HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-04-2023 NRB AgendaCITY OF
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HOME OF PELICAN ISLAND
NATURAL RESOURCES BOARD
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY, APRIL 4T", 2023 - 6:00 P.M.
1225 MAIN STREET, SEBASTIAN, FL
"To improve the quality of life in Sebastian by nurturing
the balanced relationship between our citizens and our environment by
protecting, preserving and promoting our natural resources"
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ROLL CALL
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES —ACTION ITEM
March 141h, 2023 Meeting Minutes
V. ANNOUNCEMENTS
VI. AGENDA MODIFICATIONS
VII. PUBLIC INPUT
VIII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Item A. Earth Day Planning
i. Planning Review;
IX. NEW BUSINESS
X. ADJOURNMENT
Board Members to Report Progress Updates
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AND MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY
AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE HEARD. SAID APPEAL MUST BE FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WITHIN TEN DAYS
OF THE DATE OF ACTION. (286.0105 F. S).
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), ANYONE WHO NEEDS SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THIS
MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY'S ADA COORDINATOR AT (407)-589-5330 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THIS MEETING.TWO OR
MORE ELECTED OFFICIALS MAYBE IN ATTENDANCE.
IV.
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Chairman Stadelman called the Natural Resources Board meeting to order at 6:00
p.m.
Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all.
Roll Call
Present:
Dr. Carrier
Ms. Callaghan
Mr. Stadelman
Mr. Bradley (a)
Not Present:
Dr. Mosblech -- Excused
Also Present:
Ms. Ware
Mr. Carrano
Ms. Billman
Ms. Haggerty (a) (Zoom)
Ms. Lisa Frazier, Community Development Director
Ms. Felicia Gordian, Environmental Technician
Mr. Joseph Perez, AV Technical Assistant
Ms. Janet Graham, Technical Writer
Approval of Minutes -- February 7, 2023
All members stating they had had a chance to review the Minutes from February 7, 2023,
Mr. Stadelman called for a motion. A motion approving the Minutes of February 7, 2023,
as presented was made by Mr. Carrano, seconded by Ms. Ware, and approved
unanimously via voice vote.
V. Announcements
A. FWC Workshop summary
Ms. Gordian gave a summary of the FWC workshop which she attended on February 14.
It was a workshop held for local governments in Port St. Lucie, and they talked about the
relationship between local governments and the conservation efforts towards helping the
gopher tortoises. They shared some potential partnership opportunities, which she has
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included in the agenda packets. They also shared what you can do if you come across a
gopher tortoise and a burrow. You can report it to the GT sighting web app, which is
APP.mvfwc.com/hsc/gophertortoise. It will be posted on the website as well.
Ms. Gordian also spoke about a free residential paper -shredding event that is being
hosted at the Southeast Secure Shredding in Vero Beach on April 15t' from 8:00 a.m. to
12:00 noon. All the specifications of what they are willing to take is listed. She asked the
Board members to spread the word. Mr. Stadelman gave the address: 3910 US1, Vero
Beach.
Mr. Stadelman announced that the Sebastian Rotary Club is having River Days (which
was formerly Shrimp Fest) coming up this weekend. It starts Friday at 3:00 p.m.
Volunteers are needed on Thursday for set-up at 9:00 a.m. at Riverview Park. He
encouraged everyone to stay as long as they can.
Mr. Stadelman read aloud a letter from the White House. It was signed "Joe Biden," and
addressed the environment.
VI. Aqenda Modifications -- None
VII. Public Input -- None
VIII. Unfinished Business
A. Earth Day Planning
1. Planning Review: Board Members to Report Progress Updates
Ms. Gordian reviewed the outline of the Earth Day Plans which she attached to the
agenda.
Retail/Food Vendors -- She stated that right now there are a total of 43 vendors already
approved. She encouraged Board members to let her know if they know of anyone whom
she can invite. She has been getting additional applications, but she does not know if the
numbers will add up to what the numbers were last year. The mapping for where the
vendors need to go was discussed. Mr. Stadelman said that he and Dr. Carrier will go
out early in the morning of opening day to place flags delineating where each vendor will
be situated.
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Oraanizations -- Ms. Gordian encouraged the Board members to advise her of any
organizations they know of who might come. Ms. Billman asked if there is a list of who
has already applied. Ms. Gordian said she would provide that. Ms. Callaghan suggested
getting the advertising out as soon as possible.
Chalk Art Contest -- Dr. Mosblech is not present this evening, so Ms. Gordian said they
will move on and have that discussion at another time.
K.I.R.B. -- Ms. Gordian stated that Ms. Billman has tried several times to get in touch
with K.I.R.B. but had no luck in reaching them. Ms. Billman asked for suggestions for any
organization that can help host a clean-up. Mr. Stadelman said he would attempt to reach
K.I.R.B.
Art Club -- Ms. Frazier asked about the situation with distribution of the posters and
flyers. Ms. Ware said that she will be happy to distribute them when Ms. Gordian has
them printed. Ms. Ware said that the poster contest will be held again. The Fine Art and
Music Committee has agreed to provide all the prizes for the poster contest. The face
painting has also been taken care of.
Seed Packets -- Ms. Ware said volunteers for putting the seed packs together will be
able to use the Art Club room for that. Ms. Gordian has looked into where the seeds can
be purchased and the costs. After discussion, it was the consensus that the seeds should
be ordered from American Meadows, and Ms. Gordian will look into having more
envelopes ordered.. She suggested having a stamp made with the Sustainable
Sebastian logo rather than using stickers. Ms. Gordian said she will notify the Board
members when she has received all the supplies for the seed packets, and then a date
can be set for assembling the packets. Ms. Ware said the Art Club facility can be used
anytime after 3:00 p.m. on Monday thru Thursday.
Beer -- Ms. Gordian said that City Council has approved having beer at the event. The
Rotary Club is taking care of the liquor license. The biodegradable cups with the logo
have been ordered. J. J. Taylor is donating the beer. She estimated that the beer will
cost $5.00 a cup, and if there is any craft beer it will go for about $6.00 a cup. Mr.
Stadelman would like for J. J. Taylor to set up a booth so they can talk about how it is
crafted, its history, etc. He would like for the story of beer and its history to be told and
how that relates to Earth Day.
Entertainment -- There was discussion of the proposed entertainment schedule. Ms.
Gordian displayed the schedule on the monitor for everyone to see, and she discussed
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each performer's scheduled time for set-up.
MOC -- Mr. Stadelman will contact Mayor Jones regarding the proclamation. He will
forward the information regarding the proclamation to Ms. Gordian. It was discussed
regarding reading the proclamation at a City Council meeting, and it was decided to go
forward with that.
Raffle -- Mr. Bradley composed a sign regarding the raffle, and there was discussion
regarding the sign, and there were some edits proposed. There was also discussion
regarding how the prizes are listed and awarded.
Be a Gopher Tortoise -- Ms. Gordian confirmed that Dr. Carrier will be manning that
booth, and other volunteers will be helping throughout the day. Mr. Bradley stated that
he may have a scheduling conflict on that day. He will know whether he will be attending
the Earth Day event at the NRB meeting next month.
Scavenqer Hunt -- Ms. Gordian asked whether sponsorship for the prizes has been
confirmed from Sebastian Daily. Mr. Stadelman confirmed that Sebastian Daily will be
providing the grand prize of a river cruise. Ms. Gordian emphasized that all the Board
members should have a listing of the answers to refer to. Ms. Callaghan said that in the
past there was an answer key available, and an answer key would be helpful at this year's
event. Ms. Gordian will take care of that.
Livinq Docks -- Ms. Gordian said that she and Dr. Carrier have discussed meeting up
to review the floating reefs that could potentially be attached to the twin piers. Ms. Frazier
reviewed the history of the floating reefs being hung behind Crabby Bill's and how they
were dislodged by the hurricanes. She asked if Dr. Carrier and/or others could look at
the one that was recovered and see if it can be utilized again. She also suggested there
might be grant money available regarding living docks. There was general discussion
regarding how to recover an oyster mat in order to display it to the public during the Earth
Day event. Ms. Billman asked if there could be a smaller version to show to people. Ms.
Gordian said she would find out where the oyster mats were obtained in the past. Dr.
Carrier said he would be glad to pick them up when Ms. Gordian finds out who supplied
them in the past.
Volunteers -- Ms. Gordian asked for input from the Board members as to how many
volunteers from the public will be needed. Ms. Callaghan reviewed how the volunteers
will be utilized during the day. Ms. Ware suggested that the volunteers be asked to come
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during different times during the day so that they don't all come at the same time. Ms.
Callaghan said she will try to propose a schedule for the volunteers. Ms. Gordian said
that Ron Paul has created a spreadsheet of vendor activities that the volunteers can help
with, and she will make sure that the Board members get a copy of that.
NRB Booth -- Ms. Callaghan said that there is printing and copying that needs to be
done so that flyers can be handed out from the NRB booth during the event. Ms. Frazier
suggested handing out a card with the QR codes on it. Ms. Gordian said she will make
sure that flyers are also available at the NRB booth. Mr. Carrano asked if the NRB booth
can be moved further away from the music, as it is difficult to talk with people when the
music is being played. It was decided to move the booth down two or three spaces away
from the stage.
Stormwater/FEMA Booth -- Ms. Gordian said everything is set, and she will coordinate
with Eric and Josh and Michelle and Karen.
Advertisinq -- Ms. Gordian reiterated that Andy Hodges reached out to her, and she will
send him all the information as to times, what is going on during the event, etc. Sebastian
Daily will publish a press release. They will also provide the banner that will be used on
the stage. Mr. Stadelman suggested providing press releases to the local radio stations
as well as TC Palm and the Florida Today newspapers. Ms. Gordian asked Ms. Haggerty
to speak about the advertising/costs, etc. Ms. Haggerty said she has put everything that
she has into a spreadsheet. She also inquired as to what exactly should be advertised,
i.e. a quarter page, etc. Ms. Gordian reviewed what was advertised in previous years.
There was discussion regarding the cost of advertising in Sebastian Daily and Hometown
News vs. advertising in just the calendars, which is free. It was the consensus to advertise
in the calendars.
Items from the Citv of Sebastian -- Ms. Gordian asked if there is anything missing on
the list to please let her know. Ms. Ware asked for one more table for the face painting,
and she suggested an 8-foot table. Ms. Gordian will see to that.
Total Event Budqet — FY2023 -- As set forth on the attachment to the agenda.
Mr. Stadelman thanked everyone for their input and help. He added that City Council
considers the Earth Day event as one of the most important projects representing the City
as well as the living docks.
IX. New Business -- None
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X. Adiournment
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There being no further business, Mr. Stadelman called for a motion to adjourn. A motion
to adjourn the meeting was made by Mr. Carrano, seconded by Ms. Ware, and approved
unanimously via voice vote.
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Date:
Friday, March 281h, 2023
11:32 AM
2023 Sebastian NRB Earth Day Celebration Plans
Where- Riverview Park Sebastian, Florida
When- April 22, 2023
Time- 9:00am-4:00pm
Set up- 7:00am-8:30am
Email- nrbearthday@gmail.com
Important Reminders
• Please remember that dogs are not allowed in Riverview Park.
Retail / Food Vendors
• and "oav
e the date" notir•es to all nre„i,,,,� .,enders/ partiGinants (Nikki, Felicia)
• Add online appliGatienrs t« ��o e,anTsit . (Felicia)
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• Conn Vender Invitation Emails (
• Confirmation emails to be sent to all complete applications (Ron)
• Total Vendors as of March 28th = 67
0 4 Food Vendors
0 43 Retail Vendors
0 20 Non-Profits/Organizations
• Create vendor site maps (Ron, Felicia, Ross Kelley), include in vendor packet
• Booth Spacing Prior to event (Charles & Jeff) — morning of? Day before?
• Vendor Packets (Locations, rules, maps) will be emailed out to each vendor, and posted on the event
website by April 10th. (Ron, Felicia)
• Vendors must check in with NRB/Felicia during set up time
• Members help reach out to organizations they would like to see participate (ALL)
Environmental Omanizations
•Create/update spreadsheet of or qani,l�i9Ral GentaGt
• Find neWGentaatfor any "undeliverable" emails
• Members help reach out to organizations they would like to see participate (ALL)
Waste Manaqement (Felicia, Brian Benton) Debbie Perez 772-413-9997
• Debbie hhaS`+o�rted the date for this year. Household /E wasto -� l3crber Street Sports Complex and
Shredding in RiyewiepR,.,9 st Parking. 9arn - iprrn
• TFUGks arri�,ing around Pram, mcy begin shredding areURdd EAF/ M
• \NSA Flyers will he distributed with WM hills the month before
•Flybe posted on �e iab�e TV Cannel and Cli Page Submit werk orrder (Felicia)
Flyers Y" �� �� ��T 9
• Paper Shredding & Elentrenin Disposing troffin to he rdireGterd by Git.,
• NRB member to check on Barber Street Sports Complex during event — need to assign task
ART CLUB (Donna)
• Confirmed: The Art Club will be holding its annual Lagoon Art Show and Sale during event.
o Poster contest
■ 2PM poster contest winner announced on stage (Charles)
■ Confirmed: Prizes are being donated by the Fine Arts Festival
o Face painting
Chalk Art Contest
Nikki will reach out to Alexis Peralta at IRC Stormwater Dept. to see if she can run the contest
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(Josh Simpson, Charles, & Rotary Club)
• Confirm that Rotary has the permits for beer vending
• QbtaiR Gity GGWRGil Approval APPROVAL RECEIVED 2/22/2023
• NRB chose Biodegradable cups with logos
I.R.C. Fire Unit Standby Request Form (Felicia)
• Non-exclusive Rescue Standby from 0830-1600 (8:30am-4:00pm)
COS Event Perry. (Ron, Felicia)
• The second page of all vendor applications must be submitted with our permit, along with the event
layout, and locations of all cooking devices.
• The application and $60.00 journal entry is due to the City by
o Submit application & the following pieces:
■ Final Vendor Spreadsheets
■ Final Event Maps
State Food Vendor Notice (Ron, Felicia)
• Previous Vendor Licenses Expires on April 1st (occurs annually)
• State of Florida Division of Hotels and Restaurants need to be notified by for Food Vendors
to participate. Dhr.info(a�mvfloridalicense.com must receive a list of food vendors, along with their
license numbers and a map of their locations (Felicia)
Entertainmen, (Sarah, Brian O'Neil)
• Proclamation - 9am
Tai Chi Demo Confirmed: (approx. 9:15-10:OOAM)
See Event Schedule for Line Up
NRB WeasaL (Felicia, MIS)
• Continue to keep site updated
Raff' (Ruth, Nikki, Volunteers)
• Most prizes to be donated by willing vendors, request for prizes is on the vendor application.
o Need to Print out address labels with Vendor Name & Booth # for Prizes & Donation log (Felica)
• Ron will list all vendors who checked on their application that they will be donating and print
spreadsheet for us.
• Vendor prizes will be collected as the vendors arrive and registered on a form.
• Participant will receive text notification & must be present to win.
• Use CDD Tablet for Raffle entries
• Have Sign at NRB booth explaining Raffle
(Charles)
• Charles to announce the bands, ask environmental trivia, host vendor spotlight, and give out raffle
prizes. 2PM: poster contest winner to be announced on stage
• Arbor Day Proclamation will be made at April 12t" CC meeting and 9am on Earth Day
Be a Gopher Tortoi (Jeff, Marcus?, Volunteers)
• Structure and materials need to be picked up before event, and brought to park
• Booth usually run day of by volunteers.
Scavenqer Hunt
• Traditional style hunt (All Members Review Answers)
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o Edit and reuse scavenger hunt from last year (Felicia)
• Grand prize sponsored by [Andy from] Sebastian Daily (Charles)
• Create Answer Key for NRB Reference (NRB & Felicia)
• Sign at NRB Booth Advertising the Scavenger Hunt (Felicia)
• Volunteers handing out clip boards to participants
Vendor Activities (Various Participating Organizations)
• There is a request for participants to sponsor environmental themed activities.
• Ron to create list from vendor applications (details provided on applications)
• Use Last year's Activity Directory as a template for this year
• Add Activities to event map (Ross Kelley)
Living Docks (Thomas, Jeff, volunteers)
• Event from 12pm-2pm (Volunteer PD will be stationed at crosswalk during this time)
• Volunteers to help create wraps near Twin Piers
• Assess the success of last year's wraps at Twin Piers
Volunteers (Ruth, Sherida)
• Volunteers to assist with activities
• Potential Volunteers: Boys and Girls Club — need to wear shirt from the organization
• Notify prospective organizations that we will have a volunteer sign -in sheet at the NRB booth and will
gladly submit individual volunteer hours to their respective organizations.
• Any Board Member can sign off on Volunteer Hours
• Leader/Representative of org that brings volunteers must sign Hold Harmless; Individuals not
associated with an organization must also sign the Hold Harmless
• Need Tasks lists to help with coordination & assign tasks to volunteer groups
NRB Booth (All)
• Still have basic supplies (Tablecloths, banners, and banner stands, etc.) from last year
• Main Messages:
Sustainable Sebastian, Reduce single -use Plastic, Plant more natives
• Need volunteers to fold brochures
• Seed Packet Workday:
• Obtain flyers from Community Center/Kathy Falzone to display (Felicia)
• Jeff to take pictures during the event for record keeping (including locations & set ups)
Stormwater/FEMA Booth (Eric Brierton, Josh Simpson, Ross Kelley)
• Eric Brierton has confirmed presence at this year's event
o Josh Simpson to be present as well
o Obtain Info from Michelle for Stormwater Fee Credit program & FEMA
• NPDES/NOI info/booth (Ross)
o Include info about Tulip Pond Project (solicit for volunteers for future planting events?)
Advertisinq (Donna).
• PDF and PNG versions emailed to Board Members to disperse.
• Main Event Flyer Posted to IRC Schools Virtual Backpack
• Compile information to submit to Online Calendars (Felicia)
• Edit press release to disperse & submit to Sebastian Daily (Felicia)
• Donna & Art Club to distribute Flyers
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11:32 AM
Items from the Citv of Sebastian (Bub and Co.)
• 6 Walkie-Talkies for FG, Staff, & NRB
• Wagons for unloading and loading vendor supplies
• Two booths (NRB and City Stormwater): sides and backs needed for tents in case of wind & rain
2- Pop up tents for NRB
2- Pop up tent for SW/FEMA
Total: 4
3- 6 foot tables for NRB
2- 6 foot tables for SW/ FEMA
1- 6 foot table for GT Burrow Activity
2- 6 foot tables for Activities (leave on cement pad)
Total: 8
1- 8 foot table for NRB
2- 8 foot tables for Activities (leave on cement pad)
Total: 3
6- Chairs for Activities (leave on cement pad)
2- Chairs for GT Burrow Activity
6- Chairs NRB Booth
2- Chairs for SW/FEMA
Total: 16
• Street Banner- Sebastian Blvd to be hung by April 17th, before the event
Felicia to get banner to Ron
• Stage & 2 Bleachers
• Barricades
o Waste Management Recycling Event at Cavcorp & Barber Street Park
o Barricades & Cones for Sebastian Blvd. Food Truck Zone
o Harrison St. Vendor Loading Zone
• Volunteer Police to direct traffic across IRD (Last years' time: 12pm- 3pm)
■ Need to check the park's compactors before the event to make sure they are empty (Bub).
■ An assessment will need to be conducted at the end of the event to see how full they are. (NRB
Member)
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11:32 AM
TOTAL EVENT BUDGET - FY2023
American Meadow Seeds
$
79.44
Flags/Labels/Seed Envelopes
$
61.80
Payment for Entertainers
$
600.00
Payment for Thunder House Sound
$
200.00
City Permit
$
60.00
Sustainable Sebastian Stamp
$
58.62
Lunch for NRB
$
75.00
Amount Spent = $ 1,134.86
Total Budget = $ 2,000.00
Remaining Balance = $ 865.14
PREVIOUS TOTAL EVENT BUDGET - FY2022: $ 1769.00 (2/23/22)
Expenditures: $ 60.00 I.R.C. Fire Rescue Permit
$700.00 Entertainment
$ 50.00 Board Member Lunch (Sandwich Shack)
$810.00 ($959.00 remaining)
Red = needs a lot of help
Oranqe= workinq on but not completely event readv
Green= Planned and on track
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7am NRB Booth/Event Set Up
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loam MC on Stage -Transition
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12pm MC on Stage -Transition
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2pm MC on Stage -Transition& Poster Contest An noun cement
3pm MC on Stage -Transition
4pm MC on Stage- Closing Announcements
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NEED TO ASSIGN
Who is going to check on Barber St WM event?
Nikki Sherida
NRB Booth/Event Set Up NRB Booth/Event Set Up
NRB Booth NRB Booth
Be a Gopher Tortoise Be a Gopher Tortoise
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Sam
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10am
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3pm
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Donna
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4pm
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Sarah
NRB Booth/Event Set Up
Concrete Pad -Transition
Stage - Transition
Stage - Transition
Concrete Pad -Transition
Stage - Transition
Stage - Transition
Marcus
Activity
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Vendor Activities
Checking up on Vendors
Be A Gopher Tortoise Game
Scavenger Hunt
Living Docks Event
Guiding Entertainers for performance set up & tear down
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7am-9am
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Throughout Day
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Environmental Learning
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Center
SWDD Indian River County Jill H Brown
3 Melbourne Avain Rescue Carroll David Colston
Sanctuary (MARS)
4 Puzzle Piece Farm Animal Jeanie Colberg
Rescue non profit
5 (Sebastian Elks Lodge #2714 Pauline Talbott
6 I (Pelican Island Audubon Donna Halleran
Society
EMAIL I RAFFLE I ELECTRICITY I HOST
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JHBrown@ircgov.com No No Yes
redlegs@redlegs.org
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No
Igrc3kds@aol.com
Yes
No
No
elkscarshow@gmail.com
Yes
No
Yes
dmaewriRht@att.net No No Yes
DATE LAST MODIFIED: 3/28/2023
FIRE SUMMARY OF ORGANIZATION
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Our mission is to educate, inspire and empower all
people to be active stewards of the environment
Yes and their
own well-being. We will bring a nature activity and
ELC information
Recycling in the county. (Solid Waste Disposal
District) Will provide education and literature to
No residents on how to Recycle Right. Also games for
the kids to play and learn about recycling!
Yes I let people hold a parrot and also have a small
amount of feather product available for donations.
Yes Cowboy Candy
We will be promoting the many programs
Yes supported by the Florida State Elks Association such
as Hoop Shoot, Soccer Shoot, Drug Awareness,
We are the local Audubon Chapter and we will have
a bird ring toss game, information about
conservation efforts in Indian River County. We will
also have free trees to give away.We have native
Yes plants and t shirts for sale
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CONTACT NAME
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The Club raises funds to support non -profits in the
Community. Our Arts & Culture Subcommittee
GFWC Treasure Coast
wishes to have a booth where we will sell arts and
7
Nancy McCurry
nmccurrYl@gmall.com
Yes
No
Yes Yes
Women's Club
craft items made by out club members. These crafts
will feature recycled, upcycled, and natural
Friends of St. Sebastian
materials such as sea shells, plants, etc.
Information displays and handouts, sales of t-shirts,
8
Tim Glover
iLnfo@fssr.org
Yes
No
No Yes
River
ball caps, finger puppets, coloring/activity booklets
We are a local thrift store that supports the
9
Humane Society Thrift Store
Sue Gordian
sgordian@hsvb.org
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Humane Society of VB animal shelter.
The Indian River Lagoon is part of a national
10
Indian River Lagoon
Heather Stapleton
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stapleton@irlcouncil.org
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Yes
Yes
Yes No network of twenty-eight estuar programs NEP
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National Estuary Program
established under the Clean Water Act.
We will be promoting the 16th Annual Treasure
Marine Industries
Coast Waterway Cleanup, along with safe and
11
Association of the Treasure
April Price
apriceassoc@aol.com
Yes
No
Yes Yes responsible boating. We will have a fun photo
Coast
booth with our cleanup theme and will provide a
door prize to the event.
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12 Florida Forest Service Miguel Nevarez MiRuel. Neva rez@fdacs.Rov Yes No No
Pelican Island Conservation
13 Tim Glover info firstrefuge.org No
Society
Indian River Neighborhood
14 Buzz Herrmann DanLamson@I;mail.com No
Assn
1s Humana Doreen Barnes dbanesl9@humana.com No
16 Bike Walk Indian River Tara Moore tara moore@rvder.com No
County
Treasure Coast Community
17 Dennis Bartholomew dbartholomew@tcchinc.org No
Health
No No
No Yes
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Yes We provide wildfire safety, wildfire mitigation, and
wildfire prevention information to the public.
information handouts about Pelican Island and its
Yes
history, coloring books, ball caps and t-shirt sales
Yes Education on water and lagoon issues. Right to
Clean Water Amendment Petitions
Yes Medicare insurance information only, no sales, and
promotional giveaways such as reusable bags
We would like to setup an outreach table at this
event to help educate the public on our
organization. It would be great for us to be able
recruit volunteers and promote our mission. This
No will mainly align for our Bike Rehab Project which
helps repurpose donated bicycles for those who
need them, and be a great opportunity for us to
source new donors to recycle their unused bicycles.
Treasure Coast Community Health provides
Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, Vision care,
Yes discount pharmaceuticals, and more. With 8 clinical
locations TCCH has been serving the community for
more than 30 years.
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Coastal Connections, Inc Lisa Moreland iLsa@coastal-connections.org No
Democrats of Indian River
Caryl Zook ircdemcarvll@F-mail.com
County
LET'S BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR KATHERINE BOOTH mprademacher@msn.com
TO THE LAGOON, INC
No
No
EDED
ACTIVITY
EXTINGUISHER
SUMMARY OF ORGANIZATION
Our table will be focused on reducing single -use
plastics and the trash that it creates on the beaches.
We will also be talking about the sea turtle nesting
No Yes Yes
season which begins March 1st. We will have hands-
on activities for kids and adults related to sea turtle
protection and cleaning the beach.
Volunteers will be providing voter registration
applications and voter information regarding new
No Yes Yes
polling places and new vote by mail laws. We will
offer REUSEable Water Bottles, hats and t-shirts for
sale.
ENCOURAGE NATIVE PLANT LANDSCAPES TO DECREASE
TOXINS IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON AND PROMOTE
No Yes Yes
ORGANIC CARE OF NATIVE HARDWOODS AND PALMS
SO THEY CAN ABSORB STORMWATER AND PREVENT
RUNOFF INTO THE LAGOON
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CONTACT NAME
1 1 D-Art Homemade Guitar Co. Dale Arthur daerarl2aa,msn.com Yes No No
2 CountrvWide Botanicals LLC Tina Stanfield countrvwidebotanicalsna,anail.com No No No
3 1Hotfinds
LLC
Jamrock Wood Creation
Live Happy Healthy
Colour Dancers Art Studio
VIForiginals
Sugar's Art Shop
Loras Mystic Mushrooms
Designs By Magdalene
Wicked Fierce Designs LLC
Natural Blessings Goat's Milk
Soap
Pamela Kurtz
Byron Lawrence
Shirley Reul
Victoria Geller
Victoria Fay
Sarah Dutton
Lora Jean Carch
Magdalene Wong -Curry
Miranda Green
Brandi Dean
Damelakhotfinds(a pmail.com
lamrockwoodcreationavahoo.com
sarnreu177(a email.corn
colourdancersaa,aol.com
VIForieinalsaa,vahoo.com
suaarfairv1137(cr�,live.com
IicarchC@email.com
maRRiePmocs.com
wfdesiensllc(&,,anail.com
naturalblessinEssoao(cDRmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
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5
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9
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Yes
Cigar box guitars and seashell art
No Yes
Organic and ethically sourced Herbal tea blends,
Yes
heating salves, natural,organic deodorant, lip balms,
No No
Elderberry Syrup, vanilla extracts, moisture creams,
lotions, coffee scrubs
Yes
Tropical Decor, Haitian OilnDrum Art, Soaps, Air
No Yes
fresheners, rugs
Yes
Custom made wood sculptures: Fish Bird Alligator
No Yes
and Turtles. Made from river cvoress
Crunchi is partnered with 40cean and 0% of their
primary packaging is plastic. They love the planet and
Yes
animals and are also Leaping Bunny certified. All
No Yes
make up and skincare is toxin -free, gluten free,
vegan, organic, and made in the USA.
Painted Glass plate garden art from repurposed glass
Yes
dishes, planters from repurposed tile, driftwood fused
No Yes
glass fish fan pulls, and suncatchers.
I make everything using beach sand with glass art and
Yes
resin for home decor and jewelry very unique pieces
No Yes
one of a kind
Yes
I make one of a kind art on canvas board
No Yes
Yes
creation of small to medium "mushrooms" from reuse
No Yes
of glass items
My creations are Truly Beautiful, Unique & One -Of -
Yes
A -Kind Designs that is all done free hand without
No Yes
drawing of drafting. I'm proud of my creations!
I create a ton of stuff from shirts, keychains, tumblers,
Yes
cups, wood signs for the house, stickers and more! I
No Yes
also do custom work when requested.
Yes
We handmake natural goats milk soaps and other
No Yes
natural skincare utilizing milk from our own goats
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's JamN'Goodies
Meredith Fuegel
EMAI
meremar72(a,2mail.com
RAFFLE I ELECTRICITY I HOST
Yes No Yes
Vintage Island Designs
Brenda O'Brien
vintaeeislanddesiens@email.com
Yes
No
No
Art by Mindy
Nancy Garrett
nanearrett(a,icloud.com
No
No
No
The Captains Creations
Wendy Grow
werow@eocofirc.net
Yes
No
No
Kristina's Handmade Collection
Kristina Borden
kristinashandmadecollection(c email.com
No
No
No
Rainbow Designs
Carmen C Correa
carmeniulvl6@aol.com
Yes
No
No
19 Hammered Handmade
Tangee M Overly
toverlv15150vahoo.com
Yes
No
No
20 Native Butterfly Flowers
Timothy Harrison
nativebutterflvflowers@email.com
Yes
No
Yes
21 Jimmys Custom Tiki Carving
Jimmy Dean
iimmytiki82(d,email.com
No
No
No
22 Indian River Bee Company
John Truckner
indianriverbeecomnanv(cr mail.com
Yes
No
No
23
Gentle Moon Artisan Gifts
Elizabeth M Kukulka
eentlemooncafe@vahoo.com
Yes
No
No
J&P Apiary
Joshua Easterling
ioaoiarv@icloud.com
No
No
Yes
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I
I make homemade jam jellies and baked goods. Using
fresh ingredients with no preservatives. I stress and
demonstrate the re -use of the glass jelly jars and
Yes
containers in which my baked goods are packaged. I
Yes Yes
would love to incorporate a game for children this
year to show how to re -use my packaging, and have a
prize box for them.
Handmade and handpainted purses,bracelets and
Yes
accessory cases out of upcycled denim, art work,
No Yes
pillows, handpainted clothing
Yes
Acrylic Paintings on Canvas and some wood/shell
No No
Yes
Upcycled use of wood pieces destined for the landfill
No Yes
repurposed into marine art sculptures
Organic chemical free personal care products organic
No
soaps and body butters as well as all natural cbd
No No
products
Yes
Handmade and design jewlery, and home decor
No Yes
coastal wall art for homes.
I use recycled aluminum cans to craft jewelry. Cans
Yes
are melted, wire is created then formed into shapes
No Yes
and hammered into jewelry.
Yes
Florida Native Wildflowers, Shrubs and Trees
Yes Yes
Yes
I carve tikis from reclaimed palm trees
No No
Yes
Raw honey, beeswax, bee pollen. Other local bee
No Yes
products, soap etc.
Beaded/seashell windchimes, Upcycled items into
Yes
suncatchers, Hand-crafted Shell Ladders, Hand -crochet rag
No Yes
rugs (upcycle material), Hand-crafted Tree Spirits (upcycle
dead wood) and Crystal & Mermaid wands
I am a beekeeper in central Florida that focuses on
honey production and pollination services. I am
No
passionate about bees and teaching others the
Yes No
important role pollinators play in promoting
biodiversity and supporting a healthy ecosystem.
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CONTACT NAME
25 Kapu Tiki Co Kapu Tiki Co
26 Nikks Nik Naks Nicole Backer
27 IPottery from the Earth
28 (Paradise Swimwear
Bouquets
Carol Garrett or Sueann
Garrett
Lee Webber
Marsha Brizzie
EMAIL
kaoutikico(cDamail.com
nikkimch(@amail.com
carol 102251(a)ao1.com
varadiseswim05 (&,,aol. com
candlebouauetsnn,hotmail.com
RAFFLE
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Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
30
Adori, LLC
Recycled Tire Art
3CraftyChicks
Pat Lee Designs
Sigma Tactical Wellness
Creation by Purple Rose
Brighten Up Your Life
& K Designs
Doriann Martin
Laura Bender
Jodie Taylor
Pat Lee
Vince Pallozzi
Judy Ford
Katie
Kaylene Wheeler
doriaadorionline.com
birdrun26aa,aol.com
Craftvbch(cr�,aol.com
itotsocks4uaaol.com
vinceasitrnacoachine.com
Dumlerosecreations2556nn email.com
brightenuDvourlife(a),,vahoo.com
kavlenewheelerl01(a mail.com
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
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32
33
34
35
36
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SUMMARY OF SERVICES
Host
Donate
Our Hemp products are seed to store and made by
Yes
hand. Our hand carved Tiki's are helping to provide
Yes Yes
iobs and used materials that are sustainable.
Yes
I upcycle thrifted goods as much as possible
No Yes
Original stoneware pottery that is hand painted with
Florida fauna and flora. Pottery is locally made by the
Yes
artist. The second artist creates floral bead trees
No No
mounted on small stones. Third artist creates needle
felting animals. Crochet animals are created in ideal
time,
Beach and Ocean life related apparel ,Swimwear,
Yes
children's apparel ,Hawaii shirts, jewelry and
No Yes
bags/backpacks.
Unique self -illuminating 99% paraffin oil candles.
When you light your permanent, it lights up as if you
Yes
had turned on a light in a fish take. The inside of the
No Yes
candle either has dolphins, turtle, manatee, sea horse,
just shells or a variety of other things
Yes
Handmade hand bags and beach bags (and
No Yes
occasionally ukulele bags)
Yes
I take old tires and make into bird planters.
Yes Yes
Hanging kitchen towels, bag sleeves to hold plastic
Yes
bags to reuse, fabric tote bags, stainless steel cups and
No No
tumblers
Infant and children's clothing, Reusable kitchen item.
Yes
Dish clothes, scrubbier, Reusable tote bags.
No No
We provide advanced cardio and metabolic screening
No
to identify (and prevent) heart disease among our
No No
local, state, and federal law enforcement personnel,
and fire personnel.
Yes
stuff toys and bags and capes
No No
Hi! I repurpose glass bottle ware and put fairy lights
No
in the bottles for a beautiful ambience. I promote eco
No Yes
friendly packaging that is made from recycled paper.
Yes
Bird houses, bat boxes, wood signs, mist wood and
No No
resin items
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Sand Art by Royce
Patrick Wolff
EpicBathBombs.com
Patrick Wolff
39
40
Alles' Resurrection Collection
Kit C Alles
41
Biskit's Doggy Snack Shack
Miranda Julian
42
Sun Of A Witch, Ilc
Ashley Reno
1 43 IArt Minded Renee Francis
1 44 1KNBLounge Custom Creations Linda Johnson
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EMAIL
PRIZE
I NEEDED
ACTIVI
sandartbvrovicenamail.com
No
No
Yes
eoicbathbombs@email.com
No
No
No
balles@cfl.rr.com
Yes
No
No
biskitsdoaaysnackshack@¢mail.com
No
No
Yes
sunofawitch@vahoo.com
artmindedrenee@gmail.com
Lnda@knblounge.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
SUMMARY OF SERVICES
Host
Donate
IGUISHER
Sand Art Table where kids and adults can come and
make colored sand art. Cost is $5. Please put me
Yes
next two EpicBathBombs.com as we are both
Yes No
together. Thanks.
Sell Bath Bombs & Shower Steamers. Some soaps &
Yes
lotions.
No No
Sculptures made from the remains of God's creatures
Yes
and mother nature.
No Yes
Dog treats. Peanut butter and cheddar and bacon
Yes
Yes No
treats
We are a local spiritual shop that empowers our
community to live and love more naturally. We offer
Yes
hand made products by local artists, hand selected
Yes Yes
crystals and spiritual tools, and healing experiences
for your spiritual growth.
I am a resin artist. I make reusable tumblers by hand.
My line is coastaly inspired. My resin pieces
Yes
resemble the ocean. I have enjoyed being a part of
No Yes
Earth Day for the past few years. Thank you for the
invite.
Yes
Customized Tumblers
No No
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BUSINESS NAME
Tent
I Table
I CONTACT NAME
I EMAIL
FOOD LICENSE #
SUMMARY OF SERVICES
Truck
COMPLETE
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1
Kona Ice South Palm Bay/ IRC
X
Shannon Young
rsvounRC@kona-ice.com
Yes
Yes
2023-R-2016664
Tropical shaved ice
Electricity Needed/Offering Italian Ice, ice Cream,
Uncle Louie G Italian Ices &Ice
2
X
Jerry Sebastian
UncleLouieGConcessions(@Rmail.com
Yes
Yes
MFD4150107
Frozen Drinks, Sugar Free Italian Ice, Vegan Ice
Cream
Cteam
Electricity Needed/ Offering Juices and
3
Florida Juice Company
X
Marci Malas
floridaiuicecomoanvCcDemail.com
Yes
Yes
369230
Lemonades
Cake pops, cheesecake cups, jerky, PorkCrack,
4
Tina's Tasty Treats LLC
X Tina Vandermosten
TvhumminbirdCcDRmail.com
Yes
Yes
412621
Chick'N Chips, drinks