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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of August 10, 2015 — Regular Meeting Page 7 of 15 BA #15 -051 Explanation of Request: This item seeks City Commission approval to provide the initial funding for operations of the Casselberry Golf Club per the Management contract between the City of Casselberry and Integrity Golf Company, LLC that was signed on June 8, 2015. This will be contingent on the purchase of the Golf Club. Account Number Account Description Amount Increase: 001- 0190 - 581.91 -45 Transfer to Fund 405 $75,000 001 - 0000 - 389.90 -00 Other Non - Operating Sources $75,000 405- 0411 - 572.49 -00 Parks and Recreation /Other Current Charges $75,000 405- 0000 - 381.10 -00 Interfund Transfer /Transfer from 001 $75,000 Recommendation: The City Manager and the Finance Director recommended approval of Budget Amendment #15 -051. Audience Participation: The following individuals came forward to address the Consent agenda: 1. Mr. John Casselberry, 700 South Lost Lake Lane, expressed some concerns about Items C and D on the Consent Agenda relating to releases of a utility easement and a landscape maintenance commitment agreement for property within the Lake Concord Park (City Center) project. 2. Mr. Dan Manheim, 247 Shady Hollow, stated he had some questions regarding City utility taxes and franchise fees. Mayor Glancy advised that at this time comments were restricted to items on the Consent Agenda but he would have an opportunity to express his concerns later in the meeting during Citizens' Comments. No one else came forward. MOTION: Commissioner Aramendia moved to approve the Consent Agenda, as presented Motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Solomon. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 5 -0. 8. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Future Agenda Items Commissioner Meadows proposed that staff research creation of an ordinance banning sale of dogs and cats from puppy and kitten mills. Mr. Newlon stated he would direct staff to research the issue and bring their findings back for Commission consideration. At the request of Commissioner Aramendia, Mr. Newlon added that he would also have staff and the City Attorney bring information about how the surrounding municipalities had handled the issue, what legal challenges they had faced, and statistics about the numbers of puppy and kitten mills in the surrounding communities.