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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of November 28, 2016 — Regular Meeting Page 8 of 10 Budget Impact: The grant program is limited to $50,000 overall which has been provided in the FY 2017 adopted operating budget. There is no additional impact to the City budget brought by this agenda item. Recommendation: The City Manager and the Interim Community Development Director recommended approval of Casselberry's Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program Application for FY 2016-2017. Audience Participation: The following individual came forward to address this item: Mr. Ryan Rishel, 60 North Triplet Lake Drive, began expressing concerns about the stormwater drainage system in and around Triplet Lake Drive and North Triplet Lake Drive and was advised by Mayor Glancy that since this issue was not related to the current agenda item he could be heard during Citizens Comments. No one else came forward. MOTION: Commissioner Solomon moved to approve Casselberry Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program Application Modifications for FY 2016-2017, as presented. Motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Aramendia. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 4-0. 13. CITIZENS' COMMENTS Mayor Glancy announced persons that wished to make comment or make inquiry on any matter not on the agenda, may request to be recognized during Citizens' Comments. Mayor Glancy announced the rules of decorum. The following individuals came forward: 1. Mr. Ryan Rishel, 60 North Triplet Lake Drive, expressed concerns about the stormwater drainage system in and around North Triplet Drive, noting that although the recent development projects were revitalizing the area, he felt they may also cause flooding issues on residential properties in the area. He also voiced concerns about whether or not the City had plans to utilize the marsh area behind his home as a stormwater detention area. 2. Mr. John Casselberry, 700 South Lost Lake Lane, voiced concerns about the amount of sunlight shining directly on the mural in the breezeway at City Hall and suggested the possibility of installing an awning to protect the mural from sun damage. No one else came forward. Mayor Glancy thanked Mr. Rishel for bringing his concerns to the Commission's attention and advised staff would look further into the stormwater issues.