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Immokalee CRA Minutes 03/20/2024 Enclosure 1 1 MINUTES Meeting of the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory Board on March 20, 2024. The Advisory board members, staff, and public appeared virtually and in person. Hybrid Remote Public Meeting CareerSource 750 South 5th Street Immokalee, FL 34142 A. Call to Order. The meeting was called to order by CRA Chair Mark Lemke at 8:30 A.M. B. Pledge of Allegiance and Prayer. Mark Lemke led the Pledge of Allegiance and Mike Facundo led the opening prayer. C. Roll Call and Announcement of a Quorum. Christie Betancourt opened roll call. A quorum was announced for the CRA board. CRA Advisory Board Members Present in Person: Mark Lemke, Patricia Anne Goodnight, Mike Facundo, Andrea Halman, Estil Null, and Edward “Ski” Olesky. CRA Advisory Board Members Present via Zoom: Lupita Vazquez Reyes. CRA Advisory Board Members Absent/Excused: Frank Nappo and Yvar Pierre. Others Present in Person: Misty Smith, Cristina Perez, Jamie Ulmer, and Gilberto Tabares. Others Present via Zoom: Allison Vincent, Dan Rodriguez, Tom Cunningham, Lupita Vazquez Reyes, Marlene Dimas, Megan Greer, Laura Tefft, John Raymond, and Carrie Williams. Staff Present in Person: Christie Betancourt, Yvonne Blair, and Yuridia Zaragoza. D. Voting Privileges for Board Members via Zoom. Staff announced that they may have a CRA board member join by Zoom. CRA Action: Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky made a motion to allow board members on zoom privileges. Ms. Patricia Anne Goodnight seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 6-0. E. Approval of Agenda. Staff presented the Agenda to the board for approval. Under I. Community Presentations the organization name is Healthcare Network not Childcare Network. Agenda was approved as amended. CRA Action: Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky made a motion to approve the Agenda as amended. Mr. Estil Null seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 560 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 2 F. Approval of Consent Agenda. 1. Minutes a. CRA Advisory Board Meeting for February 21, 2024 (Enclosure 1) 2. Budget Reports (Enclosure 2) 3. Code Enforcement Report (Enclosure 3) 4. Staff Reports a. Program Manager Report (Enclosure 4) b.Project Manager Report (Enclosure 5) c. Community Meetings (Enclosure 6) Staff presented the Consent Agenda to the board for approval. An update was given from The Neighborhood Company (TNCo) for the Land Development Code (LDC) for Immokalee. The draft for the LDC language is under review with the Collier County subject matter experts. The TNCo staff are working to schedule a meeting so that they are able to answer any questions County Staff may have. After review is completed, Staff will schedule the draft presentation with the CRA Board and a public workshop. TNCo staff anticipated presenting in the month of March, however, it would not have been as effective without knowing the changes given by the County Staff. TNCo staff hope to present to the CRA Board in the month of April. CRA staff asked TNCo staff if the schedule needs to be updated. Staff said that the final adopted schedule is still reasonable, the difference is that the presentation will be held in April instead of March. Consent Agenda was approved as presented. CRA Action: Mr. Estil Null made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. G. Announcements. 1. Public Comments speaker slips CRA Staff reiterated the public 3-minute speaker slip policy. The board will give more time if they feel it necessary. 2. Communication Folder Staff reviewed the communications folder with the board and members of the public. The folder contained the public notice for the CRA meeting, draft of the 2023 Annual Report, the 2023 Public Meeting Calendar for the Immokalee CRA and MSTU, and flyers for events that will be occurring in the community. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 561 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 3 3. Letter of Support – Immokalee Water & Sewer District Appropriations Request (Enclosure 7) Staff informed everyone in attendance that a letter of support was signed to the Immokalee Water & Sewer District for an appropriation request of 2.5 million dollars to relocate water lines within the Tiger Grant Area. Due to the turnaround time request, Staff was unable to bring it to the Advisory Board for approval. However, staff vetted the Letter of Support through the County legal and upper management. Ms. Anne Goodnight provided a brief update and said that the appropriation request has been approved and passed by the legislators, however, it is currently at the Governor’s desk to be signed. Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes asked if there is anything that can be done to assist in moving this request along. Ms. Goodnight informed Ms. Reyes that the Governor has until the last day of June to sign the legislation. H. Other Agencies. 1. Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) CRA staff informed everyone in attendance that FDOT will be presenting to the CRA Board in April. They will provide an update and presentation on the SR29 PD&E Study. Ms. Andrea Halman commented on information she received from FDOT. She was made aware that a study will be done on bike ownership and that a counter will be in the Immokalee Area to see how many individuals ride a bike. Mr. Mark Lemke followed up and said that it might be difficult to get an accurate count with only one counter. Ms. Halman said she will provide information on Tanya from FDOT to Ms. Christie Betancourt so that more detailed information is given. 2. Other Community Agencies Immokalee Water and Sewer District (IWSD), Misty Smith Ms. Misty Smith announced that the District held a poster contest hosted by the Florida Section American Water Works Association, a nation-wide organization that focus on water quality. Any water utility can participate in the contest. The IWSD approached and engaged with the Immokalee Middle School students, and they received 183 posters from students. A winner was announced, and Ms. Smith said that the top 10 posters will be put on display in their lobby. The winner was a seventh grader, and she was awarded art supplies Ms. Smith presented the winner’s poster to all in attendance. Code Enforcement, Cristina Perez Ms. Cristina Perez provided updates. Ms. Perez and two investigators that are currently working in Immokalee area have been more proactive throughout the district, this includes a portion of the Golden Estates and Ave Maria in dealing with RVs. Code Enforcement has been able to partner with the Sheriff’s Department when denied access. Information was given on the placement for Food Truck and the current process individuals go through for a conditional use permit or temporary use permit, so that Code Enforcement may review. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 562 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 4 Information was given on the current situation, where a couple of food trucks do have a business license and are inspected and how others are not. Complaints have also been given to code enforcement regarding illegal food vendors in Immokalee. Mr. Mark Lemke asked Ms. Perez if the trailer near Main Street is allowed to be there. Ms. Perez said that the owner went through an application process but has not received approval to have this type of use on the property. Ms. Andrea Halman asked on a timeline on what code enforcement is doing to help deviate this matter and what can be done with the trash that is around this trailer. Ms. Perez informed Ms. Halman that the property owner is responsible for the trash within his property line. Ms. Perez also provided information on the lengthy process that code enforcement goes through when someone is given a code violation and how a hearing is done if there is no communication and effort from the person who’s given the code violation. Mr. Mike Facundo commented on the trailer and asked what the conflict is about. Ms. Perez said that the main concern is that the food truck is a storage container and how the trailer is located on a property that does not allow for this type of conditional use. Mr. Facundo also commented on what this means for the CRA Board to think of this situation and how they can best implement the Land Development Code since there is no direct direction to certain matters like food trucks. Brief discussion was made in Conditional Use, PUD Amendments, and Code issues. Immokalee Fire, Tom Cunningham Staff thanked everyone for attending the Grand Opening for Fire Station 30. They are still working on rebuilding Fire Station 31, which is off Carson Road. The Immokalee Fire Department have hired 8 firefighters, which will allow them to reopen and restaff the Fire Station on Carson Road. They hope to have firefighters in the facility April 1, 2024. Staff provided a brief recap on the reasoning for shutting down Fire Station 31, which was due to their budget. This is a milestone for the Department, and it has been a top priority to the get the station restaffed. Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes asked if the Fire Department has looked into creating a path for local fire fighters and if there is an incentive on creating a summer camp academy for students who are interested. Staff said that they are looking into this matter. An interest has been made on this topic from the Board of Fire Commissioners. There have been discussions on creating a scholarship program for the Immokalee residents, but no decisions have been made. Due to many factors, Staff is able to look more into this matter and see what can be done to attract local talent. A brief overview was provided on the number of community members who are a part of the Immokalee Fire Department. Collier County Public Schools, Marlene Dimas Ms. Marlene Dimas announced that all parents, who have an elementary thru middle CCPS Student, are invited to attend a parent workshop that will be held at Highlands Elementary School on Thursday, March 21, 2024, from 5:30 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 563 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 5 I. Community Presentations. 1. Healthcare Network of SWFL – Jamie Ulmer, MA President, and CEO Mr. Jamie Ulmer introduced himself and provided the current progress of the Healthcare Network in Collier County, specifically providing more details for Immokalee. He provided information on the unmet healthcare needs in Collier County and provided data on the rise in mortality rates, lack of health coverage, and childhood health concerns. To inform everyone on the importance of addressing the rise in mortality rates, Mr. Ulmer said that a grant was received from the Department of Health to address this matter. Mr. Ulmer further informed everyone in attendance on other issues like long waitlist, shortage on healthcare providers and limited support for families with special needs children. He commented on what has been done to help with the shortage on healthcare providers and said that they have created a medical assistant program to train their employees and community members to become medical assistants. Mr. Jamie Ulmer also addressed on Healthcare Network barriers to care and have an understanding on the lack of healthcare awareness, transportation, cost, language/translation issues, access, and fears\distrust. Mr. Ulmer commented on the number of patients who walk or ride their bicycles as transportation in the Immokalee area. Mr. Ulmer informed Ms. Christie Betancourt that he would like to follow up with her in hopes to establish some other local transportation. Mr. Jaime Ulmer informed everyone that they are currently in the final stages of their state appropriation that is currently with the State Governor. Healthcare Network has requested 1.75 million dollars to help complete the 5-million-dollar project for the campus located in Immokalee, the Marion E. Fether. The campus has been in the community for over 30 years, no renovation have been made to the building because it was owned by NCH, however Healthcare Network will be owning this building starting this year, 2024. He said that all buildings in Naples look alike and showcase the brand of the Network, he would like to have the same efforts and brand in the Immokalee area. The building will be modernized and will be redone on the inside. The renovation will be done in six phases, which will take almost 12 to 18 months. They are currently in the final stages of the architect plans in order to conduct the bidding. They expect to have bids completed by the end of April and start renovation no later than May or June. There are currently 18 exam rooms to provide care for patients, the renovation will allow for 31 exams rooms with better utilizing the administrative space used for waiting areas. The Healthcare Network is doing the best they can to purchase the FSU building that has their pediatrics and prenatal care, however, since the building belongs to the State, there are many requirements and procedures they must go through to attain this building. Mr. Jamie Ulmer presented the idea of having a Healthcare Network in the area of zip code 34120, which goes through Orange Tree, Naples to Ave Maria. There is no primary care providers near this area. Healthcare Network sent a proposal to the County to purchase the land to build a Healthcare Network Center. State appropriations have been given and they have paid for over half to help build this building. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 564 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 6 The renderings have been completed and it’s expected to be a 20,000 square foot building. They are hoping to break ground no later than the end of April or May. The building will have a drive thru pharmacy and many other services. Mr. Ulmer said that staff is expecting to have many patients in this building, so they are also looking to address the area of Ave Maria. Ms. Lupita Vazquez asked Mr. Ulmer on the number of patients who arrive to the Healthcare Network Center in Immokalee who are from Orange Tree and Ave Maria. Mr. Ulmer followed up and mentioned that there is a couple of patients, however, there will come a point where patients will choose in which direction they would like to go. They hope that an option is given to them by having a center close to their area. Ms. Vazquez Reyes made discussion on whether patients in Immokalee will be able to have the option to go to the Healthcare Network Center in Orange Tree and have an increased choice of pediatricians. Mr. Ulmer said that he would like to help everyone understand that there’s no difference between any of their health centers. His goal is to make sure Immokalee has the same center as all the other centers in Collier County. Discussion was made on having to create more access to care like having same day appointments or being able to walk in and be seen. In helping address this situation, many different methods and ideas are being looked into. Mr. Ulmer provided information on the reimbursement that providers receive and how this also effects the number of patients that can be seen. Mr. Jaime Ulmer presented the mobile units that Healthcare Network have to offer, two mobile units were already in use, however, two more mobile units were ordered. He provided details on both new units; one unit will have about three full exams rooms, two can either be dental or medical, and the third exam room will be medical. This unit can be taken around the area for a full week. The second new unit is smaller and will be able to travel a bit further, Mr. Ulmer gave a scenario where during Hurricane seasons, a good number of communities have no health care access. They will be able to go to the patients instead. He commented on two events that healthcare network will be attending. They are the presenting sponsor for the 5k walk/run for Lipman Farms. They will also be Family Health and Wellness Fair on April 13, 2024. Many services and activities will be offered in this fair. Ms. Anne Goodnight asked a question in regard to Medicaid and whether there is a limit that comes from the State or Federal government. Mr. Jaime Ulmer said that a person could have had Medicaid during the pandemic but could have been put into Medicaid redetermination after Covid. The standards could have changed. Ms. Anne Goodnight also provided a brief history on the FSU building and questioned why the community should buy the building back if it was given for the community. Mr. Ulmer broke down the current number of staff in the FSU Building and what expense the state is paying for. He provided details on how Healthcare Network can help with providing services if the building is ever brought from the State. Ms. Anne Goodnight offered her services to Mr. Ulmer to help move this matter forward to the State. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 565 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 7 Mr. Mike Facundo asked Mr. Jamie Ulmer on the organization of the Healthcare Network. Mr. Ulmer informed Mr. Facundo that they are a federally qualified health center, which requires them to be designated by the Federal government as a federal entity to provide healthcare to undeserved communities. He provided discussion on the model of the organization. Mr. Facundo asked what can done to spread the message on the service Healthcare Network has to offer to other target groups in the community. Mr. Ulmer reiterated on the efforts he will continue to do to close the gap in Immokalee and hopes that with all efforts being done with improving the facility help to address the services provided. Ms. Andrea Halman commented on a collaboration that staff and board members wanted to do on making some improvements with the nutritionist from the University of Florida. She asked if this was still possible. Mr. Ulmer said that there is two nutritionists, however, one did just retire, and one was hired. Mr. Ulmer said he needs information on the collaboration that was done at the FSU building. Ms. Christie Betancourt will provide the information. Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes provided information on her experience collaborating with the FSU clinic and working with their Obesity and Child Pre-Diabetes Program. She commented on the master garden that was done with this program and the efforts that are being done with the Cultivate Abundance. She also commented on the importance of the STRIDE program. They are working with the community, middle and high schoolers, to help local youth get involved and learn on the healthcare professions. She hopes that whatever the future holds for the FSU building, that they take into consideration on the efforts FSU have done to make connections and be part of the community. She also hopes that a relationship is kept with FSU to keep these opportunities for the community. Mr. Jamie Ulmer reiterated that the State services offered at the FSU building will not change at all. He commented on the efforts they are doing to better offer their services and providing the best relationship and communication with the community and leaders. Mr. Mark Lemke provided details on a mammogram bus from a company from Tampa. The company would like to partner up with Department of Health in Immokalee. Mr. Mark Lemke commented on the idea of Healthcare Network getting a donation for a new mammogram bus for the Immokalee community and taking it around to where it’s needed. This would be a huge step moving forward. Mr. Ulmer said he would take this information back to his team but also commented on the complexity of having a diagnostic machine, and how regulated it is. Mr. Lemke also asked what area the Healthcare Network is looking to be located for the Ave Maria community. Mr. Ulmer said that they are still looking but they’re fully aware that they need to get into the community. Discussion was also made on transportation. Mr. Ulmer said that there is a van that helps with delivering medications and a separate van helps with transporting patients. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 566 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 8 Mr. Jamie Ulmer informed everyone in attendance on the new Chief Medical Officer for Healthcare Network, Dr. Khemraj. He would like to have her attend a future meeting to introduce herself. Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky complimented Mr. Ulmer and his staff. Mr. Ulmer said he can schedule to meet quarterly with the board and public to provide updates, if needed. Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes provided brief discussion on the community relationship with Partners in Health (PIH) and the efforts that they have done for the community. * Presentation is attached to the minutes for the record. J. Old Business 1. Advisory Board i. Advisory Log (Enclosure 8) Staff provided Enclosure 8, which is the Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory Board attendance log since the year, 2023. ii. CRA Application a. Estil Null (Enclosure 9) Staff provided the CRA application for Mr. Estil Null. CRA Action: Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky. made a motion to reappoint Estil Null to the Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory (CRA) Board. Ms. Andrea Halman seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. b. Patricia Anne Goodnight (Enclosure 10) Staff provided the CRA Application for Ms. Patricia Anne Goodnight. Ms. Goodnight commented on her experience for the last 4 years with the Immokalee CRA Board. Her knowledge and experience are a factor in her agreeing to serve for another 4 years. She will use all her efforts to help Immokalee be known. CRA Action: Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky made a motion to reappoint Patricia Anne Goodnight to the Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory (CRA) Board. Ms. Andrea Halman seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. 2. Brief Staff Project Update i. First Street Corridor Pedestrian Safety Project Staff provided information and a status on the progress for the First Street Corridor Pedestrian Safety Project. Staff have the final conceptual plans from Q Grady Minor, where Staff was recommended to add rectangular rapid flashing beacons at the three crosswalks and 11 additional light poles for more lighting in the corridor. Staff are coordinating with the Design Contractor for a Change Order for additional services outside the original scope of work to enhance the scope to illumination of full corridor lighting. Staff will go before the evaluation board that ranks projects for construction funding. Staff collected data from the Sheriff’s Department to help staff when presenting the project. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 567 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 9 Staff reiterated to everyone in attendance that there is no sidewalk improvements being doing in this corridor. Staff is focusing on lighting and crosswalks improvements. Ms. Anne Goodnight commented on her experience going through the First Street Corridor and how no one stops for individuals who are waiting to cross. Ms. Andrea Halman commented on the efforts that the Sherriff’s Department has done to educate and said maybe community members can help others. Ms. Lupita Vazquez commented on her and other individuals’ efforts with teaching others on how to use the lights that were installed in Main Street. Ms. Megan Greer provided information to everyone in attendance and said that Blue Zone has been out in Immokalee once a month doing bike education and handing out helmets and bike lights. She said that their staff can look into adding volunteers to help with the education of crosswalks. She also informed everyone that she is open to get more information on high traffic times, so that Blue Zone Staff is aware of other time frames. ii. Fields Initiative Staff informed everyone in attendance that they are still coordinating with staff and interested parties. Staff is looking to coordinate a meeting for the first week of April, once finalized with updates, staff will provide a report. iii. Annual Report Staff provided information on the Annual Report. The report is set to be an item on the BCC Agenda on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Staff made a couple of changes, they removed 2 pages from the Annual Report, which was County Projects that was not funded by the CRA or MSTU. The language needed some changes and staff did not want any misleading information. Staff will email and send a link of the final copy. Staff will print the Annual Report for promotional material. Ms. Andrea Halman asked if the CRA Board will be meeting with the BCC Board. Ms. Betancourt informed Ms. Halman that Mr. Dan Rodriguez said that they would like to have a CRA Director in place before a meeting is set. They are in the process of coordinating interviews for the applicants. Once established, Staff are hoping to set a date for a future workshop with the BCC and the CRA. iv. Strategic Planning Program Staff will be providing a draft strategic program to the CRA Board. Once edits and comments are made from board members, staff will provide a final strategic program plan. K. New Business Mr. Mike Facundo asked if there is any interest in economic development with any big stores being located in Immokalee. Ms. Christie Betancourt said there is interest, however, it just about finding the right location and price. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 568 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Enclosure 1 10 Ms. Betancourt followed up and said that what staff is trying to do with the Strategic Plan and the importance of having a plan in place to understand the community wants or needs. Discussion was made on the initiative to have this started and the concerns of individuals who would like to see other stores other than dollar stores. Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes provided information on supporting resources to help reduce the continuing of the Dollar Store growth in Immokalee. Information was given on the NIM’s meeting for the Immokalee Main Street Hotel. Ms. Megan Greer asked on what is happening with LeGrand. She asked if this is an option for purchase to turn into like a food co-op. Ms. Betancourt said she has tried to reach out to the family but has not received any information. She will try to follow up. Ms. Greer said she would also reach out and see if she can get a response. Ms. Andrea Halman commented on the need for storage. Ms. Betancourt provided a comment left by Mr. Dan Rodriguez. He said that interviews are scheduled for the beginning of next week. They have received qualified applicants for the position of CRA Director. L. Citizen Comments M. Next Meeting Date. The CRA Board will be meeting Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at 8:30 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL. N. Adjournment. Meeting adjourned at 10:51A.M. * Zoom Meeting chat is attached to the minutes for the record. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 569 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) ACCESS TO CARECREATING IN COLLIER COUNTY UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS IN COLLIER COUNTY 200% increase in infant mortality rate RISE IN MORTALITY RATE LACK OF HEALTH COVERAGE 8.7% or 5,673 children are NOT covered by any health insurance Access to care is a critical issue for low-income families and rural communities. CHILDHOOD HEALTH CONCERNS 16.7% of all middle school students are considered overweight or obese 36% of WIC participants 2 years or older were considered overweight or obese (2022) UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS CONTINUED •Lack of healthcare awareness •Transportation •Cost •Language/translation issues •Access •Fear/distrust BARRIERS TO CARE •Long waitlists for specialized case •Healthcare provider shortage •Limited support for families with special needs children OTHER ISSUES dren IMMOKALEE: MARION E. FETHER THE ONLY MEDICAL SAFETY NET Marion E. Fether (MEF) Medical Center stands as a lone beacon of hope for patients in Immokalee. The Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory (CRA) Board Meeting - March 20, 2024 Agenda Item: I.1. Healthcare Network of SWFL - Jamie Ulmer, MA President, and CEO Enclosure 1 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 570 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) BEFORE AFTER MEF RENOVATIONS ORANGETREE COMMUNITY IS A HEALTHCARE DESERT There are ZERO primary care providers, pediatricians, specialty physicians, and behavioral health counselors in the area. ORANGETREE HEALTH CENTER Enclosure 1 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 571 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) GOING BEYOND THE DOCTOR’S OFFICE JULMER@HEALTHCARESWFL.ORG 239.658.3186 JAMIE ULMER, PRESIDENT & CEO HEALTHCARESWFL.ORG | 239.658.3000 Enclosure 1 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 572 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) Zoom Chat March 20, 2024 Immokalee CRA Hybird Public Meeting 00:25:19 Lupita Vazquez Reyes: is their microphone on. 00:25:26 Lupita Vazquez Reyes: it's really hard to hear 00:27:18 Yuridia Zaragoza: Microphone is on. Is the sound better ? 00:27:47 Lupita Vazquez Reyes: the guest speaker needs to speak closer tot he mic. mark sounded great 02:23:30 Dan Rodriguez: Thank you, Christie! Yes, we begin interviews next week as we have finally received some qualified applicants. 02:23:43 Dan Rodriguez: Very good meeting and well organized. 26.A.3 Packet Pg. 573 Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024) 26.A.3Packet Pg. 574Attachment: CRA Minutes - 03.20.24 (28690 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - April 17, 2024)