Starkey hospital meals and trail amenities
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, May 19, 2020
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Thank you. Thank you, sir. Um Commissioner Starkey, please.
Um yes, um I am I've uh texted my assistant Danny to see if he can come back with me on the total amount of meals we've served so far as part of the uh Flag twenty twenty Pasco Um but I can tell you uh we've hit every hospital now. And uh today at lunchtime, Commissioner Mariano and I and is your daughter joining us?
I think Emma's gonna join us as well. Yes.
Representative Mariano uh will be delivering um fifty lunches to Bay Care. Uh the North Bay Hospital. And I was on the phone with them this morning. They're very much looking forward to our donation. Thank you very much. Um Greg, who else is involved in that? Uh
Greg Armstrong from Cow Will Banker and Jeremy Harding from Co from uh Barrett Harding Insurance and Commissioner Weight who works at COW Banker as well as he may show we may be able to make it who's gonna try to adjust his calendar too.
Excellent, excellent. So we'll be going there at lunchtime. Um and Megan
Harding from the school board, maybe
and and maybe Megan Harding school board members. So a big showing today um in and thanks to our frontline workers. Uh this week I also um delivered to um the Bay Care um drive through at Gulf High School and while I was there there were a lot of people driving through. So uh And that was on the recommendation of Mike Napier. Uh recommended them. They're doing such a great job and they're they're out there on the front line. So thank you very much. Um driving back from Orlando
or Kissimmee. Um this weekend. First time I've been out of the county, I think in two months. It's very weird feeling. Um I came back along State Road 56. And it has that wonderful trail, Commissioner Moore and Commissioner Oakley, I'm not sure whose district, Two Rivers Ranches and all that property. Is that yours, Commissioner Moore?
It's both I it think it blends with both of us. Okay, so somehow um it's a big property.
Yeah. And it's a nice trail. Um and it goes all the way to Bruce Bowns when you get onto Wiregrass Boulevard over there I believe. Um But it really lacks any amenities, any signage, any benches. There's nothing there. So I would love for one of you two guys t um or both of you to kinda Um Take it into consideration that we could take Um trees from 4G Ranch. We
could take m um some money from our landscaping fund. Um we could have Boy Scouts build some little shelters along there. We could amenitize that trail. I didn't see anybody on it. And I'd really um like that to be a well used amenity out there. So just just a thought for you guys. And um that is it. Huh?
Memphis. Thank you, ma'am.
Okay, that's it for sure.