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Date:* OCOEE RESIDENT.
9/15/2020 O Yes No
NAME:* PHONE #
Deidre Krause 3057108500
(OPTIONAL) Address: (Please, Not a P.O. Box) City:
State: Zip:
FL
Email Address:
deidre@thepr.co
I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic):
Hosting a food drive in Ocoee
You may send questions and comments to citizens@ocoee.org.
Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you File Upload
will address the Board? Choose File I No file chosen
(if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form.)*
Convert to PDF?
O Yes No
(DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, TXT)
All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code
The following time limits to speak are in effect:
Public Hearings:
petitioner presentation -15 minutes
citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker
petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes.
Open to Public — Citizens Comments: 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting
CITY OF OCOEE CIVILITY CODE - adopted July 1, 2003.
Pursuant to Resolution No. 2003-16 adopted on July 1, 2003, the following Civility Code shall govern all
proceedings before the City of Ocoee City Commission and Boards:
1. All electronic devices, including cell phones and pagers, shall be either turned off or otherwise silenced.
2. Prolonged conversations shall be conducted outside Commission Chambers.
3. Clapping, whistling, heckling, gesturing, loud conversations, or other disruptive behavior is prohibited.
4. Only those individuals who have submitted speaker forms and who have been recognized by the Mayor
(or Chair) may address comments to the Commission (or Board).
5. Comments at public hearings shall be limited to the subject being considered by the Commission.
6. Comments at Citizens Comments shall be directed to City issues.
7. All public comments shall avoid personal attacks, abusive language, and redundancy.
8. No person attending a Commission or Board meeting is to harass, annoy or otherwise disturb any other
person in the room.
Any member of the public whose behavior is disruptive and violates the City of Ocoee Civility Code is subject to
removal from the Commission (or Board) meeting by an officer and such other action as may be appropriate.
* indicates required fields.
Speaking Reservation Form
NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to
inspection by all persons. We also have a printable PDF Form.
Date:*
09/15/20
NAME:*
Jacob Garber
(OPTIONAL) Address: (Please, Not a P.O. Box)
State:
FL
Email Address:
jgarber555@gmail.com
I want to address the Board about
Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Issues
OCOEE RESIDENT:
Yes 0 No
PHONE #
4076762511
OCOEE
Zip:
34761
ide Item # and/or topic): *
You may send questions and comments to citizens@ocoee.org.
Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you File Upload
will address the Board? MainStatement.docx
(if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form.)*
0 Yes 0 No
All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code
The following time limits to speak are in effect:
Public Hearings:
petitioner presentation - 15 minutes
citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker
petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes.
Open to Public — Citizens Comments: 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting
CITY OF OCOEE CIVILITY CODE - adopted July 1, 2003.
Pursuant to Resolution No. 2003-16 adopted on July 1, 2003, the following Civility Code shall govern all
proceedings before the City of Ocoee City Commission and Boards:
1. All electronic devices, including cell phones and pagers, shall be either turned off or otherwise silenced.
2. Prolonged conversations shall be conducted outside Commission Chambers.
3. Clapping, whistling, heckling, gesturing, loud conversations, or other disruptive behavior is prohibited.
4. Only those individuals who have submitted speaker forms and who have been recognized by the Mayor
(or Chair) may address comments to the Commission (or Board).
5. Comments at public hearings shall be limited to the subject being considered by the Commission.
6. Comments at Citizens Comments shall be directed to City issues.
7. All public comments shall avoid personal attacks, abusive language, and redundancy.
8. No person attending a Commission or Board meeting is to harass, annoy or otherwise disturb any other
person in the room.
Any member of the public whose behavior is disruptive and violates the City of Ocoee Civility Code is subject to
removal from the Commission (or Board) meeting by an officer and such other action as may be appropriate.
* indicates required fields.
Landry, Amber
From: Jacob Garber <jgarber555@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2020 5:38 PM
To: Citizens
Subject: Statement and Questions (Ocoee City Commission Meeting 9/15)
Statement and Questions (Ocoee City Commission Meeting 9/15)
Please see statement and questions below
Good evening my name is Jacob Garber (3576 Cheswick Drive Ocoee) I have been a homeowner in
Ocoee for 11 years. I reside in the Paradise Heights area "District 4" of the city and would like to talk
to you today regarding issues related to traffic in and around where I live. Today I would like to bring
up three specific issues that are concerning to me and would like some feedback and answers
regarding these points.
My family and I frequently drive down Ingram Rd. towards Clarcona Ocoee Rd. and stop at the
intersection to head east or west bound on to Clarcona Rd. We been very fortunate not to be involved
in any accidents at the intersection but have witnessed many crashes first hand as well as a few near
misses. I have expressed my insight regarding this concern to Commissioner Oliver in the past and
he has informed me that actions were being taken in conjunction with the county to mitigate the issue
for a while now. I was also made aware that the wheels have been set into motion, but the other
monies needed to determine if the traffic lights should be installed and for installation to take place is
dependent upon the county. I wondered why there was a hold up for traffic lights that would protect
residents and general civilians from injury or possible death, but we could spend money on
beautification of the median (flowers, trees, irrigation). I also assume that when large developers are
building communities in our city, that a fee is assessed to these companies for road construction and
other items that would be necessary for the city to create a viable experience for the influx of people
to the area. I have lived at my current address in Brynmar for just under 6 years and have seen very
little infrastructure being built around the area yet, I have seen a boom of developments with what I
approximate to be over 1000 new single family homes in the area. Most everything that was already
their six years ago still remains, with no added features except for a few sidewalks being built along
Clarcona Rd. just west of the Ingram intersection.
Which brings me to my next point... I stood in front of you Mayor Johnson just about two years ago
requesting a sidewalk to be built along Ingram Rd in the easement area in front of the proposed
County School Site, so that my neighborhood (Brynmar) and the neighboring subdivision residents
would have safe access to the West Orange Trail. When I brought this up back then, I was told that I
needed to talk to the county and that it wasn't city property. My rebuttal at the time was, whether or
not it was city property our city residents were needing a sidewalk built to lessen the risk of accidents
for bike riders and pedestrians trying to access the West Orange Trail. Again, circling back to the fact
that all these communities and people entering the area but not providing adequate infrastructure to
assure safety. I have later learned from Commissioner Oliver that the strip of property that I was
originally referring to over 2 years ago at a commission meeting was indeed recently turned over to
the city. I'm not sure when this occurred, but I have seen our city workers cleaning up the trash from
time to time on that strip of land for approximately 6 months so I'm asking again today if we could get
a sidewalk and or bike lane put in the easement area so as to ensure the safety of the residents in
district 4.
I have also recently learned about a new subdivision of 377 homes being built at the intersection of
Apopka Vineland and McCormick Rd. which is about half a mile from my home. This worries me
because we still have issues with traffic and safety from the previously established subdivisions as
well as subdivisions in the area that are currently selling homes on the market. While I'm all for
continued growth in the city, I want to formally caution the commission against moving too swiftly
without planning for added vehicle and pedestrian traffic. As the city of Ocoee, we have to realize that
we have an amazing resource in the West Orange Trail that winds through the area and while it's
technically not our property it is a major attraction of people. My main concern is that continued
growth without a clear agenda on how we will deal with this growth isn't good. Although I'm not a city
planner and realize that the more homes and residents in the city generate more tax dollars to help
grow our city forward, I also see that a tempered approach with a clear understanding of how we can
ensure a safe and manageable living condition for the current residents is just as important.
I thank you for your time and would appreciate if I could get an answer on a few specific questions
regarding my previous statement. (please see questions below)
Questions:
1. We don't need any fancy studies to be done by traffic engineers because 1 can tell you
first hand that there is a problem here. 1 also think you can go back and look at the number
of time police and fire rescue have been called to the scene after crashes and the
frequency in which those calls happen to determine that a need for traffic lights in this
intersection are URGENT. When will we get traffic lights in the intersection of Clarcona
Ocoee Rd. & Ingram Rd.?
2. What is the timeline for providing a sidewalk and or bike lane for residents to safely get
from the area north of the proposed county school site over to the West Orange Trail and
connecting to previously established sidewalks?
3. What is the plan for traffic lights, sidewalks, and bike lanes to ensure public safety in the
area surrounding the newly approved subdivision that is being built at Apopka Vineland and
McCormick Rd.?
Jacob Garber
(407) 676-2511
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Landry, Amber
From: Jacob Garber <jgarber555@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2020 6:05 PM
To: Citizens
Subject: *Corrected* Statement and Questions (Ocoee City Commission Meeting 9/15)
*Corrected* Statement and Questions (Ocoee City Commission Meeting 9/15)
Please see the statement and questions below
Good evening my name is Jacob Garber (3576 Cheswick Drive Ocoee) I have been a homeowner in
Ocoee for 11 years. I reside in "District 4" of the city and would like to talk to you today regarding
issues related to traffic in and around where I live. Today I would like to bring up three specific issues
that are concerning to me and would like some feedback and answers regarding these points.
My family and I frequently drive down Ingram Rd. towards Clarcona Ocoee Rd. and stop at the
intersection to head east or west bound on to Clarcona Rd. We been very fortunate not to be involved
in any accidents at the intersection but have witnessed many crashes first hand as well as a few near
misses. I have expressed my insight regarding this concern to Commissioner Oliver in the past and
he has informed me that actions were being taken in conjunction with the county to mitigate the issue
for a while now. I was also made aware that the wheels have been set into motion, but the other
monies needed to determine if the traffic lights should be installed and for installation to take place is
dependent upon the county. I wondered why there was a hold up for traffic lights that would protect
residents and general civilians from injury or possible death, but we could spend money on
beautification of the median (flowers, trees, irrigation). I also assume that when large developers are
building communities in our city, that a fee is assessed to these companies for road construction and
other items that would be necessary for the city to create a viable experience for the influx of people
to the area. I have lived at my current address in Brynmar for just under 6 years and have seen very
little infrastructure being built around the area yet, I have seen a boom of developments with what I
approximate to be over 1000 new single family homes in the area. Most everything that was already
their six years ago still remains, with no added features except for a few sidewalks being built along
Clarcona Rd. just west of the Ingram intersection.
Which brings me to my next point... I stood in front of you Mayor Johnson just about two years ago
requesting a sidewalk to be built along Ingram Rd in the easement area in front of the proposed
County School Site, so that my neighborhood (Brynmar) and the neighboring subdivision residents
would have safe access to the West Orange Trail. When I brought this up back then, I was told that I
needed to talk to the county and that it wasn't city property. My rebuttal at the time was, whether or
not it was city property our city residents were needing a sidewalk built to lessen the risk of accidents
for bike riders and pedestrians trying to access the West Orange Trail. Again, circling back to the fact
that all these communities and people entering the area but not providing adequate infrastructure to
assure safety. I have later learned from Commissioner Oliver that the strip of property that I was
originally referring to over 2 years ago at a commission meeting was indeed recently turned over to
the city. I'm not sure when this occurred, but I have seen our city workers cleaning up the trash from
time to time on that strip of land for approximately 6 months so I'm asking again today if we could get
a sidewalk and or bike lane put in the easement area so as to ensure the safety of the residents in
district 4.
I have also recently learned about a new subdivision of 377 homes being built at the intersection of
Apopka Vineland and McCormick Rd. which is about half a mile from my home. This worries me
because we still have issues with traffic and safety from the previously established subdivisions as
well as subdivisions in the area that are currently selling homes on the market. While I'm all for
continued growth in the city, I want to formally caution the commission against moving too swiftly
without planning for added vehicle and pedestrian traffic. As the city of Ocoee, we have to realize that
we have an amazing resource in the West Orange Trail that winds through the area and while it's
technically not our property it is a major attraction of people. My main concern is that continued
growth without a clear agenda on how we will deal with this growth isn't good. Although I'm not a city
planner and realize that the more homes and residents in the city generate more tax dollars to help
grow our city forward, I also see that a tempered approach with a clear understanding of how we can
ensure a safe and manageable living condition for the current residents is just as important.
I thank you for your time and would appreciate if I could get an answer on a few specific questions
regarding my previous statement. (please see questions below)
Questions:
1. We don't need any fancy studies to be done by traffic engineers because 1 can tell you
first hand that there is a problem here. 1 also think you can go back and look at the number
of time police and fire rescue have been called to the scene after crashes and the
frequency in which those calls happen to determine that a need for traffic lights in this
intersection are URGENT. When will we get traffic lights in the intersection of Clarcona
Ocoee Rd. & Ingram Rd.?
2. What is the timeline for providing a sidewalk and or bike lane for residents to safely get
from the area north of the proposed county school site over to the West Orange Trail and
connecting to previously established sidewalks?
3. What is the plan for traffic lights, sidewalks, and bike lanes to ensure public safety in the
area surrounding the newly approved subdivision that is being built at Apopka Vineland and
McCormick Rd.?
Jacob Garber
(407) 676-2511
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(407) 676-2511
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Landry, Amber
From:
James Moy <jimmoyer1956@gmail.com>
Sent:
Tuesday, September 15, 2020 6:14 PM
To:
Citizens
Subject:
Re: Item #5 Lennar homes Arden Park North
On Tue, Sep 15, 2020 at 5:58 PM James Moy <limmoyer1956@gmail.com> wrote:
As a new Ocoee citizen and Lennar Arden Park North resident as well as a second -generation United States Marine, I
strongly urge the Ocoee Commission, who I believe is made up of a majority of veterans, not to accept any form of an
agreement with Lennar at this time.
Lennar has countless unresolved issues with just the Arden Park North Phase 3 homeowners that I know, allowing
Lennar to move on to Phase 4B would be a huge mistake!
Just a few examples that I am aware of that you may not be:
1. Lennar, in my experience, has frequently blamed the City of Ocoee when a homeowner finds an issue. This is
especially true when it comes to the sprinklers. They obviously are counting on the homeowner taking their statement
at face value which I have learned not to do.
2. However, in my view, the City is not blameless. For example, our dishwasher has never worked. When I looked at the
City inspection report relating to one of the problems with the dishwasher, it appears that the City inspector noted the
issue and most likely took the Lennar employees word that it was corrected. It would be nice if all our neighbors
received their individual home inspection reports without having to be told they can or asking.
3. Based upon many conversations with many Arden Park North homeowners and a substantial amount of research on
Lennar throughout the country, it is obvious that they have no quality control, or effective quality control. We, the
citizens of Ocoee, especially the newer citizens count on the City inspectors to provide some degree of assurance in
regard to their home which must include following up to see that an inspectors' issues were actually resolved.
4. Because of Covid-19, I believe that Lennar should extend their one-year warranty. However, even if that does not
happen, Lennar must be a lot more responsive to the Arden Park North homeowners. For example, I contacted Lennar
six times just to get our dishwasher properly mounted and have contacted them another six times and they still have
not sent someone to fix the dishwasher.
5. You may wonder what it takes for Lennar to actually get something done. Well, since I am retired I hound them.
Another homeowner who is in a complementary business and knows some of the same people, after almost a year had
to threaten to go to the National Homebuilders Association. A different homeowner, who has a VA loan, reported
Lennar's new construction defects to the appropriate department at the VA. But, what about the countless others who
have not gotten their issues resolved or had to pay for them with their own money?
6. The Lennar sales people are deceiving potential homeowners, many of whom are veterans, to sell the specific homes
that they want to sell. My wife and I were told that no more homes were available in phase 3 except the two we looked
at. But, after purchasing our home we saw new homes on our street in phase 3 being built then sold. A neighbor was
told that there were not any homes like his that would be available with a 3 car garage yet after he purchased his home
the same style home was built immediately behind him with a 3 car garage.
7. 1 initially came to the Lennar sales office with a preapproved VA mortgage but was told that I was required to apply
to Lennar's mortgage company and it would take only 10 minutes. I ultimately spent nearly 20 hours with Eagle home
mortgage providing much of the same information I gave the other company.
8. The potential homeowners are being told by the sales people that guests can park on the street but the Lennar
controlled HOA is now saying that cars parked on the street might get towed. The HOA is also issuing violation notices
including one that I received for my flag pole that I believe complies with State law. Even though I am not an attorney,
my reading of the State flag statue prohibits an HOA from issuing any rules and certainly issuing violation notices would
then be overstepping their authority.
I could go on and on and on!
Respectfully,
Jim Moyer, Ed. D., M.B.A., C.P.A.
No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion.
People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more
naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
- Nelson Mandela
James Moyer
No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion.
People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more
naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
- Nelson Mandela
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The Human Iterations Diversity Board, under the nuslrices or the (my or ()rote, Florida, during the
creek of 1-8 Rorcinix: 2020, will host an I elucalional Symposium comnicn oraulimg fire encinore of all
African Anu:ric ins who lose their (fives and homesteads In attemp ng io cast their cotes in the 1920,
l'resicicni it Fwctiou. The'A'hite nroh violene e which ensued, resid ed her a tofu) evacuation. annihilation
and murder of an unknown number of the knownTwo-Ilundied Pica' Seven (257) IMack residents of the
town hip /rornumnity of Mmce, Aviv; according to the Unsus Report for Precinct \''urnbc, It), rehich
lister all residcuts by: Head or household, Race Age. and Gentler. The Mark population, within, a
twcul"lour Irour.s saran or time was decreased to that or one. fine#iViduat, 14ur1y Jones, "the infonaut.,,
"rhos would he no 111ack people hein.g or working in Orsee for the nett sixty-cight years, Black € cople
would not begin to re-porot im Orise:, cabal "as known as a "sundown w"n," until the late So's and
early 1990Y
The My "as inrorporaiccl in 192 and olex fed its First Mayon Karol I Alagnark. ]your Thal tine fort aid
until 1989 and fonrieczr nciv r0ines of city governmrsttt, there was nu cognizant e€fell bent forth In
investigate the crrrunrsGuzres sttrrocrn{fin; the centaur deaths of the .1tne,rn ;lnui'acaus r+ho had heed
killed, or those mhos lards had been talon nerd mcuiaHy disposed or, or nerd to the highest bidders,
In fire late 19PO's a resident or the cite whose name was Omer Who a rctinsd Mincipal, fonmur
(ouunissionut and t1-lwmr_ who wrotc; his Mayor hltems, oil die t92c) hacciiou Isar assisod
in the development of an ot"al ization Made tip of clergymen and business Wren of the West Orurye
C'omirunify tbruscd The Mist Orange liceonviliation Task Force (WORIF), mlinh began m) apply
hotly political and ccorran,uc p3i;s=urn on be Occscc City C;ouncrl to acctsit the trcxchc.rutrs acts or the
bast and were a peacchil and meaningful path tnccaids the restoration of a rricndn relationship willr Liu
nrino hies of the C.'ov,
Chi 16 septendwi 2008. the Meet; (;its Council in a unarurnous vote. passed City Rcsolmi nr Aruirthei
200111 urcaning the I°Inman Relations Mvishy roarer tFllfillU. 'rhe IIRM was c rcated :s an Advisory
Board in the C'io Council "is the Mission in: Promote un<`lerstaudinF;, icslxct, goodwill, and equalitl
among all cit&vris and businc"cs of the no, or moce.' One of its primary c;Qctivr s as is outlined
Al OW urganizalional Ili -laws is: A o eeluca€cthe Mundt aixd sere as a conduit for the interchange
of information on all matters related to Moral and ethnicat diversity. The soot: of Florida has 67
C;ennrties_ et,ick are b,eogr:ehhicatlY' diepcacd as lA ovs: -112 urn"chipalitic-, 283 ('hies 109 Toners,
and 20 F;IIcges. £)once is tare only municipallil in Kan;c. County Florida, wliicli has an organized,
ihncimn d. chi sponsored Human 1014 boon DkTishy WPM cl, dedieawd spiniff"lly to Mhur l lAversitr
and Racial Lduality.
The pres,cnt admirrisno ion un{fur the futclazc. guidance, and lcader,hip of Mato Rrr;iy Johmmn. has
openly cuabiawcd the rorampi or "Changing the (Aul c,ta_te Image of the Ciig of (Ror_e. Ou 17 ,April
2018 in its rcgida.rly scheduled meeting of the 6; v (Yuncil. the City ( ininissioners anti the Mayor
voted anaauhn«ugly to fund the travel cspenses of those individuals who wouhl he imiking the trip to
the coufcrcncc and opening ceimumrnies. On 26 through 28 Alm[, mi III313B delegation of four (1)
individuals of the (in and %Vest (_)mute eomim mitt', m compauied Polayor ,johuson to Monlgcrnrcry,
Alabama to ancud the "{errand Opening of the Abon:rl Memorial Or Peace and .justice and The.
legacy Muscum; Flora kSns(aectrurut to Mass Incareeration." During the visit and am:udance of dic
Mourgonrcry went, our delegation grew into a "Tears," which has bccnute totally oriented Toward
creating change in the City ol(A cec as it relalers to ricell crializin,g the African American vicluns of
the 11120 Election Day Massacre.
EVhile atteudhig the Equal .justice Initiative (I;JI) eaent, We participated ill as Many of the forums
and educational panels ;is seas pussiblc. We were particularly impiessed frith your appearance and
comments during the opening ceremcnrics. So impressed tvere we, dial. prior to our departure from
\lontgomcrv, otu Milyor drove us along the. entire, "Civil Rights 'frail" from tNioutgorncry to Sclma
and back. We stopped at the mauotial dedicated to Mrs. Viola Iluzzo, the MkInpin housewife whose
life was Laken on l larch to 1965 along the ili:stoiic Trait while• tendering support to the Civil Rif;hts,
Pdarchers. We proceedud to Schua and visited the Memorial Park on the East side of the Ednnuul
Pettus Bridge, where we encountered the memorial busts of €I. S. Cougmssman John Lewis and
other members of the. Civit Rights pinrimage. We actually crossed over the bridge and paid a visit to
tic: Selma. lrrierprctivc Center. There we Look in the entire account of in, infamous encounter with
helmeted Alabtnna Stater Troopers, fire clear teas grenades duet were indiscrimriutidy fired into the
crowds, ,Sheriff Clark and his Ache of Deputies. the atuuk dos, and a inch of armed, ar ry whites
on i Adarcla, 1965, where he and forty-nine (49) others were hospitalized from are brutal beatings that
were inflicted upon the members of marching group.
After making a full evaluation or the weekend of activities during the AIoatgour ry adventure, it is
my genuine belief that the Uip to Selma was a very key €:rotor, which weigh€el heavily in mar Mayor's
decision to get completely iuvoNvd in our chy's effort to rncmorialize file faller African American
victims of 2-3 Nuventbcr, 1920.
Fast forwarding (roar the formative days of the W'csl Onaugo: Reconciliation Task Force, a span of
thirty-one (,'If) 'Tars have elapsed bctiu'c the mcmorialwation journey couhl be halted in the City of
Onme. The long sought-after objective as was to left the wory, honoring the memory of the Lrllen
victims to Wgin an effective hea.hn ; process of the deeply inflicted wounds through bigotry, haired,
terror and violence. "Today is vet another milestone accomplished in die eternal quest fur equal justice
and equality raider the law. lie journey continues as we move [onward mimed to the cousuaiuts and
icquircnrents of Mouse hill MJV 1213) wgucd into law by Gcoernor De:hantis cut June'lit 2020, curd
became effective on .July I 2020. Excerpt: "Art act iclaling to educational instruction cif historical
crclust din:ciiug lire Cornmtssioncr of Edmaiion's Ahica.n American Ifisuitc `bast: Truce to do tens uc:
ways in which the 1920 (Owmis Electron lily Rios trill be: included in required iustruciion on African -
American history; regnhin;' the task force to su=emit iccommendatimis to the coauni"Onter and the
State hoard or Edur,rtio❑ by a spccilled date; dirccfiug the ,Secretary of Stale to Me certain action
ico,a,dinot the inclusion of the history of the 1920 Ocoee Election IQ Riots in museum cxhibW
dher iu g the Secretary of Environmental f'rolcction to assess miming; uppo"undics f+sr state parks, or
a portion of a facility therein, in recognizing vkHms of the 1920 (knee EE;lcclian Day Riots:„
Today, the HRDB is proud to say that an incredibly significaut fog u1 the journey has been atcquircd.
\ e hark ma de a valiant clArt to teal heir ,tore: with the hope of houorut,g inch ummcrrp: and irr
so doing, we ash each of von here lolty. to allow the heahng to begin, This hats been a long and
arduous, uphill climb to say the least, could not We become a reality without the support of sea many
independent Organizations, independc.ut agencies, and 3ndbidn8ds. I would be tntdlly runtiss by hiling
0) ackno ledge the unyielding; support of all the iHjiDB "Team Membcrs :end ail who have gis�cr so
generously to ties especially imporia.ul cause. It knit has taker an cuthc village to Mint, this prgjec(
to this point_ it hearty "Thank You" to ail?
JOHNSON
I
Al unt odi olnpeas ct laic cis Lill rict
Cribmium quiaui west orhuc outui
imil) cI, drill CE, ❑I 1ta:vit, 3d q l,li do
lupuliiutrt, ,um abvrrnilr nloccilit
csflli Uzciis tluc lccaac anpostis ct
as ink Cots nunc nW, I=
inquuni, loath deluo ( oil pall
offca wl tar€. que node: (uidcbi,
ro€r(cr arc )lcr�l odit;cuirno nniuis ct
Tani rai dcm solo dultlpialrl dual
nlus, ant, coi inciaqui oulnlolup
imialur, audiit ccllabBus(id 11'1:19
uinwo ist rcpercr midia quaEur:
Alan. 11 int, achunm t"nAi np;'at
ci pciunt laborcm) idcndue cv3o-
rcScquas loodialm I, ;clol silictiis
ati of your (=inrily he inditeraad by the ra,ing Ifit .
odav dwre`re thousands of residmus eoC C3 occ, Orange County, dic suue of Flm i la
and'dic rc- ((if ittr world Iltai doc sul have <a ch", about Elie di- ndgcrr. decvii; t iolencc
mid behavioral inset trite t1ul ;ups the conscience of Me people lira twee,, aeons
have Mcd here all of their !Res and the roost that Acy (an zrlaieto arc the agz-old
�a
C; inn oa told to itac in 1" people who have never at down to rerild one Single I_u o
AS the nuth. rhos, our'substanvial rat€ouale to c<ificaic., ihi., pubUc bY Eehuing Elie leers
�. ;is arc Ss irarncd ttaer;.
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Tell the, t wee Story
6ntegnited SlideDigHal Goofs on Wide ,Screen TV
Inc -Recorded Assoried Gospel Music: . ....... .... __ ............. _ ......... _._ ..... ... _,] 111)
2:00 Into. - 2:10 Inin.: Call the. Session to Ordcr..,.........Skillburi E. Chapman
2:20 p.m. - 2:30 p.m,; Wr1rome............ ...6'Irs. lani Hari, Hidi B Mcndier
2:35 pin. - 2:45 p.m.: Prayci_........ .................. .......... ..Rcv. Boasey, HIMB Xlelo el
2:50 pin. -- 3.20 p.m.:......................Incitation to Visiting IMccndaims for C;omrncnts
3:25 p.in. - 3:30 p.tn.: He reshincnt Break............................................................All
3:35 p.m. - k 35 p.m.; .........Edaaithmal ,Sgmpoaitim. - -The Mocc Siory" - A Historic
l"esenkonot 1>e: Hill h'Irictscll, ,Major, 11. S. Army (Wl'ilk Dr, Kadilck:n Ciown, and
NW -hole Dawkin
1;35 p.m. - .'; M p.m. Questions and Answer Srssintr........................ ...... ......3ndience
.1:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.: Closing Reirarks and detailing; of the Inograin for the rest or the
"Tuk
5:30 p.m. - 1: 3 tr.m.:
Honoring [lie Memory
4:00 Imn. - 100 pan,: Assemble at The [hgh Point Church ....... ...Pasloi Keith ToWef,
Pastor Buss Middleton & Ms. Nikka W;irncr,
4:30 Imn. . 5:00 panA Canclic light WAI, from the High Point Olu"41 10 City }fall.......
............... ...... -1----- ...... Tcum
TOO Pan. - 5:15 — ... —11-1 ...... --Rcheshmcuts and 13rcak
5; 15 p.m. - 5:23 fran. Prayer and Moment of Sikncc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pavor '11wer
5:30 lyrn. - 5:15 pAu—.....Rcrognivion and Con"11clits by Any Des(clidant Pics'CIII
WOO Pin, - 6:15 pAnn Uordinatcd Commured Banging (31' the bells 11, Mernory of the
Victims of the 1920, MeNcri Day Malm"ic
020 pan. - 6:30 p.m. Summation and invitation for the rest of the week ..............
........ Ross Middleton
GOO pan. - GAU jmnA HoWN-tion and Song: We Shall %T"mnm . . . . . . Aw Do"ev
rcn whm were 'killed in We anasa ahcuiiings: hrtcning of all of
Is, ch4i"T s and a lodne over the spin of a night tend a city,
itsc•orin safed W, (5) years after the Elcrtitut Day maNsncrc.
}rnire;mi t1=if3f'�u,11, hac elale,"'d without any Firaatir,<rttt�u.
have gone by s total or littmn ((.r) chnied 6'lsy,n- end
tc sc€ cd the Imhhc anti% ci imms'of ihis NV st (ha'ng;e Cotrtiii,
to (into, have been :rlil'e to lant`.doe stow.of O oo.e to r= s[",
sEsgma has ciulinncd to Man in a very-'i.recr:rsid and sordil
me who can": to tlewe, Havoc, sutenit (70) yonrS aiter'I&
( eslsccred tcr'ii d a cleanly divided Anti r'd st,nquit, cable'hire
Zoib
;orrlcauii`mion its `is, ,s lacc rc
sonu'thing rasnsllltuc35 <li(fittezti
`too, need to undel�stansl that the
and dculo;rapilir iacilds, nlltc
umcxplatinc€l plethx,la of highe
,ior . suhdoy is the filsi aplrr
`I €gf.tic's'ainti niitetic.s,
'l-hcic were no B h"A people its.
ae-ta,tstli tftticsn of file till Sit ill
p ors:;
and s
town
2007, fou teYn t eall s ase?>-i s,.x npr was a ibnamic and h ell-volurah-cl ina n. far Inow ntl those
ill his inlincdialc sullo llilllit; lici5rhb"is or he suall town of t)<• we.'As and reL4doush&
4[cstlopcd, We began to bond intellc lnallT sockly, politically anal; niililh t ly. So cialk,
uv shar"I nlally-1(n}(t-ating 1couis ,)ppusin Valli (0 i gGtis1H'm desire to a(VI rie IN
-winning svo e` amid the innuc nius rounds ' of ;! we lily=ail at the 1 onn £3iazi s: Country
f'l€ih tNAI t'utnse, lie Is"I an € nrai ltt „ti>�a about lts person that pro,iet tee, or c-hvaload
-i. 1wi'ziisd No s3rtucrt of e„":,,;utt tiist, IN {lc<-l>Ic i`oi,tiircx3. tat,ab ii<c>;l AI„€ile Notadiern
wpccch clla:l, i;'unedialch 1oa;c-t'cd that he was eiluva d aixj:c find or his llea'tn silt(!
cal-,tts Ill ,c.i, sMa tt' Wall the a,,i iagn heat. Aurl,: i-i didn't inind oils' knowing
Ou" lart, i ;tilnrith. His snt'cint I aml acme vl Paa_ h syllabic. of curb 1vold lint!
ht.cn ohtx;u+lt cudlivaird to 1hv point of c kni con e,}a nt' of his inlatldod nwsngcr to varli
t-111lCut, 1 oli-oaduall and (olnxtl?-c l. lie:`! n a x'ou inc anal xltihhrrate E'Sininot}liicaNt mho
co,Hvc,cd an tinvici ing 4dil. wrWaKin air. not to be can!) !Ellis [l or collunmi1v chalhNigecl.
Building snit iha' alovive dcN itip'1 cha„lscrimb", lon , look dsiahi as to silt ixrsl how in,
time lido gh the i list.; it) ,(ulcer 10 liwily WIN of lc„s vnlip and suon wN dorm he !cal€m,d
d ity; hit 1diviink,
h€'ik"1"l\ A.\LWl,f>l,ll'j-S PoSI S'lb)N AS e3;iYMU "f,a,'s Keep t}i' vc ?lstAN,
10f)lf
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in has cho en to take the "Niande ul' Leadership- and tell On,
I: the f,alleir rie tii€is, i'lter believe that !his action Will beat tho
VI and with Ais hearing ing can€tid come art enhancing „sport of We
dic Cbtin-ThiN adminrn ra"on has made greak v ides iu move
cnirromcrin; its 1huion lts•hmintstDitersity Board, an adAsory
ining, conduct. and r tecuriitre or nt,ny and 'varied utiltr,ral an(]
as:"Fiesta do Col>tesl an octnTach event to the 11spauir
raw their.`rlcriiagv, rhe org;ani7adom il.<4 creaicd f<rihe Edit,
.le bra€ion of Mariin Luther ring's Wriluiar mul ann"al parade
Idly Want is runher engaged in an an nral unlreaA orcan anon
aslinR }eat. .i "Black History h:caat, WWI- ctonl>etirvol
A out cool M t Ieutcn:,ur,choolm in the City o ticnce, This
the jacnitt grid fifth i; palm students or can €1i,, trig nmr Im,
of e `ery ohnirky and gcndcr (wrimpeic in a written essay r Htacm
8r o Mulling and Inns rns African Aitierivans,: 1 ith ellu winning
of reccrling (i:sh i9crond, and Bierd 100c+ for dicir essay. isles
ucr.
1 h4
,lent
it ." '") Jj 't oov o''3 , ttvie , �, , ," u. •T} — . ").. —11. —"'
in oat Alarm's del iNiou in rrt cionpleielt inrolscrl in our -rift's effini to nicin oiali e file
Palled Mlivan Ammican victims of 2-3 November. 192To love sal in the audience the
night before. ro have heard Wn to sunart: lxwk' comim •nic and the very next day; to be 01)
the h,Wgc to Selma, wasan exit/ mill um in, cip rien e.''rhis way, found a very sirup-,
tonel.ation he9ucco 0" ClAms`to secure x1mili; ri;ltts in Selma, and that of :eporring all
it"Virii c; uundrer of A tint, lafW in Move while attmurding to smu. (Tur Elorot was so
nom—d 1)r th, courtotiae E z 11klm of "Val he mitnewd sluHng thy Dip, that be re "ned if)
Ov%ovv and In -came l7tile ungago:d: in a"`mpccts or wring owncishils and le dctship of this
rrrr sc nAtita ;> .>jw..-Office it to .ay that NO iitllt ou loaml in seeing the.: a°c�t�' ir,�rel etiF?le
clfa,ri bmtq;hi to Iz. hou
tintscynendy, "v have o ;,utizrAl umder tier auspis r s of the Human Relatlions/10a (silt'
1S,ttiia , s lliblolic Minn Wal Mail el I'lareniuR Cominiu c tr? deiitti' Au lomfolm throu;di
tiruraly and_t inel; tuscarrh it We hJ iuFUa, lam. €.net/ Hill also dce i n and lahiicate a
hissotic mernobal € onker, m<-Ifrcrt and conr•ti urt a site, insadl thy mail.mplan. uraani e at"]
Ctoldract a !n Imo iai (creloony 4 a iiz1or Itioporrion to beheld ion J ovendm t, 2020. On
1tt:,l: "ud .caipc or this Nl, numai Army gift be (Amnly, State ant, hopclull�. National it)
mawidudc. NA hou !d to adsminc this ct, of as widely :,, the (sun(., nit c;.a mill awes(. So,
I:.l.ealing Lhe Wtam-al
1:00 P.M. - H0 p.ni, Ca}} [tic Session io Oldcr.,..._...... A't HiaIII E. hLusItcII, Chairman
I:15 p.tn. ... -I:30 p.m,: Opcllin:'. Hcnlalks.............................................Nhyor Johnson
1:30 gait. - 4:-I�S p.11l.: CoIll I Oills....................................... ........... AlIv I3 e s(c 11(1<ux t(s)
1:80 p,nl - 5:3(J It, iu, T}x: £}(oce ,SIory r)I:'I licit, Nouv anti the Futortc.... -Did K €ulcer:
Clown, Nidlolc Dawkins, avid \Villmltr l:. Aiatt�cll, ,Major, Uuitcd .Skdc( Ann%
{I2etire(I}.
i;30 p,nl - :i:50 ;).En.: f )pied I'mum C)neslionx and Ans c Sfssinn......I'and mcmbcrs
I:, O ll,nl... 6:00 p.m : Rdreshmclit Brc.ak............................................................All
6:00 p.m. - it; 10 p.Ill .: Iwrodlit lio33 of Allianre Foi, Tiutlr ]nstirc....... ...,A'0'illiam F.
\law( It, C hainlmn
6:I5 p,m. - 7:00 p.m.: 'fire Aliiancc for'Frntli & Justice (A`t'.D-... Di, Kristin Kout;don,
I'll. 1), llisto€tip I'lotessor I,nwrita, 171licrrs1u of Cclimil Flotilla,
7:10 p,m. ... 7:*I!3 p.m,: Shin «n iltc Ropcs....... ...I)r. Cathlccn Alllistcad, I h-D &&;harts
I+?ca,cllwtl, ATI
f:-IC) lt.nr. - 8:00 i�.nl.: litc=lk and Rclrushrtleuts............... .......................................
F
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8:0£1 ]). iA).
- 8:'15 h.ill,; IlilC r-FatElt Se 7YtCC All {RrUacll
IO I-ICEt}ili A ilii: ( }Cn CC h'}aSh{'Pir of
1920..........
.......................Dr. Ilarn Cmclstoll.1'1t
I3., Pasios,K InultaitlrCJo11(.tgncs
M-�
;
I1:00 p.iir.: Quesiiorls and AllswclS .......
...... ..-A,I] ,S(all ,Mcmbcrs
v
pm),
... 9:30 p.aL: CIot iil; RCmarks .........................
...................... �l,+, S'U7 if}}711 Sr>tl
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Ilcncdictiotr & `scan„ "Wt, ,shall Oti(r�cozrle".. ............_............ltct 7)rl�sev
SPONSOP
Hl('Y'HI.-jIGHrl'
Irly,
OPPORTUN
f+3dt nunithas that I owre had been an uprising among the blacks in Orovc, that irorible
was expected, son! every able and era€hail man should arm himar and act to t oee
aa: goon 2s possible. Me Violence'_va. greatly eea m award Est To auNnil of irook-
armed will ly white Mo. Flicie men pativolle d €lie stceW ur the ,osvu for die rest of
the rtQ1 looking for hlmk laeople to No and W. Dutin4 flu, nett day, 'November
:kid. thissome angry moll of spun p oriaded to t6ai has ficcu de,.<tibcd as the
"Notth Quatteasl where mostly all of the 'Skiurn Ann ticanssMd. l lo: snob Dugan
to surround the Wires of #lit.• Marls, .wi the„r the 0 homes. ,t chu"Aies. t sc(i mwa
and a ilauntie l.ridgu.. dditionnih'. My shot an, ficyson m1to attetali rd it) lice the
lrcat i or One angry molmr . Ninny' iutlkidualy "cic %hot and kill"I is Key at eultac i
[o cscapc their bulling home. but dwic noic t olne lthO chose to rcis;ain iu_wiilc. and
r�
'jrerish wuh (Itch r i h cited nuirily nwvvaki• .
p<
ell
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St-i
.A. Day of Rememberancu.
PROCLSSIC:)i AI S: The C'uremony will begin neith nnwhfied instrumental esceipts of the
song. °Light a Candle." The 4_hiando t:horal Society (OCS) Choirs will he in the background
(p) and as the instrumental %mrsion of the sons is faded to a nmted state...The Choir will
vocally crescendo to a We (FA then to a (FP) Fortiesissinio lirescmation of the stung. Timy
will then fide to a (pp) and rctralle segue into "un tovery voice and Sing," The ovcgro
National Atttlnem..,.(janu:s \Veldon Johnson)_
IOMO a.ru. to 1:30 p.ni,:.,........AWL (mcred ,Sunday Brush veil i A"wind and Itcrottnitinnns
1:40 p.m. Assembly
1:45 p.m.: ,Sc wive Coil€ed to firdcn:............ ......... ...[ltiic Brascrell, "Taster of Cercinony
Civilian kxdc to the Set I ctaiy o1the At Inv
2:00 p.m.: Presentation of The Ralionat Coloi's.....................SPC,Ioci hJur ar. ;tiUOI(_,
Sponsoring Unit: IT. S. At toy Recruiting Compaity, 2921 East t.;vlW& DAvc, Orkinlo,
PI, A2803
Captain Ruth E. Rosenhctger, Commanding C)IWer;,(uc1 1, Ringrosc•, Pins( Sen;can(, It,
S. Army 11cm icing Company 1-8(}0-I(tiA-ARMY
The Color Guard INICwhers urc:
• Sergeant First Class Joel Murivy. Inn ncastut, SC MOIC.
• Staff Sergeant Ito,hah Pompey. Werhuld Leach, EL
• 'itarl Sergeant Plancy Ganam S;, Mu>nnas, US \ I
• Staff Sergeau(joci Como, Foil Lmnlcrdalc, PL
• Staff Sergeant, Kyle SIar1:, Ban ;or, 14P,
2:10 r?an,: The onioiutl midiern......... ........ ................. I._. 1'crtormed by:shcrri ("lark€icy
2:1 ; p na.: Prayer ... .................. .............. ___ ......... ............ .................... .....Rev. Dorsct
2:20 p,m.: Recogoditnn of Desccndan(s by Original 10nuily Knic(s.... .......Allic Brasivell
2:30 p.m.: A Fomod Apoto,gy I Dcsecn(Imos hg................................. CiEr of Ocoee
2:15 Ir.m.: Nlut ical Scteclion bs Orlando Choral orie€tiE...I)r. JelTery Redding, Poi, D.,
Director
2:10 1),111.:NVcII,oIII I,— ........................... ........................... Lo€i Raft, IlRDB iilclnber
2:I p.ill .: Purpose of the iA21,nIoIIat ScIvice ..... ................ WiIIialll I;. NIa.xweIL Chairma€i
:00 t3.tn.: hmoductioit of Tio, Servire Leadcr......... Rhombi Robtitso:r-Audcrson, Chair -
Elect
3.10 ]).m.: Rccogv3ition of Elected Officials— .................... .......... ----Allic I)rasoae(1
'Ho p.iu.: R'tusi(al 3elef tiort by: .—Orlando Choral Soviet} ... DI. Jcllery lzcddiug, I'll. D.,
Dileclor
$:20 p.m : <)rigrii of Tllc iiclool'ial Iry................I)t. Kadifeeil Crown, Pji. I). fast Chair —
MUM
3:30 p.m.: R(,marks I)t.................. Dr, John Peterson,.Jr. Pti. 1), (Ilightower Dcscelohilt)
a:15 p.m.: iMwt ical .Select of hy: Orlando Choral Sociclv....—Dr.,ICI cr'y Rcddilly.
Director
€:00 lr.Ezt.: Inklo luctiou of The `Speaker..........................................Allie I)aaswell, SIC
4:4S p.rn.: Iu(elim Addltss......................_...._....................................1111)(VIli"d'i_IA1)
1:25 p3 mn :.Sumnlatiou and Pratirr........... icrvicc Leader Dr. Bliact Sstamper, Ph. D, Pastor
I:%lCt p.cu.: ClosiEt l cnaarks....................... ..t`itr oP C)c+ice �i<�var Rustr Jolaaisott, it-Lt}nor
o lo'! tAluvcal Srlectioti....... Orlando Choral society... Dr..jcHk-n° Rt ddin,-, Dircctor
5:00 p.r�.: PliOGHAtl BREAK t'rausi(iou to Memoli;11 Gal'den (y idlers-!Maaoirc
E
�+ I3oi3sci
;AJ p.rn.: Candle Light Proecssion to dic Memorial RlaikerSitc............ ..All P'otiripmrl�
25 p.III,: Musical ,Selcv livfitt bv— ...............011molo Choral So( ictv...1)r. Jcllci RcddioA,
Dircciol
r°.
t.:
r�i p.txt.; Asscuil3le: A2cnzon,at C:articu at ii%itl�r3s tictsuere Hausc for Ehc limcili;l
C;crv:-r,vnp
r^
5AS ,r r_t.: 'I lo, Njk'l o.ial 'Marker Sion, ......................... AViltinlol I.. AElasva�eli, Ch.,irman �„� E
6:00 p.m.: Rcmarla I'vom Dcscold;mIs_..............._..............................An), One Picsciii
6:30 lr.trt.: Musical Sulcoioll: .. ....... Orlando Choral ,4ocicCv, 1.)r. Jeffery Re(Icii3tg, P1t.D.,
DirecIor
6;30 It,mt -- 6:85 g.in, hilioductiott III* Key Noll,. Speakci.,___....Llr, Jcutri€es- Pot'tct'-3ttiith,
HIMB Nik-tuber
6A") p.tat. - 7:13 lt.ire . 1<c}' 'Nole Sprat.cr:.........................................TI3M0-1R IJIAL)
1:00 h.nt.: HISTORIC MEMORIAL MARKER UNVEILED... ,....SFC Joel Mkarray, 17, Si.
Al tn5�
7:I5 p.ra.: 'Iusuttl Sclertio❑ by; ... Orlando Choral Solici}.......1)1 JcITCr Rccldilcg. Yh.I:}„
Biicctnt'
7:30 p,nt.: Closing I2et,tstrhs......................................._.....C'iiy of O<�ocr:-R1a}'+>r_(ohnson
7:$b p.nl.: Bcuediction and Song: "IiVc: Shall Overcome ....... Alc:e. Dorsey, HRIM''Member
8:00 p.m.: Rccessional Rilusic bv; t?rlando C'holat 9ocietp.......Dt. ,Jellery Redding;, Ph1�.,
Directoi
NT(.7`P1 1n th< iuiercai u, Pubiic .S;t1etl and Ifxe PI"vcnLion of Spresdinq COVID- IThis lsveut
cc -ill b,: held is Ilse Lakeshore C'enCor - 11.; l.ali.l',vh<l(- Dvirc - tfcocc. 1,1,r da 3,1761
AdditiottaL hertz is may or 1611 111, bold is L1Le .11icru;u: Loo;uknis of Ilu: Lar;c it)' s 6W, A ,,kc
Tcu;.s iocated ditcctty lic,oNs the lawn oC the dill Hiccze Parkto accololrmdatc an}' 7x>ssib:e
eiau'tl orerClow. 1'bc "hems wilt be equiplwd ici:lt total Virta tl Capal,il':lics o) ku di€ate proplull
axacutiou by scicrt Pc-ogt-<un Paincipants. I_nts arc to 1x: ('I(" cd or. hiid;ly itRcnntan Oclohcr
30th b� N, ou's Ti,ilt C'omlom7 and arc to reulr!in in piece aild b,� (II, coneuveted iuzd rcwoved
izom tltr premises on \ov'I'lbei ildi. '1rut, mill cash be 1quippcd i6th 25 Sia-Coo: "1 ddcs fwhitc).
and 100 C'I :m.,, O°hitct, Sm iallg DiMllnl'i'd IAW I,\istinq CDC Gk idcliitcs ;ii. the lillic oI the Ecalf.
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MEMORIAL CEREMONY PROPOSED QPERATIONAL BUDGET
This is a Budget Proposal for funds necessary to host the Memorial Program for the One -Hundredth Year
Anniversary of the 2nd and 3rd of November 1920, Election Day Massacre in the agrarian community of
Ocoee, Florida. The program has been designed to "Tell the Story, while Honoring their Memory;
thereby, promoting a degree of Healing within today's society, that will create an atmosphere of respect
and dignity for all of its citizens and future generations." The entire Memorial Ceremony will carried out
under the Central theme of: "A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE"
BUDGET - ESENTIAL LINE ITEMS:
1. Requirements - One (1) framed, Open Air, Water Repellant Tents (60' x 40'), White, with roll
up, transparent sidings. Tents will be erected the field of Bill Breeze Park by Nelson's Tent
Crews on Friday 30 October to remain in place through 1- 8 November 2020. The temporary
structures rental fees are: ................................................ $2,000 each x (1) = $2,000.00
2. Additional Equipment:
a. The additional equipment required will be two -hundred (200) chairs rented at a cost of: $1.15
per seat and in the color of white for a total of : .............................................. $215.00
b. A total of (25) 6'.0 Tables twenty-five per Tent (socially distanced) comes at a cost of $8.65
per item for a total of:........................................................................... $216.25
c. Justifications: The Tents, chairs and tables are planned to augment and accommodate the
primary, or potential crowd overflow if the Lakeshore Center reaches or exceeds its
authorized seating capacity, which will be based on existing CDC, state of Florida and
Orange County guidelines (at that time) to be adhered to during the COVID-19 Pandemic
would be fifty (50%) percent of its normal capacity, socially distanced, masked and properly
sanitized for multi -use during the period to include the serving of a Catered Sunday Brunch
and for the rest of the period of 1 — 8 November 2020.
3. Total Outdoor Equipment Rental Costs: ................................................... $2,277.70
4. Audio -Visual & Photographic Support...................................................$6,5000.00
5. Program Booklets: ............................................................... .............$5,300.00
a. Graphic Design............................................................$1,000.00
b. Hand Drawn Artwork......................................................$300.00
c. Printing.......................................................................$4,000.00
6. Memorial Commemorative Coin.........................................................$1,593.00
a. Company's Name and Contact Information:
Coins For Anything, Inc.
10430 Courthouse Road
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Phone: 1-866-583-5434,(540)-376-7000; (Fax) (540)-376-7019
Sales Rep. Andrea Sagarino
b. Quantity to be Ordered: Three - Hundred, 24 Multi -Colored Coins Struck in
Antique Gold @ $4.6 5 per Coin.
i. Die Mold: $198.00
ii. Shipping & Handling: Free
iii. Can Buy Using City Purchase Order
iv. Require $175.00 Deposit to Initiate Order
v. Buyer's Final Approval Required Prior to Commencement of Work.
vi. Company Keep Mold -Die 3-Years
vii. Buyer's Insurance of $39.00 (one time) Keeps Mold Alive
viii. Production Turn -Around Thirty (30) Days -Need to Order NLT 20
September 2020
7. LED, Battery Powered (2" x 6") Brand: Comenzar Flameless Candles Battery Operated,
Real Wax Pillar Candles Sets of Twelve (12) LED Candles with remote timer (Ivory)
a. LED Candles come in Sets of 12 (d2.1" x H6") (Ivory) ..... @25.89 each. Eighteen X
Twelve = 216 LED Candles ...................................................Cost of $466.02.
b. Battery: Two (2) Double AA Required (216) = 27 Sets of 8 @ 5.25 each
Cost......................................................................................... $150.00
8. Catered Sunday Brunch: Presently looping at TOOJAY'5........................$4,500-$6,000
a. Estimated Number of Attendees ...... 150 — 200 @ $30.00 per person.
9. Peace Lillies 12' to 16' in height Bamboo Baskets with Red, White & Blue Bows 36. One to
be Offered to each Descendant Family @ $75.00 each ................................... $2,700.00
10. Commemorative Plaques: One to be offered to each Descendant Family.............$2,000.00
11. Honoraria for each Speaker (Not to exceed$1,000).......................................$6,000.00
12. Guests Sign -In Books: Three.................................................................... $150.00
13. Cloth for Veiling of the Marker ...........................6 Yds............................... $ 75.00
14. Rose Petals...............100 lbs.................................................................... $150.00
15. Event Banners Six (6) 36" wide by 144" Long.............................................$1,200.00
16. Miscellaneous Costs..............................................................................$1,000.00
17. T-Shirts of the Event.............................................................................$11000.00
Total Estimated Cost: ................................................................................ $30,406.72
Totals in this Proposed Budget are "Best Estimates" based on today's current economic scale and
all prices are subject to be lower or higher by as much as five (5% - 10%) at the time that the actual
expenditure is to be made. All areas requiring an adjustment will be addressed individually based
on the mitigating circumstances pertinent to the purchase.
Respectfully submitted,
rlliam E. Maxwell
Chairman,
Memorial Marker Planning Committee
On Behalf of The Human Relations Diversity Board
The City of Ocoee
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NELSONS
TENTS &EVENTS
Nelsons Tents and Events
1153 Ocoee Apopka Road
Apopka, FL 32703
Ph: 407-814-7370
Fax: 407-814-7342
Client Info:
City of Ocoee Recreation
Mark Johnson
150 N Lakeshore Dr.
Ocoee, FL 34761
(407)905-3100
Mark. Johnson@ei. oeoee.fl.us
Job #:
582548
AE:
Amber Whitt
PO:
Terms:
COD
Event Name:
Ocoee 100th Ann.
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Venue:
City of Ocoee Recreation
Address:
150 N Lakeshore Dr.
Ocoee, FL 34761
Room:
Site Contact:
Mark Johnson
Phone:
(407)905-3100
Date Time
Setup Date:
10/30/2020 Friday -
Setup Time:
-
Strike Date:
11/9/2020 Monday -
Quantity Description Days Price Extended Discount Total
Chair Rental
200 Black Sam Folding Chair 1 $1.15 $230.00 $0.00 $230.00
Chairs) will be Stacked at Central Location. Lessee is Responsible
For Setup & Breakdown. M additional fee will be charged for Setup &
Breakdown.
Frame Tent Rental
2 40' X 60' Frame Tent: White
Includes White Perimeter Pole Sleeves
Misc. Rental
2 Fine Package
1-tire extinguisher/package 1-paper exit sign/package 1-paper no
smoking sign/package
Total Chair Rental: $230.00
1 $1,740.00 $3,480.00
Total Frame Tent Rental: $3,480.00
1 $75.00 $150.00
$0.00 $230.00
$0.00 $3,480.00
$0.00 $3,480.00
$0.00 $150.00
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Quantity Description Days Price Extended Discount Total
Total Misc. Rental: $150.00 $0.00 $150.00
Table Rental
50 6' Plastic Banquet Table 1 $8.00 $400.00 $0.00 $400.00
Tablets) will be Stacked at Central Location Lessee Responsible For
Setup & Breakdown Additional fee will be charged for Setup & Breakdown.
Total Table Rental:
$400.00
$0.00
$400.00
Total:
$4,260.00
$0.00
$4,260.00
Delivery/Misc
Quantity Description
Price
Extended
Discount
Total
1 Ocoee Delivery Fee
$125.00
$125.00
Total Delivery/Misc:
$125,00
$0.00
$125.00
Product Subtotal:
$4,260.00
Product Total:
$4,260.00
Service Charge:
$0.00
Damage Waiver:
$170.40
Labor:
$0.00
Delivery/Misc:
$125.00
Tax:
$0.00
Job Total: $4,555.40
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Billing/Client Information
City of Ocoee/ Human Relations
150 N Lakeshore Blvd
Ocoee, FL 34761
Billing Phone: (407) 694-5905
Terms: Paid at Register
Client: Bill Maxwell
Client Phone: (407) 694-5905
Ouote Note: Brunch with Food Service
Quote No: 551381
Quote Date: Tue, Sep 15, 2020
Store Code: 0036
Store: Ocoee
Catering - QUOTE
Delivery Information
Delivery: 11/08/2020 (9:30 - 10:00 AM)
City of Ocoee/ Human Relations
125 N Lakeshore Blvd
Lakeshore Center
Ocoee, FL 34761
Bill Maxwell
Phone: (407) 694-5905
Number of Guests: 75
Quote entered by: Holly Hegg Printed: 09/15/2020 02:45 PM EDT
Price Amount
Breakfast - Breakfast
1 The Executive Breakfast Regular(10-12pp1) 129.99 129.99
Note: INDIVIDUALLY BAGGED BAGELS WITH CONDIMENTS****INCLUDE CUTLERY KITS
1 Regular Eggs (10-12)
30 Regular Eggs
Meat Selection:* 5 Sausage Links
5 Bacon
Would you like to add french 1 Side French Toast (10-12) +25.99 +25.99
toast?*
DEC - Paper* 10 PIECE Utensils
3 The Executive Breakfast Large (20-22pp1) 259.99 779.97
3 Regular Eggs (20-22)
180 Regular Eggs
Meat Selection: * 30 Sausage Links
30 Bacon
Would you like to add french 3 Side French Toast (20-22) +51.99 +155.97
toast?*
DEC - Paper* 60 PIECE Utensils
Chafing Dishes and Extra Serviceware - Chafing Dishes and Extra Serviceware
4 Chafing Dishes 6.99 27.96
8 Catering Service - 1 hour 30.00 240.00
Note: 3 SERVERS FOR FOOD SERVICE 10-12. NO GUESTS ARE TO HANDLE FOOD ITEMS.
*Total for all items ordered
Remember Too)ay's for all your Subtotal: 1,359.88
Catering Needs! Delivery Vehicle
Charge: 5.00
A fee of 50% of the order total will be
required if canceled within 24 hours. Tax: 0.00
Total: 1,364.88
*Tax Exempt (000000)
For questions about your order, please call the restaurant directly at (407)798-2000.
For Information about catering, please contact Holly Hegg at (352)231-9993 or Holly. Hegg@too)ays.com.
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Billing/Client Information
City of Ocoee/ Human Relations
150 N Lakeshore Blvd
Ocoee, FL 34761
Billing Phone: (407) 694-5905
Terms: Paid at Register
Client: Bill Maxwell
Client Phone: (407) 694-5905
Quote No: SS1384
Quote Date: Tue, Sep 15, 2020
Store Code: 0036
Store: Ocoee
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Delivery Information
Delivery: 11/01/2020 (4:30- 5:00 PM)
City of Ocoee/ Human Relations
125 N Lakeshore Blvd
Lakeshore Center
Ocoee, FL 34761
Bill Maxwell
Phone: (407) 694-5905
Number of Guests: 50
Quote Note: INDIVIDUAL SNACK BOXES AND INDIVIDUAL BEVERAGES""
SNACK BOXES WILL INCLUDE:
SIDE OF FRESH FRUIT
BAG OF CHIPS
TURKEY PINWHEEL WRAP
BAKED COOKIE
UTENSILS
Quote entered by: Holly Hegg Printed: 09/15/2020 02:49 PM EDT
Price Amount
Breakfast - A La Carte
50 Fresh Fruit Salad
50 Chips
Assorted chips: Sea Salt, Barbecue and Salt and Vinegar
Beverages - Cold Beverages
50 Assorted Canned Soda
Select Drinks*
50 Toojay's Bottled Water
Hors D'oeuvres - Hors D'Oeuvres
I Turkey Pinwheel Wraps Large (50)
20 Can of Pepsi
20 Can of Diet Pepsi
10 Can of Sierra Mist
Turkey Pinwheel Wraps
10 Sliced Tomato
OTC Items - OTC Bakery
50 Assorted Baked Cookie (1 each)
Specialty Catering Items - Off -Catering Menu Items
50 Misc. Cold Catering
Nate: COST FOR ADDITIONAL PACKAGING
*Total for all items ordered
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2.59 129.50
1.29 64.50
1.99 99.50
1.99 99.50
119.99 119.99
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Subtotal: 662.49
Catering Needs!
A fee of 50% of the order total will be
required if canceled within 24 hours.
*Tax Exempt (000000)
Delivery Vehicle 5.00
Charge:
Tax: 0.00
Total: 667.49
For questions about your order, please call the restaurant directly at (407)798-2000.
For information about catering, please contact Holly Hogg at (352)231-9993 or Holly. Hegg@toojays.com.
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Reg 245.99 serves 10-121 Lg 489.99 serves 20-22 (cal 23,900-62,600)
Breakfast
• Assortment of deli -fresh bagels
• Variety of Danish pastries
• Choice of assorted muffins or coffee cakes
• Cream cheese, butter and jelly
• Coffee service
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Lunch
• Assorted sandwiches and/or wraps
• Cole slaw or potato salad and pickles
TooJay's bottled water, soda or iced tea
Break Time
Traditional Dessert Platter
'e The Executive Breakfast'
Reg 129.99 serves t0-12 1 Lg 259.99 serves 20 22 (cal 11,800-29,800)
Scrambled eggs, your choice ofbacon strips or sausage links, home fries and an
assortment of deli -fresh bagels, fresh fruit salad, orange juice and coffee service.
'd Omelette Station*
Reg 129.99 serves 10-121 Lg 259.99 serves 20-22 (cal 9,500-36,400)
(92 amaranths rnny 6e required)
Omelettes cooked to perfection and made -to -order using a variety of meats, cheeses and
vegetables. Also includes home fries and an assortment ofdeli-fresh bagels, cream cheese,
butter and jelly. Price does not include an omelette chef. Minimums apply.
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The Sa:unblo'
Reg 89.99 serves 10.1E ( Lg 179.99 serves 20-22
Scrambled eggs served with choice effaces or
sausage links, home on. and an assortment of
deli -fresh bagels. (cal 8, 100-22,200)
Bi.ddsst Sandwich
Reg 31.99 serves 4-61 IS 99.99 serves 10-12
Your choice of bagel, brioche bun or comp.
Scrambled eggs served with choice ofineats,
cheeses or fresh vegetables. Accompanied by
home fries.(cal 2,200-13,400)
SaRnshde fresh fruit salad Reg 3.991 Lg 7..99
French Toast
Reg 49.99 serves 6-8 1 Lg 95.99 serves 12-14
Made with thick slices of homemade Cheliah
flavored with vanilla, nutim, and cinnamon.
Served with your choice of bacon or sausage,
along with butter and syrup. (cal 7,860-17,280)
Quiche S, Fresh Fruit
79.99 serves 8-10
Choice ofb,.c.li and cheddar, spinach, ham
and cbeeseorbacon and cheddar. Accompanied
by fresh &nit soled. (col 5,280.9,040)
Nova Salmon Platters*
San 79.99 serves 5-6I Reg 129.99 serves 8-9
IS 191.99 serves 12-13
Nova salmon accompanied by an assortment
of deli -fresh bagels, cream cheese, lettuce,
tomatoes, onions and capers. (,at 3,150-8,160)
V Breakfast Yogurt Bar
Reg 59.99 serves 10-I21 Lg 119.99 serves 20-22
Greek yogurt, granola, Gran-mism, and fresh
strands errles. (,.12,900-5,80(1)
3 Signature Continental Platter
Sm 48.99 serves 5-9 1 Reg 98.99 serves 8-10
Lg 119.99 serves 12-14 (cat 6,500 18,120)
• Assortment ofdell-fresh bagels
• Variety of Danish pastries
• Choice ofaanal muffs* or coffee cakes
. Fresb fruit salad
• Cream cheese, babe raadj,Ry
. Orange Juice and Coffee servee
`- Continental Platter
San 34.99 serves 5-71 Reg 55.99 serves 8-10
Lg 8399 serves 12-14 (ca14,800-15,720)
• Assortment ofdcli-fresh bagels
• Variety of Danish pastries
Choice of assorted muffins or coffee cakes
. Creamcheese,butterandjelly
Smoked Fish Platters*
S. 84.99 serves 5-2 1 Reg 135,99 serves 8-10
Lg 203.99 serves 12-14
An so,flute combination of your choice of
Nova salmon, kippered salmon or Whinflih
,Wad accompanied by a vgmesmoked Whitefish,
fresh bagels, cream cheese, lettuce, tomatoes,
onmas and capers. (,at 4,600 14,400)
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Bre.Most Platter
Reg 15.99 serves 6-8 1 Lg 31.99 serves 12-14
p al3,240-6,480)
^Nova mbar,11 a mrrA, robinaoBMPA 11 l R uncooked.
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0 Oatmeal 2299 serves 10-12 (col 1,009)
0 Grits 22.99 serves t0-12 (cal 1,200)
yf VnNlla Vigo rt 11.99/ 2299 serves 5/ 10 teal 350/ 900)
V Fresh Fruit Salad 3999 /9299 serves 15-19 /30-33 beat 695 / 1350)
Snaclod ouse Bacon 35.99 serves 10-12 (,at 750)
An assortment ofiandsviches or wraps served with Cole sides, or potato salad and pickles.
Add additional side of Cole slaty or potnta salad
Sot 2.991 Reg 4.99 1 Lg 5.99
Substitute fresh fruit salad for Cole slmv or potato salad
Sot 3.991 Reg 6.99 ( Lg 7.99
ey+ Signature
Set 46.99 serves 4-61 Reg 92.99 serves 8 101 Lg 110.99 serves 10-12 (cat 3,160-11,400)
•tTriple J' • Shrimp Salad • Turkey BLT • Hain and Cheese
-Roast Beef and Cheese" •Tlrrkey Boavarind Cheese •1lrrkey Avocado
"n Classic
Sm 42.99 serves 4-61 Reg 84.99 serves 8-10 I Lg 105.99 serves 10-12 (ca12,800-12,50a)
• Corned Beef •Roast Beef •Turkey Breast • Tuna Salad
• Did Chicken Salad • Traditional Chicken Salad • rrd" Egg Salad
• Chicken Caesar Wrap • altmasted Veggie Wrap • ballummus Wrap
eei- V) Deli Mart Platter
Reg 87.99 serves 8-10 1 Lg 131.99 serves 12-14
Arty cooibination of 3 premiont de&sliced meats served trial Cole slmv or
potato salad, pickles, fresh breads and cmtdbnents. (cat 3,840-10,320)
•Corned Beef •'Faikey Breast •Roast Beef' •Ham
Fresh Vegetable Platter
Son 49.99 serves 10-121 Reg 74.99 serves 15-171 Lg 99,99 serves 20-22
Ana ortment ofcherry tomatoes, carrot and celery slicks, broccoli florets, cucumber slices
and bell peppers. Served with your choice of ranch, blue cheese or dill dip. (cal 2,300 6,400)
0 "' Fresh Fruit Platter
Sin 49.99 serves 10-121 Reg 74.99 serves 15-171 Lg 99.99 serves 20-22
A hand sliced assortment of cantaloupe, l aneydew, pineapple, strawberries and grapes.
(cat 400 1,600)
0 are Assorted Chcese Platter
Sur 49.99 serves 10-121 Be, 74.99 serves 15-171 Lg 99.99 serves 20-22
Cubed Sw6s, provolone, Muenster, and cheddar cheeses garnished with fresh strawberries
and grapes. Served with assorted Carr's crackers. (cat 5,100-I L000)
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•'eTuday's Chopped Salad •'1'oobrys Cobb Salad
•fOGreek •Er Strawberry Citrus Salad
Sat 27.99 serves 6-7 ( Reg 55.99 serves 12-141 I.g 110.99 serves 24-26 (cal 720-12,720)
• FyHouse or Caesar Salad 3.59 (110-400 cat)
Set 21.99 serves 6-81 Reg 43.99 serves 12-141 Lg 86.99 serves 24-26 (cat 660-9,600)
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Grilled Chicken
Sol 17.99 serves 6-81 Reg 35.99 serves 12-141 Lg 71.99 serves 24 26 (ca11,620 6,480)
Grilled Satmon
Sur 47.99 serves 6-8 Reg 95.99 serves 12 14 1191.99 serves 24-26(cal 1,260-5,040)
Avocado
Site 11.99 serves 6-8 Reg23.99 serves 12-141Lg 47.99 serves 24-26(cat 960-3,840)
Dressings (30-320 cal)
• Balsamic Vinaigrette • Blne Clieese • Greek •Honey Mustard
• Llte Italian • Ranch • Raspberry Vinaigrette • Russian
"n t Specialty'Frio Salad Platter
Sm 67.99 serves 6-8 1 Reg 135.99 serves 12-14 1 I.g 203.99 serves I8-20
Any combination of 3 ofour signature salads garnished ividh fresh vegetables.
Served ivith fresh fruit salad and asserted breads. (cat 3, Igo im go)
• Dill Chicken Salad • Chopped Chicken Liver • Tuna Salad
•OlEgg Salad •'Raditimal Chicken Salad
• Whitefish Salad Set 7.991 Reg 23.991 Lg 35.99
• Shrimp Salad Sm 7.99 [ Reg 23.991 Lg 35.99
Platter ofLelterce and lbmete,
Site 6,99 serves 5-71 Reg 12.99 serves 10-12 (Lg 25.99 serves 20-22 (ca150-200)
Platter of Assorted Sliced Cheeses
Reg 12.99 serves 10-121 Lg 25.99 serves 20-22 (cal 1,000-2,200)
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and a pickle. Accompanied by a Black & White cookie.
Substitute chips on' freshfruit salad.79 per person.
""Signature 11.59
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• Triple is (cal970-1040)
• Corned Beef (cut 760-840)
Cowed beef, ..at beef, turkey aad Swiss
. Roast Beef' (cat 780-930)
cheese rolled with Cole slow red Russian
dressing.
•Turkey Breast (cat 710-780)
•Shrimp Salad (ca1850-920)
•Tbna Salad (cal960-1030)
• Ilam and Cheese (cat 850-870)
• Dill Chicken Salad (cat 1010-1080)
•'Ibrkey BL'1' (cal770-840)
• Traditional Chicken Salad (cat 1080-1150)
Roast Beer (cat 870-950)
ryJ•Egg Salad (cat 940-1020)
Rolled with sliced cheese, lettuce and tomatoes.
• Chicken Caesar Wrap (cat 780)
• Turkey Breast (cat 810-890)
rd- Roasted Veggie Wrap(cal 760)
Rolledwithslicedcheese,Irtlowearmtom.l n.
Al. Doorman Wrap (ca1990)
•Turkey Avocado (cat 950-1030)
Turkey, avocado, amgul. ,ad tomato with
lemon ,he stop,
Gj Add a Beverage
•EDr. Broom'. Soda2.99(0-I801a1) • Toojay's Bottled Water 1.99(ca10)
• Assorted Canned Soda 1.99 (cat 0-150)
• Assorted Juices (Orange, Cranberry, Grapefruit) 2.99 (cal 190-220)
• Martinellis Apple juice 2.99 (cat 390)
Salads accompanied by a Black & White cookie.
Upgrade to a large chocolate thank cooktefor.99per person (col+300)
ec) Chicken Caesar Salad 10.29
Fresh mmafne lettuce, sliced grilled chicken breast and creators.
Served with .... pedal Caesar dressing or the side. (,at 970)
eei House Salad with Chicken 10.29
Fresh mixed greens with cucumbers, tomatoes and onions.
Served with your choice of dressing on the side. (cal 590-1160)
e't TooJay. s Chopped Salad t 1.29
Turkey, ham, egg, black olives, ,it onions, crisp greens and garden vegetables
topped with Gorgonzola cheese, crumbled bacon and artichoke hearts.
Served with your choice of dressing on the side (cal 570-1150)
iem am Greek Sulud 10.29
Lots of Pets cheese, Greek olives, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and peppemndid on a bed
offresh greens with our special dressing on the side. Served with pim bread. (cat 980)
east r& Strawberry Citrus Salad 10.29
Fresh mixed greens topped with mandarin oranges, fresh strawberries, red grapes, Gorgonzola
cheese and toasted almonds. Served with a raspberry vinaigrette on the side (cat 940)
�-` Toobay's Cobb Salad I L29
Fresh raBed greens piled high with diced chicken breast, hum, red onions, cmmbled bacon, Ionmtoes,
hard boiled¢ggs and chedd..S... w1with your choice ofdressing on the side. (.1740-1320)
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signature wraps or a combination of both, (cal 5,320-19,000)
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Sm 63.99 serves 4-6 I Reg 127.99 serves 8-10 I Lg 159.99 serves 10-12
Choose between platters ofour classic deli sandwiches, a variety of
classic wraps or a combination ofboth. (cat 5,080 20, 100)
Upgrade the House or Caesaria lad to
Chopped, Cobb, Greek or Strawberry Citrus Salad.
Sm 7.991 Reg 15.991 Lg 19.99.
Add additional side of Cole slaw orpota0o salad.
Sm 2.991 Reg 4.9911g 5.99 1
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55.99 serves 8-12 (cal 1,000)
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55,99 serves 8-12 (cat 6,500)
Chicken'rendere with Dipping Sauce
64.99 serves 8-12 (cal 1,000)
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51.99 serves 10-12 (cat 2,209)
Mini Quiche
99,99 serves 12-18 (ca13,000 11,500)
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99.99 serves 12-18(,a[2,500)
Spinach Phyllo Naffs
99.99 serves 12-18 (Cal 11,500)
Mini Potato Pancakes
99.99 serves 12-18 (cat 4,500)
Vegetable Egg Rolls
99.99 serves 12-18 (ta19,500)
Brie with Raspberries En Cmute
9999 serves 12-18 (,at 4,000)
Pinwheel WrIps
Reg 5%99 serves 8-12 (cal 1,000)1 Lg 11999 serves 18-25 (,at 5,000-13,000)
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signature Rye bread. Upgrade the House or Coesor Salad to Chopped, Cobb, Greek or
Strawberry Citrus Sehadfar Reg 11.991 Lg 24.99 (cat 720 6,324)
Chicken Capri
Be, 99.99 serves 6-8 [ Lg 199.99 serves 12-14
SautEed with mushrooms, artichoke hearts and capers in a lemon butter white wine sauce.
Served with roasted potatoes and a fresh vegetable. (cal 8,820-18,720)
Garlic Ch ideo Pasta
Reg 44.99 servesI-5 I Lg 89.99 serves 6-8
SautEed I,i,k,.breast, broccoli and sweet red peppers tossed with penne pasta ina
creamy garlic saeve. b al 6,840-13.680)
Grilled London Broil"
Reg 102.99 serves 6-81 IR 203.99 serves 12-14
Sliced choice sirloin grilled to order. Includes mashed potatoes with mushroom demi-glace and
a fre.b vegetable. (,.19.180-19,440)
Roasted Stuf fed Chicken Breast
Reg 83.99 serves 6-8 I I.g 167.99 serves 12-14
Filled with corabread stuffing and topped with a lemon buherwhite wine sauce. Served with
mashed potatoes, mushroom demi-glace and a fresh vegetable. (cal 6,840-14,760)
Baked Atlantic Salmon with Dill Sauce
Reg 102.99 serves 6-8 [ Lg 203.99 serves 12-14
Served oven roasted with a creamy dill sauce. Served with rice pilaf and a Fresh vegetable.
(cal 10,860-22,800)
Chicken Marsala
Reg 99.99 serves 6 8 1 Lg 199.99 serves 12-14
Chicken breast and sliced mushrooms sauteed with Marsala wine. Served with roasted potatoes
and a fresh vegetable. Scat 6.720-14,520)
rice SouUnvest Black Bear Stack
Reg 73.99 serves 6b8 1 Lg 147.99 serves 12-14
Our black bean burger patty topped with sauteed red and green peppers, cammeliaod onions and
provolone cheese. Served with a creamy Santa Fe sauce, roasted red potatoes and a fresh vegetable.
(cal 5,820-12,720)
01bo sted Veggie Pasta
Reg 44.99 serves 4-51 Lg 89.99 serves 6-8
Roasted vegetables tossed with penne pasta in a creamy garlic sauce (cal6,840-13,680)
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Roasted marinated Portobello mushroom topped with marinas sauce, roasted red pepper, melted
provolone and Parmesan cheeses, and garnished with scallions. Served with roasted red potatoes
and a fresh vegetable. pal 4.080-9,240)
bleat Lasagna
Reg 51,99 serves 4-6 I Lg 103.99 serves 840
Fresh ground beefbaked with layers of pasta, plenty mMormrella and topped with fresh provolone.
(,at 6,200-12,400)
' Shepherd's Pie
Reg 95.99 serves 7-9 1 Lg 190.99 serves 14-16
Made in-house with fresh ground beef and tender vegetables baked and topped with mashed
potatoes and melted Muenster dreese. (cut 3,950-7,700)
Herb Roasted Half Chicken
Reg 55.99 serves •1-5I Lg 111.99 serves 8-9
Fresh roasted to a crisp golden brown. Served with mashed potatoes topped with mushroom
demi-glace and a fresh vegetable. (cal4,560-9,840)
Truett Iic oat Turkey Dimler
Reg 89.99 server 6 8 I Lg 179.99 serves 12-14
Oven roasted mrkeg mashed potatoes and cornbread stuf rg served with our savory turkey gravy
and a fresh vegetable. (cal 7,260-15,600)
Beef Brisket
Reg 99.99 serves 6-8I Lg 199,99 serves 12-14
On, Ivan and tender brisket with mushroom demi-gI.e.served with crisp mini potato pancakes
and a fresh vegetable. (ca15,700-12,480)
Old Fashioned Pot Roast
Reg 93.99 serves 6 8 I Lg 187.99 serves 12-14
Tender, slow roasted and topped with mushroom demi-glace, this traditional favorite is served with
mashed potatoes and a fresh vegetable. had 4,860 10,300)
Broiled Cod
Reg 8999 serves 6 81 Lg 179.99 serves 12-14
Atlantic Cad fillets simply broiled with n lemon dill butter and fresh chopped herbs, served with
rice pilefaad a fresh vegetable. (cal 6,600-14.280)
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• Traditional Dessert Platter
• Coffee Service
• Choice oft -Liter Soda, Iced Tea, Lemonade or To bay's Bodied Water
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•Hot Tea Service(10 cup container) 10.99 (Cal 20-720)
• Orange Juice 0 gallon)12.99 (cal 1790)
• Martinellfs Apple Juice 2.99 (cal 390)
• Assorted juices (Orange, Cranberry, Grapefruit) 2.99 (cal 190-220)
Cold Beverages
• Gallon oflced Tea (Sweet or Unsweetened) 8.99 (Cal 40-1490)
Gallon of Lemonade 8.99 (ca11600) • Gallon ofStrmvber,y Lemonade 10.99 (,at 2080)
• Gallon of Peach Tea (Sweet or Unsweetened) 10.99 (cal 700-2030)
6-Assorted Canned Soda 1.99(ca10-150) • Six Rocket Canned Soda to.99(ca10-990)
tyr De Browns Soda2.99(ra10-180) •e Six Pack of Dr. Browns Soda 15.99(ca10-bang
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Assortment offresh baked Triple Chocolate, White Chocolate Macadamia Not, Chocolate
Chunk and Oatmeal Raisin cookies perished wnh fresh Wawbemes (cal 2,040 14,220)
A I ini Napoleon &Lclau Platter
San 23.99 serves 5-9 I Reg 42.99 serves 10 12 1 Lg 7199 serves 15 17
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and ourChocolate £doirs ligh[pasny sM1ells filed with creamy Crowd and dipped a. hocolat,
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with fresh strav+berries.(Cal 1,500-5,400)
Be., of 15 A[ini Bladc & IV 1, Be Cookies 7,59 (Cal8l0)
A variety of specialty cakes are available upon request.
(72-hour notice troy be required)
• Banana Dream • Carrot Cake • Chocolate Layer Cake
• Coconut Cake • Cheesecake" • [filler Calce*
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