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YEAH FUE WATER BILL IS BAD

its lkay riley im joy

your really pretty and briella is nice child

Thx for the update.

What’s the plan?

This was probably the most pointless video I’ve ever seen on the internet. Grats.

Reach behind the toilet and turn off the valve.

Very nice how their eyes are just beaming with joy and inspiration. They obviously look up to you and have great adoration for this achievement. May they grow up to do 100 x more.

The sad thing is they own the rights now and are set up to profit off a God given spring if the city chooses to do so!

I wouldn't mind seeing a speed limit decrease on 434 as well.

Pretty humbling perspective

Please don't let Winter Springs turn into Saint Cloud!!!!!

Oh hell no. I'm beginning to think maybe Florida is not the best place to move to.

congrats!

I live in the Ranchlands 8 mins from Central Winds Park and pass Parkstone every single day. I have lived here since 1986. I never knew this. I didn't hear anything about this during the recent election cycle. GREAT JOB IN REPORTING THIS ISSUE. KEEP US INFORMED PLEASE!

I hope you mean what you're saying.

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Excellent out with the old and corrupt and in with new Victoria, you have my vote, Good Luck!!!

“Let’s get it together.” Truly a leader unlike any other.

Just one question....Are you a Republican or a demorat ? It's a legit question...I've read every inch on this page and not once have you said who you really are

You guys have my vote. Sick of the so called “leadership” that’s in office now. They are truly destroying Winter Springs. Seminole County was Florida’s Natural Choice, now I say Seminole County the Developers Choice! Land Destroyers making millions.

I came here because of one of your UA-cam ads. You should check the target audience location settings. I'm not in Winter Springs or even Seminole County. I wish you success in your campaign.

The days of Winter Springs being a rural town are over. If you want to live in the country go to Lake County that far from Disney and the beaches.

Congratulations, I love you for who you are, a great person who has a great vision

Great job!

Good info once again, Vicky! Those of us who have bought homes in Winter Springs deserve every inch of the hard truths. We can take it.

We have rolled back our millage rate at least one time that I can remember in the past. (Knowing what we know now, I think that one could argue if that was really a good thing to do back then.) Considering the future expenses that our city has related to our wastewater treatment plant upgrades (~$100 mil), I think that now is not a good time for promoting what you suggest here. Keeping a constant millage rate seems like the wise choice. …Being a leader and providing good oversight of taxpayer funds means making tough choices in order to keep our city financially sound. Now is not the time to advocate a political strategy based on populism. …Perhaps the Commission could have explained this better, but I think that our residents already understand that rising property values equate to increased taxes. In my opinion, this is not the time to roll back our millage rate…. Thank you. Art Gallo

Very nice video production, but there is much more to this story. This development was discussed at various city commission meetings over a long period of time. I know, because I attended the commission meetings and listened to the discussions with interest. I even spoke at some of them during public input. (If you attended any of these meetings, I would have liked to have heard you speak out during the "Public Input", to hear your point of view (especially about the tree removal) and your reasoning for opposing this project at these meetings at the time. I am sure that the Commission would have also liked to have heard your discussion too). There is also an entire “Tree Preservation Narrative” that was submitted as a required part of the developer’s site plan. The developer had to address the requirements as laid out in the city's building codes (as I have explained before elsewhere). Where the developer requested some waivers to our codes, these issues were all discussed and worked through in public at these proceedings. I would recommend that our residents call up the meetings and listen for themselves, as well as read the meeting minutes and see the attachments provided. Better yet, attend these commission meetings in person. ...I also would point out that some of the Blumberg property was donated to the city by the Blumberg family over the years, which probably accounts for their family name on the street sign (you point out) as a “thankyou”. My point is that there is much more to this development than is pointed out in your video, and that I would have liked to have heard your comments at “Public Input” at any one of the many Commission Meetings where this item was discussed. Since the developer followed all the city’s requirements as stipulated in our building codes, had this development been voted down, the city would have opened itself up to a lawsuit that we probably would have lost (my opinion). We need to ensure that our City Building Codes are smartly written to support our vision for future growth (which is family oriented), and I know that our current Commission has been working on this. Thank you. Art Gallo

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Very nice and interesting discussion, but I think that you are conflating various issues over long periods of time. ...If (and I have not yet been able to validate this by locating the subject permit with SJRWMD), if the city received a permit back in 2007, you need to interview the City Manager and Commissioners from that timeframe to explain what happened IRT Mr. Sibley's claim that the city did not take advantage of the water from this well. ...In reading the letter discussed here, all that I see it documenting is that (1) the SJRWMD has no wellhead associated with this property; (2) There is no agreement on file with SJRWMD between the City and Parkstone; and (3) Parkstone can give access to any entity they desire to this well without SJRWMD approval. The letter provided in this video does NOT state anything about rights to sell this water. This issue is still an unresolved per what was presented in this video, and was also not discussed in this letter. ...The City was (and still is) willing to fund a contractor to perform an analysis of this well but Parkstone refused to allow the City access to their property to perform the required inspections. If there was a reason given for not granting permission, I am not aware of it. All of these requisite discussions are available to listen to, as it was discussed at City Commission Meetings earlier this year. My observation on this issue is that Parkstone seems to be unwilling to work with the City on this matter. In the meantime, the water continues to flow into the lake...Art Gallo

Any plans on issues with water treatment plants?

Can you add the bios of all who are running for office in WS and their voting history on zoning

I just have to speak up here. There are so many things wrong with the information provided to the listeners in this interview that I don't know where to start. Anyone who routinely attends the city commission meetings (or listens to them), knows how highly biased this interview really is. At best, it presents a narrative quite different from reality and demonstrates a total lack of knowledge on what really has transpired in our city. ...For just one example, starting ~2010 the amount of city reclaimed water provided to residents for irrigation was required by SJRWMD (under our Consumptive Use Permit (CUP)) to be increased. This expansion of reclaimed water use was designed to allow the city to reduce its withdrawal of potable water from the aquifer. So as our use of reclaimed water for irrigation expands, our use of potable water would decrease. This expansion of reclaimed water use throughout the city was (and still is) very critical because our CUP license is designed reduce what we are permitted (licensed) to pull from the aquifer each year. As our current city commission worked hard to improve our water, it discovered that our city never followed through on the the water plan that they had actually developed to increase city reclaimed water use. I wish that this interviewer would have asked the former Mayor why that plan was not followed while under his watch. ...The same kind of thing for the other issues presented here: development; inter-local agreement; wastewater plants/Jessup plant; Parkstone water; city talent & experience, etc. Each one of these issues is important, but unfortunately this interview does little to properly educate our residents on the basic facts of each. ...Rather than trust social media (or even me for that matter), I recommend that our residents review the commission audio of all of those meetings for themselves to learn ground truth. Public input at these commission sessions is where your voices will be heard. Come to and actively participate in our city's commission meetings as much as you can. ... I know for a fact that this commission values public input, and has always welcomed it. Thank you. Art Gallo

You had this clown shaking in his boots. Great job once again, Vicky. You’re the only person with the gumption needed to straighten out the dirty politicians in this city.

Bittersweet indeed. Very well said. Your grace and candor are most appreciated, Vicky.

Lookin good, Vicky 😉

proud of you!

Very Professional!

Good job!!

You Go Girl!

Nice!

thanks for the update

You should run!

Sad we just continue to destroy the nature that keeps us alive! Can we ever stop the urban sprawl?

You got this!

It's time to vote out the politicians that no longer have the best interest of the residents of Winter Springs.

Go for it!! you have my back, we have a serious water issue and look forward to fighting to fix this issue together!!!

It would have been a much different interview if he was wearing a polygraph. LOL! Thank GOD for the current Commission!

If you’re considering running, I’m seriously thinking about considering voting maybe. Go get ‘em Vicky! You might have my support! Considering…

Don’t let ‘em take our water, Vicky! Fix this corrupt city once and for all. You are the hero we need but do not deserve.