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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of May 10, 2004 - Regular Meeting Page I6 of 17 8. COMMISSION/STAFF REPORTS Comnfissioner Susan Doemer - Seat #1: Reported that it was her intention to meet with Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris regarding status of funding for the proposed trail systems with'm the City of Casselberry~ Commissioner Doerner voiced concerns regarding the lack of funding available to Casselberry. Mayor Pronovost requested staff to research and obtain in writing from Seminole County thc status of funding for trail systems within the City. Reported a senior citizen from Summerset has contacted her with concerns regarding the ability of senior citizens on fixed incomes to pay for the proposed subdivision wall assessment. Mr. Clifton stated staff was still working on how to approach the wall assessment. Reported the residents along Sunnytown Road have voiced concerns regarding the lack of a buffer between adjoining properties and the development of the Decker property. Commissioner Doerner requested staff research to see if the existing buffer located near the new park actually belongs to the City and if so, if it could be maintained as a buffer for those affected residents. Commissioner Kathy Cook - Seat #2: Commended the award recipients honored at the Fifth Annual Police Officers' Award Ceremony held April 29, 2004. Commissioner Linda Hart - Seat #3: Commended the award recipients honored at the Fifth Annual Police Officers' Award Ceremony held April 29, 2004. Reported CALNO has continued work on the proposed traffic enforcement interlocal agreement and hopes to have it ready to present to the Association of Police Chiefs, the Florida League of Cities, as well as the various cities in Seminole County and the Sheriff's Office over the summer. Fugther reported she was tentatively requesting the City Commission to consider the matter in July. Vice Mayor Al Clark - Seat Commended the Parks & Recreation Department for the Chili Challenge that was held on May 1, 2004. Commented on the preliminary plan for the CIP property across the street from City Hall and suggested trying to create a connecting green space area between City Hall and the proposed community center that would allow for improved pedestrian access and could double as overflow parking. Mayor Bruce Pronovost - Seat #5: Noted the City was in receipt of a letter from Kevin Fall dated April 26, 2004 regarding Altamonte Springs first refusal on taking over a private water system in the Fern Park area and suggested staff look into the matter further to see if it would be a good opportunity for the City.