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Patricia Saunders
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 10:58:33 GMT
Web City Clerk ; web.comission@deerfield-beach.com; Keven Klopp ; Donna DeFronzo ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Burgess Henson ; Andrew Maurodis; Public Record Request
Public Record Request.pdf (432Kb)
In accordance with Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes the following information is being provided for Public Records requests: Please see attachement. Please provide the public record request that was brought into the city clerks office on May 24, 2013 to me by either: Transmission of Records via e-mail (already in electronic format) or Transmission of Records viae-mail (scanning required) Whichever methodisavailable for public viewing. Thank you, Patricia Saunders Email: psaund000@yahoo.com Phone: (954) 830-4465
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd:
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 17:03:22 GMT
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Re: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013(0Kb) Two more commentaries on current events (0Kb)
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Barkhurst, Ariel Rebecca Medina
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 11:08:16 GMT
Management Team ; Amanda Shafer ; Ben Preston ; Bill Ganz; Burgess Hanson ; Chad Brocato ; Chief Rob Schnakenberg; Elgin Jones; Jean M. Robb ; Joe Miller ; Lt. Darryl Stallings ; Lynn Fleming ; Mary Pryde ; Mickey Gomez ; Richard Rosenzweig; Re: Alzheimers Day Care to Suffer Crucial Cuts
image001.jpg(82Kb) Rebecca, If I wanted to do a story that says these people won their fight, summarized how they did it, and quote someone or two people affected, are there a few phone numbers and names you could send my way? Ariel On Apr 12, 2013, at 5:26 PM, "Rebecca Medina" <rmedina@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 29, 2013
Alzheimers Day Care to Suffer Crucial Cuts

DEERFIELD BEACH For more than 27 years many in Northeast Broward County have been sending their loved ones with Alzheimers disease to the N.E. Focal Point Alzheimers Day Care Center. This community gem offers a long list of programs that improve the quality of life for individuals who are suffering from such devastating diseases like Alzheimers and other forms of Dementia. This program has given caregivers peace of mind and the option of keeping their spouses, mothers, fathers, and grandparents at home in the community, thereby delaying the need for long-term nursing homes. N.E. Focal Point has served as a home away from home for ages 2 102. This center helps keeps me sane and my husband comfortable, said 81-year-old Marilyn Bonanno who is her husbands caregiver. We have learned that the State Senate has proposed a massive cut to the funds that keep the day care center functional. Officials are planning to cut $195,150, which is half of the total budget for the Alzheimers Center. This cut will negatively impact dozens of Broward families who utilize our services for their family members who suffer from memory-related disorders.
On Monday morning at 10:00 am we will have two caregivers available at N.E. Focal Point, 227 N.W. 2nd Street, Deerfield Beach. They will be there with their loved ones to tell their heartbreaking stories and how our community day care center has enriched their lives and the lives of the ones they love. We invite you all to cover this story. It is a story that the public must know about. You should care because all of us will enter that stage in our lives and we would hope that kindness and compassion would be shown to us, said Bonanno. Please contact me directly for more information.
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
John D. McQueston Jean Robb ; Keven Klopp ; Ed Myrick; Brian Baggs ; Kiku Martinson ; RE: Baggs Closing Update
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 21:39:20 GMT
Jean/ Keven: We are trying to close on the Baggs Property and need your cooperation in getting the satisfaction of mortgage signed. Please let me know if we can get this done in a timely fashion. Cordially,
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
From: Ed Myrick [mailto:emyrick@bmulaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 11:35 AM To: 'john@johnmcqueston.com' Cc: Yessenia Marroquin-Yeaman; Caryn Cipes Subject: Baggs Closing Update
John, We are still waiting on the City of Deerfield Beach to sign the satisfaction of the mortgage that came up on title. The form has been sent from the City Attorney to the City Manager for execution. We can close as soon as we receive an executed copy. Regards, ** PLEASE NOTE MY NEW EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW** Edward L. Myrick, Jr. emyrick@bmulaw.com Beighley, Myrick & Udell, P.A. 1255 W. Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 314 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Phone: (954)784-3298 Fax: (954)784-1282
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Evite Jean M. Robb Event Reminder: 6th Annual PigOut 'N Deerfield
Sent: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 09:19:39 GMT
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6th Annual PigOut 'N Deerfield

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Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Phone Message - Bobby Tucker
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:37:45 GMT
Mayor Robb, Bobby Tucker from Veterans Services of America will be having an event at Oceans 234 on July 4th and he hopes you can stop by. The invitation is open from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at the said location. His contact number is (561)939-9906. 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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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net Budget History FDmergercomp.xlsx (13Kb)
Sent: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 18:24:17 GMT
DB-Budgetyears.xlsx(15Kb)
Ms Robb, This is a school project actually. Im currently in a Budget class. Mark
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Anthony Dispenziere Jean Robb A Request
Sent: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 22:36:15 GMT
Hello Mayor Robb, As a relative newcomer to the commission meetings, I want to express to you that I fullysupported your candidacy for mayor, and I am very much appreciative of the good job you are doing for the residents of our city. I think you contribute a strong presence, and you have a lot of extremely valuable experience in your capacity as mayor. Based on what I have observed at the commission meetings, I would generally assume that more often than not, we would agree on most issues from a political standpoint. However, there is a matter that I hope you will considerregarding your relationship with Commissioner Ganz. I believe it would be in the best interest of all involved if the two of you were to try to mutually mend your relationship. I understand that you do not see eye to eye on mostissues, but there is a personal component to the hostilitythatis quite detrimental to the meetings.Both of you are doing a disservice to yourselves because you each diminish your status in the eyes of those who attend the commission meetings with overly harsh words, retorts,and dismissive conduct. I am uncertain about the genesis of the problem or the history between you both, but I sincerely hope that you might consider trying to achieve a more cordial professional relationship. You both ran and now serve because you want to improve our city, and you are both to be commended for your service. You and I may notagree with some of the stances he takes on issues, but I do believe that he also provides a valid, analytical counterpoint to many of the discussions at the meetings and his motivation is of genuine concern for the betterment of the city. I urge you to reach out to him and try to build a better working relationship, so that the meetings will go more smoothly and more will be accomplished. I understand that he may have done things in the past that served to deteriorate the relationship, such as when he abruptly addressed the issues regarding your conversations with the sheriff or the employment status of city workers. If you make the first step in reaching out to him to address your concerns with regard to your relationship and attempt to make amends, I am hopeful that it will lead to a better, more professional relationship. It will further buildyour status in the eyes of your fellow citizens, and you can take the high road and reap the rewards of that action. I am not sure if it is better to do it publicly at a meeting or privately between you both. I am only hopeful that you will try to mend the relationship for everyone involved. If I can be of any help as a third party, I would be more than happy to do whatever I can to achieve that goal. Thank You, Anthony Dispenziere
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Re: your e-mail (0Kb)
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 15:09:41 GMT
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Re: Fwd: Parking Task Force Update(0Kb)
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 16:59:48 GMT
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LSTRISTATE@aol.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Cove patio bar
Sent: Sun, 16 Jun 2013 21:38:52 GMT
Jean pardon my sarcasm but do they even know that outside has a capacity separate from inside and do they know what it is and third when are they monitoring this and how. The 120 is everyone on the patio dock and outside bar anything out there ,I would assume that means the boats also all patrons. I don'tmindwhen people don't check or check at 4:00 o'clock or after 10pm but please don't allow them to insult the good paying taxpayers who drive or walk by there to think there not over 120 people on a Friday night. Just go look at the bar video. I would love for whoever is feeding you this to put it in writing time ,date ,and count. then we will run the video and have them explain there counting method . I doubt with today's technology they really want to stick to that.
Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: lstristate <lstristate@aol.com> Sent: Sun, Jun 16, 2013 6:55 pm Subject: Re: Cove patio bar
Lawrence Sullivan TriState Electric Corp
I have asked that your message be forwarded to both the police and fire chief and that they respond to you directly. They have been telling me that there has been no overload on the patio.
From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 10:36:54 AM Subject: Re: Cove patio bar
Jean the patio deck is built out of concrete and is very strong and well built that will not cave in. The issue there is that they have an outdoor occupancy for 120 approved during the third variance. I thought there was going to some enforcement of that outside that does not appear to have happened and also that over crowding directly effects the cove parking and every other tax paying business. The occupancy was supposed to be looked into also during the variances were the bathrooms increased ever to accommodate more people. The major issue with the over capacity is if someone actually gets pushed or falls into the water when so many people are there on a Friday you could still havea Shuckers like incident , where over capacity would be the problem. The noise has been a little less with the first Friday being better and gradually increasing along with the boat music increasing. I feel like a parent dealing with kids who each week will try to see how much they can get away with before people will complain, that's the feeling on this side
speaking with other people . We have all been down this road and it gets old policing someone business its not our job and really wonder why the fire department doesn't enforce the occupancy which would squash most of the noise issues with the boat music but we can only ask so many times we are not the ones paying the details and wonder if that's what wags the tail.
Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: Lawrence Sullivan <lstristate@aol.com> Sent: Sat, Jun 15, 2013 7:23 pm Subject: Cove patio bar
I contacted Jerry Ferguson after the collapse pf the deck at Shutters to ask if we have determined the safety of the one at the Two Georges. I thought I remembered your saying somthing about that particular structure when we had the meeting with the owner of the 2 Georges. Would you elaborate for me as I would like to pursue. And Have you seen any improvement in the situation since we met? JEAN
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DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch Michelle Lane Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/19 (busy day!)
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 18:05:32 GMT
From BSO's Lt. RosendeEarlier today, two white males were responsible for a purse snatching at the Publix Supermarket located at Hillsboro Blvd. and Federal Highway. They fled in a teal (green) older Ford ThunderbirdFloridatag: G33-6JJ. This vehicle was previously observed in Lighthouse Point as evidenced by the images captured on their License Plate Reader cameras. Please remain vigilant and if you see this vehicle, please call 911 immediately.
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DFBCove@gmail.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Fwd: Parking Task Force Update
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 10:40:39 GMT
Got it. I normally buy it every year and use it only a couple of times. I really do appreciate all the work you do, Mayor. We may not agree on everything but I now you love this City and work hard for it, so thank you. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:37:00 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Fwd: Parking Task Force Update
I spoke with Kevin Klopp this morning and told him I wanted a copy of what we are considering. I am forwarding it to you. He says you can still put 100 dollars in the mechanism and your license plate will be entered. The one thing he could not tell me was how much does that buy you? This is what they are considering.
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:55:07 AM Subject: RE: Parking Task Force Update
I spoke to the Mayor this morning. She requested the packet that was in the 6/4/13 Commission agenda and the current version of the draft RFP so she can review it again prior to her meeting this evening. I provided the requested items in hard copy. An electronic copy of each is attached.
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: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 4:09 PM To: Keven Klopp Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Parking Task Force Update
Keven, Mayor Robb just called to request the most recent update on the Parking Meter project. If you have anything to provide her, she asked that we have it on her desk by tomorrow morning. Thanks, Sandra
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 14:59:15 GMT
From: dfbcove@gmail.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 4:00:37 PM Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013 I was thinking the same thing!! Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 19:43:06 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013 Its a good thing Father Dalton is in Ireland, or he would have a fit.
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: "Michelle Lane" <dfbcove@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:49:05 AM Subject: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013 BSO is currently working a burglary at St. Ambrose School that occurred overnight. It appears that two subjects, possibly juveniles, entered the school during the night and vandalized the interior. Road Patrol and BSO detectives are currently on scene investigating.
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DFBCove@gmail.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013
Sent: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 16:00:48 GMT
I was thinking the same thing!! Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 19:43:06 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Re: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013
Its a good thing Father Dalton is in Ireland, or he would have a fit.
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: "Michelle Lane" <dfbcove@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:49:05 AM Subject: Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013 BSO is currently working a burglary at St. Ambrose School that occurred overnight. It appears that two subjects, possibly juveniles, entered the school during the night and vandalized the interior. Road Patrol and BSO detectives are currently on scene investigating.
Sandra Florvella-Pierre
Sent: Mon, 15 Apr 2013 08:51:10 GMT
Ben Preston ; Bill Ganz; Richard Rosenzweig; Joe Miller ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Amanda Shafer ; Lynn Fleming ; Recall: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
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".
Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Lynn Fleming ; Amanda Shafer ; Mayor Robb's Photo in the Chambers
Sent: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 09:28:53 GMT
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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Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; FW: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Sent: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 08:21:36 GMT
FYI
From: Mike Camilleri [mailto:mcamilleri@mic.bz] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 5:48 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Re: Insurance Care 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 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 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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John Grassi mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Section 7.09
Sent: Sat, 22 Jun 2013 14:01:32 GMT
Also do you have information on the process for removing an ordinance? John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 1:59 PM Subject: Section 7.09
Lease is defined as a contract for possession or USE of real property.

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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net Commentary
Sent: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 18:21:09 GMT
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Ms, Robb More stuff
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Commentary(0Kb)
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 15:02:06 GMT
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Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Lynn Fleming ; Amanda Shafer ; FW: How Terrorists Get Guns
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:58:13 GMT

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
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.
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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
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Its 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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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/26/2013
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 17:06:56 GMT
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: "Michelle Lane" <dfbcove@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 4:39:35 PM Subject: Cove Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/26/2013 An update from BSO's Lt. Rosende regarding the St. Ambrose School BurglaryBSO has arrested three juveniles who confessed the crimes that were committed at the school over this past weekend. Best, Michelle
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Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 12:13:33 GMT
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Toula Amanna Flashback Diner mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Deerfield Beach Cafe Update
Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 12:52:43 GMT
Dear Mayor Robb, Your recommendation for your availability for Thursday the 20th coincided great with our plans and I was very much looking forward to it, I was very disappointed to hear you will be unavailable today. Mayor Robb, I have done my outmost best to give the project my heart and soul and do something that the City of Deerfield Beach would be proud of since it is their only LEED certified building and needs to be a high class achievement for the City. However, for the reining Mayor not to be a part of this that the entire City and residents are looking forward to, leaves doubts. I would like to know what I have done wrong in your eyes that you do not honor the project with your presence, if that is the case. I sincerely hope you will reconsider and please come. Everyone was looking forward to having you there, giving a speech, and reunification of the good and influential minds of the City is very much needed and we were looking forward to you, a Mayor that does just that. It was your gracious gesture to yield the ribbon cutting to the previous Mayor that left everyone with the impression that you are a unifying force for the City regardless of the politics and that you are there with the best intentions to serve the residents and the good of the City. You have such a long history that continues. It will be good for all if you please come. Why would you yield your top position and your rightful place at the forefront of every City building project? Would you please reconsider??
Hallandale Beach, Fl, 33009 954-454-8300 Toula.Amanna@FlashbackDiner.com

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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. 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".
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 220 South Federal Hwy
Hallandale Beach, Fl, 33009 954-610-4570 Toula.Amanna@FlashbackDiner.com

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Jean M. Robb Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Lynn Fleming ; Amanda Shafer ; Re: : Budget Work Session Schedule FY1314.pdf
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Sent from my iPhone On Jun 20, 2013, at 1:17 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: > > > > > > Mayor Robb, Attached is the final Budget Schedule. I also printed a hardcopy for you. Sandra <Budget Work Session Schedule FY1314.pdf>
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parnessc01@aol.com Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; COOCVE
Sent: Sat, 15 Jun 2013 21:23:09 GMT
parnessc01@aol.com -----Original Message----From: parnessc01 <parnessc01@aol.com> To: ckparness <ckparness@gmail.com> Sent: Sat, Jun 15, 2013 3:52 pm Subject: COOCVE
COOCVE Information June 15, 2013 Hurricane Notice We are in the Hurricane Season. As an aid to residents, I am asking every condo association President/board to prepare a list of those residents in their building who will need assistance in evacuating their unit should it be necessary to do so. We are particularly concerned for those residents that need wheel chairs or walkers, and mostly, those that reside above the first floor. The list should include the residents name, address and phone number. We are asking that each associations list be given to your area chair or area vice-chair, whose names and addresses are published in the Reporter. Lists can also be turned in at the COOCVE office. COOCVE will give a copy of these lists to the fire department for their use in any major emergency. SWALE AREA Victory The City of Deerfield Beach (City) used to maintain the space between the outer perimeter fence and the city streets (the Swale Area) along Military trail and SW 10 th Street. This included trimming the hedges and mowing the grass. This work was done by the City. However, with a change in administration, the City claimed it was our Village responsibility and not theirs. The appearance was terrible. Master Management has been fighting the City about this for some time. Please see Donna Capobianco's article in the June issue of the Reporter. In 2009, then former Mayor Jean Robb brought it to the Citys attention. She claimed that the City had agreed to install the landscaping and perform the maintenance of the area in question. Jean Robb also stated that the Village (CVE) should not have to pay for this work. This was covered in the minutes of April 20, 1982 and other
documents. Last week, Mayor Jean Robb lead the fight to make the City resume the maintenance of the Swale Area. The vote passed 3 to 2 in our favor.By the way, there is a Meet the
Mayor Night on June 19 th at City Hall from 6:00 8:00 pm. CVE Phone Directory At the Joint COOCVE Executive Committee meeting on June 12th I brought up the concept of having a CVE phone directory listing all CVE residents and their addresses and phone numbers. If anyone is interested in working on this, we are forming a committee to get it done. Please e-mail or phone me at the COOCVE office 954-421-5566. The committee will be responsible for selecting the book format and contents, getting advertisers, frequency of publication (once a year, once every two years, etc.), distributionand providing a means to exclude those residents who do not wish to have their phone number included.Advertisers are neededto offset the costs. I believe that some advertisers in the Reporter will also like to be included in the CVE phone book, and I am hopeful that new advertisers will be found. The directory wouldalso include commonly used or needed phone numbers such as the clubhouse staff office, internal transportation office, security, gate houses, etc. Again, this can only be done if we get the volunteers to make this a reality. . Golf Course Latest update on purchasing the golf course property - as reported at the Master Management June meeting, the bank has agreed to provide the money for the purchase and we continue to move forward. By the way, the golf course property is being mowed. . COOCVE Election Committee As a reminder, we need volunteers for the COOCVE Election Committee. The only exclusion is that you cannot serve on this committee if you are a candidate for Master Management, the COOCVE Recreation Committee or as a COOCVE Officer (President, VPs, Secretary, Treasurer, Controller or Sgt.-at-Arms). As per Section 8.4 of the COOCVE Bylaws the President shall, with the approval of the Board of directors, appoint a COOCVE Election committee consisting of one member from each area of Century Village East. I am including all of last years members in the pool of candidates for this committee along with the names of anyone else who cares to volunteer. Sign-up sheets are available at the COOCVE office. This sign-up is not for candidates of any office but only for this committee. . Charlie Parness COOCVE President parnessc01@aol.com
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Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; FW: Vehicle Towing Services
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From: John Haliburton [mailto:jhaliburton@dtsdispatch.com] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 4:21 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Vehicle Towing Services
Mayor Robb, We understand the vehicle towing services bid is due May 1, and we are not a local tow provider. With that in mind, Dispatch & Tracking Solutions (DTS), is providing the following proposal. For more than 18 years Dispatch & Tracking Solutions has been providing management solutions to the municipal towing community serving over 100 law enforcement agencies in 11 states. In a typical year we will capture in excess of 260,000 tows. The DTS solution we are proposing was developed in 1997 in conjunction with a large metropolitan police department. Thus we have the only system of its kind which was developed with law enforcement, for law enforcement. With this history the DTS team has evolved into subject matter experts on issues related to non-consent towing. We are aware of no firm that can match this experience. While we understand that the bid is targeted to local tow providers, DTS is proposing an alternate, all-encompassing solution to the Departments towing life cycle. The DTS solution outlined below meets or exceeds all of the requirements and provides a myriad of other features to add efficiencies, cost savings, and transparency to the entire towing process. All of these peripheral benefits will be provided at no cost to the municipality. The most used funding model is a small user fee paid for by the vehicle owner or tow provider at vehicle retrieval or vehicle disposal. DTS operates well with one or an infinite number of tow providers on behalf of the Department. From the Departments perspective, the dispatch will be a single request to DTS which, using our cutting-edge software is then leveraged to select the appropriate tow provider with the appropriate equipment. With this approach, the Department achieves maximum, redundant towing coverage. Additionally, it enables the participation of smaller tow providers, who would otherwise be excluded because of the lack of sufficient personnel, equipment, and facilities. The result will likely improve the municipalitys MWBE objectives now or in the future. In addition to satisfying all of the requirements, the DTS solution will yield the following benefits to the Department: One, some, or all of the features can be used. It is up to the municipal customer. Single contact point. With the LETS / TMS system, OCSO will enjoy the efficiency of a single point of contact. All-in pricing. All of the features and benefits outlined herein are provided at no additional cost other than the approved impound fees. And with the Software as a Service (SaaS) model, there is no additional hardware or software required. Integration with the Municipalitys CAD system and MDTs in the officers vehicles is available. Additionally, DTS provides all upgrades, training, technical support, and implementation at no charge. Softer Towing Boundaries. With the DTS approach, our unique dispatch software will provide a more
efficient system for meeting the Departments arrival objectives. Such system will provide additional back-up and redundancy, along with quicker response times reducing officer time both in dispatch and in the field. o Voiceless Tow Dispatch. The entire request, dispatch, impound, hold and release process is computerized. Hundreds of keystrokes will be eliminated from each and every impound. Double and triple data entry, together with the associated human errors, will disappear. Hold / Release / Auction. OCSO hold and release functions can be managed in real time via the internet. Similarly, approvals for auction / scrap can be handled in the same manner. Law enforcement has real time information as to whom the vehicle was released, when it was released, and what was charged. This will reduce OCSO work load and save citizens time in reclaiming their vehicles. o Tow Charges. All towing fees are established and controlled in the system by OCSO. Accountability of funds collected and due to the Departments Office is transparent and easily accessible. o Transparency. Key Municipality Department personnel can have log-in credentials for real-time audit, management, and reporting capabilities. Secure Data. All tow data is secure (https:), fully protected, and the property of the Departments Office. No data is shared or sold to anyone. Reporting. With a relational database as its heart, the LETS / TMS solution can generate infinite reports. There is no limit to the variety of ways our towing data can be parsed, packaged, analyzed and displayed. Reports are in real time and thus display the most current data. While we reference the captured data as Reports, each is really a template a template for a discrete set of data. As such, an endless variety of views can be created through each template. Infinite reporting options provide a real time look at any segment or component of the tow cycle. Currently 240 regular reports in 7 categories are available on an ad hoc basis or can be routinely generated and sent to the appropriate party. Audit Trail. Every key stroke in our dispatch software is captured in a real time audit trail (Event Log) indicating the origin of the change and description of that change. o Customer Service. Customer service begins with real-time access to vehicle location, applicable fees, and release requirements. The LETS / TMS platform is built around this idea of providing total customer service through transparency and interactive data sharing. o Forms. Repetitive state and locally mandated forms will be hard-coded into LETS for auto-population and the accompanying efficiencies and cost savings. o Audit Repository. Additionally, DTS will add at no charge an Audit Repository for the Departments Department. Such repository will hold complete data on every tow company, every vehicle and every driver for immediate review, analysis, and management by law enforcement. Owner access. www.TowedCar.com provides internet access for locating towed vehicles, with accompanying efficiencies and cost savings for citizens, the Departments Office, and tow providers. Links can be added to both the Departments and Municipalitys websites. Additional Features. LTRS, described in the attached The DTS Solution provides an efficient, notification process for impounded vehicles. Registered owners and lien holders can receive first class or registered mail notifications to meet statutory requirements and trigger the lien sale process. Additionally, many municipalities require notification of private property impounds and repos. The LETS platform can be used as an electronic repository to efficiently service this requirement. Both of these features are available for a modest, cost-saving unit charge. Non-consent tows outside of law enforcement initiated tows can be captured. These types of tows such
as private property trespass, repossessions, and more can be captured, and the municipality can add an administrative fee to these types of tows and law enforcement initiated tows allowing the municipality to see unrealized revenue. This is a trend across the country. Dispatch & Tracking Solutions provides unmatched experience and credibility married to state-of-the-art software. The LETS platform we are proposing is so unique that several law enforcement agencies, following their own extensive research, concluded there was no comparable product. As such, no RFP process was necessary and they elected to sole-source LETS. We are anxious to provide this service to the municipality through which ever process you see fit. Sincerely, John Haliburton DTS - Dispatch and Tracking Solutions 678-230-2796 jhaliburton@dtsdispatch.com www.dtsdispatch.com www.towedcar.com DTS (Don).png
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fastfreddy1752@aol.com mamamayor@comcast.net Fwd: Re: Your Meeting june 19TH, WEDNESDAY
Sent: Mon, 10 Jun 2013 10:52:52 GMT
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. > 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 Do you know if the media
> for the public communications well covered. > will be in the hall?
You might want to consider putting a "yard sign"
Archive Manager Message Export > 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 On your sheet, I'd stick to your
> than what you've got in place now.
> 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. > > 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 >> 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? >> >> 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 Do we really need an asst. ciy manager when 46 Luv always, Fred und Nancy (954)295-5080.
>> 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
Archive Manager Message Export >> 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 > > > -> 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.
Keven Klopp john@johnmcqueston.com ; mamamayor@comcast.net ;
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 21:51:32 GMT
emyrick@bmulaw.com; epicbl@gmail.com ; kikum@campbellandrosemurgy.com; Re: Baggs Closing Update
I will look into it tomorrow. Shouldn't be a problem.
From: John D. McQueston [mailto:john@johnmcqueston.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 09:39 PM To: Jean Robb <mamamayor@comcast.net>; Keven Klopp Cc : 'Ed Myrick' <emyrick@bmulaw.com>; 'Brian Baggs' <epicbl@gmail.com>; 'Kiku Martinson' <kikum@campbellandrosemurgy.com> Subject : RE: Baggs Closing Update
Jean/ Keven: We are trying to close on the Baggs Property and need your cooperation in getting the satisfaction of mortgage signed. Please let me know if we can get this done in a timely fashion. Cordially,
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
From: Ed Myrick [mailto:emyrick@bmulaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 11:35 AM To: 'john@johnmcqueston.com' Cc: Yessenia Marroquin-Yeaman; Caryn Cipes Subject: Baggs Closing Update
John, We are still waiting on the City of Deerfield Beach to sign the satisfaction of the mortgage that came up on title. The form has been sent from the City Attorney to the City Manager for execution. We can close as soon as we receive an executed copy. Regards, ** PLEASE NOTE MY NEW EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW** Edward L. Myrick, Jr. emyrick@bmulaw.com Beighley, Myrick & Udell, P.A.
1255 W. Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 314 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Phone: (954)784-3298 Fax: (954)784-1282
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michellelane13@gmail.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Fwd: Parking Task Force Update
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:19:19 GMT
One more thing..would you like to be put on my distribution list for the Cove Neighborhood Watch? I have some staff, Commissioner Miller and the Chief on it. Let me know and I will gladly add. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:37:00 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Fwd: Parking Task Force Update
I spoke with Kevin Klopp this morning and told him I wanted a copy of what we are considering. I am forwarding it to you. He says you can still put 100 dollars in the mechanism and your license plate will be entered. The one thing he could not tell me was how much does that buy you? This is what they are considering.
From: "Keven Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> To: "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Lynn Fleming" <lfleming@deerfield-beach.com>, "Amanda Shafer" <AShafer@deerfield-beach.com>, mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:55:07 AM Subject: RE: Parking Task Force Update
I spoke to the Mayor this morning. She requested the packet that was in the 6/4/13 Commission agenda and the current version of the draft RFP so she can review it again prior to her meeting this evening. I provided the requested items in hard copy. An electronic copy of each is attached.
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: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 4:09 PM To: Keven Klopp Cc: Lynn Fleming; Amanda Shafer Subject: RE: Parking Task Force Update
Keven, Mayor Robb just called to request the most recent update on the Parking Meter project. If you have anything to provide her, she asked that we have it on her desk by tomorrow morning. Thanks, Sandra
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: the date
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 06:53:40 GMT
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From: "Holly Cimino" <hcimino@bcpa.net> To: "Lori Parrish" <lparrish@bcpa.net>, "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> Cc: "Janet Friel" <jfriel@bcpa.net> Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 4:58:43 PM Subject: RE: the date
Since August 4th is a Sunday and the deadline CANNOT be extended to Monday, August 5th , we asked the taxing authorities to provide us the information no later than Friday, August 2nd. The ad valorem taxing authorities should be certifying their proposed rates to us via the DORs etrim system. Non-ad valorem information should be submitted to us via email, fax, courier, or regular mail so long as we receive it by August 2nd.
Sincerely, Holly M. Cimino, CFE Director of Finance, Budget and Tax Roll Broward County Property Appraiser's Office 115 S. Andrews Ave, Room 111 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 954-357-6825 (PH) 954-357-6894 (Fax) hcimino@bcpa.net
From: Lori Parrish Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 4:53 PM To: 'mamamayor@comcast.net' Cc: Holly Cimino; Janet Friel Subject: RE: the date
I will check with Holly. It is usually about the first Friday in August. I do not see it on our tax roll calendar. Lori
Lori Parrish Broward County Property Appraiser

Broward Governmental Center 115 South Andrews Avenue, Room 111 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone (954) 357-6904 Fax (954) 357-8474 E-Mail lori@bcpa.net
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From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 3:57 PM To: Lori Parrish Subject: the date
Last night at a budget hearing, we were told that you have to have our millage rate etc by August 4. Since that is a Sunday, is there another date or what is the latest that the information may reach you. JEAN
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Barkhurst, Ariel mamamayor@comcast.net Article on resident comments
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 15:58:15 GMT
Mayor Robb, I am writing a story summarizing the fact that residents have taken to suggesting that the Deerfield commission be more civil. It will include examples of conflict at Deerfield city meetings, including the fact that some residents have spoken against both yourself and Commissioner Ganz. It will also include examples of yourself and Commissioner Ganz disagreeing, since that is what has sparked the residents comments on civility. As a result, I was hoping to find out: --Do you agree with the residents who have said the commission should be ashamed of its behavior over the last few months? Why or why not? --What is your reaction when residents publicly speak against you? --From where do you think the conflict between yourself and Commissioner Ganz springs originally? What is the fundamental disagreement here? --Have you received emails along the same lines as the comments residents are making at meetings, ie about civility, or about yourself or Commissioner Ganz? Perhaps you could send any of them my way. Mayor, I want you to know that while I wrote the article about you after Commissioner Ganzs comments, youve got to know that I would have written it about him if you had brought up issues like that about him. I am not on a side. This article, in fact, is my attempt to document the fact that this commission has a political background in light of which any incidents like the one with Israel must be seen. I understand that incidents like that dont happen in a vacuum. Let me know about my questions. You can email or call me to talk about them. Thank you, Ariel Barkhurst 954-356-4451 210-289-9679
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DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch Michelle Lane Deerfield Beach Neighborhood Watch Update- 6/24/2013
Sent: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 11:49:06 GMT
BSO is currently working a burglary at St. Ambrose School that occurred overnight. It appears that two subjects, possibly juveniles, entered the school during the night and vandalized the interior. Road Patrol and BSO detectives are currently on scene investigating.
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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net FW: Deerfield Beach City Commission meeting Monday night 645pm
Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 17:48:43 GMT
Ms. Robb, This was sent out to the firefighters from BSO Fire Union Mark From: IAFF Local 4321 [mailto:info@bcfire.com] Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2013 5:24 PM To: Mark Griffith Subject: Deerfield Beach City Commission meeting Monday night 645pm
City of Deerfield beach is holding a Budget workshop on Monday June 24, 2013 @ 6pm. Commissioners plan to discuss the Fire Rescue budget and whether or not to remain with BSO Fire Rescue. Please make plans to attend this important budget meeting. Our friends have asked that we provide a good showing of support. Union shirts will be provided to members who attend. Posted on: June 20, 2013
Official Budget Work Session Schedule (FY 2013-2014)
The City of Deerfield Beach will be holding a series of Budget Work Sessions. The public is invited to attend and observe the process. The schedule is as follows:
Monday, June 24, 2013 6:00PM Financial Overview - Revenue Forecast (Hugh Dunkley) 6:15PM Administrative Departments 6:30PM Senior Services / Community Development (Donna DeFronzo) 6:45PM BSO Fire Rescue (Fire Chief Anthony Stravino, Dep. Fire Chief Frank Porcella,
District Chief Chad Brocato) 7:45PM Public Input
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Possible to meet
Sent: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 07:03:20 GMT
From: "Charles Laser" <claser@comcast.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 11:08:50 PM Subject: Possible to meet Hello Jean, would it be possible to meet sometime for lunch? I want to share with you some thoughts, however I do not know as an appointee what I can say or am I restricted from talking to the Mayor. I hope all is well and I know things are difficult. Best Regards, Chuck (Laser) claser@comcast.net
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Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; RE: Mayors Water Council Meeting July 10-11, 2013 San Francisco, CA
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From: USCM/Cochran [mailto:actionalert@usmayors.org] Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 12:19 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Mayors Water Council Meeting July 10-11, 2013 San Francisco, CA
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To: The Mayor From: Tom Cochran, CEO and Executive Director On behalf of The Mayors Water Council of The U.S. Conference of Mayors, we are pleased to invite you to attend our 2013 Mayors Water Council Meeting on July 10-11, 2013 in San Francisco, CA, hosted by Mayor Ed Lee. The Mayors Water Council assists cities in their efforts to provide safe, affordable and adequate water and wastewater services and infrastructure in the 21st Century. Mayors Water Council Co-Chairs Mayor Gregory A. Ballard, Indianapolis, IN, and Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Mayor of Baltimore, MD join San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee inviting and urging you to attend. The theme of the Meeting is: Investing in Water Infrastructure to Build Strong, Competitive, and Inclusive Cities Lessons from San Francisco. Mayor Lee will share his strategy for leveraging public benefits out of every dollar invested in public water and wastewater. Additionally, the meeting will take up several topics: Alternative Infrastructure Financing; Innovative Cost-Savings Best Practices; Water Resources Planning and Development; and, a Regulatory and Legislative Review. The Meeting format allows for interactive dialogue. Mayors can share their perspectives on how they are planning to provide water supply, wastewater treatment, piping and stormwater management in their cities in the future. The Meeting includes a special session addressing recent developments in and implementation of the US Environmental Protection Agency's Integrated Planning Framework for Combined and Sanitary Sewer Overflow (CSO/SSO) enforcement actions, and progress in the Affordability Dialogue between EPA, USCM, NLC and NACo. This Meeting presents a unique opportunity for you to participate in developing urban water strategies to bring America's cities into the next decade of the 21st Century. Registration materials can be found at:http://usmayors.org/MWCSanFran13. If you would like additional information, please contact staff members Rich Anderson (202) 8616795(randerson@usmayors.org). ---------
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From: Ryan, Michael [mailto:MRyan@sunrisefl.gov] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 8:34 AM Subject: BORA: Make Your Voice Heard on May 15th at 9 AM Public Hearing on Certification Process
I have previously outlined my opposition to the current certification requirements for building department employees currently and historically mandated by the Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals (BORA). I have raised these concerns and objections, both legal and factual, with BORA. Our City Commission passed unanimously a resolution calling on BORA to amend the certification requirements, which restrict our ability to hire. I have even provided a draft of amendments to BORA for their consideration. I have attached both for your consideration. After the City of Sunrise passed the resolution opposing the certification process, and I began raising the issues with my fellow elected colleagues throughout the County, BORA convened a Certification Committee to review the certification requirements. This is not the first time such a committee has been convened; last time a similar committee initiated few meaningful changes. Over the past few months, the Certification Committee of BORA has been meeting. On May 15, 2012 at 9:00 AM, the BORA Certification Committee will conduct a public hearing. We are permitted to make a presentation of up to 5 minutes in length to be followed by committee questions and answers. This is a general public hearing and all are invited to speak whether or not written suggestions have already been submitted. Meeting Location: Emergency Management Division Emergency Operations Center, Room 332A 201 NW 84th Avenue Plantation, Florida 33324 I strongly encourage every City to send someone (or multiple people) to oppose the current certification process. If you are unable to attend, I encourage you to make your voice heard through correspondence directed to BORA. In addition, I hope the Broward League of Cities will take an official position in this regard. It is time to change the practices of this 40 year board and make them more responsive to the needs of the municipalities. Best regards,
Mike
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fastfreddy1752@aol.com mamamayor@comcast.net Fwd: Hanson & Ganz bad faith
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 07:10:12 GMT
FYI. I sent this to Richard's private mailbox, but from what I saw last night, I don't think he understands the severity of his/their actions just yet, if ever. Luv, F & N P.S. I'm not working with him on the budget items as previously discussed.
-----Original Message----From: fastfreddy1752 <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> To: Fishmayven <Fishmayven@yahoo.com> Sent: Mon, Jun 24, 2013 5:36 am Subject: Hancon & Ganz bad faith
My frustrations boileth over with these two clowns. Therefore, please return the materials I gave you earlier this month, rather than pass them along to Mr. Ganz as I'd previously requested. We might just have a chancefor some progress and healing here in D.B. after theseguys leave the scene. Their sly and deceitful tactics have driven a wedge between our local government andthe public. That'sNOT goodleadership,and it most certainly does destroy any trust in governmentfrom the public. Nancy and I will be at tonight's budget meeting. We'll be the folks w/o the City teeshirtson.
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DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch mamamayor@comcast.net Re: your e-mail
Sent: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 11:25:57 GMT
Good Morning MayorUnfortunately, I will not be able to attend your meeting tomorrow night. I know you are gathering some thoughts on couple of subjects, so if you don't mind, I will give them to you on an email. First, I want to thank you for your work on the Kingfisher Canal. I don't live on that canal, but the one on SE 13th Ave and we appreciate any help that you can give to make our waterways cleaner. I can only hope that some clean up will extend to our canal at some point. I am really upset about the talk on abolishing the beach stickers for residents. I understand the need to appease the residents of Century Village and to increase revenue, but can we come up with some kind of hybrid? Most of the other beach cities have some kind of consideration for their residents. I really hope you can reconsider this. Lastly, there is talk about increasing the millage rate to bolster the reserve and lowering the utility tax. I am not sure what the gain is here- other than helping renters and penalizing homeowners in Deerfield Beach. I do not feel we should be paying a higher millage rate that Boca Raton or Lighthouse Point and that seems where we are headed. This really doesn't seem fair and I feel will deter people from buying homes here in our city. Again, I hope you reconsider your stance on this. Thank you for your service and good luck at your meeting tomorrow. Best, Michelle Lane
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 10:07 AM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote:
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 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
CRAmoney 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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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: cove
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 15:11:08 GMT
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From: lstristate@aol.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 9:52:15 PM Subject: cove
Jean I was not sure if you heard anything back as to when they did there check at cove . I sent you pictures from Friday so you could actually see a slow night normally a lot more people. you can see all tables at right full bar seating full ,that is there occupancy so everyone standing is over there limit and this is a slow Friday. You can see where the sarcasim comes from when someone tells us they are keeping a count ,that's why we ask there method and time .
Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887
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DFBCove@gmail.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: your e-mail
Sent: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 13:46:29 GMT
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
CRAmoney 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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Peter Parkin mamamayor@comcast.net Meeting Request
Sent: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:49:47 GMT
Mayor Robb, Good Evening. The purpose of this email is to request a meeting to discuss my layoff from the City of Deerfield Beach. I am available between 6/20/2013 and 7/4/2013. I will be unavailable 7/5/2013 thru 7/14/2013; I am availableanytime thereafter. Thank you and best wishes.
Sent: Mon, 15 Apr 2013 08:49:11 GMT
Ben Preston ; Bill Ganz; Richard Rosenzweig; Joe Miller ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Amanda Shafer ; Lynn Fleming ; Recall: UPDATE E911: Email To County Commissioner RE: Op-Ed Inaccuracies and Unfair Attack on Cities
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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John Gerbino mamamayor@comcast.net RE: permitting
Sent: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 12:31:51 GMT
Done, he will move forward with the proposal.

From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 21, 2013 12:00 PM To: John Gerbino Subject: Re: permitting
I spoke to Tyler Chapelle. I told him I need the info by July 1st. Hecalled me om hiscell. It is945-790-2814 Give him a call. JEAN From: "John Gerbino" <jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net, "Sara Moran" <skmdesigner@bellsouth.net> Sent: Friday, June 21, 2013 11:34:04 AM Subject: RE: permitting
Dear Mayor Robb, I spoke with Matt Mitchell of the Chappelle Group this morning. The earliest they can meet is July 8, the owner of their company is on vacation until then. Matt Mitchell told me that he worked for another firm in 2000 and actually did some of the chemical analysis that was included in the Kingfisher report done by the B.C. Environmental Department. I will get back to you after the July 8th meeting. Thank you for your continued interest and support. John Gerbino
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 21, 2013 10:26 AM To: John Gerbino; Sara Moran Subject: permitting
You don't need to meet with me or any other politicians to move this project forward. Andrew JONES GAVE ME THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT HE THOUGHT HAD DONE SOME DREDGING IN 2010. gLENN ( THE OWNER) DID NOT THINK SO, BUT HE GAVE ME THE NAME AND THE PHONE NUMBER FOR THE master of getting permits without all of the stumbling blocks that De Brusco was feeding me when I had my conversation with him. THe man is Tyler Chappell and his phone number is 954-782-1908. Make an appointment with him and show him what you need done and he will let you know what steps have to be taken to secure the permit. He'll tell you how long it will take and how much it woulkd cost. Find out before the next commission meeting on July 1st and I'll make sure that you are on the agenda. I did find out that it was Snyder Dredging that had blanket permits for all the canals; however, they have since gone out of business.I am deaaling with the commission that thinks I interfere. I say I investigate and do a lot of research.
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Re: Baggs Closing Update(0Kb)
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 17:05:35 GMT
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DFBCove@gmail.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: your e-mail
Sent: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 10:26:08 GMT
My address is 529 SE 13th Avenue, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441. Also, thank you so much in looking into funding the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. I agree with you, its very important! I'm going to reach out to Amy to see how else I can help. Although I have a full-time job, I'm a Mom and a wife, I feel its a very important cause. Best, Michelle Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T From: mamamayor@comcast.net Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 18:48:25 +0000 (UTC) To: DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch<dfbcove@gmail.com> Subject: Re: your e-mail
Thank you for your suggestions. I am waiting until Budget time to see what the manager is going to suggest in order to increase the undesignated reserve. We had 33 million there in 2005 when Wima hit. The former commission ran it down to 7 million which is what we have now. The finance director says we should have at least 15 million in reserve. The new parking system being proposed allows forspecific purchases. The elimination of the paper beach parking stickers is part of this new system being proposed. If you send me your address, I will ask the city to send you a copy of what is being proposed and you can share it with your e-mail connections. I plan to introduce the stormwater maintenance fee which every other city has to maintain our waterways. It comes to about 3 dollars on your water bill, but the city has been negligent in canal upkeep to present time. I know people think I interfere. All I am doing is shedding light on the mishaps from a disfunctional city.Jean
From: "DFB Cove Neighborhood Watch" <dfbcove@gmail.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 11:25:16 AM Subject: Re: your e-mail Good Morning MayorUnfortunately, I will not be able to attend your meeting tomorrow night. I know you are gathering some thoughts on couple of subjects, so if you don't mind, I will give them to you on an email. First, I want to thank you for your work on the Kingfisher Canal. I don't live on that canal, but the one on SE 13th Ave and we appreciate any help that you can give to make our waterways cleaner. I can only hope that some clean up will extend to our canal at some point. I am really upset about the talk on abolishing the beach stickers for residents. I understand the need to appease the residents of Century Village and to increase revenue, but can we come up with some kind of hybrid? Most of the other beach cities have some kind of consideration for their residents. I really hope you can reconsider this. Lastly, there is talk about increasing the millage rate to bolster the reserve and lowering the utility tax. I am not sure what the gain is here- other than helping renters and penalizing homeowners in Deerfield Beach. I do not feel we should be paying a higher millage rate that Boca Raton or Lighthouse Point and that seems
where we are headed. This really doesn't seem fair and I feel will deter people from buying homes here in our city. Again, I hope you reconsider your stance on this. Thank you for your service and good luck at your meeting tomorrow. Best, Michelle Lane
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 10:07 AM, <mamamayor@comcast.net> wrote: 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
CRAmoney 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
John Gerbino Charles DaBrusco mamamayor@comcast.net ; Sarah Moran ;
Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 10:45:12 GMT
Dear Charles, As we discussed, I would like to visit your office to view the routing plan of the 24 storm-water drain pipe that terminates in the Kingfisher waterway. In addition I would like to read the aerator information you have pertaining to that devices pollution control abilities particularly in dealing with fecal coliform and petroleum based pollutants infesting the Kingfisher. Id like to know the cost of the aerator units along with the installation and annual maintenance. Thanks for your continued cooperation, let me know a convenient day and time and I will be there. Thank you, John Gerbino
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: ethics complaint
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:34:12 GMT
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Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb RE: Phone Message - Bobby Tucker
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:42:06 GMT
Ill let him know. Thanks

From: Jean M. Robb Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 1:40 PM To: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Subject: Re: Phone Message - Bobby Tucker
Tell him I have family plans but thanks for the invitation. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 26, 2013, at 1:37 PM, "Sandra Florvella-Pierre" <SFlorvella@deerfield-beach.com> wrote: Mayor Robb, Bobby Tucker from Veterans Services of America will be having an event at Oceans 234 on July 4th and he hopes you can stop by. The invitation is open from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at the said location. His contact number is (561)939-9906. 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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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net BUDGET PREP - QUINT/ISO rating food for thought
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Food for Thought on buying trucks in the budget for a ISO rating
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LSTRISTATE@aol.com mamamayor@comcast.net Re: Cove patio bar
Sent: Sun, 16 Jun 2013 10:36:55 GMT
Jean the patio deck is built out of concrete and is very strong and well built that will not cave in. The issue there is that they have an outdoor occupancy for 120 approved during the third variance. I thought there was going to some enforcement of that outside that does not appear to have happened and also that over crowding directly effects the cove parking and every other tax paying business. The occupancy was supposed to be looked into also during the variances were the bathrooms increased ever to accommodate more people. The major issue with the over capacity is if someone actually gets pushed or falls into the water when so many people are there on a Friday you could still havea Shuckers like incident , where over capacity would be the problem. The noise has been a little less with the first Friday being better and gradually increasing along with the boat music increasing. I feel like a parent dealing with kids who each week will try to see how much they can get away with before people will complain, that's the feeling on this side speaking with other people . We have all been down this road and it gets old policing someone business its not our job and really wonder why the fire department doesn't enforce the occupancy which would squash most of the noise issues with the boat music but we can only ask so many times we are not the ones paying the details and wonder if that's what wags the tail.
Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887 -----Original Message----From: mamamayor <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: Lawrence Sullivan <lstristate@aol.com> Sent: Sat, Jun 15, 2013 7:23 pm Subject: Cove patio bar
I contacted Jerry Ferguson after the collapse pf the deck at Shutters to ask if we have determined the safety of the one at the Two Georges. I thought I remembered your saying somthing about that particular structure when we had the meeting with the owner of the 2 Georges. Would you elaborate for me as I would like to pursue. And Have you seen any improvement in the situation since we met? JEAN
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Section 7.09
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 15:00:31 GMT
From: "John Grassi" <grassi_john@yahoo.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 2:01:30 PM Subject: Re: Section 7.09
Also do you have information on the process for removing an ordinance? John
From: "mamamayor@comcast.net" <mamamayor@comcast.net> To: John Grassi <grassi_john@yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 1:59 PM Subject: Section 7.09
Lease is defined as a contract for possession or USE of real property.

From: To: Subject:
mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: 7 PM mtg. tonite
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:30:06 GMT
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: fredatthemeadows@gmail.com Cc: Fastfreddy1752@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 2:12:36 PM Subject: 7 PM mtg. tonite
TO ALL MY H.O.A. & CONDOLIST IN D.B. DIST. 3:PLEASE attend an informative meeting tonight at Shelby's Rest., 3952 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Drfld. Bch., FL 33442, (954) 570-8773. Two world renownedspeakers, John Grassi, and Mark Griffith, are on tap to discussthe Deerfield Beach 2013-14 budget, and City/Voter Communications. It will be short, and to the point starting at 7 PM. Hope to see you tonight, and I'm sorry for the late notification. Fred und Nancy Foreman
From: To: Subject:
mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Another Thank you to Mayor Robb
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 15:01:27 GMT
From: "Jenn Pedone" <longbeachny@live.com> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 9:23:47 AM Subject: Another Thank you to Mayor Robb Good morning Mayor Robb, I just wanted to thank you for having the city manager look into the No Thru Truck ordinance on our street(SE 10th Street-East of Federal to SE 12th Ave) and getting the signs posted on both ends of the street.We still havecommercial trucks coming through here (yesterday a huge Sysco Commercial truck, breadtrucks,etc.) but hopefully they will eventually see the signs andstop. At least the signs are there... and that's a huge step. Thank you! Thank you! Thankyou! The speeding continues here - hopefully the city manager (or the appropriate staff)will address this long standing issue soon. It would be nice, not to mention appropriate, that we are at least provided with the plan of action --the lack of communication from the city manager/staff is the reason why we residents feel angry and ignored. Thank you for everything you have done, and continue to do! Sincerely, Jenn Pedone From: longbeachny@live.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Subject: RE: Thank You Mayor Robb Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2013 11:25:52 -0400 There are many residents that are happy with you and your determination to see this city improve! We had utility out herethis week.... I believe they cleaned the drain pipes, which we are grateful for - Thank you! We did not have flooding this past rain cycle but maybe its due to breaks in the rain flow that allowed for the pooled water to drain.It's the same problem thatthe west side had/has... the street is too high fromyears of repaving. Hopefully the budgetwill allow for theeventual addressing of this (Ibelieve we're last on the schedule of the city-wide repaving project). The cleaning of the drains is definitely a huge help. Thank you also for pushing for resolutionfor the speed bumpson our street. It baffles me that the fire dept.(or anyone in city management)would take issue withthe safety of the roads in this area, considering it's a largeresidential area that hosts a lot of pedestrian/tourist usage and traffic. I'm sure there will be a lot of people who will be unhappy that they need to slow down - whoever is concerned about that possibility can send those people to me; I'll be happy to explain why the residents who live here feel they're necessary.
Thank you again Mayor Robb! Sincerely, Jenn Pedone Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2013 14:47:42 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com 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 disgruntledmisinformedindividualsin 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" attitudeinstead of inane political pontification. It is apparent to anyone watching these city meetings that there are thoseon the commission who only representtheir own discontent of your re-election.They should be ashamed of themselves. Thank you forbeing theMayor 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 mayoris 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. Weimplore you to find a way to work as the team we citizens need you to be. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
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Toula Amanna mamamayor@comcast.net Fwd: Deerfield Bch Invitation image001.jpg(672Kb)
Sent: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 22:16:02 GMT
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Dear Mayor Robb, as per your suggestion , it all fits nicely and Thursday will be a great day for Grand Opening around 5:30. I will see you there and I wish you a great evening tomorrow at the meet the Mayor event. Toula Amanna 954-610-4570

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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: Baggs Closing Update
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 06:52:10 GMT
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From: "John D. McQueston" <john@johnmcqueston.com> To: "Jean Robb" <mamamayor@comcast.net>, "Keven R. Klopp" <kklopp@deerfield-beach.com> Cc: "Ed Myrick" <emyrick@bmulaw.com>, "Brian Baggs" <epicbl@gmail.com>, "Kiku Martinson" <kikum@campbellandrosemurgy.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 9:39:12 PM Subject: RE: Baggs Closing Update Jean/ Keven: We are trying to close on the Baggs Property and need your cooperation in getting the satisfaction of mortgage signed. Please let me know if we can get this done in a timely fashion. Cordially, 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
From: Ed Myrick [mailto:emyrick@bmulaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 11:35 AM To: 'john@johnmcqueston.com' Cc: Yessenia Marroquin-Yeaman; Caryn Cipes Subject: Baggs Closing Update John, We are still waiting on the City of Deerfield Beach to sign the satisfaction of the mortgage that came up on title. The form has been sent from the City Attorney to the City Manager for execution. We can close as soon as we receive an executed copy. Regards, ** PLEASE NOTE MY NEW EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW** Edward L. Myrick, Jr. emyrick@bmulaw.com Beighley, Myrick & Udell, P.A. 1255 W. Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 314 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Phone: (954)784-3298 Fax: (954)784-1282
From: To: Subject:
John Gerbino mamamayor@comcast.net ; Sara Moran ; RE: permitting
Sent: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 11:34:10 GMT
Dear Mayor Robb, I spoke with Matt Mitchell of the Chappelle Group this morning. The earliest they can meet is July 8, the owner of their company is on vacation until then. Matt Mitchell told me that he worked for another firm in 2000 and actually did some of the chemical analysis that was included in the Kingfisher report done by the B.C. Environmental Department. I will get back to you after the July 8th meeting. Thank you for your continued interest and support. John Gerbino
From: mamamayor@comcast.net [mailto:mamamayor@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 21, 2013 10:26 AM To: John Gerbino; Sara Moran Subject: permitting
You don't need to meet with me or any other politicians to move this project forward. Andrew JONES GAVE ME THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT HE THOUGHT HAD DONE SOME DREDGING IN 2010. gLENN ( THE OWNER) DID NOT THINK SO, BUT HE GAVE ME THE NAME AND THE PHONE NUMBER FOR THE master of getting permits without all of the stumbling blocks that De Brusco was feeding me when I had my conversation with him. THe man is Tyler Chappell and his phone number is 954-782-1908. Make an appointment with him and show him what you need done and he will let you know what steps have to be taken to secure the permit. He'll tell you how long it will take and how much it woulkd cost. Find out before the next commission meeting on July 1st and I'll make sure that you are on the agenda. I did find out that it was Snyder Dredging that had blanket permits for all the canals; however, they have since gone out of business.I am deaaling with the commission that thinks I interfere. I say I investigate and do a lot of research.
From: To: Subject:
Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net Two more commentaries on current events FD-BudgetRequest.docx (14Kb)
Sent: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 18:19:55 GMT
FD-Dispatch.docx(1092Kb)
Ms. Robb, I am sharing with you research I do for school at FAU. If you dont want this stuff just let me know. Mark
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: ethics complaint
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 16:42:53 GMT
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From: smichelson@smichelsonlaw.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 11:25:59 AM Subject: ethics complaint

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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net McGladrey Report
Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 18:00:34 GMT
FDAudit.docx (28Kb)
Ms. Robb, These are my notes on the report. Mark
From: To: Subject:
Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Phone Message - Rev. David Johnson
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:24:46 GMT
Mayor Robb,
Reverend David Johnson called for you wanting to speakabout a couple issues. He would not elaborate on anything specific. He can be reached at 954-592-9859. 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
Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Lynn Fleming ; Amanda Shafer ; Phone Message - Howard Weinstein
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 13:56:38 GMT
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)4103312. 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
Sandra Florvella-Pierre mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Lynn Fleming ; Amanda Shafer ; FW: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 13:20:42 GMT

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
Eddie Martinez Jean M. Robb Rick Huntley ; Sheila Flemming-Portis ; Sandra Florvella-Pierre ; Re: City of Deerfield Beach User Account Update
Sent: Thu, 09 May 2013 15:22:46 GMT
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" <JRobb@deerfield-beach.com> 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
From: To: Subject:
Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; FW: Get Your Business Online City Challenge
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:12:28 GMT
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From: USCM/Cochran [mailto:actionalert@usmayors.org] Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 12:07 PM To: Web City Commission Subject: Get Your Business Online City Challenge
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The impact of being online is huge. Businesses that make use of the web are expected to grow 40% faster and are twice as likely to create jobs. Our local businesses are using online tools and resources to find new customers, connect with existing ones and improve their operations. Just as every American needs to be online, every business needs to be on the web as well.
Yet, more than half of all U.S. small businesses do not have a website. Thats over 15 million businesses that cant be found online.
As leaders, we can help in a big way. We can encourage all of our communitys small business owners to get online. We can spread the word to their family, friends and customers. We can get our business development organizations, our Chambers of Commerce and Small Business Development Centers to spread the word. Our leadership can ensure that every business in our communities is succeeding on the Web.
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: 10 year Deerfield Beach Budget History
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:31:44 GMT
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From: "Mark Griffith" <amvest@gate.net> To: mamamayor@comcast.net Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 11:47:14 AM Subject: 10 year Deerfield Beach Budget History
Good Morning Jean, You know Budgets so I think you will find this interesting. This is part of a school project as you know I study Local Government at FAU. This is the result of my review of the Fire Department from the 10 years of data That is available on the website. I noticed that Risk Management is used as a Dumping ground if you will of Fire Department related costs that they wanted reported Elsewhere for whatever reason..so I included the Risk Managers budget as well. I believe it tells the story of how the merger occurred and how current budget reporting Practices have eliminated accountability, transparency, and meaningful public participation. If you do anything, I would require this trend to stop immediately at this Budget year. Make them do it right. I am at your service, if you need me just call. Mark 561 676 2101
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mamamayor@comcast.net Jean M. Robb Fwd: My friend needs help
Sent: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 08:07:20 GMT
From: fastfreddy1752@aol.com To: jnovickas@yahoo.com Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 7:57:05 AM Subject: Fwd: My friend needs help
My dear friend, Jerry Novickas has a problem as stated below, and if anyone has any ideas, please contact him ASAP. Thanks muchly. Luv, Fred und Nancy Foreman P.S. Some of you manage schools, have purchasing backgrounds, or marketingexperience that could help Jerry with his problem. Part of our neighbor helping neighbor program.....in action, yes?
-----Original Message----From: Jerry Novickas <jnovickas@yahoo.com> To: Fred Foreman <fastfreddy1752@aol.com> Sent: Wed, Jun 26, 2013 5:51 pm Subject: need help
My company is interested in bidding on therapy services for schools. Do you know, or do you know someone you could ask if there is a nation wide source were we could find out if an RFP, request for proposal has been issued, anywhere in the USA? Maybe your son in the Post Office? somebody in Deerfield government? We realize each school or district issues the RFP, but we were hoping there might be some centralized USA repository where they might be stored, rather than trying to contact every school / districtin the USA. Figured you maybe know somebody that knows somebody . . . .. jerry
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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net amvest@gate.net Tonight Budget meeting
Sent: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 14:14:08 GMT
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Hello Jean I know this must be difficult for you and I hope youre doing ok. Expect a lot of Firefighters at the meeting tonight Mark
Sarah Moran Charles DaBrusco John Gerbino ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Joe Miller ; Jean M. Robb ; Re: RE:
Sent: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 13:21:20 GMT
It is alright with me but I would like to see you get your numbers to Vice Mayor Miller and the Mayor prior to your vacation so that the water sample study in particular can be voted on and approved at the July 1st meeting. And as John mentioned last night there are dredging companies available to use that require no permits. We do not want to wait until the August 20th meeting for action! Regards, Sarah Moran Sent from my iPhone On Jun 20, 2013, at 12:11 PM, Charles DaBrusco <cdabrusco@deerfield-beach.com> wrote:
Can we meet when I come back from vacation after July 1?

From: John Gerbino [mailto:jgerbino@gerbinoandassociates.com] Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2013 10:45 AM To: Charles DaBrusco Cc: mamamayor@comcast.net; 'Sarah Moran' Subject:
Dear Charles, As we discussed, I would like to visit your office to view the routing plan of the 24 storm-water drain pipe that terminates in the Kingfisher waterway. In addition I would like to read the aerator information you have pertaining to that devices pollution control abilities particularly in dealing with fecal coliform and petroleum based pollutants infesting the Kingfisher. Id like to know the cost of the aerator units along with the installation and annual maintenance. Thanks for your continued cooperation, let me know a convenient day and time and I will be there. Thank you, John Gerbino
This message was sent with High Importance. From: To: CC: Subject: Sandra Florvella-Pierre Jean M. Robb ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Amanda Shafer ; Lynn Fleming ; FW: FDOT Communication Facilities East Coast Railway; CS/SB 1132 / CS/CS/HB 7127 Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 13:46:28 GMT
-----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 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, Mayor Gary Resnick City of Wilton Manors, Florida cc: Wilton Manors City Commission & Planning and Zoning Board
From: To: Subject:
Ron LaVergne Ron LaVergne Letter of request for discussion DBHS.
Sent: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 14:30:40 GMT
Today is a day of action Yesterday's are the past. They can be forgotten or revered.
Tomorrow's are the future. You can do nothing as it will surely come or you can plan for it. Years ago a local benefactor, Mrs. Alice Butler, left in her estate plan a trust fund to provide scholarships for Deerfield Beach high school students to further their education. She also left her 1923 home in Hillsboro Blvd. to the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. This property is known as the "Butler House" and is on the National Registry. However very little thought was given to how the Butler House expenses such as maintenance, insurance and utilities would be paid. Previous City Commissions recognized the importance of this piece of Deerfield Beach history and provided funds for the society. Many municipalities have historical societies which they fund in their budgets. Deerfield Beach has some interesting history and it's 70+ thousand residents should be proud of our accomplishments. A dollar per resident would be enough each year to maintain and restore the Butler House and Kester Cottage. Currently membership dues, donations and the support of several families cannot provide the funds to achieve the societies goals and objectives. Today is a day of action Sincerely yours, Amie Kay Tanner. Ronald B. LaVergne. Dave Noderer. Ed Dietrich Sent from my iPad Deerfield Beach Historical Society. Dick Mowry Mary Mowry Bill Muenzenmaier www.deerfield-history.org
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LSTRISTATE@aol.com mamamayor@comcast.net cove
Sent: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 21:52:18 GMT
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Jean I was not sure if you heard anything back as to when they did there check at cove . I sent you pictures from Friday so you could actually see a slow night normally a lot more people. you can see all tables at right full bar seating full ,that is there occupancy so everyone standing is over there limit and this is a slow Friday. You can see where the sarcasim comes from when someone tells us they are keeping a count ,that's why we ask there method and time .
Phone: 954-520-1961 Fax: 954-978-9887
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Mark Griffith mamamayor@comcast.net 10 year Deerfield Beach Budget History
Sent: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 11:51:28 GMT
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Good Morning Jean, You know Budgets so I think you will find this interesting. This is part of a school project as you know I study Local Government at FAU. This is the result of my review of the Fire Department from the 10 years of data That is available on the website. I noticed that Risk Management is used as a Dumping ground if you will of Fire Department related costs that they wanted reported Elsewhere for whatever reason..so I included the Risk Managers budget as well. I believe it tells the story of how the merger occurred and how current budget reporting Practices have eliminated accountability, transparency, and meaningful public participation. If you do anything, I would require this trend to stop immediately at this Budget year. Make them do it right. I am at your service, if you need me just call. Mark 561 676 2101
Sent: Wed, 10 Apr 2013 09:57:10 GMT
Ben Preston ; Bill Ganz; Richard Rosenzweig; Joe Miller ; mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; Lynn Fleming FW: E911 Proposed MSTU: County To Be Given Unlimited Power to Issue Bonds and Indebtedness?

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 mamamayor@comcast.net ; Jean M. Robb ; RE: Insurance Care Direct Groundbreaking
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:26:32 GMT
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
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
Samantha Gillyard Jean M. Robb ; Joe Miller ; Ben Preston ; Richard Rosenzweig; Bill Ganz;
Sent: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 13:48:04 GMT
Ada Graham Johnson; Andrew Maurodis; Burgess Hanson ; Keven Klopp ; Quintella Tross ; Heather Montemayor; Amanda Shafer ; FW: Updated Procurement Code Ordinance
20130425134643078.pdf(538Kb) Good afternoon everyone! In preparation for tonight's Special City Commission Meeting, attached herewith is the updated procurement code ordinance for Item 2. A hard copy will be provided on the dais at tonight's meeting. Remember, the workshop is set to begin at 6:00 PM Thank you... Samantha L. Gillyard Deputy City Clerk City of Deerfield Beach 954.480.4213 (O) 954.4804323 (F) -----Original Message----From: testudio@deerfield-beach.com [mailto:testudio@deerfield-beach.com] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 1:47 PM To: Ada Graham Johnson; Samantha Gillyard Subject: This E-mail was sent from "RNPD75784" (e-STUDIO901). Scan Date: 04.25.2013 13:46:42 (-0400) Queries to: testudio@deerfield-beach.com
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Jenn Pedone mamamayor@comcast.net Another Thank you to Mayor Robb
Sent: Sat, 22 Jun 2013 09:23:48 GMT
Good morning Mayor Robb, I just wanted to thank you for having the city manager look into the No Thru Truck ordinance on our street(SE 10th Street-East of Federal to SE 12th Ave) and getting the signs posted on both ends of the street.We still havecommercial trucks coming through here (yesterday a huge Sysco Commercial truck, breadtrucks,etc.) but hopefully they will eventually see the signs andstop. At least the signs are there... and that's a huge step. Thank you! Thank you! Thankyou! The speeding continues here - hopefully the city manager (or the appropriate staff)will address this long standing issue soon. It would be nice, not to mention appropriate, that we are at least provided with the plan of action --the lack of communication from the city manager/staff is the reason why we residents feel angry and ignored. Thank you for everything you have done, and continue to do! Sincerely, Jenn Pedone From: longbeachny@live.com To: mamamayor@comcast.net Subject: RE: Thank You Mayor Robb Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2013 11:25:52 -0400 There are many residents that are happy with you and your determination to see this city improve! We had utility out herethis week.... I believe they cleaned the drain pipes, which we are grateful for - Thank you! We did not have flooding this past rain cycle but maybe its due to breaks in the rain flow that allowed for the pooled water to drain.It's the same problem thatthe west side had/has... the street is too high fromyears of repaving. Hopefully the budgetwill allow for theeventual addressing of this (Ibelieve we're last on the schedule of the city-wide repaving project). The cleaning of the drains is definitely a huge help. Thank you also for pushing for resolutionfor the speed bumpson our street. It baffles me that the fire dept.(or anyone in city management)would take issue withthe safety of the roads in this area, considering it's a largeresidential area that hosts a lot of pedestrian/tourist usage and traffic. I'm sure there will be a lot of people who will be unhappy that they need to slow down - whoever is concerned about that possibility can send those people to me; I'll be happy to explain why the residents who live here feel they're necessary. Thank you again Mayor Robb! Sincerely, Jenn Pedone Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2013 14:47:42 +0000 From: mamamayor@comcast.net To: longbeachny@live.com 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 disgruntledmisinformedindividualsin 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" attitudeinstead of inane political pontification. It is apparent to anyone watching these city meetings that there are thoseon the commission who only representtheir own discontent of your re-election.They should be ashamed of themselves. Thank you forbeing theMayor 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 mayoris 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. Weimplore you to find a way to work as the team we citizens need you to be. Sincerely, Jenn Pedone
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Peter Parkin mamamayor@comcast.net Fw: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011 image001.jpg(1Kb)
Sent: Sat, 15 Jun 2013 17:17:23 GMT
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Mayor Robb, Please see below. Thank you ----- Forwarded Message ----From: Peter Parkin <pnparkin@yahoo.com> To: "andy@maurodislaw.com" <andy@maurodislaw.com> Sent: Saturday, June 15, 2013 4:09 PM Subject: Fw: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011 Andy, good day hope all is well. After being professionally disrespected by Mike Milanowski (whom I consider to bea leading candidate forcondesending public official of the year)I got a good chuckle when I read his e-mail to you (below). Someone once said; what goes around, comes around. I feel empathy for anyone that experiences difficulties, but sometimes a person needs a taste of their own medicine or a variant thereof. I hope Mike takes his well. Thanks for everything Andy, Both you and the City Manager will always have my respect. I wish the City well. _______________________
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike <Milanowski> To: "AndyMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$" CC: 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 thatwere 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 ofProfessional 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 Page 1 6_13_2013
_________________________________________________ ----- Forwarded Message ----From: Mike Milanowski <MMilanowski@deerfield-beach.com> To: 'Peter Parkin' <pnparkin@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <SS03@deerfield-beach.com>; "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Burgess Hanson <baahanson@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 10:42 AM Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Parkin:
Again, your request is denied. As you were clearly apprised, the sole purpose of this scheduled meeting was either to receive your signed Employment Contract or to provide you with appropriate notice of your layoff from City employment (to be effective at the close of City business on Friday 11/05/2011). In your absence, Ms. DeFronzo and I will process your notice of layoff and mail copies of such notice to your home address-of-record by Registered U.S. Mail.
As contained in the notice of layoff you were to receive, you are hereby instructed to turn in any City-issued property (including any form of City identification, keys, cell phones, radios, etc.) and any other City property which may have been issued to you. Any such City property must be returned to Rene Pelaez in the Citys Human Resources Department by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday October 25, 2011. Please arrange for your return of any City property be calling Mr. Pelaez at 954.426.6897 . Failure to return all City property issued to you by this deadline may affect the timely processing of your Paid Administrative Leave. Moreover, except for returning City property issued to you, you are not to report to work, to undertake any employment activities on behalf of the City, or to enter onto any City premises for employment activities subsequent to todays date. In the event of your failure to attend the meeting that was scheduled for todays date, notice will be made of the circumstances under which you separated from employment.
Michael J. Milanowski
Human Resources Director City of Deerfield Beach
~ An Equal Opportunity Employer ~
From: Peter Parkin [mailto:pnparkin@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 11:23 AM To: Mike Milanowski Cc: andy@maurodislaw.com; Donna DeFronzo Subject: Re: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Milanowski, I am taking timeout from a pressing matter that have conflicted my schedule to response to your email. Ihereby request respectfully that you consider my request and reschedule this meeting for next week. I have been very compliant and willing to work after my layoff occurred and will remain open to do so despite the challenges. Again, Irequest an understanding on your part and co-operation in rescheduling this meeting to to unforeseen reasons. Thank you
From: Mike Milanowski <MMilanowski@deerfield-beach.com> To: 'Peter Parkin' <pnparkin@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <SS03@deerfield-beach.com>; "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Burgess Hanson <baahanson@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 10:21 AM Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Parkin:
Please be apprised that you were ordered to be in Ms. DeFronzos office for the meeting scheduled for 12:00 Noon on todays date (10/21/2011). Your request to reschedule or mail checks to my address is hereby denied in its entirety. Accordingly, your failure to be in attendance at our scheduled meeting in Ms. DeFronzos office will be considered an act of willful insubordination. As the Director of Human Resources for the City of Deerfield Beach, I strongly encourage you to be in attendance as was scheduled during our meeting with the City Manager on 10/19/2011.
From: Peter Parkin [mailto:pnparkin@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 8:51 AM To: Mike Milanowski Cc: andy@maurodislaw.com; Donna DeFronzo Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Milanowski, please be advised that the meeting that you verbally scheduled for today 10/21/2011 in Ms. DeFronzo Office for the purpose of providing me with checks due to me as a result of the City's layoff action is not conducive to my schedule today. Please reschedule or you may mailchecks to my address. Thank you
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike <Milanowski> To: "AndyMaurodis$andy@maurodislaw.com$"
CC: 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 thatwere 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 ofProfessional 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 Page 1 6_13_2013 Page 1
_________________________________________________ ----- Forwarded Message ----From: Mike Milanowski <MMilanowski@deerfield-beach.com> To: 'Peter Parkin' <pnparkin@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <SS03@deerfield-beach.com>; "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Burgess Hanson <baahanson@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 10:42 AM Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Parkin:
Again, your request is denied. As you were clearly apprised, the sole purpose of this scheduled meeting was either to receive your
signed Employment Contract or to provide you with appropriate notice of your layoff from City employment (to be effective at the close of City business on Friday 11/05/2011). In your absence, Ms. DeFronzo and I will process your notice of layoff and mail copies of such notice to your home address-of-record by Registered U.S. Mail.
As contained in the notice of layoff you were to receive, you are hereby instructed to turn in any City-issued property (including any form of City identification, keys, cell phones, radios, etc.) and any other City property which may have been issued to you. Any such City property must be returned to Rene Pelaez in the Citys Human Resources Department by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday October 25, 2011. Please arrange for your return of any City property be calling Mr. Pelaez at 954.426.6897 . Failure to return all City property issued to you by this deadline may affect the timely processing of your Paid Administrative Leave. Moreover, except for returning City property issued to you, you are not to report to work, to undertake any employment activities on behalf of the City, or to enter onto any City premises for employment activities subsequent to todays date. In the event of your failure to attend the meeting that was scheduled for todays date, notice will be made of the circumstances under which you separated from employment.
From: Peter Parkin [mailto:pnparkin@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 11:23 AM To: Mike Milanowski Cc: andy@maurodislaw.com; Donna DeFronzo Subject: Re: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Milanowski, I am taking timeout from a pressing matter that have conflicted my schedule to response to your email. Ihereby request respectfully that you consider my request and reschedule this meeting for next week. I have been very compliant and willing to work after my layoff occurred and will remain open to do so despite the challenges. Again, Irequest an understanding on your part and co-operation in rescheduling this meeting to to unforeseen reasons. Thank you
From: Mike Milanowski <MMilanowski@deerfield-beach.com> To: 'Peter Parkin' <pnparkin@yahoo.com> Cc: Donna DeFronzo <SS03@deerfield-beach.com>; "Andy Maurodis (andy@maurodislaw.com)" <andy@maurodislaw.com>; Burgess Hanson <baahanson@deerfield-beach.com> Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 10:21 AM Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Parkin:
Please be apprised that you were ordered to be in Ms. DeFronzos office for the meeting scheduled for 12:00 Noon on todays date (10/21/2011). Your request to reschedule or mail checks to my address is hereby denied in its entirety. Accordingly, your failure to be in attendance at our scheduled meeting in Ms. DeFronzos office will be considered an act of willful insubordination. As the Director of Human Resources for the City of Deerfield Beach, I strongly encourage you to be in attendance as was scheduled during our meeting with the City Manager on 10/19/2011.
From: Peter Parkin [mailto:pnparkin@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 8:51 AM To: Mike Milanowski Cc: andy@maurodislaw.com; Donna DeFronzo Subject: Layoff Meeting 10/21/2011
Mr. Milanowski, please be advised that the meeting that you verbally scheduled for today 10/21/2011 in Ms. DeFronzo Office for the purpose of providing me with checks due to me as a result of the City's layoff action is not conducive to my schedule today. Please reschedule or you may mailchecks to my address. Thank you

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