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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of May 23, 2016 — Regular Meeting Page 14 of 15 Commissioner Sandra Solomon - Seat No. 3: Reported that she had also attended both community meetings on the proposed Lakes District, and was very pleased with the turnout, especially considering the rainy weather for the first meeting. She thanked staff and all those who had a hand in setting up the meetings. Inquired whether Mr. Newlon had any information on the rooster problem she had brought to his attention. Mr. Newlon advised he had referred the matter to Community Development on Thursday, May 19, 2016 and had not yet had an opportunity to follow up with them as to possible solutions. Commented that she had noticed improvements in the way the City is looking and commended code enforcement staff for their efforts. Vice Mayor Colleen Hufford — Seat No. 4: Reported she had attended the first of the two community meetings about the proposed Lakes District and was also amazed at the attendance, especially considering the stormy night. She stated she was pleased to hear positive comments about the golf course and the proposed Lakes District. She thanked staff who worked on getting the meetings set up. Congratulated Mayor Glancy on her re-election to another term as Mayor, and congratulated Mr. Bill Hufford on being unopposed for Seat 4. She stated she was very excited for him and knew he would do a great job. Mayor Glancy — Seat No. 5: • Congratulated Mr. Hufford on his election to Commission Seat 4 and stated she was very excited to work with him on the Commission. • Agreed with all the earlier comments about the success of the two community meetings relating to the proposed Lakes District. Commended staff who worked to make the meetings run so smoothly. • Thanked Police Chief Larry Krantz and the Police Department staff for all community outreach efforts. • Commended the Public Works Department for their partnership with local artists to create the storm drain art near the Recreation Center on April 16, 2016. She stated she hoped they would continue with this artwork throughout the City, as she felt it spoke volumes about what the City was trying to do in terms of beautification. 18. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, Mayor Glancy adjourned the meeting at 5:53 p.m.