560 returned your call. She is available tomorrow before 8:00am or after 3:00pm and all day on Friday. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 5:09 PM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Phone Message- Tree Issue SE 4 Street
Mayor Robb, Bridgette is a resident of SE 4th Street and 13th Avenue and she would like to meet with you to express her concerns. There is a tree that was suggested to be cut down to alleviate a plumbing issue in the area. Bridgette thinks there are other ways the problem can be solved without cutting the tree. The City Landscaper Harold Hoyte is aware of the issues. Bridgette can be reached at (954)588-1759. Martha Lacava at (954)304-1560 also called about the same issue.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/21/2013 8:45:17 AM Subject: FW: Public Hearing for Background Screening Appeals Ordinance. From: To:
-----Original Message----From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 10:11 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Public Hearing for Background Screening Appeals Ordinance. Good day Commissioners and the Mayor, I'm writing and asking you to find within your heart to vote in favor of a Background Screening Appeals Ordinance. P.H. 2013-113: Ordinance 2013/ - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 50-80 OF THE CITY CODE, RELATING TO BACKGROUND SCREENING FOR VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATING IN YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS The United States is a country built on second chances, people do change and turn their lives around. Dr. King once said " The time is always right to do the right thing" I ask that this commission do the right thing and don't be the elected body remembered in the history of our wonderful city, for being on the wrong side of history on this issue in Deerfield Beach. I ask that you be open minded and put yourself in the shoes of others that have made a mistake(s) early in their lives but now have atoned for their crimes, and moved on and have lived productive lives. Sincerely, Wayne A. Adams 1431 SW 5 Terrace Deerfield Beach, Fl 33441
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 11:27:39 AM Subject: FW: Public Record Request From: To:
Mayor Robb, I forwarded the e-mail to everyone you listed below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:26 AM To: Burgess Hanson; Keven Klopp; Donna DeFronzo; Sheila Flemming-Portis Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Public Record Request
Good morning, Please review the e-mail below from Mayor Robb. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:21 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Public Record Request
Please forward this message to the city manager, Kevin Klopp, Donna DeFronzo and the IT Department.
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net

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Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 10:50:41 AM Subject: Public Record Request Ms. Jean Robb, how are you doing this morning? I have a couple of questions if you can help me with. On May 24, 2013, I put in a public record request for two items. The first item requested was for the NSP1 receipients for the City of Deerfield Beach with the names, address, and accounts of all the money spent on their home. An itemized statement of all the money spent on those homes and to rehab the homes, and also the money that was allocated on each property. The second item requested was to have a copy of all the emails between the City of Deerfield Beach, CRA, and HUD in regards to my home rehab. Ms. Jean Robb, I would like to know what is the turn around time or how long the City have to respond to my request. Because I was told by Heather on Tuesday that they are waiting on Keven Klopp, Donna Defronzo, and Sheila from the IT department. As you probably already know Keven Klopp does not like me and is trying to do everything in is limited power to not repair my home. I had meeting with them on Tuesday and it did not went well, because they could not give me a date on when the repairs would start on my home, Donna and Keven just decided now to put the rehab specs out for re-bid again. They should have put that out to re-bid sense last year, but they are trying to waste more time to give me a hard time an not have my home repaired. Keven Klopp, asked me in the meeting on Tuesday when would be a good time when my baby is older to start the work on my home due to health and safety issue that me and the contractor Jim Joyce is concern about the dust an noise it harm the baby health. He is giving the City a bad image, and where did he get his education from because he asked me a very stupid question. The house we are living in now for two years holds a safety hazard threat to me and my family. Ms. Robb, I am afraid one day the house would catch on fire and someone would fall into the bath tub and break their neck or cause other bodily harm. This house is a sitting tragedy waiting to happen, and when it does I will be seeing them in court if I even survive the tragedy, because its all do to the repairs that's suppose to take place and the repairs are not done. I have warn them about the electrical panel that is switching off and on and some of the outlets not working when that happens. They did emergency work to other people house but they don't want to do emergency repairs to mine, this is a big conflict. Also, I would like to know if there are any other open slots on any of the other advisory board, in which I can apply?
Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik (954) 830-4465
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/15/2013 11:23:50 AM Subject: FW: Reminder! Join Us for Touchdown Thursdays! From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please let me know if you can attend the event below. Thanks, Sandra
From: Heather Kurstin [mailto:hwasek@fau.edu] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 11:22 AM To: Web City Commission Cc: Pamela Landi Subject: FW: Reminder! Join Us for Touchdown Thursdays!
Good morning Sandra, Thank you for sharing the information about our upcoming alumni event, Touchdown Thursday with Mayor Robb. We would love to have Mayor Robb attend and introduce our Head Football Coach Carl Pelini. The event will take place at Duffys in Deerfield Beach from 6 to 8 PM. The introduction of Coach Pelini will occur at approximately 6:45 PM. Below is the flyer for the event. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. We hope she can be there! All the best,
Heather Kurstin Local Affairs Director University Relations Division of Community Engagement Florida Atlantic University 777 Glades Road, ADM 247 Boca Raton, FL 33431 OFFICE: (561) 297-1536 / CELL: (954) 253-3704 6_13_2013
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From: FAU Division of Community Engagement [mailto:malbrit1@fau.edu] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 11:37 AM To: Heather M. Kurstin Subject: Reminder! Join Us for Touchdown Thursdays!
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/14/2013 2:08:13 PM Subject: FW: Request for info From: To:
Mayor Robb,
Please review the response below from Kara Petty regarding the Tennis Tournament. Thanks, Sandra
From: Amanda Shafer Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 8:31 AM To: Kara Petty Subject: Request for info
Call me to discuss, but I was asked to get answers to the following: Who granted authorization for beach tennis? It was authorized via the special events process & committee (Parks & Rec, BSO police, Code Enforcement and Fire, Planning and Zoning, Public Information, Risk Management, Building) What is the fiscal impact to the City? Minimal- we provide extra garbage cans, two barricades and two parking passes for the North Beach Pavilion (the two barricades are a new request this year). Who benefits from this activity? This is the 5th annual International Federation of Beach Tennis Tournament that attracts people to Deerfield Beach for the free event. Participants from many countries come to compete for international ranking points, trophies and prize money.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/5/2013 10:48:43 AM Subject: FW: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida From: To:
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:36 AM To: Burgess Hanson; Web City Commission Cc: sbrown@crafla.org; Donna DeFronzo; 'Andrew Maurodis'; LaMarr Ruffin; 'sharon@maurodislaw.com'; Suzan Scott Subject: RE: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida
An FYI update: Please be aware that after numerous attempts to find a way to commence the rehabilitation of the Saunders-Malik home without further delay, a meeting was held yesterday with all parties involved. For numerous reasons (including but not limited to contractor conditions which neither the City nor Mrs. Saunders Malik accept and an insistent recommendation from HUD) the conclusion reached by everyone in the meeting was that the project must be re-bid in its entirety. Ms. Saunders-Malik, reluctantly, agrees that based on the circumstances this is the only way to proceed. Thus, an update to incorporate the approved revisions to the previous scope of work and specifications will be completed and a new bid issued. Once concluded, most likely we will be attempting to award the work and get an agreement signed with the fourth different contractor.
Keven R. Klopp

From: Suzan Scott Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 6:26 PM To: Patricia Saunders 6_13_2013
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Hi Mrs. Malik, Thank you for your email. It was a pleasure to speak with you. Per our conversation, we have scheduled a meeting on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at 11:30 am at City Halls 2nd floor small conference room to discuss your home rehab project. Please confirm your attendance. Thank you for your assistance. Have a nice day. Donna
From: Patricia Saunders [mailto:psaund000@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 8:58 AM To: Keven Klopp; Donna DeFronzo Cc: Suzan Scott; Gordon, HUD Miami John; Burgess Hanson; sbrown@crafla.org Subject: Re: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida
Thank you for your timely response. I will be awaiting on the return contact from the City to set a timely meeting to discuss any concerns regarding my home Rehab. Respectfully, Patricia Saunders-Malik (954) 830-4465
From: Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>; To: 'psaund000@yahoo.com' <psaund000@yahoo.com>; Donna DeFronzo <DDeFronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; Cc: Suzan Scott <SLess@deerfield-beach.com>; 'John.L.Gordon@hud.gov' <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>; Burgess Hanson <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>; 'sbrown@crafla.org' <sbrown@crafla.org>; Subject: Re: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida Sent: Thu, May 30, 2013 10:41:17 AM
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Dear Ms. Saunders-Malik: The yet to be provided documents are pending due to unresolved city and contractor concerns stemming from our efforts to separately bid the garage addition. Someone will contact you today to set up a meeting time for us to not only provide the in-progress documents to you, but to discuss the unresolved matters and how to best approach them. Regards, Keven Klopp
From: Patricia Saunders [mailto:psaund000@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 09:45 AM To: Keven Klopp; Donna DeFronzo Cc: Suzan Scott; Burgess Henson <bhenson@deerfield-beach.com>; Gordon, HUD Miami John <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>; Maria.R.Ortiz@hud.gov <Maria.R.Ortiz@hud.gov> Subject: Fw: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida
Mr. Keven Klopp, I Mrs. Saunders-Malik am eagerly waiting for some type of response from the previous email I have sent out. I requested for a copy of the corrected appraisal to be forwarded to me and I have not received a copy or any type of response on why it is not being forwarded to me. I am also waiting on the promissionary note to sign, and its almost two weeks and I have not received any response as to that either. As for my understanding for work to begin in my home the promissionary note has to be sign by the home owner before the contractor is given the ok to proceed. I would like to know, what is the hold up on the City's end. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
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Subject: FW: Show Your Support for the Marketplace Fairness Act
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If you haven't already done so, it is not too late to let your Senators know you support the Marketplace Fairness Act, so they return to Washington on Monday, May 6, ready to vote YES! Last week, the Marketplace Fairness Act advanced in the Senate by clearing its fourth procedural hurdle this year. Following last Thursday's cloture vote, the Senate adjourned for a one week recess and will return for final consideration of the bill on Monday, May 6 at 5:30 p.m. NLC encourages you to please thank those who voted to end debate and ask for their continued support. The bill's supporters need to know you appreciate their votes to level the playing field for Main Street businesses and to allow local governments the opportunity to collect taxes owed. In addition, as some of those who voted against the motion to end debate may have done so for process reasons and not because they disagree with the bill ?s substance, it is good to ask every Senator for their support. The Marketplace Fairness Act is one of NLC ?s top legislative priorities. It allows local governments to collect sales taxes on online and remote sales that already are owed. It does not create any new tax or increase any existing tax; it sim ply provides for the enforcem ent of state and local governm ents ? authority. Additionally, the legislation aims to level the playing field between traditional brick and mortar retailers who are required to collect sales taxes at the time of purchase and the online retailers who are not.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 3:52:54 PM Subject: FW: Street flooding From: To:
-----Original Message----From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:43 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Street flooding Good day madam Mayor, My name is Glenn Topping and live at 4160 NW 8 Lane with several concerns. The corners of NW 41 ct and Military Trail and Military Trail and Sample rd and flood terribly after a heavy rain causing quite a problem. Can the storm drains be cleaned out as they have not been cleaned probably ever. Also since our area was incorporated into the city from the county years ago we have seen only increases in taxes, fire fees and issues with code enforcement. How do we get our streets repaved ,they are in dire need or resurfacing. Thank you
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer CharlesDaBrusco 4/24/2013 11:24:03 AM
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Subject: FW: Street flooding Mayor Robb, Burgess has shared the info with Charlie DaBrusco and the storm drains will be cleaned. We have a list of roads that are in line for re-paving and Charlie is also looking into when/where these streets are scheduled and will report back to Burgess. Thanks, Sandra -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:57 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Street flooding Have the city's manAger reply Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 3:52 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:43 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: Street flooding > > Good day madam Mayor, > My name is Glenn Topping and live at 4160 NW 8 Lane with several concerns. > The corners of NW 41 ct and Military Trail and Military Trail and Sample rd and flood terribly after a heavy rain causing quite a problem. Can the storm drains be cleaned out as they have not been cleaned probably ever. > Also since our area was incorporated into the city from the county years ago we have seen only increases in taxes, fire fees and issues with code enforcement. How do we get our streets repaved ,they are in dire need or resurfacing. > > Thank you
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From: To: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net BillGanz BenPreston RichardRosenzweig CC: JoeMiller LynnFleming AmandaShafer KaraPetty Date: BurgessHanson 5/15/2013 11:46:53 AM
Subject: FW: Summer Camp Fees

Mayor Robb, Below is a response from the City Manager regarding the summer camp fees. Good morning, The fees for the summer camps managed by the city did not increase from last year. However, due to data analysis, it was determined a private entity operate the sports camp. The city is offering sports as part of the Middle School Camp. There is another privately run sports camp from Building Up Sports Academy operating at the Middle School Complex (for a fee to the city). The staff cautioned the private operators to reduce their fees and they did so. Although their fees are higher than city camp fees, this is typical of privately run camps because they offer specialized training and activities that the city is not capable to provide. Thank you, Burgess Hanson City Manager
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 5:19 PM To: Kara Petty Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Burgess Hanson Subject: Summer Camp Fees
Kara, Im forwarding you this message on behalf of the City Manager. Mayor Robb is questioning the summer camp fees. The Mayor thinks they are pricey. She would like to know how do we calculate the fees and can we manage to lower the prices in the future. Please send me a response so I can forward it to her. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 10:20:00 AM Subject: FW: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce From: To: Mayor Robb, Betty Masi from the Chamber of Commerce would like for you to help during the award presentation at. See the message below. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com -----Original Message----From: Betty Masi [mailto:bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:10 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Re: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce We are so pleased about this. We are hoping the mayor will help us with the award presentation. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 8:37 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote:
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> Ms. Masi, > I'm pleased to inform you that Mayor Jean Robb will attend the Breakfast on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013. Should you have any questions please let me know. > > Thanks, > > > Sandra Pierre > City Manager's Office > City of Deerfield Beach > 150 NE 2nd Ave. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-480-4263 Office > 954-480-4268 Fax > www.deerfield-beach.com > > > > > > -----Original Message----> From: Cityhall - City Manager's Office [mailto:testudio@deerfield-beach.com] > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:27 PM > To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre > Subject: Scanned from TOSH-2830c 04/19/2013 08:26 > > Scanned from TOSH-2830c. > Date: 04/19/2013 08:26 > Pages:1 > Resolution:200x200 DPI > ---------------------------------------> Don't reply to this e-mail address. >
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/30/2013 1:42:02 PM Subject: FW: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce From: To: Mayor Robb, Betty Masi from the Chamber of Commerce would like to reach out to you regarding the breakfast for this Thursday. Her contact numbers are 954-658-2654 for the cell phone, 954-421-4200 at her office or via email at bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com . should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com -----Original Message----From: Betty Masi [mailto:bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 12:50 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: RE: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce Sandra, Wondering if Mayor Robb might have 10 minutes for me to go over her role in the Teacher's breakfast? I can come to City Hall. Or I can go over it with you on the phone and then you can explain it to her? Its very simple, but I just want her to be comfortable with it.
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Let me know! Betty Masi bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com cell: 954-658-2654 office: 954-421-4200 fax: 954-697-2600 715 E. Hillsboro Blvd. 2nd Floor Deerfield Beach Florida 33441 954.421.4200 -----Original Message----From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:25 AM To: Betty Masi Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce Ms. Masi, Mayor Robb will be delighted to help. Let me know if you have any information that must have ahead of time otherwise she'll see you there. Sandra -----Original Message----From: Betty Masi [mailto:bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:10 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Re: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce We are so pleased about this. We are hoping the mayor will help us with the award presentation.
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Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 8:37 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > Ms. Masi, > I'm pleased to inform you that Mayor Jean Robb will attend the Breakfast on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013. Should you have any questions please let me know. > > Thanks, > > > Sandra Pierre > City Manager's Office > City of Deerfield Beach > 150 NE 2nd Ave. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-480-4263 Office > 954-480-4268 Fax > www.deerfield-beach.com > > > > > > -----Original Message----> From: Cityhall - City Manager's Office [mailto:testudio@deerfield-beach.com] > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:27 PM > To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre > Subject: Scanned from TOSH-2830c 04/19/2013 08:26 > > Scanned from TOSH-2830c. > Date: 04/19/2013 08:26 > Pages:1 > Resolution:200x200 DPI > ---------------------------------------> Don't reply to this e-mail address. >
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/17/2013 2:42:21 PM Subject: FW: Thank you From: To:
From: Amanda Shafer Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 1:29 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: Thank you
Please share with the City Commission. Thanks, Amanda

From: Jonathan Rodrigues [mailto:jon.rodrigues23@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 1:12 PM To: Amanda Shafer Subject: Thank you
Hi Amanda, I just wanted to thank you for your willingness to work with us on the immigration reform resolution. Please let the mayor and commissioners know that our community was there in support and very grateful for this action. I look forward to working with you on other things in the future. Sincerely, Jonathan Rodrigues --------------------------------------Jonathan Rodrigues University of Chicago '12 Political Science & Latin American Studies
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 4:57:44 PM Subject: FW: The Cove Restaurant - Steve Scaggs From: To:
Mayor Robb, Both Mr. Scaggs and Mr. Sullivan agreed to meet on Tuesday, May 14 at 10 am.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/15/2013 3:58:19 PM Subject: FW: The Weekly - 21 Cities Selected for Leadership Academies;on Reducing Hunger; Local Leaders Press for Immigration Solution From: To:
From: NLC - National League of Cities [mailto:nlcmail@nlc.org] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 2:31 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: The Weekly - 21 Cities Selected for Leadership Academies on Reducing Hunger; Local Leaders Press for Immigration Solution
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Lynn <Fleming> JeanM.Robb "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/29/2013 8:39:55 AM Subject: FW: The Weekly: Immigration Heads to Full Senate, WIMG Meets;in Chicago From: To:
From: National League of Cities [mailto:nlcmail@nlc.org] Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 4:50 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: The Weekly: Immigration Heads to Full Senate, WIMG Meets in Chicago
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> Schnakenberg Robert CC: KevenKlopp JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer BurgessHanson Date: 5/30/2013 3:02:18 PM Subject: FW: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental;Services Department. From: To:
Chief, Please review the attached and the e-mail below from Mayor Robb. Thanks,
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 2:38 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental Services Department.
Refer this to the police chief to investigate the allegations that there is theft in the department. Have him contact Wayne Adams.
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From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 11:12:45 AM Subject: FW: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental Services Department.
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From: Wayne Adams [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 11:03 AM To: Web City Commission; Web City Manager Subject: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental Services Department.
Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, It has been brought to my attention that my recent public records requests have garnered a lot of attention in the Environmental Services Department. So much that a meeting was called this morning concerning my emails asking questions as a taxpayer, under Florida State Statue 119. I was told that the employees were basically threatened not to talk to me and my name was the central focus of the morning meeting. The employees were told that I don't work there anymore and I shouldn't be concerned about what goes on out there. Well, Charles & Bernard, I do care about my tax dollars. It's no secret about the thefts in that department, they have been going on for years with impunity. The employees were asked this morning about "how do Wayne Adams know what's going on out here in this building". " It's none of Wayne's business". Well, maybe those folks in charge should know that even the White House can't keep secrets. I think Bernard Buxton & Charles Dabrusco have forgotten that I'm a concerned lifetime Deerfield Beach resident/taxpayer and have a right to question where my tax dollars are going. If they have a problem with that, it would seem obviously clear to me that they are the problem in this city and don't understand open government. They read my email to the employees in this morning meeting as a fear and intimidation factor, plain and simple. I see too much haven't changed in the department where I worked for over 22 years. I see fear and intimidation is still the order of the day. The question remains now more than ever what are they trying to hide? Why not be transparent and if employees are stealing from taxpayers, then a criminal investigation should be ordered immediately. I find it reprehensible to call a meeting and try to smear my good name all because I sent a series of public records requests that residents across this city send everyday, questioning where their hard earned tax dollars are going.
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I ask that the commission find out more details on this meeting that took place this morning and find out why a resident like me was singled out for my duties as a concerned resident and taxpayer, and take the necessary steps to correct their misguided actions. Sincerely, Wayne Adams
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer 5/30/2013 11:12:45 AM
Subject: FW: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental;Services Department.
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From: Wayne Adams [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 11:03 AM To: Web City Commission; Web City Manager Subject: This morning meeting of fear and intimidation at the Environmental Services Department.
Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, It has been brought to my attention that my recent public records requests have garnered a lot of attention in the Environmental Services Department. So much that a meeting was called this morning concerning my emails asking questions as a taxpayer, under Florida State Statue 119. I was told that the employees were basically threatened not to talk to me and my name was the central focus of the morning meeting. The employees were told that I don't work there anymore and I shouldn't be concerned about what goes on out there. Well, Charles & Bernard, I do care about my tax dollars. It's no secret about the thefts in that department, they have been going on for years with impunity. The employees were asked this morning about "how do Wayne Adams know what's going on out here in this building". " It's none of Wayne's business". Well, maybe those folks in charge should know that even the White House can't keep secrets. I think Bernard Buxton & Charles Dabrusco have forgotten that I'm a concerned lifetime Deerfield Beach resident/taxpayer and have a right to question where my tax dollars are going. If they have a problem with that, it would seem obviously clear to me that they are the problem in this city and don't understand open government. They read my email to the employees in this morning meeting as a fear and intimidation factor, plain and simple. I see too much haven't changed in the department where I worked for over 22 years. I see fear and intimidation is still the order of the day. The question remains now more than ever what are they trying to hide? Why not be transparent and if employees are stealing from taxpayers, then a criminal investigation should be ordered immediately. I find it reprehensible to call a meeting and try to smear my good name all because I sent a series of public records requests that residents across this city send everyday, questioning where their hard earned tax dollars are going. I ask that the commission find out more details on this meeting that took place this morning and find out why a resident like me was singled out for my duties as a concerned resident and taxpayer, and take the necessary steps to correct their misguided actions. Sincerely, Wayne Adams
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Burgess <Hanson> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 2:53:03 PM Subject: FW: Town Hall Meeting - Senator Jeremy Ring From: To:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer BurgessHanson Date: 5/20/2013 3:43:28 PM Subject: FW: Traffic Policy From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please review the City Managers directive to Charlie DaBrusco. Thanks, Sandra From: Burgess Hanson Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 8:52 AM To: Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com) Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Charlie, Good morning. Pleases delegate this request to an employee that can carry out the policy. I will also need a copy of the latest policy adopted by a previous City Commission. I do believe that SE 10th Street is exempt due to it being a major roadway for emergency response. Let me know. Thank you. Burgess From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 8:42 AM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Burgess, Please review the Mayors comments below.
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Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:38 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
Please forward this to the manager and and tell them that we feel that the calming devices are needed here, and since they are offering to pay for them, lets give them what they want. This is not a county or fire depoartment issue, this is a city choice. Lets get it done. The blame for inacTion has been placed on the fire rescue people. According to the fire chief, that is not their objection. I have to believe that with all of the speed bumps in the city, that the city did not do a survey to validate the use. This has gone on too long, and it is a problem that is easily remedied lets get it done now before we have a serious accident which will cost the city more money in the long run since we have been made aware of the hazard that exists.. From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <sflorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:49:59 PM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach - which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city. ***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly
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hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many. 1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street. 3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses. 5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7TH Street, expressed concerns regarding traffic problems on SE 15th Avenue between SE 10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard. He said that they are
experiencing two major arteries that is heavily used and people are cutting onto SE 15th Avenue to access these roads. He said that SE 15th Avenue is also being used as a shortcut to the beach, from SE 10th Street. Additionally, he stated that the street is also inviting to pedestrians. He complained about the speeding cars in a 25 mph traveling at 30, 40, and 50 mph.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the
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City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything... Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely, Jenn & Todd
From: SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com To: tstencel@hotmail.com; longbeachny@live.com Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 21:11:42 +0000 Good afternoon, Im forwarding you this e-mail on behalf of Mayor Robb. Please review the attached it is the traffic calming policy. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave.
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Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/20/2013 8:35:57 AM Subject: FW: Traffic Policy From: To:
From: Jenn Pedone [mailto:longbeachny@live.com] Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:50 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; todd stencel Subject: RE: Traffic Policy
Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach - which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city. ***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at
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times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many. 1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street. 3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses. 5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7TH Street, expressed concerns regarding traffic problems on SE 15th Avenue between SE 10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard. He said that they are experiencing two
major arteries that is heavily used and people are cutting onto SE 15th Avenue to access these roads. He said that SE 15th Avenue is also being used as a shortcut to the beach, from SE 10th Street. Additionally, he stated that the street is also inviting to pedestrians. He complained about the speeding cars in a 25 mph traveling at 30, 40, and 50 mph.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------6_13_2013
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In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything... Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely, Jenn & Todd
From: SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com To: tstencel@hotmail.com; longbeachny@live.com Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 21:11:42 +0000 Good afternoon, Im forwarding you this e-mail on behalf of Mayor Robb. Please review the attached it is the traffic calming policy. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/11/2013 3:59:11 PM Subject: FW: tranfer station From: To:
From: PompanoOperator [mailto:pompanooperator6@holmanauto.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 3:28 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: tranfer station
Hi Jean, The residents of Independence Bay have concerns regarding the transfer station across from our property being permitted to bring in garbage. The main concerns are odor and noise. Would you please address tonight since we are unable to speak. Thank you, Patty Donovan IBCA President
Pat Donovan Pompano Lincoln Mercury (954) 782-8110
pompanooperator@holmanauto.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 12:00:29 PM Subject: FW: Tresspassers From: To:
-----Original Message----From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:42 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Tresspassers Good morning Mayor, My name is Glenn Topping, we had emailed in the past about the flooding issue at nw 41 ct andMilitary Trail. It appears that a drain has to be installed as the next closest one is a distance away, as well as the street paving being an issue in the Summertime Townhome community. The other issue is the panhandlers at he intersections. This is a twofold concern one that it is dangerous for these folks to be in traffic as it is a matter of time before one is killed and the other that it is against the law for trespassing on state right of ways. I often see deputies driving by or even sit at the intersection next to these folks and let them stay there. when I was the sergeant in Pompano Beach I did not let this happen. It a blight on the city and a liability. Thank you
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer KevenKlopp Date: 6/7/2013 1:52:57 PM Subject: FW: Tresspassers From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please review the comment below from Deputy Stark in Code Enforcement. Thanks, Sandra
From: Ron Stark Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 11:41 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: RE: Tresspassers
Hi Sandra ref Mr. Toppings complaint about the panhandlers in the roadway. This issue would be handled by the Road patrol division for BSO. I have forwarded it up the chain of command.
Deputy Ron Stark Broward County Sheriffs Office Deerfield Beach District Code Enforcement Division 954-480-4241 From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 5:10 PM To: Ron Stark; Charles DaBrusco; Joe_Muller@sheriff.org Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Keven Klopp; Burgess Hanson Subject: FW: Tresspassers
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Good afternoon, Charlie, The Mayor has requested for your department to look into the drainage issue for Mr. Topping. Please review the message below. Deputy Stark, The Mayor has requested for your department to look into the panhandlers issue for Mr. Topping. Please review the message below. Please provide me with an update when available so I can forward it the Mayor. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 12:13 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Tresspassers
Send the drainage problem to utilities and the panhandlers to Code enforcement.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 12:00:28 PM Subject: FW: Tresspassers
-----Original Message----From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:42 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Tresspassers Good morning Mayor, My name is Glenn Topping, we had emailed in the past about the flooding issue at nw 41 ct andMilitary Trail. It appears that a drain has to be installed as
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the next closest one is a distance away, as well as the street paving being an issue in the Summertime Townhome community. The other issue is the panhandlers at he intersections. This is a twofold concern one that it is dangerous for these folks to be in traffic as it is a matter of time before one is killed and the other that it is against the law for trespassing on state right of ways. I often see deputies driving by or even sit at the intersection next to these folks and let them stay there. when I was the sergeant in Pompano Beach I did not let this happen. It a blight on the city and a liability. Thank you
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/23/2013 9:04:40 AM Subject: FW: Upcoming informational session on the Hillsboro Bank Stabilization;Project From: To:
From: Mayers, Lorraine [mailto:lmayers@sfwmd.gov] Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 2:50 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Upcoming informational session on the Hillsboro Bank Stabilization Project
Dear Ms. Fleming, Following up on our brief conversation this morning, I wanted to send you more precise information. Last year on May 30th, an Information Session was held in Broward County to introduce the Hillsboro Bank Stabilization Project to affected residents and address their questions and concerns. The South Florida Water Management District (District) will be holding a similar Information Session on Thursday, June 13, 2013 from 5:30pm 7:00pm at the location below: Broward Sheriff Substation 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL Members of the public are invited to attend anytime between 5:30p.m-7:00p.m., when District staff will be available to provide residents with project updates and answer questions. For those members of your staff who may not be familiar with this particular project, I am including a brief overall summary as outlined below.
South Florida Water Management District - Hillsboro Canal Bank Project Information Session The South Florida Water Management District (District) is a regional governmental agency that oversees the water resources in the southern half of the state. Our mission is to manage and protect water resources of the region by balancing and improving water quality, flood control, natural systems and water supply.
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The District conducts regular inspections of the regional water management system which includes more than 1,600 miles of canals to prioritize projects necessary for the flood control systems continued operation and the protection of South Floridas 7.7 Million residents. Through the inspection program, the District identified the need to repair and protect the banks of the Hillsboro Canal, a major component of the regional system. In order to ensure flood protection for the surrounding area, the District has begun a multi-year effort to ensure a 10.4-mile section of the canal, built more than 50 years ago, can effectively move water as designed for another five decades. The project area is located along the Hillsboro Canal from about Military Trail to three miles west of U.S. 441. The District will be holding an open information session for any residents that are interested in attending at their convenience, between the hours of 5:30p.m. and 7:00p.m. on Thursday, June 13th. Representatives from the Districts Construction, Engineering, Community Affairs and Right of Way sections will be available to answer any questions residents may have regarding the Hillsboro Canal Bank Stabilization Project scheduled for commencement in October 2013. Should you have any questions about this project or information session you may contact Lorraine Mayers, Community Outreach Representative for Broward County at 954-452-4814 ext. 4989 or lmayers@sfwmd.gov Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there.
Lorraine A. Mayers
Regional Community Outreach, SFWMD Office: (954) 452-4814 ext. 4989 FL only: (800) 432-2045 ext. 4989 Mobile: (954) 410-4445
We value your opinion. Please take a few minutes to share your comments on the service you received from the District by clicking on this link.
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 5/8/2013 2:57:46 PM
Subject: FW: Update and Friendly Reminder: City Mayor Research Study
From: Holly Balmer [mailto:balmerh@unlv.nevada.edu] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 7:15 PM To: Holly Balmer Cc: robert.tekniepe@unlv.edu Subject: Update and Friendly Reminder: City Mayor Research Study Dear Honorable Mayor:
About two weeks ago I emailed you to ask if you would be willing to participate in a nationwide study of 2,700+ city mayors to identify and assess sources of influence that affect local city council cohesiveness. Our class unanimously agreed that it was important to let everyone know the status of our projects data collection phase.
****As of today, we have received 508 responses****
To those of you who have responded we say thank you! For those of you who have yet to respond, we would like to remind you that the survey closes on May 14 at midnight. We still need to collect additional responses so that we have a good representation of our sample size in order to perform a high-quality analysis. Please consider taking this very brief survey by clicking on this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZVHGCLV Again, your personal information will not be stored and all responses will be kept confidential.
Thanks again for your support!

Respectfully, Holly Balmer, on behalf of: Robert Tekniepe, Ph.D. Affiliated Graduate Professor University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Environmental and Public Affairs Box 454030, 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-4030 Phone: 702.895.5124 Email: robert.tekniepe@unlv.edu
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/7/2013 5:17:39 PM Subject: FW: UPDATE E-911: BOCC Meeting Today -- BOCC adopts I-Board;Recommendation for Countywide Funding! From: To:
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 3:28 PM Subject: UPDATE E-911: BOCC Meeting Today -- BOCC adopts I-Board Recommendation for Countywide Funding! Today, the BOCC rescinded the prior MSTU/ILA plan! Then, the majority of County Commissioners voted for the consolidation funding plan recommended by Implementation Board and requested by cities representing 87% of Broward County's population -- countywide funding through the general fund budget of the BOCC. While it was still a close vote, we are now in a position to put this funding issue behind us and begin the process of transitioning to a true consolidated and regional E-911 System. The County staff is already working on the details of the transition with the cooperation of PSAPs and municipalities. In so many respects, this was a landmark vote and effort. Any project like this has such a long list of those engaged and involved that I could not do justice by trying to thank everyone for their dedication and hard work. So, I will just say -- thank you to all those who worked so hard and so long on this incredibly important public safety improvement. Of course, our work is not done. We will need to continue to cooperate as municipalities and with the County to build a system meant to stand the test of time and provide the highest level of service. But, we are finally headed towards achieving the goals of a stable, improved and more efficient E-911 system. Best regards, Mike
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/8/2013 8:39:32 AM Subject: FW: UPDATE E-911: BOCC Meeting Today -- BOCC adopts I-Board;Recommendation for Countywide Funding! From: To:
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From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 8:37 AM To: 'Ryan, Michael' Subject: RE: UPDATE E-911: BOCC Meeting Today -- BOCC adopts I-Board Recommendation for Countywide Funding!
Greetings, Mayor Jean M. Robb would like to thank you for all your hard work regarding this matter. As a newly re-elected official, Mayor Robb appreciates your diligence and patience for making this happen. Once again thank you and continue the hard work. Sincerely, Sandra Pierre on behalf of: Mayor Jean Robb
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 8:37:58 AM Subject: FW: UPDATE E-911: ILA on County Agenda Cannot be Characterized;as FINAL or Ready for BOCC Consideration From: To:
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From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2013 8:33 AM Subject: UPDATE E-911: ILA on County Agenda Cannot be Characterized as FINAL or Ready for BOCC Consideration
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Sat 4/20/2013 8:31 AM To: kjacobs@broward.org; bsharief@broward.org; lwexler@broward.org; mkiar@broward.org; sgunzburger@broward.org; clamarca@broward.org; dholness@broward.org; tryan@broward.org; sritter@broward.org Cc: bhenry@broward.org; ajefferson@broward.org Subject: E-911: Inter-Local Agremeent on Tuesdays BOCC Agenda
Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners: From reviewing the BOCC Agenda on-line, I understand there is an Agenda Item asking you to approve the Inter-Local Agreement related to a consolidated communications system. This version of the ILA cannot be characterized as final, nor is the cooperative process agreed to for construction of the ILA complete. I applaud County staff for trying to propose an ILA in this incredibly rushed and compressed timeframe. As I am sure they have learned, this is a very complex document, the terms of which are necessarily important for a municipality to understand before voting for an MSTU. There are public safety, operational, budgetary, legal and pragmatic considerations in evaluating each line of the proposed ILA. As you know, there was a cooperative process agreed to by the County where City Managers designated by the BCCMA would meet with County Administration and staff to go the terms of the ILA proposed by the County. That process has begun. There have been 2 meetings so far with many hours dedicated by both the designated City Managers and the County staff. However, that process is not complete; I am not sure the designated City Managers were even provided this latest draft ILA you are asked to consider Tuesday and I know they have not met with County Staff to go over this latest version.
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Pursuant to the cooperative process agreed to, after a final proposed ILA is generated, the designated Managers would then report back to the BCCMA and present the final ILA. At that point, presumably the City Managers across the County would be prepared to report back their respective commissions/councils with a recommendation or seek additional comment. This is not an unusual process for such matters or agreements. Given the incredible importance of an ILA in this countywide public safety issue, this is a fair process. Suffice it to say, the ILA you Agenda cannot be fairly characterized as final, ready for you to vote on or as something prepared for submission to the municipalities for consideration: this current version has not been submitted to the BCCMA designated City Managers for review and input; the agreed-to-process of meeting with designated City Managers regarding drafts is not even complete as to the prior proposed versions of the ILA; we have not received a report back from the designated City Managers as to what provisions were sought by the designated City Managers, but rejected by the County; the designated City Managers have not then submitted a version of the ILA to the BCCMA for consideration and debate; expected comments from the BCCMA body have not been submitted back to the County for further discussion as part of the cooperative effort; the ILA has not been submitted by cities to their city attorneys for consideration and analysis.
In the spirit of cooperation, I respectfully suggest it is premature to approve this ILA. You are obviously empowered to approve this current version, but doing so will only spotlight the rushed nature of the process and the evolving take-or-leave-it criticism. I can tell you that few, if any, of the concerns I have raised regarding this document have been incorporated into the current draft. Creating a safe harbor for a municipality to back out of the MSTU if they reject the yet-unfinished ILA at some undesignated time in the future only adds more instability and unpredictability to the proposed system. Such instability and unpredictability does not generate confidence in the system or in the decision to potentially join a consolidated system. Best regards, Mike
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From: To: CC: Date:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 4/19/2013 8:39:29 AM
Subject: FW: UPDATE E-911: Margate Rejects MSTU and BSO Provides Cost;Quotes To Some Cities Cheaper than MSTU
FYI
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 8:15 AM Subject: UPDATE E-911: Margate Rejects MSTU and BSO Provides Cost Quotes To Some Cities Cheaper than MSTU
This week, Margate City Commission rejected the MSTU, adding them to the list of municipalities rejecting the MSTU. The Margate City Commission also passed a resolution to initiate Chapter 164 pre-suit litigation procedures against the County regarding the funding of E-911, adding them to the list of municipalities with pending Chapter 164 efforts. Finally, the Margate City Commission passed a resolution in support of the I-Board recommendations on funding. Also, BSO has provided cost quotes to contract cities should they decide to reject the MSTU. These cost quotes were predicated upon actual costs based upon the call volume for the particular city. For some, the BSO quote is actually cheaper for municipal residents than even the 40% MSTU dollar contribution. They would have no reason to sign the MSTU and will be able to contract with BSO outside the MSTU process. For others, where there is a high call volume for the municipality, the BSO cost quote to provide service is substantially more than what would be the MSTU costs. As a result, it appears that the MSTU process will naturally encourage the most costly cities to join and financially strain the system because the municipal contribution is far below the actual cost to provide service. Said another way, there will be an enormous cost-revenue inversion where the proposed MSTU contribution from some cities is deeply below the actual costs. However, be aware, if the system is dominated by cities where the MSTU contribution is far less than the actual costs, this may result in the projected MSTU dollar apportionment actually being recalculated and higher than what City Commissions thought at the time of the initial approval of the MSTU. This is VERY concerning particularly since the County Commission will not define infrastructure costs, there is NO cap on future cost assessments against the cities, cities have NO vote in the budget or costs, and there is unlimited financial exposure for your resident without any control. I have asked the County Commission to explain how they intend to deal with this cost inversion. Best, Mike I have not yet received a response.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 8:47:15 AM Subject: FW: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies;and Unfair Attack on Cities From: To:
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From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2013 8:39 AM Subject: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Sun 4/14/2013 8:38 AM To: clamarca@broward.org Subject: Op-Ed: Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
Commissioner Lamarca: I read your Letter to the Sun-Sentinel this morning. In your published letter, You ask our residents to tell city officials to sign the ILA. Have you actually read each line of the MSTU and the ILA you say should be executed as well as the laundry list of concerns that have been raised caused by the Countys rush to get out a document? If you have not, but have instead relied upon County staff or your staff to give you a report of what they think it says, then telling us to sign something you have not read in detail is unfair and irresponsible. Also, I found it interesting that you sum up The action taken by the County Commission encourages shared responsibility in the system and accountability to you. Really? What is shared about cities giving you authority to tax without limitation, but having no vote in the budget or governance? But, most astonishing, was the language you chose in your letter blaming the cities and lecturing us about being "good stewards" of tax dollars:
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"However, city leaders will not commit to returning your tax dollars to you if the county increases its tax for this purpose. This scenario creates a dangerous precedent and equates to a "shell game," in my opinion, because cities can lobby the county in the future to tax you for most any collective service and then move monies around in their own budgets without being accountable to you, the taxpayer." You know that is inaccurate at best. You and I have discussed the issue of how to give dollars back when cities are in a deficit position. In fact, on March 28th, I sent to you and the entire County Commission an email seeking guidance, because I had heard this request to return tax savings to the residents repeatedly. I asked how can we do that mechanically if in a deficit what are you asking us to do in reality (not as part of a bumper sticker political position)? I even offered a solution. You know what I heard back nothing. I did not receive a response from you or any of the County Commissioners who have trumpeted this position. No roadmap. No suggestion on how to handle. And, your letter today offers no better solutions. However, since you want to discuss shell game strategies and lecture us about being good stewards of tax dollars, perhaps you can explain just a few issues that have been spotlighted as a result of your MSTU vote:
How is it you, as a "good steward" of County tax dollars voted to provide county taxpayer dollars to subsidize BOS contract operations, particularly after being warned by the County Auditor regarding this practice in 2009? The shell game costs are estimated to be over $150,000,000 over the past decade. How do you explain to voters who were double taxed in the County Auditors words, we should trust the County in the future to be good stewards and not to play such budget shell games with taxpayer dollars? When do you plan to address this double taxation you voted for and return the savings to the residents? How is it you voted to use county taxpayer dollars for Port Everglades services? The shell game costs, estimated to be 5-6 million over the past decade for E911 Communications alone. As a good steward of tax dollars, when will you be seeking to force Port Everglades to pay these costs (and any other costs subsidized by the County) you voted to allow county taxpayers to absorb so you can pass the savings on to the residents? Why does the proposed MSTU have a provision for the County to issue bonds for operations? Even if that language was a mistake (amazing, at this level of discussion such large mistakes would be proposed), why did the latest version of the ILA from County Staff have buried in a definition of operational expenses, the words capital outlay? What type of shell game is being planned for capital expenses in the future? Why is it the ILA will NOT define infrastructure? Is the County planning a shell game later for costs, by redefining current Charter requirements pursuant to Section 5.03(A) as MSTU fund expenses? How are we addressing the $775,000 in extra costs to the system (and thus loss of projected savings) if CRAs do not exempt themselves from your proposed MSTU? What "shell game" will be employed by the County" As a good steward of tax dollars, how are you going to address the Cooper City situation to make this equitable for all cities where Cooper City will NOT have to pay separately for communications costs (due to a sweetheart BSO contract) and therefore have refused to signed the MSTU? What shell game will be employed by the County to allow this funding for BSO? What are the real costs under different scenarios related to which cities join? You cannot even predict the costs for us but expect us to give you authority up to .17 mills when simple definitions as to what are valid expenses are moving targets and the County seeks trojan horse authority to shift costs in a shell game from the County budget to the MSTU fund. There is NO limitation on future millage impact on the cities, and cities have no say in the budget or governance. Why do you refuse to provide a say for cities? Is it because the County is planning a shell game in the future or we are simply to trust future County Commissions to be good stewards with our taxing authority?
Under your current proposed model, you want the authority to tax without any limitation into the future, with the cities absorbing millage impact, and yet you refuse to provide us to seat at table. I say that is taxation without representation.
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So we are clear, your MSTU vote is a vote to raise taxes. It is a tax that will be imposed by the County, but cities would simply be agreeing to it. But, cities never have the opportunity to vote on the tax impact on the residents. If you intended to stake out a political position that you didnt raise taxes or will not be in the future, you have and you will. The alternative was to take the $9,000,000 in bridge funding, recover the Port costs, and adjust the County Budget and there would not have been a single dollar increase in taxes for the coming year. You voted otherwise. Do not blame the cities for being deeply concerned and reticent to sign in haste a complex (and presently defective) document involving one of the most serious public safety issues for our community, particularly when the County has mastered the budget shell game. Best regards, Mike
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/15/2013 9:12:01 AM Subject: FW: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies;and Unfair Attack on Cities From: To:
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From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2013 8:39 AM Subject: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Sun 4/14/2013 8:38 AM To: clamarca@broward.org Subject: Op-Ed: Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
Commissioner Lamarca: I read your Letter to the Sun-Sentinel this morning. In your published letter, You ask our residents to tell city officials to sign the ILA. Have you actually read each line of the MSTU and the ILA you say should be executed as well as the laundry list of concerns that have been raised caused by the Countys rush to get out a document? If you have not, but have instead relied upon County staff or your staff to give you a report of what they think it says, then telling us to sign something you have not read in detail is unfair and irresponsible. Also, I found it interesting that you sum up The action taken by the County Commission encourages shared responsibility in the system and accountability to you. Really? What is shared about cities giving you authority to tax without limitation, but having no vote in the budget or governance? But, most astonishing, was the language you chose in your letter blaming the cities and lecturing us about being "good stewards" of tax dollars: "However, city leaders will not commit to returning your tax dollars to you if the county increases its tax for this purpose. This scenario creates a dangerous precedent and equates to a "shell game," in my opinion, because cities can lobby the county in the future to tax you for most any collective service and then move monies around in their own budgets without being accountable to you, the taxpayer." You know that is inaccurate at best. You and I have discussed the issue of how to give dollars back when cities are in a deficit position. In fact, on March 28th, I
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sent to you and the entire County Commission an email seeking guidance, because I had heard this request to return tax savings to the residents repeatedly. I asked how can we do that mechanically if in a deficit what are you asking us to do in reality (not as part of a bumper sticker political position)? I even offered a solution. You know what I heard back nothing. I did not receive a response from you or any of the County Commissioners who have trumpeted this position. No roadmap. No suggestion on how to handle. And, your letter today offers no better solutions. However, since you want to discuss shell game strategies and lecture us about being good stewards of tax dollars, perhaps you can explain just a few issues that have been spotlighted as a result of your MSTU vote:
How is it you, as a "good steward" of County tax dollars voted to provide county taxpayer dollars to subsidize BOS contract operations, particularly after being warned by the County Auditor regarding this practice in 2009? The shell game costs are estimated to be over $150,000,000 over the past decade. How do you explain to voters who were double taxed in the County Auditors words, we should trust the County in the future to be good stewards and not to play such budget shell games with taxpayer dollars? When do you plan to address this double taxation you voted for and return the savings to the residents? How is it you voted to use county taxpayer dollars for Port Everglades services? The shell game costs, estimated to be 5-6 million over the past decade for E911 Communications alone. As a good steward of tax dollars, when will you be seeking to force Port Everglades to pay these costs (and any other costs subsidized by the County) you voted to allow county taxpayers to absorb so you can pass the savings on to the residents? Why does the proposed MSTU have a provision for the County to issue bonds for operations? Even if that language was a mistake (amazing, at this level of discussion such large mistakes would be proposed), why did the latest version of the ILA from County Staff have buried in a definition of operational expenses, the words capital outlay? What type of shell game is being planned for capital expenses in the future? Why is it the ILA will NOT define infrastructure? Is the County planning a shell game later for costs, by redefining current Charter requirements pursuant to Section 5.03(A) as MSTU fund expenses? How are we addressing the $775,000 in extra costs to the system (and thus loss of projected savings) if CRAs do not exempt themselves from your proposed MSTU? What "shell game" will be employed by the County" As a good steward of tax dollars, how are you going to address the Cooper City situation to make this equitable for all cities where Cooper City will NOT have to pay separately for communications costs (due to a sweetheart BSO contract) and therefore have refused to signed the MSTU? What shell game will be employed by the County to allow this funding for BSO? What are the real costs under different scenarios related to which cities join? You cannot even predict the costs for us but expect us to give you authority up to .17 mills when simple definitions as to what are valid expenses are moving targets and the County seeks trojan horse authority to shift costs in a shell game from the County budget to the MSTU fund. There is NO limitation on future millage impact on the cities, and cities have no say in the budget or governance. Why do you refuse to provide a say for cities? Is it because the County is planning a shell game in the future or we are simply to trust future County Commissions to be good stewards with our taxing authority?
Under your current proposed model, you want the authority to tax without any limitation into the future, with the cities absorbing millage impact, and yet you refuse to provide us to seat at table. I say that is taxation without representation. So we are clear, your MSTU vote is a vote to raise taxes. It is a tax that will be imposed by the County, but cities would simply be agreeing to it. But, cities never have the opportunity to vote on the tax impact on the residents. If you intended to stake out a political position that you didnt raise taxes or will not be in the future, you have and you will.
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The alternative was to take the $9,000,000 in bridge funding, recover the Port costs, and adjust the County Budget and there would not have been a single dollar increase in taxes for the coming year. You voted otherwise. Do not blame the cities for being deeply concerned and reticent to sign in haste a complex (and presently defective) document involving one of the most serious public safety issues for our community, particularly when the County has mastered the budget shell game. Best regards, Mike
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/11/2013 3:16:57 PM Subject: FW: UPDATE E911: Initial Review of County's Proposed MSTU and ILA From: To:
From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 1:50 PM Subject: UPDATE E911: Initial Review of County's Proposed MSTU and ILA
I took some time to review both the proposed MSTU empowering ordinance put forward by the County (which is presently on the April 23 BOCC Agenda) and the Countys proposed ILA (which is NOT presently on any BOCC Agenda). There are so many issues associated with the ILA and the MSTU, but let me provide some general comments: * The MSTU authorizes the County Commission to issue bonds and indebtedness through the MSTU meaning your municipal millage could be impacted without limitation in the future and without your control or vote. This could have a significant and uncontrollable impact on your available millage and on current and future bond ratings for your municipality. If this authority is not removed, we should be concerned about a future BOCC using the MSTU process to issue bonds for capital improvements when you have no vote and cannot control the decision. If the authority to raise such debt is removed from the MSTU, why did they seek the authority in the first place?; * According to County staff, the MSTU process will annually cost $775,000 MORE (than the County Budget model recommended by the I-Board) if CRAs take the statutorily authorized TIF payments from the MSTU. CRAs are entitled to TIF payments from the MSTU under law. The amount in total is nearly 8% of the total projected savings. The County hopes every single CRA will exempt themselves from this statutory entitlement. If a CRA does not exempt themselves, then the respective municipality is obligated to reimburse the MSTU Fund completely from their general fund budget. Even non-CRA municipalities should be concerned because we would have to hope municipalities send their checks every October 1 to recover the diverted funds AND there is no provision for what happens if a municipality does not; * There is no provision for the division of funds recovered from Port Everglades for E-911 communications costs funded by county taxpayers but which should have been paid for by the Port. For FY 2012 alone, according to the County Auditor, the amount was nearly $600,000; it is likely this has been true for many years,
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representing millions of dollars in potential recovery; * There is no provision prohibiting the County from subsidizing enterprise operations through the MSTU in the future; * Municipalities who vote for the MSTU do NOT have a vote or a say in the MSTU budget or future costs. You will need to rely on the majority vote of the BOCC to represent your interests, even though their decisions will directly impact the millage attributed to you. There is no Governance Board made up of municipalities they want our authority to tax but will not give us a vote; * Municipalities are being asked to indemnify the County for ANY liability, claims, demands, actions costs, expenses, losses of damages whatsoever for County controlled operations. There is no provision for the County to indemnify the municipalities or for the chosen operator to indemnify the municipalities; * There are significant problems in the lack of definitions. For instance, among the many definitions lacking, perhaps intentionally, there is NO definition of infrastructure. This has been a key term, the meaning of which has been debated over the past decade in context of E-911 communications and the Countys Charter financial responsibility under Section 5.03(A). Yet, for whatever reason, infrastructure is not defined. We need to ensure that infrastructure costs remain the Countys obligation AND that the County is prohibited from burying such costs in the MSTU budget; * The initial term is one year as if we are renting an apartment creating instability before we even begin. Additionally, the frequency of the expiration periods should cause PSAP cities to hesitate to relinquish control; * Florida Statute 163.01(5) sets forth the many types of terms which can be included in an ILA. For whatever reasons, many were not included; * This is not designed as a regional system it is, at best, a series of consolidated systems. Calling this a regional system may have legal implications; * None of the standards/metrics for operations, performance or training are provided, though they are referenced as an Exhibit to the ILA; * Year one projected costs are capped at .17 mills. However, we do not know how many will join the system. In addition, how can we agree to a budget for a full year of operations when there is no guarantee the system will be fully populated and operational by October 1. There is no cap on millage impact in the future. There are many other problems with the proposed documents. Some likely can be fixed through negotiations. Others seem structural and insurmountable in the short term including the fact that there are many cities who will not sign the MSTU so long as they are not obligated presently to pay anything more through the BSO contract or who have legitimate legal arguments regarding the requirement of the County to fund E-911communications. In addition, PSAP cities will be very concerned about giving up their current centers to join an unstable system with unpredictable future costs and apparently unending financial exposure in future years. You must read these documents very carefully.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/17/2013 3:17:44 PM Subject: FW: VOTE TODAY: Which senators are undecided? From: To:
From: Mark Glaze, Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info@mayorsagainstillegalguns.org] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 12:44 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: VOTE TODAY: Which senators are undecided?
The Senate is scheduled to vote today on the crucial Manchin-Toomey amendment -- a bipartisan effort that would expand background checks to include gun shows and online sales.
An overwhelming majority of Americans, including gun owners and several prominent pro-gun groups, support Manchin-Toomey. Yet the vote is too close to call and six Senators are undecided on how they will vote.
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Send a message to key senators that their vote will affect the safety of the entire country: ?Vote YES on the Manchin-Toomey Amendment to expand background checks and save lives. #DemandAction ?
Sen. Ayotte (R-NH)
Sen. Baucus (D-MT)
Sen. Begich (D-AK)
Sen. Donnelly (D-IN)
Sen. Landrieu (D-LA)
Sen. Pryor (D-AR)
This is a critical moment for gun reform in America. The Manchin-Toomey amendment will keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
Thank you for making your voice heard. Please forward this message to your friends and family and ask them to do the same:
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http://DemandAction.org/KeySenators
Thanks,
Mark Glaze Mayors Against Illegal Guns
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb AmandaShafer LynnFleming 4/17/2013 9:38:28 AM
Subject: FW: Westside Park Baseball fields.
-----Original Message----From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 8:46 AM To: Web City Commission Cc: Web City Manager Subject: Westside Park Baseball fields. Good day Commissioners and Mayor Robb, I've lived here for 46 years and my family have lived in Deerfield Beach since 1928. I can really say that I'm really disappointed in the proposed baseball fields that are going up in Westside Park. These fields are not going to be suitable for adult use either, we were promised a state of the art baseball facility in the two separate bonds that were voted on. District 2 voters were led to believe that the fields would be suitable for adults and kids use. Previously, we had one field that was converted for little league use too. Why can't the lights be moved so that we can get the field that we were promised over 10 years ago? I'm shocked too that no conceptual drawings were provided to this community to give us some insight on what we were getting. It is my belief that some type of community input should also have been considered for a project of this nature going up in this district. I can tell you that this community is upset over this project and I'm asking this commission to shut this project down and move the light poles and give us what we want, which is a state of the art baseball/softball facility that was promised to voters not once, but twice. I also understand that federal dollars are being used to fund the project which has time stipulations. I also know that while working for the city for over 20 years, I witnessed numerous projects funded with federal grant money shut down because of residents concern. I would hope that this commission would take my valid concerns seriously, and do the right thing towards the residents that have waited patiently for baseball to come back to District 2. My dad played semi pro baseball out at Westside Park as a 16 year old kid. I had the privilege as a kid of also watching my mom play softball in the league for women in the 60's and 70's. I played baseball as a kid and softball as a adult. Westside Park has a rich history of baseball and softball that this community appreciated and never took for granted. I also hope that commissioners aren't taking a attitude that we're getting something and should be satisfied. I have spoken to my Commissioner Ben Preston, who has been trying tireless to rectify the problem to the community satisfaction. I ask that the commission as a whole act swiftly and give this community what we want and deserve as residents and taxpayers. Wayne Adams, 1431 Southwest 5 Terrace Deerfield Beach, Fla. 33441 Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/18/2013 9:01:02 AM Subject: FW: What happens next From: To:
From: Mark Glaze, Mayors Against Illegal Guns [mailto:info@mayorsagainstillegalguns.org] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 10:16 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: What happens next
Today, a majority of US Senators (55) voted for common sense gun reform -- but they fell short of the 60 votes we needed to close fatal gaps in our background check system. That means 45 senators -- representing less than 40 percent of the country -- ignored the American public and read the talking points the gun lobby handed them.
Find out how your senators voted and watch this short video I just recorded about the fight ahead.
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Some senators deserve real credit for their leadership today. They include Senators Manchin and Toomey, Majority Leader Reid and Senators Schumer, Kirk, Collins, and McCain. And President Obama and Vice President Biden showed the kind of bold leadership we can be proud of tonight.
But there are those who should be ashamed for the way they voted -- and how they lied to hide their motives.
We never thought this fight would be easy or fast. This was round one. Round two begins tomorrow -- in the Senate, in the House, and in state houses across the country.
You ?ve already changed the conversation in Washington. Today marks the biggest majority in the Senate voting for major gun reform in 17 years -- and there's no turning back.
Please watch this short video and seize this moment by telling your senators what you think of their vote:
http://DemandAction.org/WhatsNext
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Thanks for being such an important part of the first major round of this fight. I look forward to working with you in round two.
Thanks,
Mark Glaze Mayors Against Illegal Guns
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:02:28 PM Subject: Fwd:
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2013 6:32:30 PM Subject: RE: Re: Dear Jean... People do not always agree on everything of course and I don, t agree that beach stickers should be eliminated. If the Canadians don, t care...then don, t give them stickers and let them feed the new meters. Put something in at the Cove. Even tony east hampton put an arm in the parking lot in town. I believe perhaps a committee should be set up. This one I will not back you up on. Richard was for buying the golf course and now he's reversed himself on that. It's not that he's senile, its that hes never been in cve ir the city. Doesn, t know his ass from his elbow but I, m maintaining a relationship with him for now at least. I know that ganz and bernie parness and willet and friends will work for ganz. I will try to work against him. I know that ganz might want to be marco rubio in time. Can u believe the nolands complained about my old signs to the state and never wentbto the city to have code tell me there was something wrong. I certainly hope sonia wins. Caryl mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: I am pushing to have us replace the meters with the same system that Boca has where the numbers of the parking spot is painted on the road and there is one mechanism to either use a credit card or money to buy the amount of time you want and you add the number of the parking spot you are in. This will can be done by one meter person as there is only one mechanism to check. I am looking to eliminate beach stickers completely. The Canadians have
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told me they would not have a problem with that. The state attorney and internal affairs is looking at Howard Noland after he threatened Sonia Jackson during the campaign. He threatened to shove a stick up her f------ ass if she did not stop using that bull horn. Want something on Richard. He met with Sylvia Poitier about the invitation to bid when we were under the cone of silence and before he made his great change of mind over his previous vote. She was lobbying for Waste Management, and I told her that I could not discuss with her. I told Andy about the illegal meeting, and when he asked Richard about it , he claimed he never met with her. I walked past the office and heard her discussion with him. If WSI was aware of that illegal meeting which in essence eleiminated them from the bid process, I wonder what they would do. Ganz is thinking of running for Kristen Jacobs seat as she is term limited. She represents the Village and the black community. The people in district 2 hate him and he is not very popular in Deer Creek.
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2013 9:43:33 AM Subject: RE: Re: I believe its who gets his ear. Much like popelsky followed ganz, richard is listening to bett and crew who favor ganz over you. No surprise there. At our district 3 meeting, bett got up to tell us how crowed our beaches are and that's why we shouldn, t have beach stickers. I called richard and told him I had to go to district 4 meetings because I didn, t have a district 3 meeting to go to and bett should not speak at ours. If need be, I, ll embarrass her at the next meeting. She owns I believe a house in dist. 1 and 4. Perhaps those on the barrier island should not be allowed a sticker at all since they can walk there. I don, t know od course if anyone on the barrier island purchases one. I don, t believe anyone should be entitled to buy more then one sticker per household and only one per property. Bett owns two homes....perhaps only one allowed regardless of how many properties one own.....please see if one owns but rents it out year round....only one sticker per address. Never heard from dr, jarmon and didn, t persue it because I need a full time or at least a year round job in order to give up my benefits. Catch 22. Idiot nolands went to the state to complain my signs were old and at this moment the fine is 500 or 1, 000 dollars! Can I complain about her son stealing signs in the last campaign or is it too late foe that. Hows everything else going? Caryl mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: Do you think he might be senile?
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net

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Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 9:49:47 PM Richard is #1 for my flip flop award. Happy Mothers Day
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From: To: CC: Date: 5/17/2013 6:43:10 PM Subject: Fwd: "Jean M." <Robb> mamamayor@comcast.net
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Patrick Jolivet <jolivetp@bellsouth.net> Date: May 17, 2013, 6:20:25 PM EDT To: <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: jean robb <jrobb@deerfield-beach.com> Commissioner Miller, As a follow up to our meeting of Thrusday May 14, 2013, and as of 5:00 pm today, Friday May 15, 2013, a fence has still not been erected around the construction site on Federal Highway in Deerfield Beach inspite of Kevin Klopp 's representation. This condition has continued to expose The City of Deerfield Beach to liability . It is important for you to note that should anyone obtain injuries as a result of this careless act by the City, they willl be held accountable. The Building Department , The City Manager and The Code Enforcement Supervisor have all been derelict in their responsibilities and have continued to exposed the tax payors to financial liability. Other examples of the City Managers and Code Enforcer's failures to oversee the City's needs, is the lack of completion of the construction on the beach sidewalk on the southern end of Deerfield Beach, the lack of maintenance and excessive debris along the medians of the city, the dilapidated condition of the Fire Station and its surrounding landscaping on Federal Highway. The road on AIA exiting Boca Raton and entering Deerfield Beach resembles a road reflective of a thrid world country. It is astounding how once you leave Boca Raton, both on AIA as well as Federal Highway, the quality of life conditions deteriorate rapaidly and to think that we have the same grass and the same water supply. But what we dont have the same is the same City Manager or the same Code Enforcement Officer.......this must be changed! If you need money, get rid of the absurd restriction that you have on the beach preventing development while allowing drug rehabilitation centers to occupy these motels such as the one on 460 South Ocean Drive. Its condition poses a fire, health and safety hazzard and once again Code Enforcement and the City Manager do nothing. If the laws were changed, it would make economic sense for a hotel or a Condo to be erected on the site. This would not only serve as an asset to Deerfield Beach but it would also produce much needed income in the form of taxes. Sadly, we allow this plague of rehabiliation houses to infiltrate our City. Kevin Klopp and The City Manager, should leave their air conditioned offices and drive around to look at the deplorable conditions that exist around the City instead of representing that they don't have the teeth required in the bylaws to make changes. Kevin Klopp spends more time telling people what he cannot do rather than finding ways to get things accoomplished. It is unfortunate that Kevin Klopp wears two hats, one as Assistant City Manager and the other as the Head of Code Enforcement and neither hat fits. This man gets paid $140,000 per annum of our money to sit in his office and is not even aware of one of the biggest construction sites in Deerfield Beach not being enclosed properly while allowing an entire building to be demolished. And the fact that he has not shut this down within 24 hours further exposing the City to this liability is grounds for immediate termination! I am aware that the budget is coming up for review in June and I expect that you put this before the committee and ask for the termination of both the City manager and the Code Enforcer. Changes need to be made ASAP and as a representative of District One, a District that pays approximately 47 percent of the total taxes of the entire City, i want to make it clear that these changes need to be made NOW. I will expect your response within a few days, in writing, before I choose to explore other options.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:30:51 PM Subject: Fwd: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org" <robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org>, "Ron Stark" <ce04@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Muller" <Joe_Muller@sheriff.org>, "Andrew Maurodis" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Hugh Dunkley" <finance08@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 1:04:10 PM Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Mayor Robb: In your May 29 e-mail below you wrote: ?I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority ? The question of the authority to lessen code enforcement liens needs clarification and/or verification. The historical general practice has been that the City Manager ?s office delegates authority to Code Enforcement Division staff to negotiate settlements on fines and liens ? if and only if the property is in compliance -- for no less than 30 cents on the dollar. According to my research, the practice for requests beyond that level of reduction has varied over the years. Since a certain level of revenue from code enforcement fines and liens is anticipated in the City ?s budget each year, at times the City Manager ?s Office has required that any reduction beyond the amount offered by Code Enforcement must be decided by the magistrate at a monthly hearing. At other times, the desire to not delay or discourage transactions placing properties into the ownership of individuals that will properly maintain them has resulted in the City Manager ?s Office negotiating and agreeing to settlements below 30%. I have been informed that these practices (and the variations in the practice) have resulted from directives of the City Commission over the years -- but nothing has been formally resolved. Therefore, please allow me to recommend the following be considered: ?It is hereby resolved by the City Commission of the City of Deerfield Beach that the City Manager is authorized to create, implement and amend if and when appropriate administrative rules and processes regarding the settlement of Code Enforcement Fines and Liens. Such rules and processes shall be publicly released upon their creation and any time they are amended. Such rules and processes shall be available on the City ?s website and posted in the public area of Code Enforcement ?s office. The City Commission directs the City Manager to create and administer rules and processes which are
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fair and consistent, which recognize the motivating impact of a monetarily punitive process as well as the expense involved in staffing the code enforcement operation, and which acknowledge the goal of the Code Enforcement operation is not revenue generation, but compliance and maintenance. ? I ?d be happy to discuss this further if necessary. Absent any clarification, such as the authorization suggested above, the current, unwritten rule and procedure used by the City Manager ?s Office will be that the maximum settlement is 30% and any appeal for further reduction must be presented to the magistrate by the requestor.
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:29 AM To: Amanda Shafer; Sandra Florvella-Pierre; 'robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org'; Lynn Fleming; Ron Stark; Jean M. Robb; 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
There are 5 tires and a dead tree in the front yard. I would like to see those things taken care of before we mitigate lower than the typical 30 percent. The address is 295 NE 45 St., not NW.
From: Amanda Shafer Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 09:12 AM To: Keven Klopp Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:12 AM To: Schnakenberg, Robert Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net; Jean M. Robb; Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Chief, Per Mayor Robb, please review the e-mail below. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 7:46 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre 6_13_2013
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I sopke to the police chief last night, so forward this message to him, and what is the chief's e-mail address as I don't have it.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 4:33:43 PM Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority.
From: "Jesse Acevedo" <jesseace4@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:07:09 PM Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations Honorable Jean Robb, It has been brought to my attention a city lien for yard maintenance on this property and there are no funds available. This violation was due to illness, job lost and unable to afford yard maintenance and not for negligence of responsibility. Per our conversation, the owners are trying to short sale this property and they are not receiving any proceed from the sale. They continue to struggle unemployed with two small children and no funds to satisfy this city code violation. We are trying to close this file towards the end of next week and would appreciate removal of this lien. The new buyers have the ability to maintain the yard and the neighborhood will benefit. If you are not able to remove this lien, please mitigate the amount due under $1,000 and we will exhaust all possible avenues. Your immediate attentions to this matter is appreciated and hope we can help our local residence ?s in distressed. Sincerely,
Jesse
Jesse Acevedo ABR, e-Pro, SFR,SRES Broker Manager - Ace Realty & Investments
Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345 6_13_2013
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From: Sharon Burggrabe [mailto:sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 11:09 AM To: jesseace4@gmail.com Cc: Ron Stark Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Jesse:
Please read the e-mail directly below this message. And, note the address is 295 NE 45 St. not NW. The message has already been sent to Mr. Klopp and Deputy Stark. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423 Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
From: Sharon Burggrabe Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 8:44 AM To: Ron Stark Cc: Keven Klopp Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Magistrate set compliance date of 8/27/2012 or $100/day + $80 Court Costs. Property complied on 5/24/2013. Fine ran 270 days or $$27,000 + $80 Court Costs. Deputy Stark is able to offer 30% reduction or $8,100 + $80 Court Costs.
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Please let me know if you require a letter, or any other documentation. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423 Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:28:35 PM Subject: Fwd: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
From: "Ron Stark" <ce04@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org" <robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 4:13:58 PM Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Hello Mayor, I just wanted to give you a update on this issue. I have spoken with Jesse and explained the process to him and his options available. We are in the process of working it out. If you have any questions please contact me.
Deputy Ron Stark Broward County Sheriffs Office Deerfield Beach District Code Enforcement Division 954-480-4241 From: Keven Klopp Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 1:04 PM To: Jean M. Robb; 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Cc: 'robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org'; Ron Stark; Burgess Hanson; Joe_Muller@sheriff.org; Andrew Maurodis; Hugh Dunkley Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Mayor Robb: In your May 29 e-mail below you wrote: ?I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority ?
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The question of the authority to lessen code enforcement liens needs clarification and/or verification. The historical general practice has been that the City Manager ?s office delegates authority to Code Enforcement Division staff to negotiate settlements on fines and liens ? if and only if the property is in compliance -- for no less than 30 cents on the dollar. According to my research, the practice for requests beyond that level of reduction has varied over the years. Since a certain level of revenue from code enforcement fines and liens is anticipated in the City ?s budget each year, at times the City Manager ?s Office has required that any reduction beyond the amount offered by Code Enforcement must be decided by the magistrate at a monthly hearing. At other times, the desire to not delay or discourage transactions placing properties into the ownership of individuals that will properly maintain them has resulted in the City Manager ?s Office negotiating and agreeing to settlements below 30%. I have been informed that these practices (and the variations in the practice) have resulted from directives of the City Commission over the years -- but nothing has been formally resolved. Therefore, please allow me to recommend the following be considered: ?It is hereby resolved by the City Commission of the City of Deerfield Beach that the City Manager is authorized to create, implement and amend if and when appropriate administrative rules and processes regarding the settlement of Code Enforcement Fines and Liens. Such rules and processes shall be publicly released upon their creation and any time they are amended. Such rules and processes shall be available on the City ?s website and posted in the public area of Code Enforcement ?s office. The City Commission directs the City Manager to create and administer rules and processes which are fair and consistent, which recognize the motivating impact of a monetarily punitive process as well as the expense involved in staffing the code enforcement operation, and which acknowledge the goal of the Code Enforcement operation is not revenue generation, but compliance and maintenance. ? I ?d be happy to discuss this further if necessary. Absent any clarification, such as the authorization suggested above, the current, unwritten rule and procedure used by the City Manager ?s Office will be that the maximum settlement is 30% and any appeal for further reduction must be presented to the magistrate by the requestor.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 7:46 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
From: "Jesse Acevedo" <jesseace4@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:07:09 PM Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations Honorable Jean Robb, It has been brought to my attention a city lien for yard maintenance on this property and there are no funds available. This violation was due to illness, job lost and unable to afford yard maintenance and not for negligence of responsibility. Per our conversation, the owners are trying to short sale this property and they are not receiving any proceed from the sale. They continue to struggle unemployed with two small children and no funds to satisfy this city code violation.
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We are trying to close this file towards the end of next week and would appreciate removal of this lien. The new buyers have the ability to maintain the yard and the neighborhood will benefit. If you are not able to remove this lien, please mitigate the amount due under $1,000 and we will exhaust all possible avenues. Your immediate attentions to this matter is appreciated and hope we can help our local residence ?s in distressed. Sincerely,
Jesse
Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345

Jesse:
Please read the e-mail directly below this message. And, note the address is 295 NE 45 St. not NW. The message has already been sent to Mr. Klopp and Deputy Stark. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423
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Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
Magistrate set compliance date of 8/27/2012 or $100/day + $80 Court Costs. Property complied on 5/24/2013. Fine ran 270 days or $$27,000 + $80 Court Costs. Deputy Stark is able to offer 30% reduction or $8,100 + $80 Court Costs. Please let me know if you require a letter, or any other documentation. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423 Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:12:25 PM Subject: Fwd: Advisory Legal Opinion - Sunshine Law. meeting attended;by city commissioners
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 1:50:24 AM Subject: Fwd: Advisory Legal Opinion - Sunshine Law. meeting attended by city commissioners
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:21:38 AM Subject: Fwd: Agreements between DB and Broward County - roads
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 11:22:27 AM Subject: RE: Agreements between DB and Broward County - roads
Thank you. Ira
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2013 14:54:35 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: isomerset@hotmail.com Subject: Re: Agreements between DB and Broward County - roads I have copied all of the agrements, and I probably will put this on the agenda for the first meeting in May at which time I will ask Don Thomas to testify as what the county and city had agreed to. He is one of most fervent supporters so I know I can count on him since his signature is on the main documents. Hope everything is well with you. JEAN
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 10:41:46 AM Subject: Agreements between DB and Broward County - roads
Dear Mayor Robb (Jean) ~ Thank you again for your time yesterday. We appreciated the opportunity to talk with you frankly and openly. As requested, I have attached copies of the agreements between the City and County re the 4 roads bordering Century Village. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me (954-246-4476 or isomerset@hotmail.com). Best regards, Ira Ira Somerset
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:28:25 AM Subject: Fwd: appalled. mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> Sent: Friday, June 7, 2013 2:07:40 PM Subject: Re: appalled. Thanks for the kind words. You were no more stinned than I was at what I deemed an attack upon my integrity. I know that there is at least one commissioner that does not like having a woman mayor who talks.. I will continue to investigate and do my job with passion as it is the only way I know how to operate.
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, June 7, 2013 11:21:57 AM Subject: FW: appalled.
From: longbeachny@live.com To: web.commisson@deerfield-beach.com; tstencel@hotmail.com Subject: appalled. Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2013 11:18:32 -0400 City Commissioners: After reading yesterday's article regarding Mayor Jean Robb I can only say that this antagonistic behavior against our elected mayor is appalling. Mayor Robb has brought forth many issues in our city that have been ignored for years. Apparently, this seems to annoy several commissioners and many city staffers. The bottom line is this: we the people, voted for Mayor Robb to serve our city. We are beyond tired of hearing excuses and being ignored on issues that our taxes pay to be resolved. We elect officials to represent the people of their districts and to work TOGETHER to improve our city's infrastructure and decide (with citizen input) on the future of our city -- not to squabble, not to push personal political agendas, and not to waste our time with unnecessary drama. We implore you to find a way to work as the team we citizens need you to be. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:10:05 AM Subject: Fwd: Application for Beautification Board
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:07:51 PM Subject: Re: Application for Beautification Board Thank you, but Ganz don't like me because I don't tolerate his foolishness and how he bully people. Ok, so lets see how it plays out and what antigues he come up with to not add me to that board. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net>; To: Patricia Saunders <psaund000@yahoo.com>; Subject: Re: Application for Beautification Board Sent: Fri, Apr 19, 2013 2:29:04 PM
We are going to eliminate the Beautification committee and add their work to the community appearance board by adding 2 more members to that board. When the dissolution is complete at the 5-7 meeting I will offer your name to be appointed, but I might ask Ganz to do it since you are in his district. Lets wait to see how this plays out.
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 5:56:12 PM Subject: Application for Beautification Board Ms. Jean Robb, I am submitting a copy of my application to you for the beautification board that I would like to be part of. I will submitt the original application to the City Clerks Office tomorrow or I will fax it to them if I cannot go in person. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik 954-830-4465
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:14:08 AM Subject: Fwd: appointments
From: "Charles Laser" <claser@comcast.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 11:57:55 AM Subject: Re: appointments ? Thank you Jean, while we voted and supported you through our friends we are now finding that some of the people who opposed you are now for you because you are providing leadership the city was waiting for. You now have more support than you may realize. Good luck in your endeavors. Best Regards, Chuck Laser (Dr. Charles Laser LLD/HC)
----- Original Message ----From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: claser@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 6:31 AM Subject: appointments
I have your resume, and when there is an opening for your talents, I shall let you know. Jean M. Robb mamamayor@comcast.net
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:54:28 PM Subject: Fwd: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: "Suzan Scott" <SLess@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "La'Marr Ruffin" <twentysecond@comcast.net>, "Donna Defronzo" <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com>, "Gordon HUD Miami John" <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 11:01:05 AM Subject: Re: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB Ok Ms. Susan, let me know as soon as possible when the papers are going to be ready for me to sign. And please note according to the appraisal there is suppose to be landscaping. There is no noted item or number for landscaping ON MY SPECS. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Suzan Scott <SLess@deerfield-beach.com> To: "psaund000@yahoo.com" <psaund000@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <DDeFronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 9:48 AM Subject: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
Good Afternoon Ms. Saunders-Malik, Attached is your appraisal. Thank you, Suzan Scott City of Deerfield Beach Community Development Division Secretary
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954-480-6420 *954-480-6480 FAX sscott@deerfield-beach.com
From: Angela Polanco [mailto:APolanco@crafla.org] Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 8:46 AM To: Shekeria Brown; Suzan Scott Subject: FW: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
Ms Malik 2nd Rehab appraisal

Thank you,
?$200,000.00. attached
Angela Polanco Community Redevelopment Associates of Fl. Program Specialist 8569 Pines Blvd #201 Pembroke Pines FL 33024 Tel:(954) 431-7866 ext 120 Fax:(954) 431-6882
From: Karen Krachenfels [mailto:info@landmarkres.com] Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 10:34 PM To: Angela Polanco Subject: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
Hi Angela, Thank you for your appraisal order. Please find attached the appraisal report, along with a copy of the invoice. Karen
-Karen Krachenfels, Operations Manager Landmark Appraisal & Realty Group, Inc. 301 Clematis Street, Suite #3000 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (561) 853-2129 (561) 853-2203 fax i nf o@ l andm ar kr es. com Tax I.D. 27-3571203 6_13_2013
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:49:24 PM Subject: Fwd: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "Susan Scott" <sscott@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "La'Marr Ruffin" <twentysecond@comcast.net>, "Donna Defronzo" <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com>, "HUD Miami John Gordon" <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>, "Armando HUD Miami Fana" <armando.fana@hud.gov>, "Ann D. Chavis" <Ann.D.Chavis@hud.gov>, "Andrew Maurodis" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, marty@crafla.org Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:40:35 AM Subject: Re: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB Good morning all, I Mrs. Saunders-Malik am still waiting to sign the promissory note. Tomorrow will make a week that I send out emails and no one have contacted me as yet to sign the promissory note. Rehab. Needs to start on my home, and everyone wants to drag their foot. The second appraisal was done and completed last week now I want to know what is the hold up. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Patricia Saunders <psaund000@yahoo.com>; To: Suzan Scott <SLess@deerfield-beach.com>; Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>; Cc: La'Marr Ruffin <twentysecond@comcast.net>; Donna Defronzo <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; Gordon HUD Miami John <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>; Bcc: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net>; Preston Ben Deerfield Beach Commissioner <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com>; Subject: Re: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB Sent: Thu, May 16, 2013 3:01:05 PM
Ok Ms. Susan, let me know as soon as possible when the papers are going to be ready for me to sign. And please note according to the appraisal there is suppose to be landscaping. There is no noted item or number for landscaping ON MY SPECS. Thank you,
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From: Suzan Scott <SLess@deerfield-beach.com> To: "psaund000@yahoo.com" <psaund000@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <DDeFronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 9:48 AM Subject: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
Good Afternoon Ms. Saunders-Malik, Attached is your appraisal. Thank you, Suzan Scott City of Deerfield Beach Community Development Division Secretary 954-480-6420 *954-480-6480 FAX sscott@deerfield-beach.com
From: Angela Polanco [mailto:APolanco@crafla.org] Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 8:46 AM To: Shekeria Brown; Suzan Scott Subject: FW: APPRAISAL & INVOICE FOR SAUNDERS-MALIK-DFB
Ms Malik 2nd Rehab appraisal

Thank you,
?$200,000.00. attached
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Hi Angela, Thank you for your appraisal order. Please find attached the appraisal report, along with a copy of the invoice. Karen
-Karen Krachenfels, Operations Manager Landmark Appraisal & Realty Group, Inc. 301 Clematis Street, Suite #3000 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (561) 853-2129 (561) 853-2203 fax info@landmarkres.com Tax I.D. 27-3571203
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:20:17 AM Subject: Fwd: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Drjem" <drjem@att.net> To: "Heather Montemayor" <HMontemayor@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Reynolds" <dreyn@bellsouth.net>, "Quintella Tross" <QJones@deerfield-beach.com>, "Samantha Gillyard" <DCClerk@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ada Graham Johnson" <agjohnson@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 12:29:41 PM Subject: Re: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Ms. Montemayor, Thank you for your kind correspondence re: tonight's (April 16, 2013) Deerfield Beach City Commission meeting. Additionally, I thank you for the agenda regarding pertinent data for being "sworn in" (in the event I am confirmed & have a sufficient number of votes to secure my Mayoral (Mayor Robb's) appointment to the Housing Authority Board. You may report to the Mayor that I will attend tonight's meeting as requested. Professionally, Dr. Jamie E. Marlowe
----- Original Message ----From: Heather Montemayor To: drjem@att.net Cc: Ada Graham Johnson ; Samantha Gillyard ; Quintella Tross Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 11:07 AM Subject: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Good Morning, Mayor Robb is requesting your attendance at tonight ?s Regular City Commission Meeting at 7:00 p.m. You are on the agenda to be appointed to the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority, and she is requesting your presence at the meeting so you can be sworn in. Should you need anything else, please contact the City Clerk ?s Office at (954) 480-4213. Thanks!
Heather J. Montemayor City of Deerfield Beach Admin. Support Specialist 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 P: (954) 480-4213 F: (954) 480-4323
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:19:24 AM Subject: Fwd: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
From: "Drjem" <drjem@att.net> To: "Heather Montemayor" <HMontemayor@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 4:37:15 PM Subject: Re: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Ms. Montemayor, My correct phone number is: (954) 993-1919 Thank You. Professionally, Dr. Jamie Marlowe
----- Original Message ----From: Heather Montemayor To: Drjem Cc: Ada Graham Johnson ; Samantha Gillyard ; Quintella Tross Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 2:53 PM Subject: RE: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Dr. Marlowe, We look forward to seeing you there. Also, the phone number that we received from you is not working. If you could please confirm your number with
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us; we have it as (954) 939-1919. Thanks!

From: Drjem [mailto:drjem@att.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 12:30 PM To: Heather Montemayor Cc: David Reynolds; Quintella Tross; Samantha Gillyard; Ada Graham Johnson Subject: Re: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Ms. Montemayor, Thank you for your kind correspondence re: tonight's (April 16, 2013) Deerfield Beach City Commission meeting. Additionally, I thank you for the agenda regarding pertinent data for being "sworn in" (in the event I am confirmed & have a sufficient number of votes to secure my Mayoral (Mayor Robb's) appointment to the Housing Authority Board. You may report to the Mayor that I will attend tonight's meeting as requested. Professionally, Dr. Jamie E. Marlowe
----- Original Message ----From: Heather Montemayor To: drjem@att.net Cc: Ada Graham Johnson ; Samantha Gillyard ; Quintella Tross Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 11:07 AM Subject: April 16, 2013 RCC Meeting
Good Morning, Mayor Robb is requesting your attendance at tonight ?s Regular City Commission Meeting at 7:00 p.m. You are on the agenda to be appointed to the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority, and she is requesting your presence at the meeting so you can be sworn in. Should you need anything else, please contact the City Clerk ?s Office at (954) 480-4213.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:51:42 PM Subject: Fwd: Baggs Properties
From: "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 7:05:31 AM Subject: Re: Baggs Properties Not yet. In May sometime. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com On Mar 27, 2013, at 6:55 AM, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Lets tell the realtor that it will be discussed by the commission at the workshop you mentioned. Have we scheduled such a workshop?
From: "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 9:29:41 PM Subject: Re: Baggs Properties Good evening. I would be happy to discuss the history in more detail if you desire. The City in the past has not been interested in the purchase of the property.
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It could be a topic for the City Commission to discuss at the Dixie Highway/Downtown workshop to determine if would be useful to redevelop the area or expand City facilities. Thank you. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com On Mar 26, 2013, at 4:41 PM, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: > Burgess \, can you look at this and respond to the realtor as to whether the city has any interest in the old Epic Printing building. You would know better than I. > > ________________________________ > From: "John D. McQueston" <john@johnmcqueston.com> > To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> > Cc: "Brian Baggs" <epicbl@gmail.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 4:32:56 PM > Subject: Baggs Properties > > Jean: > > It was a pleasure speaking with you today and congratulations on your recent > mayoral victory. Attached please find the information on the above property > for your review. I would be happy to meet with you in person to discuss this > further. Please let me know if the city would have an interest in acquiring > the parcels. > > > > Cordially, > >
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> > > > John D. McQueston, MBA > > Commercial Property Specialist - Broker Associate > > Campbell & Rosemurgy Commercial Real Estate > > 1233 E. Hillsboro Blvd. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-427-8686 Office > > 954-427-0117 Fax > > 561-706-7721 Cell > > john@johnmcqueston.com > > www.johnmcqueston.com > > > > <ATT00001> > <185 NE 2nd Ave Sales Brochure.pdf> > <Survey 185 NE 2 Ave.pdf>
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:45:40 PM Subject: Fwd: Baseball
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 7:23:46 AM Subject: Baseball Hello Jean, Looks as if Ben and others have changed course and we are going to get Real Baseball for Westside Park. This will open the road in building a feeders to the High School. Further it will open the door for Future Tournaments here in Deerfield Beach where people can fill the hotels, restaurants and Beaches while adults to Children play baseball, as they do all over the State. With this filed opening and you working on your budget, their is going to need more money for baseball probably what you thought initially would be a good place to start. Mr. Adams, his son Wayne Adams, Lamar McFay, Pee Wee, Sandra and Dianne and many others helped but its looking like Ben Got it done. Still waiting to see the sight plans.
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:15:46 AM Subject: Fwd: Baseball Field mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 3:31:56 PM Subject: Re: Baseball Field Spoke with early this morning. John On Apr 17, 2013, at 3:05 PM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: Please contact Wayne Adams. His e-mail address is Wayne1adams@Yahoo.com
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 1:24:34 PM Subject: Baseball Field Jean, Ernesto and I left before the final ending of the meeting. Unfortunately I missed the baseball part - it is not the proper field to build. This is the only spot in all of Deerfield I know of to build a full size field. And they do have the space. Unfortunately you all have know idea. John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 9:59:16 AM Subject: Fwd: Baseball in Westside Park
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: "web commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Elizabeth Roberts" <ERoberts@sun-sentinel.com>, "Ariel Barkhurst" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com>, observernews@comcast.net, "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 9:28:20 AM Subject: Baseball in Westside Park Good morning Ben, I was alarmed what I learned of at Joe Millers District 1 meeting and how I understood things at your District 2 meeting. When I was at your meeting I heard of the wonderful news to many that baseball was coming back to Westside Park, and that they would have two baseball fields. Wow I thought!! Great to hear this as we could really start building a baseball program within our community all the way up through the High School where some of the boys and girls would even be able to get scholarships. I believe that is what you were indicating. I was thinking we could really streamline this so that we have one of the best programs within the county, that is fully sustainable. When I was at Joe Millers District Meeting I met one of the Senior City people that mentioned to me that they broke ground on the baseball fields and a comment was made, that they were small ones. So the comment started to bother me as I wondered what that meant. Well I finally found my answers, and though of the old saying something of something is better then nothing. This is something Mom taught me well. However, I decided to call others in District 2 that were also excited about baseball coming back to District 2 and ask them what they felt they were
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getting? They all thought like me. I felt after learning what was being put over in Westside Park, and how I thought I heard it at the District 2 meeting, that we all were sold a bill of goods and I would like you to know this. I do understand that you need so much space. I guess now after learning that they are only getting one field where the limit will be for 12 years and below and then the other field which is smaller and called a practice field, makes you really wonder. I still am not sure what good that will be. When it comes to parks and recreation, it has been butchered in recent years. I do not believe you all have any idea on what I am talking about. Look what happened to Pioneer Park! We all know so well the Bill of Goods that we were sold there after the many workshops. The amount of Shenanigans that has gone on the last 4 years needs to stop. We can argue about it in person but not at one of these meetings and that is why rarely do you see large turnouts. Our City manager you all have to realize has no real life experience in raising a family and bringing up boys and girls through the system, as do many of the young people that have been hired in recent years and being given outrageous salaries. Its time for some change - Real Change. The best investment in this city that can be made is in our children. And I do not see that happening wit the people that have been brought in to run the Parks and Recreation. Their were several other points made at your meeting to that I do not agree with you on or that are redundant and again I found many of your constituents agreed as well. I am not sure where we can go from here, but I am will to try if you are willing to listen to others. Kind Regards, John Grassi 954-678-8418
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:44:31 PM Subject: Fwd: Beach Events
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 7:30:52 AM Subject: Beach Events Hello Jean, What I was trying to tell you is that business is dead up on the beach now and events such as volley ball would bring money there. That said you do not want the beaches used for that, many of us would say why not? It would bring in income. The problem though is not that - it is the expense to do it, and that is whether it is here or somewhere else in Broward County. The BSO and their requirements has become cost prohibitive. Please do not make Deerfield a place like what Fort Lauderdale is. Fort Lauderdale has become a place mainly for the rich and famous not a place like it use to be. Delray is the New Las Olas, why because they have a progressive bunch of people there. BRGRDS, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:56:42 PM Subject: Fwd: beach parking stickers
From: "Warren Wepman" <warrenwep@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 5:53:47 PM Subject: Re: beach parking stickers
Thank you so much for the prompt reply. We are 11 year taxpaying residents of Century Village in Deerfield Beach. When I was refused a beach parking permit in December 2012 for 2013 I was very disappointed (and surprised) and feel we have been discriminated against. I urge you to change the rule back so that we can get a beach parking permit notwithstanding that the automobile we own does not have a Florida license tag. Thank you for your consideration. Warren Wepman warrenwep@hotmail.com www.wepman.com 493 Tilford W Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 (954) 708-2596
From: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:10 PM To: warrenwep@hotmail.com Subject: beach parking stickers
This issue will be discussed at budget hearings and the decision will be made at that time and will become effective with the new budget come October 1, 2013. Jean M. Robb
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:43:21 PM Subject: Fwd: Ben Preston's Meeting - George Edmunds mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 11:39:04 PM Subject: Ben Preston's Meeting - George Edmunds
Hello Jean, Ben's meeting was very interesting considering it has taken him two years to get to this. I left last night shaking my head on how much work you have to do. To do the work you need to do, we need to understand how we can get rid of Burgess Hanson? What options are there? To make a long story short you need a City Manager asap. How do we get one for you asap????? Further Ricky Read - whom ever you spoke with, that would be a ridiculous move. Grounds maintenance, chemicals, and a few other things he does well. However for this position, he does not have the real experience for this position. So again I come back to George Edmunds, former assistant Dean of FAU, now working for the Engineering Department at FAU. Jack Disher nor Ricky in my opinion have what George has to offer. But you need to see this for your self. You need to stick to your guns and meet with these people yourself and then form your own opinion. Example - You know now Kathleen Williams, and you are a good judge of character, and guess what I know you like her and feel comfortable with her. Well George I am sure you will feel the same about, a matter of fact - if you met his mother - you two would end up becoming best friends. Further many of the District two people love and respect George. He had a great working relationship with everyone outside of the city as well. Sorry but though Ricky and Jack may be nice people this is not the position in my opinion for either of them. Also George is not the type of person that is going to come to you looking for a job, he is loyal, hardworking. I think you should call him at your earliest convenience and have a cup of coffee with him, he surely knows and understands the inner workings of Deerfield Beach. His telephone number is 954-415-5060. You should find time to meet him!!! It will be helpful, I will pick you up and drive you to his home if you like. I am here for you always. Go Jean Go, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:46:01 AM Subject: Fwd: board appointment
From: "Maureen Kenny" <maureenc.kenny@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 2:30:10 PM Subject: Re: board appointment Well, Happy Easter!! I would really like P & Z I can help w/ Cultural Committee any time.... Or be on both... Sent from my iPhone On Mar 31, 2013, at 9:32 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
I am submitting your name for appointment to the Cultural Committee. I am sure that you will be able to add a real spark to their activities. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:12:29 AM Subject: Fwd: Broward Board of Rules and Appeals
From: "serge De Rose" <serge9146@yahoo.fr> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:01:07 AM Subject: Broward Board of Rules and Appeals
good morning Jean I noted that the City changed its instructions for low voltage cables. I have tried everything possible to rectify the situation but I feel that we are loosing the battle. In a nutshell its costs me 558 $ to install the satellite dish which i find is unreasonable. Did you have a chance to talk to Mr. Dumbaugh of the Board of rules and appeals this gentleman recommended to five of us to make a complaint to the FCC and 100 % we will win our case. He does not return my calls. Best regards Serge
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:37:47 PM Subject: Fwd: Broward County Department of Natural Resources Protection
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 8:56:10 AM Subject: Fw: Broward County Department of Natural Resources Protection
Broward County Department of Natural Resources Protection Municipality does not have a specific pollution prevention ordinance or resolution. Pollution Prevention Definition: Pollution Prevention (P2) is reducing or eliminating the creation of pollutants or wastes at the source, through using less hazardous raw materials, or using more efficient practices or processes. Pollution Prevention includes reducing the use of energy, water, and other resources through conservation or increased efficiency. Numeric P2 Goals: Not Applicable because of lack of P2 legislation Assistance Offered: The technical support program provides the following services: 1. Develops Pollution Prevention and Best Management Practices (P2-BMP) 2. Provides technical assistance through non-regulatory, confidential site visits 3. Creates and maintain a P2 library The Education Program provides the following services: 1. Provides workshops 2. Publishes technical bulletins 3. Creates fact sheets 4. Publishes Brochures Reporting Requirements: Not Applicable Incentives: Not Applicable Funding: Not Applicable Contact: Kay M. Gervasi, Pollution Prevention Manager Broward County Department of Natural Resources Protection 218 SW 1st Ave. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954/519-1257 Fax: 954/765-4804 e-mail: kgervasi@co.broward.fl.us Last Updated: October 8, 1997
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:07:39 AM Subject: Fwd: BSO
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2013 8:34:09 AM Subject: BSO Hello Jean, Have heard that we received a bill from theBSO for $2.5 million dollars which is above the negotiated amount. Are you able to confirm and give us some clarification on this? Thank you, John Grassi
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:13:02 PM Subject: Fwd: Budget
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 7:30:50 AM Subject: Budget
Hello Jean, I have heard that the budget is being put together and rumor has it that there are many raises for people. I hope this is not the case. Further its time for some discussion on one of your points about getting rid of the pensions and health insurance for the commissioners. Further like any others with common sense, its a disgrace to think that the commission, is entitled to a pension after 6 years of service and health for the rest of their lives after 8 years of service. BRGRDS, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:23:06 PM Subject: Fwd: Budget Time
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 7:04:34 PM Subject: Budget Time
Hello Jean, I was with some other friends this weekend in Miami and they mentioned that they will be seeing increases in the millage rate. I wonder what your thoughts are on this. Salaries are going down in the private sector. Insurance is going up, and if you increase the tax on us, with what the salaries are with in our city, I do not think it is fair. Thank you, John Grassi
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:42:48 PM Subject: Fwd: Budget
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 7:30:50 AM Subject: Budget
Hello Jean, I have heard that the budget is being put together and rumor has it that there are many raises for people. I hope this is not the case. Further its time for some discussion on one of your points about getting rid of the pensions and health insurance for the commissioners. Further like any others with common sense, its a disgrace to think that the commission, is entitled to a pension after 6 years of service and health for the rest of their lives after 8 years of service. BRGRDS, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:23:23 PM Subject: Fwd: call
From: "serge De Rose" <serge9146@yahoo.fr> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 6, 2013 8:38:24 PM Subject: call
Good evening Mrs. Robb I do not understand. Up until now we had an excellent relationship. In the correspondence that i sent to the congressman and the governor I took the precaution to mention (under a previous administration) and when i sent these letters to you i specified that we are working with you to achieve our goals. Best regards Serge and Michel
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:36:52 PM Subject: Fwd: Charter Committee
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 8:54:23 AM Subject: Charter Committee
Noted let me retitle this subject heading for easy reference. Also how many people do you plan for this committee and will you get support from the other commissioners for the vote? Have a great day. John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 8:26 AM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
Lets plan to meet with him after the April 2 meeting when I am putting it on the agenda to be able to make the appointments on the 16th.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 3:44:37 PM
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Hello Jean, I think he would be interested, that said I think you need to ask him out for a cup of coffee and talk with him about it? I personally think he is the perfect person to lead this for you. The question now is, in creating such a board, you are going to need 3 votes - correct? Who can we bank on? His cell number is 954-703-0314. And what do we want to revisit in the Charter? I know there must be many things. Also how many people should be on it and it needs to be the will of the people be hind it. Remember Fred Forman is in contact with District 3 Rosen-- quite often. What else is up. I have not called you as I am not sure of your schedule, it was a pleasure meeting you son Leo. What a beautiful family. You definitely have the luck of the Irish with you. Talk with you later, John
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I feel pretty good. I am putting the creation of a charter revision Board on the April 2 meeting, and if it passes, we shall be making appointments at the meeting on the 16th. I love Ernesto, and would he be interested?
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 9:51:48 AM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
Good Morning Jean, I would like to speak with you about this first, before you move forward on this. I am looking to help in any way I can so do not take this message any differently. I would like you to consider though someone else for this position that I think would do a better job then I. You have met him in recent months and he is like my older brother. Ernesto (Ernie) Gonzalez. Lets speak about this in a couple of days, please. In the mean time - how do you feel? John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 6:51 AM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
First I will ask for a charter revision Board to be created. I hope to put you on that as my appointee.
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From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 12:06:44 AM Subject: Your First meeting
Hello Jean, Overall I thought it went well. 1.) The issue on the trees - I do not know if I would have touched that. Or maybe that was just a ploy of yours as you know you were not going to win that. Also when preparing your numbers you need to have the people understand them and the economic impact when something is higher and you are trying to have them buy into it. But people do not believe things anymore with out see it. You may disagree but I know I am correct on this. 2.) Bernie Parnells was out there telling the others from Century Village that Bill Gantz told him that Jean is going to have a rude awakening. 3.) On Larry's Website he has the names of the employees and what they make - it is all public information and it saves people time in requesting documents and offers them transparency. Please see the attached (Village of Oak Lawn). This may be something you might want to have initiated on the website. 4.) Joe Miller - I do not know if he is going to vote with you, I suppose you need to test the waters with some small things and see which way the frog jumps. 5.) Do you have a plan of what you will do everyday? If you need a guideline - go to your platform - the five things. I will drop you these notes once in a while - they are just thoughts. I am the sort of person that likes to bounce things back and forth. Good night , Jean
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mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/12/2013 6:49:17 PM
Subject: Fwd: Chaz Stevens sent this email to Ben Preston, he wants him;to go against Robb....I hope he doesn't listen
From: "sandy J" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: "mayor robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "r hall" <kolours@comcast.net>, "Rev. Knowles" <pastorknowles@comcast.net>, "Sharon Keitt" <skitty49@hotmail.com>, "Stephanie Hall" <bsugar59@yahoo.com>, "diane chisholm" <dchishol5@aol.com>, "Dfld Bch Chrisian Ministerial Association" <bzzly2002@yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2013 10:31:41 AM Subject: FW: Chaz Stevens sent this email to Ben Preston, he wants him to go against Robb....I hope he doesn't listen take a look at this.
We ?ve sent this email to Comm. Ben Preston (0)

Category: Deerfield Beach March 21, 2013 1:02 pm Hey Ben; A couple of keen observations: 1. To date, you ?ve been wishy-washy. You better grow a pair. And soon. Your youthful story of appearing on TV only gets so much mileage. 2. Remember your words, ?You represent all of the people. ? That ?s both sides of the coin ? and, BTW, both sides of that coin aren ?t black. 3. A lot can happen in two years. Poitier and Robb are old. You ?re a prayer guy, maybe send a good word or three upstairs. This being said.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:23:11 AM Subject: Fwd: city clerk's office
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 6:42:36 AM Subject: city clerk's office
Since we are planning to give a certificate to the student from Deerfield High, please make sure that the clerk's office notifies him. Also would you ask Commissioner Preston whether he would like to do the award to Marcus at the meeting on the 18th. He did it once at the Boy's and Gir's club but it might be good to appreciate two outstanding students from Deerfield Beach that are not being honored for athletics.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:00:37 AM Subject: Fwd: City Employees
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:37:02 AM Subject: City Employees Hello Jean, I have to go to Pioneer park as several people from the City they supported you want to speak with me at 10am John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 9:59:52 AM Subject: Fwd: City Employees
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:37:02 AM Subject: City Employees Hello Jean, I have to go to Pioneer park as several people from the City they supported you want to speak with me at 10am John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:14:14 PM Subject: Fwd: City waste contracts
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: bsugar59@yahoo.com, dchishol5@aol.com, mamamayor@comcast.net, kolours@comcast.net, jgrassi3@gmail.com, "grassi john" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:28:08 PM Subject: Fwd: City waste contracts
-------- Original message -------From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com Date: 05/08/2013 3:11 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Subject: City waste contracts
Waste Company Plays Environment Card In New Radio Ads Filed under: General News Read the rest of this entry The commission will be voting on this soon. Waste Company Plays Environment Card In New Radio Ads BY BUDDY NEVINS 6_13_2013
Page 2 The upstart company fighting for a piece of the county ?s multi-millon dollar waste disposal business is trying a new tactic to win business for the environment. A Sun-Bergeron spokesman said the company made ?a substantial radio buy ? and that the ads begin this week. ? radio ads proclaiming they are better
Message ads are a unique move in Broward, but they are often used in Tallahassee and Washington to sway legislative bodies. Here it is being used to convince city commissioners to pick Sun-Bergeron to dispose of waste. The ads asks residents ?to call the city commission and tell them to work with Sun-Bergeron ? for environmental reasons.
Sun-Bergeron promises to meet state recycling goals of recycling 75 percent of waste by 2020. Their huge competitor Wheelabrator Technologies, who has had a near-monopoly on Broward ?s waste since the late 1980s, makes no such promise to cities. There might be a reason for Wheelabrator ?s avoidance of recycling talk: Under the expiring Wheelabrator deal, only 24 percent of Broward ?s waste was recycled in 2011 ?far less than the 75 percent goal. Wheeabrator has been burning much of its waste in its two huge Broward incinerators or burying it in its North Broward landfill . The timing of Sun-Bergeron ?s ads is vital. Eight cities, including some of the biggest in Broward, still haven ?t decided how they will replace the existing Wheelabrator contract, which ends July 2. Cities have a choice of continuing with Wheelabrator or picking Sun-Bergeron. At stake are tens of millions of dollars annually in fees. Undecided cities include Deerfield Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Lauderhill, Oakland Park, Pembroke Park, Southwest Ranches and Sunrise., according to a county document released this morning. Sun-Bergeron is a joint venture of Sun Recycling of Palm Beach County and Broward entrepreneur Ron Bergeron. Here is the ad: Better 60R.MP3 (AAC audio) Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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From: To: CC: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
Date: 6/12/2013 10:15:36 AM Subject: Fwd: Click the link
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 7:19:54 AM Subject: Fwd: Click the link Did you hear anything about Peggy husband being arrested.
-------- Original message -------From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: 04/11/2013 6:26 AM (GMT-05:00) To: sandy J <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: Click the link
That w as what Chaz Stevens had on him and then he stopped using it after he became Peggy's friend.
From: "sandy J" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: "diane chisholm" <dchishol5@aol.com>, "Ron" <rbablessings7@comcast.net>, "r hall" <kolours@comcast.net>, "Julie" <renaudjulie31@yahoo.com>, "mayor robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "John Grassi" <grassijohn@yahoo.com>, bigcee72@yahoo.com, "carressa jackson" <carressa_jackson@yahoo.com>, "Vernail Dantzler's" <vdantzler@dantzlerlaw office.com>, "Stephanie Hall" <bsugar59@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 11:03:35 PM Subject: FW: Click the link
Take a look at this. Someone sent it to me.
This is is a video in which former Mayor Peggy Noland's husband Howard, claimed to have been injured in 2001, after which he collected 860 hours of workers compensation. The video w as shot by a private investigator. Howard was never charged because Deerfield city officials covered up for him because Peggy was a Commissioner at the time.
http://www.youtube.com/w atch?v=uDNu7v-xHLA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:10:28 AM Subject: Fwd: comment on state funding cut
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 12:49:52 PM Subject: RE: comment on state funding cut
Thanks, KIddo
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 11:11 AM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: comment on state funding cut
It is so shortsighted on the part of the governer. We know that there is such an increasing need for services with the aging of our population.
Peggy tried to convince everyone that's what I had (that's just a joke between you andme.)
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 8:38:05 AM Subject: comment on state funding cut
Hey Jean- would you want to comment on the $195,000 state funding cut for the Alzheimer ?s Day Care Center here being proposed by the governor? Donna says it is half of her budget for Alzheimer services.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:38:05 AM Subject: Fwd: commission meeting
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 7:40:08 PM Subject: Fwd: commission meeting
Please read this to steve From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 3:31:17 PM Subject: FW: commission meeting
Mayor Robb, City Commissioners and City Manager, I watched the video of the commission meeting held Tuesday, June 4th where Commissioner Gantz addressed the Mayor regarding the incident with my wife and my wife's supervisor , MikeMilanowski, Director of Human Resources.
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I am going to provide you with the real facts of what happened since this conversation was between myself and Mayor Jean Robb. My wife has been repeatedly bullied and harassed by her supervisor Mike Milanowski, HR Director. This particular incident that was mentioned at the commission meeting on June 4th, was one of those times. I tried calling the City Manager, Burges Hanson and left a message. The City Manager did not call me back. I was extremely frustrated that no one at the City was taking this issue seriously; so I contacted the Mayor. Mayor Jean Robb was very polite by allowing me to vent my frustration about the way the City Manager was allowing an employee to be treated for months and do nothing about it even after a letter was sent to the City Manager, City attorney and Commission regarding the conduct of Mike Milanowski. When I spoke to the Mayor that day she said, Tell Lola to stay home that day and not to worry, that she would look into it. If Commissioner Gantz wants to use this simple statement against the Mayor, instead of looking at the real problem which is "Why did the City Manager not return my call and how can the City Manager allow one of his employees to endure bullying and harassing work conditions for so long after being made aware? The real question is, "How did Commissioner Gantz get a copy of this e-mail from one department to another department? was he cc'd on the original email?" Who gave a copy of the original e-mail to Commissioner Gantz which was sent originally only to Rene Pelaez, Risk and Safety Manager for a simple payroll clarification?" Richard Badilo Also to Ariel at Sun Sentinel Why is it you found this information worthy of being immediately investigated and print worthy when you have not responded to any of my e-mail regarding information I provided you? I was led to believe from you and your editor that the information I provided was also print worthy. I am starting to believe there may be some preferential treatment between you and the City. What happened to freedom of Speech for all?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "SGK" <74@AOL.COM> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 7:53:18 PM Subject: Fwd: commission meeting
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 3:31:17 PM Subject: FW: commission meeting
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: SDK74@aol.com Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 8:20:34 PM Subject: Fwd: commission meeting
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 3:31:17 PM Subject: FW: commission meeting
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/6/2013 3:34:11 PM Subject: Fwd: commission meeting "Jean M." <Robb> andy@maurodislaw.com
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Date: June 6, 2013, 3:31:17 PM EDT To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Lynn Fleming <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, Amanda Shafer <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: FW: commission meeting
Mayor Robb, City Commissioners and City Manager, I watched the video of the commission meeting held Tuesday, June 4th where Commissioner Gantz addressed the Mayor regarding the incident with my wife and my wife's supervisor , MikeMilanowski, Director of Human Resources. I am going to provide you with the real facts of what happened since this conversation was between myself and Mayor Jean Robb. My wife has been repeatedly bullied and harassed by her supervisor Mike Milanowski, HR Director. This particular incident that was mentioned at the commission meeting on June 4th, was one of those times. I tried calling the City Manager, Burges Hanson and left a message. The City Manager did not call me back. I was extremely frustrated that no one at the City was taking this issue seriously; so I contacted the Mayor. Mayor Jean Robb was very polite by allowing me to vent my frustration about the way the City Manager was allowing an employee to be treated for months and do nothing about it even after a letter was sent to the City Manager, City attorney and Commission regarding the conduct of Mike Milanowski. When I spoke to the Mayor that day she said, Tell Lola to stay home that day and not to worry, that she would look into it. If Commissioner Gantz wants to use this simple statement against the Mayor, instead of looking at the real problem which is "Why did the City Manager not return my call and how can the City Manager allow one of his employees to endure bullying and harassing work conditions for so long after being made aware? The real question is, "How did Commissioner Gantz get a copy of this e-mail from one department to another department? was he cc'd on the original e-mail?" Who gave a copy of the original e-mail to Commissioner Gantz which was sent originally only to Rene Pelaez, Risk and Safety Manager for a simple payroll clarification?" Richard Badilo Also to Ariel at Sun Sentinel Why is it you found this information worthy of being immediately investigated and print worthy when you have not responded to any of my e-mail regarding information I provided you? I was led to believe from you and your editor that the information I provided was also print worthy. I am starting to believe there may be some preferential treatment between you and the City. What happened to freedom of Speech for all?
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From: To: CC: Date: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/12/2013 10:44:31 AM
Subject: Fwd: Commission meeting
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 11:08:28 AM Subject: RE: Re: Commission meeting Hi Jean, I called the dbha this morning to verify the resignations. I asked Martha to call you so you can hear it first hand. Potter resigned as well as Weiss and Maurice. I want you to have the correct info. Caryl mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: I specifically asked the clerk's office whether Potter had resigned, the answer was no. I think the 3 are Emery whose term expired and Weiss and Maurice.
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 3:26:47 PM Subject: Commission meeting Jean..I see that joe and steve r speaking as well. Andy used a statute to not allow me to dish on noland. Perhaps you can use this on chaz to stop him asap. Of course you need to be careful since joe and steve r probably doing somewhat the same thing to noland. I believe the Pelican reported "the three" resigned. I went to the dbha on monday and I believe the receptionist said all three resigned. I was told you went there. Could it be that potter resigned after u were there? I trust you have good people to replace those who resigned. Connick had no faith in you. He's with some of the SOBs with regard to u and me. He threw me under the bus as well. I, ll tell u about it another time. Happy Easter, Caryl
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:03:46 PM Subject: Fwd: Conversation
From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 11:37:28 AM Subject: Conversation Also Mayor, In our conversation this morning I forgot to mention that Fred Scott lives in Wellington, which Charles Dabrusco reluctantly told you, but you have workers right here in Deerfield Beach, and Pompano who can take a service call. Scott doesn't come but he still gets paid overtime. Wayne Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:47:04 PM Subject: Fwd: Conversation
From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 11:37:28 AM Subject: Conversation Also Mayor, In our conversation this morning I forgot to mention that Fred Scott lives in Wellington, which Charles Dabrusco reluctantly told you, but you have workers right here in Deerfield Beach, and Pompano who can take a service call. Scott doesn't come but he still gets paid overtime. Wayne Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:22:11 AM Subject: Fwd: copy of memo
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 7:53:32 AM Subject: copy of memo
I would like a copy of the memo sent to Laurie Graham from Michael Milanowski Dated Friday May 24th, 2013 where he makes reference to the lie recently perpetrated that I had told an employee she would be paid administartive leave for the day off she took. I believe that the employee's husband's e-mail explaining just what the conversation was illustrates the lie that has been circulated by various individauls.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:55:10 PM Subject: Fwd: Cove
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 8:12:23 AM Subject: Re: Cove
Hi Jean I notice that during all these variances they seem to allow only 122 people outside and I also notice from variance 2003 that allowed service bar there were stipulations that these could be revoked pending impact on cove parking. There is also a stipulation that says all moored boats shall transit to restaurant or bar this would seem to me that any people drinking or blasting music would be a moot point because they don't belong according to agreement hanging on boats. Furthermore according to original 1998 ,2003,2005 the idea of extra seating and bar was to enjoy view of intercoastal. not boats docked blocking view and people hanging on them drinking. We need to ask why is this happening with the boats and the noise from them along with outside music and DJ which also was never mentioned in any of these variances it was always for dining experience not night club experience, which begs the question is the variance being used properly or as original stated or does it need to be reexamined.
Lawrence Sullivan TriState Electric Corp

Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: Lawrence Sullivan <lstristate@aol.com> Sent: Wed, May 15, 2013 2:35 pm Subject: Fwd: Cove 6_13_2013
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: Istrustate@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:30:00 PM Subject: Fwd: Cove
From: "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com> To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:54:05 AM Subject: RE: Cove
Sorry I could not get it out yesterday. The City ?s email system was out of service until this morning. I will have to check into the rest room requirements and get back to you. Regarding his question about entertainment indoor vs. outdoor, the ?license ? is not really a license. The State Legislature passed a law a couple of years ago that there are no more occupational licenses. Now it is merely a tax (by law). Also, we have no distinction between indoor entertainment and outdoor entertainment. Like I said yesterday, it is a noise ordinance issue.
Jerry Ferguson 954-480-4211 From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 6:24 PM To: Jerry Ferguson Subject: Fwd: Cove
Jerry, The Cove owner asked for another meeting with me. TOld him not until Thursday since I am waiting for a copy of the amendemnt to the agreement. Planned to meet him on Thursday at 9. The questions are from Larry
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 3:55:41 PM Subject: Cove
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Page 3 Jean I wanted to thank you for setting up the meeting today. I spoke with some of the neighbors on a conferance call this afternoon, I did get some pushback but I explained to them that we need to give the owner a chance to address the issues and go from there. Some questions arose when I explained the patio and the history of it and where we are at. here are some questions that maybe Jerry could answear for them. outdoor capacity does that include the people on the dock and the boats, Restrooms during these expansion does the city not have a code for so many toilets for so many people if they we waived when adding 120 seat, why enetertainment license for outdoor or indoor what is difference and where can someone research the code why so many different version around city. I.E. Kahuanna not allowed on patio ,club med. is ocean d.j. inside cove outside People partying on the boats does the sheriff not have control over this even Steve (the cove owner said) he has not been able to get sheriff boat there and when there none even checks these boats for life jackets per person. He stated that the sheriff told him budget was one reason i had someone ask why do we see sheriff on thursday but never friday and when the rear occasion no one gets checked, like on weekends for safety issues. Jean I have gained respect for what you guys do I don't have magic answears for everyone but if you and Jerry could look into a few of these questions that would be great. Thanks again

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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:09:40 AM Subject: Fwd: Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 4/9/2013
From: "S BOOTY" <s_booty@bellsouth.net> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 4:19:13 PM Subject: Fw: Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 4/9/2013
this is all I have or her

----- Forwarded Message ---From: DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: Michelle Lane <dfbcove@gmail.com> Sent: Tue, April 9, 2013 9:58:29 PM Subject: Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 4/9/2013
Hello NeighborsLast week, there was an incident on the West side of Federal Highway, where a neighbor on the 1300 block of SE 1st Way observed 3 African American males knocking on the front door of a house almost across the street from his. When they saw him, they jumped the fence and ran around the back of the house. The neighbor called the police. Another neighbor during that time period, observed another 2 African American males probably in their early 30's and nicely dressed, walking rapidly south on SE 2nd Ave (the street just to the east of SE 1st Way) at SE 14th Court. Police were called and approximately 10 officers were dispatched, but unfortunately, they were not caught. I also want to remind you that tomorrow night is the District 1 meeting. This is very important that you attend. This evening I attended the CRA meeting. It was brought up by some residents and the Mayor that the CRA budget, which is currently used for certain parts of District 1 (mostly beach and Hillsboro Blvd) money should be spread out to the entire district. While it doesn't cover much of The Cove Neighborhood, it does take care of The Cove Shopping Center and our surrounding area. On weekends, I can't even drive down Hillsboro Blvd because of the traffic that is not only coming from other districts in Deerfield Beach, but from surrounding cities and tourists. The beach area gets a lot of use and can wear out quickly if we don't keep up with it. I would hate to think what would happen if this money wasn't used to keep up with our beach area-that everyone uses.
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Here is what the CRA is from the City's website. "In 1999 the City of Deerfield Beach established a Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). The CRA was tasked with utilizing tax increment financing (TIF) to creatively partner with the private sector to increase investment in the CRA district as well as upgrade the area's public infrastructure." At tonight's meeting, Mayor Robb also said she would like to review Founder's Day, Art Festival and Fourth of July-- because she feels that Deerfield Beach loses money on parking revenue when these events occur and hinted that some of these festivals may be eliminated. Some very vocal residents and even members of the Deerfield Beach Commission including the Mayor, feel that District 1 is getting more than their fair share of improvements and attention from the City. Please come to tomorrow night's meeting and make your voices heard. Thank you, Michelle
District 1 Meeting Wednesday, April 10, 2013 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Deerfield Beach City Hall Commission Chambers 150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
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Jean I wanted to thank you for setting up the meeting today. I spoke with some of the neighbors on a conferance call this afternoon, I did get some pushback but I explained to them that we need to give the owner a chance to address the issues and go from there. Some questions arose when I explained the patio and the history of it and where we are at. here are some questions that maybe Jerry could answear for them. outdoor capacity does that include the people on the dock and the boats, Restrooms during these expansion does the city not have a code for so many toilets for so many people if they we waived when adding 120 seat, why enetertainment license for outdoor or indoor what is difference and where can someone research the code why so many different version around city. I.E. Kahuanna not allowed on patio ,club med. is ocean d.j. inside cove outside People partying on the boats does the sheriff not have control over this even Steve (the cove owner said) he has not been able to get sheriff boat there and when there none even checks these boats for life jackets per person. He stated that the sheriff told him budget was one reason i had someone ask why do we see sheriff on thursday but never friday and when the rear occasion no one gets checked, like on weekends for safety issues. Jean I have gained respect for what you guys do I don't have magic answears for everyone but if you and Jerry could look into a few of these questions that would be great. Thanks again

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Jean I wanted to thank you for setting up the meeting today. I spoke with some of the neighbors on a conferance call this afternoon, I did get some pushback but I explained to them that we need to give the owner a chance to address the issues and go from there. Some questions arose when I explained the patio and the history of it and where we are at. here are some questions that maybe Jerry could answear for them. outdoor capacity does that include the people on the dock and the boats, Restrooms during these expansion does the city not have a code for so many toilets for so many people if they we waived when adding 120 seat, why enetertainment license for outdoor or indoor what is difference and where can someone research the code why so many different version around city. I.E. Kahuanna not allowed on patio ,club med. is ocean d.j. inside cove outside People partying on the boats does the sheriff not have control over this even Steve (the cove owner said) he has not been able to get sheriff boat there and when there none even checks these boats for life jackets per person. He stated that the sheriff told him budget was one reason i had someone ask why do we see sheriff on thursday but never friday and when the rear occasion no one gets checked, like on weekends for safety issues. Jean I have gained respect for what you guys do I don't have magic answears for everyone but if you and Jerry could look into a few of these questions that would be great. Thanks again

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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:16:27 AM Subject: Fwd: Coverage under DBHA Employee Ms. Janet R. Housh
From: "Dr. Nadine Jarmon" <njarmon@dbhaonline.org> To: mmilanowski@deerfield-beach.com Cc: kklopp@deerfield-beach.com, bhanson@deerfield-beach.com, baahanson@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 2:11:48 PM Subject: FW: Coverage under DBHA Employee Ms. Janet R. Housh
Mr. Milanowski It is my understanding that you may not have received the below email due to an incorrect email address. I ask that you please read the below email and provide some form of resolution. My employee has been in contact with several people there and basically has been given the run around in regards to her claims. Please help.
Nadine M. Jarmon, PhD Executive Director Deerfield Beach Housing Authority 533 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 201 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office: (954) 425-8449, Ext. 110 Fax: (954) 425-8450 E-mail: njarmon@dbhaonline.org Website: www.dbhaonline.org From: Keven Klopp [mailto:kklopp@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 3:23 PM To: Dr. Nadine Jarmon 6_13_2013
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mmilanowski@deerfield-beach.com; baahanson@deerfield-beach.com
From: Dr. Nadine Jarmon [mailto:njarmon@dbhaonline.org] Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 3:15 PM To: Millanowski@deerfield-beach.com Cc: Keven Klopp; bhanson@deerfield-beach.com; Cardra M. Robinson Subject: Coverage under DBHA Employee Ms. Janet R. Housh
Mr. Millanowski Sorry for the inconvenience, but can you please get back with my H.R. Director, Ms. Cardra Robinson, regarding the above referenced employee who had added her domestic partner on 9/28/12. It appears there has been a misunderstanding in terms of his eligibility date. She can be reached at 954-452-8449, Ext. 112 or crobinson@dbhaonline.org. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
Nadine M. Jarmon, PhD Executive Director Deerfield Beach Housing Authority 533 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 201 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office: (954) 425-8449, Ext. 110 Fax: (954) 425-8450 E-mail: njarmon@dbhaonline.org Website: www.dbhaonline.org
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:21:45 PM Subject: Fwd: CVE Swales Maintenance - Thank You!!!!
From: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 10:55:35 AM Subject: CVE Swales Maintenance - Thank You!!!!
Dear Mayor Robb. I ?d like to take this opportunity on behalf of CVE to thank you for your hard work and diligence in this matter. We are very appreciative of your efforts, especially after having tried for years to make the City realize their contractual responsibilities. Your vast knowledge on the subject and hard work made the difference ?Thank you! If you ever need our assistance, please do not hesitate to ask. Respectfully, Sergio Purrinos LCAM MURP Executive Director CVE Master Management Co., Inc. 3501 West Drive Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 Tel. (954)421-5566, Ext. 211 Facsimile (954)421-9269
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:19:25 PM Subject: Fwd: CVE Swales Maintenance - Thank You!!!! mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 3:29:59 PM Subject: RE: CVE Swales Maintenance - Thank You!!!!
Dear Mayor Robb. I understand and if you agree, I would rather just take the issue at staff level at this point via your Public Works Director, right? Sergio Purrinos LCAM MURP Executive Director CVE Master Management Co., Inc. 3501 West Drive Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 Tel. (954)421-5566, Ext. 211 Facsimile (954)421-9269
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 3:17 PM To: Sergio Purrinos Subject: Re: CVE Swales Maintenance - Thank You!!!!
Thanks for the kind words. I had ane-mail from Ira saying that some resident w anted to know w hether the city w ould trim the trees on Military Trail.. I told Ira I should quit w hile I'm ahead since the 2 that voted no w ill be a problem. JEAN
From: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 10:55:35 AM Subject: CVE Sw ales Maintenance - Thank You!!!! Dear Mayor Robb. I ?d like to take this opportunity on behalf of CVE to thank you for your hard work and diligence in this matter. We are very appreciative of your efforts, especially after having tried for years to make the City realize their contractual responsibilities. Your vast knowledge on the subject and hard work made the difference ?Thank you! If you ever need our assistance, please do not hesitate to ask. Respectfully, Sergio Purrinos LCAM MURP Executive Director CVE Master Management Co., Inc. 3501 West Drive Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 Tel. (954)421-5566, Ext. 211 Facsimile (954)421-9269
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:49:53 PM Subject: Fwd: Deer Creek Lighting
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 7:06:04 PM Subject: Re: Fwd: Deer Creek Lighting DCIA meets on June 5, I would like to have some choices for the board to select from at that meeting. It would be nice to get this information a few days before we meet. Thanks, Gary --- On Thu, 5/16/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: From: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> Subject: Fwd: Deer Creek Lighting To: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> Date: Thursday, May 16, 2013, 5:19 PM I have not forgotten your lights. This is the response from the mamager. JEAN
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 4:21:17 PM Subject: FW: Deer Creek Lighting
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From: Burgess Hanson Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 4:20 PM To: Jean M. Robb Cc: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Charles DaBrusco; Frank Cristiano; David Santucci Subject: Deer Creek Lighting
Mayor Robb, Good afternoon. The City is currently working with the vendor to find the closest match to the lighting that Deer Creek has requested. Unfortunately they no longer manufacture the design. I will make sure that the Facilities Division shows Gary Lother the selection before we purchase and install. Thank you. Sincerely,
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:37:47 AM Subject: Fwd: Deercreek
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 7:28:13 AM Subject: Deercreek
Hello Jean, How did it go last night? John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:01:36 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach - District 2 - Baseball
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:31:32 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach - District 2 - Baseball > > >> >> >> Good morning Elizabeth, >> >> This past month I went to Ben Preston's meeting as I did Joe Millers the other night. When I was at Ben's meeting I heard of the wonderful news to many that baseball was coming back to Westside Park, and that they would have two baseball fields. >> >> Wow I thought great to hear this as we could really start building a baseball program within our community all the way up through the High School where some of the boys and girls would even be able to get scholarships. I believe that is what Ben was talking about. >> >> When I was at Joe Millers District Meeting I met one of the City people that mentioned to me that they broke ground on the baseball fields and he made a comment that they were small ones. >> >> So the comment started to bother me as I wondered what that meant. Well I finally found my answers, and though they say something of something is better then nothing. >> >> I felt after learning what was being put over in Westside Park, and how I thought I heard it at the District 2 meeting, that we were sold a bill of goods. >> >> So I decided to call others in District 2 that were also excited about baseball coming back to their district and ask them what they felt they were
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getting. They all thought like me. >> >> I do understand that you need so much space. I guess now after learning that they are only getting one field where the limit will be for 12 years and below and then the other field which is smaller and called a practice field, makes you really wonder. I still am not sure what good that will be. >> >> When it comes to parks and recreation, it has been butchered in recent years. Look what happen to Pioneer Park! We all know so well the Bill of Goods that we were sold there after the many workshops. >> >> The amount of Shenanigans that has gone on the last 4 years needs to stop. Our City manager you all have to realize has no real life experience in raising a family and bringing up boys and girls through the system, as do many of the young people that have been hired in recent years and being given outrageous salaries. >> >> Its time for some change. Call me and I will put you through to people that have the facts. Start asking questions an looking for those answers. >> >> Trust but Confirm, >> John Grassi >> 954-678-8418 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:01:08 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach - District 2 - Baseball
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:35:55 AM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach - District 2 - Baseball Sun-Sentinel On Apr 12, 2013, at 8:34 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: Who is Elizabeth?
From: "John Grassi" <jgrassi3@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:31:32 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach - District 2 - Baseball > > >> >> >> Good morning Elizabeth, >> >> This past month I went to Ben Preston's meeting as I did Joe Millers the other night. When I was at Ben's meeting I heard of the wonderful news to many that baseball was coming back to Westside Park, and that they would have two baseball fields. >>
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>> Wow I thought great to hear this as we could really start building a baseball program within our community all the way up through the High School where some of the boys and girls would even be able to get scholarships. I believe that is what Ben was talking about. >> >> When I was at Joe Millers District Meeting I met one of the City people that mentioned to me that they broke ground on the baseball fields and he made a comment that they were small ones. >> >> So the comment started to bother me as I wondered what that meant. Well I finally found my answers, and though they say something of something is better then nothing. >> >> I felt after learning what was being put over in Westside Park, and how I thought I heard it at the District 2 meeting, that we were sold a bill of goods. >> >> So I decided to call others in District 2 that were also excited about baseball coming back to their district and ask them what they felt they were getting. They all thought like me. >> >> I do understand that you need so much space. I guess now after learning that they are only getting one field where the limit will be for 12 years and below and then the other field which is smaller and called a practice field, makes you really wonder. I still am not sure what good that will be. >> >> When it comes to parks and recreation, it has been butchered in recent years. Look what happen to Pioneer Park! We all know so well the Bill of Goods that we were sold there after the many workshops. >> >> The amount of Shenanigans that has gone on the last 4 years needs to stop. Our City manager you all have to realize has no real life experience in raising a family and bringing up boys and girls through the system, as do many of the young people that have been hired in recent years and being given outrageous salaries. >> >> Its time for some change. Call me and I will put you through to people that have the facts. Start asking questions an looking for those answers. >> >> Trust but Confirm, >> John Grassi >> 954-678-8418 >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:49:46 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 2:34:45 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Its a commission meeting night
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:39:46 AM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Sure we can change it. How is Tuesday at 6 pm? The day before? On Jun 4, 2013 9:32 AM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Please do not plan for June 19th as I have scheduled a Meet the Mayor from 6 to 8. Jean M. Robb
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>
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Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not
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anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 6:33:55 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Ethics meeting for the commission from 6 to 8. Your best bet might be the 20th.
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 3:12:10 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Lol. Monday at 6 PM? On Jun 4, 2013 2:34 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Its a commission meeting night
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:39:46 AM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Sure we can change it.
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How is Tuesday at 6 pm? The day before? On Jun 4, 2013 9:32 AM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Please do not plan for June 19th as I have scheduled a Meet the Mayor from 6 to 8. Jean M. Robb
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open".
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Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 6:26:19 AM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update The 12th seems to be open. I would assume that the opening would be in the morning. Our activities are all scheduled at night. I am not cutting the ribbon so make whatever arrangements suits you.
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 6:35:50 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update How about lunchtime? Monday Tuesday or Wednesday? On Jun 4, 2013 6:34 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Ethics meeting for the commission from 6 to 8. Your best bet might be the 20th.
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 3:12:10 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Lol.
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Monday at 6 PM? On Jun 4, 2013 2:34 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Its a commission meeting night
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting.
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2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also ref used because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts f ast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a f ooting on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice f or the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. I n the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderf ul if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:17:20 PM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates:
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1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of
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the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara
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Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant
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solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 6:35:50 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update How about lunchtime? Monday Tuesday or Wednesday? On Jun 4, 2013 6:34 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Ethics meeting for the commission from 6 to 8. Your best bet might be the 20th.
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:39:46 AM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update
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Sure we can change it. How is Tuesday at 6 pm? The day before? On Jun 4, 2013 9:32 AM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: Please do not plan for June 19th as I have scheduled a Meet the Mayor from 6 to 8. Jean M. Robb
From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have. Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be
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unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: "Toula Amanna Flashback Diner" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> To: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Thomas Bertorelli" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "Vincent Defauwes" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 6:07:08 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update Good Afternoon, Here are the latest updates: 1. SOMAT SYSTEM: I was in Chicago last week and I met with a Representative of the Somat Company. Steve Eno is flying down for one more demonstration of the Waste Compost System, this Wednesday, June 5th at 9 AM. They have agreed to stay and help us videotape our own demonstration of how to use the machine for employee training purposes. Please let the City Employees know, those who wish to participate at this meeting. 2. FORMAL REQUEST FOR AWNINGS: We are hereby requesting permission to install permanent awnings as it being the only solution for the use of the exterior patio. We have exhausted all other options and deemed them non feasible and there are no alternatives other than full awnings same as the surrounding restaurants have.
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Reason: we are in the corner and on the beach and subject to gusts of high winds even without stormy conditions, and there is no umbrella rating to meet those standards. We met with 7 different companies to discuss weather protection for the patio. Poggesi umbrellas representatives, considered the best for Florida Beaches and the only ones with the highest wind rating told us "It would be unethical to take your money because you would only be able to use them 20% of the time. We installed at Wyndham Hotel and you will rarely see them open". Companies with retractable awnings also refused because the sensor would not pick up wind gusts fast enough to close on their own and they would not guarantee them. Only regular awnings with side panels would work, same as the other restaurants next door have with a footing on the pavers and cemented in according to code. We are very humbly and urgently wish that you would consider our request as being the only choice for the use of the patio , else we will be loosing 40% of the seating capacity every time it rains. In the RFP the rendering showed the vague outline of chairs and it would have been wonderful if the observation deck was built directly above this patio, but there are still some very elegant solutions. 3. Opening Date: We are targeting June 19th or before , provided that all approvals are in place. This is extremely late as compared to what we had planned for, but we had to carefully re-draft architectural plans around unforeseen as-built conditions that we had not anticipated and we were unaware of. We also went overboard on custom finishes with natural stone and special wood that complies with the LEED certification among other details of which we all got a great education. 4. Two Parking Spaces: Please let us know the location of those. On Saturday I got my second Parking ticket on the loading zone as I had parked there with the blinkers on after I unloaded the computers. I am always happy to contribute to the City but in a better way... LOL 5. Deerfield Beach Employee Frank Cristiano: Special comments and reference should be made here for Frank Cristiano as his knowledge of the building and every detail of the restaurant has been very valuable and was extremely helpful to us.
Toula Amanna
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:09:14 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Housing Authority-Vice Chairman Resignation;Email
From: "Dr. Nadine Jarmon" <njarmon@dbhaonline.org> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:24:41 PM Subject: FW: Deerfield Beach Housing Authority-Vice Chairman Resignation Email Mayor Robb Thank you for moving so quickly with the new appointees to the DBHA BOC. We had our first meeting yesterday and they seem like a great bunch! Any chance you can pick another person and swear them in as quickly as possible? I do not have anyone in mind. We want to plan some board training and retreat and it would be helpful to finally have a full board for these actions. Thanking you in advance. Very nice finally meeting you in person. Know that I am here for you and the City of Deerfield and will be a good community partner.
Nadine M. Jarmon, PhD Executive Director Deerfield Beach Housing Authority 533 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 201 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office: (954) 425-8449, Ext. 110 Fax: (954) 425-8450 E-mail: njarmon@dbhaonline.org
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Website: www.dbhaonline.org
-----Original Message----From: Cardra M. Robinson Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 2:41 PM To: Web City Clerk (web.clerk@deerfield-beach.com) Cc: Dr. Nadine Jarmon; Anthony Pelt; dreyn@bellsouth.net; drjem@att.net; blessedlilly@hotmail.com; awoodsgreat@gmail.com; ppc070712@bellsouth.net; Jasmine Privott; Ruchelle Hobbs; David Tolces (DTolces@cityatty.com); Mike Cirullo (MCirullo@cityatty.com) Subject: Deerfield Beach Housing Authority-Vice Chairman Resignation Email Good Afternoon, Please note resignation of Vice Chairman Dr. Alan Leavitt listed below from the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. Thank you, Cardra M. Robinson Human Resource/Procurement Administrator Deerfield Beach Housing Authority 533 S. Dixie Highway Suite 201 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office: 954-425-8449, Ext. 112 Fax: 954-425-8450 E-mail: Crobinson@dbhaonline.org Website: www.dbhaonline.org
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-----Original Message----From: MED AMERICA [mailto:medamerica@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 11:07 AM To: Cardra M. Robinson; Nadine Jarmon Subject: Alan Leavitt
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Hey Cardra and Dr. Jarmon, Unfortunately Alan R. Leavitt is going to have to step down from his position on the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority. Thank you, Arielle Leavitt
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:34:50 AM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: SDK74@aol.com Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 8:23:11 PM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com" <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "Andy Maurodis" <amaurodis@deerfield-beach.com>, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "andy@maurodislaw.com" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com" <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>, "vincent@flashbackdiner.com" <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>, "SGRISSARCH@aol.com" <SGRISSARCH@aol.com>, "spe_5@bellsouth.net" <spe_5@bellsouth.net> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 7:02:50 PM Subject: Re: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
From: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner [mailto:toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 06:13 PM To: Keven Klopp; Burgess Hanson; Andy Maurodis; mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net>; David Santucci; Frank Cristiano; Kris Mory; Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com) <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Jerry Ferguson; Kara Petty; Charles DaBrusco Cc: Thomas Bertorelli <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>; Vincent Defauwes <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>; Steve Griss Archit <sgrissarch@aol.com>; Steve Edwards (spe_5@bellsouth.net) <spe_5@bellsouth.net> 6_13_2013
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---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Lynn Margaris <lmargaris@deikitchen.com> Date: Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 2:49 PM Subject: Deerfield pier somat To: rrademacher@sunmarketingagents.com Cc: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com>
Bob, Thank you for your quick follow up on the issues existing at the Deerfield Pier Rest. with reference to the Somat unit. Your help and service with this has been of great value and gone above and beyond the norm. Please convey my most sincere appreciation to Steve and Somat for making the trip to Florida
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and his fine presentation at the location yesterday. As it stands now without addressing the issues below, the system is not ready for proper use and time is of the essence. Issues: (1) There is a cold water connection to the unit that should have been hot. This causes a problem since the grease cannot dissolve with the use of cold water. The DEI and Somat drawings submitted to the parties concerned i.e. the architect of record and the general contractor show a fresh hot water and a fresh cold water connection. (2) Lack of proper sorting for the unit based on current use ? ? ?. As directed by Steve Eno, your Somat engineer, a stainless steel sorting table, with water supply and drain needs to be designed for the area in front of the entry window, along with the proper wall covering in order to properly use the Somat and keep the area as clean and maintained as possible. (3) There seems to be a piece of the drain configuration that has been installed improperly and will work with just water flow as it did in the demo but once the restaurant starts putting refuse in, the unit will not work properly. The installation of that piece has to be corrected. (4) My understanding is that in Jan. of this year, at the demo for the city, the city asked if it was possible to have a remote switch installed in the wall outside of the Somat room, next to the opening that feeds the machine and the answer was yes and it should be done based on the type of operation now being considered. This needs to be priced and again submitted to the city.
Based on the above issues, which are causing a delay in opening since the unit is not operational for this restaurant, a punch list needs to be given to the city so they may address the Somat issues with the architect and general contractor that were involved. Please understand again, time is of the essence and at this point any other delays will cause great hardship. Bob, Please get back to me with your concerns, if any, since I cannot stress enough how important it is that all of these issues be addressed by the proper parties so the new restaurant can get operational. Thanks, Lynn
Lynn P. Margaris 6_13_2013
Page 4 DEI Foodservice Equipment and Design 3908 N 29th Ave. Hollywood, Fl.33020 Tel: (954) 920-9499 ext: 103 Fax: (954) 920-9808 Email: LMARGARIS@DEIKITCHEN.COM
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:47:05 PM Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach, FL - Official Website - Add Job Posting
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 12:33:17 PM Subject: Deerfield Beach, FL - Official Website - Add Job Posting http://www.deerfield-beach.com/Jobs.aspx?UniqueId=73&From=All&CommunityJobs=False&JobID=Recreation-CoordinatorSenior-Services-De-342 I, m not sure what u have in mind but I can do this job. I have a BA in theatre which is a related degree. I founded the CVE mini relay for life --- an all senior event and Gorden Vatch of the Chamber can attest to all that involved. I was the assistant to the director of the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce and organised many new events for that community involving all age groups and supervising senior volunteers in the process of those events. As a substitute teacher as well as a housing commissioner, I have the ability and creativeness to start up programs that will be beneficial to seniors and the community. I know MS Word and Excel. I have always gotten along with Donna. Are you looking to create any new jobs? I thought I'd check to see job postings in other cities to see if any might fit here. Please advise what you may have in mind. I'm not sure you want a resume from me at this point. I am very much interested in working for the City. I'm honored you thought of me and I will assist you in any way I can. Caryl
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:51:02 PM Subject: Fwd: Dist. 3 mtg. & last City Council mtg.
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 7:45:00 PM Subject: Dist. 3 mtg. & last City Council mtg.
Dear Mayor Robb, Are you planning to attend Richard's Dist. 3 meeting tomorrow 6:30 PM at the BSO sup-station on Powerline Rd. North of West Drive? I have a couple questions to ask him from the floor......our traffic light, what public notices were given for his first quarterly town-hall mtg., and when's the Wal-Mart grocery store opening on Mil. Trail & SW 10th St.? I was soooo upset after the last City Council meeting, especially the ending with Mr. Ganz, that my Nancy said she may? not let me attend any more of them. I think you should find out, in writing, from Burgess if he had any prior knowledge about what Ganz read to us about Ron's report? I also feel it's very important to know, in writing, where Mr. Ganz got his facts. If, as I suspect, they were in it together, and w/o you or the other three commissioners knowing about "his fact sheet", we have a major problem. It'll probably require Andy's expertise to give it some direction? I'm very concerned that they planned this "attack" together, and that amounts to killing any public volunteers stepping forward in the future. It just was the wrong way for a commissioner to act in public, and I'd hoped the other three would ask for his immediate resignation. It has ALL the ingredients of deceit/deception to set us arguing and bickering amongst ourselves again like old times. It's OK to be a smart guy, but to be a smart-alick at another's expense isn't a good thing for elected officials. I don't want to persue it from the floor, but it needs some fact-finding to make the case, yes? From one old timer to a knowledgeable senior friend. Sincerely, Fred und Nancy
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:00:22 PM Subject: Fwd: evacuation route
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 4:03:40 PM Subject: RE: evacuation route Mayor Robb... Thank you so so much!!! You are a blessing to this city! We remain happy to pay for the speed humps on our street in order to leave more funds available for other streets in dire need of traffic calming. If you saw value to our city for the kids alive program and want to explore this I'm happy to gather information etc to aid those with experience in creating a neighborhood traffic safety program or implementing this program. Let me know... I'm happy to help. Sincerely, jenn
Date: Wed, 22 May 2013 18:16:26 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Fwd: evacuation route Thought you might be interested. I did read the kids alive material.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 1:35:20 PM Subject: RE: evacuation route
Mayor Robb, The City Manager wants to let you know that upon his return from vacation. He will conduct a review to update the ordinance for City Commission to approve. He is also recommending funds for FY14 budget to restart traffic calming in the city.
Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamay or@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday , May 20, 2013 5:49 PM T o: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: evacuation route
Please let the manager know that in 2007 Joel Barnes asked the FDOT and was informed that this was not an evacuation route where the traffic calms are being requested. The city is insisting that it is an emergency route. Please get an opinion from the Fire chief as to whether the traffic calming devices would constitute a problem for them.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:51:01 PM Subject: Fwd: evacuation route
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 8:40:37 AM Subject: RE: evacuation route I've been watching the meeting videos... your job is incredibly difficult and what makes it worse is watching disrespectful behavior and an apparent desire to obstruct progress with nearly every idea and issue you bring forth in the meetings. Despite that, you are making a change - King Fisher is major, holding people accountable is major, giving people a second chance is major, re-evaluating the traffic policy is major -- etc. There is a buzz in the city. The Mayor responds. This is huge for "we the people" since for years commissioners and city personnel have left us feeling largely ignored. If you can motivate me, of all people, to try again to be heard about the speeding issues despite several frustrating rounds of getting no where - and even go further and say: "Hey, there's this program that may be helpful throughout our city and I am willing to dedicate time and money to make a difference..." then I can tell you that positive change is underway. I am grateful, not just for the traffic policy/speed hump issue you have made possible, but for the new optimism that people can make a positive difference. Thank you Mayor Rob. Sincerely, jenn PS: the Kids Alive program: I ordered the materials and will find something myself and my willing neighbors can do, with city approval of course, without city money required.
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Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 11:12:42 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Re: evacuation route I wish I could initiate the kids alive program maybe at sometime after budget, but you cannot believe how many inequities I am trying to overcome. This city is a mess, the morale is horrible, and the administartion is inept and over paid. JEAN
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 4:03:40 PM Subject: RE: evacuation route Mayor Robb... Thank you so so much!!! You are a blessing to this city! We remain happy to pay for the speed humps on our street in order to leave more funds available for other streets in dire need of traffic calming. If you saw value to our city for the kids alive program and want to explore this I'm happy to gather information etc to aid those with experience in creating a neighborhood traffic safety program or implementing this program. Let me know... I'm happy to help. Sincerely, jenn
Date: Wed, 22 May 2013 18:16:26 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Fwd: evacuation route Thought you might be interested. I did read the kids alive material.
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From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfieldbeach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 1:35:20 PM Subject: RE: evacuation route
Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 5:49 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: evacuation route
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:09:30 PM Subject: Fwd: FDOT visit this morning
From: "John Gerbino" <johngerbino@icloud.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 11:04:58 AM Subject: FDOT visit this morning Mayor Robb, FYI: Three women from the FDOT have been looking over the canal and taking notes for the past 45 minutes. I mentioned to them that It is high tide and doesn't show the usual amount of scummy debris that usually collects in the corners.
JohnGerbino Sent from my iPad
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:25:09 PM Subject: Fwd: Federal Highway
From: "Douglas A. Mummaw, AIA, NCARB" <dam@mummaw.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 12:24:59 PM Subject: Re: Federal Highway Thank you very much for the follow up. We will take a look at the property. Enjoy your Sunday Mayor Robb:) DOUG
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From: Mayor Jean Robb <mamamayor@comcast.net> Date: Sunday, June 2, 2013 6:46 AM To: Douglas Mummaw <dam@mummaw.com> Subject: Federal Highway
I have attached here a copy of the letter I shall have my secretary send on Monday. Will let you know if I get a response. You might ask your clients whether they are interested in purchasing any of the property that abuts 460 South AIA. The adjacent proeprties are being looked at as possible rehab housing which would create the same problem that the city is experiencing on Federal Highway. In the past, developement has been stymied due to a dumb referendum which place severe limitations on tthe development in the beach area; however, those requirements can be circumvented with the issuance of a variance by the commission. I would think the commission would look carefully at any development prospects in that area which would not cause the problems that now exist on Federal Highway.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:25:13 PM Subject: Fwd: Federal Highway
From: "Douglas A. Mummaw, AIA, NCARB" <dam@mummaw.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 12:24:59 PM Subject: Re: Federal Highway Thank you very much for the follow up. We will take a look at the property. Enjoy your Sunday Mayor Robb:) DOUG
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From: Mayor Jean Robb <mamamayor@comcast.net> Date: Sunday, June 2, 2013 6:46 AM To: Douglas Mummaw <dam@mummaw.com> Subject: Federal Highway
I have attached here a copy of the letter I shall have my secretary send on Monday. Will let you know if I get a response. You might ask your clients whether they are interested in purchasing any of the property that abuts 460 South AIA. The adjacent proeprties are being looked at as possible rehab housing which would create the same problem that the city is experiencing on Federal Highway. In the past, developement has been stymied due to a dumb referendum which place severe limitations on tthe development in the beach area; however, those requirements can be circumvented with the issuance of a variance by the commission. I would think the commission would look carefully at any development prospects in that area which would not cause the problems that now exist on Federal Highway.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:24:46 AM Subject: Fwd: Fire Department
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 7, 2013 10:10:49 PM Subject: Fire Department
Hello Jean, I was advised that we are going to be receiving a 2.5 million dollar bill from the BSO with regard to something or another about the fire department. Please advise. Thank you, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:55:19 PM Subject: Fwd: floating barrier
From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Sara Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:47:40 AM Subject: RE: floating barrier
Mayor Robb, If at all possible can we get floating barriers that are not bright yellow, we don ?t want it looking like a construction site. Thanks. John Gerbino
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:21 AM To: John Gerbino; Sara Moran Subject: floating barrier
Ron is collecting the necessary materials and will be installing the barriers himself at no cost to the city.
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:54:18 PM Subject: Fwd: floating barrier mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Sara Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:08:38 PM Subject: FW: floating barrier
Hi Kevin, Mayor Robb suggested I contact you directly regarding the floating debris barriers planned for the Kingfisher waterway ? If at all possible can we get floating barriers that are not bright yellow, we don ?t want it looking like a construction site. Thank you, John Gerbino
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:19 AM To: John Gerbino"Sara Moran Subject: Re: floating barrier
I guess the city will be doing the job since Ron met with them this morning and went over everything he thought they should do. I guess you'll have to ask Keven Klopp about the colors.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:51:42 PM Subject: Fwd: floating barrier
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:42:03 AM Subject: Re: floating barrier Dear Mayor Robb, That is certainly a generous and considerate gesture for Ron to make and I will be sure to thank him. Now that the motion has been made on the plan of action, who will be the point of contact person for us so that we are aware of the timeline and order of the implementation of the plan? Regards, Sarah Sent from my iPhone On May 23, 2013, at 7:21 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:38:17 PM Subject: Fwd: floating barriers
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 27, 2013 3:12:04 PM Subject: RE: floating barriers
Ok.I ?ll get the stuff tomorrow.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2013 9:24 AM To: Judy Wilson Subject: floating barriers
I put in the mail to you all the material that was done by Ron Coddington in reference to the Kingfisher Canal. I mailed it to you at the Pelican office. I did not want to e-mail it because I wanted you to have the color pictures of what his proposal entailed. He does all this at no cost to the city and yet he had to listen to that tirad by Ganz. His work on the pier renovation is what got De Brusco off his ass and doing something. The floating barriers were not part of the 10 suggestions by the residents, so I presented the material to the commission. Incidentally I copied 25 of the color photos at my own expense because I did not think that black and white copies would tell the story. That is what I gave the commission and got their approval to move quickly on the barriers since it was efficient and less costly then any of the other proposals. JEAN
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:53:52 PM Subject: Fwd: For Mayor Robb - SE 10th Street/speed mats
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:24:51 PM Subject: For Mayor Robb - SE 10th Street/speed mats
Good afternoon Mayor Robb Thank you so much for your call this morning and for your efforts in getting these issues addressed. We are very happy of your return to office - thank you for fighting for the citizens of Deerfield Beach
We read your email of this morning, and wanted to share what transpired on January 9th: Below is the email chain from January 9th. As you can see, we keep getting spun 'round the circle. Charles says Dept. of Transportation makes the call; Dept. of Transportation says the municipality makes the call; and then you speak with the city again, and you hear that the fire dept. doesn't want to drive the fire trucks over the speed tablets... Of note, Jeff Meyer did install a speed limit sign on the corner of SE 12 Ave and SE 10th Street - but it has made no impact on the speeding and throughtruck issues.
All the best,

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From: Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "LBeach11561@yahoo.com" <LBeach11561@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 5:14 PM Subject: Speed table on se 10th st
I apologize, I have multiple requests for speed tables. Se 10 th st is on our emergency response route map and is therefore not eligible for speed tables. Sorry for the confusion. Call me with any questions.
From: Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "LBeach11561@yahoo.com" <LBeach11561@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 4:47 PM Subject: Traffic calming on se 10 th st
I have already directed staff to install traffic counters in this area to determine if this area meets the minimum requirements for speed tables. This process takes about 3weeks
From: "Traffic, Internet" <TRAFFIC@broward.org> To: "'LBeach11561@yahoo.com'" <LBeach11561@yahoo.com> Cc: "Sebo, Andrew" <ASEBO@broward.org>; "Meyer, Jeffrey" <JMEYER@broward.org>; "'bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com' (bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com)" <bbuxtontetteh@deerfield-beach.com>; "Shakib, Majid" <MSHAKIB@broward.org> Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 4:22 PM Subject: RE: traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach
Mr. Stencel and Ms. Pedone,
Thank you for contacting the Broward County Traffic Engineering Division (BCTED) with your below concerns.
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In response to your request for traffic calming measures to be implemented on SE 10 Street, please note that the responsibility to assess the justification for and to implement traffic calming measures, such as speed humps or roundabouts, falls to the respective municipality. By copy of this e-mail to Bernard Buxton-Tetteh, City of Deerfield Beach, I am requesting that he consider your request for traffic calming, and respond to you directly, with a copy to BCTED for our records.
In regard to your concern for speed limit postings along SE 10 Street, I have copied Jeff Meyer, Engineering Technician with BCTED ?s Studies Section. He will review SE 10 Street to assess the justification for additional speed limit sign postings. In addition to the copied e-mail address, Jeff may be contacted by telephone at 954.847.2652 should you need to speak to him.
Ann Borges, Sr. Division Administrative Assistant Traffic Engineering Division 954-847-2600 traffic@broward.org
From: LBeach11561@yahoo.com [mailto:LBeach11561@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2013 8:49 PM To: Traffic, Internet Subject: traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach 6_13_2013
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todd stencel & jennifer pedone (561)254-1669 ext LBeach11561@yahoo.com traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach Good evening and Happy New Year! For several years, speeding has been a real problem on Se 10th Street, Deerfield Beach. With the CRA Improvements at the beach, there has been an increase in cut-through traffic - at high speeds. This is a 25 milie an hour road. Average car speed is 40-45mph. There is no speed limit sign between SE 12 ave and Federal Hwy on SE 10th Street. There used to be a stop sign at my corner that was removed without city permission by a previous resident. In short: we are in desperate need for traffic calming efforts. In 2009, a car went through the front bedroom of the house accross the street (1010 SE 10th Street), earlier a car went into 1011 SE 10th Street) several dogs have been injured/killed, and even yesterday a car drove into a palm tree (of my house, 1019 SE 10th Street), after driving on the swale and sidewalk beginning at Cove Village condos down - opposite traffic. Myself and the other property owners fear for the children of our community who walk from Federal to/from school and skateboard and ride their bikes in their neighborhood. There many pedestrians that walk/jog on our sidewalk, as well as bicyclists - many making their way to and from the beach. Following a previous email to Mayor Noland about a month ago, BSO Traffic Motorcycle Patrol has spent time monitoring the street; however we understand that they can not spend all of their time here. On behalf of the residents of SE 10th Street, I thank you for reading this message, and implore action before someone gets hurt, or worse, killed. Sincere thanks, Todd Stencel & Jennifer Pedone
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From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 4:17:37 PM Subject: RE: For Mayor Robb - SE 10th Street/speed mats Thank you So so much Mayor Robb!!!!! All the best, jenn
Date: Thu, 16 May 2013 18:46:45 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Re: For Mayor Robb - SE 10th Street/speed mats This is DeBrusco answer to everything. We have to conduct a survey.. I'll get in touch with the fire departmnet and see if I can get a reasonable answer from them .JEAN
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All the best, Jenn & Todd

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From: LBeach11561@yahoo.com [mailto:LBeach11561@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2013 8:49 PM To: Traffic, Internet Subject: traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach
todd stencel & jennifer pedone (561)254-1669 ext LBeach11561@yahoo.com traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach Good evening and Happy New Year! For several years, speeding has been a real problem on Se 10th Street, Deerfield Beach. With the CRA Improvements at the beach, there has been an increase in cut-through traffic - at high speeds. This is a 25 milie an hour road. Average car speed is 40-45mph. There is no speed limit sign between SE 12 ave and Federal Hwy on SE 10th Street. There used to be a stop sign at my corner that was removed without city permission by a previous resident. In short: we are in desperate need for traffic calming efforts. In 2009, a car went through the front bedroom of the house accross the street (1010 SE 10th Street), earlier a car went into 1011 SE 10th Street) several dogs have been injured/killed, and even yesterday a car drove into a palm tree (of my house, 1019 SE 10th Street), after driving on the swale and sidewalk beginning at Cove Village condos down - opposite traffic. Myself and the other property owners fear for the children of our community who walk from Federal to/from school and skateboard and ride their bikes in their neighborhood. There many pedestrians that walk/jog on our sidewalk, as well as bicyclists - many making their
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way to and from the beach. Following a previous email to Mayor Noland about a month ago, BSO Traffic Motorcycle Patrol has spent time monitoring the street; however we understand that they can not spend all of their time here. On behalf of the residents of SE 10th Street, I thank you for reading this message, and implore action before someone gets hurt, or worse, killed. Sincere thanks, Todd Stencel & Jennifer Pedone
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All the best,

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From: LBeach11561@yahoo.com [mailto:LBeach11561@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2013 8:49 PM To: Traffic, Internet Subject: traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach 6_13_2013
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From: To: CC: Date: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/11/2013 2:29:55 PM
Subject: Fwd: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL;SERVICE
From: "Rick Huntley" <rhuntley@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 1:51:32 PM Subject: RE: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
Mayor Robb, We have sent out your notice to the Parks & Recreation and Engineering recipient groups, which include the departments that you have requested to be sent to. Thanks,
Ricky Huntley
Network Manager of the City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Avenue, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-571-7583 Office 954-427-3349 Fax Rhuntley@deerfield-beach.com www. deerfield-beach.com
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 10:01 AM To: Rick Huntley Subject: Fwd: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: RHuntle@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 8:34:06 AM Subject: Re: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE Please add the word NOT
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: RHuntle@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 8:32:36 AM Subject: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE Contrary to the rumors you may have heard, let me assure you that I am running around the city taking pictures of the city employees at work. Those of you familiar with my work as mayor from 1980-1993, know that I have always been supportive of the worker bees. To be perfectly honest, I don't even own a camera.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:28:40 PM Subject: Fwd: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL;SERVICE
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, June 1, 2013 12:00:11 PM Subject: Fwd: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
Hi, need to do correction in your email in references to rumors. Need to put I am not taking pictures. You forgot to put I am not.
-------- Original message -------From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: 05/31/2013 8:36 AM (GMT-05:00) To: sandy J <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> Subject: Fwd: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
It is e-mailing this to all the employees. I had him add I am NOT running around
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: RHuntle@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 8:32:36 AM Subject: for parks and recreartion and utilities .AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
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Contrary to the rumors you may have heard, let me assure you that I am running around the city taking pictures of the city employees at work. Those of you familiar with my work as mayor from 1980-1993, know that I have always been supportive of the worker bees. To be perfectly honest, I don't even own a camera.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:36:59 PM Subject: Fwd: from Paula Bazzone/Deer Creek Improvement Assoc.
From: Flymompb@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 10:04:47 PM Subject: Re: from Paula Bazzone/Deer Creek Improvement Assoc.
MAYOR ROBB, THANK YOU. MY EMAIL IS Flymompb@aol.com PAULA BAZZONE In a message dated 4/28/2013 10:02:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mamamayor@comcast.net writes:
I have asked Jerry Ferguson, director of P and Z to fulfill your request if possible. JEAN
From: Flymompb@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: flymompb@aol.com Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 9:59:07 PM Subject: from Paula Bazzone/Deer Creek Improvement Assoc.
TO: Mayor Robb FROM: Paula Bazzone, Director DCIA We certainly enjoyed your visit to the Deer Creek Improvement Assoc meeting last month. Good luck with your great position in our city. Zeden Jones, Target Development Rep. will be at our May 1st. meeting. Is it possible that I can view a copy of the plan for expansion on the Target property. You can email this to me. Thank You. Paula Bazzone cel 954 415 3903
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:07:21 PM Subject: Fwd: further action
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com, rcoddington@cctcivil.com Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 10:45:17 AM Subject: Re: further action Hi Mayor Robb, We are trying to arrange a meeting next week with Ron, John and myself but in the meantime, John Gerbino put together a two page detailed list that has a plan of action and he emailed it to you. John was out of town this week returning Tuesday and we will meet with Ron and review this plan of action with him as well. Regards, Sarah Sent from my iPhone On May 11, 2013, at 7:14 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: I have not had any response is to what further action you would like the city to pursue to solve this problem. I thought the suggestions from Ron Coddington were impressive. If I choose to add anything additional to the May 21 st agenda I should have that by Monday the 13th. The reason why I moved your item up last meeting was because I had requested it be placed on the agenda, and the city manager removed it. Never in my previous 13 years as mayor has a request for an agenda item been removed by the city manager. I have AN UPHILL BATTLE HERE. jean
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:48:11 PM Subject: Fwd: Gantzz vs Ron C
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 6:40:22 PM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
noted.
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 12:07 PM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
I know you got the salaries. Work on that. The Ron attack is a dead issue.4 of them are ganging up on me so I have to make waves doing something else. The KIngfisher canal on the May 7th agenda will be it. I am buried in paper work so I cannot find the request you made.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 11:32:37 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
Hello Jean, Can you tell me the exact date that you gave it to him (Ron's Report) and the date he gave it to the commissioners?
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BRGRDS, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 1:58 PM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
I told him to distribute it to the commissioners.Whern I get to my office tomorrowi'll be able to tell you the exact date that he gave it to the other commissioners. Your info is incorrect. I thought the info from Ron was so valuable that I wanted the other commissioners to see it. When Burgess said he had nothing to do with it, he meant that he had no idea what Ganz was going to say to rebut the report from Ron.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 11:02:11 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
Hello Jean, According to you, you gave the report to only Burgess Hanson. Then the question is what did he do with it? Is the weekly report that he puts out sent by email? If so do you have a copy? Further I think this is a lot more important then you realize. How as City Manager can he know nothing about it? Did Gantz not have to go to the City Manager to ask for someone to go over all this information? Ron believes it was Santucci, if that is the case Gantz would have had to go through the City Manager just like you do - Correct?
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Does Gantz need to advise the City Manager on what he is doing or not? I would not let these little things go away so easy until all is clarified as they do have a lot of importance. Thank you, John Grassi
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 10:01 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
I gave the report to the manager, and he apologized for not circulating it to the commission right away. I assume he did so on the weekly report that he issues every Friday, When I let the mnanager know I thought that Ganz's performance was unwarranted, he claim he had nothing to do with it. Once again I do not believe anything that comes out of city hall.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 7:17:47 AM Subject: Fw: Gantzz vs Ron C
Jean, Could you advise how and when Bill Gantz received the report that Ron did? John
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I believe you are onto something BIG here, and very important to know who orchastrated this attack. It's one thing to be SMART, but quite perverse when he starts acting "smartaliky" in PUBLIC. Not what we want to see in our elected officials. It tuns many capable volunteers away. Luv, Fred und Nancy On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 8:42 PM, John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> wrote:
To you all, This last commission meeting we saw Bill Gantz go after Ron Coddington. What bothers me is all the information with regard to the report that Ron did. If all the commissioners know that they need to go through the City Manager to have things done, then what was orchestrated here by the City Manager and the Staff? Its very interesting, but now I have many questions. When did Ron finish this report and who did he give it to? Then is there any requests from Gantz in writing asking for this report? But then the question comes up on who contacted Gantz to let him know there was a report done by Ron? Then when Gantz received the report, did he call Burgess to have the staff look into each and every point? There must be some correspondance with regard to all of this. I assume Jean was given the report and then what happened next? Ron could you shed some light on this? This is getting interesting. Another note, Gantz has also called me and started swearing everyword in the book to me as well. Thank you, John Grassi 954-678-8418
-Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails. Thank you muchly.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:06:42 AM Subject: Fwd: Gantzz vs Ron C
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 11:02:11 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
Hello Jean, According to you, you gave the report to only Burgess Hanson. Then the question is what did he do with it? Is the weekly report that he puts out sent by email? If so do you have a copy? Further I think this is a lot more important then you realize. How as City Manager can he know nothing about it? Did Gantz not have to go to the City Manager to ask for someone to go over all this information? Ron believes it was Santucci, if that is the case Gantz would have had to go through the City Manager just like you do - Correct? Does Gantz need to advise the City Manager on what he is doing or not? I would not let these little things go away so easy until all is clarified as they do have a lot of importance.
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Thank you, John Grassi
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 10:01 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
I gave the report to the manager, and he apologized for not circulating it to the commission right away. I assume he did so on the weekly report that he issues every Friday, When I let the mnanager know I thought that Ganz's performance was unwarranted, he claim he had nothing to do with it. Once again I do not believe anything that comes out of city hall.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 7:17:47 AM Subject: Fw: Gantzz vs Ron C
Jean, Could you advise how and when Bill Gantz received the report that Ron did? John
From: Fred Foreman <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 4:40 AM Subject: Re: Gantzz vs Ron C
I believe you are onto something BIG here, and very important to know who orchastrated this attack. It's one thing to be SMART, but quite perverse when he starts acting "smartaliky" in PUBLIC. Not what we want to see in our elected officials. It tuns many capable volunteers away. Luv, Fred und Nancy On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 8:42 PM, John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> wrote:
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To you all, This last commission meeting we saw Bill Gantz go after Ron Coddington. What bothers me is all the information with regard to the report that Ron did. If all the commissioners know that they need to go through the City Manager to have things done, then what was orchestrated here by the City Manager and the Staff? Its very interesting, but now I have many questions. When did Ron finish this report and who did he give it to? Then is there any requests from Gantz in writing asking for this report? But then the question comes up on who contacted Gantz to let him know there was a report done by Ron? Then when Gantz received the report, did he call Burgess to have the staff look into each and every point? There must be some correspondance with regard to all of this. I assume Jean was given the report and then what happened next? Ron could you shed some light on this? This is getting interesting. Another note, Gantz has also called me and started swearing everyword in the book to me as well. Thank you, John Grassi 954-678-8418
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:20:44 PM Subject: Fwd: Hello Mayor Robb
From: "vincentmckeever" <vincentmckeever@comcast.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 2:32:55 PM Subject: Re: Hello Mayor Robb
No not yet.But I think that they are planning to. the one that was filed was from a former employee he used to be a supervisor at a city . he was the recycle supervisor on Haitian guy named Mike Roberli. don't hold me to that but I think he's the one that filed the lawsuit against the city Sent from my MetroPCS 4G Android device
------ Original Message -----From: Date: 5/7/2013 8:50 AM To: Vincent Mckeever; Subject: Re: Hello Mayor Robb Did the Haitian employees file suit against the city?
From: "Vincent Mckeever" <vincentmckeever@comcast.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 6, 2013 4:44:26 PM Subject: Hello Mayor Robb
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Hi Mayor Robb just wanted to let you know that I won't be at commissioner meeting. My church is having a revival. But you are in my prayers God bless your welder VIncent McKeever Sent from my iPad
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:08:36 AM Subject: Fwd: High School Summer league
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:40:56 PM Subject: High School Summer league
Hello Jean, We are trying to raise some money in the next few weeks to take back and start building a summer program and later on possibly a fall program for our High School boys who play with the Big League and then go to tournaments where hopefully the boys can be seen by scouts giving them the possibility for scholarships. In the past couple of years we have not had a field to play on during the summer and have now been granted access to the High School field. We are looking for $2500 to get us started and into some of these tournaments. Would like to know if we could expect any assistance from the city on this? Would appreciate if you could get back to me on this at your earliest convenience? Thank you, John Grassi 954-678-8418
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:45:07 AM Subject: Fwd: Homeless
From: "Maureen Kenny" <maureenc.kenny@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 10:37:23 AM Subject: Homeless Enough of this in Deerfield We call police everyday & she comes right back to 7th St
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:29:38 PM Subject: Fwd: How about A Car Show in the Cove?
From: "Walt DiDomenico" <waltmail@mindspring.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 12:00:28 PM Subject: Re: How about A Car Show in the Cove? ? It would be me orgamizing the show. Like to start small and do a cruise in freebie. Why the cops?
----- Original Message ----From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: Walt DiDomenico Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 6:46 AM Subject: Re: How about A Car Show in the Cove?
Please send me details. Would they pay the city for allowing the use of the parking lot? Or would they pay for police or tell me all I have to know, and I'll try to schedule it for the April 16th meeting since this Sunday the 31st is the last Sunday for the Green Market. JEAN
From: "Walt DiDomenico" <waltmail@mindspring.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, March 29, 2013 12:44:21 PM Subject: How about A Car Show in the Cove? Sure would like to discuss promoting a Classic Car Show in the Cove parking lot real soon. Any chance? Walter
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:18:51 PM Subject: Fwd: How NOT to run a City
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com, rrosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 5:38:06 AM Subject: How NOT to run a City
While I was delighted to see the large attendance at yesterday's Council meeting, I could not believe much of what I think I heard. If we can't fill the chamber unless we have an important issue showing real failure on the part of our City government, we have a MAJOR problem here in this Paradise Land we call Deerfield Beach. Is it the people of our GREAT City, or is it our leaders (elected or employees) and their failure to act quickly and responsibly on ANY citizen's expressed concern? Examples might include the King Fisher Canal fiasco, or my hazardous section of roadway here on Military Trail between SW 10th Street and Green Road. BOTH of these issues have a HISTORY of citizen complaints going back far too many YEARS. Both issues are NOW under study, but only after severe criticism from your residents in large numbers. This should NEVER have taken so long for a properly run City government. Our canal system is part of our Paradise attraction, and the safety of your citizens should be of paramount concern to ALL of our elected officials, and ALL of our City employees......this is a given fact! Is all this
caused from a non-responsive government, or is it a communications breakdown from our government? Maybe we need a City wide newsletter, or maybe we need to get some good representatives in government, and start "chopping" off some non-functioning heads? I'm darned mad, and expect a written reply from ALL of you before our next City Council meeting Tuesday, May 21st. Respectfully, Fred und Nancy Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., D.B., FL 33442-6135. (954) 295-5080.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:19:50 AM Subject: Fwd: ITE Opening Session
From: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 12:34:42 PM Subject: FW: ITE Opening Session
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:35:24 PM Subject: Fwd: John Grassi
From: "Helen Miranda" <hmiranda72@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 11:19:32 AM Subject: Re: John Grassi Madam Mayor. Any email from you should please have a Deerfield designation or website address. . Given the alleged hacking this is pnly reasonable. Then I will reply. Thank you. Helen Miranda Sent from my iPhone On Apr 29, 2013, at 8:03 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
Please be aware that I know about the e-mails that have been sent under John's name. In fact I called him when one of the recipients called me. Let me assure you that John is not the person sending out those hossible missives. John does not use that kind of language and never has. Someone is using his name and his old phone number to stir up trouble, and since he was active in my campaign, the dirt is being used against me as well. Please let me assure you that John is not the perpetrator of this filth.John may be off ther wall in some instances but he does not have a foul mouth in his body. I understand your distress at receiving such garbage but PLEASE believe me, that is not coming from John, but from someone who is not happy with the investigating that John is doing concerning the salaries being paid. I think all of this is
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the result of those who still do not believe that they lost the mayoral election. Thank you for taking the time to read my response. Please feel free to forward it to any and all who may have received the smut. Jean M. Robb
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From: "Helen miranda" <hmiranda72@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 6, 2013 11:54:30 AM Subject: Re: John Grassi Dear Mayor In line with your suggestion, I copied your e-mail to others in the Cove. I am not copying this one as it is nothing more than my personal opnion. I truly regret voting for you. You have an attitude towards the office of Mayor that is troubling and lacksaidisical. Why should anyone have to deal with an informally deputized John Grassi? Are you sure that's even legal? If you want to weed out the bad, go through the proper channels. Don't call yourself mama Mayor. For God's sake, show some professionalism and decorum that is befitting the office. Your "handle" belittles you and insults me.
I am so disappointed. I had respect for you. You are just turning my beloved town into a joke. Shame on you. Helen Leen Miranda
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 2:51 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: I sent you the reply from my personal home computer. It doesn't get any more authentic then that.
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Please be aware that I know about the e-mails that have been sent under John's name. In fact I called him when one of the recipients called me. Let me assure you that John is not the person sending out those hossible missives. John does not use that kind of language and never has. Someone is using his name and his old phone number to stir up trouble, and since he was active in my campaign, the dirt is being used against me as well. Please let me assure you that John is not the perpetrator of this filth.John may be off ther wall in some instances but he does not have a foul mouth in his body. I understand your distress at receiving such garbage but PLEASE believe me, that is not coming from John, but from someone who is not happy with the investigating that John is doing concerning the salaries being paid. I think all of this is the result of those who still do not believe that they lost the mayoral election. Thank you for taking the time to read my response. Please feel free to forward it to any and all who may have received the smut. Jean M. Robb
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Helen Leen Miranda 1416 SE 8th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 305.785.5746
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Please be aware that I know about the e-mails that have been sent under John's name. In fact I called him when one of the recipients called me. Let me assure you that John is not the person sending out those hossible missives. John does not use that kind of language and never has. Someone is using his name and his old phone number to stir up trouble, and since he was active in my campaign, the dirt is being used against me as well. Please let me assure you that John is not the perpetrator of this filth.John may be off ther wall in some instances but he does not have a foul mouth in his body. I understand your distress at receiving such garbage but PLEASE believe me, that is not coming from John, but from someone who is not happy with the investigating that John is doing concerning the salaries being paid. I think all of this is
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the result of those who still do not believe that they lost the mayoral election. Thank you for taking the time to read my response. Please feel free to forward it to any and all who may have received the smut. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:28:40 PM Subject: Fwd: John's e-mail to you
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 7:58:07 AM Subject: John's e-mail to you
Jean, John is a good thinker and may have the "seed" of some good ideas in his note to you. I'd say, let's get a group of innovative thinkers together who have the City's best interest at heart, and see what developes. I would also add subjects to their agenda like, Lock/Drop Boxes, monthly City newsletter, sign up sheet for electronic news flashes like BSO's Cyber program, voter education, use of our Water Bill to post City Council & District Commissioner meeting dates and other topics too, placing a Suggestio Box in lobby of City Hall, quarterly MAYOR Town Hall mtgs, ask your public for FREE volunteers on any project, get a good Public Information Office established 'cause an informed voter is a prepared voter, and that means that 89% of our City is still in the "dark" about your campaign platform and topics. You can't be happy with ONLY 11% participation!!! Do away with Muni Elections!!! I'm working on some projects and people myself. Respectfully, Fred und Nancy Foreman (954) 295-5080
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:39:12 PM Subject: Fwd: June 19th public meeting notices
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2013 10:23:41 AM Subject: June 19th public meeting notices
Nancy and I had breakfast this morning at Steve's Bagel Shop, and he assured me that he'd "pack" the hall for the 19th. Are you planning to have Rebecca Medina send out a press release to the newpapers and TV stations? Might be a good idea to also find a few other forms to notify our D.B. voters about this open meeting. Also, she might want to consider notifying, via postcards or yard signs, some of the major H.O.A.'s and condo associations, etc. Would be great if we could get a good reporter to put a story with pictures into some of the local papers. Just a crazy thought from the hinterlands. Luv always, Fred & Nancy
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:22:20 PM Subject: Fwd: June 6th planning & zoning agenda mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Pam" <pammilitello@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 10:06:55 AM Subject: Re: June 6th planning & zoning agenda Thank you Jean. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 9:34 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: Spoke with Jerry Ferguson this morning,and the city is not in favor of that rezoning.
From: "Pam" <pammilitello@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:33:25 PM Subject: FW: June 6th planning & zoning agenda
Hi Jean ? Wanted to make you aw are of something I find contradictory. At the P&Z meeting on June 6th a developer is requesting to change zoning on property along Dixie Highway.
I find it interesting that the Eller golf course wants a land use change supposedly to create an ?employment center ?, while at the same time Dennis Mele (he is representing the land use change for the golf course) is pushing : DIXIE CENTERS, LLC, represented by Dennis Mele - Proposal: To rezone a 6.08 gross-acre parcel from Dixie Business Residential (DBR) to Residence Multi-family
(RM-25). The property along Dixie Highw ay w as rezoned to Dixie Business Residential several years ago in an attempt to draw business (create jobs) and have residential above the businesses. Sort of a mixed use idea. Apparently that idea did not catch on, so now they w ant to rezone to RM-25. Guess w e do not need to create jobs along Dixie Highw ay? Much of the property along Dixie is zoned commercial and no land use change w ould be needed to create an ?employment center ?. If jobs are the key reason for the land use change for the golf course , w hy w ould the city w ant to change a commercial zoning along Dixie Highw ay, w hich could generate jobs, to RM-25 w hich w ould create housing?? So, here is the big contradiction. Dixie Highw ay is already zoned commercial and also has a special zoning named Dixie Business Residential. A developer w ants to change the zoning from DBR commercial to RM-25 so that residences can be built instead of job creating businesses. Eller w ants to sell his golf course, w hich is open space, recreational to a developer (Butters) to create a commercial , employment center. Why in the w orld is Butters not trying to do the ?employment center ? on Dixie Highway, w here no land use change would be required and the increased traffic could easily be accommodated, especially w ith our $40,000,000.00 Dixie Flyover?? Can anyone explain this to me???????????? Pam Militello
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:22:41 PM Subject: Fwd: June 6th planning & zoning agenda mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Pam" <pammilitello@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 10:06:55 AM Subject: Re: June 6th planning & zoning agenda Thank you Jean. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 9:34 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: Spoke with Jerry Ferguson this morning,and the city is not in favor of that rezoning.
From: "Pam" <pammilitello@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:33:25 PM Subject: FW: June 6th planning & zoning agenda
Hi Jean ? Wanted to make you aw are of something I find contradictory. At the P&Z meeting on June 6th a developer is requesting to change zoning on property along Dixie Highway.
I find it interesting that the Eller golf course wants a land use change supposedly to create an ?employment center ?, while at the same time Dennis Mele (he is representing the land use change for the golf course) is pushing : DIXIE CENTERS, LLC, represented by Dennis Mele - Proposal: To rezone a 6.08 gross-acre parcel from Dixie Business Residential (DBR) to Residence Multi-family
(RM-25). The property along Dixie Highw ay w as rezoned to Dixie Business Residential several years ago in an attempt to draw business (create jobs) and have residential above the businesses. Sort of a mixed use idea. Apparently that idea did not catch on, so now they w ant to rezone to RM-25. Guess w e do not need to create jobs along Dixie Highw ay? Much of the property along Dixie is zoned commercial and no land use change w ould be needed to create an ?employment center ?. If jobs are the key reason for the land use change for the golf course , w hy w ould the city w ant to change a commercial zoning along Dixie Highw ay, w hich could generate jobs, to RM-25 w hich w ould create housing?? So, here is the big contradiction. Dixie Highw ay is already zoned commercial and also has a special zoning named Dixie Business Residential. A developer w ants to change the zoning from DBR commercial to RM-25 so that residences can be built instead of job creating businesses. Eller w ants to sell his golf course, w hich is open space, recreational to a developer (Butters) to create a commercial , employment center. Why in the w orld is Butters not trying to do the ?employment center ? on Dixie Highway, w here no land use change would be required and the increased traffic could easily be accommodated, especially w ith our $40,000,000.00 Dixie Flyover?? Can anyone explain this to me???????????? Pam Militello
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:37:05 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfish
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 9:25:07 AM Subject: Kingfish Hi Jean, How are you? Hoped to have gone to last meeting, mainly to support you. But you know how at one point you stopped going to meetings ...... thank you for finally confirming who needs to take care of CVE. I will make sure everyone knows how Ganz as well as Miller voted on this. I am surprised to hear you talk about other cities having a storm tax. Isn't that a point the commission made in reference to the utility tax? Is the Kingfisher Canal not in the CRA district? Caryl
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:08:14 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 6:25:33 PM Subject: Kingfisher
Jean, I met with the Kingfisher canal folks today. They are ready with their presentation, but the only thing they really have is that list of things they think Burgis committed to at the meeting he had with them and Charlie DeBrusco. I suggested that they call Miller tonight or tomorrow and make sure he is going to put forth a motion to do what they have on their list. Really it is just a commitment to study and test and get the permits moving. Later they will need to come back and get a motion passed to actually do the dredging once permits are in hand and we have an estimate of cost. Motion should be for a directive to the City Manager to follow thru with the plan as agreed by him and the residents. It only commits some testing money which is within the City Manager ?s authorization limit anyway. They have nothing new except the results of that meeting with Charlie, Burgis and Joe Miller. BTW they do not trust Burgis and they think Charlie is and idiot. As for Joe, they just think Joe is Joe and won ?t do anything he is not pushed to do. Actually Bill Gantz has met with them so they think they will get his vote for any action put forth by others. Heck maybe Gantz will make a motion but I told them it is Joe ?s responsibility to do so. I suggested to them, that you would sit back and listen but vote in their favor once you have a motion on the table. The most important thing in my mind is that we need to test the water in the city storm outfall to find out if sewage is making it into that system. Simple testing, not expensive, but they also need to do a video inspection of that drain to confirm there is no cross connect with sewage. Have a good day, and I am glad to help with anything that I can work on for you.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:09:43 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 12:58:14 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal
Jean, I am meeting with the Kingfisher Canal folks today at 4:00pm. I am more interested in what Charlie and Burgis promised than anything else. BTW, I will not be at tomorrow ?s meeting, I have to be in Raleigh NC for a business meeting. Interesting is that the deal we are working on will bring the manufacturing of a new patented water treatment device to Deerfield Beach with new job creation and a new Multi Million dollar company working here in our city. I am working with the Eller ?s on this plan. Ron Coddington
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:05:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal - Environmental Attorney
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 12:03:28 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal - Environmental Attorney Dear Honorable Mayor Robb, You may want to inform your City Manager that an Environmental attorney contacted us yesterday and wants to meet with us next week. Regards, Sarah Moran 954-224-0851 Sent from my iPhone
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:52:59 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfieldbeach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:26:17 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Work will be completed by Wednesday, May 29, 2013. With respect to whether canal dredging occurred in 2008, I find no definitive proof that the kingfisher canal was dredging at that time.
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:29 AM To: Charles DaBrusco; David Santucci; Burgess Hanson; mamamayor@comcast.net; Jean M. Robb; Jean M. Robb Cc: Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Mr. Coddington returned from out of town yesterday; Amanda and I met with him this morning. He was quite willing to provide information. He spoke of vendors from which the floating barriers can be purchased nearby (including HD Supply, United Rentals, and Florida Geo-Dynamics). He provided the print-outs attached. He mentioned Type I, II, and III saying Type I would be the least expensive while Type III would last the longest. He suggested 50 ? be purchased (as little as $600 for Type I) and suggested an installation method of either tying to stakes or eye-bolts drilled directly into the City ?s sea wall. He suggested grabbing both the 72 ? and the 24 ? pipes ? outfalls. We agreed that the installation would best be handled by City crews. He said it sounded as if we were headed in the right direction already and offered to assist in any way necessary. He did say he was going out of town again starting tomorrow. Charlie, please do this ASAP. Please identify the absolute deadline by which it will be accomplished. Also, please answer the question as to whether the canal was dredged in 2008.
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Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp

From: Charles DaBrusco Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 8:19 AM To: Keven Klopp; David Santucci; Burgess Hanson Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Please read below Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: <mamamayor@comcast.net> Date: May 23, 2013, 7:29:31 AM EDT To: Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items Ron Coddington who supplied the information on the floating barriers for me will collect the necessary equipment that is needed and will do the installation himself at no cost to the city. I don't know about the aerators since there was a question as to the depth of the canal. I have been told that the Kingfisher was dredged in 2008. Can someone clarify that for me? Jean M. Robb
From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:02:12 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
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I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Sent on behalf of Burgess Hanson: Good afternoon Charlie, Please move forward with the purchase of the aerators and the pollution control barriers. Do not delay for any reason. We need to take immediate action to accommodate the residents with the debris issue in the canal.
Thanks, Burgess Hanson City Manager
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From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com Cc: "Randall Gerbino/Laptop" <ermg@bellsouth.net>, "Sara Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:45:21 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Mayor Robb and City Manager Hanson,, Glad to see that some of the Kingfisher restoration recommendations are already moving forward. I don ?t recall the 2008 dredging that you mentioned but will go through my Kingfisher documents book to see if I can locate any reference to 2008 dredging. If in fact it was dredged in 2008 or 2012, it only underlines the severity of the silting problem and the need for a filtering system installed in both the 72 ? and 24 ? storm water pipes in order to avoid the need for constant dredging. These systems do exist. Will the city manager be the point person on this project? And when can we expect to receive a written plan of implementation of the 10 suggested steps in the restoration and maintenance of the waterway? Regarding the installation of the aeration devices in the area of the 12th Avenue bridge, it is my understanding from neighbors who own larger boats, that their props touch bottom under the bridge during low tide. I think dredging will be necessary prior to the installation of the devices - a propeller coming in contact with the aerator will do serious damage to both the aerator and the prop. Mr. Coddington mentioned that there was a local dredging company with equipment docked in the Hillsboro canal at the Federal Highway Bridge, he also mentioned another local dredging company that had permits for the Deerfield canals already grandfathered in. Thank you for seeing this project through, John Gerbino
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From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfieldbeach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:29:15 AM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items Mr. Coddington returned from out of town yesterday; Amanda and I met with him this morning. He was quite willing to provide information. He spoke of vendors from which the floating barriers can be purchased nearby (including HD Supply, United Rentals, and Florida Geo-Dynamics). He provided the print-outs attached. He mentioned Type I, II, and III saying Type I would be the least expensive while Type III would last the longest. He suggested 50 ? be purchased (as little as $600 for Type I) and suggested an installation method of either tying to stakes or eye-bolts drilled directly into the City ?s sea wall. He suggested grabbing both the 72 ? and the 24 ? pipes ? outfalls. We agreed that the installation would best be handled by City crews. He said it sounded as if we were headed in the right direction already and offered to assist in any way necessary. He did say he was going out of town again starting tomorrow. Charlie, please do this ASAP. Please identify the absolute deadline by which it will be accomplished. Also, please answer the question as to whether the canal was dredged in 2008. Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp

Please read below Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: <mamamayor@comcast.net>
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Date: May 23, 2013, 7:29:31 AM EDT To: Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items Ron Coddington who supplied the information on the floating barriers for me will collect the necessary equipment that is needed and will do the installation himself at no cost to the city. I don't know about the aerators since there was a question as to the depth of the canal. I have been told that the Kingfisher was dredged in 2008. Can someone clarify that for me? Jean M. Robb
From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:02:12 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Sent on behalf of Burgess Hanson: Good afternoon Charlie, Please move forward with the purchase of the aerators and the pollution control barriers. Do not delay for any reason. We need to take immediate action to accommodate the residents with the debris issue in the canal.
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From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:43:00 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I have only lived here since 2010 but my next door neighbors Michelle and Mike East have been here 12 years and according to them the canal has not been dredged during this time. Regards, Sarah Moran Sent from my iPhone On May 23, 2013, at 10:36 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:29:15 AM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
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Mr. Coddington returned from out of town yesterday; Amanda and I met with him this morning. He was quite willing to provide information. He spoke of vendors from which the floating barriers can be purchased nearby (including HD Supply, United Rentals, and Florida Geo-Dynamics). He provided the print-outs attached. He mentioned Type I, II, and III saying Type I would be the least expensive while Type III would last the longest. He suggested 50 ? be purchased (as little as $600 for Type I) and suggested an installation method of either tying to stakes or eye-bolts drilled directly into the City ?s sea wall. He suggested grabbing both the 72 ? and the 24 ? pipes ? outfalls. We agreed that the installation would best be handled by City crews. He said it sounded as if we were headed in the right direction already and offered to assist in any way necessary. He did say he was going out of town again starting tomorrow. Charlie, please do this ASAP. Please identify the absolute deadline by which it will be accomplished. Also, please answer the question as to whether the canal was dredged in 2008. Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp

Please read below Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: <mamamayor@comcast.net> Date: May 23, 2013, 7:29:31 AM EDT To: Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items Ron Coddington who supplied the information on the floating barriers for me will collect the necessary equipment that is needed and will do the installation himself at no cost to the city. I don't know about the aerators since there was a question as to the depth of the canal. I have been told that the
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Kingfisher was dredged in 2008. Can someone clarify that for me? Jean M. Robb
From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:02:12 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Sent on behalf of Burgess Hanson: Good afternoon Charlie, Please move forward with the purchase of the aerators and the pollution control barriers. Do not delay for any reason. We need to take immediate action to accommodate the residents with the debris issue in the canal.
<possible vendors from Ron Coddington.pdf>
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From: "John Gerbino I" <jgerbino5@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 7:30:31 AM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items Dear Mayor Robb, I don't know of any recent minor dredging, what does it matter it only goes to prove that the silt is is coming through the pipes in larger quantities and clogging the waterway in less time than before. The Kingfisher needs a major dredging in the area effected by the two storm water drains. It needs filtering -- And it MUST be analyzed again as it was in 98. Band-aids and rhetoric will not cut it! John Gerbino Sent from my iPhone On May 23, 2013, at 8:14 PM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: please see the letter and attachments from Broward county. According to some workers at the utilities dept. minor dredging was done in 2008. Maybe John knows. From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:43:00 PM
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Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I have only lived here since 2010 but my next door neighbors Michelle and Mike East have been here 12 years and according to them the canal has not been dredged during this time. Regards, Sarah Moran Sent from my iPhone On May 23, 2013, at 10:36 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:29:15 AM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Mr. Coddington returned from out of town yesterday; Amanda and I met with him this morning. He was quite willing to provide information. He spoke of vendors from which the floating barriers can be purchased nearby (including HD Supply, United Rentals, and Florida Geo-Dynamics). He provided the printouts attached. He mentioned Type I, II, and III saying Type I would be the least expensive while Type III would last the longest. He suggested 50 ? be purchased (as little as $600 for Type I) and suggested an installation method of either tying to stakes or eye-bolts drilled directly into the City ?s sea wall. He suggested grabbing both the 72 ? and the 24 ? pipes ? outfalls. We agreed that the installation would best be handled by City crews. He said it sounded as if we were headed in the right direction already and offered to assist in any way necessary. He did say he was going out of town again starting tomorrow. Charlie, please do this ASAP. Please identify the absolute deadline by which it will be accomplished. Also, please answer the question as to whether the canal was dredged in 2008. Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp
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From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:02:12 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone
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On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Sent on behalf of Burgess Hanson: Good afternoon Charlie, Please move forward with the purchase of the aerators and the pollution control barriers. Do not delay for any reason. We need to take immediate action to accommodate the residents with the debris issue in the canal.
<possible vendors from Ron Coddington.pdf> <Scan_Doc0038.pdf> <Scan_Doc0039.pdf>
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From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 2:11:06 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Sent on behalf of Burgess Hanson: Good afternoon Charlie, Please move forward with the purchase of the aerators and the pollution control barriers. Do not delay for any reason. We need to take immediate action to accommodate the residents with the debris issue in the canal.
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From: "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <joe@millerpestcontrol.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:02:12 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:

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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:27:33 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal 04-29-13
From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com>, "Ashok' 'Raichoudhury" <ARAICHOUDHURY@broward.org> Cc: "Monica' 'Randino" <MRANDINO@broward.org>, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net>, mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 3:19:21 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal 04-29-13
Hello Ashok, Please take a minute to reply to my two highlighted questions. Thank you, John Gerbino
From: John Gerbino [mailto:jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:42 AM To: 'Raichoudhury, Ashok' Cc: 'Randino, Monica'; 'Sarah Moran'; 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Subject: FW: Kingfisher Canal 04-29-13 Importance: High
Good morning Ashok, I will be a ddressing the Deerfield Beach Mayor a nd city commission next week regarding the Kingfisher Waterway and I was hoping either you or your associates could enlighten me on a few technical issues. Regarding polluta nts that were found in excessive amounts in the Kingfisher and reported in a past analysis performed by the DPEP. My question: Once dissolved would fecal coliform, petroleum by-products, chemica ls a nd other such pollutants and carcinogens be visible to the naked eye? Would it be possible for a trained eye to look into a container of affected water and identify contaminants? In addition, please have a look at the attached photographs ta ken during the low tide phase yesterday at the two storm-wa ter runoff pipes that empty into the Kingfisher Waterway nea r my home. This is the usual condition of this waterway except on the occasional day when the wind is from the west. Obviously this was not the condition you experienced on the day you visited the waterway in April, 2012 . After seeing these images, I would suggest you carefully read the 1999 DPEP report and a nalysis, perhaps this will encourage your department to revisit the Kingfisher for a more thorough investigation and analysis more along the lines of what was done in 1999. If this type of decision is not yours to make, please provide me with the contact information of the Environmental Protection decision maker. Thank you, John Gerbino
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To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:04:25 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal Saturday Morning May 11th 2012
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: AShafer@deerfield-beach.com, mamamayor@comcast.net, rcoddington@cctcivil.com Cc: jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com, "Michele East" <michele.east@gmail.com>, moran5293@bellsouth.net, ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 12:10:02 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal Saturday Morning May 11th 2012 Amanda, Please forward the attached photos to all of the City Commissioners, but please include the City Manager,the City Attorney, Mr. DaBrusco and include the following: HOW MANY MORE FISH HAVE TO DIE? There is water running out if this 24" drain pipe and I had an expert plumber with 32 years experience look at this and smell this and he suspected raw sewage. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it most likely is a duck! In the last four months fish have been dying in increasing numbers I have witnessed this and so have my neighbors. HOW MANY MORE FISH HAVE TO DIE? Regards, Sarah Moran 954-224-0851
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From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: "John Gerbino I" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com>, "Michele East" <michele.east@gmail.com>, "Michael Moran" <moran5293@bellsouth.net>, "STEVEN FERRARO" <ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net>, mamamayor@comcast.net, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: araichoudhury@broward.org Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 12:56:22 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal
Hello all, I just received a phone call from Ashok Raichoudhury, Broward Planning and Environmental Protection Department, and he acknowledged receiving my latest email and photographs (4/29/13). He spoke with the Charlie DaBrusco, City of Deerfield Beach, and stated that Mr. DaBrusco has agreed to install pollution filters on the drain pipes into the canal and to take measures to oxygenate the water because the fish are dying. Ashok told me when he received the Plan of Action from the City of Deerfield Beach that he would forward this information to me. I inquired about the dredging of the canal because this is also a major issue ? the muck is at least 3 feet deep, possibly 4 feet, and is full of silt and debris and the canal does not function as a canal for most boat owners. He stated that dredging was a problem because they could not go too close to the seawalls without damaging them and that the canal was dredged previously. I stated that my next door neighbor (Michele East) has lived in her home for 12 years and the canal has not been dredged the entire time she has lived in her home. Ashok consulted his notes and stated that the canal was dredged in 1999 ? so we both agreed that it has not been dredged for 14 years. Ashok stated that he would mention to Charlie DaBrusco that the canal needs to be dredged and request that he add this to the city ?s plan of action. It is imperative that we the citizens of the Kingfisher Canal stay on top of this issue and attend the next City Council Meeting next Tuesday, not only for the use of the canal behind us, but also for the property values within the Cove, the beautification of our city ?s canals, and the health risks involved regarding the water quality of our canals that eventually will make its way into our beloved Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean. I regret that I did not ask Ashok about getting the water tested again for contaminants ? we should make the request at the next meeting that a current extensive test of the quality level of the water should be conducted similar to the one done in 1998. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court 954-224-0851
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From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 12:58:14 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal
Jean, I am meeting with the Kingfisher Canal folks today at 4:00pm. I am more interested in what Charlie and Burgis promised than anything else. BTW, I will not be at tomorrow ?s meeting, I have to be in Raleigh NC for a business meeting. Interesting is that the deal we are working on will bring the manufacturing of a new patented water treatment device to Deerfield Beach with new job creation and a new Multi Million dollar company working here in our city. I am working with the Eller ?s on this plan. Ron Coddington
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To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:16:23 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal.
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 11:14:09 AM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal.
Thanks, I reached out to her also with a copy of the report.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 10:16 AM To: Ron Coddington Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal.
I have forwarded your material to Sara Moran and asked her to forward it to the members of their group and then contact you to meet with them.
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 10:04:21 AM Subject: Kingfisher Canal. Jean, The attached file is another ?report ? from me, this time on the Kingfisher Canal issue. Please review as it is completely different approach from that of Charlie DeBrusco. If you can forward a contact, I would like to meet with some of the residents and help them with the solution and assist them in handling the City and Mr. DeBrusco. Lets not share this with the City Manager (Mr. Gantz) just yet, I would rather talk to a couple of the residents first. Ron Coddington 954-818-2673
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:15:39 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal. mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 12:21:51 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal. Dear Honorable Mayor - you have my sympathies. My impression of Mr. DaBrusco is that he is not only not very knowledgeable but he is also lazy and unsympathetic. Mr. Miller has also impressed me with his laziness. He also stated to me last week his concerns about grass clippings - he and Mr. DaBrusco need to move off of this topic - we are not polluting our own backyard. I am also disgusted by Mr. Miller's lack of involvement in his own district and the excuse that he told me recently: "All I know is what everyone tells me that we have no money." I really should have replied and told him to grow a pair and represent his constituents and find it! Mr. Ganz gives off the impression that he sees himself as the God of Commissioners - since he is unaware of the problem it is not important until he decides it is. I just got off the phone with Ron Coddington and we agreed that the Health Department needs to be contacted and they need to find out if the 24" drain is actually putting out fecal matter as we all suspect. We need the canal dredged and we need pollution controls. We need real facts and figures and we need an engineer that is results oriented and that cares about the City of Deerfield Beach. We need a can do attitude instead of all the reasons not to do something. Mr. DaBrusco would rather spend his time with the City Attorneys determining ownership of a canal that the city is polluting - do you see what is wrong with this picture? Sent from my iPhone On May 8, 2013, at 10:13 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote:
The attached is from Ron Coddington who is a civil engineer who I have used in the past when I know that the city's engineer doesn't know what he is talking about. He would like to get togeher with your group to .expand on his solutions.Could you forward this material to the nothers in your group and then call Ron to meet with all of you. JEAN From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 10:04:21 AM Subject: Kingfisher Canal.
Jean, The attached file is another ?report ? from me, this time on the Kingfisher Canal issue. Please review as it is completely different approach from that of Charlie DeBrusco. If you can forward a contact, I would like to meet with some of the residents and help them with the solution and assist them in handling the City and Mr. DeBrusco. Lets not share this with the City Manager (Mr. Gantz) just yet, I would rather talk to a couple of the residents first. Ron Coddington 954-818-2673
<The Kingfisher Canal.docx>
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Date: 6/11/2013 9:15:01 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Canal.
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 2:14:19 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal.
Jean, I just met with Sara at her house since she called and said raw sewage was running out of the pipe today. While I am not 100% sure, there is certainly a very good chance that raw sewage is in the storm drain right now and is running out with the falling tide. A simple fecal coliform test could indicate if we are correct in our assumption. The city could easily get the county health department to do that sampling. One thing that would be very cost effective is a video inspection of the suspect portion of the pipe. This is a normal procedure and in fact the contractor on Stainless Blv by your condo, Lanzo Construction is a full service video inspection and repair contractor. Our utility department must have contacts or an available firm that can also do a video inspection. I have a call in to Charlie DeBrusco, but he probably won ?t call me back to discuss. I will update you when I have more info. Ron
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 10:16 AM To: Ron Coddington Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal.
I have forw arded your material to Sara Moran and asked her to forward it to the members of their group and then contact you to meet with them.
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 10:04:21 AM Subject: Kingfisher Canal. Jean, The attached file is another ?report ? from me, this time on the Kingfisher Canal issue. Please review as it is completely different approach from that of Charlie DeBrusco. If you can forward a contact, I would like to meet with some of the residents and help them with the solution and assist them in handling the City and Mr. DeBrusco. Lets not share this with the City Manager (Mr. Gantz) just yet, I would rather talk to a couple of the residents first. Ron Coddington 954-818-2673
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:31:00 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Waterway
From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:00:47 AM Subject: Kingfisher Waterway
Dear Mayor Robb, Please review and familiarize yourself with the 1999 DPEP report. When I speak at the May 7, commission meeting I will ask for the record who of the commissioners and city manager has read the report. I also have an email from Ashok Raichoudhury the engineer who was quoted in the Pelican newspaper ? I asked him point blank did he do any lab analysis of the water to include in his report ?he admits NO lab analysis was performed on the samples he mentions in the report ? he and his associates ? looked ? at the water samples and determined no further testing would be necessary. Thanks for your interest and support. John Gerbino
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:52:58 PM Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 2:08:57 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Jean, These people are smarter than us, let them handle their own problem. But they should not come back to us for help when Charlie, Burgis and Joe give them the ?sorry but we couldn ?t come up with the money ? and their grand plans die at the table. As for my help, they did not even include the recommendation for a floating debris barrier that would have trapped all the floating debris at the culverts and made cleanup possible. The only way they get any debris sitting at the end seawall is when the wind keeps it there. A cheap barrier would have made cleanup possible and reasonable. At any rate, they DO NOT need any of our valuable time or help, and they will not get mine when Charlie ultimately screws this thing up like everything else he touches. Ron
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 7:11 PM To: Ron Coddington Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
I was surprised that he thanked Burgess, Miller and Da Brusco. His recommendations are not what I expected since he makes no reference to your solutions. No mention of my efforts or yours. Please reply. JEAN Who is making the presentation at the meeting on the 21 which I set up for the residents?
From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com, mamamayor@comcast.net

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Cc: "Randall Gerbino/Laptop" <ermg@bellsouth.net>, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 4:11:44 PM Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Hi Burgess, My neighbors and I thank you, the Vice Mayor and City Engineer Brusco for working with us to remedy the issues affecting the Kingfisher Waterway. I was encouraged by the discussion and believe all of the major recommendations were positive and if implemented will improve the visual as well as the overall health of the waterway. Please see items 1 through 10. If I overlooked any recommendation or key point please add it to your reply memo. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain. 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. We would like a written recap of our meeting detailing the remedial action planned by the city administration along with a corresponding timeline. We plan to make this the primary topic of our presentation to the mayor and city commissioners at the next commission meeting coming up on May 21st . Thank you, John Gerbino
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From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Randall Gerbino/Laptop" <ermg@bellsouth.net>, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 4:11:44 PM Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Hi Burgess, My neighbors and I thank you, the Vice Mayor and City Engineer Brusco for working with us to remedy the issues affecting the Kingfisher Waterway. I was encouraged by the discussion and believe all of the major recommendations were positive and if implemented will improve the visual as well as the overall health of the waterway. Please see items 1 through 10. If I overlooked any recommendation or key point please add it to your reply memo. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236.
We would like a written recap of our meeting detailing the remedial action planned by the city administration along with a corresponding timeline. We plan to make this the primary topic of our presentation to the mayor and city commissioners at the next commission meeting coming up on May 21st. Thank you, John Gerbino
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From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Randall Gerbino/Laptop" <ermg@bellsouth.net>, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 4:11:44 PM Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Hi Burgess, My neighbors and I thank you, the Vice Mayor and City Engineer Brusco for working with us to remedy the issues affecting the Kingfisher Waterway. I was encouraged by the discussion and believe all of the major recommendations were positive and if implemented will improve the visual as well as the overall health of the waterway. Please see items 1 through 10. If I overlooked any recommendation or key point please add it to your reply memo. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236.
We would like a written recap of our meeting detailing the remedial action planned by the city administration along with a corresponding timeline. We plan to make this the primary topic of our presentation to the mayor and city commissioners at the next commission meeting coming up on May 21st. Thank you, John Gerbino
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From: To: CC: Date: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/12/2013 3:42:16 PM
Subject: Fwd: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
From: "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, rcoddington@cctcivil.com Cc: "John Gerbino I" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com>, "michele east" <michele.east@gmail.com>, ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net, moran5293@bellsouth.net Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 6:11:26 PM Subject: FW: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Dear Honorable Mayor Jean Robb and Engineer Ron, Since we last spoke Ron, Commissioner Ganz came by and talked to John Gerbino and myself about the Kingfisher Canal and the City Manager ?s office called a meeting that was held at John Gerbino ?s house last week and we outlined the following (see email below) plan of action that needs to take place right away. John forwarded this email to you, Honorable Mayor and I am forwarding it now for Ron to review as well. I have also sent copies to the other neighbors initially involved to get their feedback and we plan on holding another meeting or a recap prior to the next meeting coming up on May 21st. Please let me know if you have anything further to add to this plan of action or if you have any additional comments at this time. Regards, Sarah From: John Gerbino [mailto:jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 4:12 PM To: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com; mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: 'Randall Gerbino/Laptop'; 'Sarah Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Hi Burgess, My neighbors and I thank you, the Vice Mayor and City Engineer Brusco for working with us to remedy the issues affecting the Kingfisher Waterway. I was encouraged by the discussion and believe all of the major recommendations were positive and if implemented will improve the visual as well as the overall health of the waterway. Please see items 1 through 10. If I overlooked any recommendation or key point please add it to your reply memo. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9 th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236.
We would like a written recap of our meeting detailing the remedial action planned by the city administration along with a corresponding timeline. We plan to make this the primary topic of our presentation to the mayor and city commissioners at the next commission meeting coming up on May 21 st. Thank you, John Gerbino
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From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 2:21:44 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher
Jean, I am looking into it and will get you info by weekend. I assume this is not on the special meeting agenda. Ron
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 3:05 PM To: Ron Coddington Subject: Kingfisher
I know I have no right to ask for you to do anything more for the city, but could you give me your opinion as to what the course of action should be to alleviate the problem with the Kingfisher Canal and what the cost might be? I have it on the agenda for the meeting on the 7th, and I can just imagine what I'll get from the city.
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From: "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 6:25:33 PM Subject: Kingfisher
Jean, I met with the Kingfisher canal folks today. They are ready with their presentation, but the only thing they really have is that list of things they think Burgis committed to at the meeting he had with them and Charlie DeBrusco. I suggested that they call Miller tonight or tomorrow and make sure he is going to put forth a motion to do what they have on their list. Really it is just a commitment to study and test and get the permits moving. Later they will need to come back and get a motion passed to actually do the dredging once permits are in hand and we have an estimate of cost. Motion should be for a directive to the City Manager to follow thru with the plan as agreed by him and the residents. It only commits some testing money which is within the City Manager ?s authorization limit anyway. They have nothing new except the results of that meeting with Charlie, Burgis and Joe Miller. BTW they do not trust Burgis and they think Charlie is and idiot. As for Joe, they just think Joe is Joe and won ?t do anything he is not pushed to do. Actually Bill Gantz has met with them so they think they will get his vote for any action put forth by others. Heck maybe Gantz will make a motion but I told them it is Joe ?s responsibility to do so. I suggested to them, that you would sit back and listen but vote in their favor once you have a motion on the table. The most important thing in my mind is that we need to test the water in the city storm outfall to find out if sewage is making it into that system. Simple testing, not expensive, but they also need to do a video inspection of that drain to confirm there is no cross connect with sewage. Have a good day, and I am glad to help with anything that I can work on for you.
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Date: 6/11/2013 2:53:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations
From: "Chad Brocato" <CBrocato@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:24:00 PM Subject: Re: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations I spoke with Jan at Kiwanis. The 5:30 pm event is the ribbon cutting for the Oasis Reading room that Kiwanis sponsored. It's separate from the book distribution that I emailed you about, which is why the times are different. On May 23, 2013, at 10:25 AM, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: I think we cut the ribbons at night. JEAN
From: "Chad Brocato" <CBrocato@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:51:12 AM Subject: Re: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations They are always distributed in the mornings or early afternoon during school hours On May 23, 2013, at 7:16 AM, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: I have already been to Tedder and to Park ridge, am planning to get to Deerfield Elementary but I have them down on my calendar as the 29th from 5:30 to 7:30. PLease clarify.
From: "Chad Brocato" <CBrocato@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Mayor Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 2:46:06 PM Subject: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations Hi Mayor, Kiwanis will be visiting all of the elementary schools in Deerfield Beach to provide school books. You are more than welcome to come to any or all of the remaining presentations noted below: Mon, May 20, 8:30 am - Quiet Waters Elem. 255 students Tues, May 21, 10:00 am - Highlands Christian Academy 48 students Tues, May 21, 1:00 pm - Zion Lutheran 30 students Wed, May 22, 9:00 am - Park Ridge Elem. 75 students Thur, May 30, 10:15 am - Deerfield Beach Elem. 120 students Fri, May 31, 2:30 pm - St. Ambrose 25 students Mon, June 3, 1:30 pm - Deerfield Park Elem. 110 students Tedder Elem - TBA N.E.F.P. - TBA
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:43:18 PM Subject: Fwd: landscape agreement
From: "Donna Capobianco" <dcapobianco@cvedb.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com>, "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 9:00:18 AM Subject: RE: landscape agreement
Thank you Mayor for giving this the attention it needs. I will be there on May 21st. Donna Capobianco PRESIDENT CVE MASTER MANAGEMENT COMPANY, INC 3501 West Drive Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 OFFICE :954-421-5566 ext. 202 FAX: 954-421-9269
From: Ira Somerset [mailto:isomerset@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 7:22 AM To: Jean Robb Cc: Donna M. & Ray Capobianco; Sergio Purrinos Subject: RE: landscape agreement Thank you. It has dragged on for so long that another week or two won't make any difference. Unfortunately, I will have gone to MA by then, but one or two other board members may attend. Thank you for your support. 6_13_2013
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 10:15:29 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: isomerset@hotmail.com CC: spurrinos@cvedb.com Subject: Re: landscape agreement I have decided to hold off on the landscaping agreement until the 2nd meeting in May which will May 21st because there are a number of controversial issues on the May 7th agenda, and I don't wish to lose any argument I might make.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 2:06:39 PM Subject: Re: landscape agreement I think I have everything in Place.JEAN
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 7:31:41 AM Subject: RE: landscape agreement
Thank you very much. Is there anything else that needs to be done? I believe a few of us are planning to attend.
Ira Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 00:48:48 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net

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To: isomerset@hotmail.com Subject: landscape agreement I have prepared a packet for each of the commissioners with what I believe are the important points to be made. I spent Saturday ith Don Thomas since he signed the agreements in 1980, and he will speak to their validity at the meeting on May 7th. I told Commissioner Richard that I intend to put this all on the May 7th agenda. I can'ttell what he thinks of me, and I have the feeling I am working against the 4 men, but that is because I like everything done yesterday.Will let you know how the vote turns out.
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From: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com> To: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com>, "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Donna M. & Ray Capobianco" <dcapobianco@cvedb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 9:43:28 AM Subject: RE: landscape agreement Thank you Mayor Robb. Good strategy! Please let us know if we can be of any assistance in the meantime. Respectfully,
Sergio Purrinos LCAM MURP
Executive Director CVE Master ManagementCo., Inc.

3501 West Drive Deerfield, Florida 33442 Tel.: 954-421-5566; facsimile: 954-421-9269
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Ira Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 00:48:48 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: isomerset@hotmail.com
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Subject: landscape agreement I have prepared a packet for each of the commissioners with what I believe are the important points to be made. I spent Saturday ith Don Thomas since he signed the agreements in 1980, and he will speak to their validity at the meeting on May 7th. I told Commissioner Richard that I intend to put this all on the May 7th agenda. I can'ttell what he thinks of me, and I have the feeling I am working against the 4 men, but that is because I like everything done yesterday.Will let you know how the vote turns out.
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From: "Donna Capobianco" <dcapobianco@cvedb.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Sergio Purrinos" <spurrinos@cvedb.com>, "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 9:00:18 AM Subject: RE: landscape agreement
Thank you Mayor for giving this the attention it needs. I will be there on May 21st. Donna Capobianco PRESIDENT CVE MASTER MANAGEMENT COMPANY, INC 3501 West Drive Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 OFFICE :954-421-5566 ext. 202 FAX: 954-421-9269
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Ira Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 00:48:48 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net

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To: isomerset@hotmail.com Subject: landscape agreement I have prepared a packet for each of the commissioners with what I believe are the important points to be made. I spent Saturday ith Don Thomas since he signed the agreements in 1980, and he will speak to their validity at the meeting on May 7th. I told Commissioner Richard that I intend to put this all on the May 7th agenda. I can'ttell what he thinks of me, and I have the feeling I am working against the 4 men, but that is because I like everything done yesterday.Will let you know how the vote turns out.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:25:35 AM Subject: Fwd: light
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 7:04:30 AM Subject: light
At the end of the last commission meeting, I asked the manager the status of the bridge lights for Deer Creek and whether you had been kept up to date on the progress. He told me that they are still dealing with the manufacturer and that you were aware of the progress. True>??????
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:52:49 PM Subject: Fwd: lighting
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:10:32 PM Subject: Re: lighting
There going to get back to us. But I am sure it is not going to be tomorrow. John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 2:08 PM Subject: Re: lighting
Thanks John. I need the info as soon as possible.
I have made calls and there going to look at it, Mark Payton who is under Mr. Fritz Wettstein is going to get back to me. Make sure you have your I's dotted and your T's crossed. When getting rid of either. Public Service is a little different from my walk of life, however anyone that would have spent nearly 10k on his office painting and decorating is stealing from me, and it is something everyone can relate to.
John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 4:38 PM Subject: lighting
John, can you call the Dept. of Environmental Resources Management at 850-245-2118 and ask them if anyone has looked at the lighting being proposed for the new pier restaurant and whether it meets the Beach area outdoor lighting restrictions? This may nail both Klopp and De Brusco.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:26:08 AM Subject: Fwd: lights
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 8:57:00 PM Subject: Re: lights
Noted - well it needs to pass inspection. And the people I mentioned should be able to advise on this. However, that said they will not be doing that for several weeks.
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 7:33 PM Subject: lights
Had a call from John Carlson who gave the video on Turtles at the C of C breakfast. He tells me that although the windows are tinted, the light still seeps out from the inside lighting, and those fixtures should be guarded. JEAN
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:12:16 AM Subject: Fwd: Loading the bases
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: fredatthemeadows@gmail.com, shelbyskitchen@yahoo.com, "Ron Coddington" <rcoddington@cctcivil.com>, astfreddy1752@aol.com, "Bob Riebe" <rgriebejr@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 9:45:45 AM Subject: Loading the bases
Hello Jean, Loading the bases is key to hitting a grand slam. Most people that go up to hit home runs do not. I am a Ted Williams type of guy, one of the best base hitters of all time, or Phil Rizzuto probably the best bunter of all times. Hits and bunts of small things lead and build up credibility as well as load the bases for the Grand Slam. Grand Slams do not come often as we all know. Last Commission meeting you mentioned two things that the people related to a lot and believe it or not it was about what we wanted to hear. 1.) The pregnant lady with the house. Though we have concerns of what it will cost and we want to see this how it is handled and many of us know what it should cost. Not like what Kevin Klopp did with his office, where he spent 10k to paint it white. 2.) The lights for where the two people were killed and now by the way I heard another person was killed over on Dixie if I am not mistaken.
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These are building blocks or hits and bunts in warm up before the game. But as the Mayor you need to follow up on this business when the next meeting is in session. You had asked Kevin Klopp in your first meeting to have that information ready for you and it should have been present to you and us. Now the lights, I hope that this will not be brushed aside. We need to know the status at the next meeting, with out any excuses. The game has not started yet it is only warm up. I do not like to bring a pitcher out of the ball pen until he is hot, where he feels he is already in the third inning. If I allow him on the mound to get warmed up instead, we all know what will happen, that is where most of the destruction comes in the game, the first inning. I also now have a request and it is to you Mayor Robb, I would like a PDF put on our Website, that show the Persons name starting with you, the position and the salary for this year. I would like to see full transparency. And I would like you to have your city manager put this together and have it done in a week, and if he does not I would ask at the commission meeting where it is and why not? We believe in transparency and that keeps us all in check. Remember when a baseball team is winning everyone is behind them and its easy to get funding, but when they are loosing, well we all know how the saying goes. So Jean, Take me out to the ball game. Kind Regards, John Grassi
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From: To: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:50:56 PM Subject: Fwd: Lola Badilo
From: "WILLIAM FRIEND" <billbarb414@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 5:50:54 PM Subject: Fw: Lola Badilo
----- Forwarded Message ---From: "Barkhurst, Ariel" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> To: WILLIAM FRIEND <billbarb414@bellsouth.net> Sent: Tue, May 14, 2013 5:31:28 PM Subject: RE: Lola Badilo
Hi there, Thanks for your email. I am working on this story. Are you a friend of the Badilos? Ariel
From: WILLIAM FRIEND [mailto:billbarb414@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 5:23 PM To: Barkhurst, Ariel Cc: richardbadilo@hotmail.com Subject: Lola Badilo
Hello Ms. Barkhurst, First of all you are the first columnist I have ever written in over 70 years on this earth, with over 50 years in Deerfield Beach. I have known Ms. Badilo for over 15 years. During this time she has always been knowledgeable on city policies, insurance matters, and always willing to help you anyway she can. Ms. Badilo is a true, and loyal asset to the City of Deerfield Beach. The unjust, humiliating and unprofessional treatment Ms. Badilo has had to endure is inexcusable. This situation should be looked into by the City Manager, Mayor and Commissioners. Our cities moral is lower than low. The city needs to stop sweeping all this unjust under the rug. We have a new Mayor, so let this be the beginning of cleaning house. Thank you for your time, Barbara Friend
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:38:25 PM Subject: Fwd: Lola Badilo
From: "Elizabeth Roberts" <ERoberts@sun-sentinel.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 12:32:07 PM Subject: RE: Lola Badilo
So ?.can I use that quote, in addition ones from the meeting?
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 8:23 AM To: Roberts, Elizabeth Subject: Fwd: Lola Badilo
Thought you would find this interesting. You should check the morale in the city. The poice chief told me that he has his men go up to the second floor each morning to collect the stuff that has accumulated overnight which has included used condoms. That was my reason for calling it hanky panky. No arrests just a lot of clean up.
From: "WILLIAM FRIEND" <billbarb414@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 5:50:54 PM Subject: Fw: Lola Badilo
----- Forwarded Message ---From: "Barkhurst, Ariel" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> To: WILLIAM FRIEND <billbarb414@bellsouth.net> 6_13_2013
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Hi there, Thanks for your email. I am working on this story. Are you a friend of the Badilos? Ariel
From: WILLIAM FRIEND [mailto:billbarb414@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 5:23 PM To: Barkhurst, Ariel Cc: richardbadilo@hotmail.com Subject: Lola Badilo
Hello Ms. Barkhurst, First of all you are the first columnist I have ever written in over 70 years on this earth, with over 50 years in Deerfield Beach. I have known Ms. Badilo for over 15 years. During this time she has always been knowledgeable on city policies, insurance matters, and always willing to help you anyway she can. Ms. Badilo is a true, and loyal asset to the City of Deerfield Beach. The unjust, humiliating and unprofessional treatment Ms. Badilo has had to endure is inexcusable. This situation should be looked into by the City Manager, Mayor and Commissioners. Our cities moral is lower than low. The city needs to stop sweeping all this unjust under the rug. We have a new Mayor, so let this be the beginning of cleaning house. Thank you for your time, Barbara Friend
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:22:36 AM Subject: Fwd: Marle's diner
From: "Kaliope" <kmx@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 11:32:14 AM Subject: Re: Marle's diner The owners and their children are involved in the owning and running of this diner. They are certainly all literate - Helen and Stephanos Mavromatis (parents) Matt and Emmi (children) and I think your man is not explaining it correctly. My phone number is still 954-421-6161. Kallie On Apr 8, 2013, at 10:42 AM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: I have a meeting on Thursday with a man who wants to discuss the storm drainage problem with the diner. He claims that the owner's do not comprehend what he is trying to tell them since there seem to be a language barrier. Is there or do you know who the new owners are since George is no longer there. And please give me your correct phone number. Mine is still 954- 427 -9293.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:27:23 AM Subject: Fwd: Meet the Mayor
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@Yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, June 8, 2013 6:58:25 PM Subject: Meet the Mayor I don't know whether you have a hand still in what gets on the news channel for the village, but if you do, could you have them post a Meet the Mayoy on Wednesday June 19th from 6 to 8 at the commission chambers. Jean
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:59:39 PM Subject: Fwd: Meeting
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 8:33:26 PM Subject: Meeting
Hello Jean, I heard you are going to have a meeting to listen to your constituents. I think that is fabulous!! BRGRDS, John
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: andy@maurodislaw.com CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:42:23 AM Subject: Fwd: Meeting of Mayors/Managers-Administrators/City Attorneys
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "Daniel J. Stermer" <dstermer@westonfl.org> Date: June 11, 2013, 8:20:47 PM EDT To: "johna@oaklandparkfl.gov" <johna@oaklandparkfl.gov>, "Ryan, Michael" <MRyan@sunrisefl.gov>, "jack . seiler" <jack.seiler@fortlauderdale.gov>, "Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org" <Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org>, "vboccard@coralsprings.org" <vboccard@coralsprings.org>, "judy_paul@davie-fl.gov" <judy_paul@davie-fl.gov>, "MayorDanDodge@gmail.com" <MayorDanDodge@gmail.com>, "roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov" <roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov>, "fschorr@lighthousepoint.com" <fschorr@lighthousepoint.com>, "ftalerico@margatefl.com" <ftalerico@margatefl.com>, "townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com" <townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com>, "mayor@plantation.org" <mayor@plantation.org>, "lamar.fisher@copbfl.com" <lamar.fisher@copbfl.com>, Starr Paton <cityclerk@searanchlakesflorida.gov>, "jnelson@swranches.org" <jnelson@swranches.org>, "EJones@cityofwestpark.org" <EJones@cityofwestpark.org>, "mgerber@coconutcreek.net" <mgerber@coconutcreek.net>, "pbober@hollywoodfl.org" <pbober@hollywoodfl.org>, "barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org" <barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org>, "rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov" <rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov>, "lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us" <lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us>, "Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org" <Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org>, "Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org" <Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org>, "Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com" <Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com>, "jrobb@deerfield-beach.com" <jrobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "web.commission@deerfield-beach.com" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "John R. Flint" <JFlint@westonfl.org>, Jamie Cole <Jcole@WSH-Law.com> Subject: RE: Meeting of Mayors/Managers-Administrators/City Attorneys
My apologies: The meeting will take place on Wednesday, June Road.
19, 2013 at 8:00 AMat the City of Weston?s Community Center, located in the Regional Park, 20200 Saddle Club
Breakfast will be served. . .

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From: Daniel J. Stermer Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 5:51 PM To: johna@oaklandparkfl.gov; Ryan, Michael; jack . seiler; Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org; vboccard@coralsprings.org; judy_paul@davie-fl.gov; MayorDanDodge@gmail.com; roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov; fschorr@lighthousepoint.com; ftalerico@margatefl.com; townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com; mayor@plantation.org; lamar.fisher@copbfl.com; Starr Paton; jnelson@swranches.org; EJones@cityofwestpark.org; mgerber@coconutcreek.net; pbober@hollywoodfl.org; barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org; rkaplan@lauderhillfl.gov; lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us; Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org; Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org; Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com; jrobb@deerfield-beach.com; web.commission@deerfield-beach.com Cc: John R. Flint; Jamie Cole Subject: Meeting of Mayors/Managers-Administrators/City Attorneys
Mayors: As voiced at our April meeting when discussing the regional E-911 issue, many felt it important that Mayors, and appropriate Professionals, get together to discuss issues that are important and common to us all so that we, as a group, can discuss potential strategies and thoughts relative to those important issues, understanding that there may not be unanimity amongst all present. The focus and impetus of this meeting is: the impending expiration of the Interlocal Agreement between Broward County and the Contract Communities for solid waste disposal service, the assets of the Broward Solid Waste Disposal District, and the distribution of same upon the July 2, 2013 expiration of the ILA. Certain municipalities are not included on this invitation as they are not signatories to the ILA, namely: (i) Dania Beach; (ii) Hallendale Beach; (iii) Parkland; (iv) Pembroke Pines; and (v) Pompano Beach. I also believe that a number of Mayors, namely, Seiler, Moseley, and Boccard, are members of the RRB and I would caution all involved about the Sunshine and its implications/impact on your attendance. If you choose to not attend this meeting, please so advise and please send your Manager/Administrator and City Attorney. The meeting, on Wednesday, June 18, 2013 at 8:00 AM, will take place at the City of Weston?s Community Center, located in the Regional Park, 20200 Saddle Club Road. Breakfast will be served. I would appreciate your rsvping with the number of attendees from your respective city/town/village. Looking forward to seeing you all and continuing our collaborative efforts on behalf of our residents. . . Daniel J. Stermer
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:34:14 AM Subject: Fwd: MEETING ONTHE 10TH
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 11:19:49 AM Subject: Re: MEETING ONTHE 10TH
Anytime you know that. Good seeing you.
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 10:14 AM Subject: MEETING ONTHE 10TH
You don't have to drive since the city manager is sending the police chief, and I'll drive with him. Thank you so much for the generous offer. JEAN
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Date: 6/11/2013 12:13:06 PM Subject: Fwd: meeting with Mayor Robb
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 10:28:30 AM Subject: RE: meeting w ith Mayor Robb
Mayor Robb, The meeting has been scheduled for tomorrow June 12 at 9:00am. I placed it on your calendar. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 10:20 A M To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: meeting with Mayor Robb
See if you can schedule her for Wed.the 12th at 9 a.m.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 9:37:17 AM Subject: FW: meeting with Mayor Robb Mayor Robb, See original message below. Thanks, Sandra
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:20:34 AM Subject: Fwd: meeting with Mayor Robb
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 9:37:17 AM Subject: FW: meeting with Mayor Robb
Mayor Robb, See original message below. Thanks, Sandra
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:58:52 PM Subject: Fwd: Meeting mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:34:41 AM Subject: Re: Meeting
Hello Jean, Sounds Great - and its about time something like this happens. I hope this is promoted properly so that all know. Are the PR people going to put this in Newspapers , emails , etc.. Or are they being told do as little as possible? Recent News: Deerfield Beach High School Baseball Head Coach, Scott Bragg resigned last night. We were advised he wants to spend more time with his newborn and family.
BRGRDS, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:10 AM Subject: Re: Meeting
Meet the mayor June 19th from 6 to 8 just me and the public. No department heads or managers
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:39:35 AM Subject: Fwd: meeting
From: "serge De Rose" <serge9146@yahoo.fr> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 8:25:42 AM Subject: meeting
Good morning Jean, I noted in the papers that you already took some tough decisions, I am not surprised. Can you find 10 to 15 minutes on your agenda for Michel and I, it could be over coffee if you want. I am leaving for Canada on the 12 th of April.. Best regards, Your friends Serge and Michel,
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From: To: CC: Date: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/12/2013 10:35:01 AM
Subject: Fwd: meeting
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 11:10:21 AM Subject: RE: meeting
I just recieved a call from Burgess, he indicated he is working on it. Thanks again Jean! Gary
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, April 05, 2013 10:11 AM To: Gary Lother Subject: Re: meeting
Its on the agenda for the 16th, and you'll get what I sent to the commission. Had a meeting with the city manager today and told him to give Deer Creek whatever they wanted. JEAN
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 9:52:14 AM Subject: RE: meeting
Yesterdays storm blew one of the light caps off the bridge lights into the canal. Now we really need replacements! Thanks, Gary
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 8:55 PM To: Gary Lother Subject: meeting
Thank you so much for allowing me to meet with your board. I have sent an e-mail this evening asking Jerry Ferguson to set up a meeting with those responsible for the expansion of the Target facility with your board. I have given Jerry your phone number as the contact person. On the other matter -- how long has Burgess had the plans for the changing of the lights over the bridge. If it is going to cost 7,000 dollars, would your homeowners be willing to pay 3500 of it, or should I go for the whole 7000? I should have said that I have always been of the opinion that Deer Creek is the most prominent development in the city and does contribute a great deal of money to the tax base. First the lights over the bridge and then the areas that have the inadequate lighting. JEAN
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:30:45 PM Subject: Fwd: meeting
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, March 29, 2013 8:36:18 AM Subject: RE: meeting
Jean, we start at 7 pm at the Forum. I will meet you in the lobby 5 minutes before. We have a few items to take care of and then I will introduce you. We are very informal and it may just be the board members present, but I would like them to get an opportunity to know you. After you make a few brief comments, I would like to provide the board with a few minutes for questions or concerns. When you are finished you may leave if you wish, most guests do My cell is 954-605-6707. Thanks. Gary From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 10:14 AM To: Gary Lother Subject: meeting
Gary, please confirm time, place and date for the meeting you wish me to attend. I am pretty sure it was April 3rd so that's ok with me. JEAN
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:48:49 PM Subject: Fwd: Meeting mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:34:41 AM Subject: Re: Meeting
Hello Jean, Sounds Great - and its about time something like this happens. I hope this is promoted properly so that all know. Are the PR people going to put this in Newspapers , emails , etc.. Or are they being told do as little as possible? Recent News: Deerfield Beach High School Baseball Head Coach, Scott Bragg resigned last night. We were advised he wants to spend more time with his newborn and family.
BRGRDS, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:10 AM Subject: Re: Meeting
Meet the mayor June 19th from 6 to 8 just me and the public. No department heads or managers
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:24:07 AM Subject: Fwd: Merger
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 7, 2013 11:27:54 PM Subject: Merger
Hello Jean, Back when the merger took place this was in the Sun Sentinel. Bill Gantz commented that we would have 5 years of savings - where and how much??????
Sun sentinel reports: Commissioners, faced with increasing budget pressures because of falling property values and rising costs, found the savings too much to dismiss. "In my opinion, municipal fire departments are going to be a thing of the past," Commissioner Bill Ganz said. "The cost is what's going to make them extinct. ? Right now we're looking at five years of savings." John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:32:48 PM Subject: Fwd: Military Trail
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 6:45:48 AM Subject: RE: Military Trail
Thank you.
Ira
Date: Fri, 31 May 2013 10:39:15 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: isomerset@hotmail.com Subject: Re: Military Trail I'll have to look into that. The 2 who voted against what I proposed might be a problem now , so I don't want to rock the boat for a w hile.
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 5:23:50 AM Subject: FW: Military Trail
Hi Jean ~ I hope you are well and enjoying the late spring. One of our board members asked the question below. Aren't the trees and shrubs part of the swale? Regards, Ira
To: dcapobianco@cvedb.com; fred@mindrange.com; charles.lusthaus@mcgill.ca; petelalib12@yahoo.ca; eugenedor1s18@gmail.com; isomerset@hotmail.com; w illiambmorse@prodigy.net; danglick@hotmail.com; spurrinos@cvedb.com; wmagenheim@cvedb.com Subject: Military Trail From: danilobo@aol.com Date: Thu, 30 May 2013 17:49:20 -0400
Question, I know the swales were done around CVE property, then who is going to trim all the growth, trees etc. that is hanging over the fences. It is so unappealing, especially on Military Trail. Dani
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:08:04 PM Subject: Fwd: Military Trail, a dangerous roadway in Deerfield Beach
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: cdebrusco@deerfield-beach.com Cc: baahanson@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 4:28:53 AM Subject: Military Trail, a dangerous roadway in Deerfield Beach
Mr. Charles DaBrusco, PE, Thank you for writing Broward County Traffic Engineering on April 15th about our problems here along Military Trail. As you're well aware of the many auto accidents along this roadway, some with human injuries and a few recent deaths, a little property damage on occasion, as well as the well documented speeding problem, I find it very interesting that the neighbors see the problems here, but you seem to see the need for lots more traffic studies instead of ordering a crosswalk with light between the Catholic Church and The Meadows intersecting PRIVATE driveways, along with a much needed motion activated full 4-way traffic light at SW 15th Street. Why can't you apply the same logic and approvals used when you had 6 traffic lights on Military Trail about 35 yards South of Hillsboro Blvd., before we widened that nonintersection late LAST year, installed 4 brand new traffic lights, and a new crosswalk that probably cost the tax payers well over a half million dollars in lights alone.....and it doesn't even have opposing auto driveways to complicate crossing matters? It's a PUBLIC SAFETY issue here, not a traffic study issue to find more reasons why we can't help the citizens requesting our City's help for the past 3 years. Certainly you must have some leverage with Broward County, if you OK'd a crosswalk with traffic lights to help save those 8 folks per day using a crosswalk about 35 steps from a designated major true intersection with crosswalk and light. That's my count after one weekday, and one Sunday study. What's your pedestrian count? Something's got to give, and it ain't going to be me! Sincerely, Frederick Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., D.B., FL 33442-6135, (954) 295-5080.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:43:35 AM Subject: Fwd: Nautical Map
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 12:19:49 PM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
That said I like the idea and it has a lot of support though out the state from the different people I have been able to talk with. My opinion is if I were in your shoes, is that I would reach out as the Mayor in support of learning more about it and what the cities position on moving this forward would be. Not to do this I feel would be the wrong signal. As for who is making money - as mentioned I would have to see all the numbers to make a real decision on that. To say the City is not interested would clearly hurt your position at this time - this is my opinion. BRGRDS, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 11:56 AM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
This plan is designed to make money for Jim Mathie and the guy from Dixie Divers. Can't believe you fell for it.
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From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 8:39:08 AM Subject: Nautical Map
Interesting the Nautical Map
----- Forwarded Message ----From: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 8:36 AM Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Hello Jim, I have heard about a lot of this, but it was nice to see all put together. Looks great! Few quick questions, one is I noticed that you have your own LLC, what do you do under this LLC? What is mentioned here seems to be a lot of what Larry Deetjen's vision was if my memory holds up just as the pier was, correct me if I am wrong. Getting to specifics and one that grew up on the water, boating, diving, sailing, running the early pleasure Charter trips and dinner cruises up and down the intracoastal. I would question some of the ideas and whether they are practical or not? But this is something you could answer for me I am sure. Costs and Funding as well would be of major interest? Will there be a business plan of some type put together for each area? How will this be done? Where will you all start? I am assuming from what I have heard that the Riverview Restaurant Area - I believe this area is Sullivan park will be the first area.
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A question about this area, were there not renderings done with fixed docks and a marina type look done some time ago? Overall I think you all have done an excellent job in putting together the concept on paper. For me personally, I would like to see as mentioned above an actual business plan for each area of operation. Has any preliminary work been done in that area? Thanks, John Grassi
From: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> To: 'John Grassi' <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 7:52 AM Subject: RE: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
John, I agree, There appears to be 100% support for this plan. We ?ve spent the past year writing and researching the plan with zero cost to get this done. Implementation is the next phase and depending on which parts are selected, there may be some costs. Presently, the Deerfield Chamber is the main contributor and will probably oversee its implementation in the short term. As with any plan, this is the start of the discussion and changes along with evaluation will need to take place periodically. I will spend the next few months going to any civic group that wants to hear about this plan while we start the implementation phase. You will notice the 12 action steps have timetables for implementation with three years being the maximum amount. There is also an economic measurement tool using the 2010-2011 Greater Fort Lauderdale Tourist Tax Collection as a basis. The idea is that the Visitor Tax collection should increase during implementation of the 12 steps towards the three goals of the mission of promoting Deerfield Beach as a nautical destination. Implementation of this plan ?will improve the quality of life for its residents, the local economy and the overall image of the City. ? After you read the plan I would enjoy your comments and feedback. Thank you for your interest and support for the plan,
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Jim
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 2:30 PM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Jim, Great - I believe everyone is 100% supportive of the idea. Would like to know more of the specifics; cost, who will be overseeing it, and the management of it after the completion. Thank you, John Grassi
From: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> To: 'John Grassi' <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 11:41 AM Subject: RE: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
John, Indirectly, I was told she is 100% supportive of the Plan. Jim
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:02 AM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Thanks Jim - I am sure you have spoken with Jean already on this.
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John
John, FYI, I am scheduled to present the Nautical Destination Plan to the commission this Tuesday, April 2nd at 7 pm. I look forward to asking the City to assist me in implementing this plan. A copy is available on the www.deerfieldchamber.com website (under nautical destination in About the Chamber) and I ?ll be handing the commission some hard copies at the meeting. Thanks, Jim Mathie
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 7:01 PM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Keep me posted. John
From: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> To: 'John Grassi' <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 4:03 PM Subject: RE: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
John, Thank you. My good friend, Pavan from Dixie Divers has reached out to her and she is coordinating a date and time for us to chat. I do think she will support this plan when given the opportunity to understand and appreciate it. We will be posting the plan on the Chamber ?s website and anticipate presenting this to the commission at the April 2nd meeting.
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Thank you again and I ?ll get you aboard this project as it gets implemented. Jim Mathie
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 10:28 AM To: jim@chiefy.net Subject: Fw: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Good Morning Jim,
It was interesting last night. I for one would like to know more about Nautical Map and Program. I love Nautical and Deerfield should be a Stop on the map for all to appreciate. Here is Mayor Robb's email: mamamayor@comcast.net Her cell phone is: 954-427-9293 I know she is just settling in and I was there last night just to show support for her. As mentioned, she once was a big part of the Chamber. I think you have had a long relationship with her and if she knows you are part of this she will do anything to help that is good for the city. That said I would hope that you all reach out to her and get her to come over. I will even driver her if need be. As I think you all have alot to chat about. Give her a shout on the phone, tell her to look out on the calendar and that you would like to show her personally. personally, whats up and to meet all of you. This is something that is very exciting to Deerfield's future. Kind Regards, John Grassi 954-678-8418
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:41:35 AM Subject: Fwd: Nautical Map
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 3:08:58 PM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!! John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 2:18 PM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
I did not say it is not a good idea, but irt is something that I want to see developed by a professional CRA group and not this bunch of amateurs that we have now. It is a project that cries for CRA participation.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net

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Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 12:19:49 PM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
That said I like the idea and it has a lot of support though out the state from the different people I have been able to talk with. My opinion is if I were in your shoes, is that I would reach out as the Mayor in support of learning more about it and what the cities position on moving this forward would be. Not to do this I feel would be the wrong signal. As for who is making money - as mentioned I would have to see all the numbers to make a real decision on that. To say the City is not interested would clearly hurt your position at this time - this is my opinion. BRGRDS, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 11:56 AM Subject: Re: Nautical Map
This plan is designed to make money for Jim Mathie and the guy from Dixie Divers. Can't believe you fell for it.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 8:39:08 AM Subject: Nautical Map
Interesting the Nautical Map
----- Forwarded Message ----From: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 8:36 AM 6_13_2013
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Hello Jim, I have heard about a lot of this, but it was nice to see all put together. Looks great! Few quick questions, one is I noticed that you have your own LLC, what do you do under this LLC? What is mentioned here seems to be a lot of what Larry Deetjen's vision was if my memory holds up just as the pier was, correct me if I am wrong. Getting to specifics and one that grew up on the water, boating, diving, sailing, running the early pleasure Charter trips and dinner cruises up and down the intracoastal. I would question some of the ideas and whether they are practical or not? But this is something you could answer for me I am sure. Costs and Funding as well would be of major interest? Will there be a business plan of some type put together for each area? How will this be done? Where will you all start? I am assuming from what I have heard that the Riverview Restaurant Area - I believe this area is Sullivan park will be the first area. A question about this area, were there not renderings done with fixed docks and a marina type look done some time ago? Overall I think you all have done an excellent job in putting together the concept on paper. For me personally, I would like to see as mentioned above an actual business plan for each area of operation. Has any preliminary work been done in that area? Thanks, John Grassi
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John, I agree, There appears to be 100% support for this plan. We ?ve spent the past year writing and researching the plan with zero cost to get this done. Implementation is the next phase and depending on which parts are selected, there may be some costs. Presently, the Deerfield Chamber is the main contributor and will probably oversee its implementation in the short term. As with any plan, this is the start of the discussion and changes along with evaluation will need to take place periodically. I will spend the next few months going to any civic group that wants to hear about this plan while we start the implementation phase. You will notice the 12 action steps have timetables for implementation with three years being the maximum amount. There is also an economic measurement tool using the 2010-2011 Greater Fort Lauderdale Tourist Tax Collection as a basis. The idea is that the Visitor Tax collection should increase during implementation of the 12 steps towards the three goals of the mission of promoting Deerfield Beach as a nautical destination. Implementation of this plan ?will improve the quality of life for its residents, the local economy and the overall image of the City. ? After you read the plan I would enjoy your comments and feedback. Thank you for your interest and support for the plan, Jim
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 2:30 PM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Jim, Great - I believe everyone is 100% supportive of the idea.

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Would like to know more of the specifics; cost, who will be overseeing it, and the management of it after the completion. Thank you, John Grassi
John, Indirectly, I was told she is 100% supportive of the Plan. Jim
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:02 AM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Thanks Jim - I am sure you have spoken with Jean already on this. John
John, FYI, I am scheduled to present the Nautical Destination Plan to the commission this Tuesday, April 2nd at 7 pm. I look forward to asking the City to assist me in implementing this plan. A copy is available on the www.deerfieldchamber.com website (under nautical destination in About the Chamber) and I ?ll
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be handing the commission some hard copies at the meeting. Thanks, Jim Mathie
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 7:01 PM To: Chiefy Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Keep me posted. John
From: Chiefy <jim@chiefy.net> To: 'John Grassi' <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 4:03 PM Subject: RE: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
John, Thank you. My good friend, Pavan from Dixie Divers has reached out to her and she is coordinating a date and time for us to chat. I do think she will support this plan when given the opportunity to understand and appreciate it. We will be posting the plan on the Chamber ?s website and anticipate presenting this to the commission at the April 2nd meeting. Thank you again and I ?ll get you aboard this project as it gets implemented. Jim Mathie
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 10:28 AM To: jim@chiefy.net Subject: Fw: Mayor Robb's Email and Cell Phone
Good Morning Jim,
It was interesting last night. I for one would like to know more about Nautical Map and Program. I love Nautical and Deerfield should be a
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Stop on the map for all to appreciate. Here is Mayor Robb's email: mamamayor@comcast.net Her cell phone is: 954-427-9293 I know she is just settling in and I was there last night just to show support for her. As mentioned, she once was a big part of the Chamber. I think you have had a long relationship with her and if she knows you are part of this she will do anything to help that is good for the city. That said I would hope that you all reach out to her and get her to come over. I will even driver her if need be. As I think you all have alot to chat about. Give her a shout on the phone, tell her to look out on the calendar and that you would like to show her personally. personally, whats up and to meet all of you. This is something that is very exciting to Deerfield's future. Kind Regards, John Grassi 954-678-8418
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:39:58 PM Subject: Fwd: New Parking Tech Article
From: "Anthony Dispenziere" <anthonydispenziere@yahoo.com> To: "Mayor Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:44:08 PM Subject: New Parking Tech Article Hi Mayor Robb, I remember some discussion about parking technology at the commission meeting. This article discusses concepts being implemented in South Florida. I figured it might be helpful for the discussion. Thanks, Anthony Dispenziere New technology makes parking easier in South Florida http://www.sun-sentinel.com/fl-parking-technology-trends-20130524,0,1361414.story
Sent from my iPhone
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:53:43 PM Subject: Fwd: New Parking Tech Article
From: "Anthony Dispenziere" <anthonydispenziere@yahoo.com> To: "Mayor Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:44:08 PM Subject: New Parking Tech Article Hi Mayor Robb, I remember some discussion about parking technology at the commission meeting. This article discusses concepts being implemented in South Florida. I figured it might be helpful for the discussion. Thanks, Anthony Dispenziere New technology makes parking easier in South Florida http://www.sun-sentinel.com/fl-parking-technology-trends-20130524,0,1361414.story
Sent from my iPhone
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Date: 6/12/2013 10:12:58 AM Subject: Fwd: Next Meeting
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 8:22:28 AM Subject: Next Meeting
Hello Jean, Have not had a chance to speak with you today, but have heard on the grape vine that you are going to make some announcements about the CRA and the money that was borrowed from the City. You need to double check things, be fully transparent, and get things out to the public. You need to utilize the tools that you have within your office to get the information out to the public. If you cop the attitude that what you say goes, or your way is the only way, you will be no better then your predecessor. This shooting from the hip rarely will work in this day in age unless you build your credibility up with the commissioners and the public and even then people do not like it. Many of us are much more educated then anyone up there sitting next to you, and the others with formal education like the Andrews and the Hugh Dunkleys are the ones that need to clearly define this all to the public and that may be a better approach. As you can see no one argues with the Pompas ass up there, Bill Gantz as he does his home work and even when he does not do it he has had it right more then many as the others barely do a thing. I hope that you have copies of everything and have had a chance to sit down with Hugh Dunkley and Andrew Maurodis to fully explain what has gone on with the money that was borrowed. And their opinions on it. They are much more educated on this then any of you all. Hugh Dunkley, Burgess, and Andrew need to be brought into your office and this brilliant idea, as Bill referred to it, needs to be questioned along with who came up with the idea. Then you need to fully understand it, inside and out and think outside of the box on the best way to present it to the people. If it turns into one of those long letters that only you and a couple of others understand, unfortunately you will not win, even if you are right. Best Regards as always, John Grassi
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:43:54 PM Subject: Fwd: Noland firemen
From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 8:55:01 AM Subject: Fwd: Noland firemen NOT CERTAIN THIS WENT THRU TO YOU, SO SENDING IT AGAIN. FRED ---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Fred Foreman <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 08:52:07 -0400 Subject: Noland firemen To: Jean Robb <mamamayor@comcast.net> To Jean Robb: Nancy and I were talking last night, and she asked me if I were comfortable with the Noland men being our fire fighters? Her concern was that if I had a medical emergency, or the house caught on fire, and if either of the Noland men showed up, would I be comfortable in that situation? I'm NOT saying that I think they'd be vendictive toward us, and not perform their duty to the best of their ability, but we did have some harsh words with Howard outside our Club House on election day. I understand that his wife, Peggy, made them do it, but I didn't like the fact that OUR fire fighters, being City employees, were taking sides in the race. Don't we have a policy about nepotism in City government? Are either of those guys stationed around us so that if we called for help, they'd be the likely responders? We need a rule that prohibits City employees from taking part publicly in any election matters in the future.....and certainly not when in uniform!!! Best regards, Fred und Nancy Foreman 954-295-5080. -Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails. Thank you muchly.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:41:12 PM Subject: Fwd: Noland firemen
From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 7:35:08 AM Subject: Re: Noland firemen I'm waiting for a meeting with Burgess anyday now. He asked me to contact him when leaving Richard's Dist. 3 meeting on Tuesday. I sent him an epmail yesterday, and waiting for his reply. Will let you know. Luv, Fred & Nancy On 4/25/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: > I am trying to get him moved out of Deerfield Beach. The manager can do that > and I have asked him to, but so far he is just "c onsidering it" Send an > e-mail to the city and the manager voicing your concerns. > > ----- Original Message ----> From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> > To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> > Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 8:55:01 AM > Subject: Fwd: Noland firemen > > NOT CERTAIN THIS WENT THRU TO YOU, SO SENDING IT AGAIN. FRED > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------> From: Fred Foreman <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> > Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 08:52:07 -0400
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> Subject: Noland firemen > To: Jean Robb <mamamayor@comcast.net> > > To Jean Robb: Nancy and I were talking last night, and she asked me > if I were comfortable with the Noland men being our fire fighters? > Her concern was that if I had a medical emergency, or the house caught > on fire, and if either of the Noland men showed up, would I be > comfortable in that situation? I'm NOT saying that I think they'd be > vendictive toward us, and not perform their duty to the best of their > ability, but we did have some harsh words with Howard outside our Club > House on election day. I understand that his wife, Peggy, made them > do it, but I didn't like the fact that OUR fire fighters, being City > employees, were taking sides in the race. Don't we have a policy about > nepotism in City government? Are either of those guys stationed > around us so that if we called for help, they'd be the likely > responders? We need a rule that prohibits City employees from taking > part publicly in any election matters in the future.....and certainly > not when in uniform!!! Best regards, Fred und Nancy Foreman > 954-295-5080. > > -> Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails. Thank you muchly. > > > > -> Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails. Thank you muchly. >
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:11:07 AM Subject: Fwd: number
From: "Walt DiDomenico" <waltmail@mindspring.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 11:26:49 AM Subject: Re: number ? get back to you today with those numbers. Mailing Systems Walt DiDomenico 49 SE 7th St #4 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954 421 2915 waltmail@mindspring.com http://www.mailingsys.net/
----- Original Message ----From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: Walt Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 6:39 AM Subject: number
Can you tell me the number of registered voters in A001, A002, AO37, A014, A006, A004, A008, Aoo5
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:48:18 AM Subject: Fwd: One thing further
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 3:32:10 PM Subject: One thing further David Cohen is in that group. He told me I, m good as a gadfly. He introduced rosenswieg to the sobs. Bett told me she felt u would get rid of Burgess and that's why she wouldn, t vote for you and she is helping to pull Rosens strings.
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Date: 6/12/2013 6:44:36 PM Subject: Fwd: Parks and Recreation
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 10:16:37 AM Subject: Parks and Recreation
Mayor Robb, Burgess Hanson and Klopp will never bring someone like George Edmunds back as he is a smart guy that knows what right and wrong. As well as what is best for the community. George also knows about all the 106 people that were let go, and he knew alot about their numbers and frankly speaking some should have stayed from the numbers he was privy too. I know George would like to remain anonymous, as there is no way he would return under the management that is there now and when future management comes in, that could be a different story. However, if you need anything- he will help you in any way he can and again you need to make this meeting when you have the time so you can judge for yourself. He is a very decent individual both him and his wife. Further you should know Georges back ground and that will tell you more then anything. I do not even think these people have kids yet meaning Burgess and Klopp. Last night Ben was talking about the GED program and he implied that Amanda Shaefer and the Information woman were a part of this. It has been going on for a long time this program - so I take issue with this on resources being allocated if any. This is the School Boards program and they need to be brought here. However, again when this comes to mind - George Edmunds is also an Educater with three children, one on his way to college, one in High School and one in Middle School. He was assistant Dean at FAU. Also he works well with all the schools and everyone knows him, he is an educator and they know that, educators work well with each other as we all know. The list goes on. But again I say when you have the time you need to reach out to George as I am not speaking on his behalf. I will just tell you my Opinion and that he is one of the most hard working, caring, trustworthy, practical people I have had the privilege of knowing. He is non political and everybody love George. Talk with you soon Mayor, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:40:46 AM Subject: Fwd: Parks and Recreation Department
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 8:13:55 AM Subject: Parks and Recreation Department
Hello Jean, I have heard that you spoke with the Solid Waste people about Job Security. The Parks and Rec people are also looking for you to come and see them and to discuss what is going on. Thanks, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:21:22 PM Subject: Fwd: pastor Tony
From: TGuadagnin@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 1:45:56 PM Subject: Re: pastor Tony
Thank you - I will not be there as I have a date with my daughter tonight for dinner and mothers day shopping Pastor Tony Guadagnino CLF Church "Equipping God's People" In a message dated 5/7/2013 1:34:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mamamayor@comcast.net writes:
Not really. You are on the consent agenda. No problem anticipated. Sometimes I wish I didn't have to be there. Just kidding. JEAN
From: TGuadagnin@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 1:08:10 PM Subject: Re: pastor Tony
Am I supposed to be at meeting tonight? Pastor Tony Guadagnino CLF Church "Equipping God's People" In a message dated 4/22/2013 2:25:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mamamayor@comcast.net writes: 6_13_2013
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I will be submitting your name at the meeting on May 7th. Thank you for volunteering to help.
From: TGuadagnin@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 11:41:32 AM Subject: Fwd: pastor Tony
I talked with Amanda at clerks office and she said I could use application from BA committee. Thank you for the offer I would love to help the city any way I can. Pastor Tony Guadagnino CLF Church "Equipping God's People"
From: TESSBTW@aol.com To: TGuadagnin@aol.com Sent: 4/22/2013 11:33:24 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time Subj: Fwd: pastor Tony
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: TessBTW@aol.com Sent: 4/21/2013 6:43:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time Subj: pastor Tony
I would like to appoint pastor Tony to the Housing Authority. Right now he is an alternate on the beautification authority, but I am having that board dissolved and have 2 of their members go to the Community Appearance Board. I think his talent would be wasted there and the Housing Authority is mine to appoint members whereas Ganz has already made a play for who will appoint he new 2 members of the Community Appearance board. I would like to make the appointment on the May 7th agenda. If he is interested, I need to get a resume from him. Help. I have also e-mailed Mary. JEAN
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: BurgessHanson CC: Date: 4/19/2013 5:09:19 PM Subject: Fwd: Pension reform idea--URGENT HAve finance issue a reply Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 4:43:37 PM EDT To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Lynn Fleming <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, Amanda Shafer <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT
Good Afternoon, Please see the email below from Scott Dudley from the Florida League of Cities. We need these numbers Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities
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115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook From: Scott Dudley <SDudley@flcities.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 10:29:24 AM EDT To: Candice Eriks <candice@Ericksconsultants.com>, "Friedman, Bernie" <BFriedman@becker-poliakoff.com>, Keith Arnold <keith@jkarnold.com>, "Mr. Charles F. Dodge" <cdodge@ppines.com>, "David Shepp (dave@fsg-llc.net)" <dave@fsg-llc.net>, "Timothy Stanfield (tstanfield@cftlaw.com)" <tstanfield@cftlaw.com>, "Timothy J. Caddell" <tcaddell@pinellas-park.com>, "Douglas S. Bell" <dbell@penningtonlaw.com>, "Mario Rubio (mrubio@coj.net)" <mrubio@coj.net>, "Richard Candia " <richard.candia2106@gmail.com>, "Martha Ednfield (martha@penningtonlaw.com)" <martha@penningtonlaw.com>, Fausto Gomez <fgomez@gomezbarker.com>, Diana Ferguson <dferguson@reuphlaw.com> Cc: "Mayor Manny Marono (manny@mmarono.com)" <manny@mmarono.com> Subject: Pension reform idea--URGENT Good Morning and HAPPY FRIDAY!!! There is a concept floating around up here and we need some input from the "real world" fairly quickly. Please review this and /or pass this along to the appropriate person in your city so we can get some quick feedback. The concept is fairly simple. It would provide: All insurance premium tax revenues, in full (no distinction between base amounts and additional tax revenues), must be used to provide retirement benefits to police or fire and these benefits must be in addition to or greater than the retirement benefits provided to general employees of the city. It would not matter when in time the additional benefits were provided to police or fire ( the concept of 1999 benefit levels would disappear). The test would likely be done using the figures as "percentages of payroll". Basically, the cost of the general employee benefits would be determined as percent of payroll, as would the cost of the police or fire benefits and the amount of premium taxes would be converted to a percent of payroll. For example, if general employee costs 10 percent, police and fire costs the city 25 percent currently, under the concept premium taxes could fund up to 15 percent (it is very unlikely premium taxes would fund that much, which would leave the city the ability to negotiate benefit levels down to the amount equal to the cost of general, 10 percent , plus the premium tax, which for our example we will say generates another 7.5 percent, for a total of 17.5 percent). Thus as general employee retirement benefits are reduced and costs decrease, this provides more flexibility to reduce police fire benefits. The current 175-185 minimum benefit levels would remain in place as a minimum benefit floor.
Clearly what we need is for some cities to look at their actual numbers and tell us if this concept works for them. Using the most current year numbers you have, look at general employee and police fire costs, and determine the premium tax amount. Would this concept put the city in the position it wants to be in to either maintain or negotiate the police fire pension benefit level that's sustainable for the city.
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We need a response within a few days, sometime Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thanks for your help. Scott
sm-flc
pension reform now
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From: To: CC: Date:
mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/12/2013 6:45:59 PM
Subject: Fwd: Pensions and BSO Merger
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 11:24:00 AM Subject: Pensions and BSO Merger
Mayor Robb, Remember most people are not there to really help you from Burgess's group. Further most of them do not have the experience as well, maybe a few. Sticking to your guns and your platform!! Your platform of examining the legality of the contract that gave our Fire Department to the BSO To actually research this and get it done properly- you need to bring in someone that knows the inner workings as well as one that has the passion to bring this out once and for all. This has to be structured properly with you as Mayor waving the big stick, a committee of residents, to make sure and over see things that is brought back from the person that would be putting the puzzle together. And finally that person that would be doing the research and there is a lot of it. This is a position that would require a financial obligation from the city. That said, and though I would love to discuss this with you. This is the only methodical and logical way to really get down to what has been going on all these years. If you were to put this in place - we would finally find out all of what has really gone on and be able to access the options for us to proceed. Again this is just my opinion. BRGRDS, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:50:22 AM Subject: Fwd: Phone Message - Martha Henry
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 2:33:42 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry Call her and ask her if she would rather meet with her commissioner
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:30:01 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry
If you would like me to do so, I certainly can. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 9:37 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry
I wonder if we shouldn't turn her message over to Ben Preston.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net

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Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 3:15:24 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry Mayor Robb, I called and informed her of your message below. I also saved her number in your contacts. Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 2:28 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry
Call her and tell her ill check my schedule keep her phone number for me Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 2:21 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. I saved her number in your contacts. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:39:11 AM Subject: Fwd: Phone Message - Allie Waldman
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 11:23:24 AM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Allie Waldman You sent her my reply, didn't you? From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 10:15:15 AM Subject: Phone Message - Allie Waldman
Mayor Robb, Allie Waldman would like to meet with you to discuss solid waste prior to the June 11th meeting. Please let me know if you will be available to meet with her and Ron Burgeron. Heather is the contact person and her phone number is (954)524-1100. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:48:37 PM Subject: Fwd: phone message - Doug Mummaw
From: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 10:17:17 AM Subject: phone message - Doug Mummaw
Mr. Mummaw said he was asked to contact you and set a meeting with you and Jim Batmasium (sp?) and himself with regards to real estate located within the city. His number is 561.361.0375. Thanks, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 9:58:40 AM Subject: Fwd: Phone Message - Mr. Provenzano
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 9:38:23 AM Subject: Phone Message - Mr. Provenzano
Mayor Robb, Frank Provenzano from Prescott A would like to report his concern to you about air pollution in Century Village. Mr. Provenzano said there are too much traffic by big trucks and busses in Century Village. He made contact with Ms. Marylyn Fernando who also reside in the village and said for 15 years has been trying to work with the management office and other agencies to help reduce the traffic issue that is causing air pollution. Mr. Provenzano can be reached at (914)589-9229. Thanks,
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Date: 6/11/2013 9:13:25 PM Subject: Fwd: Phone Message - Pastor Davila
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, May 9, 2013 9:46:47 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Pastor Davila
Mayor Robb, The meeting has been scheduled for the date below. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 7:00 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Pastor Davila
Scedule him for Monday May 13th at 10 a.m.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:06:17 PM Subject: Phone Message - Pastor Davila Mayor Robb, Pastor Davila from CEZS Florida Church located at 2205 W. Hillsboro Blvd. would like to set up a meeting to introduce himself and his organization to you. He can be reached at (954)421-7737. Note: Damaria, the pastor ?s secretary, said that he ?s not available on Wednesdays. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:33:32 PM Subject: Fwd: photo mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:58:35 PM Subject: RE: photo
I think I got it right and pic ran this week.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 5:22 PM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: photo
Bill Heaton took the picture, and the owner is Howard Weinstein. He used to be a tennis player
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 2:38:15 PM Subject: RE: photo It ?s the total medical supply on Hillsboro. I got the info. Someone told me guy was an former star, but I think that is wrong ? it ?s the owner
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 2:31 PM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: photo
But I never sent you a photo of me at a ribbon cutting with a baseball star.
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 12:15:02 PM Subject: RE: photo Well it was at a ribbon cutting??
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 11:27 AM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: photo
I have no idea what you are talking about.
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 10:24:55 AM Subject: photo HI- Pelican needs to know about the photo you sent with ex basketball star?? I haven ?t seen it, but give me the who, where, when, what, how info so we can use it! Thanks.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:48:49 PM Subject: Fwd: Pier lights
From: "Karen Schanzle" <Karen.Schanzle@MyFWC.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Robbin Trindell" <robbin.trindell@MyFWC.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:18:09 PM Subject: RE: Pier lights Dear Mayor Jean Robb,
In accordance with specific permit condition 36 in Broward County ERP permit No. 06-022282-004, a site inspection was indeed conducted with staff from the City of Deerfield Beach on April 9, 2013. The formal FWC site inspection report is not completed at this time; however, I will ensure that you are copied on and receive both the site inspection report and letter to FDEP as previously requested. Inconsistencies with the FWC stamped lighting plans dated July 24, 2011 included such issues as the location of installed fixtures varied from the specified location on the plans, several fixtures missing baffle/louvers, and installation of additional fixtures on site that had not been reviewed by FWC or approved by FDEP and Broward County including an uplight fixture at a flagpole and white back-lit signage on the west side of the restaurant. In addition to these inconsistencies on site, the interior lighting of the restaurant and the bait house was found by FWC staff to be overly bright and directly illuminated the sandy beach in several locations.
I have attached my e-mail from April 15, 2013 which contains the ERP for the Deerfield Beach Pier and Restaurant that we discussed last week. FWC has been experiencing agency-wide issues with sending and receiving e-mails to various addresses, which may explain why you did not initially receive the e-mail. I will be happy to follow-up with you tomorrow by phone to ensure that you have received this message, as well as the attached. Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Karen
Karen Schanzle
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Environmental Specialist II Imperiled Species Management Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 19100 SE Federal Highway Tequesta, FL 33469 (561) 575-5407 (561) 743-6228 (fax) http://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/managed/sea-turtles/turtles-lights/
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 12:01 PM To: Schanzle, Karen Subject: Fwd: Pier lights
Does the letter reflect the observations made on April 9th, and what were the minor infractions referred to. What was the decision about the lights in the pier restaurant? Jean M. Robb mamamayor@comcast.net
From: "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 2:34:31 PM Subject: RE: Pier lights Mayor Robb, Good afternoon. Here is the letter about the inspection. Thank you. Burgess Hanson City Manager ________________________________ City of Deerfield Beach
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150 NE 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Main (954) 480-4263 Fax (954) 480-4268____
-----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 9:17 AM To: Burgess Hanson Subject: Pier lights
What was the result of April ninth inspection
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:47:06 PM Subject: Fwd: Pier Restaurant
From: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:15:21 PM Subject: Pier Restaurant
Mayor Robb, Per your request, I was informed that the plumbing work being done is for an interior renovation by the restaurant owners. They will also be paying for the renovation, not the City. Thanks, Amanda
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:16:42 PM Subject: Fwd: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers
From: marybeiriger@comcast.net To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:50:03 AM Subject: Re: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers Thank you for responding. I read the back up, and hope you decide against the new technology as a replacement for our traditional beach stickers.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: marybeiriger@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:35:50 AM Subject: Re: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers I am waiting to see what the parking committee has come up with. They will be presenting some of it at tonight's commission meeting at the end.
From: marybeiriger@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 3:23:06 PM Subject: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers Please be so kind as to let us keep our beach parking stickers in the traditional manner that we have enjoyed for all these many years. Bless you. And thank you in advance.
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From: marybeiriger@comcast.net To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:50:03 AM Subject: Re: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers Thank you for responding. I read the back up, and hope you decide against the new technology as a replacement for our traditional beach stickers.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: marybeiriger@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:35:50 AM Subject: Re: Please let us keep our traditional beach parking stickers I am waiting to see what the parking committee has come up with. They will be presenting some of it at tonight's commission meeting at the end.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:11:15 AM Subject: Fwd: Position
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 11:36:21 AM Subject: Position Hi Jean, Hope all is going well. Having been a substitute teacher and helping the kids at the dbha camp, why not start me at the new camp program from the anomymous donor. I can teach academics, chocolate molding and the girls love knitting. It's mesmerizing to them. I don't believe they're exposed to it. And of course its a wonderful skill as they can knit a sweater or scarf etc. I have more to tell but somethings need to be told in person. Nothing earth shattering or what you don't know already...just that I heard it from the horses mouth. Caryl
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:47:11 AM Subject: Fwd: Public Record Request
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 11:20:52 AM Subject: Fwd: Public Record Request Please forward this message to the city manager, Kevin Klopp, Donna DeFronzo and the IT Department.
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 10:50:41 AM Subject: Public Record Request Ms. Jean Robb, how are you doing this morning? I have a couple of questions if you can help me with. On May 24, 2013, I put in a public record request for two items. The first item requested was for the NSP1 receipients for the City of Deerfield Beach with the names, address, and accounts of all the money spent on their home. An itemized statement of all the money spent on those homes and to rehab the homes, and also the money that was allocated on each property. The second item requested was to have a copy of all the emails between the City of Deerfield Beach, CRA, and HUD in regards to my home rehab. Ms. Jean Robb, I would like to know what is the turn around time or how long the City have to respond to my request. Because I was told by Heather on Tuesday that they are waiting on Keven Klopp, Donna Defronzo, and Sheila from the IT department. As you probably already know Keven Klopp does not like me and is trying to do everything in is limited power to not repair my home. I had meeting with them on Tuesday and it did not went well, because they could not give me a date on when the repairs would start on my home, Donna and Keven just decided now to put the rehab specs out for re-bid again. They should have put that out to re-bid sense last year, but they are trying to waste more time to give me a hard time an not have my home repaired. Keven Klopp, asked me in the meeting on Tuesday when would be a good time when my baby is older to start the work on my home due to health and safety issue that me and the contractor Jim Joyce is concern about the dust an noise it harm the baby health. He is giving the City a bad image, and where did he get his education from because he asked me a very stupid question. The house we are living in now for two years holds a safety hazard threat to me and my family. Ms. Robb, I am afraid one day the house would catch on fire and someone would fall into the bath tub and break their neck or cause other bodily harm. This house is a sitting tragedy waiting to happen, and when it does I will be seeing them in court if I even survive the tragedy, because its all do to the repairs that's suppose to take place and the repairs are not done. I have warn them about the electrical panel that is switching off and on and some of the outlets not working when that happens. They did emergency work to other people house but they don't want to do emergency repairs to mine, this is a big conflict. Also, I would like to know if there are any other open slots on any of the other advisory board, in which I can apply?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 11:20:52 AM Subject: Fwd: Public Record Request Please forward this message to the city manager, Kevin Klopp, Donna DeFronzo and the IT Department.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 11:22:06 AM Subject: Re: Public Record Request I have forwarded your e-mail to all the principals involved. Let me know it it forces them to move. I'll let you know when I have a board OPENING. jean
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:03:27 AM Subject: Fwd: quote
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 8:18:11 AM Subject: quote
Jean: when I talked to Tallahassee I found that the Alzheimer ?s cut was not from gov ?s office, but done in a senate committee. No one knew why, but I changed your quote to reflect so the story would be accurate ?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:11:33 PM Subject: Fwd: Reminder...
From: "Rebecca Medina" <rmedina@deerfield-beach.com> To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Thursday, May 9, 2013 2:25:57 PM Subject: Reminder...
Hello Mayor Robb, Although I ?m certain you ?ve not forgotten about the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market Grand Opening I just want to remind you that they ?ll be having that event this week on the Wednesday the 22nd beginning at 7:30am located at 1101 S. Military Trail. Unfortunately, I will not be there as I ?m out of town but I am sure you ?ll be a hit. Have fun there and let me know how it went. Have a wonderful week Mayor Robb. Warm regards, Rebecca
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:03:48 PM Subject: Fwd: Response to inquiries of 5/7/2013 regarding the new pier;facilities
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, "David Santucci" <DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com>, "Dean Payne" <DPayne@deerfieldbeach.com>, "Frank Cristiano" <FCristiano@deerfield-beach.com>, "andy@maurodislaw.com" <andy@maurodislaw.com>, "info@flashbackdiner.com" <info@flashbackdiner.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 1:53:07 PM Subject: Re: Response to inquiries of 5/7/2013 regarding the new pier facilities
Certainly. The inquiry was received yesterday and preparation of the response has begun. This is an in-progress activity; we will be verifying that the replacements are proceeding according to the relevant stipulations in the lease at the same time that we will be completing the response to your inquiry. The lease was negotiated anticipating that some equipment replacements would occur. Thank you. Keven
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 07:06 AM To: Keven Klopp Subject: Re: Response to inquiries of 5/7/2013 regarding the new pier facilities
Then please respond to my questions about the kitchen equipment that the diner people are replacing. From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, askmayorrobb@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, "Web City Commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Richard Rosenzweig" <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>
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Cc: "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>, andy@maurodislaw.com, "Kris Mory" <KMory@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, "Charles DaBrusco" <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com>, "Kara Petty" <kpetty@deerfield-beach.com>, "Chad Grecsek" <CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com>, "Patrick Bardes" <pbardes@deerfield-beach.com>, "Karen Schanzle" <Karen.Schanzle@MyFWC.com>, "Robin Trindell" <Robin.Trindell@MyFWC.com>, "Whitt Markum" <Whitt.Markum@stiles.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 6:06:30 PM Subject: Response to inquiries of 5/7/2013 regarding the new pier facilities
The attached correspondence was received on 5/7/13 during the City Commission meeting. It contains a number of inquiries regarding the pier facilities ? construction. The questions were answered, as requested, to the extent possible at the moment. With the City Manager's permission, this is a follow up response to those inquiries. 1) 2) 3) ?Have the inconsistencies been repaired or not? ? ?Who will be responsible financially for making the repairs? ? ?Will this not delay the opening of the pier diner? ? These questions refer to deviations between the lighting that was actually installed and what had been approved by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission in July of 2011. Based on my notes, the inconsistencies span a range of descriptions such as: a) a light bulb baffle that had been installed by the contractor and accepted by the City but is now missing; b) light bollards that are not in exactly the same location as originally planned c) fixtures that were incorrectly installed by the contractor in styles which differ slightly from the specifications; an example is the interior housing being beige instead of black, or d) fixtures that were installed by the contractor at the City ?s direction, for various reasons, which differ from those specified. The distinctions are important to note because any necessary ?repair ? of the inconsistencies will take similarly distinct forms. The inconsistencies may be corrected simply by submitting an as-built plan for the State ?s records. This will almost certainly be the ?fix ? for the bollards. FWC noted that the number and location of the bollards was inconsistent, but they expressed no objection. The addition of a few additional bollards was determined desirable after the plan had been approved by the state but prior to construction. This changed the spacing slightly; the state ?s inspectors were complimentary of them. Inconsistencies to which the state objects will be the responsibility of the contractor to repair. The only exceptions could be inconsistencies which arose after the installation had been properly completed and accepted by the City or in cases where the City directed the contractor to vary from the plans. The process of determining the appropriate response to the state ?s findings will begin as soon as their report is received. Taking action prior to receipt of the official report but, instead, based upon their verbal comments about possible concerns would predictably result in funds being wasted on unnecessary revisions or on imprecise revisions that would have to be re-addressed. This will not have any impact on the opening of the diner. On the contrary, the diner ?s planned aesthetic improvements to their space, which are currently underway, may help to soften some of the lighting. 4) 5) ?Why did the City take responsibility for the repair of the bathroom doors? ? ?Why wasn ?t the contractor made to correct the problem? ? These questions refer to doors on the bathroom stalls which, as installed, opened in towards the toilets. Once constructed, it became evident that the doors were
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too large to swing in ? they did not leave adequate space for the occupant. The repair was simply to flip the doors so that they now swing out. The City was attempting to have the architect and/or the contractor take responsibility for the repair. The error was the result of a design flaw which was exacerbated during construction by an attempt to install the doors in a manner which is more sturdy than typical partitions. The City corrected the problem to avoid prolonged inconvenience to the public. The costs will be recouped by an errors and omissions claim to the architect, a credit from the contractor, or some combination of the two. Please allow me to reiterate that I am available at any time to answer questions such as these; there is no need to wait until a Commission meeting. The project was completed on-time and within budget ? and now the administration ?s insistence that the ?punch list ? items be addressed by the contractor is on-going. The existence of outstanding details to be addressed is not an indication of a lack of diligence on any one person or entity ?s behalf, but rather it is the nature of construction of this complexity. Please do not hesitate speak to me if you have any questions regarding the details still being addressed. I will be happy to meet you on site if necessary so we might look at the results of the project together. Respectfully, Keven R. Klopp CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH Assistant City Manager 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441-5816 KKlopp@Deerfield-Beach.com 954.480.4222
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Date: 6/11/2013 2:50:33 PM Subject: Fwd: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe
From: "Toula Amanna" <toula.amanna@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 12:08:06 AM Subject: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe Dear Mayor Robb, I was informed by Mayor Nolen that you have asked her and Commissioner Miller to cut the ribbon at the Pier Restaurant, and my staff and I, as well as Mayor Nolen are all impressed by the remarkable good demeanor on your part for bringing people together in a community. I believe that when people see the community leaders united at important community events like this for which the entire City has contributed, creates a sense of pride, respect and trust among the citizens for their leaders. Individual opinions then become just a different road to the same destination: the continuous betterment of the City. I have also invited other Cities' Mayors and Commissioners and your presence will honor not just myself, humbly said, but the entire City of Deerfield Beach as the current reigning Mayor whose past endeavors also led to this development. I look forward to seeing you there,
Toula Amanna Class Act Restaurant Group, LLC, Deerfield Beach Cafe
Cell: 954-610-4570 Toula.Amanna@gmail.com
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:41:49 PM Subject: Fwd: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Andrew Maurodis" <andy@maurodislaw.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:22:51 PM Subject: RE: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe
A nice gesture all around! From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:16 PM To: Andrew Maurodis Subject: Fwd: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe
Thought you would get a charge out of this one. From: "Toula Amanna" <toula.amanna@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 12:08:06 AM Subject: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Deerfield Beach Cafe Dear Mayor Robb, I was informed by Mayor Nolen that you have asked her and Commissioner Miller to cut the ribbon at the Pier Restaurant, and my staff and I, as well as Mayor Nolen are all impressed by the remarkable good demeanor on your part for bringing people together in a community. I believe that when people see the community leaders united at important community events like this for which the entire City has contributed, creates a sense of pride, respect and trust among the citizens for their leaders. Individual opinions then become just a different road to the same destination: the continuous betterment of the City. I have also invited other Cities' Mayors and Commissioners and your presence will honor not just myself, humbly said, but the entire City of Deerfield Beach as the current reigning Mayor whose past endeavors also led to this development. I look forward to seeing you there,
Toula Amanna Class Act Restaurant Group, LLC, Deerfield Beach Cafe
Cell: 954-610-4570 Toula.Amanna@gmail.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:52:21 PM Subject: Fwd: Satellilte dishes
From: "serge De Rose" <serge9146@yahoo.fr> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 7:14:32 PM Subject: Satellilte dishes
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Good afternoon Mrs. Robb Mr. Dumbaugh has his facts mixed up. When five of us walked into his office His first words were " Our lawyers tell us that we do not have jurisdiction over this matter we do not understand why Deerfield Beach is demanding permits for satellites dishes Its the only city doing this Deerfield Beach has misinterpreted our laws. We are tellling you to make a complaint to the FCC and you will win your case." This man is incompetent and or of bad faith. We are hoping that either the Governor of Florida Rick Scott the congresman Ted Deutch and or senator Bill Nelson will intervene on our behalf. You must agree to pay 558 $ to install a satellite dish is unreasonable We thank you for your efforts Several buildings had their satellite dishes installed prior to march 2012. Perhaps the solution would be to enforce this law on new installations and throughout the City not only Century village East.effective march 2012 therefore prior installations would be exempts. PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT AS MAYOR YOU CAN MAKE REPRESENTATION TO THE FCC
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De : "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayr@comcast.net> ? : serge De Rose <serge9146@yahoo.fr> Envoy le : lundi 22 avril 2013 14 a Objet : Fwd: Century Village Sattelite Dishesd
From: "William Dumbaugh" <WDUMBAUGH@broward.org> To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 1:26:07 PM Subject: Century Village Sattelite Dishes
Hi Mayor Robb, Below is the building code that requires a building permit for the installation of satellite dishes and the associated low voltage wiring. What the owners are contending is that per Federal Law, they are not required to get a building permit for these installations. The owners have filed an appeal with the FCC. This is the proper way to go with this problem, the Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals can hear issues relating to the Florida Building Code but, we can not hear issues or render interpretations on Federal Laws. I hope this helps you.
SECTION 105 PERMITS 105.1 Required. Any owner or authorized agent who intends to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, remove or demolish any building, structure, or any part thereof; or any equipment, device or facility therein or thereon, or to erect, install, enlarge, alter, repair, remove, convert or replace any required impact-resistant coverings, electrical, gas, mechanical or plumbing system, the installation of which is regulated by this Code, or to cause any such work to be done; or to change the Occupancy of a building or structure from one use Group to another requiring greater strength, means of egress, fire and sanitary provisions; or to change to an unauthorized or prohibited use; or to install or alter any equipment for which provision is made or the installation of which is regulated by this Code; shall first make application to the Building Official or a duly authorized representative and obtain the required permits. A permit shall be deemed issued when signed by the Building Official or a duly authorized representative and impressed with the seal of the governmental agency issuing said permit. 6_13_2013
Page 3 William "Bill" Dumbaugh Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals 1 North University Drive, Suite 3500-B Plantation, Florida 33324-2038 954-765-4500 X 9886 Fax 954-765-4504 cel 954-931-1119
Under Florida law, most e-mail messages to or from Broward County employees or officials are public records, available to any person upon request, absent an exemption. Therefore, any e-mail message to or from the County, inclusive of e-mail addresses contained therein, may be subject to public disclosure.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:36:16 PM Subject: Fwd: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "Donna Defronzo" <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Susan Scott" <sscott@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Henson" <bhenson@deerfield-beach.com>, "HUD Miami John Gordon" <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>, "Maria R Ortiz" <Maria.R.Ortiz@hud.gov> Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 9:45:36 AM Subject: Fw: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida Mr. Keven Klopp, I Mrs. Saunders-Malik am eagerly waiting for some type of response from the previous email I have sent out. I requested for a copy of the corrected appraisal to be forwarded to me and I have not received a copy or any type of response on why it is not being forwarded to me. I am also waiting on the promissionary note to sign, and its almost two weeks and I have not received any response as to that either. As for my understanding for work to begin in my home the promissionary note has to be sign by the home owner before the contractor is given the ok to proceed. I would like to know, what is the hold up on the City's end. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Patricia Saunders <psaund000@yahoo.com>; To: <APolanco@crafla.org>; Susan Scott <sscott@deerfield-beach.com>; Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>; Cc: Donna Defronzo <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; <marty@crafla.org>; Gordon, HUD Miami John <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>; Burgess Henson <bhenson@deerfield-beach.com>; Andrew Maurodis <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Bcc: <mamamayor@comcast.net>; Preston, Ben Deerfield Beach Commissioner <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com>; Subject: Fw: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida Sent: Thu, May 23, 2013 1:30:02 PM
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I need the revised appraisal that was send to you Ms. Angela, from Ms. Karen ASAP. Please see the email below that Ms. Karen sent to me. I want this appraisal forward to me right away showing the corrected changes. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Karen Krachenfels <info@landmarkres.com>; To: Patricia Saunders <psaund000@yahoo.com>; Subject: Re: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida Sent: Thu, May 23, 2013 1:22:24 PM
Good morning, The revised report was sent to Angela Polanco who is the person we were contracted with to perform the appraisal, and therefore, we can only submit the report to her. She was asked to forward to you. She emailed that she was sending it to the City of Deerfield. Please contact Ms. Polanco directly to get the updated copy of the appraisal report. Below is the correspondence emails that were sent:
Thank you Karen, I will forward to the City your response.
Thank you, Angela Polanco Community Redevelopment Associates of Fl. Program Specialist 8569 Pines Blvd #201 Pembroke Pines FL 33024 Tel:(954) 431-7866 ext 120 Fax:(954) 431-6882
-------- Original Message -------Subject:Re: Fwd: RE: Revised appraisal attached as requested Date:Thu, 16 May 2013 16:44:40 -0400 From:Trey Hodges <pwhodges3@gmail.com> To:Karen Krachenfels <info@landmarkres.com> Nothing was changed other than the verbage under the condition of of the property at the bottom of page 1 to clarify that the bathrooms were not updated at the time of inspection, but that they were going to be after rehab. Thats is the only thing that was changed and I did it because Mrs. Malik was confused by my verbage. If the client does not agree, then they do not need the copy with the diffetent verbage. On 5/23/2013 7:45 AM, Patricia Saunders wrote:
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Good morning Karen, I spoke to Mr. Perry Hodges last week in regards to correction to my appraisal, he said he was going to make the correction and email to you so that you can send it to me. I would like to know if the corrections was forwarded to you because I need and updated copy. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik 954-830-4465
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:56:06 PM Subject: Fwd: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida
From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: APolanco@crafla.org, "Susan Scott" <sscott@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Donna Defronzo" <ddefronzo@deerfield-beach.com>, marty@crafla.org, "HUD Miami John Gordon" <John.L.Gordon@hud.gov>, "Burgess Henson" <bhenson@deerfield-beach.com>, "Andrew Maurodis" <andy@maurodislaw.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:30:02 AM Subject: Fw: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida I need the revised appraisal that was send to you Ms. Angela, from Ms. Karen ASAP. Please see the email below that Ms. Karen sent to me. I want this appraisal forward to me right away showing the corrected changes. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Karen Krachenfels <info@landmarkres.com>; To: Patricia Saunders <psaund000@yahoo.com>; Subject: Re: Saunders-Malik 252 SW 34th Ave. Deerfield Beach Florida Sent: Thu, May 23, 2013 1:22:24 PM
Good morning, The revised report was sent to Angela Polanco who is the person we were contracted with to perform the appraisal, and therefore, we can only submit the report to her. She was asked to forward to you. She emailed that she was sending it to the City of Deerfield. Please contact Ms. Polanco directly to get the updated copy of the appraisal report. Below is the correspondence emails that were sent:
Thank you Karen, I will forward to the City your response.
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Page 2 Thank you, Angela Polanco Community Redevelopment Associates of Fl. Program Specialist 8569 Pines Blvd #201 Pembroke Pines FL 33024 Tel:(954) 431-7866 ext 120 Fax:(954) 431-6882
-------- Original Message -------Subject:Re: Fwd: RE: Revised appraisal attached as requested Date:Thu, 16 May 2013 16:44:40 -0400 From:Trey Hodges <pwhodges3@gmail.com> To:Karen Krachenfels <info@landmarkres.com> Nothing was changed other than the verbage under the condition of of the property at the bottom of page 1 to clarify that the bathrooms were not updated at the time of inspection, but that they were going to be after rehab. Thats is the only thing that was changed and I did it because Mrs. Malik was confused by my verbage. If the client does not agree, then they do not need the copy with the diffetent verbage. On 5/23/2013 7:45 AM, Patricia Saunders wrote: Good morning Karen, I spoke to Mr. Perry Hodges last week in regards to correction to my appraisal, he said he was going to make the correction and email to you so that you can send it to me. I would like to know if the corrections was forwarded to you because I need and updated copy. Thank you, Patricia Saunders-Malik 954-830-4465
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:40:15 AM Subject: Fwd: School Issues
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 8:17:53 AM Subject: School Issues
Jean, This is just for your reference. They have recently closed down all the concessions stands at all the schools. It looks as they may make us go through the same requirements and inspections as a restaurant. From what I have heard this was due to something that happened during the Football Season out in Miramar. This is a very big concern though not one of yours as it not only is one of our few income streams but this is where volunteerism is demonstrated by the parents. John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:27:22 PM Subject: Fwd: School Issues
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 8:17:53 AM Subject: School Issues
Jean, This is just for your reference. They have recently closed down all the concessions stands at all the schools. It looks as they may make us go through the same requirements and inspections as a restaurant. From what I have heard this was due to something that happened during the Football Season out in Miramar. This is a very big concern though not one of yours as it not only is one of our few income streams but this is where volunteerism is demonstrated by the parents. John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:33:53 AM Subject: Fwd: Somat
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Toula Amanna" <Toula.Amanna@FlashbackDiner.com> Sent: Friday, June 7, 2013 10:33:04 AM Subject: Somat
Kevin Klopp has tols us there is no problem. I just has not been hooked up. Is that a true statement of the problem. Canyou let me know when it has been fixed. Jean M .Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:29:48 AM Subject: Fwd: South Florida Beaches - Lighting - Pier Restaurant
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 2:01:10 PM Subject: South Florida Beaches - Lighting - Pier Restaurant
Hello Jean, This is the guy that answers all the questions with regards to south Florida Beaches. His Mark Taynton Cell number is: 561-313-9007 State Office number is: 561-681-6600 Also in Tallahasee - Their is Fritz Wettstein His number is 850-921-7780
You know I like everything yesterday.
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There going to get back to us. But I am sure it is not going to be tomorrow. John
Jean, The two people in charge of the Lighting and inspections for the State of Florida are: 1.) Karen Shanzle - 561-575-5407 ext 5965 2.) Mark Tayton - Cell: 561-313-9007 Call Karen - when you have a chance. John
I have made calls and there going to look at it, Mark Payton who is under Mr. Fritz Wettstein is going to get back to me.
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Make sure you have your I's dotted and your T's crossed. When getting rid of either. Public Service is a little different from my walk of life, however anyone that would have spent nearly 10k on his office painting and decorating is stealing from me, and it is something everyone can relate to.
John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 4:38 PM Subject: lighting
John, can you call the Dept. of Environmental Resources Management at 850-245-2118 and ask them if anyone has looked at the lighting being proposed for the new pier restaurant and whether it meets the Beach area outdoor lighting restrictions? This may nail both Klopp and De Brusco.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:15:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 1:45:50 AM Subject: Fwd: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:15:07 PM Subject: Fwd: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 1:46:39 AM Subject: Fwd: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine
-------- Original message -------From: Lola <lolabadilo@gmail.com> Date: 06/04/2013 1:20 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Sandra Jackson <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> Subject: Fwd: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:46:56 PM Subject: Fwd: Street flooding
From: "Glenn Topping" <glenntopping@att.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 5:22:47 PM Subject: Re: Street flooding Thank you for the response there were some folks out today from the city looking into it but I was not sure what they were actually doing. Thank you Sent from my iPad On Apr 24, 2013, at 2:15 PM, mamamayor@comcast.net wrote: This is the reponse I received when I asked the city manager to look into your problem. Please let me know when and if the drains are cleaned, and I shall let you know when I receive a time certain for when your streets are scheduled to be resurfaced. I am depending on you to keep me updated as to whether the city is doing what it calims it shall do. Jean M. Robb Mayor Robb, Burgess has shared the info with Charlie DaBrusco and the storm drains will be cleaned. We have a list of roads that are in line for re-paving and Charlie is also looking into when/where these streets are scheduled and will report back to Burgess. Thanks, Sandra
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Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:57 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Street flooding Have the city's manAger reply Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 3:52 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:43 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: Street flooding > > Good day madam Mayor, > My name is Glenn Topping and live at 4160 NW 8 Lane with several concerns. > The corners of NW 41 ct and Military Trail and Military Trail and Sample rd and flood terribly after a heavy rain causing quite a problem. Can the storm drains be cleaned out as they have not been cleaned probably ever. > Also since our area was incorporated into the city from the county years ago we have seen only increases in taxes, fire fees and issues with code enforcement. How do we get our streets repaved ,they are in dire need or resurfacing. > > Thank you
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:59:33 PM Subject: Fwd: Summer Programs at Westside Park!
From: "S BOOTY" <s_booty@bellsouth.net> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:00:11 AM Subject: Fw: Summer Programs at Westside Park!
all westside
Check out the new programs this summer at Westside Park! Youth Basketball League Developmental and instructional basketball league for boys and girls to participate in. WHO: Ages 5-16
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WHERE: Dr. Leo J. Robb Gymnasium WHEN: June - August TIME: Tuesday - Thursday FEE: $35 Pee-Wee Baseball This program teaches children the basic motor skills neccessary to play organized baseball while they work one-on-one and spend quality time with their parents. WHO: 3-5 years old WHERE: Dr. Leo J. Robb Gymnasium WHEN: Tuesdays, May 21 - July 2
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TIME: 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM FEE: $25 Resident/$35 Non-Resident Pee-Wee Basketball This program teaches children the basic motor skills neccessary to play organized basketball while they work one-on-one and spend quality time with their parents. WHO: 3-5 years old WHERE: Dr. Leo J Robb Gymnasium WHEN: Thursdays, May 16 - June 27 TIME: 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM FEE: $25 Resident/$35 Non-Resident
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Girls Volleyball Open Play & Training This program will help introduce the game of volleyball to the young ladies of Deerfield Beach. WHO: Girls ages 10 thru 16 WHERE: Dr. Leo J Robb Gymnasium WHEN: Wednesdays starting May 29th TIME: 6 PM - 8:30 PM FEE: Free Summer Camp The end of the school year is fastly approaching and it is time to begin
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enrolling your children in the City of Deerfield Beach Summer Camps. WHO: 5 - 12 years old WHERE: Westside Park WHEN: Monday through Friday, June 12 August 2 TIME: 7 AM - 6 PM FEE: Please contact staff at (954) 4804481 Westside Park Teen Dance Calling all Teens. Come join the fun as we jam to the latest hip-hop sounds. Get in
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the spot-light and win prizes. Refreshments will be sold. WHO: Youth Ages 12-17(must show school identification) WHERE: Johnny Tigner Community Center WHEN: The 4th Friday of every month starting May 31st TIME: 7 PM - 11 PM FEE: $6 per person 30 and Over Adult Basketball League This league will be a fun and semicompetitive league for all to enjoy.
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WHO: Adults 30 years of age or older WHERE: Dr. Leo J. Robb Gymnasium WHEN: Monday evenings TIME: 6 PM - 9 PM FEE: $400 per team Adult Women's Flag Football O.K. ladies, you asked for it. Let's play ball! This league is for ladies; games will be played on the Wardell Chance Memorial Football Field at Westside Park. WHO: Adults WHEN: Wednesday nights
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TIME: Games begin at 6:30 PM FEE: $250 per team

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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:37:08 AM Subject: Fwd: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida
From: "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com> To: "zeden@unitedgrowth.com" <zeden@unitedgrowth.com> Cc: "jason.webber@kimley-horn.com" <jason.webber@kimley-horn.com> Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 10:14:32 AM Subject: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida
Zeden Jones Director of Development United Growth 999 5th Avenue, suite 390 San Rafael, CA 94901 Mr. Jones: The Deer Creek Homeowners Association has requested representatives of United Growth meet with them to discuss the recently approved plans for the expansion of the Super Target shopping center in Deerfield Beach. Please have the appropriate personnel contact the association president, Gary Lothar at 954-605-6707 to make arrangements. Thank you,
Gerald R. Ferguson, AICP Director of Planning & Development Services City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4211 jferguson@deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:35:38 AM Subject: Fwd: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 9:50:56 AM Subject: RE: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida
Thanks Mayor. Gary
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 3:43 PM To: Gary Lother Subject: Fwd: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida
Hope this works. JEAN
From: "Jerry Ferguson" <chplnpc4@deerfield-beach.com> To: "zeden@unitedgrowth.com" <zeden@unitedgrowth.com> Cc: "jason.webber@kimley-horn.com" <jason.webber@kimley-horn.com> Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 10:14:32 AM Subject: Super Target Shopping Center Expansion-Deerfield Beach, Florida
Zeden Jones Director of Development United Growth 999 5 th Avenue, suite 390 San Rafael, CA 94901 Mr. Jones: The Deer Creek Homeowners Association has requested representatives of United Growth meet with them to discuss the recently approved plans for the expansion of the S uper Target shopping center in Deerfield Beach. Please have the appropriate personnel contact the association president, Gary Lothar at 954-605-6707 to make arrangements. Thank you,
Gerald R. Ferguson, AICP Director of Planning & Development Services City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4211 jferguson@deerfield-beach.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:40:45 PM Subject: Fwd: SW 10th Street
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:15:23 PM Subject: SW 10th Street Hi Jean.... I read some of the back upnabout SW 10th St. I have to believe with all the records you keep, that you were the one that found the papers to show that the City is responsible for maintenance. Someone in CVE is taking credit. If its true, its true but I don, t believe it is. Please tell me the correct version. Thank you. Caryl
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:05:44 PM Subject: Fwd: Swale Vote
From: "Donna Capobianco" <dcapobianco@cvedb.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 8:52:09 AM Subject: Swale Vote
Dear Mayor Robb: Thank you for your effort and support regarding last night ?s ?stand by our contracts ? debate. Please share our thanks with the two Commissioners that voted with you. We appreciate being able to finally gain open agreement on who has responsibility for the care of the swale areas on our four surrounding roadways. If our Board thinks of any recommendations for its care that might be helpful to the city, we will certainly share them. Sincerely, Donna Donna Capobianco President CVE Master Management Company, Inc. 3501 West Drive Deerfield beach, FL 33442 Phone: 954-421-5566 FAX: 954-421-9269 DCapobianco@cvedb.com
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:27:06 AM Subject: Fwd: Target
From: Flymompb@aol.com To: lka531@aol.com, jakeyboy@bellsouth.net, jstorrings@aol.com, midaslynn@aol.com, MsMambo2@aol.com, preston36@aol.com Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net, flymompb@aol.com Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 5:29:05 PM Subject: Target
Gary, That is wonderful.
Thank you to Mayor Robb.
This gives us all some time to think about some issues the board would have. Security is the main issue. Paula Bazzone dcia In a message dated 4/5/2013 5:17:49 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, lka531@aol.com w rites: Excellent.
Linda K. Anderson, Broker Deer Creek Real Estate, Inc. 2345 W. Hillsboro Blvd. Ste. 101 Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 954.421.8333 office 954.421.8693 fax Deer Creek Real Estate | South Florida Real Estate
-----Original Message----From: Gary Lother <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: 'Jason Storrings' <jstorrings@aol.com>; lka531 <lka531@aol.com>; 'lynn deetjen' <midaslynn@aol.com>; MsMambo2 <MsMambo2@aol.com>; Flymompb <Flymompb@aol.com>; preston36 <preston36@aol.com> Cc: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Fri, Apr 5, 2013 4:01 pm Hello again, Zeden Jones, the Target developement rep phoned me today and would like to meet with us at our next board meeting. He will be phoning me back to confirm. His number is 415-707-7008. And a thank you goes out to the Mayor for making this happen. Gary
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:58:24 PM Subject: Fwd: Target and De Creek
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:03:54 AM Subject: Re: Target and De Creek Any update on the bridge lights? Thanks, Gary --- On Sun, 5/5/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: From: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> Subject: Target and De Creek To: Bganz@deerfield-beach.com Cc: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> Date: Sunday, May 5, 2013, 10:32 AM According to this morning's Community Section of the Sun-sentinel, you wanted to know whether Deer Creek was knowledgeable relative to the Target expansion. No need to worry about Target and Deer Creek. When I was asked for a copy of the site plan by one of the Deer Creek Association Board members, I asked Jerry Ferguson to send one which he did. In addition I had the principals invloved with the Target expansion get in touch with Gary Lothar to make arrangements with him for them to appear at one of their board meetings to address their concerns. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:35:45 PM Subject: Fwd: Target and De Creek
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:03:54 AM Subject: Re: Target and De Creek Any update on the bridge lights? Thanks, Gary --- On Sun, 5/5/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: From: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> Subject: Target and De Creek To: Bganz@deerfield-beach.com Cc: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> Date: Sunday, May 5, 2013, 10:32 AM According to this morning's Community Section of the Sun-sentinel, you wanted to know whether Deer Creek was knowledgeable relative to the Target expansion. No need to worry about Target and Deer Creek. When I was asked for a copy of the site plan by one of the Deer Creek Association Board members, I asked Jerry Ferguson to send one which he did. In addition I had the principals invloved with the Target expansion get in touch with Gary Lothar to make arrangements with him for them to appear at one of their board meetings to address their concerns. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:11:47 AM Subject: Fwd: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:20:10 AM Subject: FW: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce Mayor Robb, Betty Masi from the Chamber of Commerce would like for you to help during the award presentation at. See the message below. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Manager's Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: Betty Masi [mailto:bmasi@seawoodbuilders.com] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:10 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Re: Teacher of the Year - Chamber of Commerce We are so pleased about this. We are hoping the mayor will help us with the award presentation. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 8:37 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: > Ms. Masi, > I'm pleased to inform you that Mayor Jean Robb will attend the Breakfast on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013. Should you have any questions please let me know. > > Thanks, > > > Sandra Pierre > City Manager's Office > City of Deerfield Beach > 150 NE 2nd Ave. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-480-4263 Office > 954-480-4268 Fax > www.deerfield-beach.com > > > > > > -----Original Message----> From: Cityhall - City Manager's Office [mailto:testudio@deerfield-beach.com] > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:27 PM > To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre > Subject: Scanned from TOSH-2830c 04/19/2013 08:26
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> > Scanned from TOSH-2830c. > Date: 04/19/2013 08:26 > Pages:1 > Resolution:200x200 DPI > ---------------------------------------> Don't reply to this e-mail address. > <DOC041913.pdf>
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:31:54 AM Subject: Fwd: Teachers of the years
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 12:41:46 PM Subject: Teachers of the years
Hello Jean, John Exposito will be calling you about this (Teacher awards - breakfast or lunch that is coming up). Let me know if he does not - he is a dear friend of Ernies and mine. I am sure your children know John as well. He is also a board member at the Chamber. He is very active with the schools and children. Also he is huge with Volley ball and the girls from very young to High School. He would be a good connection as at the District 2 meeting Ben brought up the fact about volleyball, and also Sandra was a big volleyball girl in her day. We need to get these two together. He was instrumental also in raising money for the family who's daughter was assaulted and head kicked in a few years ago at Deerfield Beach Middle school. You will ove John - great guy. Thanks, john Grassi
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:06:19 PM Subject: Fwd: Thank you
From: "Ira Somerset" <isomerset@hotmail.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 7:00:52 AM Subject: Thank you
Good morning, Jean ~ I understand that you managed to get the Commissioners to live up to their agreement with Broward County re the swales. Thank you for your efforts. Have a great summer and please let me know if I can be of help to you. As we discussed in your office, I believe in doing what is right, not necessarily expedient. Best regards, Ira
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:34:24 PM Subject: Fwd: THANK YOU Mayor Robb mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
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From: To: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:27:54 AM Subject: Fwd: Thank You Mayor Robb
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> Sent: Saturday, June 8, 2013 10:47:42 AM Subject: Re: Thank You Mayor Robb Please let me know how the drainage problem acted with all this rain, and give me the exact location of the proble if the problem still exists, also I have asked for an update on the speed bump. The fire department gave me enough background to give me a hernia, so I told them I just want an answer. Can we give the residents the speed bump they requested and which they agreed to help pay for.? Will let you know what the reply is that I get. As long as I have the support of residents like you, they can't get me down.
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, June 7, 2013 2:11:12 PM Subject: Thank You Mayor Robb Mayor Robb, After watching the behavior (meeting video) you had to deal with in the last meeting I felt it was important to thank you for even wanting to be mayor again. Please don't let the words of two disgruntled misinformed individuals in the audience deter you... there are many citizens that are happy that you are calling people to task and getting long ignored issues resolved - who prefer your no "BS" attitude instead of inane political pontification. It is apparent to anyone watching these city meetings that there are those on the commission who only represent their own discontent of your re-election. They should be ashamed of themselves. Thank you for being the Mayor of Deerfield Beach. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
From: longbeachny@live.com To: web.commisson@deerfield-beach.com; tstencel@hotmail.com Subject: appalled. Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2013 11:18:32 -0400 City Commissioners: After reading yesterday's article regarding Mayor Jean Robb I can only say that this antagonistic behavior against our elected mayor is appalling. Mayor Robb has brought forth many issues in our city that have been ignored for years. Apparently, this seems to annoy several commissioners and many city staffers. The bottom line is this: we the people, voted for Mayor Robb to serve our city. We are beyond tired of hearing excuses and being ignored on issues that our taxes pay to be resolved. We elect officials to represent the people of their districts and to work TOGETHER to improve our city's infrastructure and decide (with citizen input) on the future of our city -- not to squabble, not to push personal political agendas, and not to waste our time with unnecessary drama. We implore you to find a way to work as the team we citizens need you to be. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:31:36 PM Subject: Fwd: the lights
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 9:58:03 AM Subject: RE: the lights
Hello Mayor, Nothing has been done on the lights. We have talked with a Target rep and they expressed a desire to attend one of our board meetings. We have their contact information. Thanks! Gary
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 7:15 PM To: Gary Lother Subject: the lights
Please let me know whether the city has done anything to replace the lights over the bridge. I had Jerry Ferguson send Paula the site plans for the improvements to the Target location so you should have them for your meeting with the Target representative.
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From: To: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:29:21 PM Subject: Fwd: the lights
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 11:55:16 AM Subject: RE: the lights
I also believe he has probably delayed the street re-paving w ithin Deer Creek as w ell. His political immaturity is w hy he was never invited. Thanks Jean.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 10:21 AM To: Gary Lother Subject: Re: the lights
I spoke to the manager on Tuesday and he told me that the hold up was that on of the commissioners wanted to review what had happened. Guess who that might have been? But at my insistence that I know who it was, Burgess told me he would order the supplies necessary to get the work done. Evendentally, the culprit commissioner decided not to pursue his vendetta against everything I do. JEAN He was really put out that I was invited and not he.
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 9:58:03 AM Subject: RE: the lights
Hello Mayor, Nothing has been done on the lights. We have talked w ith a Target rep and they expressed a desire to attend one of our board meetings. We have their contact information. Thanks! Gary
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 7:15 PM To: Gary Lother Subject: the lights
Please let me know whether the city has done anything to replace the lights over the bridge. I had Jerry Ferguson send Paula the site plans for the improvements to the Target location so you should have them for your meeting with the Target representative.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:46:44 AM Subject: Fwd: the lights
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:15:07 AM Subject: Re: the lights
Please tell Sandra to also include Eddy. John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:12 AM Subject: Re: the lights
I have been to churches where there will 12 people, and I have to meet with all the ministers to set up this job fair. I'll wait to see what Sondra has in mind.
Hello Jean, Not here to argue with you but to support you. And I am sure there are things I will not agree with you on and vice versa. However, I am as
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transparent as they come. Mandated by the state - if thats what the state is doing, this is outrageous and we all need to know about it and it needs to be fixed as it is not right. Its not about you its what needs to be fixed within the city and what is right. Would appreciate if you could get me the information of the mandate you have seen and read. --------Thanks - would like to hear about the gambling. What happen to the guy that received a shakedown from Kevin, did he pull his support or was he all talk? -----Its a half hour at each Church -that the price of being a politician, thats what they want to see - you in person. Or they will say to themselves another politician. Which means another phony. Only my opinion. Several from the Haitian community have been coming over to my house quite a bit, and I accommodate them. They have mentioned several times will you be coming out to their church to tank them. So be aware of this.
First of all I did not accept any health or dental coverage offered to me. I had to get into the pension plan since it is manadated by the state but I'll never be in office long enough to qualify.I felt that I had campaigned on no benefits for pattime workers, that I would be a hypocrite to accept any of those offerings. I'll ask he Sheriff about the gambling info when I meet with him. I would prefer to set up a meeting with the ministerial alliance to say "thank you". I frankly don't want to give up all my Sunday's again. Right now I am working with the public relations gal to set up a job fair, and I asked her tocontact the Chamber of Commerce and the ministers.
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Yes - that is right. But if we are going headhunting many of us would like to know what happen with Larry's gambling information as well as this guy that you and steve went to see about Kevin Klopp. If the guy said it was true and then did not come to your backing - well he is one that I would never bother with or believe. The painting of his office for nearly 10k is a bigger issue then lights on the beach as that is looked at as a mistake, that said if you can find 5 solid issues, then you have something. Headhunting is one thing - Although I think this will all come in time. I think if you focus on spending time with Hugh Dunkley, and really understanding the financial situation and then following your 5 points as your guideline you will get a lot more done. And with that heads will roll. Lets look at those. 1.) The pensions and medical for you all needs to be done away with, once and for all. We are all sick of hearing about this. And if a law was put in place - change it. 2.) Start cutting people with these high salaries from the parks and recreation. And start properly funding the activities of the children. 3.) Pensions for all - not only the fireman but for everybody - as now on a personal note I would like to know who is paid a pension every month, not only the fireman - but the old City managers and everyone else. These all need to be switched to 401k and the people are for this. The fireman - you may know much of the information but we do not and that is a problem. 4.) I for one would like to see a list of all salaries as Larry does on his website. Full transparency. Jean you only have been there a couple of weeks. I have told others let her get adjusted and let her work for 60 days. Let her say her thank
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you in person to the different ministers and churches by going to them and visiting them. If you do not they will not back you.This is a must. Tell them while you are at the churches - Thank you and that you have a lot of work to do but you need their support. Remember they are the ones that voted for you. I hope you are planning on doing this. Thats enough for now. You know the other points. Happy Easter, John
THe question is whether it is a simple fix.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 5:01:31 PM Subject: Re: the lights
Hello Jean, I have not received any information yet. I will wait till Tues to call the back. Also I do not know about demanding resignations based on improper lights. This could be a simple fix. I am not sure. As I have said at previous meetings - though I would like to see several people leave. My first point of business would be looking at the
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books and going through everything with a fine tooth comb. I would stick with my platform as my guide and slowly remove waste this way. I am sure you will find more damning issues then lights as maybe I am wrong but this just does not have any bite to it. Also I have heard that Chad Stevens would speak. Let him speak, though he has a foul mouth. I would give him as much time as possible as you should any citizen. His days are numbered as people are loosing interest in his website. That said be polite , grind your teeth and do not let him pull you into an argument. Thats it for now. Happy Easter, John Grassi
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2013 12:48 PM Subject: the lights
I need an answer about the lights for the CRA meeting on April 9th. Lets hope they do not meet the criterium for the turtles because then I can demand the resignation of whoever was overseeing the construction of the restaurant for the city because there will be cost involved with redoing them. Jean
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:37:26 AM Subject: Fwd: the meeting
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Ariel Barkhurst" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 7:47:11 PM Subject: the meeting
Didn't know that you stayed until the bitter end. Tell mer why did I spend 45 minutes on the phone yesterday answering your questions?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:36:10 AM Subject: Fwd: the meeting
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Ariel Barkhurst" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 8:19:33 PM Subject: Re: the meeting If your story is what I read on the internet today, then you did not use any of the info I gave you. Since then I have learned what I supposedly said to the Sheriff in our phone conversation, and believe me it is so off the wall that iam absolutely stunned .
From: "Ariel Barkhurst" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 8:06:17 PM Subject: RE: the meeting
I asked my questions so that I would have the full picture in my story.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 7:47 PM To: Barkhurst, Ariel Subject: the meeting
Didn't know that you stayed until the bitter end. Tell mer why did I spend 45 minutes on the phone yesterday answering your questions?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:32:01 PM Subject: Fwd: the police chief
From: "Wayne Adams" <wayne1adams@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 9:19:38 AM Subject: RE: the police chief Good morning Mayor Robb, Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton knew of the occurring thefts but did not call the police. Employees came and reported the thefts and they in my opinion helped covered it up by not saying anything.
-------- Original message -------From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: 05/30/2013 8:37 PM (GMT-05:00) To: WAYNE ADAMS <Wayne1Adams@Yahoo.com> Subject: the police chief
I am demanding an investigation of your allegations. The chief will be calling you. I expect you to tell him everything \. You can trust him as he is not in Burgess's pocket. I am counting on you to bring down those people who knew what was going on and did nothing. JEAN
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:38:41 PM Subject: Fwd: the salaries
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 8:49:40 AM Subject: Re: the salaries
Anything u need, if I have it is yours - I hope you know that. John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 8:48 AM Subject: Re: the salaries
Got it. Thanks.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 8:25:00 AM Subject: Re: the salaries
I sent it to you as soon as we got off the phone yesterday. Here it is again. Regards, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 6:40 AM Subject: the salaries
I am still waiting for you to send me the material, or I'll get it from Ada on Monday.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:42:43 AM Subject: Fwd: This is the last communication on this subject. No reply;necessary
From: "Caryl Berner" <carylberner@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 1:27:04 PM Subject: This is the last communication on this subject. No reply necessary DBHA ED out till Wed. Potter turned in Ipad today.
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From: To: mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:38:33 AM Subject: Fwd: To Jean Robb from the Meeks
From: EWMOPAR99@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 9:53:33 PM Subject: Re: To Jean Robb from the Meeks
Jean, thank you for the information received v ia the mail today on the committees. I will read all three and then fill out form online (it appears so from the links on the pages you sent.) Not knowing personally, do you take the bench, so to speak, right after your swearing in ceremonyor is there an official date coming soon for may ors in our city? Rhonda
In a message dated 4/3/2013 7:09:39 A.M. Eastern Day light Time, mamamayor@comcast.net writes:
I was sworn in on the 19th of March. I have every intention of restoring the money to the Historical Society at Budget time. I will submit your name to an appointment to the Cultural Committee. From: EWMOPAR99@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2013 6:52:03 PM Subject: To Jean Robb from the Meeks Dear Honorable Mayor Robb: Great to hear from you! Sorry I was late in congratulating you. I had set up an alert on my computer in early March, but obviously I did it wrong. I found out on the 24th that the announcement was back on March 15th - kudos again to you! I am not sure what the difference is between the Beautification and Community Appearance Boards, but they both sound great. My first choice might be the Cultural Committee since I would like to see some rejuvenation for Historical Society funds that were taken away by Peggy, etc. Just let me know what I need to do. Will there be a ceremony that the public can attend when you are sworn in, etc. that we can be present for or did we miss that already?? Thank you again, Rhonda & Wayne Meeks, Your Voters and Supporters 4767 NW 9 Ave 954-234-4601-Cell ewmopar99@aol.com
In a message dated 3/31/2013 9:49:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mamamayor@comcast.net writes:
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am most appreciative of your support There are openngs on a number of boards in the city -- the beautification Board, the Community appearence board, the cultural committee. If any of these peak your interest, let me know. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:07:02 PM Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 9:08:50 AM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Thanks Mayor Robb, This traffic calming policy vs emergency response route thing is just crazy... Emergency Response people (heroes) are not likely to put people in danger over a rubber mat that aids in keeping the people safe. PS: SE 10th already has one speed hump... it is east of 12th ave, which is also part of the emergency route
Date: Tue, 21 May 2013 13:02:39 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy I forwarded all this info to the fire chief since the city manager was insisting that 10th was exempt from calming devies since it was an emergency outlet. I asked the chief to look at what the problems are and give me a favorable response since the manager is relying on Charles DeBrusco.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Chad Brocato" <Chad_Brocato@Sheriff.org> Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 8:36:05 AM
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From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 9:06:09 AM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy We love you Mayor Robb... Thank you so SO much. Jenn & Todd
Date: Sat, 18 May 2013 11:40:24 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
This is the reply I sent . JEAN From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:38:28 AM Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
Please forward this to the manager and and tell them that we feel that the calming devices are needed here, and since they are offering to pay for them, lets give them what they want. This is not a county or fire depoartment issue, this is a city choice. Lets get it done. The blame for inacTion has been placed on the fire rescue people. According to the fire chief, that is not their objection. I have to believe that with all of the speed bumps in the city, that the city did not do a survey to validate the use. This has gone on too long, and it is a problem that is easily remedied lets get it done now before we have a serious accident which will cost the city more money in the long run since we have been made aware of the hazard that exists.. From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com>
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To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <sflorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:49:59 PM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city. ***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many. 1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street. 3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses.
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5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7TH Street, expressed concerns regarding traffic problems on SE 15th Avenue between SE 10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard. He said that they are experiencing
two major arteries that is heavily used and people are cutting onto SE 15th Avenue to access these roads. He said that SE 15th Avenue is also being used as a shortcut to the beach, from SE 10th Street. Additionally, he stated that the street is also inviting to pedestrians. He complained about the speeding cars in a 25 mph traveling at 30, 40, and 50 mph.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything... Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely,
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Jenn & Todd
From: SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com To: tstencel@hotmail.com; longbeachny@live.com Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 21:11:42 +0000 Good afternoon, I ?m forwarding you this e-mail on behalf of Mayor Robb. Please review the attached it is the traffic calming policy. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks,
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From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 9:06:09 AM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy We love you Mayor Robb... Thank you so SO much. Jenn & Todd
Date: Sat, 18 May 2013 11:40:24 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
This is the reply I sent . JEAN From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:38:28 AM Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
Please forward this to the manager and and tell them that we feel that the calming devices are needed here, and since they are offering to pay for them, lets give them what they want. This is not a county or fire depoartment issue, this is a city choice. Lets get it done. The blame for inacTion has been
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placed on the fire rescue people. According to the fire chief, that is not their objection. I have to believe that with all of the speed bumps in the city, that the city did not do a survey to validate the use. This has gone on too long, and it is a problem that is easily remedied lets get it done now before we have a serious accident which will cost the city more money in the long run since we have been made aware of the hazard that exists.. From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <sflorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:49:59 PM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city. ***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many. 1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street.
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3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses. 5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything...
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Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely, Jenn & Todd
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From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <sflorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:49:59 PM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city. ***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many.
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1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street. 3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses. 5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------6_13_2013
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In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything... Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely, Jenn & Todd
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:45:30 PM Subject: Fwd: tranfer station
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 3:59:09 PM Subject: FW: tranfer station
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:20:41 AM Subject: Fwd: tranfer station
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 8:39:37 AM Subject: RE: tranfer station
Thanks for letting me know.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 5:55 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: tranfer station
I spoke to her on the phone and was able to speak with chad to answer her questions Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 5:07 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Ok thanks, I ?ll let her know.
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Our meeting is on June eighteen Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 3:59 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:47:28 AM Subject: Fwd: Transparency
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:14:22 AM Subject: Transparency
If you wish to gain more support: Though you have an Agenda - I would pull a little trick and advise the public at the beginning part of the meeting the following: Suggestions: 1.) On the website there should be a PDF of all the salaries and the names of the people. This is a start for real transparency and will eliminate many document requests as well as many rumors. Lowering costs obviously. Larry's is a good example. 2.) Secondly: Announcement about Lights on Hillsboro where the young man was killed this past year in District 2 as well as the one in Fred's Area on Military Trail. That you would like this to be initiated immediately with updates. 3.) A copy of the Mandate on pensions for Part timers such as the Commission and Mayor - tell them what you have done. Ask them to ask their commissioners with a yes or no question what they believe in. Tell the people that you need their help with organizing a petition to our Board here and the State. This is a big issue.
Happy Easter to you and the family, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:40:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Transparency - Employees and what they get paid
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 3:28:26 PM Subject: Re: Transparency - Employees and what they get paid
I hope you understand I am just writing these for you to keep in mind sometime when the time is right. For me I think you need time to settle in and test the waters to see what you can get through and see which way the frogs jump when it comes to a vote. For example we all do things differently - and I go to the people on things by educating them on the issue first - like the trees. People do not trust politicians or managment. Burgess said it was going to be $250,000 for what - who did the numbers - what was it based on? We want to know and see the breakdown, carrying cost etc. There are many factors. Then there is the company that bid on it. When you spoke about it the other night you told us it was $125,000. Then you mentioned something about another 90,000. But you were not clear to the people. If you had stated that they bid 120k and now half way into it they want another 90k, it might have come cross a little differently. Again their are many more factors and you need research support on these, as I do not know who is there to help you, as many within the city are not there to help you. This is why many of us want also want to have a citizens committee to oversea procurement and contracts - sort of like what the commission
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did with the pier. After management has done the work necessary let us all look at it and negotiate it or approve it as we are going to make sure since it is our money that we squeeze everything out of it. I hope all is well, everybody is just settling as well. We are all here to help you in any way. Take your time and stick to your guns, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 3:13 PM Subject: Re: Transparency - Employees and what they get paid
It looks rather interesting, but all in due time. JEAN
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 8:24:46 AM Subject: Transparency - Employees and what they get paid
Mayor Robb, On the website of where Larry Deetjen works they are practicing real transparency. It lets us all see the facts and it is public information - so it does cutdown on the Clerks office and saves money. Plus to us the public we are sick and tired of having to ask simple questions that should be out there for us to see, especially when we are looking at some of the simple things.
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See the attached, as I am not sure if I sent you this note. BRGRDS, John
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From:
To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:38:38 AM Subject: Fwd: Tresspassers
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 12:13:09 PM Subject: Re: Tresspassers Send the drainage problem to utilities and the panhandlers to Code enforcement.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:29:50 PM Subject: Fwd: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 10:48:39 AM Subject: Re: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
I'm not sure what time what time they were there but i can tell you thru impact windows at 10 o'clock we could still hear the music . Secondly outside the front door is about as far away from the problem the music is on the patio. I've spoken with some of the neighbors who have sound meters and they will monitor again this friday. One question we all ask is if the boats pull up to the cove why are they not going in, if i park in front of a restaurant open my doors drink and blast music i would be asked to leave but since the cove charges them they allow it at our expense. On sat. and sunday no one sits on there boats this is only a friday night thing. The D.J. blasting music is also only a friday night thing the music on weekends seems to be during the day and nowhere near as loud. I would like to know though with the police details do they know the capacity of restaurant and curiously how are they keeping track because it seems like the crowd can enter from multiple locations.

Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: LStristate <LStristate@aol.com> Sent: Wed, May 1, 2013 10:26 am 6_13_2013
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From: "Robert Schnakenberg" <Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 10:15:11 AM Subject: FW: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
Here you go. It appears that I did omit you from the original thread. My apologies! Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
email: Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org
(o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511

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Please note that Florida has a broad public records law, and that all correspondence to me via email may be subject to disclosure. From: Schnakenberg, Robert Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 10:13 AM To: 'baahanson@deerfield-beach.com'; 'Keven Klopp'; Baker, Floyd; Jerry Ferguson Subject: FW: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court See below. Deerfield Beach District Deputies responded to the restaurant on Friday night in reference to this complaint. There are two detail deputies that work the restaurant every Friday night. They were informed of the complaint and the owner was notified. They will monitor the noise from this point on to make sure the boat owners and business establishment are in compliance with the noise ordinance.
Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street

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Please note that Florida has a broad public records law, and that all correspondence to me via email may be subject to disclosure. From: Hansen, Jeremy Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:41 AM To: Baker, Floyd Cc: Schnakenberg, Robert; Rosende, Eduardo; Stallings, Darryl; Ashley, Scott; Hansen, Jeremy Subject: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court Sergeant Baker, Good Morning. Yesterday evening Mayor Jean Robb contacted the front desk, who relayed to me that a constituent had contacted the Mayor and complained about Two Georges at the Cove Restaurant. The constituent stated that the restaurant is heavily over capacity during Happy Hours on Friday and Saturday nights and that the music is well over the ? decibel ? level for existing ordinances. Sergeant Ashley and I responded to the Cove and met with Sergeant Rubin and Deputy Young who were working the detail that evening. There was limited pedestrian traffic out front and the music was barely heard. The rear of the restaurant / bar appears to be the source of the complaint as several rows of boats were docked together and playing music in addition to the in-house DJ. Sergeant Rubin and I contacted the boaters and quelled the disturbance for the evening.
Sergeant Jeremy Hansen

Broward Sheriff's Office Deerfield Beach District
300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 6_13_2013
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Please note that Florida has a broad public records law , and that all correspondence to me via email may be subject to disclosure.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:17:19 PM Subject: Fwd: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court meeting
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 7:34:19 AM Subject: Re: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court meeting
Jean I got the change of date for tuesday at 10 am i'll be there. I was wondering if we could have a copy of original building plans and capacity this will show us locations also any changes thru the years. I was also wondering if the liquor license is for both properties or just the main building. The patio is a seperate portfolio and I'm wondering how the use is because it has a different code , it seems to me the patio dining was originally allowed but the bar was never intended out there. Thanks Jean

Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: lstristate <lstristate@aol.com> Sent: Wed, May 1, 2013 2:09 pm Subject: Re: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
Sent this message to the Sheriff's department
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net

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Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 10:48:39 AM Subject: Re: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
I'm not sure what time what time they were there but i can tell you thru impact windows at 10 o'clock we could still hear the music . Secondly outside the front door is about as far away from the problem the music is on the patio. I've spoken with some of the neighbors who have sound meters and they will monitor again this friday. One question we all ask is if the boats pull up to the cove why are they not going in, if i park in front of a restaurant open my doors drink and blast music i would be asked to leave but since the cove charges them they allow it at our expense. On sat. and sunday no one sits on there boats this is only a friday night thing. The D.J. blasting music is also only a friday night thing the music on weekends seems to be during the day and nowhere near as loud. I would like to know though with the police details do they know the capacity of restaurant and curiously how are they keeping track because it seems like the crowd can enter from multiple locations.

Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: LStristate <LStristate@aol.com> Sent: Wed, May 1, 2013 10:26 am Subject: Fwd: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
Here you go. It appears that I did omit you from the original thread. My apologies! Captain Robert Schnakenberg
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Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
(o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511

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Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
(o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511
Please note that Florida has a broad public records law, and that all correspondence to me via email may be subject to disclosure.
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Page 4 From: Hansen, Jeremy Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:41 AM To: Baker, Floyd Cc: Schnakenberg, Robert; Rosende, Eduardo; Stallings, Darryl; Ashley, Scott; Hansen, Jeremy Subject: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court Sergeant Baker, Good Morning. Yesterday evening Mayor Jean Robb contacted the front desk, who relayed to me that a constituent had contacted the Mayor and complained about Two Georges at the Cove Restaurant. The constituent stated that the restaurant is heavily over capacity during Happy Hours on Friday and Saturday nights and that the music is well over the ? decibel ? level for existing ordinances. Sergeant Ashley and I responded to the Cove and met with Sergeant Rubin and Deputy Young who were working the detail that evening. There was limited pedestrian traffic out front and the music was barely heard. The rear of the restaurant / bar appears to be the source of the complaint as several rows of boats were docked together and playing music in addition to the in-house DJ. Sergeant Rubin and I contacted the boaters and quelled the disturbance for the evening.

300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 (954) 480-4304
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:28:07 PM Subject: Fwd: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 1:07:09 PM Subject: Re: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
Jean next time your talking with Jerry Ferguson maybe you could ask him when they were allowed to move music from inside to out, also the outside is a seperate parcel and when they added the bar out there after wilma did they go thru core of engineer to allow bar over lot consided submerged in sand. I recall in years back they used to use portable bar on fridays because there wasn't one out there. The reason I ask this is the sergent refranced friday out front he could hear no noise, thats because the sound would have to penatrated glass and wood framing on rear of property and then kitchen and baths then more structual on front. This actually helps prove point that if the music was kept inside like originally some of these issues would solve themselves . Thanks in advance for looking into this

Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: LStristate <LStristate@aol.com> Sent: Wed, May 1, 2013 10:26 am Subject: Fwd: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court
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Here you go. It appears that I did omit you from the original thread. My apologies! Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
(o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511

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Captain Robert Schnakenberg Deerfield Beach District 300 NE 2nd Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
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(o) 954-480-4303 (c) 954-914-2511
Please note that Florida has a broad public records law, and that all correspondence to me via email may be subject to disclosure. From: Hansen, Jeremy Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:41 AM To: Baker, Floyd Cc: Schnakenberg, Robert; Rosende, Eduardo; Stallings, Darryl; Ashley, Scott; Hansen, Jeremy Subject: Two Georges at the Cove - 1754 SE 3rd Court Sergeant Baker, Good Morning. Yesterday evening Mayor Jean Robb contacted the front desk, who relayed to me that a constituent had contacted the Mayor and complained about Two Georges at the Cove Restaurant. The constituent stated that the restaurant is heavily over capacity during Happy Hours on Friday and Saturday nights and that the music is well over the ? decibel ? level for existing ordinances. Sergeant Ashley and I responded to the Cove and met with Sergeant Rubin and Deputy Young who were working the detail that evening. There was limited pedestrian traffic out front and the music was barely heard. The rear of the restaurant / bar appears to be the source of the complaint as several rows of boats were docked together and playing music in addition to the in-house DJ. Sergeant Rubin and I contacted the boaters and quelled the disturbance for the evening.

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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 3:07:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-mart
From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 7:54:18 AM Subject: Re: Wal-mart I don't know. Your Rebecca Medina told me she was on top of it, when I suggested that a team from the City ask them for space and a table at the grand opening. She also told me not to write you about these matters 'cause she's your P.I.O. I asked Richard if he wanted to go with me for a short time, but never heard back. Your City folks don't love me for some unknown reason, and I think I know why that is. I'm going over tomorrow morning with my "pocket" I.D. name tag on just to mingle with the crowd and shake a few hands with my neighbors, etc. I'm certain that Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market folks will be coming to the City with special requests in the very near future.....help with signs, traffic flow, lighting, etc. If Medina couldn't get space inside, I suggested we park a City van out front, and have our team there shaking hands, etc. Luv always, Fred und Nancy On 5/20/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: > They have not asked me to cut the ribbon, so should I show up? >
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: RebeccaMedina CC: Date: 5/10/2013 2:42:32 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "fastfreddy1752@aol.com" <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> Date: May 9, 2013, 8:05:49 PM EDT To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Richard Rosenzweig <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening
Mayor Robb, In a phone conversation earlier this evening with Commissioner Rosenzweig, he mentioned the GRAND opening later this month (May 23?) of our local Wal-Mart Grocery Store here on Military Trail at SW 10th Stree. If our P.I.O. Public Information Officer, Rebbeca Medina could get them to give us a table inside the store, we could use it to hand out some City literature, meet some residents, pass out business cards, or even sign up folks that want to get more information from time-to-time about things like our new recycling REWARDS program, the pier project, or meet our new Mayor, and Dist. 3 Commissioner, etc. If we can't get a table inside, maybe they'd OK a marked truck or van outside with our people handing out literature/cards, and just talking to the shoppers, etc.? Just a thought toward opening up our lines of communications
with the tax paying citizens. Sincerely, Fred und Nancy Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., Drfld. Bch., FL 33442, (954) 295-5080. P.S. I'm still interested in improving our attendance at City Council meetings, and quarterly Dist. Commissioner town hall meetings. There must be something we can do to get more folks attending these important informational meetings. The ONLY time I see "The Hall" packed is when some group has a grievance against something our City is doing, considering doing, or we've finished goofing up a project? There's a lot of fine people out there waiting to be invited into our City doings, but they don't want to be ridiculed in public. If handled properly, we could get many good volunteers with usable talents, and it's ALL FREE. It also means a better, more open government when you have FULL public participation.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: RebeccaMedina CC: Date: 5/10/2013 10:36:39 AM Subject: Fwd: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "fastfreddy1752@aol.com" <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> Date: May 9, 2013, 8:05:49 PM EDT To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Richard Rosenzweig <RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:47:58 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: "lamar williams" <lamar_williams@sheriff.org> Cc: cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 12:02:58 PM Subject: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic
Nancy and I stopped at the new Wal-Mart Market this morning, and it was packed really tight. Folks were waiting in line to get in 'cause the store was FULL to capacity, and the parking lot was full also. In the past, Brwd. County Traffic Dept. has been a lot more responsive when the requesting parties offer to share the costs of a new traffic light. Soooo, you might want to contact ALL parties concerned, before heading into a meeting with B.C.DOT? Just a thought from an aging, and concerned citizen. Respectfully, Fred und Nancy Foreman, (954) 295-5080.
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/11/2013 2:40:56 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:32:18 PM Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic
I do not know the answer to that question as I was told 3 weeks ago by your P.I.O., Rebecca Medina to STAND ASIDE as she'd handle ALL these public items for the city. You told me earlier this week that she was on vacation, and I couldn't believe it 'cause she's new with us this year? Most employers don't give a vacation to new employees 'til after they've been on the payroll for at least one year. But then, our City is quite generous with salaries, employment contracts, promotions, and severance pay. Therefore I'm having a problem with those who say we have very low employee morale. Best job opportunities out there in today's job market, are to work for this City. I've asked Richard to get department salary totals from 2009 vs. 2013 for comparison before we enter budget time. I'm almost certain we'll find a runaway salary budget in the City Mgr. Dept., Parks und Rec. Dept., Human Resources Dept., and just maybe our Eng. Dept. too? Any other areas I should be looking at? Luv, Fred und Nancy 2 (954) 295-5080. P.S. Budgeting, done correctly, are always a major thing 'cause you're looking into a crystal ball to predict your future needs.....often, in very fluid situations.
-----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: fastfreddy1752 <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> Sent: Fri, May 24, 2013 2:03 pm Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic Who cut the ribbon. They did not invite me.
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:53:07 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 2:32:18 PM Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic
I do not know the answer to that question as I was told 3 weeks ago by your P.I.O., Rebecca Medina to STAND ASIDE as she'd handle ALL these public items for the city. You told me earlier this week that she was on vacation, and I couldn't believe it 'cause she's new with us this year? Most employers don't give a vacation to new employees 'til after they've been on the payroll for at least one year. But then, our City is quite generous with salaries, employment contracts, promotions, and severance pay. Therefore I'm having a problem with those who say we have very low employee morale. Best job opportunities out there in today's job market, are to work for this City. I've asked Richard to get department salary totals from 2009 vs. 2013 for comparison before we enter budget time. I'm almost certain we'll find a runaway salary budget in the City Mgr. Dept., Parks und Rec. Dept., Human Resources Dept., and just maybe our Eng. Dept. too? Any other areas I should be looking at? Luv, Fred und Nancy 2 (954) 295-5080. P.S. Budgeting, done correctly, are always a major thing 'cause you're looking into a crystal ball to predict your future needs.....often, in very fluid situations.
-----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: fastfreddy1752 <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> Sent: Fri, May 24, 2013 2:03 pm Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market & traffic Who cut the ribbon. They did not invite me.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:45:58 PM Subject: Fwd: Wal-mart
From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 7:54:18 AM Subject: Re: Wal-mart I don't know. Your Rebecca Medina told me she was on top of it, when I suggested that a team from the City ask them for space and a table at the grand opening. She also told me not to write you about these matters 'cause she's your P.I.O. I asked Richard if he wanted to go with me for a short time, but never heard back. Your City folks don't love me for some unknown reason, and I think I know why that is. I'm going over tomorrow morning with my "pocket" I.D. name tag on just to mingle with the crowd and shake a few hands with my neighbors, etc. I'm certain that Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market folks will be coming to the City with special requests in the very near future.....help with signs, traffic flow, lighting, etc. If Medina couldn't get space inside, I suggested we park a City van out front, and have our team there shaking hands, etc. Luv always, Fred und Nancy On 5/20/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: > They have not asked me to cut the ribbon, so should I show up? >
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:37:51 PM Subject: Fwd: web site
From: "Robert Ranta" <branta@ibmr.us> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 10:00:10 AM Subject: Re: web site I left a thank you page with your picture for now. As for a new website what would you like to see on it. Maybe we should look at the Deerfield Beach Website to see if there are improvements we can incorporate into a new Deerfield Beach Website. I do not see anything now that showcases Deerfield Beach culturally or demographically... who we are, what we do, our goals, our amenities, parks, beaches, pier, deep sea fishing, restaurants, hotels, recreational facilities, schools, housing, medical facilities, retirement communities, a good place to take a vacation. It should invite and draw people to Deerfield Beach. What we have now is just plain boring. Maybe we can get a few people interested to build a story...do we have a cultural committee that can steer the input to a new website...build the stories? Regards, Robert
--- On Mon, 3/18/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: From: mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> Subject: web site To: "Robert Ranta" <branta@ibmr.us> Date: Monday, March 18, 2013, 2:17 PM
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I think we can take down the web site, don't you? I should probably have A NEW ONE. wHAT DO YOU SUGGEST? oNE THAT THE PEOPLE CAN leave their messages on.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:34:34 PM Subject: Fwd: wed meeting
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 1:50:17 PM Subject: wed meeting
HI Jean; What action taken last week at waste workshop is up for reconsideration? Isn ?t there a deadline for city to sign with one company or another? Would rebidding effect that?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:33:20 PM Subject: Fwd: wed meeting
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvwils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 3:57:18 PM Subject: RE: wed meeting
Ok.Thanks. I ?ll be there wednesday
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 3:17 PM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: wed meeting
Yes, it w as a 3-2 vote w ith Ganz and Miller voting NO, but Richard w ho voted yes is asking to bring it back up. He voted tw ice to send it to bid, once w hen I gave the motion and w e lost w ith Miller, Ganz and Preston voting NO, then after an hour of discussion, Preston changed his vote and voted yes to go to bid so it passed 3 to 2. Robb, Preston and Rosenw eig voting yes. See w hat I mean. To go to bid w as the staff's recommendation.
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvw ils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 3:09:44 PM Subject: RE: wed meeting Hmmmm. Was the motion to bid approved apr 25 th? And is now being considered??
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 2:50 PM To: Judy Wilson Subject: Re: wed meeting
Three commissioners called the meeting at the behest of Richard to reconsider the action taken relative to the invitation to bid. I don't know w hether I am permitted to tell you that but frankly it makes us look like the Keystone Cops.
From: "Judy Wilson" <jvw ils@bellsouth.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 1:50:17 PM Subject: w ed meeting HI Jean; What action taken last week at waste workshop is up for reconsideration? Isn ?t there a deadline for city to sign with one company or another? Would rebidding effect that?
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:20:24 AM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 8:06:21 AM Subject: Re: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
Hello Jean, I do not know what you want me to say here. The Parks and recreation department is a mess as we all know. Bob Harbin and Kara need to go, now they have Kara we are told possibly falsifying documents. My only guess is that then we would have a friend or maybe even Noland managing the pool instead of this really good honest hardworking young man Neil that has more then put in his time. I think it is time that you sit down with George Edmunds and have a cup of coffee - I am going to ask you to please meet with him this weekend for a cup of coffee. May I give you his telephone number, he is working up at FAU. Thank you, John Grassi
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From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 7:12 AM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 7:50:38 PM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this? I received this.
-------- Original message -------From: kolours@comcast.net Date: 04/08/2013 8:29 AM (GMT-05:00) To: San <blessedlilly@hotmail.com>,Stephanie <bsugar59@yahoo.com>,DI <diane.chisholm@JMFamily.com> Subject: Who is Allowing this?
Bob Harbin has went to part time status, but he is only responsible for projects. While currently making 42.30 per hour, and works 4 hours a day, he still holds the Parks Maintenance Superintendent title. He does not interact with the parks maintenance staff nor with the parks maintenance manager.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:18:41 AM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 2:40:04 PM Subject: Re: Who is Allowing this?
Jean let me know when you have time maybe the following weekend or one early evening. Again I like many want you to have a nice time with your family and if there is any thing you need. I am here for you always/ Kind Regards, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 1:26 PM Subject: Re: Who is Allowing this?
Not his weekend as my kids are here and so far I have not been able to get to breakfast or dinner with them until Thursday night. Sat. I have the relay for life thing I have to do.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 8:06:21 AM Subject: Re: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
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Hello Jean, I do not know what you want me to say here. The Parks and recreation department is a mess as we all know. Bob Harbin and Kara need to go, now they have Kara we are told possibly falsifying documents. My only guess is that then we would have a friend or maybe even Noland managing the pool instead of this really good honest hardworking young man Neil that has more then put in his time. I think it is time that you sit down with George Edmunds and have a cup of coffee - I am going to ask you to please meet with him this weekend for a cup of coffee. May I give you his telephone number, he is working up at FAU. Thank you, John Grassi
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 7:12 AM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
From: "blessedlilly" <blessedlilly@hotmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 7:50:38 PM Subject: Fwd: Who is Allowing this?
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I received this.
-------- Original message -------From: kolours@comcast.net Date: 04/08/2013 8:29 AM (GMT-05:00) To: San <blessedlilly@hotmail.com>,Stephanie <bsugar59@yahoo.com>,DI <diane.chisholm@JMFamily.com> Subject: Who is Allowing this?
Bob Harbin has went to part time status, but he is only responsible for projects. While currently making 42.30 per hour, and works 4 hours a day, he still holds the Parks Maintenance Superintendent title. He does not interact with the parks maintenance staff nor with the parks maintenance manager.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:17:59 AM Subject: Fwd: your e-mail
From: "Wayne Adams" <wayne1adams@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 12:11:52 PM Subject: RE: your e-mail I spoke to him Mrs. Robb about his love fest for the city manager and other incompetent administrators. I don't know if he's listening. He knows I'm highly upset with no conceptual drawings for this project being provided to the residents to view.
-------- Original message -------From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: 04/17/2013 12:01 PM (GMT-05:00) To: wayne1adams@yahoo.com Subject: your e-mail
Read your e-mail and agree this is another example of the inefficiency of this city. Preston loves the city manager and will do whatever he tells him.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 8:17:14 AM Subject: Fwd: your e-mail
From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 12:19:53 PM Subject: Re: your e-mail He's working on being a one term commissioner too, if he doesn't straighten up. Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2013 16:01:53 +0000 (UTC) To: <wayne1adams@yahoo.com> Subject: your e-mail Read your e-mail and agree this is another example of the inefficiency of this city. Preston loves the city manager and will do whatever he tells him.
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Date: 6/12/2013 10:07:58 AM Subject: Fwd: your e-mail
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 5:37:17 PM Subject: Re: your e-mail Mayor Robb, Thank you very much for your response. I don't think out of all of the years that I have been w riting City Hall, I have ever received a w ritten response from the Mayor, so I really do appreciate it. I like you, have a great love for this City and I w ant to make it better for all. I do feel that w e need to help unite the entire community and given your position, you are the perfect person to do this. Please feel free to contact me and let me know if I can do anything to help. Thanks again. Best, Michelle Alban Lane 954-554-7182
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 3:06 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> w rote:
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: Michellealban@nbcuni.com Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:39:36 PM Subject: your e-mail
CRA money can only be spent in the boundaires provided for the CRA which are mostly from the beach to Federal Highway most of which is encompassed in District 1. There has been no expenditure of CRA money anywhere else in any district in the city. CRA money is supposed to be used to upgrade blighted areas, and the discussion you heard was because the former commissions chose the district 1 parameters for the CRA. Most of the decision was based on the amount of money that could come from the increased value from the properties in that district. I learned today that the money for that project that was approved came from the 40 million dollar bond issue that was borrowed from the municipal bond fund. When that issue was sold to the voters, it wwas supposed to be for the financing of our older bonds so they could be financed at a lower rate. The remainder of the money was supposed to be used for roads, infrastructure and streets as needed. When or who allowed the CRA to borrow 6 million of that money is a question that needs answers since CRA money can only be spent in district 1, and this would have been an opportunity to do those things that would improve the other 3 districts. Perhaps this answers some of your questions as to why there seems to be dissent on the podium. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 2:45:31 PM Subject: Fwd: your e-mail
From: dfbcove@gmail.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 1:46:23 PM Subject: Re: your e-mail Sure will. Thanks for the note. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 14:07:02 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Re: your e-mail Would you be kind enough to alert your group of Meet Your Mayor Meeting at city Hall on Wednesday, June 19th from 6 to 8. Just the public and the mayor-- no dept,. heads
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 5:37:17 PM Subject: Re: your e-mail Mayor Robb, Thank you very much for your response. I don't think out of all of the years that I have been writing City Hall, I have ever received a written response from
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the Mayor, so I really do appreciate it. I like you, have a great love for this City and I want to make it better for all. I do feel that we need to help unite the entire community and given your position, you are the perfect person to do this. Please feel free to contact me and let me know if I can do anything to help. Thanks again. Best, Michelle Alban Lane 954-554-7182
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 3:06 PM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote:
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: Michellealban@nbcuni.com Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:39:36 PM Subject: your e-mail
CRA money can only be spent in the boundaires provided for the CRA which are mostly from the beach to Federal Highway most of which is encompassed in District 1. There has been no expenditure of CRA money anywhere else in any district in the city. CRA money is supposed to be used to upgrade blighted areas, and the discussion you heard was because the former commissions chose the district 1 parameters for the CRA. Most of the decision was based on the amount of money that could come from the increased value from the properties in that district. I learned today that the money for that project that was approved came from the 40 million dollar bond issue that was borrowed from the municipal bond fund. When that issue was sold to the voters, it wwas supposed to be for the financing of our older bonds so they could be financed at a lower rate. The remainder of the money was supposed to be used for roads, infrastructure and streets as needed. When or who allowed the CRA to borrow 6 million of that money is a question that needs answers since CRA money can only be spent in district 1, and this would have been an opportunity to do those things that would improve the other 3 districts. Perhaps this answers some of your questions as to why there seems to be dissent on the podium. Jean M. Robb
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 9:26:41 PM Subject: Fwd: Your Election Platform
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 2, 2013 7:48:37 AM Subject: Your Election Platform
Hello Jean, Heard you are working a lot from others, but not sure what is being accomplished. The five areas that will get your immediate attention as you advertised when you were elected will take time and that is understandable. However one of the five is bothering me and we need more information on this so that we can attack it. 1.) Eliminate the pensions and health insurance for part-time elected officials, including the mayor and commissioners. Also this recent discovery of yours about the ongoing issue of paying medical till they are 65 years old. Can you advise on how we can get this changed? Thanks, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 3:19:51 PM Subject: Fwd: Your Election Platform
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, May 2, 2013 7:48:37 AM Subject: Your Election Platform
Hello Jean, Heard you are working a lot from others, but not sure what is being accomplished. The five areas that will get your immediate attention as you advertised when you were elected will take time and that is understandable. However one of the five is bothering me and we need more information on this so that we can attack it. 1.) Eliminate the pensions and health insurance for part-time elected officials, including the mayor and commissioners. Also this recent discovery of yours about the ongoing issue of paying medical till they are 65 years old. Can you advise on how we can get this changed? Thanks, John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 6:33:04 PM Subject: Fwd: Your First meeting
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 3:44:37 PM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
Hello Jean, I think he would be interested, that said I think you need to ask him out for a cup of coffee and talk with him about it? I personally think he is the perfect person to lead this for you. The question now is, in creating such a board, you are going to need 3 votes - correct? Who can we bank on? His cell number is 954-703-0314. And what do we want to revisit in the Charter? I know there must be many things. Also how many people should be on it and it needs to be the will of the people be hind it. Remember Fred Forman is in contact with District 3 Rosen-- quite often. What else is up. I have not called you as I am not sure of your schedule, it was a pleasure meeting you son Leo. What a beautiful family. You definitely have the luck of the Irish with you.
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Talk with you later, John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 2:41 PM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
I feel pretty good. I am putting the creation of a charter revision Board on the April 2 meeting, and if it passes, we shall be making appointments at the meeting on the 16th. I love Ernesto, and would he be interested?
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 9:51:48 AM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
Good Morning Jean, I would like to speak with you about this first, before you move forward on this. I am looking to help in any way I can so do not take this message any differently. I would like you to consider though someone else for this position that I think would do a better job then I. You have met him in recent months and he is like my older brother. Ernesto (Ernie) Gonzalez. Lets speak about this in a couple of days, please. In the mean time - how do you feel?
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John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 6:51 AM Subject: Re: Your First meeting
First I will ask for a charter revision Board to be created. I hope to put you on that as my appointee.
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 12:06:44 AM Subject: Your First meeting
Hello Jean, Overall I thought it went well. 1.) The issue on the trees - I do not know if I would have touched that. Or maybe that was just a ploy of yours as you know you were not going to win that. Also when preparing your numbers you need to have the people understand them and the economic impact when something is higher and you are trying to have them buy into it. But people do not believe things anymore with out see it. You may disagree but I know I am correct on this. 2.) Bernie Parnells was out there telling the others from Century Village that Bill Gantz told him that Jean is going to have a rude awakening.
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3.) On Larry's Website he has the names of the employees and what they make - it is all public information and it saves people time in requesting documents and offers them transparency. Please see the attached (Village of Oak Lawn). This may be something you might want to have initiated on the website. 4.) Joe Miller - I do not know if he is going to vote with you, I suppose you need to test the waters with some small things and see which way the frog jumps. 5.) Do you have a plan of what you will do everyday? If you need a guideline - go to your platform - the five things. I will drop you these notes once in a while - they are just thoughts. I am the sort of person that likes to bounce things back and forth. Good night , Jean
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mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 6/11/2013 10:25:00 AM
Subject: Fwd: Your Meeting
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Cc: "Fred" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 7:25:26 AM Subject: Re: Your Meeting I thought my meeting was to primarily hear their concerns and also to ask what they woiuld like to see included or subtracted from the budget. I think it is time to discuss the salaries, the pensions, the overpaid categories. I did some reseach on paralegals to determine what the salaries of the 2 Asst secretaries in the manager's office should be making. Nationally the pay is 58,000 yet never of these 2 are paralegals they are just glorified secretaries making 70, 000 and 64,000. Do the residents want to see us take back the fire department? Do we really need an asst. ciy manager when 46 million of the 77million generated by the ad valorem tax base is absorbed by the BSO? Should the asst be relegated to his original position as CRA director thereby eliminating the interim CRA director who is being paid 84,000. Do you think I should put all of these questions in a flyer which I will have printed on my own, and distributed with pens to the audience and ask me to give me their opinions and I will collect them. I will not have to city do any of this because I do not trust them. The meeting is on the city's web site and I have asked for it to be placed on the Comcast update that the city runs and also the Century Village in house channel. I have also asked that the announcement be placed on the water bills and on any e-mails that the city is privy to. If you have any other suggestions, let me know. JEAN
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, June 8, 2013 12:12:22 PM Subject: Your Meeting
Very few people seem to know about your meeting. You need to get this out to the people better and your PR person should be doing this for you. Further I do believe you need to look organizes so that you have an outline of subjects and stick to those subsects as you go down the list of grievences or comments. Looking organized is very important. John
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 8:46:21 PM Subject: Fwd: Your Meeting june 19TH, WEDNESDAY
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 10:52:51 AM Subject: Fwd: Re: Your Meeting june 19TH, WEDNESDAY
I've contacted the Florida Sec. of State re. "lock/drop boxes", and will keep you posted. One thing we discussed, but didn't have on the list was Muni Elections, and FAR BETTER budget controls so we don't ever get into the mess we're presently facing.....but isn't that why we have highly degreed City managers?? Luv, Fred und Nancy
-----Original Message----From: Fred Foreman <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> To: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Mon, Jun 10, 2013 7:33 am Subject: Re: Your Meeting june 19TH, WEDNESDAY
Excellent my dear Mayor, and MUM's the word. I'll have a few minor points to add at the meeting, but they're my usual grips about various City employees not answering mail. Luv, Fred und Nancy On 6/10/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: > I have prepared a questionairre for the meeting which I will not release > until that night along with pens to fill out the info. I will collect the > replies and assure everyone that no one other than I will see their > answers.These are some of the questions: take back the fire dept YES or no.
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> Are you a city worker? Have you been treated fairly? Support a millage > increase to bolster the undesignated reserve? Lower the utility tax to 5 %? > Does the manager earn a raise or termination? Do glorified sevretaries need > to earn 70,000 and 64,000? If our general fund is 77,000 and 46,000 of that > is BSO, do we need an asst. city manager. etc etc. Keep these thoughts to > yourself. JEAN > > ----- Original Message ----> From: "Fred Foreman" <fredatthemeadows@gmail.com> > To: mamamayor@comcast.net > Cc: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> > Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 5:28:37 PM > Subject: Re: Your Meeting june 19TH, WEDNESDAY > > Jean, YES, put ALL questions on a sheet, and hand out to participants > in attendance. Leave space for each person to put down their "grips", > and opinions on each subject. Haven't seen my Broward water bill yet, > but this is what Steve and I were asking Rebecca Medina to do way back > when, and I'm now glad she's got that done 'cause we can use it for > all kinds of City messages, etc. It looks like you've got a good plan > for the public communications well covered. Do you know if the media > will be in the hall? You might want to consider putting a "yard sign" > out front of City Hall on Monday telling everyone who comes to City > Hall about this meeting. You don't really have time for much else > than what you've got in place now. On your sheet, I'd stick to your > 5-point campaign promises, and consider maybe an Employee Rewards > program to improve worker morale, etc. Also, I'd like to put > something in the C.R.A. budget for sidewalks, crosswalks, and traffic > lights needed in certain spots around town. Bernie and Richard have > ask me to attend Monday's Democratic Club Meeting at Century Village, > and we plan to go......I'll keep in mind your concerns about Richard > with the D.B.Country Club developement, and say much thanks to Bernie > for his public statements at Tuesday's Commission Meeting. Also, I'm > waiting to hear back from Bill and Richard re. our budget talk > meetings later in the week. They stopped me in the parking lot of > City Hall after Tuesday's council meeting about getting together this > week? My family has flewn out to Italy for their 3 week vacation, and > Nancy and I are now free, so it you need any help, etc., please give > me a call. Luv always, Fred und Nancy (954)295-5080. > > On 6/9/13, mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: >> I thought my meeting was to primarily hear their concerns and also to ask >> >> what they woiuld like to see included or subtracted from the budget. I >> think >> it is time to discuss the salaries, the pensions, the overpaid categories. >> I >> did some reseach on paralegals to determine what the salaries of the 2
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>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Asst secretaries in the manager's office should be making. Nationally the pay is 58,000 yet never of these 2 are paralegals they are just glorified secretaries making 70, 000 and 64,000. Do the residents want to see us take back the fire department? Do we really need an asst. ciy manager when 46 million of the 77million generated by the ad valorem tax base is absorbed by the BSO? Should the asst be relegated to his original position as CRA director thereby eliminating the interim CRA director who is being paid 84,000. Do you think I should put all of these questions in a flyer which I will have printed on my own, and distributed with pens to the audience and ask me to give me their opinions and I will collect them. I will not have to city do any of this because I do not trust them. The meeting is on the city's web site and I have asked for it to be placed on the Comcast update that the city runs and also the Century Village in house channel. I have also asked that the announcement be placed on the water bills and on any e-mails that the city is privy to. If you have any other suggestions, let me know. JEAN ----- Original Message ----From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, June 8, 2013 12:12:22 PM Subject: Your Meeting
Very few people seem to know about your meeting. You need to get this out to the people better and your PR person should be doing this for you.
Further I do believe you need to look organizes so that you have an outline of subjects and stick to those subsects as you go down the list of grievences or comments. Looking organized is very important.
John
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> > -> Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails. >
Thank you muchly.
-Please remove my name if you forward any of my e-mails.
Thank you muchly.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/11/2013 10:48:08 AM Subject: Fwd: your story
From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: "Ariel Barkhurst" <abarkhurst@sun-sentinel.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 6:44:41 AM Subject: your story
It was widely believed that this candidate for a position was denied because he was paying for the sins of his father who is a captain in the Fire Dept. I know you cannot reveal your source but how did you know aboutthe 3 items, and I know you have been given enough info on the Lola fiasco to know that there is something radically wrong in the HRS department, and the city manager has done nothing to correct the situation.
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:28:03 AM Subject: Fwd:
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-----Original Message----From: Gary Lother <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: 'Jason Storrings' <jstorrings@aol.com>; lka531 <lka531@aol.com>; 'lynn deetjen' <midaslynn@aol.com>; MsMambo2 <MsMambo2@aol.com>; Flymompb <Flymompb@aol.com>; preston36 <preston36@aol.com> Cc: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> Sent: Fri, Apr 5, 2013 4:01 pm Hello again, Zeden Jones, the Target developement rep phoned me today and would like to meet with us at our next board meeting. He will be phoning me back to confirm. His number is 415-707-7008. And a thank you goes out to the Mayor for making this happen. Gary
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/12/2013 10:28:43 AM Subject: Fwd:
From: "Gary Lother" <jakeyboy@bellsouth.net> To: "Jason Storrings" <jstorrings@aol.com>, lka531@aol.com, "lynn deetjen" <midaslynn@aol.com>, MsMambo2@aol.com, Flymompb@aol.com, preston36@aol.com Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, April 5, 2013 4:01:14 PM
Hello again, Zeden Jones, the Target developement rep phoned me today and would like to meet with us at our next board meeting. He will be phoning me back to confirm. His number is 415-707-7008. And a thank you goes out to the Mayor for making this happen. Gary
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From: Eric <Silagy> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/31/2013 10:54:04 AM Subject: Hurricane Season Begins - what we're doing and how you can prepare
Dear Jean: Less than seven months ago, Superstorm Sandy brushed by Florida. Its winds and heavy rain caused scattered power outages, and strong waves flooded some coastal homes and roadways. Crews from our service centers, the Department of Transportation and others worked overtime to restore the impacted areas, but for most Floridians, Sandy was barely a blip. As it churned past the Carolinas, Sandy was barely a Category 1 - the low end of hurricanes in terms of wind speed. Still, spanning more than 1,000 miles, the slow-moving monster caused power outages for millions across the mid-Atlantic before dropping to tropical-storm status and making landfall in New Jersey. You know the rest of the story. We all watched it unfold on television and online. We called loved ones up north and prayed for first responders. We appreciated little things just a little bit more. The largest Atlantic hurricane in U.S. history, Sandy left 72 people dead and caused more than $70 billion in damage along the Eastern seaboard - much of which was the result of unprecedented storm surge that destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses and brought the subway in the city that never sleeps to a standstill. Along with other Florida electric utilities, FPL sent nearly 1,000 line, vegetation and other restoration specialists to help restore service to some of the 8 million people without power in Sandy's wake. It's what we do after a storm. In Florida, we know what it's like to get hit by a hurricane. We've been fortunate in recent years, but we can never be complacent. At FPL, we try to learn from every storm, large or small, that impacts our territory. We study forensic data, practice simulated scenarios, leverage new technology such as the smart grid and test potential improvements to enhance our ability to handle the next hurricane. After the brutal back-to-back hurricanes of 2004 and 2005, we put a premium on strengthening our 6_13_2013
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CC: Date: 4/25/2013 4:43:54 PM Subject: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking When: Friday, May 10, 2013 10:00 AM-11:00 AM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Where: 1002 E. Newport Center Drive, Deerfield Beach ,Florida 33442 Note: The GMT offset above does not reflect daylight saving time adjustments. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* From: Mike Camilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 12:40 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking Good afternoon, I represent Insurance Care Direct, a national healthcare marketing organization based in Deerfield Beach, Florida. Insurance Care Direct recently purchased and is renovating a 15,000 square foot facility located at 1002 E. Newport Center Drive, Deerfield Beach ,Florida 33442. A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for Friday May 10, 2013 at 10am and Florida CFO Jeff Atwater is scheduled to attend. We would like to extend an invitation to Mayor Robb to attend as well. We fully appreciate her busy schedule and more than understand if she is unable to do so, but we would be incredibly honored if she could do so. Thank you so much for your consideration. Sincerely, Mike Camilleri Michael Camilleri Matrix Insurance Consulting, LLC 55 NE 5th Avenue, Suite 502, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Telephone: (561) 910-1056 Facsimile (561) 910-1058
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 4:17:17 PM Subject: Jacqueli Chance - Water From: To:
Mayor Robb, Sandra Leone from customer service informed me that she tried to contact Jacqueline Chance but her number is disconnected. Her water will be turned on today. Thanks,
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From: To:
Kris <Mory> AdaGrahamJohnson AmandaMartinez AmandaShafer AndyMaurodis BenPreston BillGanz BobHarbin BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChadGrecsek CharlesDaBrusco DavidSantucci HiepHuynh HughDunkley JeanM.Robb JerryFerguson JoeMiller KaraPetty KevenKlopp KrisMory LauraFrank LynnFleming MelissaTaylor-Lewis MickeyGomez PhilipBiscorner RebeccaMedina RichardRosenzweig "RobSchnakenberg$robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org$"
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SamanthaGillyard SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/7/2013 3:34:18 PM Subject: June 11, 2013 Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency;Meeting Agenda
Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency AGENDA Tuesday, June 11, 2013, 6:30 P.M. City Commission Chambers, Deerfield Beach City Hall
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES* May 14, 2013 APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA* GENERAL ITEMS*
1. Resolution to approve funding for Bermello Ajamil Associates scope of services for Sullivan Park Design - Phase 1 (Master Plan)* 2. Resolution to approve funding for Chen Moore Associates scope of services for the design, permitting and construction administration for SE 15 th Avenue streetscape improvements*
Expense report, pursuant to CRA Resolution 2011-011

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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> CharlesDaBrusco DavidSantucci ChadGrecsek CC: KevenKlopp BurgessHanson mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz JoeMiller JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/22/2013 2:11:07 PM Subject: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items From: To:
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From: To: Anthony <Dispenziere> WebCityCommission JoeMiller JeanM.Robb BillGanz BenPreston RichardRosenzweig CC: Date: 5/22/2013 1:05:29 AM
Subject: Kingfisher Canal Questions/Comments Hello Mayor Robb and City Commissioners, My name is Anthony Dispenziere, and I am a homeowner on the Kingfisher Canal. I have attended the last few city commission meetings, and I have listened to the discussion regarding the pollution problem and the city's efforts to address the concerns brought forth. I am not affiliated with the group of homeowners that has spoken at the last few meetings, but I have discussed the issue with them and I share their concerns. First, I want to say that you are to be commended as a commission for your willingness to quickly address and to discuss the problem in-depth, along with the various options available. There has been a robust discussion about the issue, and I feel you are determined to fix the problem. In listening to the discussion, I had a few questions/comments. 1) There was a preliminary discussion about ownership and responsibility for the canal itself. Has that been ascertained? From what I have been able to gather, the Army Corps of Engineers originally dug that canal along with the others in the area. Do the canals fall within the jurisdiction of the city, or are they the provenance of the county, state, or federal government? Is it a shared responsibility? 2) There has been much discussion about the Florida Department of Transportation's 72" pipe that feeds into the canal from US1. Has that entity been contacted by the city regarding the problem? Have they any response? If their pipe is causing much of the pollution, I think the city ought not be solely responsible for the financial cost. Has there been any discussion about measures available to the city to recover potential costs related to the cleanup from other involved government entities? 3) I understand that there used to be a regular, periodic dredging program that stopped at some point. I know that regular dredging is good for addressing the pollution problem, but it is also important to keep the waterway navigable. At several points during the year, the canal gets so shallow that I have literally been able to stand in the canal without being in the water at all. Silt naturally accumulates in these canals over time due to tidal flows and a lack of flow-through. I think the city ought to determine what entity is responsible for maintaining the proper depth in the canal, so that we can discuss where the responsibility lies for a regular dredging program. Is there a recommended interval for dredging these types of canals? Again, thank you for addressing the various issues around the Kingfisher Canal. It truly shows that you are concerned about the environmental issues that affect our community. Best Regards, Anthony Dispenziere 1212 SE 10 Terrace Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
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Sarah <Moran> JoeMiller CharlesDaBrusco JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI BurgessHanson CC: BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 7:36:50 PM Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson, After many emails (and address corrections ? my apologies) ? it looks like we have a date and time for a meeting next week. The meeting will be at John Gerbino ?s house next Wednesday at 4:00 p.m., June 19th. Please mark your calendars and email back if you will be able to attend. Thank you, Sarah Moran
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller (jmiller@deerfield-beach.com); Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com); Burgess Hanson (baahsonson@deerfield-beach.com); Janett McMillan 6_13_2013
Page 2 (jmcmillan@devconsecurity.com); John Gerbino I (jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com) Cc: Ben Preston (BPreston@deerfield-beach.com); Bill Ganz (bganz@deerfield-beach.com); (CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com); David Santucci (DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com); Jean M. Robb (mamamayor@comcast.ne); Keven Klopp (kklopp@deerfield-beach.com); Michele East (michele.east@gmail.com); Richard Rosenzweig (RRosenzweig@deerfieldbeach.com); STEVEN FERRARO (ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net); 'Michael Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 4/12/2013 2:12:01 PM Subject: League dinner Who all is going Sent from my iPhone
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: BurgessHanson LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/7/2013 4:39:35 PM Subject: Lobbyist Contact From: To:
Just a reminder If you are contacted outside of City Hall by Mr. Bergeron or any other lobbyist please be sure to contact office staff to log it in. Thanks, Sandra Pierre On behalf of: Burgess Hanson
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From: To:
Kris <Mory> AdaGrahamJohnson AmandaMartinez AmandaShafer AndyMaurodis BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChadGrecsek CharlesDaBrusco DavidSantucci HiepHuynh HughDunkley JeanM.Robb JerryFerguson JoeMiller KaraPetty KevenKlopp KrisMory LauraFrank LynnFleming MelissaTaylor-Lewis MickeyGomez PhilipBiscorner RebeccaMedina RichardRosenzweig "RobSchnakenberg$robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org$" SamanthaGillyard
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SandraFlorvella-Pierre WaltBratton CC: KrisMory Date: 5/10/2013 4:58:25 PM Subject: May 14, 2013 Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency;Meeting Agenda - Note: 7:00 p.m. meeting time
Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency AGENDA Tuesday, May14, 2013, 7:00 P.M. City Commission Chambers, Deerfield Beach City Hall
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES* April 9, 2013 APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA* GENERAL ITEMS*
1. Resolution to approve funding for Zambelli Fireworks, Inc. to provide the fireworks display for the CRA 4th of July Celebration special event* 2. Resolution to approve funding for the design, permitting and construction of the Pier Restaurant monument sign* 3. Resolution to approve funding for Chen Moore Associates scope of services to design and permit private parking relocation and expanded project areas in the Cove Gardens streetscape project* 4. Resolution to approve funding for Chen Moore Associates scope of services to design SE 12th Avenue median modifications* 5. FY 2014 CRA Budget Discussion
Expense report, pursuant to CRA Resolution 2011-011 Community Policing Deputy Detail Daily Reports March/April 2013
PUBLIC INPUT
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* Indicates an Action Item (Next Meeting: Tuesday, June 11, 2013, 6:30 PM unless otherwise determined)
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 4/26/2013 9:28:53 AM
Subject: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers

Mayor Robb, Below is a response from the PIOs office regarding your picture on the wall in the commission chambers. Please let us know if you would still like for us to display both pictures. Thanks, Sandra
From: Mickey Gomez Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 8:50 AM To: Amanda Shafer; Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming; Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers
I followed the same pattern with Mayor Robb's photo in the Commission Chambers as with photos of past mayors that had time gaps between their multiple terms. Mayor Robb's photo is one of five where there is a gap between terms. William Johnson, George Schott, Richard Mowry, and Oren Woodward are the other mayors with this same trend. Ex. Richard Mowry was mayor from 1969-1970 and then again from 1972-1973. Robert Dugdale was mayor from 1971-1972. Mr. Mowry has only one photo on the wall and it proceeds Mr. Dugdale's along the photo timeline. Although Mr. Mowry was mayor before Mr. Dugdale, the timeline places mayors based on their final term. This example is identical to the rest of the mayors mentioned above. That is why I placed only one photo of Mayor Robb on the wall and why it proceeds Mayor Noland as opposed to having two photos of Mayor Robb. I do have the original photo of Mayor Robb and name plate in my office. I did however use the original frame to mount the new photo of the Mayor. I hope I didn't confuse anyone. Thank you, Mickey Gomez Public Information Office City of Deerfield Beach 954.480.4430
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/5/2013 11:11:21 AM Subject: Meeting Forward Notification: E911 Your meeting was forwarded
Jean M. Robb has forwarded your meeting request to additional recipients. Meeting E911 Meeting Time Wednesday, 10 April 2013 08:00-10:00. Recipients 'Schnakenberg, Robert' All times listed are in the following time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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From: Bob <Harbin> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/29/2013 7:28:15 AM Subject: Meeting Forward Notification: Teen Center / West Pompano Highland;Community Center Your meeting was forwarded
Bob Harbin has forwarded your meeting request to additional recipients. Meeting Teen Center / West Pompano Highland Community Center Meeting Time Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:00 AM-9:30 AM. Recipients Scott Bakos All times listed are in the following time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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From: phyllis.dunaway@akerman.com To: WebCityCommission CC: Date: 4/2/2013 11:18:58 AM Subject: Meeting request for this Friday
Hello Lyn and Sandra:
Joe Gibbons from Akerman Senterfitt would like to request a meeting with the Mayor and each Commissioner individually to discuss his client Amscot. The City's Planning and Zoning Board has denied Amscot's permit application and he would like to discuss with each of them. Thank you for your consideration to this meeting request. Mr. Gibbons will be back in that District this Friday and would like to schedule the meetings on that day if at all possible. Thanks for all you do.
Phyllis L. Dunaway Paralegal Akerman Senterfitt 106 East College Avenue Suite 1200 Tallahassee, FL 32301 email: phyllis.dunaway@akerman.com Direct Dial: 850-521-8019 Main: (850)224-9634 X88019
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/5/2013 6:39:51 PM Subject: Message - David Cody From: To:
Mayor Robb, David Cody would like you to meet a group of children from St. Ambrose. He said the kids just want to meet you no specific subject. He can be reached at (954)630-5137. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/19/2013 5:02:30 PM Subject: Nancy Fiore - Message From: To:
Mayor Robb, Nancy Fiore is a resident of the city who was recently evicted from BNai Brith Apartments. After the eviction she claimed to have been robbed by the people from the church she went to as shelter. The church is called Centro Cristiano located at 297 SW 10th Street. Ms. Fiore has been working with Lt. Eddie Rosende and he reached out to her today to offer more assistance. Ms. Fiore would like to report her complaint to you about the alleged robbery. She can be reached at (954)234.4841. Thanks,
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From: "IT Service" <Desk> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/12/2013 3:40:30 PM Subject: New Work Order 3768, E-NOTIFICATION
Dear Sandra Florvella-Pierre, Work order number 3768, has been created for E-NOTIFICATION, on Friday, April 12, 2013 3:38:45 PM. Please contact the service desk if you have any questions.
This is an automated notification, please do not reply via e-mail as the IT Service Desk inbox is currently not being monitored. To view your work order or to add a note, click on the IT Service Desk ?IT Service Desk ? link below.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller JoeMiller CC: KevenKlopp LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/5/2013 5:23:49 PM Subject: NIP Summer Program - Rep. Clark-Reed From: To:
Good afternoon, You are invited to the Neighborhood Initiative Program (NIP) summer program opening ceremony. The event will take place at Fire Station# 102 on 1441 SW 11th Way on Monday, June 17th at 9:00am. Please contact Jeffrey Pete (Program Coordinator) for more details at (954)573-4546. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: Page, <Susan> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/5/2013 11:11:30 AM Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: E911 I am out of the office and will return on Monday, April 8th. Please call Maureen Williams at 954-480-4319 for assistance. You can also email Maureen at maureen_williams@sheriff.org. Thank you.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/3/2013 2:21:37 PM Subject: Phone Message - Martha Henry From: To:
Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 10:15:16 AM Subject: Phone Message - Allie Waldman From: To:
Mayor Robb, Allie Waldman would like to meet with you to discuss solid waste prior to the June 11th meeting. Please let me know if you will be available to meet with her and Ron Burgeron. Heather is the contact person and her phone number is (954)524-1100. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 2:09:10 PM Subject: Phone Message - Annette Woods From: To:
Mayor Robb, Annette Woods would like to set up a meeting with you regarding the Deerfield Beach High School Marching Band. Ms. Woods can be reached at (754)367-0910. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre AmandaShafer Date: 5/21/2013 11:10:38 AM Subject: phone message - Bill Bucknam From: To:
Please call Mr. Bucknam at 954.415.5300. He said youd know what its in reference to. Thank you, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 9:22:23 AM Subject: phone message - Bob Colescott From: To:
Mr. Colescott says he would like to speak with you regarding Marlees Diner. He said that there is a problem with the storm sewer and due to their being a language barrier, he feels the owners do not understand what the City is trying to say to them. His number is 954.605.4293 Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/5/2013 8:30:10 AM Subject: Phone Message - Brian Baggs From: To:
Mayor Robb, Brain Baggs wishes to speak with you regarding his property right across from City Hall. Its rather urgent therefore he would like to hear from you as soon as possible. His phone number is (954)341-6274. Thanks,
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CC: Date: 6/7/2013 11:29:08 AM Subject: Phone Message - Congresswoman Frankel

Mayor Robb, Jenny Ceasar contacted you from Lois Frankels office. The congresswoman wanted to extend an open invitation to you to contact her if you need any assistance. Her office number is (561)998-9045. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/20/2013 4:15:41 PM Subject: Phone Message - Denis Brandt From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Denis Brandt and his wife stayed at the Embassy Suites while they were in Deerfield recently. Mr. Brandt described our beach to be immaculate every morning during his walk on the beach. He noticed city employees out every morning cleaning the showers and keeping the area in perfect condition. Mr. Brandt had nothing but great things to say about the beach walkway and the employees who work out there. Because of the positive experience, Mr. Brandt said, he is looking into buying a condo on the beach. He wanted to personally congratulate you and everyone else who made his experience pleasant on our beach. His number is (954)790-1692
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/22/2013 10:22:16 AM Subject: phone message - Don Thomas From: To:
Mr. Thomas would like for you to call him at 954.427.2146. He said youd know what it is in reference to.
Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/24/2013 10:17:19 AM Subject: phone message - Doug Mummaw From: To:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 5:12:08 PM Subject: Phone Message - Dr. Jarmon From: To:
Mayor Robb, Dr. Nadine Jarmon from the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority would like to speak with you and said its urgent. Dr. Jarmon would like to speak with you prior to tomorrows meeting. Her personal cell phone number is (504)417-0520. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/23/2013 4:42:26 PM Subject: Phone Message - Frank Provenzano From: To:
Mayor Robb, Frank Provenzano from Century Village Prescott A would like to request a meeting with you. He wishes to discuss his buying options of the Century Village Golf Course with you. He can be reached at (914)589-9229. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/13/2013 10:40:23 AM Subject: Phone Message - Homer Thomas From: To:
Mayor Robb, Homer Thomas would like to address his concerns to you about the youth football leagues. Mr. Thomas is questioning why the Raiders are being funded by the city and not the Packer Rattlers. His number is (954)785-8838. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/25/2013 1:56:38 PM Subject: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein From: To:
Mayor Robb, Howard Weinstein from Total Medical would like to speak with you. He is in the process of moving his business the another address here in the city and he wants to address you regarding the move. His phone number is (954)427-6606 or (954)410-3312. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/12/2013 5:39:04 PM Subject: Phone Message - Joan Oyan From: To:
Mayor Robb Joan Oyan said she has received countless telemarketing calls from Insurance Care Direct located at 1096 E. Newport Center. She tried on several occasion to cease the calls with no success. Ms. Oyan would like to know if you can assist her . Her phone number is (678)628-8991. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/20/2013 4:28:15 PM Subject: Phone Message - John Vrchota From: To:
Mayor Robb John Vrchota would like to have a call back from you. He said you would know what its about. His number is (954)701-0585. Thanks,
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/10/2013 1:09:32 PM Subject: phone message - Johnathan Rodriques, Brazilian Community Center From: To:
Mr. Rodriques is asking if you will be in support of a Resolution that you will be voting on Tuesday night regarding immigration. We explained to him that you havent even seen it yet, and even if you did you may not want to share how you will vote on it until its been presented. Should you wish to speak with him his number is 773-592-4116. He also said you could email him at jon.rodriques23@gmail.com Thank you, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/24/2013 1:53:40 PM Subject: Phone Message - Karen From: To:
Mayor Robb, Karen of Florida Fish and Wildlife called regarding an email that she sent you. She just wants confirmation that it was received. She can be reached at 561.882.5965 Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 9:37:44 AM Subject: Phone Message - Karen Schanzle From: To:
Mayor Robb, Karen Schanzle from The Florida Wildlife and Fish Conservation returned your call. She can be reached at (561)662-2107 or Karen.schanzle@myfwc.com Thanks, Sandra Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/3/2013 3:27:09 PM Subject: phone message - Larry DeVille - chamber of commerce From: To:
Mayor Robb, You are being invited to attend a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Fred Hunter Funeral Home, 4650 North Federal Highway, Lighthouse Point (formerly 5th Avenue Grill) on May 23, 2013 at 6-8 PM. Please let us know if you wish to attend and we will RSVP for you and place on your calendar. Thanks! Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/12/2013 1:51:35 PM Subject: Phone Message - Laura Corry - Hillsboro Canal Bank Stabilization;Project From: To:
Good Afternoon Mayor Robb, Laura Corry, the new Intergovernmental Representative for Broward County for the South Florida Water Management District. Would like to set up a meeting with you prior to Thursdays, June 13, Information Session Meeting on the Hillsboro Canal Bank Stabilization Project to review the final plans. Her office number is (561)682-6012 and cell number is (561)906-4641
Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/26/2013 5:04:40 PM Subject: Phone Message - Lawrence Sullivan From: To:
Mayor Robb, Lawrence Sullivan would like a call back from you his number is (954)520-1961. Mr. Sullivan said its regarding The Cove restaurant Two Georges that are getting away with things that other businesses are held accountable for. He wouldnt give me more details instead he wants to explain it all to you. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 9:38:52 AM Subject: Phone Message - Leon Kessel From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Leon Kessel returned your call. He can be reached at (954)426-5104 Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer KrisMory Date: 6/7/2013 11:07:33 AM Subject: Phone Message - Marco Vagnini From: To:
Mayor Robb, Marco Vagnini is a resident of the Cove. He would like to set up a meeting with you to discuss a ficus hedge that was removed from the right of way to accommodate the Cove Gardens Improvement Project. Mr. Vagninis phone number is (954)297-4318. Note: Kris Mory met with him and provided him with an option but he wants to see you. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/11/2013 1:47:26 PM Subject: Phone Message - Mr. Anthony From: To:
Mayor Robb, Clarence Anthony the Executive Director for the National League of Cities wanted to congratulate you on being elected as Mayor. If you wish to call Mr. Anthony he can be reached at (202)626-3010. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/12/2013 9:38:23 AM Subject: Phone Message - Mr. Provenzano From: To:
Mayor Robb, Frank Provenzano from Prescott A would like to report his concern to you about air pollution in Century Village. Mr. Provenzano said there are too much traffic by big trucks and busses in Century Village. He made contact with Ms. Marylyn Fernando who also reside in the village and said for 15 years has been trying to work with the management office and other agencies to help reduce the traffic issue that is causing air pollution. Mr. Provenzano can be reached at (914)589-9229. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/18/2013 10:31:03 AM Subject: Phone Message - Mr. Salomon From: To:
Mayor Robb, James Salomon a resident of Waterways called to report on a homeless man who constantly trash his neighborhood. Mr. Salomon works all over the city and said to have notice the same man throwing glass, big pieces of wood, tree branches among others things in the middle of the street. Mr. Salomon said to have made several repairs and replacement of tires in his car due to things that the homeless man leaves behind. He made several calls to BSO to report him but he usually leaves the area by the time they show up. Mr. Salomon said the man goes by the name Steve and is a terrible nuisance for the area. Our Solid Waste Department have already offer assistance where they can. However Mr. Salomon is hoping BSO can do more to catch Steve and take swift action toward him. James Salomon can be reach at (954)420-0170. Note: I will forward a copy of this message to BSO. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/8/2013 4:06:17 PM Subject: Phone Message - Pastor Davila From: To:
Mayor Robb, Pastor Davila from CEZS Florida Church located at 2205 W. Hillsboro Blvd. would like to set up a meeting to introduce himself and his organization to you. He can be reached at (954)421-7737. Note: Damaria, the pastors secretary, said that hes not available on Wednesdays. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 12:14:14 PM Subject: phone message - Patrick Murray From: To:
Mr. Murray would like for you to call him at 954.427.4201. He would not give me a subject matter, but he did say hes a business owner in the city and needs to speak with you.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/17/2013 3:16:14 PM Subject: Phone Message - Phil Medico From: To:
Mayor Robb, Phil Medico would like to talk to you and he can be reached at (954)818-5866. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/28/2013 3:55:22 PM Subject: phone message - Phyllis Hixson From: To:
Ms. Hixson called to complain that BSO is telling her and her neighbors they cannot park in the swale area in front of their homes. She says theyve been parking there for years and no one has ever said anything about it being illegal. Her number is 954.773.1209. She would like to discuss her complaint with you. Her address is 174 SW 2 Street,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 11:30:54 AM Subject: Phone Message - Preston Bay From: To:
Mayor Robb, Preston Bay from Deer Creek Improvement Association would like to speak with you. Its in regards to the Deer Creek Lighting problem that is not on the agenda for tomorrows meeting. He can be reached at (954)415-7674. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/22/2013 2:02:00 PM Subject: Phone Message - Robert Johnston From: To:
Mayor Robb, Robert Johnston would like a call back from you. He can be reached at (561)642-5294. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/6/2013 1:56:24 PM Subject: Phone Message - Steve Scaggs From: To:
Mayor Robb, Steve Scaggs owner of The Cove Restaurant would like to meet with you. Mr. Scaggs wants to address the noise issue at the restaurant. Please let me know if you would be able to meet with him sometime this week or next week. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 9:01:56 AM Subject: Phone Message - Terry Lovett From: To:
Mayor Robb, Terry Lovett a former employee wishes to speak with you regarding a Service Worker II position that was posted. He can be reached at (754)235-2640. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/4/2013 4:18:19 PM Subject: Phone Message - Urma Calvin From: To:
Mayor Robb, Urma Calvin would like to meet with you regarding some concerns in her neighborhood. She did not want to provide any further detail. Ms. Calvins number is (954)4276815. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/23/2013 4:27:55 PM Subject: Phone Message - Vincent Parente From: To:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/10/2013 5:08:42 PM Subject: Phone Message- Tree Issue SE 4 Street From: To:
Mayor Robb, Bridgette is a resident of SE 4th Street and 13th Avenue and she would like to meet with you to express her concerns. There is a tree that was suggested to be cut down to alleviate a plumbing issue in the area. Bridgette thinks there are other ways the problem can be solved without cutting the tree. The City Landscaper Harold Hoyte is aware of the issues. Bridgette can be reached at (954)588-1759. Martha Lacava at (954)304-1560 also called about the same issue.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: BurgessHanson CC: Date: 4/18/2013 9:16:57 AM Subject: Pier lights
What was the result of April ninth inspection
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Amanda <Shafer> JeanM.Robb "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" CC: LynnFleming SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/24/2013 2:15:22 PM Subject: Pier Restaurant From: To:
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Quintella <Tross> SheilaFlemming-Portis AdaGrahamJohnson SamanthaGillyard RebeccaMedina BurgessHanson JeanM.Robb Date: 6/10/2013 12:25:02 PM Subject: PRR from Chaz Stevens re: Mayor Robb's emails From: To: CC:
Hello Sheila, Please see the email PRR below from Mr. Stevens and process. Thank you
From: Chaz Stevens [mailto:chaz@myactsofsedition.com] Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 11:44 AM To: Web City Clerk Cc: Burgess Hanson; Andrew Maurodis; Bill Ganz; Joe Miller Subject: PRR
Madam Clerk; Since her return from rehab, cough, sorry, I mean most recent re-election, I would like copies of *all* Mayor Jean Robb's email, regardless of originating email account. I would like to remind you ? a) I think Quintella is simply the best, b) FrankenMayor really "hates you people", and c) Robb has several personal email accounts. Kindly advise that old battle-axe that willfully withholding public records, public record = public document regardless of where it was sent to/from, is a misdemeanor. And yes, I'd gladly file a complaint. Kisses Chaz -Chaz Stevens, Malcontent MyActsOfSedition.com
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From: To: CC: Quintella <Tross> HughDunkley AdaGrahamJohnson AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz JeanM.Robb JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig Date: BurgessHanson 4/10/2013 11:00:52 AM
Subject: PRR from John Grassi 4/10/2013 re: Fire Department BSO Merger
Hello Hugh, Please see the email PRR below from Mr. Grassi and process. If no record exist, please indicate in writing. Thanks
From: John Grassi [mailto:grassi_john@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 6:03 AM To: Quintella Tross Subject: Fire Department BSO Merger
Hello Quintella, This is from the Sun Sentinel when the Fire Department Merger took place. Sun sentinel reports: Commissioners, faced with increasing budget pressures because of falling property values and rising costs, found the savings too much to dismiss. "In my opinion, municipal fire departments are going to be a thing of the past," Commissioner Bill Ganz said. "The cost is what's going to make them extinct. now we're looking at five years of savings." I would like to see on paper and clearly understand where the five years of savings are? Can you check with Hugh Dunkley and Bill Gantz on this. Thank you, John Grassi
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/18/2013 7:28:34 AM Subject: Re: Patrick you are quite a devil. JEAN
From: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 6:43:09 PM Subject: Fwd:
Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Patrick Jolivet <jolivetp@bellsouth.net> Date: May 17, 2013, 6:20:25 PM EDT To: <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: jean robb <jrobb@deerfield-beach.com>
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Commissioner Miller, As a follow up to our meeting of Thrusday May 14, 2013, and as of 5:00 pm today, Friday May 15, 2013, a fence has still not been erected around the construction site on Federal Highway in Deerfield Beach inspite of Kevin Klopp 's representation. This condition has continued to expose The City of Deerfield Beach to liability . It is important for you to note that should anyone obtain injuries as a result of this careless act by the City, they willl be held accountable. The Building Department , The City Manager and The Code Enforcement Supervisor have all been derelict in their responsibilities and have continued to exposed the tax payors to financial liability. Other examples of the City Managers and Code Enforcer's failures to oversee the City's needs, is the lack of completion of the construction on the beach sidewalk on the southern end of Deerfield Beach, the lack of maintenance and excessive debris along the medians of the city, the dilapidated condition of the Fire Station and its surrounding landscaping on Federal Highway. The road on AIA exiting Boca Raton and entering Deerfield Beach resembles a road reflective of a thrid world country. It is astounding how once you leave Boca Raton, both on AIA as well as Federal Highway, the quality of life conditions deteriorate rapaidly and to think that we have the same grass and the same water supply. But what we dont have the same is the same City Manager or the same Code Enforcement Officer.......this must be changed! If you need money, get rid of the absurd restriction that you have on the beach preventing development while allowing drug rehabilitation centers to occupy these motels such as the one on 460 South Ocean Drive. Its condition poses a fire, health and safety hazzard and once again Code Enforcement and the City Manager do nothing. If the laws were changed, it would make economic sense for a hotel or a Condo to be erected on the site. This would not only serve as an asset to Deerfield Beach but it would also produce much needed income in the form of taxes. Sadly, we allow this plague of rehabiliation houses to infiltrate our City. Kevin Klopp and The City Manager, should leave their air conditioned offices and drive around to look at the deplorable conditions that exist around the City instead of representing that they don't have the teeth required in the bylaws to make changes. Kevin Klopp spends more time telling people what he cannot do rather than finding ways to get things accoomplished. It is unfortunate that Kevin Klopp wears two hats, one as Assistant City Manager and the other as the Head of Code Enforcement and neither hat fits. This man gets paid $140,000 per annum of our money to sit in his office and is not even aware of one of the biggest construction sites in Deerfield Beach not being enclosed properly while allowing an entire building to be demolished. And the fact that he has not shut this down within 24 hours further exposing the City to this liability is grounds for immediate termination! I am aware that the budget is coming up for review in June and I expect that you put this before the committee and ask for the termination of both the City manager and the Code Enforcer. Changes need to be made ASAP and as a representative of District One, a District that pays approximately 47 percent of the total taxes of the entire City, i want to make it clear that these changes need to be made NOW. I will expect your response within a few days, in writing, before I choose to explore other options.
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From: To:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb Sandrait'sstillmayIIdidtalktoBettyMassyIwanttoknowwhothecommissionerisit'sgoing
CC: Date: 4/30/2013 1:59:25 PM Subject: RE: I'm still waiting on an answer. -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 1:57 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Sandra it's still may I I did talk to Betty Massy I want to know who the commissioner is it's going to challenge the lighting for Deercreek please find out for me and let me know thank you Subject:
Sent from my iPhone
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:18:54 PM Subject: RE: 111th Church Anniversary
Thank you!
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 2:10 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: 111th Church Anniversary
Tell them ill be there Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 1:48 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: be celebrating our church 111th Anniversary. Yes we have been in existence for One hundred and eleven years. When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM Who: First Zion Missionary
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:10:09 PM Subject: Re: 111th Church Anniversary Tell them ill be there Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 1:48 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
be celebrating our church 111th Anniversary. Yes we have been in existence for One hundred and eleven years.
When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM
Who:
First Zion Missionary
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:09:03 PM Subject: RE: 111th Church Anniversary When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM Who: First Zion Missionary Baptist Church Where: 125 S.W. 1st Court Deerfield Beach, Florida Pastor C. L. Lambert
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 2:08 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: 111th Church Anniversary
What church is th
Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 1:48 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Please let me know if you will be able to attend the church service below. Thanks,
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 1:33 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: 111th Church Anniversary 6_13_2013
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Hey there ladies, Can you check to see if the Mayor, Burgess, and Commissioner Preston can attend this service. Also, please let them know that I said it is very important that they do attend and if they have any questions they can contact me directly. Thanks, Rebecca
Rebecca, To God Be The Glory! Please give this to all Representative's of District 2. (Mayor, City Commissioner, etc.) Please come join us. We will be celebrating our church 111th Anniversary. Yes we have been in existence for One hundred and eleven years. When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM Who: First Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Where: 125 S.W. 1st Court Deerfield Beach, Florida Pastor C. L. Lambert
PS : If there are questions you may call me at my cell 954 481-6884. Be Bless,
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Clerk Tina Wilson
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:07:50 PM Subject: Re: 111th Church Anniversary What church is th
Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 1:48 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Please let me know if you will be able to attend the church service below.
Thanks,
From: Rebecca Medina Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 1:33 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: 111th Church Anniversary
Hey there ladies,
Can you check to see if the Mayor, Burgess, and Commissioner Preston can attend this service. Also, please let them know that I said it is very important that they do attend and if they have any questions they can contact me directly.
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Thanks, Rebecca
Rebecca,
To God Be The Glory!
Please give this to all Representative's of District 2. (Mayor, City Commissioner, etc.)
Please come join us. We will be celebrating our church 111th Anniversary. Yes we have been in existence for One hundred and eleven years.
When: Sunday-April 28, 2013 at 11:15 AM
Who:
First Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Where: 125 S.W. 1st Court

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Deerfield Beach, Florida
Pastor C. L. Lambert
PS : If there are questions you may call me at my cell 954 481-6884.
Be Bless,
Clerk Tina Wilson
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From: To:
Keven <Klopp> AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org LynnFleming RonStark JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net
CC: Date: 5/30/2013 9:28:38 AM Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
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Page 2 From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 7:46 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations
Jesse
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Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345

Jesse:
Magistrate set compliance date of 8/27/2012 or $100/day + $80 Court Costs. Property complied on 5/24/2013.
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Fine ran 270 days or $$27,000 + $80 Court Costs. Deputy Stark is able to offer 30% reduction or $8,100 + $80 Court Costs. Please let me know if you require a letter, or any other documentation. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423 Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: RonStark CC: Date: 5/31/2013 4:16:03 PM Subject: Re: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations Thanks for the update Sent from my iPhone On May 31, 2013, at 4:14 PM, "Ron Stark" <ce04@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb: In your May 29 e-mail below you wrote: ?I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority ? The question of the authority to lessen code enforcement liens needs clarification and/or verification. The historical general practice has been that the City Manager ?s office delegates authority to Code Enforcement Division staff to negotiate settlements on fines and liens ? if and only if the property is in
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compliance -- for no less than 30 cents on the dollar. According to my research, the practice for requests beyond that level of reduction has varied over the years. Since a certain level of revenue from code enforcement fines and liens is anticipated in the City ?s budget each year, at times the City Manager ?s Office has required that any reduction beyond the amount offered by Code Enforcement must be decided by the magistrate at a monthly hearing. At other times, the desire to not delay or discourage transactions placing properties into the ownership of individuals that will properly maintain them has resulted in the City Manager ?s Office negotiating and agreeing to settlements below 30%. I have been informed that these practices (and the variations in the practice) have resulted from directives of the City Commission over the years -- but nothing has been formally resolved. Therefore, please allow me to recommend the following be considered: ?It is hereby resolved by the City Commission of the City of Deerfield Beach that the City Manager is authorized to create, implement and amend if and when appropriate administrative rules and processes regarding the settlement of Code Enforcement Fines and Liens. Such rules and processes shall be publicly released upon their creation and any time they are amended. Such rules and processes shall be available on the City ?s website and posted in the public area of Code Enforcement ?s office. The City Commission directs the City Manager to create and administer rules and processes which are fair and consistent, which recognize the motivating impact of a monetarily punitive process as well as the expense involved in staffing the code enforcement operation, and which acknowledge the goal of the Code Enforcement operation is not revenue generation, but compliance and maintenance. ? I ?d be happy to discuss this further if necessary. Absent any clarification, such as the authorization suggested above, the current, unwritten rule and procedure used by the City Manager ?s Office will be that the maximum settlement is 30% and any appeal for further reduction must be presented to the magistrate by the requestor.
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 9:12 AM To: Schnakenberg, Robert 6_13_2013
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From: "Jesse Acevedo" <jesseace4@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:07:09 PM Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations Honorable Jean Robb, It has been brought to my attention a city lien for yard maintenance on this property and there are no funds available. This violation was due to illness, job lost and unable to afford yard maintenance and not for negligence of responsibility. Per our conversation, the owners are trying to short sale this property and they are not receiving any proceed from the sale. They continue to struggle unemployed with two small children and no funds to satisfy this city code violation. We are trying to close this file towards the end of next week and would appreciate removal of this lien. The new buyers have the ability to maintain the yard and the neighborhood will benefit.
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If you are not able to remove this lien, please mitigate the amount due under $1,000 and we will exhaust all possible avenues. Your immediate attentions to this matter is appreciated and hope we can help our local residence ?s in distressed. Sincerely,
Jesse
Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345

Jesse:
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Ron <Stark> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org KevenKlopp Date: 5/31/2013 4:14:00 PM Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations From: To:
Mayor Robb: In your May 29 e-mail below you wrote: ?I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority ? The question of the authority to lessen code enforcement liens needs clarification and/or verification. The historical general practice has been that the City Manager ?s office delegates authority to Code Enforcement Division staff to negotiate settlements on fines and liens ? if and only if the property is in compliance -- for no less than 30 cents on the dollar. According to my research, the practice for requests beyond that level of reduction has varied over the years. Since a certain level of revenue from code enforcement fines and liens is anticipated in the City ?s budget each year, at times the City Manager ?s Office has required that any reduction beyond the amount offered by Code Enforcement must be decided by the magistrate at a monthly hearing. At other times, the desire to not delay or discourage transactions placing properties into the ownership of individuals that will properly maintain them has resulted in the City Manager ?s Office negotiating and agreeing to settlements below 30%. I have been informed that these practices (and the variations in the practice) have resulted from directives of
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the City Commission over the years -- but nothing has been formally resolved. Therefore, please allow me to recommend the following be considered: ?It is hereby resolved by the City Commission of the City of Deerfield Beach that the City Manager is authorized to create, implement and amend if and when appropriate administrative rules and processes regarding the settlement of Code Enforcement Fines and Liens. Such rules and processes shall be publicly released upon their creation and any time they are amended. Such rules and processes shall be available on the City ?s website and posted in the public area of Code Enforcement ?s office. The City Commission directs the City Manager to create and administer rules and processes which are fair and consistent, which recognize the motivating impact of a monetarily punitive process as well as the expense involved in staffing the code enforcement operation, and which acknowledge the goal of the Code Enforcement operation is not revenue generation, but compliance and maintenance. ? I ?d be happy to discuss this further if necessary. Absent any clarification, such as the authorization suggested above, the current, unwritten rule and procedure used by the City Manager ?s Office will be that the maximum settlement is 30% and any appeal for further reduction must be presented to the magistrate by the requestor.
Chief, Per Mayor Robb, please review the e-mail below.

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Thanks, Sandra
From: "Jesse Acevedo" <jesseace4@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:07:09 PM Subject: FW: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations Honorable Jean Robb, It has been brought to my attention a city lien for yard maintenance on this property and there are no funds available. This violation was due to illness, job lost and unable to afford yard maintenance and not for negligence of responsibility. Per our conversation, the owners are trying to short sale this property and they are not receiving any proceed from the sale. They continue to struggle unemployed with two small children and no funds to satisfy this city code violation. We are trying to close this file towards the end of next week and would appreciate removal of this lien. The new buyers have the ability to maintain the yard and the neighborhood will benefit. If you are not able to remove this lien, please mitigate the amount due under $1,000 and we will exhaust all possible avenues. Your immediate attentions to this matter is appreciated and hope we can help our local residence ?s in distressed.
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Sincerely,
Jesse
Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345

Jesse:
From: Sharon Burggrabe Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 8:44 AM To: Ron Stark 6_13_2013
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Keven <Klopp> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: robert_schnakenberg@sheriff.org RonStark BurgessHanson joe_muller@sheriff.org AndrewMaurodis HughDunkley Date: 5/31/2013 1:04:10 PM Subject: RE: 12-1921- 295 NW 45th Street -Code Violations From: To:
Mayor Robb: In your May 29 e-mail below you wrote: ?I don't know who can lessen this code enforcement lien. Refer this to code enforcement or whoever may have that authority ? The question of the authority to lessen code enforcement liens needs clarification and/or verification. The historical general practice has been that the City Manager ?s office delegates authority to Code Enforcement Division staff to negotiate settlements on fines and liens ? if and only if the property is in compliance -- for no less than 30 cents on the dollar. According to my research, the practice for requests beyond that level of reduction has varied over the years. Since a certain level of revenue from code enforcement fines and liens is anticipated in the City ?s budget each year, at times the City Manager ?s Office has required that any reduction beyond the amount offered by Code Enforcement must be decided by the magistrate at a monthly hearing. At other times, the desire to not delay or discourage transactions placing properties into the ownership of individuals that will properly maintain them has resulted in the City Manager ?s Office negotiating and agreeing to settlements below 30%. I have been informed that these practices (and the variations in the practice) have resulted from directives of the City Commission over the years -- but nothing has been formally resol Therefore, please allow me to recommend the following be considered: ?It is hereby resolved by the City Commission of the City of Deerfield Beach that the City Manager is authorized to create, implement and amend if and when appropriate administrative rules and processes regarding the settlement of Code Enforcement Fines and Liens. Such rules and processes shall be publicly released upon their creation and any time they are amended. Such rules and processes shall be available on the City ?s website and posted in the public area of Code Enforcement ?s office. The City Commission directs the City Manager to create and administer rules and processes which are fair and consistent, which recognize the motivating impact of a monetarily punitive process as well as the expense involved in staffing the code enforcement operation, and which acknowledge the goal of the Code Enforcement operation is not revenue generation, but compliance and maintenance. I ?d be happy to discuss this further if necessary. Absent any clarification, such as the authorization suggested above, the current, unwritten rule and procedure
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used by the City Manager ?s Office will be that the maximum settlement is 30% and any appeal for further reduction must be presented to the magistrate by the requestor.
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Jesse
Cell (954) 818-6122 Fax (888) 284-4345

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Jesse:
Magistrate set compliance date of 8/27/2012 or $100/day + $80 Court Costs. Property complied on 5/24/2013. Fine ran 270 days or $$27,000 + $80 Court Costs. Deputy Stark is able to offer 30% reduction or $8,100 + $80 Court Costs. Please let me know if you require a letter, or any other documentation. Sharon Burggrabe, Finance Manager Code Enforcement 580 S. Powerline Road
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Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Phone (954) 480-4423 Fax (954) 422-5848 e-mail: sburggrabe@deerfield-beach.com
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From: Rebecca <Medina> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/10/2013 11:42:28 AM Subject: RE: 2013 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Proposed Action;Plan & Public Hearing
Good morning Mayor Robb, Happy Friday. Just a heads up My releases always go to Deerfield Beach pastors and clergy. They are on my regular distribution. Have a great day, Rebecca
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 10:35 AM To: Rebecca Medina Subject: Re: 2013 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Proposed Action Plan & Public Hearing
PleAse send this to s The ministerial Association Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 5:26 PM, "Rebecca Medina" <rmedina@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 9, 2013
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG): Proposed 2013 program year action plan & prior year
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program amendments, public comment period and notice pre-adoption public hearing
DEERFIELD BEACH The City of Deerfield Beach is an entitlement recipient of federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and anticipates receiving and estimated $534,455 in Program Year 2013 funds to address community development and housing needs in Deerfield Beach. In order to receive these funds, the City must adopt a One-Year Action Plan that is consistent with its 2010-2014 Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development Programs. The draft Program Year 2013 Action Plan, which begins October 1, 2013, describes the proposed use of funds and how these project/activities will help achieve the overall goal and objectives outlined in the City of Deerfield Beachs 2010-2014 Consolidated Plan. All of the activities identified below will principally benefit lower income residents of the City of Deerfield Beach and no displacement or relocation of Deerfield Beach residents or businesses is anticipated.
PY 2013 Proposed CDBG Action Plan Program Year Action Plan 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013
Activity
Proposed Budget $232,564 $120,000 $25,000 $25,000 $25,000 $106,891
Westside Park Phase 2 Sidewalk Installation Program Senior Transportation Program Community Outreach Program GED Preparation/Tuition Assistance Program Administration
Prior Program Year CDBG Amendments
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Program Year Action Plan 2011 2011 October 1, 2012 Repaid Funding
Activity Public Service Minor Home Repair
Previous Budgeted Amount $80,377 $225,275
Reallocated Amount ($80,377) $80,377
Amended Budget Amount $0 $305,652
2012 2012
SW 15th Street Project Budget Adjustment Reprogrammed Funds Minor Home Repair
$0 $275,068
$30,004 $50,991.67
$30,004 $326,059.67
Public Comment & Public Hearings

Citizens, agencies and all interested parties are encouraged to review the proposed 2013 Action Plan and proposed amendments and provide comment. Copies of the 2013 Annual Action Plan and prior plan amendments are available for review and comment during the 30-day comment period commencing May 14, 2013 and ending June 12, 2013 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., Monday - Friday, at the City of Deerfield Beach Community Development Division located at 325 NW 2nd Avenue Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441. Written comments regarding this report may be submitted to the Community Development Division on or before June 12, 2013 to be considered before going to the City commission for approval. In addition, the City of Deerfield Beach will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2013 Action Plan on May 29, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at the Johnny Tigner Community Center at Westside Park, 445 SW 2nd Street, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441. The proposed PY 2013 Action Plan and prior plan amendments will go before the City Commission on June 18, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City Hall located at 150 NE 2nd Avenue, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441. Interested parties are encouraged to attend and participate.
For additional information on this hearing, please contact Community Redevelopment Associates of Florida, Inc. (954) 431-7866 ext. 115.
Any person requiring auxiliary aids and services at this meeting may contact the City Clerk's Office at (954) 480-4213 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service by using the following numbers: 1-800-955-8770 or 1-800-955-8771.
Rebecca Medina Public Information Officer City of Deerfield Beach 6_13_2013
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Ryan, <Michael> dstermer@westonfl.org AnneS@oaklandparkfl.gov jack.seiler@fortlauderdale.gov Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org vboccard@coralsprings.org walter@walterduke.com judy_paul@davie-fl.gov MayorDanDodge@gmail.com roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov fschorr@lighthousepoint.com ftalerico@margatefl.com mudine@cityofparkland.org townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com mayor@plantation.org lamar.fisher@copbfl.com cityclerk@searanchlakesflorida.gov jnelson@swranches.org ejones@cityofwestpark.org mgerber@coconutcreek.net jcooper@cohb.org jcooper@hallandalebeachfl.gov pbober@hollywoodfl.org barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us jbrady@nlauderdale.org fortis@ppines.com Beth.Talabisco@Tamarac.org
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gresnick@wiltonmanors.com JeanM.Robb WebCityCommission jflint@westonfl.org Shelley@calvin-giordano.com Date: 6/5/2013 8:15:26 AM Subject: Re: 6-10-13 Portable Reduction Plan Workshop
Mayor, Thank you for sending this around. I will review. Best, Mike Mayor, City of Sunrise
From: Daniel J. Stermer [mailto:dstermer@westonfl.org] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 07:56 AM To: Anne E. Sallee <annes@oaklandparkfl.gov>; Ryan, Michael; jack . seiler <jack.seiler@fortlauderdale.gov>; Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org <Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org>; vboccard@coralsprings.org <vboccard@coralsprings.org>; walter@walterduke.com <walter@walterduke.com>; judy_paul@davie-fl.gov <judy_paul@davie-fl.gov>; MayorDanDodge@gmail.com <MayorDanDodge@gmail.com>; roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov <roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov>; fschorr@lighthousepoint.com <fschorr@lighthousepoint.com>; ftalerico@margatefl.com <ftalerico@margatefl.com>; mudine@cityofparkland.org <mudine@cityofparkland.org>; townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com <townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com>; mayor@plantation.org <mayor@plantation.org>; lamar.fisher@copbfl.com <lamar.fisher@copbfl.com>; Starr Paton <cityclerk@searanchlakesflorida.gov>; jnelson@swranches.org <jnelson@swranches.org>; EJones@cityofwestpark.org <EJones@cityofwestpark.org> Cc: mgerber@coconutcreek.net <mgerber@coconutcreek.net>; jcooper@cohb.org <jcooper@cohb.org>; jcooper@hallandalebeachfl.gov <jcooper@hallandalebeachfl.gov>; pbober@hollywoodfl.org <pbober@hollywoodfl.org>; barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org <barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org>; rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov <rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov>; lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us <lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us>; Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org <Jbrady@Nlauderdale.org>; fortis@ppines.com <fortis@ppines.com>; Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org <Beth.Talabisco@tamarac.org>; Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com <Gresnick@wiltonmanors.com>; jrobb@deerfield-beach.com <jrobb@deerfieldbeach.com>; web.commission@deerfield-beach.com <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com>; John R. Flint <JFlint@westonfl.org>; Shelley Eichner <shelley@calvin-giordano.com> Subject: FW: 6-10-13 Portable Reduction Plan Workshop Mayors: I am not sure how many of you are aware of the upcoming School Board Workshop related to the School Board's portible reduction plan which is scheduled to take place next Monday, June 10, 2013, starting at 3:00 p.m. at KCW. Below and attached are the email/attachment sent yesterday afternoon to the members of the Oversight Committee in advance of the workshop. 6_13_2013
Page 3 This is a very important issue that could impact each and every community, even if a school in your city is not on the list for either portable reduction and/or boundary change as there may have to be multiple dominoe changes to current school boundaries that could reach across the entire county should this Plan continue in place. The portable reduction plan is a creation of the prior School Board and this Workshop is the opportunity for the current Board to review the Plan and direct Staff relative to same. This is an open workshop and each City should be aware of what is happening related to this issue. If you are not fully up to speed on this issue, you may want to contact your planning staff as they are part of the Staff Working Group that meets quarterly relative to the Interlocal Agreement. . . Daniel J. Stermer
Daniel J. Stermer Mayor

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Attached please find the Eight-Year Portable Reduction Plan PowerPoint Presentation which will be given at the June 10, 2013 School Board Workshop. The time of the presentation is scheduled for 3:00 p.m in the School Board Meeting Room of the Kathleen C. Wright Administration Center, 600 SE 6th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. If you have any questions, please contact Chris Akagbosu at 754-321-2177. Thank you.
Linda Houchins, Operations Specialist IV Portfolio Management and Services Department Phone: (754) 321-2177 Fax: (754) 321-2179 Email: linda.houchins@browardschools.com Under Florida law, e-mail addresses, and all communications, including e-mail communications, made or received in connection with the transaction of School Board business are public records, which must be retained as required by law and must be disclosed upon receipt of a public records request, except as may be excluded by federal or state laws. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.
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From: To: CC: Date: 4/24/2013 5:11:44 PM Subject: RE: 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week I will do that, thank you for your promtpt response. -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 5:09 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week Have the city clerk review what was sent and they mail the proclamation thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 24, 2013, at 4:10 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Jim_Moyer@uss.salvationarmy.org > [mailto:Jim_Moyer@uss.salvationarmy.org] > Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4:09 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week > > > Hi Mayor Robb: > > How are you? I don't think we have actually shook hands yet so let me introduce myself. > > My name is Jim and I have the privilege of representing The Salvation Army of Broward County Adult Rehabilitation Center with six family stores throughout the county. I have been here in Broward for over nine years after spending 20 years in Harrisburg but like you I am originally from the Philadelphia area where my family still lives. > > May 13th to May 19th is the 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week. We are hoping that the county and all or almost all of the municipalities in Broward County will issue a Proclamation in recognition of that week. So far, we are off to a great start! For your information, we will also be having a display in the County Government Center that week where we would like to display the Proclamations. > > Your consideration is greatly appreciated! If you are so inclined to make such a Proclamation we are proposing the attached text for you to look over. > > Thanks again, > > (See attached file: Proclamation Deerfield Beach.doc) > > (Embedded image moved to file: pic13401.gif) > Beach.doc> Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/24/2013 5:08:33 PM Subject: Re: 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week Have the city clerk review what was sent and they mail the proclamation thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 24, 2013, at 4:10 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Jim_Moyer@uss.salvationarmy.org [mailto:Jim_Moyer@uss.salvationarmy.org] > Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4:09 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week > > > Hi Mayor Robb: > > How are you? I don't think we have actually shook hands yet so let me introduce myself. > > My name is Jim and I have the privilege of representing The Salvation Army of Broward County Adult Rehabilitation Center with six family stores throughout the county. I have been here in Broward for over nine years after spending 20 years in Harrisburg but like you I am originally from the Philadelphia area where my family still lives. > > May 13th to May 19th is the 60th Annual National Salvation Army Week. We are hoping that the county and all or almost all of the municipalities in Broward County will issue a Proclamation in recognition of that week. So far, we are off to a great start! For your information, we will also be having a display in the County Government Center that week where we would like to display the Proclamations. > > Your consideration is greatly appreciated! If you are so inclined to make such a Proclamation we are proposing the attached text for you to look over. > > Thanks again, > > (See attached file: Proclamation Deerfield Beach.doc) > > (Embedded image moved to file: pic13401.gif) > >
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/7/2013 8:24:57 AM Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Thank you !
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 8:23 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Ok Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 5:18 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Dr. Weinstein wants to move her appointment to 9:00am. Let me know if its ok with you. Sandra
From: Alex Veliz 6_13_2013
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I just received it.thank you very much. Have a great afternoon! alex
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:32 PM To: Alex Veliz Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.

From: Alex Veliz [mailto:AVeliz@familycentral.org] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:10 PM 6_13_2013
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Hi Sandra, Thank you so much for the quick reply. Monday, May 13 @ 10am would work great for Dr. Weinstein. Please confirm. Thank you, alex
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/7/2013 8:23:21 AM Subject: Re: A meeting request from Family Central Inc. Ok Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 5:18 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Dr. Weinstein wants to move her appointment to 9:00am. Let me know if it ?s ok with you. Sandra
From: Alex Veliz Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:43 PM To: 'Sandra Florvella-Pierre' Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
I just received it ?.thank you very much. Have a great afternoon! alex
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From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:32 PM To: Alex Veliz Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.

From: Alex Veliz [mailto:AVeliz@familycentral.org] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:10 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: A meeting request from Family Central Inc.
Hi Sandra, Thank you so much for the quick reply. Monday, May 13 @ 10am would work great for Dr. Weinstein. Please confirm.
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Thank you, alex

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To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/22/2013 8:43:25 AM Subject: Re: Against pier restaurant being open 24 hours Copy for copy for commision Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 8:40 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 8:49:31 AM Subject: RE: Against pier restaurant being open 24 hours
Its done.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 8:43 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Against pier restaurant being open 24 hours
Copy for copy for commision Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 8:40 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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CC: Date: 5/1/2013 10:26:49 AM Subject: RE: agenda item

Mayor Robb, This item is already on the agenda. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 10:07 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: agenda item
I am requesting that the Kingfisher canal be placed on the agenda plus a report from the Storm Water Division (if we have one).
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: jolivetp@bellsouth.net CC: Date: 5/21/2013 8:12:22 AM Subject: Re: Angry city manager can laugh all the way to the bank I read it this Morning Sent from my iPhone On May 21, 2013, at 4:57 AM, "jolivetp@bellsouth.net" <jolivetp@bellsouth.net> wrote: Hi, thought you might this article interesting! I thought you'd like this: http://soa.li/EmG2CIb Angry city manager can laugh all the way to the bank Like sports coaches, city managers are hired to get fired. And they usually leave laughing all the way to the bank, like ex-Miramar manager Robert Payton, who quit earlier this year and left with a total benefits package worth $2.4 million.
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From: To:
"Jean M." <Robb> Schnakenberg Robert
CC: Date: 4/22/2013 10:26:27 PM Subject: Re: April memorial are you picking me up ThAnks Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 4:06 PM, "Schnakenberg, Robert" wrote: > Yes I am. I would say around 615 should give us time to get there. > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Apr 22, 2013, at 4:03 PM, "Jean M. Robb" wrote: > >> >> >> Sent from my iPhone >>
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From: Schnakenberg, <Robert> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 4:06:52 PM Subject: Re: April memorial are you picking me up Yes I am. I would say around 615 should give us time to get there. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 4:03 PM, "Jean M. Robb" wrote: > > > Sent from my iPhone >
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From: To: CC: Date: Lynn <Fleming> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb SandraFlorvella-Pierre 4/9/2013 4:11:11 PM
Subject: RE: BCPS April 3 Boundary Hearing Postponed until May 8

The only Deerfield Beach school it will affect is Deerfield Beach Elementary, per Kathleen at Nora Rupert ?s office, Broward County School Board. The change would be as follows: 13 students from Deerfield Beach Elem. would go to Norcrest Elem. 15 students from Crest Haven Elem. would go to Deerfield Beach Elem. Kathleen said there have been no complaints thus far from residents that will be affected by this change. The meeting in May will be the final hearing and is expected to pass. Lynn
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday , April 03, 2013 5:12 PM T o: Lynn Fleming Subject: Re: BCPS April 3 Boundary Hearing Postponed until May 8
Please find out w hether they are anticipating any boundary changes for the Deerfield schools. That w ill determine w hether I w ant to attend. From: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Bill Ganz" <bganz@deerfield-beach.com>, "Ben Preston" <BPreston@deerfield-beach.com>, "Joe Miller" <jmiller@deerfield-beach.com>, fishmayven@yahoo.com Cc: "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com>, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 2:43:04 PM Subject: FW: BCPS April 3 Boundary Hearing Postponed until May 8
FYI
From: Charles P. Webster [mailto:charles.webster@browardschools.com] Sent: Wednesday , April 03, 2013 1:37 PM T o: Charles P. Webster Subject: BCPS April 3 Boundary Hearing Postponed until May 8 Importance: High
BROWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWS RELEASE

Date: Contact: April 3, 2013 Tracy Clark, Public Information Officer, 754-321-2616
BCPS April 3rd Boundary Hearing Postponed until May 8th

Tonight ?s (Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 5:30 p.m.) Brow ard County Public Schools Boundary Hearing (Plantation High School, 6901 N.W. 16th Street, Plantation, FL 33313) has been postponed until Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 5:30 p.m. (Plantation High School, 6901 N.W. 16th Street, Plantation, FL 33313) due to an error w ith the notification procedure. The District w ants to ensure that all protocols are follow ed and apologizes for the inconvenience. ###
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From: To: CC: Mel <Weinzimer> RichardRosenzweig BurgessHanson JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz Date: 4/4/2013 8:42:38 PM Subject: Re: Beach parking stickers Richard, thanks for the reply and for the invitation. Unfortunately I will have already returned to my home in Massachusetts by April 23rd so I won't be able to make your town hall meeting. I am curious about your linking a solution to the parking sticker problem with the budget process. If you check the minutes for the Commission meetings for last June and July you'll find that the application process was changed at that time. There seemed to be no connection to the budget process and there was no financial justification provided in support of the change. If you open up the parking stickers to the seasonal residents then the city will clearly receive more income from the sales. A good litmus test would be to compare sticker revenue received this fiscal year to date with last years. The financial office should be able to provide that data. My projection is that the revenue this year is half of last years. Looking forward to you doing great things for District 3 and for the City. Thanks again for your interest and your reply. Mel Weinzimer Melweinzimer@yahoo.com Sent from my iPad On Apr 4, 2013, at 11:16 AM, Richard Rosenzweig wrote: > Dear Mel, > > I am well aware of your frustration and as I addressed you at the February meeting, we will be addressing this issue as we get into our annual budget later in the season. > > There is a meeting of our District scheduled for April 23, 2013 in Century Village in the Club House Party Room at 1:30 P.M.. You are welcome to come and voice your concerns the was well. > > Sincerely, > > Richard Rosenzweig > Your Commissioner,District 3 > > Sent from my iPad
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/28/2013 9:10:01 AM Subject: Re: Big Goverment Thanks Sent from my iPhone On May 28, 2013, at 9:09 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > Mayor Robb, > I called Vice Mayor Miller and he will try to resend the e-mail. > > Sandra > > > -----Original Message----> From: Joe Miller > Sent: Monday, May 27, 2013 9:16 PM > To: joe@millerpestcontrol.com; Jean M. Robb > Subject: Big Goverment > > > > Sent from my iPhone
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From: Jerry <Ferguson> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/8/2013 11:31:23 AM Subject: RE: Bob Colescott
Is this the meeting you called about this morning originally for 9:00?
Jerry Ferguson 954-480-4211 From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 9:44 AM To: Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net); Jerry Ferguson Cc: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: FW: Bob Colescott
Mr. Colescott is scheduled for 10:30 AM Thursday. Lynn
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: QuintellaTross AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 6/10/2013 10:34:54 AM Subject: RE: city clerk's office From: To:
Good morning Mayor Robb, I received the message from Quintella this morning. I contacted Commissioner Preston and he will ask Markus Howell to be at the meeting on 06/18. I called the school for the 3rd time this morning and I ?m waiting to hear back from them. Once I ?m able to reach the student, I ?ll let you know if he will be able to attend the meeting. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 6:43 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: city clerk's office
Since we are planning to give a certificate to the student from Deerfield High, please make sure that the clerk's office notifies him. Also would you ask Commissioner Preston whether he would like to do the award to Marcus at the meeting on the 18th. He did it once at the Boy's and Gir's club but it might be good to appreciate two outstanding students from Deerfield Beach that are not being honored for athletics.
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Eddie <Martinez> JeanM.Robb RickHuntley SheilaFlemming-Portis SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 5/9/2013 3:22:46 PM Subject: Re: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update From: To: CC: That's part of the lobbyist website we are working on. Sent from my Sprint iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 3:17 PM, "Jean M. Robb" wrote: > Mayor Robb received the attached 5 different times. I'm sending to you from her "deleted" file. > > Lynn > > -----Original Message----> From: sheldon@giantconcepts.com [mailto:sheldon@giantconcepts.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 2:31 PM > To: Jean M. Robb > Subject: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update > > Dear Mayor Jean Robb, > > Your user account at City of Deerfield Beach has been recently updated to restrict access to the following Security Role: > > Role: Subscribers > Description: A public role for site subscriptions > > Thank you, we appreciate your support... > City of Deerfield Beach
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Sheila <Flemming-Portis> BurgessHanson SandraFlorvella-Pierre LynnFleming JeanM.Robb Date: 4/30/2013 2:44:22 PM Subject: RE: Computer From: To: CC: Thank you. I'm checking to see if we have one immediately available to setup. Sheila Flemming-Portis Director of Information Technology Services City of Deerfield Beach 1441 FAU Research Park Boulevard Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Office: 954.571.7584 Fax: 954.427.3349 sflemming-portis@deerfield-beach.com -----Original Message----From: Burgess Hanson Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 6:09 PM To: Sheila Flemming-Portis Cc: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming; Jean M. Robb Subject: Computer Please set up a PC for Mayor Robb in her City Hall office. It needs to be a tower PC with a monitor. Please discuss with Mayor Robb for any specifics through Sandra. Thank you. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/19/2013 8:52:59 AM Subject: RE: Copy mike to the commission Ok it's done -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 8:46 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Copy mike to the commission Sent from my iPhone
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/19/2013 8:50:37 AM Subject: RE: Copy mike to the commission Mayor Robb, Which Mike and what do I copy him on. The email was blank. Sandra -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 8:46 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Copy mike to the commission Sent from my iPhone
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/30/2013 12:11:32 PM Subject: Re: DEER CRREK Sondra and the city manager which one of the commissioners wants to bring this back for review thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 30, 2013, at 12:09 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, The City Manager ask me to advise you of the reason why he hasn ?t taken any actions. Burgess was approached by a member of the City Commission who was prevailing on the subject and would like to bring it back for review. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:29 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: DEER CRREK
Please ask the manager why there has been no action taken on the lights in Deer Creek since the allocation was made in early April.
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From: To:
CC: Date: 4/30/2013 12:09:16 PM Subject: RE: DEER CRREK

Mayor Robb, The City Manager ask me to advise you of the reason why he hasn ?t taken any actions. Burgess was approached by a member of the City Commission who was prevailing on the subject and would like to bring it back for review. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:29 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: DEER CRREK
Please ask the manager why there has been no action taken on the lights in Deer Creek since the allocation was made in early April.
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Kim <Galletta-Santiago> JeanM.Robb 4/30/2013 2:33:04 PM RE: Dennis knows that Mayor Rob will not meet with any of the;principles for material coming before the commission I am fully aware;of the project but I don't wish to discuss it with Dennis Mealy than
Thank you. Kim Santiago Legal Assistant to Dennis E. Mele, Esq. GREENSPOON MARDER, P.A. 100 West Cypress Creek Road Suite 700 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 954-761-2923 (Office) 954-213-0066 (Office Fax) Email: Kim.Santiago@gmlaw.com http://www.gmlaw.com -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb [mailto:JRobb@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 1:58 PM To: Kim Galletta-Santiago Subject: Dennis knows that Mayor Rob will not meet with any of the principles for material coming before the commission I am fully aware of the project but I don't wish to discuss it with Dennis Mealy thank you Sent from my iPhone The information contained in this transmission may be attorney/client privileged and confidential. It is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by reply e-mail. Pursuant to Internal Revenue Service guidance, be advised that any federal tax advice contained in this written or electronic communication, including any attachments or enclosures, is not intended or written to be used and it cannot be used by any person or entity for the purpose of (i) avoiding any tax penalties that may be imposed by the Internal Revenue Service or any other U.S. Federal taxing authority or agency or (ii) promoting, marketing or recommending to another party any transaction or matter addressed herein. A portion of our practice involves the collection of debt and any information you provide will be used for that purpose if we are attempting to collect a debt from you.
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From: To: CC: Date: Rebecca <Medina> JeanM.Robb 6/5/2013 4:26:32 PM
Subject: RE: District 4 Meeting

Mayor Robb, Hello. The information is on the calendar. If you go to Upcoming Events, click on View All, then click the date 6/19 youll see it. You can also just scroll down on the calendar page and its on there. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Rebecca
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 4:22 PM To: Rebecca Medina Subject: Re: District 4 Meeting
Why isn't my meet the mayor on thecity City calendar on the web site Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 4:17 PM, "Rebecca Medina" <rmedina@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
<image001.png> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2013
District 4 Meeting
DEERFIELD BEACH Commissioner Bill Ganz Invites all District 4 residents to a District 4 Meeting on Monday, July 8, 2013. The meeting will be held at 7:00pm at Constitution Park 2841 West Hillsboro Blvd. Deerfield Beach, FL 33442. For more information please contact the City Managers Office at 954-480-4263 or visit www.Deerfield-Beach.com.
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 5/15/2013 3:27:17 PM Subject: RE: e-invitation
Mayor Robb, I sent Commissioner Preston the invitation earlier today. However, I ?ll confirm with him whether he can attend or not. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:25 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: e-invitation
Ask Commissioner Preston if he wants to attend. I don't want to go. From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:10:47 AM Subject: FW: e-invitation
FYI: Please review the attached invitation.
From: Charles P. Webster [mailto:charles.webster@browardschools.com] Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 5:26 PM To: Charles P. Webster Subject: e-invitation
Last month, The School Board approved the Innovations for Learning program. It is a 1/2 hour on-line reading tutoring program for elementary school students. The beauty of it is that the participating adult does not have to go to school to tutor. It's all done on-line, which makes it attractive to today's busy individuals. On June 6, 2013, the District, along with staff from Innovations for Learning, will present the program to the community, and you are invited. Please refer to the attached e-invitation for details. We hope you can attend. Charles Webster, MBA Coordinator Public Relations & Governmental Affairs Brow ard County Public Schools 754.321.2300 The School Board of Brow ard County, Florida, expressly prohibits bullying, including cyberbullying, by or tow ards any student or employee. See Policy 5.9: Anti-Bullying for additional information. Under Florida law , email addresses, and all communications, including email communications, made or received in connection w ith the transaction of School Board business are public records, w hich must be retained as required by law and must be disclosed upon receipt of a public records request, except as may be excluded by federal or state law s. If you do not w ant your email address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in w riting.
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/6/2013 11:35:16 AM Subject: RE: Ethics Training
thanks, Ill add them to your calendar.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 11:32 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Ethics Training
Sandy yes I'll go to both of those sessions with Andrew J June 25 would've been my wedding anniversary but I'm not celebrating so just book me for those two and put it on my calendar okay thank you Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 11:30 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Andy Maurodis is available to offer (2) two hours ethics training courses one on May 28 and another on June 25 from 6-8pm. Both dates are Tuesday and there is no RCC meeting and no CRA meeting. Please let me know if youre available on these dates. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/15/2013 4:11:11 PM Subject: RE: Ethics Training May 31st From: To:
Mayor Robb, Andy informed us that it is recommended by the Office of Inspector General that two hours of the training should be from another source other than the City Attorney. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:27 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Ethics Training May 31st
I think we are going to get our training with Andy. So this is not something we have to attend.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:10:32 AM Subject: FW: Ethics Training May 31st
FYI
From: Amanda Shafer Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:51 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: Ethics Training May 31st
Please pass along to Commission.

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Note the highlighted comment.

From: Andrew Maurodis [mailto:andy@maurodislaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:48 PM To: Ada Graham Johnson; Burgess Hanson; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Ethics Training May 31st
fyi From: Breece, Carol [mailto:CBREECE@broward.org] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:15 PM Cc: Merino, Jennifer Subject: Ethics Training May 31st Good afternoon, The OIG is presenting public service ethics, public records, and open meetings (Sunshine) training on Friday, May 31, 2013, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the County West building in Plantation. While geared toward new elected officials, it is open to new and incumbent officials, whether they are elected or appointed (except for those who attended this same training on February 15, 2013). Attached is the registration form. Feel free to pass this on to any officials you think may benefit from this training. We do consider these four hours to count toward the four- and eight-hour training requirements of the Broward Ethics Code for Elected Officials (Sec. 1-19(d)). Please call me with any questions or concerns at 954-357-7815. Sincerely, Carol "Jodie" Breece Ethics Counsel Broward Office of the Inspector General 1 N. University Drive, Suite 111 Plantation, Fla. 33324 Direct: 954-357-7815 Main: 954-357-7873 cbreece@broward.org www.broward.org/inspectorgeneral 954-357-TIPS (8477)
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________________________________________ Under Florida law, most e-mail messages to or from Broward County employees or officials are public records, available to any person upon request, absent an exemption. Therefore, any e-mail message to or from the County, inclusive of e-mail addresses contained therein, may be subject to public disclosure.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/15/2013 3:24:06 PM Subject: RE: Ethics Training May 31st From: To:
Thank you Mayor for replying.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:27 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Ethics Training May 31st
I think we are going to get our training with Andy. So this is not something we have to attend.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:10:32 AM Subject: FW: Ethics Training May 31st
FYI
From: Amanda Shafer Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:51 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: FW: Ethics Training May 31st
Please pass along to Commission. Note the highlighted comment.

From: Andrew Maurodis [mailto:andy@maurodislaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:48 PM 6_13_2013
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fyi From: Breece, Carol [mailto:CBREECE@broward.org] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 2:15 PM Cc: Merino, Jennifer Subject: Ethics Training May 31st Good afternoon, The OIG is presenting public service ethics, public records, and open meetings (Sunshine) training on Friday, May 31, 2013, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the County West building in Plantation. While geared toward new elected officials, it is open to new and incumbent officials, whether they are elected or appointed (except for those who attended this same training on February 15, 2013). Attached is the registration form. Feel free to pass this on to any officials you think may benefit from this training. We do consider these four hours to count toward the four- and eight-hour training requirements of the Broward Ethics Code for Elected Officials (Sec. 1-19(d)). Please call me with any questions or concerns at 954-357-7815. Sincerely, Carol "Jodie" Breece Ethics Counsel Broward Office of the Inspector General 1 N. University Drive, Suite 111 Plantation, Fla. 33324 Direct: 954-357-7815 Main: 954-357-7873 cbreece@broward.org www.broward.org/inspectorgeneral 954-357-TIPS (8477)
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/6/2013 11:32:31 AM Subject: Re: Ethics Training
Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 11:30 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Andy Maurodis is available to offer (2) two hours ethics training courses one on May 28 and another on June 25 from 6-8pm. Both dates are Tuesday and there is no RCC meeting and no CRA meeting. Please let me know if you ?re available on these dates. Thanks,
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/6/2013 11:32:05 AM Subject: Re: Ethics Training Sandy yes I'll go to both of those sessions with Andrew J June 25 would've been my wedding anniversary but I'm not celebrating so just book me for those two and put it on my calendar okay thank you Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 11:30 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Andy Maurodis is available to offer (2) two hours ethics training courses one on May 28 and another on June 25 from 6-8pm. Both dates are Tuesday and there is no RCC meeting and no CRA meeting. Please let me know if you ?re available on these dates. Thanks,
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer BurgessHanson Date: 5/22/2013 1:35:20 PM Subject: RE: evacuation route From: To:
Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 5:49 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: evacuation route
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/4/2013 12:48:34 PM Subject: RE: Event Reminder: Breakfast 'N Deerfield
Oh I see, The Chamber of Commerce Breakfast. Thanks,
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 12:21 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Event Reminder: Breakfast 'N Deerfield
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Event Reminder
Breakfast 'N Deerfield

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Breakfast 'N Deerfield

HOSTED BY:
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Thursday, June 6, 2013 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/6/2013 12:01:08 PM Subject: Re: Family Central - Funding Request Can we give them the money they Joest for the increase that's all I wanted to know thank you Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 12:00 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > Mayor Robb, > The City Manager would like to inform you that he had previously received the attached request and handled it. > > Thanks, > > > Sandra Pierre > City Managers Office > City of Deerfield Beach > 150 NE 2nd Ave. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-480-4263 Office > 954-480-4268 Fax > www.deerfield-beach.com > > > > > > >
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/3/2013 12:05:35 PM Subject: Re: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance;Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation Thank him for me Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 12:01 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > Mayor Robb, > Please review Chief Schnakenberg's response below. > > Thanks, > Sandra > > -----Original Message----> From: Schnakenberg, Robert [mailto:Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org] > Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 11:32 AM > To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre > Cc: Lynn Fleming; Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer > Subject: RE: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation > > I forwarded it to our Grant Department. They handle all JAG for the Broward Sheriff's Office. > > Captain Robert Schnakenberg > Deerfield Beach District > 300 NE 2nd Street > Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 > > email: Robert_Schnakenberg@sheriff.org >
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> (o) 954-480-4303 > (c) 954-914-2511 > > > -----Original Message----> From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre [mailto:SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com] > Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 10:37 AM > To: Schnakenberg, Robert > Cc: Lynn Fleming; Keven Klopp; Amanda Shafer > Subject: Federal Fiscal Year 2013 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program - JAG Countywide - State Solicitation > > > Chief Schnakenberg, > Please review the attached from Mayor Robb. > > Thanks, > > > Sandra Pierre > City Manager's Office > City of Deerfield Beach > 150 NE 2nd Ave. > Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 > 954-480-4263 Office > 954-480-4268 Fax > www.deerfield-beach.com > > > >
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Keven <Klopp> JohnGerbino mamamayor@comcast.net SaraMoran BurgessHanson CharlesDaBrusco JeanM.Robb JeanM.Robb Date: 5/23/2013 12:55:40 PM Subject: RE: floating barrier From: To: CC:
Dear Mr. Gerbino: Thank you for your e-mail. I forwarded your request and was informed in reply that the barriers are manufactured in bright colors for reasons of visibility and safety. We ?ve already ordered the barriers. The provider from whom we ordered only has them in yellow. Other providers have them in orange and yellow. Unfortunately, your request, while quite understandable, does not appear to be feasible. The barriers will be in place soon -- possibly within a few days, certainly no more than a week. Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp

From: John Gerbino [mailto:jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:09 PM To: Keven Klopp Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net; 'Sara Moran' Subject: FW: floating barrier
Hi Kevin, Mayor Robb suggested I contact you directly regarding the floating debris barriers planned for the Kingfisher waterway ? If at all possible can we get floating barriers that are not bright yellow, we don ?t want it looking like a construction site.
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Thank you, John Gerbino
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Sarah <Moran> KevenKlopp JohnGerbino mamamayor@comcast.net BurgessHanson CharlesDaBrusco JeanM.Robb JoeMiller Date: 5/23/2013 2:36:47 PM Subject: Re: floating barrier From: To: CC: What happened since our meeting the other night? It was my understanding that the 10 steps plus the barriers were going to be implemented after we all got together with our commissioner and set a priority to these 11 items. Commissioner Ganz mentioned and everyone agreed that before aerators would be installed that the water would be tested first so we had an apples to apples comparison from the 1998 report. Burgess - I appreciate you wanting to take immediate action but we have to live on the canal and look at these barriers every day and I thought we all agreed that there was not going to be a quick band-aid solution to a long existing serious pollution problem. What may be feasible for the city at the present moment mat be more costly to you in the long run. I suggest we have another meeting with our commissioner like the last one before you do anything else. Regards, Sarah Sent from my iPhone On May 23, 2013, at 12:55 PM, Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Dear Mr. Gerbino: Thank you for your e-mail. I forwarded your request and was informed in reply that the barriers are manufactured in bright colors for reasons of visibility and safety. We ?ve already ordered the barriers. The provider from whom we ordered only has them in yellow. Other providers have them in orange and yellow. Unfortunately, your request, while quite understandable, does not appear to be feasible. The barriers will be in place soon -- possibly within a few days, certainly no more than a week. Thank you.
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From: John Gerbino [mailto:jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:09 PM To: Keven Klopp Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net; 'Sara Moran' Subject: FW: floating barrier
Hi Kevin, Mayor Robb suggested I contact you directly regarding the floating debris barriers planned for the Kingfisher waterway ? If at all possible can we get floating barriers that are not bright yellow, we don ?t want it looking like a construction site. Thank you, John Gerbino
Mayor Robb, If at all possible can we get floating barriers that are not bright yellow, we don ?t want it looking like a construction site.
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Thanks. John Gerbino

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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/6/2013 11:34:54 AM Subject: RE: Florida League of Cities Workshop
Thank you Mayor!
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 11:34 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Florida League of Cities Workshop
Not for me Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 11:25 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Below is a link with details to the workshop offered by the Florida League of Cities and the second link is a detail schedule. Please let me know if I should register for you and add it your calendar. http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Events.aspx?CNID=366 http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Assets/Files/Events/0613schedule.pdf Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/6/2013 11:34:02 AM Subject: Re: Florida League of Cities Workshop Not for me Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 11:25 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Below is a link with details to the workshop offered by the Florida League of Cities and the second link is a detail schedule. Please let me know if I should register for you and add it your calendar. http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Events.aspx?CNID=366 http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com/Assets/Files/Events/0613schedule.pdf Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Date: 4/25/2013 4:26:32 PM Subject: RE: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Great! I will RSVP for you.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 4:09 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Tell them I'll be there
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 1:20:41 PM Subject: FW: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
From: Mike Camilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 12:40 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Michael Camilleri Matrix Insurance Consulting, LLC 55 NE 5 th Avenue, Suite 502, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Telephone: (561) 910-1056 Facsimile (561) 910-1058 E-mail: MCamilleri@mic.bz
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/19/2013 4:27:20 PM Subject: RE: Jacqueli Chance - Water
I just confirm with Customer Service Department that the water is back on.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 4:21 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Jacqueli Chance - Water
I talked to her and she knows Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 4:17 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Sandra Leone from customer service informed me that she tried to contact Jacqueline Chance but her number is disconnected. Her water will be turned on today. Thanks,
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/19/2013 4:20:53 PM Subject: Re: Jacqueli Chance - Water I talked to her and she knows Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 4:17 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Sandra Leone from customer service informed me that she tried to contact Jacqueline Chance but her number is disconnected. Her water will be turned on today. Thanks,
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From:
phyllis.dunaway@akerman.com
To: JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/3/2013 12:09:15 PM Subject: RE: Joe Gibbons
Mayor Robb: Thank you so much for your meeting change accommodation. For some reason the calendar invite does not show up in my email correctly, so I was only able to see it when I did a search for the Gibbon's meetings. Strange computer glitch. Mr. Joe Gibbon's and the Amscot Client would like to keep the 8am apt with you if at all possible and once again I am very sorry for the indecision. Thank you.
-----Original Appointment----From: Jean M. Robb [mailto:JRobb@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 7:53 AM To: Dunaway, Phyllis (LAA-Tlh-WP) Subject: Joe Gibbons When: Friday, April 05, 2013 4:00 PM-4:30 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Where: City Hall
<< Message: Meeting request for this Friday >>

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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/9/2013 11:19:22 AM Subject: RE: Just Drive Proclamation From: To:
Mayor Robb,
Ms. Royal will not be able to attend the Commission meeting on 04/16. We will mail the proclamation to her office. Thanks,
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 2:17 PM To: Lynn Fleming Subject: Re: Just Drive Proclamation
I guess we'll have to put it on the April 16th agenda . Only if there is going to be someone to get it otherwise lets just mail it to whoever or whereever. If someone is to be here, then lets have Ada do it in wood. From: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net)" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Monday, April 8, 2013 12:26:34 PM
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Subject: FW: Just Drive Proclamation FYI

From: Erika.Royal@hklaw.com [mailto:Erika.Royal@hklaw.com] Sent: Friday, April 05, 2013 4:35 PM To: Web City Commission; Web City Clerk Subject: Just Drive Proclamation Importance: High
Mayor Robb, Please see the attached cover letter, fact sheet and proposed proclamation regarding Leadership Broward and Big Brothers Big Sisters' Just Drive campaign. I look forward to discussing with you at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your consideration of this matter.
Erika Royal | Holland & Knight Partner 515 East Las Olas Boulevard, Suite 1200 | Fort Lauderdale FL 33301 Phone 954.468.7831 | Fax 954.463.2030 erika.royal@hklaw.com | www.hklaw.com
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Charles <DaBrusco> KevenKlopp DavidSantucci BurgessHanson mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer Date: 5/23/2013 12:26:17 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items From: To:
Work will be completed by Wednesday, May 29, 2013. With respect to whether canal dredging occurred in 2008, I find no definitive proof that the kingfisher canal was dredging at that time.
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:29 AM To: Charles DaBrusco; David Santucci; Burgess Hanson; mamamayor@comcast.net; Jean M. Robb; Jean M. Robb Cc: Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items
Mr. Coddington returned from out of town yesterday; Amanda and I met with him this morning. He was quite willing to provide information. He spoke of vendors from which the floating barriers can be purchased nearby (including HD Supply, United Rentals, and Florida Geo-Dynamics). He provided the print-outs attached. He mentioned Type I, II, and III saying Type I would be the least expensive while Type III would last the longest. He suggested 50 be purchased (as little as $600 for Type I) and suggested an installation method of either tying to stakes or eye-bolts drilled directly into the Citys sea wall. He suggested grabbing both the 72 and the 24 pipes outfalls. We agreed that the installation would best be handled by City crews. He said it sounded as if we were headed in the right direction already and offered to assist in any way necessary. He did say he was going out of town again starting tomorrow. Charlie, please do this ASAP. Please identify the absolute deadline by which it will be accomplished. Also, please answer the question as to whether the canal was dredged in 2008. Thank you.
Keven R. Klopp

150 NE 2nd Ave.
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Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441-5816 KKlopp@Deerfield-Beach.com 954.480.4222
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From: To: CC:
Charles <DaBrusco> SandraFlorvella-Pierre DavidSantucci ChadGrecsek KevenKlopp BurgessHanson mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz JoeMiller JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig LynnFleming AmandaShafer
Date:
5/22/2013 3:02:13 PM
Subject: Re: Kingfisher Canal - Immediate Items I am working on both items Sent from my iPhone On May 22, 2013, at 2:11 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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Sarah <Moran> JoeMiller CharlesDaBrusco BurgessHanson JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI CC: BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 2:07:43 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson, We have had only one response from a homeowner and one from the mayor regarding a meeting this week ? am I to assume everyone else is too busy to meet this week or answer an email? Would this Thursday night be a possible night that we could have an update meeting at John Gerbino ?s house or do we need to do this meeting next week? Please respond. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller (jmiller@deerfield-beach.com); Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com); Burgess Hanson (baahsonson@deerfield-beach.com); Janett McMillan 6_13_2013
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Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington.
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Charles <DaBrusco> SarahMoran BurgessHanson CC: JoeMiller JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 2:33:53 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To:
Please see City Managers email address correction.
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 2:28 PM To: Charles DaBrusco Cc: Joe Miller; Burgess Hanson; Janett McMillan; John Gerbino I; Ben Preston; Bill Ganz; Chad Grecsek; David Santucci; Keven Klopp; Michele East; Richard Rosenzweig; STEVEN FERRARO; Michael Moran; Jean M. Robb Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Please let us know when you are available. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 2:23 PM, Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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I am unavailable this Thursday night

From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 2:08 PM To: Joe Miller; Charles DaBrusco; Burgess Hanson; Janett McMillan; John Gerbino I Cc: Ben Preston; Bill Ganz; Chad Grecsek; David Santucci; Keven Klopp; Michele East; Richard Rosenzweig; STEVEN FERRARO; 'Michael Moran'; Jean M. Robb Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller (jmiller@deerfield-beach.com); Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com); Burgess Hanson (baahsonson@deerfield-beach.com); Janett McMillan (jmcmillan@devconsecurity.com); John Gerbino I (jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com) Cc: Ben Preston (BPreston@deerfield-beach.com); Bill Ganz (bganz@deerfield-beach.com); (CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com); David Santucci (DSantucci@deerfieldbeach.com); Jean M. Robb (mamamayor@comcast.ne); Keven Klopp (kklopp@deerfield-beach.com); Michele East (michele.east@gmail.com); Richard Rosenzweig (RRosenzweig@deerfield-beach.com); STEVEN FERRARO (ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net); 'Michael Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the
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numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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Charles <DaBrusco> SarahMoran JoeMiller BurgessHanson JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 2:31:43 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To: CC:
If it needs to be at night, either Monday or Wednesday of next week is fine
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 2:28 PM To: Charles DaBrusco Cc: Joe Miller; Burgess Hanson; Janett McMillan; John Gerbino I; Ben Preston; Bill Ganz; Chad Grecsek; David Santucci; Keven Klopp; Michele East; Richard Rosenzweig; STEVEN FERRARO; Michael Moran; Jean M. Robb Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration
Please let us know when you are available. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 2:23 PM, Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the
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numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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Sarah <Moran> CharlesDaBrusco JoeMiller BurgessHanson JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 2:27:54 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To: CC: Please let us know when you are available. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 2:23 PM, Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 2:08 PM To: Joe Miller; Charles DaBrusco; Burgess Hanson; Janett McMillan; John Gerbino I Cc: Ben Preston; Bill Ganz; Chad Grecsek; David Santucci; Keven Klopp; Michele East; Richard Rosenzweig; STEVEN FERRARO; 'Michael Moran'; Jean M. Robb Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration 6_13_2013
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Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal.
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1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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Charles <DaBrusco> SarahMoran JoeMiller BurgessHanson JanettMcMillan JohnGerbinoI CC: BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 2:23:16 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson, We have had only one response from a homeowner and one from the mayor regarding a meeting this week am I to assume everyone else is too busy to meet this week or answer an email? Would this Thursday night be a possible night that we could have an update meeting at John Gerbinos house or do we need to do this meeting next week? Please respond.
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Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441

From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller (jmiller@deerfield-beach.com); Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com); Burgess Hanson (baahsonson@deerfield-beach.com); Janett McMillan (jmcmillan@devconsecurity.com); John Gerbino I (jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com) Cc: Ben Preston (BPreston@deerfield-beach.com); Bill Ganz (bganz@deerfield-beach.com); (CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com); David Santucci (DSantucci@deerfield-beach.com); Jean M. Robb (mamamayor@comcast.ne); Keven Klopp (kklopp@deerfield-beach.com); Michele East (michele.east@gmail.com); Richard Rosenzweig (RRosenzweig@deerfieldbeach.com); STEVEN FERRARO (ferraroconcrete@bellsouth.net); 'Michael Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbinos house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 and 24 concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening.
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6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbinos home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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From: Sarah <Moran> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/7/2013 3:40:15 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Thank you Mayor Robb. I purposely copied you on the last email since Vice Mayor Miller attended the last meeting on May 15th and I wouldn't want anyone to try to accuse us of knowingly disobeying the Sunshine Law - God forbid! However, once again, you are the only one to reply to my email from the city. Regards, Sarah Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 3:35 PM, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: I appointed you to the community appearance board at the June fourth meeting and I am saving John for the marine advisory board Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:35 AM, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson,
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John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards,
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Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SarahMoran CC: Date: 6/7/2013 3:35:07 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration I appointed you to the community appearance board at the June fourth meeting and I am saving John for the marine advisory board Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:35 AM, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget.
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At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SarahMoran CC: Date: 6/7/2013 3:30:48 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration We have two meetings scheduled for the eleventh which is Tuesday since I am not included In your list I cannot speak for the others the mayor Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:35 AM, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget.
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At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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Janett <McMillan> SarahMoran JoeMiller CharlesDaBrusco BurgessHanson JohnGerbinoI CC: BenPreston BillGanz ChadGrecsek DavidSantucci JeanM.Robb KevenKlopp MicheleEast RichardRosenzweig STEVENFERRARO MichaelMoran JeanM.Robb Date: 6/7/2013 12:44:30 PM Subject: RE: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration From: To:
Thank you for following up, Sarah. I am available to attend a meeting on Monday or Thursday of next week. I completely agree with your comments! We MUST have that water analysis listed in item 2. Below conducted ASAP to determine the levels of pollution and toxins in the canal. This is critical to the health and well-being of every individual living on the canal. Also, just to obtain a dredging permit takes a very long time. Therefore, this permit process should be started now. I would also like an update on what action has been taken to put FDOT on notice regarding the 72 ? pipe. I ?ll look forward to hearing from you about the schedule of another meeting at John Gerbino ?s home. Sincerely, Janett
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From: Sarah Moran [mailto:skmdesigner@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:37 PM To: Joe Miller; Charles DaBrusco; Burgess Hanson; Janett McMillan; John Gerbino I Cc: Ben Preston; Bill Ganz; CGrecsek@deerfield-beach.com; David Santucci; Jean M. Robb; Keven Klopp; Michele East; Richard Rosenzweig; STEVEN FERRARO; 'Michael Moran' Subject: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration Importance: High
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform.
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9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SarahMoran CC: Date: 6/12/2013 12:24:33 PM Subject: Re: Kingfisher Waterway Restoration I am having meet the mayor from six to eight that date and will be preparing for the evening activity jean Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 7:36 PM, "Sarah Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson, After many emails (and address corrections ? my apologies) ? it looks like we have a date and time for a meeting next week. The meeting will be at John Gerbino ?s house next Wednesday at 4:00 p.m., June 19th. Please mark your calendars and email back if you will be able to attend. Thank you, Sarah Moran
Hello Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco, and City Manager Hanson, John Gerbino and I were unable to attend the June 4th City Commission meeting due to the fact that we were both out of town. However, we were able to review the video from the meeting and noted that there was some mention of the Kingfisher Canal. We both returned to see the barriers installed and noted that this was
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mentioned in the meeting as well as the aerators. We also noted that another neighbor, Anthony Dispenziere, 1212 SE 10th Terrace, living along the middle of the Kingfisher Canal, stood up to speak during the time open to the public, and stated that ?the canal is so shallow at times that he walks on the exposed bottom ? and inquired about dredging. At this time the Mayor reminded Engineer DaBrusco that no aerators could be installed until dredging took place and that the City of Deerfield Beach needs that storm sewer fee to be implemented. It has been some time since we had the meeting at John Gerbino ?s house with Vice Mayor Miller, Engineer DaBrusco and City Manager Hanson and because of the numerous inquiries that John and I are receiving from the residents along the Kingfisher Canal, it is time that we had another meeting. At this meeting we were told initially that some amount of dredging would take place before the aerators were installed and that this could be done within the current budget. At the time of the passing of the following 10 items plus the added 11th item to include the Barriers at the May 21st Council Meeting, we were told that we would have follow up meetings to include the citizens along the Kingfisher Canal and that you would also work with us to prioritize these 11 items that passed. Although a pat in the back is in order for the barriers, they do not address the water quality issues and the source of the pollution in the Kingfisher Canal. 1. Apply for dredging permits to include at least the westernmost 400 feet of the waterway, beginning at the SE 9th avenue seawall. 2. Have a water analysis done which will be comparable to the 1998 analysis, particularly targeting those pollutant which were well beyond allowable limits in 1998. 3. Assign a regularly scheduled clean-up person or persons to scoop-net floating debris along the SE 9th Avenue seawall in the area of the 72 ? and 24 ? concrete drains. 4. Determine the routing of the 24 ? pipe and identify all the locations of drain openings. 5. Repair a leaking pipe sending a continuous flow of liquid into the 24 ? pipe below the drain opening on the west side of 9th Avenue directly in line with the Kingfisher opening. 6. Monitor the City Pub bar and restaurant for allowing their grease trap to overflow into the storm water drain (as well as any other businesses along this storm water drain route). 7. Research any area residences that may not be connected to city sewer lines and are still utilizing septic tanks. 8. FDOT to install pollution filtering device(s) in their 72 ? pipe - concerns are storm water silt, floating debris, grease and oil, and fecal coliform. 9. City Engineer Brusco has recommended aerators be installed east of the 12th Avenue bridge. 10. Contact the Stormwater Manager regarding stormwater management in metropolitan Kansas City. They successfully employed a Vortechnics Vortcapture system to solve their pollution issues. Their system are rated to remove up to 80% of suspended solids for sediment down to a 110- micron size. Contact: Michael Gregory, Stormwater Manager (913) 631-2500 XS 236. 11. Install barriers to trap debris as recommended by Ron Coddington. We would like to have a meeting again at John Gerbino ?s home next week, preferably Tuesday or Thursday evening. Please email a response in time as to when you all can attend. Regards, Sarah Moran 902 SE 10th Court Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-224-0851
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From: To: CC: Date: Brocato, <Chad> SandraFlorvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 5/23/2013 11:44:55 AM
Subject: Re: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations No problem On May 23, 2013, at 11:35 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Chief Brocato, Thank you for providing us with the information below. Unfortunately, Mayor Robb will not be available on any of these dates. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:28 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations
These are not any of the dates and times I have. Deerfield Elementary I have for the 29th from 5:30 to 7:30 and I don't have St. Ambrose or Deerfield Elementary at all.
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> Brocato Chad mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb 5/23/2013 11:34:23 AM
Subject: RE: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations

Chief Brocato, Thank you for providing us with the information below. Unfortunately, Mayor Robb will not be available on any of these dates. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamay or@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:28 AM T o: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Kiwanis Kindergarten School Book Donations
These are not any of the dates and times I have. Deerfield Elementary I have for the 29th from 5:30 to 7:30 and I don't have St. Ambrose or Deerfield Elementary at all.
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Lynn <Fleming> JeanM.Robb SandraFlorvella-Pierre AmandaShafer Date: 4/12/2013 2:18:31 PM Subject: RE: League dinner From: To: CC: We haven't had anyone respond yet whether they are going or not. Lynn -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 2:12 PM To: Lynn Fleming Subject: League dinner Who all is going Sent from my iPhone
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From: To:
CC: Date: 5/7/2013 1:43:52 PM Subject: RE: Lola Badilo - Suspension

She is an external applicant who according to the suspension memo, submitted a cover letter and resume for the Employee Benefits Coordinator position. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 1:41 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Lola Badilo - Suspension
Who is Loleta Harris?
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 12:59:37 PM Subject: FW: Lola Badilo - Suspension Mayor Robb, Attached to this email is a copy of the disciplinary suspension document from the HR Director to Lola Badilo. Should you need anything else please let me know. Thanks,
Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax
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From: Burgess Hanson Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 12:50 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre; Lynn Fleming Subject: Fwd: Lola Badilo - Suspension
Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com Begin forwarded message: From: Mike Milanowski <MMilanowski@deerfield-beach.com> Date: May 7, 2013, 12:32:07 PM EDT To: Burgess Hanson <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com> Subject: RE: Lola Badilo - Suspension
Burgess
- Attached hereto is the 3-page scan of Lola Badilo ?s second 5-day Disciplinary Suspension Without Pay. For the record, and understanding that this
document is to be forwarded to an Elected Official, I am concerned as to the politicization of an on-going personnel matter under the City ?s Charter. Respectfully,
Michael
Michael J. Milanowski, J.D. Director of Human Resources City of Deerfield Beach
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From: To:
CC: Date: 4/24/2013 2:43:32 PM Subject: RE: May 7th agenda

Mayor Robb, I forwarded your message to the City Manager. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 2:28 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: May 7th agenda
Please ask the manager to make sure that the city's plan of action and the price tag regarding the Kingfisher canal is on the May 7th agenda.
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From: To:

I forwarded your message to Burgess.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 5:06 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: May 7th agenda
Matt won't work I need it on the agenda so that we can discuss it with the people who wanted done in the audience thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 24, 2013, at 4:57 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Burgess will provide a progress report about the Kingfisher Canal during his administrative comments at the meeting on May 7th instead of adding it on the agenda. Should you need anything else please let me know. Thanks, Sandra
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/24/2013 5:06:07 PM Subject: Re: May 7th agenda Matt won't work I need it on the agenda so that we can discuss it with the people who wanted done in the audience thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 24, 2013, at 4:57 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/8/2013 8:21:36 AM Subject: RE: Mayor Jean M. Robb & Vice Mayor Joe Miller
Its done would you like for me to bring it to you.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 8:19 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Mayor Jean M. Robb & Vice Mayor Joe Miller
PleAse print out this email Sent from my iPhone On May 8, 2013, at 8:15 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
From: Todd Stencel [mailto:tstencel@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 6:39 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Mayor Jean M. Robb & Vice Mayor Joe Miller
Good evening Mayor Robb and Vice Mayor Miller, Congratulations Mayor Robb on your return to office - in reading the issues that you have been addessing in the city meetings, we are increasingly hopeful that residential concerns will begin to be recognized/resolved, rather than pushed off and ignored. We are writing this email to you in regard to traffic calming on SE 10th Street and SE 12th Avenue. After reading the minutes of the City meetings, we wanted to address this issue once again, as there is a misconception that the CRA funds are being used in all of District 1. In fact, improvements that have been made to the Cove area have resulted in increased traffic flow through our residential area (which is outside the CRA boundary) and according to communications with our city management, nothing is planned nor can anything be done to stop the high speeds on our streets (read e-mail chain below), despite the CRA improvements
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which are designed to increase traffic to the Cove/beach area. In searching through the City of Deerfield Beach codes - our street is designated to be a non-through truck street - however there is no sign stating this, and we have trucks to/from Publix and the Cove/beach area blowing through here everyday. We also have major flooding issues on SE 10th Street as well as SE 10th Terrace despite having several drains. The street level is approximately 3 inches higher than our driveways - our own driveway actually floods all the way to the garage door and is submerged 2 inches deep. Thank your for taking the time to read our concerns. Below is an email chain of communication regarding the speeding on our street. I would like to state that we have previously offered to even pay for speed matts to be installed. This offer would alleviate all budgetary constraint excuses. The main excuse to not implement any proposed traffic calming solutions is the designation of our street as an emergency route. However the logic in putting residents in harms way in order to speed to a rescue is an oxymoron. Additionally why compromise the safety of residents/pedestrians 99.9% of the time for the 0.1% of the time when emergency vehicles come through this particular area. Please feel free to contact us with any additional feedback or questions. Thank you again and look forward to your response. Sincerely Todd Stencel and Jennifer Pedone 1019 SE 10TH ST Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-610-2857 / 561-254-1669 tstencel@hotmail.com lbeach11561@yahoo.com
From: "Meyer, Jeffrey" <JMEYER@broward.org> To: "'LBeach11561@yahoo.com'" <LBeach11561@yahoo.com> Cc: "Sebo, Andrew" <ASEBO@broward.org>; "'bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com' (bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com)" <bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com>; "Shakib, Majid" <MSHAKIB@broward.org>; "Traffic, Internet" <TRAFFIC@broward.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 10:41 AM Subject: RE:Traffic calming SE 10th Street, west of SE 12 Ave, Deerfield Beach-addition of WB SL 25 sign
Hello Mr. Stencel and Ms. Pedone, This is in further follow up to your below e-mail inquiry for additional speed limit signs on SE 10 Street between Federal Highway and SE 12 Avenue in the City of Deerfield Beach. Please note that I completed a field review on January 10, 2013. I observed that there is an existing 25 mile per hour (MPH) speed limit sign located on eastbound SE 10 Street approximately 120 feet west of Federal Highway. However, I did not observe a speed limit sign in the westbound direction and as such, an additional westbound 25 MPH speed limit sign was installed on January 17, 2013. Please feel free to contact me if I may be of further assistance in this matter.
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Sincerely, Jeffrey J Meyer Broward County Traffic Engineering Division Telephone No. : 954.847.2652 Facsimile Transmittal No. : 954.735.8564 Hours: Monday through Thursday, 7 AM to 5 PM jmeyer@broward.org
From: Traffic, Internet Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 4:22 PM To: 'LBeach11561@yahoo.com' Cc: Sebo, Andrew; Meyer, Jeffrey; 'bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com' (bbuxton-tetteh@deerfield-beach.com); Shakib, Majid Subject: RE: traffic calming SE 10th Street Deerfield Beach
Mr. Stencel and Ms. Pedone, Thank you for contacting the Broward County Traffic Engineering Division (BCTED) with your below concerns. In response to your request for traffic calming measures to be implemented on SE 10 Street, please note that the responsibility to assess the justification for and to implement traffic calming measures, such as speed humps or roundabouts, falls to the respective municipality. By copy of this e-mail to Bernard Buxton-Tetteh, City of Deerfield Beach, I am requesting that he consider your request for traffic calming, and respond to you directly, with a copy to BCTED for our records. In regard to your concern for speed limit postings along SE 10 Street, I have copied Jeff Meyer, Engineering Technician with BCTEDs Studies Section. He will review SE 10 Street to assess the justification for additional speed limit sign postings. In addition to the copied e-mail address, Jeff may be contacted by telephone at 954.847.2652 should you need to speak to him.
<image001.jpg> Ann Borges, Sr. Division Administrative Assistant Traffic Engineering Division 954-847-2600 traffic@broward.org
From: LBeach11561@yahoo.com [mailto:LBeach11561@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2013 8:49 PM To: Traffic, Internet 6_13_2013
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/28/2013 8:37:00 AM Subject: Re: Mayor Robb Please respond to him telling him that we Are forwarding his concerns to the Parkin committee sothT we can address those problems with the new parking system Sent from my iPhone On May 28, 2013, at 8:31 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
From: production.director@gmail.com [mailto:production.director@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Ray Franklin Sent: Monday, May 27, 2013 7:54 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Mayor Robb
I enjoy listening to Steve Krevoy at Cove Bagel Deli breakfast. I live on the ocean at SE 6th St. I am concerned we are going to have problems with our beach walk similar to what was reported this week in Hollywood, FL. http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/05/26/3418179/hollywood-broadwalk-bicycles-and.html The signs indicating no dog, no bikes, no skateboards are so high and out of the way they are routinely ignored. I suggest something like these: http://goo.gl/qWqVS and enforcement before it gets out of hand. Proud of you Madam Mayor. Continued good fortune.
Ray Franklin Production Director, Stage America 702-879-8177
June 4th has been declared National Practice Speaking in Public Day
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From: To: CC: Date: 4/26/2013 1:19:17 PM Subject: RE: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers
Mayor Robb, We will do just that. Thanks,
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 11:43 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers
Of course. One with brownhair and the other blonde
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 9:28:51 AM Subject: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers Mayor Robb, Below is a response from the PIO ?s office regarding your picture on the wall in the commission chambers. Please let us know if you would still like for us to display both pictures. Thanks, Sandra
From: Mickey Gomez Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 8:50 AM To: Amanda Shafer; Rebecca Medina Cc: Lynn Fleming; Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers
I followed the same pattern with Mayor Robb's photo in the Commission Chambers as with photos of past mayors that had time gaps between their multiple terms. Mayor Robb's photo is one of five where there is a gap between terms. William Johnson, George Schott, Richard Mowry, and Oren Woodward are the other mayors with this same trend. Ex. Richard Mowry was mayor from 1969-1970 and then again from 1972-1973. Robert Dugdale was mayor from 1971-1972. Mr. Mowry has only one photo on the wall and it proceeds Mr. Dugdale's along the photo timeline. Although Mr. Mowry was mayor before Mr. Dugdale, the timeline places mayors based on their final term. This example is identical to the rest of the mayors mentioned above. That is why I placed only one photo of Mayor Robb on the wall and why it proceeds Mayor Noland as opposed to having two photos of Mayor R obb. I do have the original photo of Mayor R obb and name plate in my office. I did however use the original frame to mount the new photo of the Mayor. I hope I didn't confuse anyone. Thank you, Mickey Gomez Public Information Office City of Deerfield Beach 954.480.4430
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/8/2013 6:48:19 PM Subject: Re: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Ok Sent from my iPhone On May 8, 2013, at 5:13 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, In response to this matter, I wrote the following. Please review and let me know if I can forward it to Mr. Douglas Hall. Mr. Hall, I thank you for kind words to welcome me back in the seat as Mayor. I also want to thank you for writing me about the Freedom to Marry. At this time I ?m unable to sign the pledge. Regards,
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 4:38 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Sent from my iPhone On May 7, 2013, at 4:32 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Your email was blank.
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Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach!
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God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community.
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Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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From: To:
CC: Date: 5/8/2013 5:13:00 PM Subject: RE: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Mayor Robb, In response to this matter, I wrote the following. Please review and let me know if I can forward it to Mr. Douglas Hall. Mr. Hall, I thank you for kind words to welcome me back in the seat as Mayor. I also want to thank you for writing me about the Freedom to Marry. At this time Im unable to sign the pledge. Regards,
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Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer
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(954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice.
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A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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"Jean M." <Robb> SandraFlorvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/9/2013 2:16:31 PM Subject: Re: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry From: To: CC: Sondra please reply to him that I am not about to discuss the freedom of marriage with him and the other items that he wishes to discuss will be taken up at budget time and he can sit in and listen to those discussions so I don't see any need to personally meet with him because if freedom of Larry is going to be one of the topics Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 1:58 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Jean M. Robb, Thank you for the kind, thoughtful & prompt reply. Would it be too much to ask for a meeting? Not only would I like to sit down and talk about Equal Marriage but I'd also like to hear more about how Deerfield Beach is doing economically & when it comes to infrastructure. I grew up at Quiet Waters Elementary & have lived in Deerfield for several of the years of my young life. It would mean a lot to me (and I'm sure to my friends and other local issue advocares here in North Broward). Thanks again & I appreciate your hard work for the people of Deerfield & our South Florida community. God Bless, Doug Hall
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On May 9, 2013 1:51 PM, "Web City Commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:

Mr. Hall, I thank you for kind words to welcome me back in the seat as Mayor. I also want to thank you for writing me about the Freedom to Marry. At this time I ?m unable to sign the pledge. Sincerely, Mayor Jean M. Robb
Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com
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Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/9/2013 2:14:10 PM Subject: Re: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry I will not be amenable to a discuss about freedom to mArry And the other issues will be discussed at budget to M Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 1:58 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Jean M. Robb, Thank you for the kind, thoughtful & prompt reply. Would it be too much to ask for a meeting? Not only would I like to sit down and talk about Equal Marriage but I'd also like to hear more about how Deerfield Beach is doing economically & when it comes to infrastructure. I grew up at Quiet Waters Elementary & have lived in Deerfield for several of the years of my young life. It would mean a lot to me (and I'm sure to my friends and other local issue advocares here in North Broward). Thanks again & I appreciate your hard work for the people of Deerfield & our South Florida community. God Bless, Doug Hall On May 9, 2013 1:51 PM, "Web City Commission" <web.commission@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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Mr. Hall, I thank you for kind words to welcome me back in the seat as Mayor. I also want to thank you for writing me about the Freedom to Marry. At this time I ?m unable to sign the pledge. Sincerely, Mayor Jean M. Robb
Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com
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www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/7/2013 4:37:33 PM Subject: Re: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Mayor Jean Robb,

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First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business. I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/7/2013 4:32:31 PM Subject: RE: Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Mayor Jean Robb, First & foremost I'd like to congratulate you on your return to the Mayor's Seat in Deerfield Beach. As a longtime resident who grew up in Deerfield & the surrounding area with many friends & colleagues who live there I wish you the best of success bringing economic development & opportunity to the people of Deerfield. I'd like to sit down & talk about the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry Pledge. Deerfield Beach has yet to sign though most of the rest of Broward County has done so. The Pledge basically acknowledges that the Mayor of Deerfield Beach (you) endorse my right as an openly gay man to marry who I love. As a longtime resident, it would be deeply appreciated. It would make me feel even more at home as I travel in and around Deerfield - visiting old haunts, shopping & doing business.
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I hope you will find it in your heart to schedule an appointment with me sometime soon. (My contact information is below and I also phoned your office a moment ago with a message for you so they have it as well.) Thanks very much - I hope to get a better response (any response) than your predecessor. Mayor Noland never deigned to reply... Thanks again for all you do for the people of Deerfield Beach! God Bless, Douglas Roger Hall Relay for Life Team Captain, Fundraising Director & Staffer (954) 918-9410 Call or Text DouglasRogerHall@gmail.com Douglas@JohnPaulAlvarez.com Douglas.Hall@ElectScottHerman.com www.DouglasRHall3.blogspot.com Follow @DouglasRHall3 on Twitter P.S. If you have just $5 to spare, please consider donating to support the hard work of the American Cancer Society & honor the legacies of the ones we love affected by cancer. P.S.S. Please also take a moment to meet John Paul Alvarez & Scott Herman, Candidates for Florida State Representative here in South Florida. I am active on each of their campaigns & in these early days of the campaign, it is more important than ever that you invest $3 or more in their efforts to bring progress and prosperity to our Sunshine State.
Mayor Noland,
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I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our
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community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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Mayor Noland, I've considered it a blessing for a long time that I was raised for a large portion of my life in Deerfield Beach. From my days learning to roller blade and swim in Independence Bay with my grandparents to all six years of elementary school at Quiet Waters, Deerfield was a great place to grow up. I have lots of fond memories living, shopping, and learning in the City you now lead. Although I recently moved to Coral Springs from Deerfield, I am writing to you because I would like you to sign the "Mayors for the Freedom to Marry" pledge. It would mean a lot to me as a young gay local resident. There is no legal obligation stemming from it. It simply serves as an important message for equality in our
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community. Please let me know if you would like to sign and whatever process there needs to be in order for you to do so. My friend Mayor Marilyn Gerber of Coconut Creek has signed as well as eleven other mayors in our County. I hope you will do all you can to add your voice. A longtime resident & frequent Deerfield shopper, Doug Hall 954-822-7750
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From: To:
CC:
Jack <Seiler> Ryan Michael DanielJ.Stermer JohnA@oaklandparkfl.gov Mayor_Ross@CooperCityFL.org vboccard@coralsprings.org judy_paul@davie-fl.gov MayorDanDodge@gmail.com roseannminnet@lbts-fl.gov fschorr@lighthousepoint.com ftalerico@margatefl.com townclerk@townofpembrokepark.com mayor@plantation.org lamar.fisher@copbfl.com StarrPaton jnelson@swranches.org ejones@cityofwestpark.org mgerber@coconutcreek.net pbober@hollywoodfl.org barringtonr@lauderdalelakes.org rkaplan@lauderhill-fl.gov lmoseley@ci.miramar.fl.us jbrady@nlauderdale.org Beth.Talabisco@Tamarac.org gresnick@wiltonmanors.com JeanM.Robb WebCityCommission JohnR.Flint
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JamieCole Date: 6/12/2013 5:52:23 PM Subject: RE: Meeting of Mayors/Managers-Administrators/City Attorneys Until my service on the RRB board is completed, I can not attend any meetings with any other RRB board member where this issue is being discussed. Thank you for your leadership and service.
John P. "Jack" Seiler Mayor, City of Fort Lauderdale
"Ryan, Michael" <MRyan@sunrisefl.gov> wrote: Mayors: This email below went out this afternoon, along with the attachments, to all elected in the 26 contract municipalities. I look forward to seeing everyone Wednesday. Best, Mike ________________________________ From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Wed 6/12/2013 5:37 PM Subject: Protection of Resource Recovery System Cash and Assets Beneficially Owned by Municipalities
As you may be aware, there is a brewing dispute with the Broward County Commission ("BOCC") over the assets of the Resource Recovery System. At stake, tens of millions of dollars in total, and millions of dollars to individual municipalities. I have attached a copy of an INTERIM audit report of the Resource Recovery System, prepared for the RRB by the City Auditor of Fort Lauderdale ("Auditor"). You will see there are tremendous concerns regarding understatement of assets, potential misallocation of costs and liabilities, transfer of funds from the RRS to the County, and other matters of importance to us.
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Importantly, while the County seems to take the position they own all the assets, the Deputy County Attorney has stated on the record "that the legal title holder of the property is in the name of Broward County; however, the County has always treated it ultimately as an asset of the RRB because it is part of the Resource Recovery System." Recent actions of the BOCC are inconsistent with trying to find an amicable solution towards the appropriate distribution of assets to municipalities. On June 4, 2013, the BOCC took action to direct that a restrictive covenant be placed on the District's real property, action which could impair the ability to sell real property at its maximum price before distribution to the Contract Communities. On June 11, the BOCC unanimously voted to transfer dollars out of Resource Recovery System reserves, but refused to pay for RRB audit and legal expenses; As a result, our City Commission became concerned we would not receive our fair share of the assets we beneficially o
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 6/11/2013 10:28:31 AM Subject: RE: meeting with Mayor Robb
Mayor Robb, The meeting has been scheduled for tomorrow June 12 at 9:00am. I placed it on your calendar. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 10:20 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: meeting with Mayor Robb
See if you can schedule her for Wed.the 12th at 9 a.m.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 9:37:17 AM Subject: FW: meeting with Mayor Robb Mayor Robb, See original message below. Thanks, Sandra
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/19/2013 4:34:45 PM Subject: RE: Million Hour Save the Date
OK thanks
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 4:33 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Million Hour Save the Date
Job fAir that date Sent from my iPhone On Apr 19, 2013, at 4:29 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
From: Sely Mojica [mailto:selymojica@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 4:02 PM To: Sely Mojica Subject: Million Hour Save the Date
<image003.jpg> Mark your calendars for our last service project concluding the Million Hour Challenge. An invitation will follow. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/10/2013 4:56:26 PM Subject: RE: No Parking Signs at Sullivan Park From: To:
Mayor Robb, I forwarded your questions to the City Manager. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 4:31 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: No Parking Signs at Sullivan Park
When were the signs authorized and by whom? Was there an ordinance passed to authorize the signs? While I am on the subject of authorizations, who and when was authorization given for beach tennis matches?
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 2:41:27 PM Subject: RE: No Parking Signs at Sullivan Park Mayor Robb, Attached to this e-mail is a response from the City Manager regarding the letter from Mr. Seymour Adler. Should you have any questions please let me know. Thanks,
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-----Original Message----From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 1:28 PM To: 'Schnakenberg, Robert'; Burgess Hanson Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: No Parking Signs at Sullivan Park Burgess and Chief Schnakenberg, Mayor Robb would like for you to review the attached and provide me with some information to report back to her. Instructions are on her handwritten notes. Thanks,
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/5/2013 3:32:00 PM Subject: Re: Obstruction of justice? Did you get my first response about whether the police were investigating the theft allegation Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 11:01 AM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM > To: Web City Manager > Subject: Obstruction of justice? > > Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, > > > It is my understanding that Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton are still trying to muddy my good name. > > You may not be aware of this but Bernard Buxton had a city employee Philip O' Keefe to read the line of questions in my email, to employees in the meeting. Which still is perplexing to me as a resident, it's also a unprecedented maneuver on that department behalf when dealing with complaints or public request. > > Later that day, Bernard Buxton gathered employees around in their break area and angrily asked them "were they threatened" "did they feel threatened" he thinks they're going to tell him in his face yes? Bernard, un professionally again, continued to show them my new email response to the commission detailing their actions that morning. > > I'm being told now that Charles and Bernard are doing damage control and attempting to privately, persuade the workers to keep quiet and everything will go away. > > It is also my understanding that Charles & Bernard have met with supervisors and other city employees trying to figure out who the suspected mole or snitch, (their alleged words) is in the department. They have mentioned names of suspected employees, and those suspected will feel their wrath, I can attest to that....... > > Isn't this intimidation or bullying? The question city leaders should be asking Charles & Bernard, is why wasn't a police report made of the alleged reported thefts that clearly was brought to their attention numerous times by city employees in the department? Why did they just sit on the alleged information? It is my belief that Charles didn't want more light shined on his leadership skills after the Water Plant manager was dismissed for allegedly drinking on the job. > > It is also my belief and other city employees, that Bernard & Charles and possibly others in leadership positions will impede any investigation into the alleged thefts. "It's always kill the messenger or slander their name in Environmental Services". > > I ask that the City Manager suspend these two individuals, until a investigation is completed or the truth will get buried and replaced by their distorted set of facts and lies. > > Sincerely, > > Wayne Adams > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile "Jean M." <Robb> LynnFleming
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From: To: CC: Date: 6/5/2013 3:23:41 PM Subject: Re: Obstruction of justice? Has the police department followed up on the theft allegations Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 11:01 AM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM > To: Web City Manager > Subject: Obstruction of justice? > > Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, > > > It is my understanding that Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton are still trying to muddy my good name. > > You may not be aware of this but Bernard Buxton had a city employee Philip O' Keefe to read the line of questions in my email, to employees in the meeting. Which still is perplexing to me as a resident, it's also a unprecedented maneuver on that department behalf when dealing with complaints or public request. > > Later that day, Bernard Buxton gathered employees around in their break area and angrily asked them "were they threatened" "did they feel threatened" he thinks they're going to tell him in his face yes? Bernard, un professionally again, continued to show them my new email response to the commission detailing their actions that morning. > > I'm being told now that Charles and Bernard are doing damage control and attempting to privately, persuade the workers to keep quiet and everything will go away. > > It is also my understanding that Charles & Bernard have met with supervisors and other city employees trying to figure out who the suspected mole or snitch, (their alleged words) is in the department. They have mentioned names of suspected employees, and those suspected will feel their wrath, I can attest to that....... > > Isn't this intimidation or bullying? The question city leaders should be asking Charles & Bernard, is why wasn't a police report made of the alleged reported thefts that clearly was brought to their attention numerous times by city employees in the department? Why did they just sit on the alleged information? It is my belief that Charles didn't want more light shined on his leadership skills after the Water Plant manager was dismissed for allegedly drinking on the job. > > It is also my belief and other city employees, that Bernard & Charles and possibly others in leadership positions will impede any investigation into the alleged thefts. "It's always kill the messenger or slander their name in Environmental Services". > > I ask that the City Manager suspend these two individuals, until a investigation is completed or the truth will get buried and replaced by their distorted set of facts and lies. > > Sincerely, > > Wayne Adams > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile "Jean M." <Robb> LynnFleming
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 6/5/2013 3:43:21 PM Subject: Re: Obstruction of justice? Thanks Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 3:40 PM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > I will check with Captain Schnackenberg to see if he contacted Mr. Adams. > > -----Original Message----> From: Jean M. Robb > Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 3:24 PM > To: Lynn Fleming > Subject: Re: Obstruction of justice? > > Has the police department followed up on the theft allegations > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Jun 5, 2013, at 11:01 AM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > >> >> >> -----Original Message---->> From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] >> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM >> To: Web City Manager >> Subject: Obstruction of justice? >>
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>> Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, >> >> >> It is my understanding that Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton are still trying to muddy my good name. >> >> You may not be aware of this but Bernard Buxton had a city employee Philip O' Keefe to read the line of questions in my email, to employees in the meeting. Which still is perplexing to me as a resident, it's also a unprecedented maneuver on that department behalf when dealing with complaints or public request. >> >> Later that day, Bernard Buxton gathered employees around in their break area and angrily asked them "were they threatened" "did they feel threatened" he thinks they're going to tell him in his face yes? Bernard, un professionally again, continued to show them my new email response to the commission detailing their actions that morning. >> >> I'm being told now that Charles and Bernard are doing damage control and attempting to privately, persuade the workers to keep quiet and everything will go away. >> >> It is also my understanding that Charles & Bernard have met with supervisors and other city employees trying to figure out who the suspected mole or snitch, (their alleged words) is in the department. They have mentioned names of suspected employees, and those suspected will feel their wrath, I can attest to that....... >> >> Isn't this intimidation or bullying? The question city leaders should be asking Charles & Bernard, is why wasn't a police report made of the alleged reported thefts that clearly was brought to their attention numerous times by city employees in the department? Why did they just sit on the alleged information? It is my belief that Charles didn't want more light shined on his leadership skills after the Water Plant manager was dismissed for allegedly drinking on the job. >> >> It is also my belief and other city employees, that Bernard & Charles and possibly others in leadership positions will impede any investigation into the alleged thefts. "It's always kill the messenger or slander their name in Environmental Services". >> >> I ask that the City Manager suspend these two individuals, until a investigation is completed or the truth will get buried and replaced by their distorted set of facts and lies. >> >> Sincerely, >> >> Wayne Adams >> Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/5/2013 3:40:13 PM Subject: RE: Obstruction of justice? I will check with Captain Schnackenberg to see if he contacted Mr. Adams. -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 3:24 PM To: Lynn Fleming Subject: Re: Obstruction of justice? Has the police department followed up on the theft allegations Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 11:01 AM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: wayne1adams@yahoo.com [mailto:wayne1adams@yahoo.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM > To: Web City Manager > Subject: Obstruction of justice? > > Good day Commissioners and the honorable Mayor, > > > It is my understanding that Charles Dabrusco and Bernard Buxton are still trying to muddy my good name. > > You may not be aware of this but Bernard Buxton had a city employee Philip O' Keefe to read the line of questions in my email, to employees in the meeting. Which still is perplexing to me as a resident, it's also a unprecedented maneuver on that department behalf when dealing with complaints or public request. > > Later that day, Bernard Buxton gathered employees around in their break area and angrily asked them "were they threatened" "did they feel threatened" he thinks they're going to tell him in his face yes? Bernard, un professionally again, continued to show them my new email response to the commission detailing their actions that morning. > > I'm being told now that Charles and Bernard are doing damage control and attempting to privately, persuade the workers to keep quiet and everything will go away. > > It is also my understanding that Charles & Bernard have met with supervisors and other city employees trying to figure out who the suspected mole or snitch, (their alleged words) is in the department. They have mentioned names of suspected employees, and those suspected will feel their wrath, I can attest to that....... > > Isn't this intimidation or bullying? The question city leaders should be asking Charles & Bernard, is why wasn't a police report made of the alleged reported thefts that clearly was brought to their attention numerous times by city employees in the department? Why did they just sit on the alleged information? It is my belief that Charles didn't want more light shined on his leadership skills after the Water Plant manager was dismissed for allegedly drinking on the job. > > It is also my belief and other city employees, that Bernard & Charles and possibly others in leadership positions will impede any investigation into the alleged thefts. "It's always kill the messenger or slander their name in Environmental Services". > > I ask that the City Manager suspend these two individuals, until a investigation is completed or the truth will get buried and replaced by their distorted set of facts and lies. > > Sincerely, > > Wayne Adams > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Keven <Klopp> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 6/7/2013 10:53:34 AM Subject: RE: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat;System Corrections Pending From: To:
I ?ve been informed that the hot water feed was in place and connected. The switch on the water heater was in the ?off ? position. Much ado for naught.
Keven R. Klopp

From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 9:21 AM To: mamamayor@comcast.net; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer; Keven Klopp Subject: FW: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending
Mayor Robb, Please review the message below from Keven regarding the Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System. Thanks, Sandra
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In reply to the Mayor ?s inquiry: Most current information is that they believe the feed is in place and just not connected. Stiles, Kamm, and the City project manager are working on it today. See below.
Keven R. Klopp

From: Whitt Markum [mailto:Whitt.Markum@stiles.com] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:33 AM To: Dean Payne; Ismael Hernandez Cc: Charles DaBrusco; Keven Klopp; Frank Cristiano; Jay Laing; Jorge Garcia; Art Kamm Subject: RE: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending Dean We are looking into it this morning and will advise either at the meeting today or prior. Thanks Whitt From: Dean Payne [mailto:DPayne@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 7:56 AM To: Whitt Markum; Ismael Hernandez Cc: Charles DaBrusco; Keven Klopp; Frank Cristiano; Jay Laing; Jorge Garcia; Art Kamm Subject: PBR - FW: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System / Somat System Corrections Pending Importance: High
Please examine the preceding string of e-mails concerning the Somat System operation. Please complete the fresh hot water supply and drain configuration on this date; resolve any deficiency by close of business and mitigate the causes for delay in the restaurant operations. We can discuss the details this afternoon whether the referenced sorting table with water supply and drain is for the attention of others including the aforementioned remote switch. Thanks and please confirm Stiles Construction ?s commitment in this regard.
E. Dean Payne, Jr. / dpayne@deerfield-beach.com Capital Projects Manager & Contract Administrator
Capital Improvements Division of Environmental Services 200 Goolsby Boulevard Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 Office and V-mail: 954.427.3343 Mobile: 954.444.9923
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See me on this
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 7:03 PM To: 'toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com'; Burgess Hanson; Andy Maurodis; 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; David Santucci; Frank Cristiano; Kris Mory; 'andy@maurodislaw.com'; Jerry Ferguson; Kara Petty; Charles DaBrusco Cc: 'thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com'; 'vincent@flashbackdiner.com'; 'SGRISSARCH@aol.com'; 'spe_5@bellsouth.net' Subject: Re: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System

From: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner [mailto:toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 06:13 PM To: Keven Klopp; Burgess Hanson; Andy Maurodis; mamamayor@comcast.net <mamamayor@comcast.net>; David Santucci; Frank Cristiano; Kris Mory; Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com) <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Jerry Ferguson; Kara Petty; Charles DaBrusco Cc: Thomas Bertorelli <thomas.bertorelli@flashbackdiner.com>; Vincent Defauwes <vincent@flashbackdiner.com>; Steve Griss Archit <sgrissarch@aol.com>; Steve Edwards (spe_5@bellsouth.net) <spe_5@bellsouth.net> Subject: Fwd: Deerfield Beach Pier Somat System
Toula Amanna
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---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Lynn Margaris <lmargaris@deikitchen.com> Date: Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 2:49 PM Subject: Deerfield pier somat To: rrademacher@sunmarketingagents.com Cc: Toula Amanna Flashback Diner <toula.amanna@flashbackdiner.com> Bob, Thank you for your quick follow up on the issues existing at the Deerfield Pier Rest. with reference to the Somat unit. Your help and service with this has been of great value and gone above and beyond the norm. Please convey my most sincere appreciation to Steve and Somat for making the trip to Florida and his fine presentation at the location yesterday. As it stands now without addressing the issues below, the system is not ready for proper use and time is of the essence. Issues: (1) There is a cold water connection to the unit that should have been hot. This causes a problem since the grease cannot dissolve with the use of cold water. The DEI and Somat drawings submitted to the parties concerned i.e. the architect of record and the general contractor show a fresh hot water and a fresh cold water connection. (2) Lack of proper sorting for the unit based on current use ? ? ?. As directed by Steve Eno, your Somat engineer, a stainless steel sorting table, with water supply and drain needs to be designed for the area in front of the entry window, along with the proper wall covering in order to properly use the Somat and keep the area as clean and maintained as possible.
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(3) There seems to be a piece of the drain configuration that has been installed improperly and will work with just water flow as it did in the demo but once the restaurant starts putting refuse in, the unit will not work properly. The installation of that piece has to be corrected.
(4) My understanding is that in Jan. of this year, at the demo for the city, the city asked if it was possible to have a remote switch installed in the wall outside of the Somat room, next to the opening that feeds the machine and the answer was yes and it should be done based on the type of operation now being considered. This needs to be priced and again submitted to the city.
Based on the above issues, which are causing a delay in opening since the unit is not operational for this restaurant, a punch list needs to be given to the city so they may address the Somat issues with the architect and general contractor that were involved. Please understand again, time is of the essence and at this point any other delays will cause great hardship.
Bob, Please get back to me with your concerns, if any, since I cannot stress enough how important it is that all of these issues be addressed by the proper parties so the new restaurant can get operational.
Thanks, Lynn
Lynn P. Margaris DEI Foodservice 6_13_2013
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From: Hugh <Dunkley> To: BurgessHanson CC: JeanM.Robb Date: 4/19/2013 7:26:45 PM Subject: Re: Pension reform idea--URGENT I will review this weekend. Hugh Sent from my iPad On Apr 19, 2013, at 6:14 PM, "Burgess Hanson" <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Good afternoon. We are working on it already. Thanks. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com On Apr 19, 2013, at 5:09 PM, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: HAve finance issue a reply Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 4:43:37 PM EDT
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To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Lynn Fleming <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, Amanda Shafer <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT
Good Afternoon, Please see the email below from Scott Dudley from the Florida League of Cities. We need these numbers Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook From: Scott Dudley <SDudley@flcities.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 10:29:24 AM EDT To: Candice Eriks <candice@Ericksconsultants.com>, "Friedman, Bernie" <BFriedman@becker-poliakoff.com>, Keith Arnold <keith@jkarnold.com>, "Mr. Charles F. Dodge" <cdodge@ppines.com>, "David Shepp (dave@fsg-llc.net)" <dave@fsg-llc.net>, "Timothy Stanfield (tstanfield@cftlaw.com)" <tstanfield@cftlaw.com>, "Timothy J. Caddell" <tcaddell@pinellas-park.com>, "Douglas S. Bell" <dbell@penningtonlaw.com>, "Mario Rubio (mrubio@coj.net)" <mrubio@coj.net>, "Richard Candia " <richard.candia2106@gmail.com>, "Martha Ednfield (martha@penningtonlaw.com)" <martha@penningtonlaw.com>, Fausto Gomez <fgomez@gomezbarker.com>, Diana Ferguson <dferguson@reuphlaw.com> Cc: "Mayor Manny Marono (manny@mmarono.com)" <manny@mmarono.com> Subject: Pension reform idea--URGENT
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Good Morning and HAPPY FRIDAY!!! There is a concept floating around up here and we need some input from the "real world" fairly quickly. Please review this and /or pass this along to the appropriate person in your city so we can get some quick feedback. The concept is fairly simple. It would provide: All insurance premium tax revenues, in full (no distinction between base amounts and additional tax revenues), must be used to provide retirement benefits to police or fire and these benefits must be in addition to or greater than the retirement benefits provided to general employees of the city. It would not matter when in time the additional benefits were provided to police or fire ( the concept of 1999 benefit levels would disappear). The test would likely be done using the figures as "percentages of payroll". Basically, the cost of the general employee benefits would be determined as percent of payroll, as would the cost of the police or fire benefits and the amount of premium taxes would be converted to a percent of payroll. For example, if general employee costs 10 percent, police and fire costs the city 25 percent currently, under the concept premium taxes could fund up to 15 percent (it is very unlikely premium taxes would fund that much, which would leave the city the ability to negotiate benefit levels down to the amount equal to the cost of general, 10 percent , plus the premium tax, which for our example we will say generates another 7.5 percent, for a total of 17.5 percent). Thus as general employee retirement benefits are reduced and costs decrease, this provides more flexibility to reduce police fire benefits. The current 175-185 minimum benefit levels would remain in place as a minimum benefit floor.
sm-flc
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pension reform now
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From: Burgess <Hanson> To: JeanM.Robb CC: HughDunkley Date: 4/19/2013 6:14:52 PM Subject: Re: Pension reform idea--URGENT Good afternoon. We are working on it already. Thanks. Burgess Hanson City Manager Deerfield Beach, FL www.deerfield-beach.com On Apr 19, 2013, at 5:09 PM, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: HAve finance issue a reply Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 4:43:37 PM EDT To: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: Lynn Fleming <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, Amanda Shafer <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Subject: FW: Pension reform idea--URGENT
From: Sely Mojica [mailto:selymojica@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 2:55 PM To: Sely Mojica 6_13_2013
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Good Afternoon, Please see the email below from Scott Dudley from the Florida League of Cities. We need these numbers Monday or Tuesday if possible at the latest. Thank you, Sely Cochrane Interim Executive Director Broward League of Cities 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 122 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-357-7370 Fax: 954-357-5563 Website Facebook From: Scott Dudley <SDudley@flcities.com> Date: April 19, 2013, 10:29:24 AM EDT To: Candice Eriks <candice@Ericksconsultants.com>, "Friedman, Bernie" <BFriedman@becker-poliakoff.com>, Keith Arnold <keith@jkarnold.com>, "Mr. Charles F. Dodge" <cdodge@ppines.com>, "David Shepp (dave@fsg-llc.net)" <dave@fsg-llc.net>, "Timothy Stanfield (tstanfield@cftlaw.com)" <tstanfield@cftlaw.com>, "Timothy J. Caddell" <tcaddell@pinellas-park.com>, "Douglas S. Bell" <dbell@penningtonlaw.com>, "Mario Rubio (mrubio@coj.net)" <mrubio@coj.net>, "Richard Candia " <richard.candia2106@gmail.com>, "Martha Ednfield (martha@penningtonlaw.com)" <martha@penningtonlaw.com>, Fausto Gomez <fgomez@gomezbarker.com>, Diana Ferguson <dferguson@reuphlaw.com> Cc: "Mayor Manny Marono (manny@mmarono.com)" <manny@mmarono.com> Subject: Pension reform idea--URGENT Good Morning and HAPPY FRIDAY!!! There is a concept floating around up here and we need some input from the "real world" fairly quickly. Please review this and /or pass this along to the appropriate person in your city so we can get some quick feedback. The concept is fairly simple. It would provide: All insurance premium tax revenues, in full (no distinction between base amounts and additional tax revenues), must be used to provide retirement benefits to police or fire and these benefits must be in addition to or greater than the retirement benefits provided to general employees of the city. It would not matter when in time the additional benefits were provided to police or fire ( the concept of 1999 benefit levels would disappear).
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The test would likely be done using the figures as "percentages of payroll". Basically, the cost of the general employee benefits would be determined as percent of payroll, as would the cost of the police or fire benefits and the amount of premium taxes would be converted to a percent of payroll. For example, if general employee costs 10 percent, police and fire costs the city 25 percent currently, under the concept premium taxes could fund up to 15 percent (it is very unlikely premium taxes would fund that much, which would leave the city the ability to negotiate benefit levels down to the amount equal to the cost of general, 10 percent , plus the premium tax, which for our example we will say generates another 7.5 percent, for a total of 17.5 percent). Thus as general employee retirement benefits are reduced and costs decrease, this provides more flexibility to reduce police fire benefits. The current 175-185 minimum benefit levels would remain in place as a minimum benefit floor.
sm-flc
pension reform now
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/3/2013 2:27:55 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry Call her and tell her ill check my schedule keep her phone number for me Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 2:21 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/3/2013 3:15:24 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry From: To:
Mayor Robb, I called and informed her of your message below. I also saved her number in your contacts. Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 2:28 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry
Call her and tell her ill check my schedule keep her phone number for me Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2013, at 2:21 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. I saved her number in your contacts. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer
Date: 6/7/2013 8:40:53 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry

I left her a message, Im waiting to hear back.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:38 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry
Change it to Tuesday Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:17 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10 th at 9:00am. Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 2:22 PM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Phone Message - Martha Henry
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/7/2013 8:38:00 AM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry Change it to Tuesday Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:17 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10th at 9:00am. Sandra
Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/7/2013 8:17:30 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry From: To:
Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10th at 9:00am. Sandra
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/7/2013 11:20:49 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry
Ok thanks
Do not change the other appoiment Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:18 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Martha is not available on Tuesday morning. She will call me back to reschedule. Should I reschedule Mr. Parente for 9:00 am on Tuesday instead of 9:30am. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:41 AM To: Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry

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Change it to Tuesday Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:17 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10th at 9:00am. Sandra
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/7/2013 11:20:24 AM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Martha Henry Do not change the other appoiment Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:18 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Martha is not available on Tuesday morning. She will call me back to reschedule. Should I reschedule Mr. Parente for 9:00 am on Tuesday instead of 9:30am. Thanks, Sandra
I left her a message, I ?m waiting to hear back.

Change it to Tuesday Sent from my iPhone

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On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:17 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10th at 9:00am. Sandra
Mayor Robb, Martha Henry would like to meet with you regarding several issues at Johnnie McKeithen Park. Ms. Henry is not available on Thursday or Friday morning of this week. Her phone number is (561)306-4220. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer
Date: 6/7/2013 11:18:00 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Martha Henry

Mayor Robb, Martha is not available on Tuesday morning. She will call me back to reschedule. Should I reschedule Mr. Parente for 9:00 am on Tuesday instead of 9:30am. Thanks, Sandra

Change it to Tuesday Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:17 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Good morning Mayor, I scheduled the meeting with Ms. Henry for Monday, June 10th at 9:00am. Sandra
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/6/2013 11:24:33 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Allie Waldman From: To:
Yes Mayor Robb, I called back and spoke with Ms. Waldman directly. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:23 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Allie Waldman
You sent her my reply, didn't you? From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 10:15:15 AM Subject: Phone Message - Allie Waldman Mayor Robb, Allie Waldman would like to meet with you to discuss solid waste prior to the June 11th meeting. Please let me know if you will be available to meet with her and Ron Burgeron. Heather is the contact person and her phone number is (954)524-1100. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/6/2013 10:20:39 AM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Allie Waldman It is my policy not to meet with any. Of the principals involved in contract negotiations with the city they might ask Dennis Miele whether that is true
Please send them the above message Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 10:15 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Allie Waldman would like to meet with you to discuss solid waste prior to the June 11th meeting. Please let me know if you will be available to meet with her and Ron Burgeron. Heather is the contact person and her phone number is (954)524-1100. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/6/2013 2:14:04 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Annette Woods I do not have any influence in matters doing with the schools tell her to tell you what her problem is Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 2:09 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Annette Woods would like to set up a meeting with you regarding the Deerfield Beach High School Marching Band. Ms. Woods can be reached at (754)367-0910. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/20/2013 5:28:13 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Denis Brandt I called him And thanked him for the kind. Words Sent from my iPhone On May 20, 2013, at 4:15 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Denis Brandt and his wife stayed at the Embassy Suites while they were in Deerfield recently. Mr. Brandt described our beach to be immaculate every morning during his walk on the beach. He noticed city employees out every morning cleaning the showers and keeping the area in perfect condition. Mr. Brandt had nothing but great things to say about the beach walkway and the employees who work out there. Because of the positive experience, Mr. Brandt said, he is looking into buying a condo on the beach. He wanted to personally congratulate you and everyone else who made his experience pleasant on our beach. His number is (954)7901692
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 5/24/2013 11:38:23 AM Subject: Re: phone message - Doug Mummaw Set them up for tuesdAy at 9 a m
Sent from my iPhone On May 24, 2013, at 10:17 AM, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/23/2013 4:43:49 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Frank Provenzano
Mayor Robb, Frank Provenzano from Century Village Prescott A would like to request a meeting with you. He wishes to discuss his buying options of the Century Village Golf Course with you. He can be reached at (914)589-9229. Thanks,
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From: To: CC: Date: 4/30/2013 2:49:07 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein
Mayor Robb, Mr. Weinstein is aware that you will be in attendance and I add it to your calendar. Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:38 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb
Put it on my calendar and tell him ill be there Sent from my iPhone On Apr 30, 2013, at 2:35 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Howard Weinstein stopped by the office to inform you of the ribbon cutting ceremonys date. It will be on Wednesday, May 22 5:00pm at Total Medical Health Services located at 1877 W. Hillsboro Blvd. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 1:57 PM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net'; Jean M. Robb Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein
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From:
"Jean M." <Robb>
To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/30/2013 2:38:12 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein Put it on my calendar and tell him ill be there Sent from my iPhone On Apr 30, 2013, at 2:35 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Howard Weinstein stopped by the office to inform you of the ribbon cutting ceremony ?s date. It will be on Wednesday, May 22 5:00pm at Total Medical Health Services located at 1877 W. Hillsboro Blvd. Thanks, Sandra
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/30/2013 2:35:07 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Howard Weinstein From: To:
Mayor Robb, Howard Weinstein stopped by the office to inform you of the ribbon cutting ceremonys date. It will be on Wednesday, May 22 5:00pm at Total Medical Health Services located at 1877 W. Hillsboro Blvd. Thanks, Sandra
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From: To:
CC: Date: 4/26/2013 4:46:29 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Jack Shifrel
Mayor Robb, I just got off the phone with him and he respects your decision. Thanks, Have a great weekend!
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 4:35 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Jack Shifrel
Sandra call him and tell him I can't call him because he's part of the groups that are bidding for the city contract and I don't call anybody that's going to the city contract bidding process okay thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 26, 2013, at 4:30 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb,
Jack Shifrel would like to have a call back from you. Mr. Shifrel didnt leave me with any additional detail although he said you should know what hes calling about. His phone number is (954)551-5375. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/26/2013 4:35:30 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Jack Shifrel Sandra call him and tell him I can't call him because he's part of the groups that are bidding for the city contract and I don't call anybody that's going to the city contract bidding process okay thank you Sent from my iPhone On Apr 26, 2013, at 4:30 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb,
Jack Shifrel would like to have a call back from you. Mr. Shifrel didn ?t leave me with any additional detail although he said you should know what he ?s calling about. His phone number is (954)551-5375. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Amanda <Shafer> LynnFleming "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/10/2013 1:15:29 PM Subject: Re: phone message - Johnathan Rodriques, Brazilian Community Center From: To: CC: Do not reply to this email. If you need information please call us. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 10, 2013, at 1:09 PM, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mr. Rodriques is asking if you will be in support of a Resolution that you will be voting on Tuesday night regarding immigration. We explained to him that you haven ?t even seen it yet, and even if you did you may not want to share how you will vote on it until it ?s been presented. Should you wish to speak with him his number is 773-592-4116. He also said you could email him at jon.rodriques23@gmail.com Thank you, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/7/2013 11:21:56 AM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Marco Vagnini Put him on f Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:07 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Marco Vagnini is a resident of the Cove. He would like to set up a meeting with you to discuss a ficus hedge that was removed from the right of way to accommodate the Cove Gardens Improvement Project. Mr. Vagnini ?s phone number is (954)297-4318. Note: Kris Mory met with him and provided him with an option but he wants to see you. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/9/2013 9:46:48 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Pastor Davila From: To:
Mayor Robb, The meeting has been scheduled for the date below. Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 7:00 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Pastor Davila
Scedule him for Monday May 13th at 10 a.m.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:06:17 PM Subject: Phone Message - Pastor Davila Mayor Robb, Pastor Davila from CEZS Florida Church located at 2205 W. Hillsboro Blvd. would like to set up a meeting to introduce himself and his organization to you. He can be reached at (954)421-7737. Note: Damaria, the pastor ?s secretary, said that he ?s not available on Wednesdays. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/8/2013 6:49:13 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Pastor Davila
Mayor Robb, Pastor Davila from CEZS Florida Church located at 2205 W. Hillsboro Blvd. would like to set up a meeting to introduce himself and his organization to you. He can be reached at (954)421-7737. Note: Damaria, the pastor ?s secretary, said that he ?s not available on Wednesdays. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 4/17/2013 4:02:21 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Phil Medico From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Medico said he would still like to meet with you after the special meeting on the April 25th. He will make contact with the office later to make arrangement. Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 3:22 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Phil Medico
PleAse tell him I am not meeting with Any of the prospective companies involved in the up coming negotiAtions Sent from my phone On Apr 17, 2013, at 3:16 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Phil Medico would like to talk to you and he can be reached at (954)818-5866. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/17/2013 3:22:10 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Phil Medico PleAse tell him I am not meeting with Any of the prospective companies involved in the up coming negotiAtions Sent from my phone On Apr 17, 2013, at 3:16 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Phil Medico would like to talk to you and he can be reached at (954)818-5866. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/4/2013 4:48:19 PM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Urma Calvin From: To:
Mayor Robb, I scheduled her for Thursday at 9:00 am and I placed it in your calendar. Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 4:29 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Urma Calvin
Set her up for thursdAy at nine Sent from my iPhone On Jun 4, 2013, at 4:18 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Urma Calvin would like to meet with you regarding some concerns in her neighborhood. She did not want to provide any further detail. Ms. Calvins number is (954)427-6815. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/4/2013 4:29:18 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Urma Calvin Set her up for thursdAy at nine Sent from my iPhone On Jun 4, 2013, at 4:18 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Urma Calvin would like to meet with you regarding some concerns in her neighborhood. She did not want to provide any further detail. Ms. Calvin ?s number is (954)427-6815. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb
Date: 6/5/2013 10:07:40 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Vincent Parente

I sent his information to Jerry.
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 9:59 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Refer him to Jerry ferguson Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 9:52 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Mr. Parente stopped by the office and said he is still not being helped by the building department. His cell number is (978)317-4827. Thanks, Sandra
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From: To: CC: Date:
"Jean M." <Robb> SandraFlorvella-Pierre 6/5/2013 9:59:21 AM
Subject: Re: Phone Message - Vincent Parente Refer him to Jerry ferguson Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2013, at 9:52 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/7/2013 8:50:24 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Vincent Parente From: To:
I was able to confirm Tuesday at 9:30am with Mr. Parente. Thanks, Sandra
From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:25 AM To: Jean M. Robb; 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Mayor Robb, Mr. Parente is not available due to doctor appointments, he has 2 on Monday. He instead wants to know if you can meet with him at 9:00am on Tuesday, June 11th. Thanks, Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 5:52 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Put him on for mondAy at nine Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 5:23 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, After speaking to Jerry, Mr. Parente is insisting on talking or meeting with you. his contact number is (978)317-4827.
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Thanks, Sandra
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 6/7/2013 8:25:14 AM Subject: RE: Phone Message - Vincent Parente From: To:
Mayor Robb, Mr. Parente is not available due to doctor appointments, he has 2 on Monday. He instead wants to know if you can meet with him at 9:00am on Tuesday, June 11th. Thanks, Sandra
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 5:52 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Vincent Parente
Put him on for mondAy at nine Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 5:23 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, After speaking to Jerry, Mr. Parente is insisting on talking or meeting with you. his contact number is (978)317-4827. Thanks, Sandra
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From: To: CC: "Jean M." <Robb> SandraFlorvella-Pierre
Date: 6/6/2013 5:51:56 PM Subject: Re: Phone Message - Vincent Parente Put him on for mondAy at nine Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 5:23 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, After speaking to Jerry, Mr. Parente is insisting on talking or meeting with you. his contact number is (978)317-4827. Thanks, Sandra
Sandra Pierre City Manager ?s Offic e City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Offic e 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: AmandaShafer CC: Date: 5/24/2013 2:28:45 PM Subject: Re: Pier Restaurant Thanks Sent from my iPhone On May 24, 2013, at 2:15 PM, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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Patricia <Saunders> KevenKlopp LynnFleming AmandaShafer SandraFlorvella-Pierre BurgessHanson DonnaDeFronzo SheilaFlemming-Portis mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb HeatherMontemayor sharon@maurodislaw.com AndrewMaurodis ShaunDonovan GordonHUDMiamiJohn AnnChavis SuzanScott WebCityCommission Date: 6/6/2013 4:54:33 PM Subject: Re: Public Record Request From: To: CC: Mr. Klopp, first off all I did not send you an email nor did I ask you to respond to me with any of these lies. As to your response, I did not agree with the City on anything during that meeting, get your story straight. Me and the Contractor Jim Joyce agreed with each other on the safety hazard of my new born, and in previous emails I have sent to you; you can see that I was the one who stated that if push comes to shove that the City would have to relocate me and my family and that was before the baby was born. On Tuesdays meeting did you forget what all was said during that meeting because you asked me about relocation and I said to you, there is certain areas I would not go and I don't want to go to far because I will not give the contractors a key to my home so I have to be somewhere closer to my home so that I can let the contractors in to work and lock up after they leave. And I have also sated that I prefer not to leave my home. I also stated again that the contractors can isolated the areas because of the dust and everyone
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including yourself agreed with that and you stated that if the price for relocation of me and my family staying in the house with the contractor using the exhaust fan and other equipment would fit in the budget as you put it. Donna asked Mr. Lamarr, if he could but the relocation for me and my family in on the specs. to be bid on, and Mr. Lamarr stated that he does not have any experience in doing that, and Jim Joyce stated that the contractors does not bid on relocation of families nor do they pay for that. So you get your story straight Mr. Klopp. I did not request for a summary of your background, stupid is stupid. And your question to me makes you look stupid. And did you forget that you are the weakest link Mr. Keven Klopp from NMB. Mr. Klopp, I know all I need to know about your background; so don't send me a summary of it unless I request for it. Donna, told me that Jim Joyce is the contractor, now you are saying a "fourth different contractor" wow. The contractors don't want to work on the home due the how the specs. is written. I have not signed any contract with any contractors so I don't know why you are trying to make it look like I am the one who is causing the contractors to not want to do the rehab. to home. As you can remember on the email you dated April 24, 2012, you stated that all the work was not going back out to re-bid it was only the conversation that was going to be bid on, so know what changed your mind. An Jim Joyce said during that meeting on Tuesday he would prefer for the work to go back out to re-bid because it was over a year when the bid was done, and he also stated that the specs. were not clear and items such as rotten wood in the front of the house was missing from the specs. Me as a home owner maintains what I have to maintain, or this house would be vacant waiting on the City to come and rehab. it. So I maintain it good enough by holding it up with stick and rocks, so that it does not fall on me and my family head because the City promise me that they would fix my home. Yes Mr. Klopp, you don't like me, and I don't like you either. You did everything in your limited amount of power for the commissioners not to approve the rehab. conversation on my garage/den to living space and you gave Bill Ganz in accurate information about me and do you really want me to go on. Mr. Klopp, I don't have time for this. I just want to know when is my home going to be repaired.
Patricia Saunders-Malik
From: Keven Klopp <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "psaund000@yahoo.com" <psaund000@yahoo.com> Cc: Lynn Fleming <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>; Amanda Shafer <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>; Sandra Florvella-Pierre <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com>; Burgess Hanson <Chmgrpc2@deerfield-beach.com>; Donna DeFronzo <DDeFronzo@deerfield-beach.com>; Sheila Flemming-Portis <sflemming-portis@deerfield-beach.com>; 6_13_2013
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Dear Mrs. Saunders-Malik: In response to the questions in your e-mail below, which was forwarded to me by Mayor Robb: Staff is working to collect the records you have requested. The reasonable amount of time it takes to respond a request depends upon the size and complexity of the request. The City always responds within this timeframe as set forth by Florida Statutes. After numerous attempts to find a way to commence the rehabilitation of your home and garage without further delay, yesterday ?s meeting was held to make a group decision. For numerous reasons (including but not limited to contractor conditions which neither you nor the City could accept, as well as an insistent recommendation from HUD) the conclusion reached by everyone, including yourself, was that the project must be re-bid in its entirety. An update to incorporate the approved revisions to the previous scope of work and specifications will be completed and a new bid issued. Once concluded, we most likely will be attempting to award the work and get an agreement signed with the fourth different contractor The schedule for commencement of the repairs is dependent upon you and a contractor reaching an agreement. You have stated that you are concerned about the impact of noise and dust on your newborn child, and you told the current contractor so. Because you had never expressed the same concern in regard to your other young child -- and, because you have indicated that you would not relocate even if the City had the ability to offer such an option -- your opinion regarding the age at which your youngest child can be subjected to the impacts of construction in the home was quite relevant to the question of when you and the (next) contractor might determine that the work can begin. You answered that the impact is a concern for children of any age -- and I agreed. It was thus agreed that construction can commence as soon as possible. It was decided that the specifications in the new bid will be strengthened to further ensure the contractor employs means and methods to the segregate construction areas from the remainder of the house to mitigate the impacts to the extent feasible. And you also agreed to make accommodations to minimize your children ?s exposure to the construction impacts. Responsibility for all maintenance and repair of the home is yours. THE NSP program is an opportunity to have repairs done using federal grant funds to pay for them. If it is determined by an electrician or a HVAC technician hired by you that system replacements are needed to rectify an unsafe emergency situation, staff will take appropriate action to proceed on those items ahead of time. However, until presented with such information, the program will not take responsibility for maintenance at your home. Attached is the most recent news release about vacancies on city advisory boards Also attached in reply to your inquiry is a summary of my professional background
Finally, my job is to ensure that the rehabilitation of your home proceeds pursuant to the applicable program rules as well as prudent public administration in general. I have no dislike for you, nor any opinions whatsoever in this matter other than a sense of obligation for fulfilling my employer ?s expectations. I simply request that you not express mistaken assumptions about my personal feelings, at least not to my employers and professional colleagues.
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Please let me know if you have additional questions with which I can assist. Respectfully,
Keven R. Klopp

From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:26 AM To: Burgess Hanson; Keven Klopp; Donna DeFronzo; Sheila Flemming-Portis Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Public Record Request
Good morning, Please review the e-mail below from Mayor Robb. Thanks, Sandra
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 11:21 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Public Record Request
Please forward this message to the city manager, Kevin Klopp, Donna DeFronzo and the IT Department. From: "Patricia Saunders" <psaund000@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 10:50:41 AM Subject: Public Record Request Ms. Jean Robb, how are you doing this morning? I have a couple of questions if you can help me with. On May 24, 2013, I put in a public record request for two items. The first item requested was for the NSP1 receipients for the City of Deerfield Beach with the names, address, and accounts of all the money spent on their home. An itemized statement of all the money spent on those homes and to rehab the homes, and also the money that was allocated on each property.
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The second item requested was to have a copy of all the emails between the City of Deerfield Beach, CRA, and HUD in regards to my home rehab. Ms. Jean Robb, I would like to know what is the turn around time or how long the City have to respond to my request. Because I was told by Heather on Tuesday that they are waiting on Keven Klopp, Donna Defronzo, and Sheila from the IT department. As you probably already know Keven Klopp does not like me and is trying to do everything in is limited power to not repair my home. I had meeting with them on Tuesday and it did not went well, because they could not give me a date on when the repairs would start on my home, Donna and Keven just decided now to put the rehab specs out for re-bid again. They should have put that out to re-bid sense last year, but they are trying to waste more time to give me a hard time an not have my home repaired. Keven Klopp, asked me in the meeting on Tuesday when would be a good time when my baby is older to start the work on my home due to health and safety issue that me and the contractor Jim Joyce is concern about the dust an noise it harm the baby health. He is giving the City a bad image, and where did he get his education from because he asked me a very stupid question. The house we are living in now for two years holds a safety hazard threat to me and my family. Ms. Robb, I am afraid one day the house would catch on fire and someone would fall into the bath tub and break their neck or cause other bodily harm. This house is a sitting tragedy waiting to happen, and when it does I will be seeing them in court if I even survive the tragedy, because its all do to the repairs that's suppose to take place and the repairs are not done. I have warn them about the electrical panel that is switching off and on and some of the outlets not working when that happens. They did emergency work to other people house but they don't want to do emergency repairs to mine, this is a big conflict. Also, I would like to know if there are any other open slots on any of the other advisory board, in which I can apply?
News Release
CONTACT: Public Information Office?City of Deerfield Beach ?150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441?P: 954-480-4417 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: web.pio@deerfield-beach.com
IMMEDIATE RELEASE ? March 25, 2013
Calling Deerfield Beach residents: your city needs you!

DEERFIELD BEACH ? Are you a Deerfield Beach resident or business owner with a desire to contribute to the progress of your city? You may be a perfect candidate for one of the city's boards or committees. The City Commission is seeking qualified applicants willing to serve as board or committee members. The application window will be open from Monday, April 1st through Tuesday, April 30th at 5 PM.
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Appointments are being considered for the Beautification Authority, Cultural Committee, Memorial Committee, Community Appearance Board, Planning and Zoning Board, Unsafe Structures Board, and the Deerfield Beach Housing Authority. Permanent residents of the city are eligible to serve on these boards. For the Community Appearance Board, a member may serve if he or she is either a resident OR has a business in the city. Some technical expertise requirements, in addition to the residency requirement, do apply to the Community Appearance and Unsafe Structures Boards. If you are interested in being appointed to either of those boards, please contact the city so that your expertise can be matched to the requirements. Don't delay - the opportunity to apply will end in one month. Learn more about the duties of city advisory boards and download an application today at www.Deerfield-Beach.com/advisoryboards. For more information call 954-480-4213 or email mailto:web.clerk@DeerfieldBeach.com.
Application window for city boards and committees opens April 1

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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LoriA.McConaughey CC: Date: 5/8/2013 1:20:18 PM Subject: Re: Reading Resource Room-QWE Depends on the time since it is a commission meeting night Sent from my iPhone On May 8, 2013, at 11:09 AM, "Lori A. McConaughey" wrote: > On behalf of Quiet Waters Elementary School, we would like to extend an invitation for you to attend a special grand opening of our Reading Oasis Room on Tuesday, May 21. We hope you can join us. > > Lori McConaughey, Principal > Quiet Waters Elementary School > (754) 322-8109 > > Under Florida law. email addresses are public records. Your email address and the contents of any email sent to the sender of this communication will be released in response to any request for public records, except as excluded by F.S. 119.071, 1002.22 (3) (d) [student records], or any other law of the State of Florida. If you do not want your email address to be released as part of any public records request, do not send email to this address, rather contact this office by phone or in writing. > The School Board of Broward County, Florida expressly prohibits bullying, including cyberbullying, by or towards any student or employee. See Policy 5.9 Anti-Bullying for additional information. > > >
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Richard <Rosenzweig> RebeccaMedina JeanM.Robb KrisMory Date: 3/22/2013 7:53:49 AM Subject: Re: Reminder: Public Information Workshop Scheduled for SR A1A;Design Improvements From: To: CC: At the district II meeting last night the Mayor sent me a note that she cancelled The meeting on the 28th in honor of the Passover Holiday. However. I can attend the meeting as the 28th is a non observed day of prayer.
Sent from my iPad On Mar 20, 2013, at 10:45 AM, "Rebecca Medina" <rmedina@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
News Release
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
? March 20, 2013
Public Information Workshop Scheduled for SR A1A Design Improvements

DEERFIELD BEACH ? The City of Deerfield Beach is holding a Public Information Workshop on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at the Central City Campus located at 401 SW 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441. The workshop will run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
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This workshop is scheduled to update residents on the design of improvements planned for SR A1A from SE 3 rd Street to NE 7 th Street. This engineering design project began June 2012 following federal approval of the locally approved concept. Construction of the planned improvements has not been scheduled and is contingent upon funding approval. The project, if funded, will consist of replacing the existing substandard two-lane roadway with a new two-lane road with bike-lanes; curb and gutter; and a complete sidewalk system. Other improvements involve intersection improvements at SR A1A and Hillsboro Boulevard; intersection Improvements at SR A1A and NE 20th Terrace; and water quality and water quantity treatment required by the South Florida Water Management District. For more information please contact the Public Information Office at 954-480-4417.
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/7/2013 9:09:36 AM Subject: RE: Roundtable with Congressman Ted Deutch
Thanks for the quick reply. Lynn
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 9:08 AM To: Lynn Fleming Cc: Jean Robb (mamamayor@comcast.net); Amanda Shafer; Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Roundtable with Congressman Ted Deutch
Not me Sent from my iPhone On May 7, 2013, at 9:00 AM, "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Please let us know if you wish to attend and we will RSVP for you. Lynn
From: Brier, Theresa [mailto:Theresa.Brier@mail.house.gov] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 8:43 AM Subject: Roundtable with Congressman Ted Deutch
Congressman Ted Deutch

Invites you to participate in a
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Roundtable with Broward County Local Elected Officials
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When: Wednesday, May 29th 10:30 am 11:30 am (optional tour of Junior Achievement to follow) Where: Junior Achievement of South Florida
(on campus of Broward College) 1130 Coconut Creek Blvd. Coconut Creek, FL 33066 Kindly RSVP to my Broward County Director, Theresa Brier by calling (954) 255-8336 or by email at Theresa.Brier@mail.house.gov.
Theresa Brier Broward County Director U.S. Congressman Ted Deutch District 21 Palm Beach County District Office: 8177 W. Glades Road, Suite 211 Boca Raton, FL 33434 phone: (561) 470-5440 fax: (561) 470-5446
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Broward County Community Offices: Coral Springs - Cypress Hall 1300 Coral Springs Drive Coral Springs, FL 33071 Coral Springs (954) 255-3071 Margate (954) 972-6454 Theresa.Brier@mail.house.gov www.teddeutch.house.gov
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: "SamGTruittJr.$LinkedInInvitations$" CC: Date: 5/13/2013 9:44:33 AM Subject: Re: Sam G Truitt Jr.'s invitation is awaiting your response Not my thing Sent from my iPhone On May 13, 2013, at 7:22 AM, "Sam G Truitt Jr. (LinkedIn Invitations)" <invitations@linkedin.com> wrote:
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb
Date: 5/6/2013 4:33:17 PM Subject: RE: SAVE THE DATE: Consecration City Miami
Thursday May 30 th at 7:00pm
From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:30 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: SAVE THE DATE: Consecration City Miami
What date Sent from my iPhone On May 6, 2013, at 4:24 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
From: Jim Di Chito [mailto:dichitoj@aol.com] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 4:19 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Fwd: SAVE THE DATE: Consecration City Miami
Dear Mayor Robb, Most Reverend Thomas Wenski, Archbishop of Miami, and the Honorable Mayor of the City of Miami Toms Regalado wish to extend to you and your commissioners, a special Mass for the consecration of the City of Miami to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary. Please RSVP us at missionfortheloveofgod@gmail.com , so that we can reserve seating at the Mass and also to have your reception passes for after the Mass. God Bless and we hope to see you at this special event, The Archdiocese of Miami www.miamiarch.org
(Please forward)
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DONT MISS THIS HISTORICAL EVENT
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/22/2013 3:57:13 PM Subject: RE: Street flooding I will forward it to Burgess. -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:57 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Street flooding Have the city's manAger reply Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 3:52 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:43 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: Street flooding > > Good day madam Mayor, > My name is Glenn Topping and live at 4160 NW 8 Lane with several concerns. > The corners of NW 41 ct and Military Trail and Military Trail and Sample rd and flood terribly after a heavy rain causing quite a problem. Can the storm drains be cleaned out as they have not been cleaned probably ever. > Also since our area was incorporated into the city from the county years ago we have seen only increases in taxes, fire fees and issues with code enforcement. How do we get our streets repaved ,they are in dire need or resurfacing.
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> > Thank you
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/22/2013 3:56:35 PM Subject: Re: Street flooding Have the city's manAger reply Sent from my iPhone On Apr 22, 2013, at 3:52 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > > > -----Original Message----> From: Glenn Topping [mailto:glenntopping@att.net] > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 3:43 PM > To: Web City Commission > Subject: Street flooding > > Good day madam Mayor, > My name is Glenn Topping and live at 4160 NW 8 Lane with several concerns. > The corners of NW 41 ct and Military Trail and Military Trail and Sample rd and flood terribly after a heavy rain causing quite a problem. Can the storm drains be cleaned out as they have not been cleaned probably ever. > Also since our area was incorporated into the city from the county years ago we have seen only increases in taxes, fire fees and issues with code enforcement. How do we get our streets repaved ,they are in dire need or resurfacing. > > Thank you
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From: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/19/2013 10:22:56 AM Subject: RE: Tell them chAmber that I had already agreed to help Ok thanks I'll let her know. -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 10:22 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Tell them chAmber that I had already agreed to help Sent from my iPhone
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 6/7/2013 8:48:28 AM Subject: Re: The job categories By all means Sent from my iPhone On Jun 7, 2013, at 8:42 AM, "Lynn Fleming" wrote: > Do you wish for me to forward this to Mike Milanowski? > > Thank you, > Lynn > > -----Original Message----> From: Jean M. Robb > Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:37 AM > To: Lynn Fleming > Subject: The job categories > > The job descriptions are the Same the titles are changed to circumvent rehiring of employees that were let go > > Sent from my iPhone
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From: Lynn <Fleming> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 6/7/2013 8:42:30 AM Subject: RE: The job categories Do you wish for me to forward this to Mike Milanowski? Thank you, Lynn -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 8:37 AM To: Lynn Fleming Subject: The job categories The job descriptions are the Same the titles are changed to circumvent rehiring of employees that were let go Sent from my iPhone
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/20/2013 5:30:22 PM Subject: Re: Traffic Policy Ask Debruno to check with bracAto Sent from my iPhone On May 20, 2013, at 3:43 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Mayor Robb, Please review the City Manager ?s directive to Charlie DaBrusco. Thanks, Sandra From: Burgess Hanson Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 8:52 AM To: Charles DaBrusco (cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com) Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Charlie, Good morning. Pleases delegate this request to an employee that can carry out the policy. I will also need a copy of the latest policy adopted by a previous City Commission. I do believe that SE 10th Street is exempt due to it being a major roadway for emergency response. Let me know. Thank you. Burgess From: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 8:42 AM To: Burgess Hanson Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: FW: Traffic Policy
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Burgess, Please review the Mayor ?s comments below. Thanks, Sandra

From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 7:38 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Fwd: Traffic Policy
Please forward this to the manager and and tell them that we feel that the calming devices are needed here, and since they are offering to pay for them, lets give them what they want. This is not a county or fire depoartment issue, this is a city choice. Lets get it done. The blame for inacTion has been placed on the fire rescue people. According to the fire chief, that is not their objection. I have to believe that with all of the speed bumps in the city, that the city did not do a survey to validate the use. This has gone on too long, and it is a problem that is easily remedied lets get it done now before we have a serious accident which will cost the city more money in the long run since we have been made aware of the hazard that exists.. From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <sflorvella@deerfield-beach.com>, "todd stencel" <tstencel@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 7:49:59 PM Subject: RE: Traffic Policy Hi Sandra and Mayor Robb, We appreciate you sending us the Traffic Calming Policy that was created in 2005. We have already read the policy, which is why we are trying to get this issue addressed. I apologize for the length of my response, but there is lot of content that needed to be included. The policy states that if the street is a designated emergency response road, no traffic calming can be implemented. This document does not allow for the consideration of the speeding issues we have that leave our homes, children, residents, pedestrians, pets, and bicyclists in harms way. SE 10th street, as well as SE 12th Ave and SE 15th, is used as a major artery for beach traffic. The CRA has used a lot of funds in improving the beach - which has resulted in greater cut-through traffic, at high speeds, through our residential neighborhood. These streets should be safe and look beautiful in order to encourage more interest in living and investing in our fine city.
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***it is important to note: SE 10th street already has a speed tablet - it is east of 12th avenue. How is it ok to have speed mats on that end of the street but not on this end? In 2010 we had a car go into, yes into, the house directly across from us, several years earlier we had another car go INTO the house next to us. This past year we had a car drive into our palm trees in the swale - after driving against traffic, on the sidewalk. We've had dogs hit and kids nearly hit by drivers that refuse to drive 25 mph. The average speed through here is 40-45mph. We've had motorcycle traffic police come here (it seems they come more towards the end of the month) and they pull over a steady stream of speeders... at times they have cars lined up in our driveways as there are that many. 1. An emergency response route designation should not put the residents in harms way. Our streets are used approximately 1% of the time during a month for emegency. Which leaves us exposed 99% of the time. This is ridiculous. 2. If we, as a city, want to increase revenue by attracting more people to the beach we should provide a safe way to get there. Bicycles are sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians as it's too dangerous to ride in the street. 3. This is a non through-truck street, yet there is no sign anywhere stating this. We have commercial trucks for Publix and the Cove/Beach area blowing through here everyday. 4. We offered to pay for the speed tablets and/or stop signs - there should be no budgetary excuses. 5. Going through the city website and reading meeting minutes, the speeding in the cove area has been a long standing issue. Speed tablets have been recommended, stop signs have gone up and then taken down... etc. This problem has not been resolved, yet it is a known problem, for many years. The below is taken from Regular City Commission Meeting on November 20, 2007 -- please note, this is after the traffic calming policy was implemented in 2005. As stated previously, the stop signs have gone missing, and we were informed by Charles DaBrusco that we are too close to the traffic light to have one put back. 3) Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7th Street, Deerfield Beach, wishes to address the Commission concerning traffic calming on SE 15th Avenue between SE10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard.
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Joel Barnes, 1628 SE 7TH Street, expressed concerns regarding traffic problems on SE 15th Avenue between SE 10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard. He said that they are
experiencing two major arteries that is heavily used and people are cutting onto SE 15th Avenue to access these roads. He said that SE 15th Avenue is also being used as a shortcut to the beach, from SE 10th Street. Additionally, he stated that the street is also inviting to pedestrians. He complained about the speeding cars in a 25 mph traveling at 30, 40, and 50 mph.
Continuing, Mr. Barnes stated that he has spoken with Charlie DaBrusco and Jimmy Graham regarding this matter and they advised that this is an evacuation route. He further stated that he was advised that FDOT and Broward County does not consider this as an evacuation route; however, the City considers it as an emergency response route. He urged the Commission to assist in this matter. Mayor Capellini gave a brief explanation about the traffic calming in the subject community and referred the matter to the City Manager. ----------------------------------In closing, I wanted to point out that we have spoken to the city manager, BSO, engineering, etc... I am told that BSO does not have any problem with speed tablets, that the sole reason this is not allowed is that the fire dept does not want to drive the fire trucks over the mats... please remember, the citizens pay for the trucks. If speed tablets and/or stop signs are not the solution, then please tell me what is... we are happy to pay towards a real solution to this problem. Perhaps beautification is the answer since this stretch of street has no median and is rather bare looking? Maybe adding a bike lane, or curbs, or paint lines ... anything... Thank you once again for allowing us the opportunity to address this with you. We are entirely open to your suggestions/solutions and remain happy to work towards that with you. Sincerely, Jenn & Todd
From: SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com To: tstencel@hotmail.com; longbeachny@live.com Subject: FW: Traffic Policy Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 21:11:42 +0000 Good afternoon, I ?m forwarding you this e-mail on behalf of Mayor Robb. Please review the attached it is the traffic calming policy. Should you have any questions please let me know.
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Thanks,
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/20/2013 8:41:59 AM Subject: Re: Traffic Policy Sondra please ask the city manager if he will approve the traffic calming devices that these people are looking for since 2007 I spoke with the fire chief and he is tired of there being used as an excuse not to do it because he says and I say this is simply a city project now I want them to contact the sender of this email and arrange to have him pay for the traffic calming device Sent from my iPhone On May 20, 2013, at 8:35 AM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" wrote: > Manager.
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From: To: CC: Date: "Jean M." <Robb> SandraFlorvella-Pierre 6/11/2013 5:55:20 PM
Subject: Re: tranfer station I spoke to her on the phone and was able to speak with chad to answer her questions Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 5:07 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Ok thanks, I ?ll let her know.
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From: To: CC: Date:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb 6/11/2013 5:07:51 PM
Subject: RE: tranfer station

Ok thanks, Ill let her know.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/11/2013 5:02:10 PM Subject: Re: tranfer station Our meeting is on June eighteen Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 3:59 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: To: CC: Date: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net LynnFleming AmandaShafer 6/12/2013 8:39:38 AM
Subject: RE: tranfer station

Thanks for letting me know.
I spoke to her on the phone and was able to speak with chad to answer her questions Sent from my iPhone On Jun 11, 2013, at 5:07 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Ok thanks, Ill let her know.
Pat Donovan Pompano Lincoln M ercury (954) 782-8110
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From: To: CC: Date:
Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer 6/6/2013 5:18:09 PM
Subject: RE: Tresspassers

I sent the message below to Code Enforcement and Utilities.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 12:13 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Tresspassers
Send the drainage problem to utilities and the panhandlers to Code enforcement.
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 5/7/2013 6:27:31 PM Subject: Re: UPDATE E-911: BOCC Meeting Today -- BOCC adopts I-Board;Recommendation for Countywide Funding! Please send to mike Ryan thank you for All your hard work on our behalf Sent from my iPhone On May 7, 2013, at 5:17 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: fastfreddy1752@aol.com CC: Date: 5/10/2013 10:38:23 AM Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening In have sent this to our pr person Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 8:06 PM, "fastfreddy1752@aol.com" <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> wrote:
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From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/10/2013 4:58:36 PM Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening & don't call OR write me;ever again!!!
Dear Mayor Robb, I received a phone call from Rebecca Medina about noon today. She seamed a little upset that I had written to you, and said "This is Rebecca Medina from Deerfield Beach. I just got your memo to the Mayor, and wish you'd called me instead. I'm the Public Information Officer for the City, and I want to assure you that we are always on top of these community events." She advised me that Wal-Mart doesn't want outside folks at these store openings, and then went on to tell me what she does for Council and District meetings. I told her I had talked with Richard Rosenzweig and written to Mr. Hansen, with copies to her last month about improving the different ways we communicate with the various groups and neighborhoods at all ages, and our seniors that may NOT have a computer, and don't read her press or TV release announcements to the media. Rebecca has NEVER gotten back to me on this subject. She rather forcefully told me that she's putting together a list of H.O.A.s now, and is working on my suggestion to put a flyer into the Broward Water bills about meetings, etc. I got the distinct feeling that she didn't like my asking questions of her, nor did she want any of my "nutty" ideas about yard signs telling folks about District meetings like the two Commissioner Rosenzweig had on April 23rd. When we talked about the guy from Boston who was at Richard's B.S.O. sub-station district meeting, telling us about his "Recycleable Rewards Program", and that he can "target" messages for us to residential neighborhoods with his new programs, she said nothing. Actually, a press release about our meetings should only be the STARTING point for a good P.I.O. Obviously we're NOT getting many people out to those meetings now, and MUST start looking for new and different ways to communicate with ALL our publics in Deerfield Beach. I told her that I had to return to my Del-Ray meeting, and hung up. I don't know what you're paying her, but I'm certain you can find a much more experienced, and better P.I.O. out in today's job marketplace for far less money. Maybe even one that knows how to speak nicely to her PUBLIC. Please do not ask me to work with any more troubled soles you have on board, nor to help get volunteers for openings on any City boards if your attitude is going to be "hands off", this is my job, and I want you to stop interfering. I'm going back into retirement, where I can get my two naps a day w/o all the B.S. from those "gifted" folks employed in our City government. Sincerely, Fred und Nancy Foreman (954) 295-5080. P.S. When the power of love overcomes the love of power, this community will be a much better place to live.
-----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> To: fastfreddy1752 <fastfreddy1752@aol.com>
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Sent: Fri, May 10, 2013 10:38 am Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening In have sent this to our pr person Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2013, at 8:06 PM, "fastfreddy1752@aol.com" <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> wrote:
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/30/2013 11:22:30 AM Subject: RE: What is Wayne Adams referring to please let me know From: To: Mayor Robb, Attached is the e-mail with the public record request information sent on Tuesday 05/28. Sandra -----Original Message----From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 11:17 AM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: What is Wayne Adams referring to please let me know Sent from my iPhone
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From: To: CC: Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb LynnFleming AmandaShafer
Date: 5/15/2013 5:07:15 PM Subject: RE: Youth Automotive Training Center / Deerfield Beach
I informed her that you cannot attend.
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 2:19 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Youth Automotive Training Center / Deerfield Beach
I have another engagement for that evening. Tell them I am sorry.
From: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Jean M. Robb" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:11:19 AM Subject: FW: Youth Automotive Training Center / Deerfield Beach
From: Hillary Gurman [mailto:yatcgurm@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:29 AM To: Web City Commission Subject: Youth Automotive Training Center / Deerfield Beach
Good morning, Mayor Robb. YATC would be honored to have you attend the graduation of its students from the school. Attached please find an invitation with directions to the JM Family Enterprises Aviation Facility. Your RSVP would be appreciated. Thank you and I hope to meet you at our very special event. If you or Sandra have any questions, please don ?t hesitate to call me. Regards, Hillary Gurman
Hillary Gurman Community Relations Manager Youth Automotiv e Training Center 399 SW Martin Luther King Jr. Av enue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441-4645 Phone (954) 428-0909 Fax (954) 428-6690
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer Date: 5/29/2013 11:09:52 AM Subject: Reading Room Oasis From: To:
The event has NOT been cancelled due to weather. If anything changes we will let you know. Thanks, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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From: To:
"Jean M." <Robb> RebeccaMedina mamamayor@comcast.net
CC: Date: 4/22/2013 2:02:56 PM Subject: Rebecca Medina / PIO
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 8:51:10 AM Subject: Recall: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed;Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities From: To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre (SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com) would like to recall the message, "UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities".
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> BenPreston BillGanz RichardRosenzweig JoeMiller mamamayor@comcast.net JeanM.Robb CC: AmandaShafer LynnFleming Date: 4/15/2013 8:49:11 AM Subject: Recall: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed;Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities From: To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre (SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com) would like to recall the message, "UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities".
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig CC: Date: 3/25/2013 4:06:42 PM Subject: Reminder: Public Information Workshop Scheduled for SR A1A Design;Improvements
News Release

DEERFIELD BEACH ? The City of Deerfield Beach is holding a Public Information Workshop on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at the Central City Campus located at 401 SW 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441. The workshop will run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This workshop is scheduled to update residents on the design of improvements planned for SR A1A from SE 3 rd Street to NE 7 th Street. This engineering design project began June 2012 following federal approval of the locally approved concept. Construction of the planned improvements has not been scheduled and is contingent upon funding approval. The project, if funded, will consist of replacing the existing substandard two-lane roadway with a new two-lane road with bike-lanes; curb and gutter; and a complete sidewalk system. Other improvements involve intersection improvements at SR A1A and Hillsboro Boulevard; intersection Improvements at SR A1A and NE 20th Terrace; and water quality and water quantity treatment required by the South Florida Water Management District. For more information please contact the Public Information Office at 954-480-4417.
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MartyPopelsky MaryPryde MickeyGomez CC: Date: 3/20/2013 10:39:13 AM Subject: Reminder: Public Information Workshop Scheduled for SR A1A Design;Improvements
News Release

DEERFIELD BEACH ? The City of Deerfield Beach is holding a Public Information Workshop on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at the Central City Campus located at 401 SW 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441. The workshop will run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This workshop is scheduled to update residents on the design of improvements planned for SR A1A from SE 3 rd Street to NE 7 th Street. This engineering design project began June 2012 following federal approval of the locally approved concept. Construction of the planned improvements has not been scheduled and is contingent upon funding approval. The project, if funded, will consist of replacing the existing substandard two-lane roadway with a new two-lane road with bike-lanes; curb and gutter; and a complete sidewalk system. Other improvements involve intersection improvements at SR A1A and Hillsboro Boulevard; intersection Improvements at SR A1A and NE 20th Terrace; and water quality and water quantity treatment required by the South Florida Water Management District. For more information please contact the Public Information Office at 954-480-4417.
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From: "Sam G Truitt Jr. \(LinkedIn" <Invitations)> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/7/2013 4:38:53 AM Subject: Sam G Truitt Jr.'s invitation is awaiting your response
Sam G Truitt Jr.

Sr. Superintendent
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From: "Sam G Truitt Jr. \(LinkedIn" <Invitations)> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/13/2013 7:22:08 AM Subject: Sam G Truitt Jr.'s invitation is awaiting your response
Sam G Truitt Jr.

Sr. Superintendent, Carr Builders
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: Struitt@carrbuilders.net CC: Date: 4/17/2013 10:03:59 AM Subject: Sammy thanks
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming Date: 4/5/2013 12:04:28 PM Subject: Sandra - Day off From: To:
Mayor Robb, I had a day off planned for this Monday April 8th. Lynn will be here if you need assistance. Thanks, Sandra Pierre City Managers Office City of Deerfield Beach 150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-480-4263 Office 954-480-4268 Fax www.deerfield-beach.com
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From: To:
Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig
CC: Date: 4/1/2013 4:08:28 PM Subject: Saving Resources on Earth Day & Everyday
News Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
? April 1, 2013
Saving Resources on Earth Day & Everyday

DEERFIELD BEACH ? Earth Day is April 22. Every year on this day, we examine the many issues impacting Earth and the environment. But, it shouldn ?t be just once a year that we work together to protect the environment. One of the most precious yet depleting resources is water. We use it daily, but too often, we do not think about how water is a limited resource.
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There are many ways you can save water even while using it. There are even ways to save without having to think about it! From the bathroom to the kitchen, to your own backyard. You can start by replacing old, inefficient toilets that use more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush (gpf) with High Efficiency Toilets using 1.28 gpf or less. These new high-tech toilets flush even better than the old models, and they save water and money in the process! The Broward Water Partnership, which includes the City of Deerfield Beach and 17 other local governments and water utilities, is providing rebates of up to $100 each on WaterSense High Efficiency Toilets. Join the City of Deerfield Beach as we celebrate Earth/Arbor Day on April 27 th at the Middle School Athletic Complex from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. In coordination with the Water Partnership Program, Deerfield residents will receive free, low-flow showerheads at the event, commercial kitchens are qualified to receive free, pre-rinse spray valves. So, on Earth Day, and every day, show your appreciation of our precious resources by saving them. To apply for a rebate and see what other devices may be available to you, visit www.ConservationPays.com. For more information regarding Earth/Arbor Day please contact (954) 480-4454.
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MaryPryde MickeyGomez RichardRosenzweig CC: Date: 4/5/2013 10:32:52 AM Subject: South Florida Water Management Water Conservation Expo & Fair
News Release
CONTACT: Public Information Office? City of Deerfield Beach ? 150 N.E. Second Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441? P: 954-480-4417 / F: 954-480-4268 / E: w eb.pio@deerfield-beach.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
? April 5, 2013
South Florida Water Management Water Conservation Expo & Fair

DEERFIELD BEACH ? ATTENTION: Commercial and institutional facility managers and maintenance professionals, green building professionals, landscape and irrigation professionals, and w ater conservation staff from the public and private sectors. Join the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) on April 12 for a free Water Conservation Expo & Vendor Fair. The City of Deerfield Beach encourages residents in these w ork fields to attend, as this year ?s Expo w ill focus on w ater use efficiency at commercial and institutional facilities. Experts from both the public and private sectors w ill be on-hand to share their technical know ledge and experience w ith you. Complementing the presentation series is the technology and services Vendor Fair, featuring innovative conservation products and services. To RSVP or for more information, contact Patrick Martin at pmartin@sfwmd.gov or (561) 682-2176. Vendors, please contact FSAWWA Operations Manager Peggy Guingona at (407) 957-8448 to secure your space today.
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb RichardRosenzweig CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre Date: 4/8/2013 11:41:49 AM Subject: State Senator Jeremy Ring - Legislative Update From: To:
The Senator has extended an invitation to each of you to attend a Town Hall Meeting at Century Village, at the Clubhouse, 2400 Century Blvd., on May 17th at 11:30 AM. Must RSVP to 954-917-1392 Barbara Hoffman. We will be happy to RSVP for you and place on your calendar. Please advise. Thank you, Lynn Fleming Executive Assistant to City Manager 150 NE 2 Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.480.4265
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From: Anthony <Dispenziere> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/22/2013 1:16:57 AM Subject: Street Paving Question Hello Mayor Robb, I am very much impressed and inspired by your enthusiasm for the city in commission meetings. I was wondering if you might have an idea of when residents could expect to see some of the streets repaved. Charlie casually mentioned something about a bond issue holding up progress, but I am not sure exactly what that means. The Cove area particularly needs attention, as the streets are very old, worn, and cracking in many places. Repaving the streets will beautify the city and increase property values. I personally do not favor much government spending that isn't within the firm jurisdiction and provenance of the city, but I do believe that the city has an obligation to keep its streets well paved and in good condition. Improving the appearance of our roadways is important to maintaining the city as a desirable place to live and work. Is there is a plan in place to address this issue? Thank You, Anthony Dispenziere 1212 SE 10 Terrace Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
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From: To: "Alban, Michelle \(NBCUniversal," <TLMD)> BenPreston BillGanz JeanM.Robb JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig CC: AmandaShafer BurgessHanson DFBCove@gmail.com Date: 4/10/2013 2:50:48 PM Subject: Suggestion
Hello Madam Mayor and Deerfield Beach Commissioners: My name is Michelle Alban Lane and I am a Deerfield Beach residents residing at 529 SE 13 th Avenue in The Cove Neighborhood. I attended last night ?s meeting and a few commission meeting recently and I have noticed an overtone of dissension creeping into our City meetings, which I find highly disturbing. I have heard many references to ?District 1 ? vs. ?District 2 ? comparisons and pitting neighborhoods against each other (this is coming from the dais). I absolutely understand that every commissioner has the responsibility and obligation to take care of their constituents, but the job of the Mayor and to an extent our city leaders (commissioners)is to unite our city and not divide it. I ask that you choose your words and actions accordingly. I say this to you because it is in line with what I do every day. Working at a national broadcast network, I have a very clear understanding of how words affect a community. I work together with Hispanic and Multi-Racial organizations in Washington D.C. on the importance of knowing the tremendous responsibility we have in communicating issues effectively. I am of the mindset that we can do great things in our city, which can only be achieved if we all work together. Also, based on last night ?s CRA meeting, I wanted to chime in on the CRA money usage. I agree 100% that every neighborhood in our City deserves to have improvements in each of our neighborhoods. I LOVE the trees and park like atmosphere on SE 10th Avenue, west of Dixie Highway. It ?s a joy to pass every day as I head to work! I also know that I can ?t even cross Hillsboro Blvd, east of US 1, on the weekends because the traffic from inside and outside of the City is tremendous. The beaches get A LOT of usage and it is the jewel of our City ?attracting thousands of Deerfield Beach residents and tourist yearly. Using the CRA money for that area (which does not cover any property I own) to me makes sense. However, I am curious to see a list of improvements done in each district, using funds other than CRA monies. May I have a list of city improvements that we have made in the last 5 years broken down by each district (not including CRA-funded projects). I am wondering if District 1 is getting any other city improvements that isn ?t funded by CRA? I would be happy to pay for any reasonable cost associated with this request. I appreciate your time and I hope you take my suggestion to heart. I also want to thank you for your service to our community. Best,
Michelle Alban Lane Vice President, Corporate Communications & Public Affairs Telemundo Media, a division of NBCUniversal michelle.alban@nbcuni.com 305-889-7585
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: BurgessHanson CC: Date: 5/16/2013 11:21:47 AM Subject: Summer camp. Who are these people will they be busing our kids;what's the reduced fee the city negotiated
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 4/19/2013 10:22:28 AM Subject: Tell them chAmber that I had already agreed to help
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 4/8/2013 6:56:49 PM Subject: Thanks Sent from my iPhone
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb BenPreston JoeMiller RichardRosenzweig BurgessHanson "AndrewMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" 4/8/2013 2:26:53 PM
The below is correspondence from Commissioner Ganz who has requested that this info be shared with his fellow colleagues. Please do not reply to this email, it is for informational purposes only. From Commissioner Ganz : Regarding the email from Mr. Ron Coddington dated March 25th: The Commission should discuss Mr. Coddington's request for "authority" to speak to our contractors, suppliers, or outside engineers regarding our city projects, certainly before any "authority" is granted. Please add this as an agenda item for our next meeting. Thank you, Bill Ganz
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From: Heather <Montemayor> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/23/2013 9:15:07 AM Subject:
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: BurgessHanson CC: Date: 5/6/2013 10:55:49 AM Subject:
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From: Patrick <Jolivet> To: JoeMiller CC: JeanM.Robb Date: 6/11/2013 11:39:40 AM Subject: Commissioner Miller, Please be advised that I was passing by 460 se 20th street which is a building located on AIA and it was in deplorable condition. The wooden shingle roof was rotted and one of the shingles came off the bldg with a gust of wind and hit me on the head! There is a blue tarp on one of the roofs and it appears to have water damage throughout! This bldg is a menance and due to its age, I was wondering if the city has conducted a 40 year inspection on the property. Please foward this to the bldg dept so that they can please take the appropriate steps to have this liability addressed.
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Patrick <Jolivet> JoeMiller AndyMaurodis JeanM.Robb JOHNBREISTOL 5/21/2013 8:10:47 AM
Unbelievable! i just drove by the construction site on Federal Highway and the men are working and there is still no fencing! What is going on with this city!
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From: Patrick <Jolivet> To: JoeMiller CC: JeanM.Robb Date: 5/17/2013 6:20:28 PM Subject: Commissioner Miller, As a follow up to our meeting of Thrusday May 14, 2013, and as of 5:00 pm today, Friday May 15, 2013, a fence has still not been erected around the construction site on Federal Highway in Deerfield Beach inspite of Kevin Klopp 's representation. This condition has continued to expose The City of Deerfield Beach to liability . It is important for you to note that should anyone obtain injuries as a result of this careless act by the City, they willl be held accountable. The Building Department , The City Manager and The Code Enforcement Supervisor have all been derelict in their responsibilities and have continued to exposed the tax payors to financial liability. Other examples of the City Managers and Code Enforcer's failures to oversee the City's needs, is the lack of completion of the construction on the beach sidewalk on the southern end of Deerfield Beach, the lack of maintenance and excessive debris along the medians of the city, the dilapidated condition of the Fire Station and its surrounding landscaping on Federal Highway. The road on AIA exiting Boca Raton and entering Deerfield Beach resembles a road reflective of a thrid world country. It is astounding how once you leave Boca Raton, both on AIA as well as Federal Highway, the quality of life conditions deteriorate rapaidly and to think that we have the same grass and the same water supply. But what we dont have the same is the same City Manager or the same Code Enforcement Officer.......this must be changed! If you need money, get rid of the absurd restriction that you have on the beach preventing development while allowing drug rehabilitation centers to occupy these motels such as the one on 460 South Ocean Drive. Its condition poses a fire, health and safety hazzard and once again Code Enforcement and the City Manager do nothing. If the laws were changed, it would make economic sense for a hotel or a Condo to be erected on the site. This would not only serve as an asset to Deerfield Beach but it would also produce much needed income in the form of taxes. Sadly, we allow this plague of rehabiliation houses to infiltrate our City. Kevin Klopp and The City Manager, should leave their air conditioned offices and drive around to look at the deplorable conditions that exist around the City instead of representing that they don't have the teeth required in the bylaws to make changes. Kevin Klopp spends more time telling people what he cannot do rather than finding ways to get things accoomplished. It is unfortunate that Kevin Klopp wears two hats, one as Assistant City Manager and the other as the Head of Code Enforcement and neither hat fits. This man gets paid $140,000 per annum of our money to sit in his office and is not even aware of one of the biggest construction sites in Deerfield Beach not being enclosed properly while allowing an entire building to be demolished. And the fact that he has not shut this down within 24 hours further exposing the City to this liability is grounds for immediate termination! I am aware that the budget is coming up for review in June and I expect that you put this before the committee and ask for the termination of both the City manager and the Code Enforcer. Changes need to be made ASAP and as a representative of District One, a District that pays approximately 47 percent of the total taxes of the entire City, i want to make it clear that these changes need to be made NOW. I will expect your response within a few days, in writing, before I choose to explore other options.
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From: Patrick <Jolivet> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/28/2013 5:46:30 AM Subject: Jean, Please call me ASAP! (347) 262 7539 Thank You!
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Patrick <Jolivet> andy@maurodislaw.com JeanM.Robb JoeMiller 5/29/2013 5:38:51 AM
For that matter lets put together a resolution to be voted on by the people forbiding drug treatment centers in residential areas. I am sure it will pass however it will expose Deerfield Beach to potential lawsuits and it clearly violates the ADA. The Save our Beach referendum clearly violates the Burt- Harris Act and therefore should allow the Commission to repeal it!
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Patrick <Jolivet> andy@maurodislaw.com JeanM.Robb JoeMiller 5/29/2013 5:30:23 AM
Andy, can't you strike down the SOB law on the books because it clearly violates the Burt-Harris act which violates the rights of the property owner and it clearly exposes Deerfield Beach to liability! This law clearly justifies the removal of the self imposed development restrictions on the beach!
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: mamamayor@comcast.net CC: Date: 4/23/2013 9:07:19 AM Subject: Test Hello there I guess I need something from you. At any rate you better get it done Sent from my iPhone
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From: Eddie <Martinez> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/16/2013 8:45:45 AM Subject: Test Test 843 Sent from my iPhone
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From: "Eddie M. Martinez" <III> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/16/2013 8:45:11 AM Subject: Test Test 845
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From: Richard <Inga> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/17/2013 9:04:47 AM Subject: Test Hello Sent from my iPhone
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/4/2013 4:49:28 PM Subject: Thanks
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: SandraFlorvella-Pierre CC: Date: 6/5/2013 10:08:55 AM Subject: Thanks
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From: "Jean M." <Robb> To: LynnFleming CC: Date: 6/7/2013 8:37:07 AM Subject: The job categories The job descriptions are the Same the titles are changed to circumvent rehiring of employees that were let go Sent from my iPhone
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Burgess <Hanson> JeanM.Robb JoeMiller BenPreston RichardRosenzweig BillGanz CC: LynnFleming SandraFlorvella-Pierre AndyMaurodis KevenKlopp AmandaShafer Date: 4/24/2013 11:35:11 PM Subject: Thursday 4-25 From: To:
Mayor Robb and Members of the City Commission, Good evening. I will be out of the office tomorrow Thursday, April 25th for the majority of the day. My apologies for the last notice. I will be available sporadically by cell phone. I will certainly return your call if I miss it. As always you may contact Keven Klopp or Amanda Shafer if you need immediate assistance. I will be at tomorrow evening's City Commission Special Meeting. Thank you. Burgess
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From: Microsoft <Outlook> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 4/30/2013 1:56:43 PM Subject: Undeliverable: Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: Sent: 4/30/2013 1:56:42 PM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: Sandra it's still may I I did talk to Betty Massy I want to know who the commissioner is it's going to challenge the lighting for Deercreek please find out for me and let me know thank you on 4/30/2013 1:56:42 PM The format of the e-mail address is incorrect. Check the address, look up the recipient in the Address Book, or contact the recipient directly to find out the correct address. < #5.1.3 smtp;550 5.1.3 STOREDRV.Submit; invalid recipient address>
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From: "Mail Delivery" <Subsystem> To: JeanM.Robb CC: Date: 5/13/2013 9:53:19 AM Subject: Undeliverable: Sam G Truitt Jr.'s invitation is awaiting your;response Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: Re: Sam G Truitt Jr.'s invitation is awaiting your response Sent: 5/13/2013 9:44:32 AM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: invitations@linkedin.com on 5/13/2013 9:44:16 AM You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
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From: To: Rebecca <Medina> ManagementTeam AmandaShafer BenPreston BillGanz BurgessHanson ChadBrocato ChiefRobSchnakenberg JeanM.Robb JoeMiller LynnFleming MartyPopelsky MaryPryde MickeyGomez CC: Date: 3/20/2013 10:35:48 AM Subject: Upcoming Easter Events in Deerfield Beach
News Release
Upcoming Easter Events in Deerfield Beach

DEERFIELD BEACH ? Springtime is an exciting time in Deerfield Beach and once again, the City of Deerfield Beach Parks and Recreation Department is happy to present their annual upcoming Easter weekend events. The events kick off on Thursday, March 28th at 8:00pm with the Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt for children ages 7 ? 14 at Constitution Park (2841 W Hillsboro Blvd). Then, on Friday, March 29th we will be holding the Egg-Stravaganza event at Westside Park (4445 SW 2nd St) starting at 6:00pm for children ages 10 and under. The Easter events will wrap up with the final event, the Annual Easter Egg Run, on Saturday, March 30th, beginning at 10:00am at the Deerfield Beach Athletics Complex (501 SE 6th Ave). This event is also for children ages 10 and under. For more information on any of the listed events please contact Constitution Park at 954-480-4495.
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Sandra <Florvella-Pierre> JeanM.Robb mamamayor@comcast.net CC: LynnFleming AmandaShafer Date: 5/17/2013 12:04:27 PM Subject: Update - Beach Parking Stickers From: To:
Mayor Robb, Please review the update below regarding the beach parking sticker. A hardcopy will be in your weekly packet later today. Thanks, Sandras
From: Keven Klopp Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 11:36 AM To: Lynn Fleming Cc: Burgess Hanson Subject: Weekly Update Item - Parking
Update on Beach Parking/Beach Stickers The various departments involved in our Parking operations (Finance, BSO, Parks, Engineering, Legal, & Public Information) have been collaborating toward a recommendation for accomplishing the following two objectives: 1) transitioning away from individual coin-operated meters, and 2) implementing an alternative to the beach parking sticker program. Our intention is to present for your approval at the June 4 City Commission meeting an RFP for a pay by license plate system that will address both of these objectives. Staff believes the technology that is now available will provide the greatest flexibility to tailor the system to our varied needs; the system will also greatly improve the efficiency of the operations at the same time. Staff would welcome the opportunity to explain why we see this method as having the best potential to address our needs. Staff would also like to obtain your initial input regarding the challenges well have to address to assure a smooth transition.
Keven R. Klopp

150 NE 2nd Ave. Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441-5816
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KKlopp@Deerfield-Beach.com 954.480.4222
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From: Ryan, <Michael> To: CC: Date: 4/10/2013 6:44:37 AM Subject: UPDATE E911: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions;Owed to County Taxpayers
From: Ryan, Michael Sent: Wed 4/10/2013 6:40 AM To: KJACOBS@broward.org; SGUNZBURGER@broward.org; LWEXLER@broward.org; MKIAR@broward.org; DHOLNESS@broward.org; SRITTER@broward.org; CLAMARCA@broward.org; BSHARIEF@broward.org; TRYAN@broward.org; scott_israel@sheriff.org Cc: bhenry@broward.org; elukic@broward.org Subject: Port Everglades Communications Costs: Millions Owed to County Taxpayers Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners: I have confirmed with County staff that Port Everglades has not been paying communications costs. For FY 2012 alone, the communications costs subsidized by the County taxpayers was estimated to be about $583,000 (according to a June 2012 memo by the County Auditor, confirming that those costs were NOT paid by the Port). It is possible the subsidy is actually more than that annually. Further, given the realization that the BOCC subsidy to BSO was far beyond the projection in 2009, it is possible there were subsidies to the Port in other areas. It was my understanding that an enterprise fund should pay for its own costs and not be subsidized. If that is correct, then Port Everglades owes the County millions of dollars over the years the BOCC (and countywide taxpayers) subsidized the Port for communications. What is the current plan to recapture the millions of dollars the Port owes the County for past communications costs? Further, what is being done to immediately stop the funding of the Port for communications costs this FY? I would note these would be available funds to offset the current system for the benefit of county taxpayers? I would assume once these dollars are recaptured, the County would reduce millage or pass the savings back to the residents of Broward County due to the over-taxation. Best, Mike
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From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: RichardRosenzweig Date: 5/9/2013 8:06:20 PM Subject: Wal-Mart Grocery Store Opening
Mayor Robb, In a phone conversation earlier this evening with Commissioner Rosenzweig, he mentioned the GRAND opening later this month (May 23?) of our local Wal-Mart Grocery Store here on Military Trail at SW 10th Stree. If our P.I.O. Public Information Officer, Rebbeca Medina could get them to give us a table inside the store, we could use it to hand out some City literature, meet some residents, pass out business cards, or even sign up folks that want to get more information from time-to-time about things like our new recycling REWARDS program, the pier project, or meet our new Mayor, and Dist. 3 Commissioner, etc. If we can't get a table inside, maybe they'd OK a marked truck or van outside with our people handing out literature/cards, and just talking to the shoppers, etc.? Just a thought toward opening up our lines of communications with the tax
paying citizens. Sincerely, Fred und Nancy Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., Drfld. Bch., FL 33442, (954) 295-5080. P.S. I'm still interested in improving our attendance at City Council meetings, and quarterly Dist. Commissioner town hall meetings. There must be something we can do to get more folks attending these important informational meetings. The ONLY time I see "The Hall" packed is when some group has a grievance against something our City is doing, considering doing, or we've finished goofing up a project? There's a lot of fine people out there waiting to be invited into our City doings, but they don't want to be ridiculed in public. If handled properly, we could get many good volunteers with usable talents, and it's ALL FREE. It also means a better, more open government when you have FULL public participation.
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fastfreddy1752@aol.com JeanM.Robb RichardRosenzweig wganz@deerfield-beach.com BenPreston JoeMiller BurgessHanson Date: 5/22/2013 9:59:19 AM Subject: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market's Grand Opening From: To: CC:
FYI, I just stopped at the new Wal-Mart grocery store at corner of Military Trail and SW 10th Street. They told me, and my neighbors, that their Grand Opening has been posponed until Friday, May 24th, 7:30 AM, BECAUSE of Deerfield Beach's Fire Dept. orders? I thought you should know because this because many of you may have planned, as we all did, to do a walk-thru, AND get our free cookie at their bakery counter. The Budweiser sales rep. told me she's working on getting their tap beer truck out front, but doesn't hold out much hope. I personally would rather have a cup of good coffee or bottle of water to "wash" down my THREE cookies. Luv always, Fred und Nancy Foreman (954) 295-5080.
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Lynn <Fleming> "JeanRobb$mamamayor@comcast.net$" JeanM.Robb CC: SandraFlorvella-Pierre AmandaShafer BurgessHanson Date: 4/23/2013 12:19:38 PM Subject: Washington DC Congressional Delegation and Federal Dept. Meeting From: To:
Good afternoon Burgess recently sent you the information below regarding the upcoming meeting that will occur in May. Exact dates will be forthcoming. Sandra and I will be following up with you shortly to determine who all wishes to attend and to provide you with additional information regarding dates. Thank, Lynn Washington DC Washington DC US Congressional Delegation & Federal Departmental Meeting If anyone is interested in visiting with the US Legislative Delegation or with any specific federal department, then please notify staff. We will try to coordinate a visit in May. There are many topics that need to be discussed including the ramifications of the ADA related to the halfway houses, federal funding for CDBG, COP (police officer) and SAFER (firefighter/paramedic) hiring funds, transportation projects and the USEPA surface water restrictions. The City Commission should outline the Citys stance on these issues since it has not been done for a couple years. If you wish to visit a specific agency, we will set that up for individual City Commissioners. For those that have never been to DC in this capacity, it is a whirlwind of activity. It is best to not bring briefcases, excess materials, etc. to the meetings due to the long walk and very restrictive security at each building including agencies. The day begins around 8am and sometimes is not over until 6 or 7pm which does not include any dinner meetings. The visit is productive and provides a face to the City and our issues.
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From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: JeanM.Robb CC: RichardRosenzweig Date: 5/15/2013 8:36:37 AM Subject: Your citizens speak, and our city government doesn't hear too well?
Dear Mayor, I've attended most of the City Council meetings, and a few of the District Commissioner quarterly town hall meetings since last year's fight to make our City government more responsive to the people of Deerfield Beach. All I hear from the City employees is how wonderful everything is going, and from the citizens, how complaints many years old are being ignored or just beginning some course of corrective action. Where have these City employees been working over the past 10 years? Certainly not doing their jobs very well 'cause we're hearing some heavy old complaints that were never addressed before you were elected. Did the prior Mayor and Commissioners NOT do their jobs, or is it your old management team that's getting ALL these failing grades? Every time I ask for information, voice a complaint, or make a suggestion, I don't hear the communications door open up.....no reply, NO action, and the door closes? On one rather sore issue we've been working on for over 4 years now, is the traffic light on SW 15th St., and crosswalk here on Military Trail between the Catholic Church and The Meadows. After you publicly asked on March 26th for the City Mgr., BSO Police Chief, and City Eng. to get on top of this traffic problem, I get handed a copy of a letter dated April 15th (3 weeks later) saying the City is asking Brwd.
County Traffic Dept. to conduct several more studies. What with ALL the prior studies, reports, and meetings over the past 4 years, it's time for true action, and not more delaying tactics which have gone under the carpet in the past. All this, while we reworked,late last year, the crosswalk on Military Trail just 35 yards South of Hillsboro Blvd., with 4 new traffic lights (replacing the 6 prior traffic lights). And all W/O any clear justifications 'cause they ain't being used now, and weren't being used previously for many years. Better yet, the crosswalk AND traffic lights, should have probably been erected 20 yards futther South, where you have two intersecting mall driveways, and the lights/crosswalk are truly needed. Now please don't tell me that's my tax dollar being used wisely. Also, it now appears the FEMA Flood Ins. fiasco is finally being corrected after 5 years of work. Think how much Flood insurance premiums our citizen's paid out needlessly over 5 years (in the millions), while we corrected that error? Obviously, my frustration level is VERY high, and I go to my H.O.A.'s and fellow VOTERS in this area empty handed. Let me tell you, that doesn't make for happy campers out here. You've got some major problems to fix, and we ALL wish you well. Just ask our new District 3 Commissioner, Richard Rosanzweig now that he's been out and about in our area, and attending City Council meetings. Sincerely, Fred und Nancy Foreman, 1752 SW 19th Ave., D.B., FL 33442-6135.
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