Free Smoke Detectors Are Available

The City of Lauderhill provides free battery operated smoke detectors to single family and duplex occupancies.

The Florida Fire Prevention Code requires single station 110 volt smoke detectors with a standby battery for multi-family occupancies. This requirement became code in 1989 and was enforced throughout the City. Therefore, the city does not provide those types of detectors. Residents who live in multi-family occupancies should already have the required detector.

For single family and duplexes you can request a smoke detector by going to http://www.lauderhill-fl.gov/, and click on to the Fire Department page smoke detector program link, or you can call the fire department headquarters at 954-730-2950. All requests for smoke detector assistance are responded to by our Fire Prevention Bureau.

I'm OK. Are You?

It was brought to my attention that several people have been worried for me. You see, last Thursday I had some surgery at Florida Medical Center to fix my nose so I can breath. The Doctor said it was pretty bad and needed to be done. The post surgery report confirmed he was absolutely correct. So to ease concerns, I was asked to put something on my web page to explain the situation, and avoid further worry.

As you would expect, I notified those that needed to know, so that matters could be attended to in my absence. They were also updated on my recovery. Vice Mayor Benson conducted a Commission Meeting. Unfortunately, I could not attend a funeral of a close resident of our city, Sol Siegler, who just passed away. Fortunately, while I was up for it, like now, I have been in limited phone contact, and quite a bit of Internet contact, with anyone who contacted me, including residents. Therefore, I still have been able to keep in touch and get a lot of work done.

At this point, for those that were concerned, I am fine and recovering quickly as expected. I will be returning back to work with a limited schedule Thursday and Friday. By next week, I will run a full schedule.

I appreciate those that contacted me to ask how I was doing, and for those that expressed concern for me. Thank you.

4th Annual Rally for the Cure - Breast Cancer Awareness Golf Tournament

On Saturday, April 4, 2009 at the Lauderhill Golf Course, the 4th Annual Rally for the Cure - Breast Cancer Awareness Golf Tournament will be held. The course is at 4141 NW 16th Street, and the tournament will start at 9 AM. The donation is $75.00 to play. Please wear PINK.

Cheetah Lauderhill Track and Field Club Registration

Until March 31, Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 9 PM, youth can register for the Cheetah Lauderhill Track and Field Club. Practice has already started. Fee is $50 by money order or credit/debit cards. Copy of Birth Certificate and Insurance is also required.

For more information contact 954-791-1035 or Coach Beverly at 954-572-9752. Also, you can visit West Ken Lark Park for more information.

School's Out

On March 27, 2009, the City of Lauderhill will run its "School's Out" program. If your student is out of school, and needs a place to go, the City is offering a trip to the Miami Science Museum Tour and Lunch from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The pick up is at West Ken Lark Park and at Veterans Park. Cost is $18 for residents and $25 for non-residents.

Space is limited. First come. First Serve. Get more information at the park.

Notes of the CRA and Regular Commission Meeting of March 9

On March 9, the City Commission met as the CRA board and also held a Regular Commission Meeting:

The following are some points of interest from those meetings:

CRA MEETING:

1) NEILSON CLARITAS CIVIC IQ - Discussion on hiring this company to analyzes businesses that would fit best into Lauderhill, and we could recruit. Specifically targeted to retail. The program is to work with a level of property landlords to help them in their marketing and targeting. Estimated cost of $19095.

2) CDBG BUSINESS GRANT PROGRAM Proposed creating a new small business startup assistance plan similar to first-time homebuyers programs. Could be allocated up to $50,000 from CDBG funds. There would be requirements to qualify for the grants. Discussion was to expand it to existing businesses, and possibly targeting particular business objective, i.e., creating jobs, and doing refunding specific targets after the business has completed the goal or objective.

3) NEW MARKETS TAX CREDIT APPLICATION - Lauderhill is applying for it again this year. Though we scored well, it was considered too narrow, and we will be expanding our application in conjunction with other cities. There is $5 Billion assigned, with a new $1.5 Billion available. In 2010 it is increased to $7 Billion. Our application will be for $100 Million of credits.

4) DIRECTOR’S REPORT

A) SISTER CITIES - Working on trips to have representatives of our Sister Cities to come to Lauderhill for our 50th Anniversary celebration.

b) KNIGHT ARTS GRANTS - 8 applications submitted.


REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING:

ORDINANCES ----- FIRST READING:

1. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-03-114: CHANGING THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP FROM NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL (CN) TO RESIDENTIAL SINGLE-FAMILY AT FIVE DWELLING UNITS PER GROSS ACRE (RS-5) ZONING DISTRICT AND ALLOCATING 0.802+ NET ACRES/2.09+ GROSS ACRES OF COMMERCIAL TO RESIDENTIAL FLEXIBILITY ACREAGE FOR PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS LOTS 15, 16, 17 AND 18, BLOCK 1, SUNSHINE VILLAS SECOND ADDITION.

2. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-03-115: AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ADDRESSING BANQUET HALLS; ADDING THE TERM AND DEFINITION FOR BANQUET HALL; AMENDING SCHEDULE B, PERMITTED AND SPECIAL EXCEPTION USES, TO ALLOW WITHIN THE GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) AND COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE (CW) ZONING DISTRICTS A BANQUET HALL AS A SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE.

3. Approved on a 3 to 2 vote ORDINANCE NO. 09O-03-116: AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, SCHEDULE I, SIGN REQUIREMENTS, AMENDING PARAGRAPH C OF SUBSECTION 15.2 TO MODIFY THE FREQUENCY THAT THE DISPLAY ON A DYNAMIC DISPLAY SIGN MAY CHANGE OR MOVE. Mayor Kaplan and Commission Berger voting against because they felt that reducing the changes in display from 1 minute to every 8 seconds was too often and a danger to drivers.

4. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-03-117: AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS BY ADDING “SEPARATION STANDARD OR REQUIREMENT OR DISTANCE REQUIREMENT" REPEALING HOW THE DISTANCE BETWEEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE USES IS MEASURED AND MAKING OTHER CHANGES; AMENDING PARAGRAPH B., AND REPEALING HOW THE DISTANCE BETWEEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE USES AND SCHOOLS IS MEASURED AND MAKING OTHER CHANGES.


ORDINANCES --- SECOND READING:

5. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-112: TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO DEPUTY VICE MAYOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NO. 08O-06-123 AND THE PASSAGE OF THE CORRESPONDING REFERENDUM BY VOTE OF THE ELECTORS ON NOVEMBER 4, 2008

6. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-113: CREATING A NEW SECTION 2-169, PRESIDING OFFICER AND ALTERNATE PRESIDING OFFICER


RESOLUTIONS
COMMISSION

7. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-03-54: APPROVING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD TO DISBURSE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,000.00 TO THE LAUDERHILL MIDDLE SCHOOL – COLLEGE BOUND CLUB TO HELP DEFER THE COSTS OF AN END OF THE YEAR COLLEGE TOUR TO MAJOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.

8. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-03-55: APPROVING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD TO DISBURSE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,500.00 TO THE LEARNING FOR SUCCESS, INC. “KIDS AND THE POWER OF WORK” (KAPOW) PROGRAM.

9. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-03-56: A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD TO DISBURSE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,500.00 TO THE “FAMILY LITERACY AND LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM."


QUASI-JUDICIAL MATTERS:

QUASI-JUDICIAL MATTERS, FIRST READING:

10. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-03-60: APPROVING THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE DEVELOPMENT ORDER OF THE OWNER, THE CHABAD OF GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE, INC., SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS, TO ALLOW IN THE COMMUNITY FACILITY (CF) ZONING DISTRICT A PRESCHOOL ON AN APPROXIMATE ± 5.561 GROSS ACRE SITE DESCRIBED AS PARCEL “A”, ‘INVERRARY COMMERCIAL CENTER,’ MORE SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED AS THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF INVERRARY BOULEVARD AND N.W. 44TH STREET, LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE SYNAGOGUE OF INVERRARY CHABAD.


NEW BUSINESS

A. SCHEDULE COMMUNITY BUDGET WORKSHOP - April 15, 2009 starting at 6:30 PM

B. SCHEDULE DEPARTMENTAL/COMMISSION BUDGET WORKSHOP July 14, 2009 starting at 10 AM, and continuing onto July 15 at 10 AM if needed.

The Federal Stimulus Bill and Lauderhill

A few weeks ago the President signed a new Federal Stimulus Bill (ARRA), providing significant funding to a variety of government, public and private programs. The City of Lauderhill, being a direct entitlement city, is a recipient of these funds. One of the requirements of the bill is to, as quickly as possible, stimulate the economy by getting the funding out, and spending it quickly.

The bill provides a variety of possible sources of funds, and a very limited description on how the funds are to be spent from each category. This is posing a challenge to governments, including Lauderhill. However, with the incredible coordination of city staff, we are working to obtain every dollar we are entitled to, and to do this as quickly as the federal government requires.

The city is not qualified for every source, and beyond a few areas, it is very unclear as to whether we will receive funding. To date, we have sorted out some of it. What we know right now is that we are going to receive:

Byrne JAG Law Enforcement Grant $264, 217
CDBG $219,266

While we haven't been told exactly how much, we are expecting to receive funds through the MPO to build 9 Bus Shelters around the city. We also expect to get an unknown amount of funding for an Energy Block Grant program. Plans on Energy Grant are ongoing, even though we do not know how much they may be, when they must be spent by, and what are the guidelines for spending it. However, given the time constraints, we want to be prepared to move as quickly as possible

Competitive grants that we are applying for are to build a new Fire Station on 31st Ave., possibly additional funds from the Energy Block Grant and funds to build our Reverse Osmosis Water Plant. At this time it is too difficult to project much more, but as matters develop more announcements will be made.

There is also a grant program for weatherization available directly to homeowners. Little information is available on this program, except it will be run through the State. There are certain limitations on income levels to qualify.

Notes of Regular and Special Commission Meeting of Februrary 23

On February 23, the City Commission held two meetings, and the following are notes of interest from each meeting:


SPECIAL COMMISSION MEETING:

Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-38: DECLARING THE INTENT TO USE THE UNIFORM METHOD FOR COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS LEVIED WITHIN THE DESIGNATED LOCAL GOVERNMENT SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT AREA LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL FOR THE FEES ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR ANNUAL BILLING FOR SUCH FEES; STATING A NEED FOR SUCH LEVY TO COVER THE ACTUAL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. After holding several meetings in the district south of 19th Street and east of 55th Street, including a favorable Ballot result, this new district is intended to be created. It provides for improvements, such as a perimeter wall/fence around the district, reconfiguration of the intersection of 18th Street and NW 55th Ave to accommodate a manned security gate and gatehouse, fund security measures (such as a high resolution security cameras and decorative security lighting), upgrade neighborhood landscaping, improve parking areas and street maintenance, demolish units that have been condemned due to severe code violations, support a neighborhood policing unit to help improve stability and security, assisting landlords with lease language, provide support in dealing with trespassers, and identifying vacant apartments or those occupied illegally. If the District is credited, a uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessments to collect Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Fees annually will be set. Since this is a Resolution, a subsequent Ordinance is required and the fees must be established.


REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING:

ORDINANCES --- FIRST READING:

1. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-112: TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO DEPUTY VICE MAYOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NO. 08O-06-123 AND THE PASSAGE OF THE CORRESPONDING REFERENDUM BY VOTE OF THE ELECTORS ON NOVEMBER 4, 2008

2. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09-02-113: PROVIDING FOR A PRESIDING OFFICER AND ALTERNATE PRESIDING OFFICER IN THE ABSENCE OF THE MAYOR AND VICE MAYOR SOLELY TO CONDUCT COMMISSION MEETING WHEN A QUORUM STILL EXISTS.

ORDINANCES --- SECOND READING:

3. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-106: APPROVING THE SUBMITTAL TO THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS AND OTHER REQUIRED REVIEW AGENCIES FOR COMPLIANCE REVIEW OF THE ANNUAL UPDATE TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN’S CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT AND ASSOCIATED AMENDMENTS TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN’S INFRASTRUCTURE, RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE AND TRAFFIC CIRCULATION ELEMENTS.

4. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-108: AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS Article iii., zoning districts, part 5.0., special regulations for specific land use classifications, section 5.4., Amusement room, game room or recreation center, by adding paragraph 5.4.3.D., restaurant and allowing playground area and equipment as an accessory or secondary use to a restaurant.

5. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-109: Amending Section 3.1, Variances, to prohibit a variance as a remedy for providing relief from any separation standard except as otherwise provided herein.

6. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-110: Amending Procedures for Obtaining Relief from the Land Development Regulations; repealing Section 3.2, waivers, in its entirety.

7. Approved ORDINANCE NO. 09O-02-111: AMENDING THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL CONFIDENTIAL AND MANAGERIAL EMPLOYEE DEFINED BENEFIT PLAN; AMENDING SECTION 2-88.2 OF THE CITY CODE TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF VESTING FOR NEW HIRES TO TEN YEARS; AMENDING SECTION 2-88.6 OF THE CITY CODE TO CHANGE RETIREMENT ELIGIBILITY TO AGE 55 WITH TEN YEARS OF SERVICE, AND CHANGING THE RETIREMENT MULTIPLIER TO THREE PERCENT; AMENDING SECTION 2-88.7 OF THE CITY CODE TO CHANGE THE VESTING REQUIREMENT TO TEN YEARS OF SERVICE; AND AMENDING SECTION 2-88.15OF THE CITY CODE TO CHANGE THE MANNER IN WHICH DROP ACCOUNTS ARE CREDITED WITH INTEREST FOR NEW HIRES.


RESOLUTIONS

BUILDING/CODE ENFORCEMENT

8. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-40: APPROVING THE REMETERING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL AND STEVEN WELLS TO ALLOW SUBMETERS AT THE TRIPLEX LOCATED AT 2020, 2024, 2028 N.W. 58TH TERRACE, LAUDERHILL, FL.


D.E.E.S.

9. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-41: APPROVING FUNDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $10,000.00 TO BE UTILIZED BY THE LAUDERHILL GARDEN CLUB FOR VARIOUS LANDSCAPING PROJECTS AT SEVERAL FACILITIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 001-247-116.


FINANCE

10. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-42: AMENDING THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL’S CURRENT INVESTMENT POLICY TO EXPAND ITS ABILITY TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE FROM $60,000.00 TO $4,000,000.


POLICE

11. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-43: APPROVING THE DONATION OF $10,000.00 FROM THE FEDERAL FORFEITURE FUND TO THE SPORTS ADVANCING KIDS EDUCATION (S.A.K.E.) PROGRAM; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 110-683-9936.

12. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-44: APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF FEDERAL FORFEITURE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,500.00 FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWENTY-TWO (22) EZ LAPTOP CAR MOUNTS FROM THE SOLE SUPPLIER, AA PRODUCTS, INC.; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 110-683-9936.

13. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-45: APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF FEDERAL FORFEITURE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,500.00 FOR THE PURCHASE OF A DUAL PURPOSE TITLED K-9 DOG FROM METRO-DADE K-9 SERVICES; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 110-683-9936.

14. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-46: APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF FEDERAL FORFEITURE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,500.00 FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN E/Z RIDER HOME KENNEL AND K-9 WORK CAR CARRIER FROM THE SOLE SUPPLIER, AMERICAN ALUMINUM ACCESSORIES, INC.; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 110-683-9936.

15. Approved RESOLUTION NO. 09R-02-47: APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF FEDERAL FORFEITURE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,649.00 FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE HOT N POP PRO K-9 EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM FROM THE SOLE SUPPLIER, ACEK9.COM/RADIOTRONICS; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT FROM BUDGET CODE NUMBER 110-683-9936.

Oral Rabies Vaccination to be Distributed

Due to an increasing concern over rabies, Broward County will be distributing the Oral Rabies Vaccine throughout the county. The three methods to be used will be by hand on the ground, by helicopter and by boat for certain waterways. Hand baiting will be during the week of March 9 through March 13. By Helicopter, in more open, unpopulated or rural areas (including natural areas, regional parks and state parks), will start about 2 week thereafter.

A hot line is available for residents to call if they have any questions or concerns. The number is 954-831-4000.

Crime Decreased in Lauderhill 7.9% for 2008

The following statistical data was sent to the State of Florida to be included in the FBI's Uniform Crime Report which will be released in late March. Overall, there was a 7.9% decrease in crime for the year 2008.

Total Offenses 2007: 3,451
Total Offenses 2008: 3,175

Crime------2007-----2008
Homicide----5----------7
Rape -------26---------24
Robbery---222--------218
Assault----430--------377
Burglary --793--------815
Theft-----1664-------1471
MV theft--311---------263

Jazz Picnic in the Park Performs this Sunday

This Sunday, March 8, from 10 AM to 2 PM, the last of this seasons Jazz Picnic in the Park concerts presented by Florida Medical Center will be held. The performer is Bob Folse, and his music can be heard at www.bobfolse.com.

Bring your blankets, chairs, picnic baskets, and shade umbrellas. The event will be at the Lieberman Botanical Gardens, 3801 Inverrary Blvd., next to the Inverrary Vacation Resort.

For more information: http://www.lauderhill-fl.gov/docs/jazz.pdf.

Additional good news is that not only is Florida Medical Center agreeing to continue sponsorship of the Jazz Picnic in the Park series, they have agreed to increase it from 3 to 5 concerts (the second Sunday of November, 2009 thru March, 2010), and also to add a mini-night series to be called Jazz Under the Stars (the last Saturday of May and June, 2009, from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM).

Dolphins Mock 2009 NFL Draft

Since everyone else is debating the next great sports question, "Who will the Dolphins Draft?" I thought I would chime in on the subject.

The Dolphins have the 25th pick in the 1st round, 44th and 56th picks in the 2nd round, 87th pick in the 3rd round, 121st Pick in the 4th round, and 153rd pick in the 5th round. There are more picks beyond the 5th round, but that is where you pick up some players that whatever is best that is left on the board, the "late rounds." Essentially its guessing by that time.

Where are the Dolphins critical needs for now, near future and 3 to 4 years down the line?

On the Defense:

Since the Dolphins have signed their Safeties, that need will be moved to the 3 to 4 years down the line. However, they still may pick up someone in the 3rd to 5th round. Cornerbacks are an immediate need now, and I think the Dolphins will pick up a CB in the first 3 rounds, plus possibly another in a late round.

Both Inside and Outside Linebackers are a near future need, so this is a definite in the first few rounds. Because it takes a few years to learn the position Defensive Lineman are near future, though the Nose Tackle could be now (1st or 2nd round).

On the Offensive:

Wide Receiver is both now and near future. Figure drafting one in the first 3 rounds (probably not the 1st round). The Dolphins have stabilized their Offensive Line with resignings and Free Agents, so, with the exception of the Center, they are a bit later in need. I figure a Center to be in round 3 to 5 (mostly likely not the 3rd).

At Quarterback, only a 3rd stringer is needed (and I am assuming that Beck will somehow be gone). Unless they find a QB like Pat White that may be also a WR, don't expect to see one picked until late in the draft. Running Back, Tight Ends aren't that great a need, but you never know. Considering the higher needs of the draft, look more towards the 5th and later rounds.

Kicker and Punters are probably going to be free agents since we don't have that many draft picks.

So what do I see for the first couple of picks. At the 25th selection there should be some potentially excellent talent. I believe it will be between Aaron Maybin-DE/OLB, Brian Cushing-OLB, Vontae Davie-CB, Peria Jerry-DT, DJ Moore-CB, Clay Matthews-OLB, James Laurinaitis-ILB, and Larry English-DE/OLB,. Notice they all play defense. Why? Cause we have rebuilt our offensive line, and for the value, there are some pretty good Wide Receivers that should be there in the next round or two. It is also possible they may trade this pick for another low 2nd round pick and a late 3rd or early 4th round pick.

My guess, if they don't trade the pick, is whoever is the left by the 25th pick in the order I listed is it. Now, if any of these players are left by our 1st pick in the second round, then I would go for them there. However, by the 44th pick, they all should be gone. If we do not pick up Peria Jerry-DT, then the 44th pick should be Ron Brace-DT as a need now pick. If they are not available, then Clint Sintim-OLB would be my selection if we have not already picked a OLB. Sean Smith-CB would be next if we hadn't already picked a CB.

The second pick in the second round is where I would look to my first possible Wide Receiver, Kenny Britt or Brian Robiskie, in that order. If they are not available, and we hadn't got a DT by this time, then Terrance Taylor would be my choice. However, Terrance could also be available at our pick in the 3rd round, so I might wait. The next value Wide Receiver is Juaquin Iglesias and he could be moved up to this point if the need is that great.

By the 3rd round it gets to be very difficult to project. Mainly it depends upon what we and others have already drafted. At that point, we look for the greatest need for what we haven't selected. Still on the board could be Victor Harris-FS/CB, William Moore-SS, Juaquin Iglesias-WR, Connor Barwin-DE/OLB, Mike Mickens-CB, Captain Munnerlyn-CB, and Fili Moala-DE/DT. I would put them in this order.

In the 4th and 5th round, the order would be Sammie Lee Hill-NT, Chris Baker-NT, Jonathan Luigs-C, Nic Harris-SS, Morgan Trent-CB, Daniel Holtzclaw-ILB, and Vance Walker-DE/DT for positions we haven't yet taken, or need some backup plans.

As we get closer, I probably will update my list. However, this is a start and I am sure others have their own opinions.