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CITY COMMISSION June 17, 1991 Page 5 proposed ordinance are available at City Hall with the Clerk of the City and the same may be inspected by the public. " This notice was published in the Sanford Herald on Sunday, May 12, 1991. MOTION: Mr. Henson moved, Mrs. Miller seconded, and motion carried unanimously to read Ordinance 700 by title only. The Acting City Clerk read Ordinance 700 by title as follows: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 97 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, TO REGULATE THE USE OF PERSONAL ; PROVIDING DEFINITION OF TERM "PERSONAL WATERCRAFT"; PROVIDING REGISTRATION OF PERSONAL PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR USE OF PERSONAL; PROVIDING PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE." The Chairman asked if there was anyone in the audience that wished to speak either for or against Ordinance 700. The following individuals came forward: 1) Mary Kay Adessa, 181 Northeast Triplet Lake Drive, spoke in favor of Ordinance 700, however she addressed a concern regarding the placement of buoys in North Lake Triplet for racing and maneuvering purposes. She also suggested that when an individual registers their personal watercraft, they should be given a copy of Ordinance 700. 2) John Casselberry, 1140 Lancelot Way, suggested modifying Ordinance 700 to state that the City adopts all the State regulations for safe boat handling. The City Attorney suggested the following amendment to Section 97.21, line 4, "City, shall be required to annually register..." He also stated he would modify Section 97.28, paragraph 4, to include flotation devices. Mr. McIntosh indicated that Mr. Casselberry's modification to include State regulations was not necessary since the City already has existing legislation in that regard. Police Chief Gatch suggested that the Community Development Department be responsible for registration rather than the City Clerk. The Commission and the Mayor concurred.