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CASSI;LBI;RRP CITP CONIDIISSION Minutes of I'ebruary 28, 2011- Regular Meeting Page 6 or 11 additional Seminole County staff as well as the. City of Longwood. Staff Presentation: Ms. Pamela Lynch, Economic Development Coordinator, stated Ordinance 11-1346 provides for annexation by a mail ballot referendum of seventeen (17) Seminola Boulevard area parcels comprised of approximately 23 acres of land, into the City of Casselberry. The properties are developed as single family residential, commercial, vacant commercial, a synagogue, and undeveloped vacant residential and river/lake/submerged. Parcel ID's: Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-3100-0020 Parcel ID 08-21-3 0-3 00-001A-0000 River/Lake/Submerged Parcel ID OS-21-3 0-517-3100-0100 Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-3100-0110 Parcel ID 08-21-3 0-3 00-0010-0000 River/Lake/Submerged Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-3100-012A Parcel ID 08-21-30-501-0000-0010 Parcel ID 0 8-21-3 0-5 O 1-0000-001 B Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-2800-0150 Parcel ID OS-21-30-300-0130-0000 Parcel ID 08-21-30-300-001E-0000 River/Lake/Submerged Parcel ID 0 8-21-3 0-3 00-001 D-0000 Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-3100-OllA Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-3100-0120 Parcel ID 08-21-30-300-001 B-0000 River/Lake/Submerged Parcel ID 08-21-30-501-0000-OOIA Parcel ID OS-21-30-517-2800-0040 Voluntary amiexation petitions for ten of the properties were recorded in 2004, 2005, and 2009, and are running with the properties. Seven parcels, including parcel identification numbers OS-21-30-517-3100-OllA, 08-21-30-300-0010-0000, OS-21-30-517-3100-012A, 08-21-30-300-OO1B-0000, 08-21-30-501-0000-0010, 05- 21-30-517-2800-0040, and OS-21-30-517-2800-0150, do nothave vohmtarypetitions for annexation. In 2009, letters were sent to owners who did not have recorded annexation petitions for their properties. This annexation effort was to inform them that the City had received Petitions for Annexation from some of the owners of their neighboring propelties, as well as invite them to include their parcels into the City. Attachments included annexation agreements and tax calculation comparisons. Some of the parcels proposed for annexation include registered electors. Therefore, a referendum election posing the question of annexation for said parcels must be held. The subject properties are contiguous to the City limits to the south and west. Properties to the north are in unincorporated Seminole County and the City of Longwood. The parcels are adjacent to commercial uses on the north, commercial and light industrial on the west, vacant undeveloped land on the south, and a lake body to the east.