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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of June 9, 2008 - Regular Meeting Page 3 of 18 emergency response vehicle. Ms. Harrell stated Casselberry is the only city that does not allow the vehicles to be parked in residential areas for emergency response and if a gas leak call was received in Casselberry, the commercial parking regulations would result in an hour and a half response time even though Mr. Scherr lives in Casselberry. Ms. Harrell stated she and Mr. Scherr have previously spoken to Deputy Chief Ruf regarding this matter and he suggested they address the matter with the City Commission. Mayor Goff stated the City Manager will discuss the matter with Deputy Chief Ruf and contact them regarding what the position of the City is on the matter. 4) Carlos Candelaria, 1190 Park Drive, voiced concerns regarding his emergency /commercial vehicle with signage and ladder racks he stated he needs to park at his residence. Mr. Candelaria stated he was an electrician with Sunrise Electric, which is the contractor for all the Florida Hospital locations. Mr. Candelaria stated he could cover the signage of the van with magnets, but needed to keep the ladder racks. He also indicated that he had not spoken to anyone in the Code Enforcement Division with regard to his concerns. Mayor Goff suggested that Mr. Candelaria meet with the City Manager to address his concerns. 5) Brian Lampman, 1190 Park Drive, voiced concerns regarding his commercial vehicle with ladder racks he stated he needs to park at his residence. Mr. Lampman stated he was a self employed electrical contractor, and his service van does not have any signage. He said he is unable to fit the ladders needed for his employment inside of the van, and would be willing to remove the ladders from the racks every day and storing them out of site when the vehicle is parked at the residence, but needs to be able to keep the racks on the van. Mayor Goff suggested that Mr. Lampman meet with the City Manager to address his concerns. 8) Robert Bowen, 119 Triplet Lake Drive, requested the City Commission reconsider purchasing 110 Quail Pond Circle, which was considered and the purchase denied at the May 12, 2008 meeting. Mr. Bowen stated he lives next door to the property and voiced concerns regarding property. Mr. Bowen stated he would like to see the matter reconsidered at the next City Commission meeting. 9) Harold Stewart, 2294 Park Maitland Court, Maitland, expressed an interest to be involved in the budget process, including workshops. 10) Craig Tull, 420 Ranch Trail, reiterated his opposition and concerns regarding the current prohibitions of ladder racks. Mr. Craig voiced further concerns regarding the current recreational vehicle regulations which allow recreational vehicles longer and higher in length than commercial vehicles to be parked in locations that commercial vehicles cannot without a requirement for screening. Mr. Craig also voiced concerns regarding the reclaimed water service, stating there was no service available at his residence on Sunday, which is one of his two designated irrigation days. No one else requested to be recognized during Citizen Comments.