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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of June 24, 2013 — Regular Meeting Page 12 of 13 Discussion: A lengthy discussion ensued about public access to the lake at Triplet Lake Drive location as well as on the north side near the Recreation Center and whether additional regulations needed to be imposed, including the possibility of additional fencing and signage. CONSENSUS: The Commission agreed by consensus that the City Manager would direct the Police Department to perform a community patrol ofthe areas of concern to observe what was taking place, and also to direct staff to perform research and bring back proposed wording for signs restricting access to the former boat ramp area between dusk to dawn and possibly directing citizens to other parks for pedestrian and non - motorized vessel lake access. Vice Mayor Sandra Solomon — Seat No. 3: • Reported she had attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Paradise Ice Shop. • Advised she had recently been in New York City for a family reunion and had visited a new linear park which had been created on a former elevated train line near l Oth Avenue. She stated it was a very good use of the space, and she hoped to see similar linear parks created in Casselbeny in the future. Mayor Charlene Glancy — Seat No. 5: Reported she had attended a PSFPC (Public Schools Facilities Planning Committee) meeting and advised they were still working on the interlocal agreement. She stated there was also a discussion regarding the School Board's proposed capital budget and she was happy to report that Casselbeny Elementary has been slated for a roof replacement in the 2013 -14 budget at a cost of $830,000. Attended the annual Installation of Officers event for Casselbeny Veteran's Auxiliary on June 22 °d Advised that Diane Meadows was recognized as Firefighter /EMT of the Year and Corporal Jennifer Chapman was recognized as Police Officer of the Year. Added that the Casselbeny Veteran's Auxiliary had provided $57,000 in charitable contributions to the Seminole County community over the past year. Shared some concerns that had been relayed to her by some of the participants in the Farmers' Market relating to the re- location of the market from the front parking lot of City Hall to Lake Concord Park. Discussion: A brief discussion ensued regarding the Farmers' Market, including attendance, signage and location. Mr. Gisclar advised he would speak with Recreation Manager Linda Moore regarding the concerns brought up and what accommodations could possibly be made to assist with the continued success of the market. There being no further business, Mayor Glancy adjourned the meeting at 4:56 p.m.