Mariano report on derelict boats and Chasco parade
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The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Mar 26, 2024
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Okay. Still digging over there? Okay. So I'll I'll do my committee report. Uh do you have the picture of the derelict boats? Perfect. So we had a great work Done with uh Curtis Franklin with a parks and wreck and fish and wildlife. Uh that is the last derelict boat uh out of Signal Cove done last week, March twentieth. So a big steel hull boat that was sunk, uh took it out. Um I'm gonna ask if we can bring
up uh maybe in a very short period of time, Mr. County Attorney, updating our county derelict boat ordinance. Um we've got Saint Petersburg that's the city of St. Petersburg's done one. Um I can get that to all of us so we can take a look at it and get the attorney county attorney's office, but it may be one we w want to adopt.
And maybe at the next meeting we could have a further discussion on it. So what your thoughts are?
All right. And you have the pictures of the Chasco Parade?
So the Chasco Parade, that's uh myself there with my dad.
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Eighty eight eighty two years old, just having a good time out there.
I was noticing the barricades.
It's all about the barricades. But I'll tell you what, uh keep on rolling through the pictures.
Mr. Mellow there, uh R O T C
I love it.
Big parades. It was great weather. I was waiting to catch beads as they're coming.
But had yeah, great weather, great turnout.
And everybody was safe.
It's such a nice parade.
It is.
Yeah.
And I I want to tell you the holiday rotary, all the rotaries, all the business people that have to use put so much time and effort into it, we're just thrilled that we put those out there. And uh our team JJ Did a great job with his team getting out there, Eric. Thank you very much. Uh coordinating all that to happen 'cause once we get the barricades in, the bases that they stand on, they still had to be put together. So it was still a major major effort, but I think it was last Thursday driving through the city. I'm driving down that very stretch right there, looking at all the barricades that were up that. uh know
it was all gonna happen. So I just wanna thank the board again, thank uh Mr. Carbella, Mrs. Steinschneider for uh in purchasing, for working with us to go through to take the steps so we can move so quick. And again, Holiday Rotary took some steps to do the uh initial legwork to to get us to this point. But uh great success for the oldest I think event we have in the county. So And that's all I have? Do we have a number?