>> rick johnson. his name is rick johnson. >> vice president loo: thank you. >> yes. any other questions? >> vice president loo: any other questions? any questions from the public? >> i did leave something out. our new taccc person is ms. diane lawrence and she will be giving her report. thank you. >> vice president loo: okay. thank you. all right. the taccc report. diane lawrence. >> good morning, commissioners. director mcspadden. i have two reports. we will start with the joint legislative which i had a lead-in for a few minutes ago. we met on september 19th. deputy director jill nielsen give us a report on conserve tor ship and the impacts, what those would be if the governor signed sb-1045. as of that meeting date, the governor had not but he had since. that was very helpful. the governor had until sunday -- deputy director nielsen's report on conservetorship was good and helped us understand how narrow the focus of 1085 really is and set the stage in understanding all the codes that have been modified as a result of that bill. there were quite a number of bills

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rick scott, the governor of florida this morning. hurricane michael a category 4 monster, 145 mile-per-hour sustained winds as the outer bands lash the gulf coast. apalachicola, florida mayor van johnson senior joins us over the phone. his city is in michael's path. you must be more than a little worried this morning. >> yes, i am, to say the least. i'm very concerned. we are experiencing flooding. we have road closures, we have some downed trees. at this point in time the lights are flickering off and on. the good thing is we do not have any structure damage to date. but i'm concerned about the people who decided to stay there and ride it out. those are in my thoughts and prayers at this moment. >> jon: you are on a barrier island. people had to get over the bridge to get off, right? >> they did. they would have and if they had gone as early as they could have. now the bridge is closed. >> jon: if they have not left apalachicola now, they have to hunker down. it is hard to find a safe way to do that on a low-lying barrier island, isn't it? >> exactly. that's why we stressed the point over and over, take this storm seriously. it has life-threatening impact, evacuate. a lot of people a