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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of March 14, 2016 — Regular Meeting Page 9 of 14 Ms. Reischmann and Ms. Gardner explained that question number one had been re- worked in response to some questions from Commissioner Meadows, and now clarified that Seats 4 and 5 (Seat 5 being the Mayor /Commissioner seat) are held in concurrence with the presidential election year, and Seats 1, 2 and 3 are held on the gubernatorial cycle. Ms. Gardner explained that currently the City's election date is different than the actual general election and could be subject to change depending on possible future legislation, but she and Ms. Reischmann were comfortable with the way the proposed amendment was written. Ms. Reischmann advised that no other changes had been made from the proposed amendments the Commission had reviewed and considered earlier. Budget Impact: This item has no additional budget impact at this time. All related election expenses for required advertisements and ballot question translation have been anticipated and budgeted accordingly in various line items in the Commission's budget. Recommendation: The City Manager, City Attorney and City Clerk recommended approval of Ordinance 16- 1441 on first reading. Audience Participation: No one came forward to address Ordinance 16 -1441. MOTION: Commissioner Solomon moved to approve Ordinance 16 -1441 on first reading, as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Aramendia. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 5 -0. [f No items were presented for consideration on this agenda. 1PAW11 N on I D1 11114 HIM A. Casselbegy Greenville Subdivision Site Plan (SPR 15 -17) Staff Presentation: Development Services Manager Randy Woodruff explained that this item was a request for approval of a site plan for the Casselberry Greenville Subdivision (SPR 15 -17), which represents a development of community impact to create a new 41 lot garden home subdivision on 12 acres of property within the Seminola Boulevard Overlay District located on the south side of Seminola Boulevard. He advised that the proposed development would include an entry road from Seminola Boulevard and multiple amenities including a dog park, tot lot, exercise equipment, community garden, community composter, entry fountains and a fire pit. He further advised that the garden home product would have minimum 40 -foot wide lots and would be minimum 2100 square feet two story units. He added that the applicant was proposing a six foot precast concrete subdivision wall along Seminola Boulevard which would meet the Seminole Boulevard Overlay District standards. He then presented a rendering of the proposed development and provided additional details about the development features.