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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of June 11, 2012 — Regular Meeting Page 13 of 18 MOTION: Commissioner Aramendia moved to reduce the lien for case number CE -11- 01181 from $1,450 to $250. Motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Hufford. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 4 -0. RM - - - A. Future Agenda Items Commissioner Aramendia suggested that as the Casselberry Golf Course would most likely be a future agenda item, it may be helpful if the Commission could be provided with the financial disclosure for the operation in order to review it prior to consideration at a meeting. Mr. Newlon stated he and staff would look into it and bring a report back to the Commission. B. Municipal Advisory Committee (Metroplan) Report — Mayor Glancy Reported that she attended the meeting last Thursday and the item most pertinent to the City was a presentation about the new TIP (Transportation Improvement Program). She explained that it was not an action item, just a review, but that once passed, the construction of the flyover would be added to the TIP and removed from the Prioritized Project List since the City now has the funding. C. Leadership Seminole Board Report — Mayor Glaney Reported she attended the luncheon for the graduation of the Leadership Seminole Class and it was very impressive. A brief discussion ensued regarding the benefits of Leadership Seminole and whether the City should provide funds for one of the Commissioners to participate in future courses. D. Mayors /Managers Group Report — Mayor Glancy Reported that she attended the meeting on May 15'h, at which City Attorney Katie Reischmann gave a summary of the 2007 Interlocal Agreement between the School District and the local governments in Seminole County. She explained that the two committees established as a result of the Agreement (PTAC and PSFPC), but which have not been active, have now been re- activated and will be meeting to address tasks that need to be undertaken and changes that need to be made in the Interlocal Agreement in light of legislative changes that have occurred. In response to an inquiry from Commissioner Miller as to whether there was mention of the stormwater fees issue at the meeting, both Mayor Glancy and Mr. Newlon advised that it had only been mentioned briefly in passing, but there was no substantial discussion. Ms. Reischmann advised that she had a conversation with the School Board's attorney, who advised that the School District was willing to discuss interlocal agreements regarding the stormwater fees.