MINUTES OF MEETING EAST HOMESTEAD
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

A regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of East Homestead Community Development District was held on Friday, May 12, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. at the Oasis Community Clubhouse, 171 NE 30th Road, Homestead, Florida 33033.
Present and constituting a quorum were:

Laurie Weil	Chairman
Raymond Harris	Vice Chairman
Saens Dorcely	Assistant Secretary (via telecommunication)
Al Torres	Assistant Secretary
Stephen Walker	Assistant Secretary Also present were:
Luis Hernandez	District Manager
Gregory George	District Counsel
Donna Bonilla	CDD Employee
Vincent Fernandez	BrightView
Damien DeLaVega	BrightView
Maria Liz Romero	BrightView
Toshiba Mitchell	Resident

Segment I:
FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS	Roll	Call	and	Pledge	of
Allegiance
Mr. Hernandez called the meeting to order, called the roll, and led the Pledge of Allegiance.

SECOND ORDER OF BUSINESS	Audience	Comments	–	As  per
District’s rules, each speaker has 3 minutes to provide comments.
Mr. Hernandez: Do you have any comments for the Board at this time or any statement that you want to present yourself or explain something to the Board? This is your three minutes of time.
Dr. Mitchell: My name is Dr. Toshiba Mitchell. I am happy to be here. I am an Isles of Oasis resident in the Belize community here. I have been there since 2009. My husband and I have been residents for a long time. I am now running for the Oasis seat

for the upcoming counsel election in November. I am here to learn and listen to what is going on in the community that I don’t know about. I live here so I know a lot is going on already, but I want to hear more and learn more about things like BrightView and how we plan to work together. Thank you. It is very nice meeting you all.
Mr. Hernandez: Thank you very much for coming. Just for you to know since you are new to attending the meeting, you also have the option to attend virtually. There are residents that in the past have attended it. For some reason, the only one that we have today is one of the Supervisors but there are a couple of residents that usually attend via phone.
Dr. Mitchell: Awesome. Thank you.
Mr. Hernandez: Does anyone have any other comments? Hearing none we can move on to the workshop.

Segment II – Workshop Section:
(At this time, the Board went into a workshop meeting to discuss the following items. No actions were taken)

Landscape Discussion and Update with BrightView
Clubhouse and Field Services Update
Discussion on Pool Issues and Options
Consideration of the Minutes of the April 14, 2023 Meeting – Comments, Corrections, and Additions
Update on Any Other Projects and Workshop Items

Segment III:
THIRD ORDER OF BUSINESS	Authorizations  or  Approvals
Requiring Board Action for Items Discussed During Workshop
Approval of the Minutes of the April 14, 2023 Meeting
Any Other Approvals

These items were discussed later in the meeting.

FOURTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Consideration	of	Resolution
#2023-05 Approving the Proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Budget and Setting the Public Hearing
Mr. Hernandez: This is the only part that I really know about. Mr. Harris: I don’t envy you having done that stuff for years.
Mr. Hernandez: It is funny because I run meetings in my head before coming to the meeting so this one I started preparing it this morning.
Mr. Harris: Luis, your mind never stops.
Mr. Hernandez: This one I started preparing this morning and the part that you need to be seeing is whether you need to be having an increase or not. That is the first question that you need to ask yourself. It will be on page 35. Now when I start seeing it, it is a lot of numbers, for me it is like I am talking to myself because each one of the line items expresses thoughts for me. Then I go and I say, how can I explain it so that anyone can understand what it means? So I prepared this one and I hope that this will allow the Board to know better what is intended with all those pages.
Mr. Walker: This is the comparison?
Mr. Hernandez: That is correct. The part that we are seeing and there is good news and there is bad news. Let me start by giving the bad news first. We believe that we need to have an increase of approximately $45 to break even. That is the bad news. Now what is the good news? The Board was successful in refinancing the Series 2013 that will be closing in October of this year so if we were to be taking everything equally, we could continue the operations at a break-even point having an increase of $45 which represents zero for any of the homeowners and continue to have the operation.
Mr. Harris: That is $45 per year.
Mr. Hernandez: Per unit per year, that is correct. Mr. Walker: So the assessment is?
Mr. Hernandez: If you go to the Series 2013, I put it in blue in the year 2022. That is what the homeowner paid for the purchase and acquisition of this facility $4,384.87. When you compare it to the 2023 tax bill it says $389.07. So we are going from $434.87, and it is being reduced to $389.07. That is because of the refinancing and the new interest

rate. The District was successful in getting an interest rate of 4.128%. By having that portion the District has the ability that we can increase, which is exactly what I did. I took the operations and maintenance of the Clubhouse, and I increased it from $396 to
$442.12. By making those changes once again all that the District is doing is leveling what the assessments are.
Mr. Walker: So we are staying the same?
Mr. Hernandez: Yes. That is one option. That is being as conservative as we can be. Although I am letting the Board know why I am heading in different directions, one of my concerns is that no one knows where the economy is going to be going. That is one of the biggest issues and concerns that I have. The fact that we will be able to break even by taking advantage of the savings that we have does not diminish the fact that we still have projects to do. The part when I was just running it and I am still pleased and happy to explain is that the District and the community were able to undertake the improvement for the drainage system that was $350,000 without needing to come and ask for anything. I would rather go ahead and have a small increase keeping it in a way that we still have the savings and the financials of the District in such a healthy condition that the Board can go ahead and face any unforeseen items and still be able to move. The budget that you have is showing a zero increase. At the end of day, we will need to send a letter to the homeowners saying yes your operation and maintenance is going to be increasing by
$48 but overall if we’re paying $1,800, you will continue to be paying $1,800.
Mr. Harris: It is $4 a month.
Mr. Hernandez: But the part that I am getting to right now and I am just moving from being the conservative guy to being the financial guy and I think that it would be wise for us to increase the $48 and have that as a cushion for unforeseen items. Just the landscaping alone that the community is contemplating is approximately $90,000. $48 will give us $92,000.
Mr. Walker: So $48 is or is not in this?
Mr. Hernandez: The one that I am asking is an addition. There are two separate items. For the savings from the refinancing of the bonds $45 now is being included as part of the cost of the operation of the Club.
Mr. Walker: Which kept us from going up.

Mr. Hernandez: Correct. The part that I am still seeing is that I don’t believe that is going to be good enough if the economy and inflation continue to be affecting us. My recommendation and request not being what you have in your proposed budget is to still move it up and put an additional $48 that is going to be $48 in total so that for the homeowners it will be $4 or less per month and it is going to be putting the District in a financial condition that is going to be better.
Mr. Walker: So a small increase is what you are going to recommend for the reasons you have stated?
Mr. Hernandez: That is correct.
Mr. Harris: If I may add one thing about inflation, the prime lending rate is the highest it has been in ten years. The prime rate is where the most creditworthy borrowers can borrow money and it is a floating index that changes with whatever happens when the Fed changes its rates. The prime lending rate in May of 2022 was 3.75% as of May of 2023 it is 8.25%. The prime rate has gone up almost 7 percent in that period of time. Having been a banker we had a lot of borrowers who were tied to either an annual adjustment or adjustments on lines of credit. You borrowed on prime plus x. Let’s just say it is 2% over prime, so a year ago if you had to borrow $10,000 to cover whatever expense you had you were paying 6.25%, now you are paying 10%. Who do you pass that cost onto, guess what, to whoever is buying your stuff that has to pay those increased rates and that is where this inflation is. The whole idea of the Fed raising the rates was to try to slow the economy down, but it is just fueled inflation and you and I are paying $10 for a bag of hot dogs.
Mr. Hernandez: Once again the problem with the budget is that we don’t have a crystal ball to define what is going to happen. The measurement that has been taken to slow inflation has not been working yet. Now there are two schools of thought, one says that it is going to be getting to a point that it is going to be decreasing quickly and prices are going to be going down. Truth being said is that as of yet, nothing is showing that.
Ms. Weil: All the reports show that it should be coming down, but the manufacturers and vendors aren’t lowering their rates.
Mr. Hernandez: Not only that, part of the additional component that is taking place and no one is talking about is the lack of having the goods available. That is the part of

inflation that is being kept so high. If you are going to be buying a car they are only about six vehicles for you to choose from a particular dealer when it used to be 20 or 50 for you to come and choose. That is speaking of one of the items that is a commodity that moves fast. When you are trying to replace an AC unit it is not what you want, it is what is available. In the past you could say I want so and so and express everything you want so what is happening with those that used to be manufactured I have no idea, but it will not be until that gets to be coming closer to normal that the actual effect of the economy is going to be leveling.
Mr. Walker: Supply and demand is a definite factor in keeping the prices down. Mr. Hernandez: It has been broken and no one can define exactly what.
Ms. Weil: Well because it is a chain, it is like, for instance, eggs. No farm is reducing the amount of chickens that are laying eggs. The eggs are there but everything along the line to get them to the grocery store nobody is lowering their prices. The truckers are still holding steady on their prices. Gas has come down, but it is still high. The grocery stores want to buy them but they don’t want to buy them at the high rates so there is less for us to choose from so the prices are higher. It is not that there are fewer eggs in the world.
Mr. Hernandez: That is precisely the thought that makes me when I am working on this meeting requesting the Board that despite what has been presented to do it at $48 because of those unforeseen circumstances. Keep in mind all that we are doing right now is a proposed budget so we will have at least 60 days as I said before. We can come back 60 days from now and have another perspective as to what we are going to be facing and lower it. I would rather have the Board have that option. As you know me I am here for the long-term relationship, and I think that the commitment to the community should be that everything shows that I would rather confront the community and say $48 than next year come and say $150 would be the increase.
Mr. Harris: The other thing with prices is that I don’t know how much studying has gone into it, I don’t follow it that closely, but common sense tells me from being through a number of these cycles I have seen prime lending rate by the way at 21.5% back in the 1980s. It is at 8.25% right now so it got up to 21.5% The impact that happened from Covid for 2 ½ years on corporate America and the number of jobs lost and the profits that were lost and the reserves that were taken by responsible companies to keep their

businesses running they are trying to recoup, and they are recouping it off of the fact that this economy is we have 3.2% national unemployment rate. That says we are pretty much at 100% employment yet you can’t fill jobs so there are all of those things going on. You look at corporate America the CEO of a multi-national corporation next wants the 250- foot yacht he is not satisfied with a 175-foot yacht. He wants his $10,000,000 bonus this year because he used to get that before Covid.
Ms. Weil: What is your point?
Mr. Hernandez: He is giving a really good point. Here in the budget, no one is including a line item for a boat nor a yacht nor a helicopter, none of that but at the same time the part that is being taken into consideration is that if we have any unforeseen items I want the Board to be able to come as you have already done on several items and be able to go ahead and resolve it right away not needing to have any concerns as to where the funding is coming from.
Mr. Harris: Competition has been limited under the Sherman Antitrust Act because if you go back to her egg scenario there are three major farm contractors that control the eggs in this country. Where is competition if you have three major companies controlling the prices? You can’t tell me those good old boys are sitting around talking to each other.
Mr. Hernandez: It is not only that. I happen to be knowledgeable of that business and I can explain to you after the meeting the reasons why. The truth being said is that none of that corporate America is the one that is reading the request to try to level assessments and once again it is being driven not by any specific control process, but the part is being driven by the census of using common sense how we can level it so that we minimize the impact on the homeowners. Even a $1 I think is a lot. I know that families struggle with a lot of things but at the same time, I think it is important for the community as a community to know that the CDD will be able to respond no matter what we face.
Mr. Walker: One budget item we are missing is down parkas for these meetings. Ms. Weil: I have two in my closet.
Mr. Hernandez: In our defense yesterday I was here around this time, I came with a person from the insurance and the weather was extremely hot outside and you were fine in here. It wasn’t as cold. Right now it is a little bit cloudy and that is why you are seeing it and feeling it.

Ms. Weil: Luis one thing that jumped out at me. On the field budget for the special projects for 2023, we had a budget of $10,000 but it is currently at almost $71,000 and then for 2024 you have it at $10,000 again.
Mr. Hernandez: You have a special project which is what we call the line item to balance the project so since nothing has been defined we just go ahead and put the number there so when the Board wants to undertake any items or projects, whatever the Board gets to define. It hasn’t been defined for a specific project. It is to be used for any projects the Board may have.
Ms. Weil: I understand what it is.
Mr. Harris: Her question is why is it back to $10,000 if it was $70,000?
Mr. Hernandez: Because at that time the $70,000 is specifically the project that we have for the roundabout that was in front of Barbados and Atlantis. That is the money we received from Lennar to do the roundabout at the end of the road. She is using the number because that is what the District spent.
Ms. Weil: Oh not for setting a reimbursement.
Mr. Hernandez: Correct. Once again it is why line items get to be moving up and down. Now that you are saying it, realistically speaking the District received $84,000 from Lennar. Now the $70,000 is what we needed to pay for a portion of the project. It does not include permits and engineering that needs to be done and all the repairs that were needed after the fact. After you include the expenses, the District did have enough funds from what we received from Lennar to undertake all the unforeseen expenses.
Mr. Walker: Luis on a serious note, can you refresh our memories as to why we didn’t zone this separately on the AC?
Mr. Hernandez: We have 8 AC’s. Now the problem is you don’t have divisions between the different areas. What you are trying to do is maintain the entire building at just one temperature. If not, one gets to be affecting the other. When we finish the meeting and as you open the doors you will be seeing as you get to be walking.
Mr. Walker: Why can’t this room be controlled separately?
Mr. Hernandez: You could lower it. You can make it warmer but then it is going to be affecting the other rooms.
Mr. Walker: Why can’t it be separate?

Mr. Hernandez: You will have to have it closed all the time. Mr. Walker: Is it a zone valve thing?
Mr. Hernandez: No. It has nothing to do with the zone valve.
Mr. Walker: There is no technical logical solution to keeping this room comfortable. Mr. Harris: You know what you could do is open those doors.
Mr. Walker: That is not a technical logical solution.
Ms. Bonilla: The thing is the AC is from this side and the AC from that side is what combines and warms the center area.
Mr. Hernandez: The center area doesn’t have a specific for it. If we were to qualify it, it is a design error.
Mr. Harris: So we have to have it lowered to cover the center. Mr. Hernandez: Correct.
Mr. Walker: And there is no way to solve it?
Mr. Hernandez: I haven’t found it yet. I continue to work on it.
Mr. Walker: I am not complaining for us but think about an event. If you rent this room for an event.
Mr. Hernandez: The problem that you typically have is like she was there yesterday and when you come at that time sometimes it is too warm. The problem that we used to have in the past is that people were just moving the thermostat up and down and it burnt two of the motors.
Ms. Bonilla: We have it timed so that 15 minutes before closing the AC automatically goes to a temperature where it saves energy. It won’t stress the equipment so much.
Mr. Hernandez: Trying to go back to what we were discussing the way for us to move forward with the proposed budget and the first question will be is the Board in acceptance then for me to revise the presented proposed budget to include $48 so that it will be $4 per month and still you are not accepting it as final, it is just a proposed budget.
Mr. Walker: Do you need a motion?
Mr. Hernandez: The part that we need to be adopting by a resolution. The earliest we can do it will be on July 14. That will be meeting the 60 days. The part that I was going to be recommending to the Board is to set the special meeting on August 11. The benefit

that will be giving us is that we will have extra time to go and maybe have a workshop on the proposed budget before we start talking about sending letters. That would be my recommendation to the Board that Resolution #2023-05 is going to read that the meeting of August 11, 2023, will be the meeting where the Board is going to be adopting the budget. It will be at the same time as the regular time being 9:00 a.m. same location, Oasis Clubhouse that is located at 171 NE 30th Road, Homestead. The first question that I have for the Board is that a good day for the Supervisors?
Mr. Harris: Yes. Ms. Weil: Yes. Mr. Walker: Fine.
Mr. Hernandez: With that being said I will be asking for a motion to adopt Resolution #2023-05 with the presented increase.

On MOTION by Ms. Weil seconded by Mr. Walker with all in favor, Resolution #2023-05 Approving the Proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Budget and Setting the Public Hearing date of August 11, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. at the Oasis Community Clubhouse, 171 NE 30th Road, Homestead, Florida was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: Now that we have taken care of that item we can move onto the items that we are supposed to be approving after we came from the workshop. The first one would be consideration of the minutes of April 14, 2023, with the only indicated change on page 9. Unless anyone has any other comments, I will be asking for a motion to accept with that change.

On MOTION by Mr. Harris seconded by Mr. Torres with all in favor, the Minutes of the April 14, 2023 Meeting with the indicated change was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: The next one that I have is authorizing to move forward and approve the proposal for the timer from BrightView in the amount of $3,801.39.

On MOTION by Mr. Walker seconded by Ms. Weil with all in favor, a proposal from BrightView in the amount of $3,801.39 for the timer was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: The third one that I have is a proposal from BrightView in the not to exceed amount of $25,000 authorizing the plantings as presented for Fiji and Aruba on SW 152nd Avenue.

On MOTION by Mr. Torres seconded by Mr. Walker with all in favor, a not to exceed amount of $25,000 for BrightView to install plantings for Fiji and Aruba was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: The next one that I have for the Board’s consideration will be the floor cleaning machine in the amount not to exceed $2,300.

On MOTION by Ms. Weil seconded by Mr. Walker with all in favor, a not to exceed amount of $2,300 for the floor cleaning machine was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: The next one that I have is a motion to terminate Florida Bright & Blue Pools exercising the 30 days termination clause.

On MOTION by Mr. Torres seconded by Mr. Harris with all in favor, a motion to terminate Florida Bright & Blue Pools was approved.

Mr. Hernandez: The last one that I have is authorization to enter into an agreement with One Stop Pools. We don’t have the total number as a proposal, but it is going to be indicating six services, 5 times per week, six months of the year, 3 times per week six months of the year at a total amount of $65,700.

On MOTION by Mr. Walker seconded by Mr. Harris with all in favor, a motion authorizing staff to enter into an agreement with One Stop Pools in the amount of $65,700 was approved.

FIFTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Staff Reports
Attorney
Mr. Hernandez: Staff reports. Gregory?
Mr. George: Pleased to report that it is freezing in here. No report. We will have the legislative update for you very soon. Be on the lookout for that.
Engineer – Acceptance of 2023 Consulting Engineer’s Report
Mr. Hernandez: We have a Consulting Engineer Report that we have received. The benefit that it provides is required by the indenture that every year the District needs to be doing a report. This year, they used to do it late in June beginning of July. The deadline to present it to the Trustee is July 1st. This year I requested it to get it done sooner rather than later. There is one item as you get to be reading it that is of importance, and it has to do with the lake bank in lake #8. The engineer is coming back to evaluate what is going on. Other than that there is no matter of concern.
Mr. Harris: I was quite intrigued with the technology they use to measure the angle of the lake bank, a level on a ruler? They don’t have engineering tools that they shoot a line down?
Mr. Hernandez: It is effective so at the end of the day. Mr. Harris: Do they go down every five feet and put it?
Mr. Hernandez: That is what they do. They walked all the lake banks, and it was done in five hours approximately.
Mr. Harris: I am just saying you have those lasers that can shoot angles in a manner of seconds. Anyway, I just found that quite retro.
Mr. Hernandez: Yes but once again it is a good tool that the District needs to be taking advantage of allowing us to know how we are and where it is that we are. I think that at this point it would be prudent and appropriate for us to do is to accept the engineer report for the year 2023 presented and dated April 27, 2023.

On MOTION by Mr. Harris seconded by Ms. Weil with all in favor, Acceptance of the 2023 Consulting Engineer’s Report was approved.

Club Manager
Mr. Hernandez: Anything else to be asked or requested for the Club Manager?

Mr. Harris: What Steve is pointing to is a portable heater that can be used. Ms. Bonilla: That I use when I get chilly in the front.
Mr. Hernandez: Let’s get back to business. Does anyone have any questions for the Club manager?

Field Manager
Mr. Hernandez: Does anyone have any questions in regard to the field report? Mr. Torres: No.

CDD Manager – State Board of Administration Account Information
Mr. Hernandez: As to the CDD manager all that I need to be keeping the Board informed is that there were some concerns on the liquidity of the institution that we are using as a savings entity being the State Board of Administration. There were some concerns that they would not have enough funds and therefore concerns of the liquidity, based on that the Treasurer of the District pulled all the funds and we just put it in accounts that are safe and secure by the FDIC-insured institutions up to $250,000. We just made it to have it in enough accounts in a way that it would be secure no matter what happened.
Mr. Walker: So we have no more than $250,000 in any institution?
Mr. Hernandez: That is correct. We are losing some of the interest that we were earning, but we would rather have the funds secure than make interest. They are right now some money markets that are being presented that in theory are safe. We just need to go ahead and confirm that those would satisfy the requirements as per the Florida Statutes.
Mr. Harris: FDIC insurance on money markets I am not sure.
Mr. Hernandez: It is extremely limited because there is still a risk and that is the part that at this point it is better not to earn anything but to have all your funds secure. Thinking that you have the money and turn around and oh no, it is gone.
Mr. Walker: Ray did you say FDIC does not cover?
Mr. Harris: I said I don’t know. I have been out of banking for ten years. Mr. Hernandez: Money markets typically were just a risk.
Mr. Walker: That is why you pulled them.

Mr. Hernandez: Correct. Right now they are creating some financial institutions that claim to have the security of the federal government. The fact that they make claims doesn’t mean that they are doing it. Our Treasurer will continue to monitor those. It is always wise to try to make and earn some interest in any funds that you have but we would rather go ahead and keep it safe. The reason for the statement is to keep the Board informed, that is why those funds have been moved.
Mr. Harris: Just being prudent and being conservative to protect our assets. Mr. Hernandez: That is correct.
Mr. Walker: That is extremely important given what is going on.

SIXTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Financial Reports
Acceptance of Summary of Invoices
Acceptance of Combined Balance Sheet
Mr. Hernandez: Financials you will find in Section 6 of your agenda. Does anyone have any questions in regard to the financials? Hearing none a motion to accept financials.

On MOTION by Ms. Weil seconded by Mr. Torres with all in favor, the Summary of Invoices and Combined Balance Sheet were approved.

SEVENTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Supervisors Requests
Mr. Hernandez: Are there any Supervisor requests at this time?
Mr. Harris: Just a statement to let everybody know starting May 15 through October 15 starts the rainy season so the weather is going to change and one of the things that they were talking about from BrightView with the planting, rainy season begins Monday so bring your umbrellas along with your parkas to the next meeting.
Ms. Weil: My parka that I am going to bring for Gregory is water-resistant and has a hood with a fur-lined.
Mr. Hernandez: Any other Supervisor items to present at this time?
Mr. Torres: A neighbor came to me because she was having problems, I don’t know if it has to do with the CDD. She complained to me that he has been planting some trees above her property line. I didn’t have time to look at it.

Mr. Hernandez: I will be after the meeting going to your property. Shoot me a text with the property that you have concerns with, and I will be more than happy to look at it. Any other Supervisor requests or comments? If not a motion to adjourn will be in order.

EIGHTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Adjournment

On MOTION by Ms. Weil seconded by Mr. Harris with all in favor, the meeting was adjourned.

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