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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of October 29, 2013 — Worlcsbop Page 3 of 4 4. Mr. David Keys, 205 Oak Park Place, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 5. Mr. Ron Bryan, 500 Lake Kathryn Circle, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 6. Mr. Dan Schulman, 126 Triplet Lake Drive, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned, and urged the Commission to come to an agreement. 7. Ms. Stephanie Fuller, 812 Rogers Court, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 8. Ms. Dodie Stevens, 250 South Embrey Drive, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 9. Ms. Debra Morris, 255 Shady Hollow, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned, and urged the Commission to work towards a solution. 10. Mr. Paul McKernan, 530 Queens Mirror Circle, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 11. Mr. Mike Kepper, 1475 Guinevere Drive, spoke in support ofthe City Center development as planned. 12. Mr. John Casselberry, 700 South Lost Lake Lane, expressed concerns about perceived inconsistencies in the acreage for the City Center development. He spoke in opposition to the purchase agreement as written, suggesting termination of the agreement. 13. Mr. Kase Holmes, 82 South Winter Park Drive, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned. 14. Ms. Laura Hatton, 302 Triplet Lake Drive, spoke in favor of the City Center development as planned, stating she believed the agreement had already been signed and she felt it covered the concerns that had been raised. 15. Mr. Andrew Meadows, 480 Lake Kathryn Circle, spoke in support of the City Center development as planned, and urged the Commission to work out the details with the developers. 16. Mr. Bob Guest, 460 South Triplet Lake Drive, spoke in support of the City Center development, as planned, and urged the Commission to settle their differences. 17. Mr. Robert Phillips, 251 South Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry, spoke in favor of the City Center development as planned, and urged the Commission to see the project through. 18. Ms. Crystal Martin, 220 Mockingbird Lane, spoke in favor of the City Center development as planned. 19. Mr. Richard Henderson, 127 Mark David Boulevard, expressed his desire to have a sports store in the City of Casselberry and requested that the Commission work towards accomplishing that. 20. Deedra Derosier, 234 Oak Park Place, expressed concerns about witnessing dissension amongst the Cornnissioners and urged the Commission to listen to the community and support the proposed City Center project. 21. Ms. Karen Hulbert, 410 Iris Road, stated she had just become aware of tonight's meeting and felt that not enough information had been provided to the citizens regarding the project. She expressed concerns that such a big decision was being made without the entire city being informed. No one else came forward. Mayor Glancy closed public participation.