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STATE OF FLORIDA
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
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IN RE:
CABINET AIDES MEETING
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CABINET AIDES:
KRISTIN OLSON, CHAIR
AMANDA CAREY
ROB JOHNSON
ERIN SUMPTER
ROBERT TORNILLO
STEPHANIE LEEDS
JESSICA FIELD
BROOKE McKNIGHT
KIMBERLY RESPIE
DATE:
JANUARY 18, 2016
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TIME:
9:01 a.m. - 9:10 a.m.
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LOCATION:
CABINET MEETING ROOM
LOWER LEVEL, THE CAPITOL
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
REPORTED BY:
YVONNE LaFLAMME, FPR
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
By Heather Pence
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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CHAIR OLSON:
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All right.
Good morning
everybody, and Happy New Year.
We're go ahead and get started.
The first on
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our agenda is FDLE, Florida Department of Law
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Enforcement.
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Good morning.
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MS. PENCE:
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Good morning.
The Department will
have two agenda items.
First, the minutes from the December 6, 2016,
Cabinet meeting.
Next is a 2017 Florida Law Enforcement
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Officers Hall of Fame nominees.
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Enforcement Officer's Hall of Fame was created in
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2014, through Section 265.0041 Florida Statutes, to
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recognize and honor our law enforcement officers
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who put their lives on the line for the safety and
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protection of Florida citizens and visitors through
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their work, service and exemplary honor.
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The Florida Law
The first five members were inducted in 2016
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and plaques are displayed upstairs on the plaza
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level for honorees.
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accepted from Florida Sheriff's Association, the
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Florida Police Chief's Association, the Police
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Benevolent Association, The Fraternal Order of
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Police and the State Law Enforcement Chief's
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Association.
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association also served as a selection committee
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that during a November 29, 2016, public meeting
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identified five nominees for consideration of
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approval by the Governor and Cabinet.
One representative from each
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The nominees selected are Richard M. Barry,
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William B. Berger, James T. Moore, Neil J. Perry
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and JM Buddy Phillips.
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You have in your materials a summary of each
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nominee, as well as their nominations, but I would
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like to note that nominee James Tim Moore spent his
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30-year law enforcement at FDLE, serving as
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Commissioner of the Department for 15 of those
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years.
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Following Cabinet approval of the nominees, a
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reception and induction ceremony is scheduled for
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Saturday, May 20th.
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I am happy to answer any specific questions
you have about Item Number 2.
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That concludes our agenda.
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CHAIR OLSON:
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Next up is Board of Trustees
agenda.
MR. MACKEE:
Good morning.
Good morning.
This will be short meeting, I think.
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new five-acre aquaculture bottom leases in Cape
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Romano.
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Gullivan Bay in Collier County.
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requesting these leases to grow primarily Sunray
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Venus Clams.
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clams, but primarily Sunray.
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The Sunray Venus, LLC, has requested four
The 10,000 Islands Aquatic Preserve all in
The company is
Additionally, they will culture hard
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
and the Department of Environmental Protection's
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Florida coastal office have reviewed the item and
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have no comments.
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The proposed locations are located in critical
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habitat for Smalltooth Sawfish and Loggerhead Sea
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Turtle.
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permit that we have to address and site them
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properly.
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the Nation of Marines Fishery Service have had an
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opportunity to review the locations and the
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practices and they have no objection.
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Provisions are in the Army Corps general
We've done that both the Army Corps and
We're going to recommend approval.
And I'd be
happy to answer any questions.
MS. SUMPTER:
Hi.
Do you think that has any
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interest in the future of water column modifying,
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water column leasing?
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MR. MACKEEE:
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Sunray only.
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Okay.
And that's all bottom culture.
Is it condusive or not
condusive?
MR. MACKEE:
Only oysters.
Clams don't like
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the water column.
Let me put it that way.
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are happy when they can burrow down in the
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sediment, so these will be bottom leases.
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MS. SUMPTER:
Thank you.
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MR. MACKEE:
Anyone else?
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CHAIR OLSON:
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MR. MACKEE:
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CHAIR OLSON:
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Cabinet Aides meeting.
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They
I think that's it.
All right.
Thank you.
That concludes the January 18th
(Meeting concluded at 9:03 a.m.)
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I, YVONNE LaFLAMME, FPR, certify that I was
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authorized to and did stenographically report the
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foregoing proceedings and that the transcript is a true
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and complete record of my stenographic notes.
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DATED this 5th day of FEBRUARY, 2017.
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