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City Commission Meeting February 11, 2008 Page 10 C. Metroplan Municipal Advisory Committee — Commissioner Sandra Solomon stated that items discussed were (1) drivers' education program with the High Schools in Seminole County, (2) feasibility of red light cameras at busy intersections in the County and (3) commuter rail system, second phase will go from the Convention Center to Innovation Way D. City Center Steering Committee — Vice Mayor Colleen Hufford — No Report E. U.S. 17 -92 /SR 436 Flyover Project — Vice Mayor Colleen Hufford —No Report F. Council of Local Governments in Seminole County — Commissioner Solomon reported on the CALNO meeting that was hosted by the City of Casselberry on February 6, 2008. The main topic was discussion on water conservation. CALNO supported a resolution regarding the City of Casselberry's position on the 17- 92 /S.R. 436 overpass. Altamonte Springs and Oviedo did not support tile resolution. G. Seminole County Redevelopment Planning Agency — Commissioner Sandra Solomon — No Report H. Envision Seminole — Commissioner Jon Miller — No Report, first meeting is scheduled for February 15, 2008. 14. City Manager's Report — No Report 15. City Attorney's Report — Reported that the Fire Station Litigation regarding the mod issue is moving forward. 16. City Clerk's Report — No Report 17. City Commissioners' Reports /Comments Commissioner Doerner —No Report Commissioner Miller — Thanked the staff for the Latin Jazz Festival hosted by the City on Saturday Night, February 9, 2008 Commissioner Solomon — Reported on the following: 1) The last Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting did not have a quorum. She requested a status report on the County's appointment to the CRA. The City Manager stated that she was soliciting additional names for the Board for County consideration. 2) Requested staff look into the issue of check cashing establishments and any possible restrictions regarding this type of business for the City's Center project. Staff will report back to the Commission on this issue. 3) Addressed the possibility of exemptions in the Code for parking of vehicles in residential areas.