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I <br />E� <br />A92 r..� <br />the transient homeless that make their way up and down the east <br />coast of Florida. He was in favor of taking care of people who are <br />basically residents of our county who need temporary help but would <br />like to avoid getting a reputation of allowing transients to take <br />a shower in the morning and be on their way. <br />Mr. Muller felt transients will always be a possible minor <br />problem because there is no way to distinguish them when they walk <br />in the door, but the Coalition's purpose is to direct these people <br />to the agencies who will help them out of homelessness. <br />Commissioner Bird pointed out that by leasing this building we <br />are leasing taxpayer -owned property and with all the vacancies in <br />the downtown area the rental rate should compete fairly with the <br />private sector. We are investing several million dollars on new <br />buildings and renovations and everyone is excited about the <br />appearance and the professionalism of the downtown area. He <br />understood there are plans for a private project to renovate an <br />older building in close proximity to the old health building and we <br />should be concerned that the old health building enhance and not <br />detract from their efforts. He foresaw this building being a <br />valuable asset as the downtown area continues to improve because of <br />its stand-alone identity, ample parking and room for expansion. He <br />commented that there are other vacancies that possibly could be <br />rented by the Coalition. <br />Commissioner Wheeler thought we have responsibility to help <br />the Coalition. He felt the old health building was suitable for <br />the Coalition's plan because of its proximity to the health <br />department and because it is within a semi-residential/commercial <br />district. His concern was the possibility of people hanging around <br />the building like the daily workers at the Labor Force. <br />Mr. Muller emphasized that would not be permitted. <br />Commissioner Bird asked about food preparation, and Mr. Muller <br />responded that they are not running a soup kitchen. Coffee and <br />donuts will be available and they will store a limited supply of <br />canned goods and blankets for emergency purposes. There is a <br />little kitchen, but it will be for the use of the office workers. <br />Commissioner Bird asked what modifications were planned for <br />the building, and Mr. Muller replied that temporary partitions will <br />be removed, but any proposed changes to the building will be <br />I presented to the Board first. <br />Commissioner Bowman cautioned that removing partitions will <br />cause damage to the carpeting, and Mr. Muller said_ it is in bad <br />condition now but they will live with it. <br />Discussion ensued regarding the $2.00 per square foot rental - <br />rate. <br />44 <br />
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