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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of October 10, 2016 — Regular Meeting Page 11 of 14 0 $1,125/lb-TN 0 $1,098/lb-TP ® City's street sweeping program ® $74/lb-TN ® $114/lb-TP ® City's whole lake alum treatments 0 $58/lb-TP o Existing Conditions o Scenario IA o Scenario 113 o Scenario 2 o Scenario 3 0 Key Results 0 Staff Recommendations 0 Commission Guidance Requested 0 Questions & Discussion After detailing the various scenarios set out in the study, Dr. Brock explained that the study was incredibly complex and detailed; however, in the end most of the options were not cost effective if looking at them purely from a stormwater standpoint. Therefore, staff recommendations were as follows: ❑ Include for consideration in the Stormwater Master Plan Update: Alum treatment facility Lake access improvements (bridge replacement and/or direct access) Shoreline revegetation improvements ❑ Consider other stormwater (pond) improvements only as possible cost -share with stormwater i also serving another purpose (e.g., parks improvement, trail, golf club) 0 Cost -benefit is not attractive in terms of stormwater only Dr. Brock requested a consensus from the Commission on whether or not changes should be made to staff's recommendations which included the alum treatment facility, and the access and revegetation improvements, but not any of the pond improvements for the purposes of the Master Plan. He also asked whether the Commission wished to look into changing the function of the golf course under the two scenarios which would potentially close part of the course or close all of it and turn it into something else such as green space or park space. Discussion: Discussion ensued which included various issues such as the best way to accomplish the revegetation improvements; restructuring or replacement of the golf cart access bridge between Middle Lake Triplet and South Lake Triplet; current and future volunteer base which could be used for assistance in making improvements; best places to target with the alum treatments; the potential for Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) grants as a result of the alum treatment program; and whether street sweeping would be included as part of the Stormwater Master Plan. Dr. Brock advised that the goal was to adopt the Plan in time for the next fiscal year, and he anticipated at least one or two workshops would be held to address the Plan in late spring and/or summer of 2017.