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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of September 18, 2017 —Special AVleeting Page 9 of 14 Budget Impact: The tentative budget requested for FY 2018 for the City of Casselberry is $51,839,075. Recommendation: The City Manager and the Finance Director recommended approval of Resolution 17- 2981 to establish a Tentative Budget for the City of Casselberry totaling $51,839,075 for FY 2018. MOTION: Commissioner Solomon moved to approve Resolution 17-2981 establishing a tentative budget for the City of Casselberry totaling $51,839,075 for FY 2017- 2018, as presented. Motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Aramendia. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 5-0. Mayor Glancy announced that the City of Casselberry has adopted a tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2017- 2018. The City Commission will hold a final public hearing on Monday, September 25, 2017 after 5:15 p.m. in City Hall Commission Chambers located at 95 Triplet Lake Drive. At the conclusion of that hearing the City Commission intends to adopt a final budget for Fiscal Year 2017-2018. All interested parties are invited to attend. A. Legacy Place, a Development of Community Impact Site Plan Review (SPR 16-18) Staff Presentation: Chief Planner Emily Hanna presented an overview of this item, stating that this was a request for consideration of a Development of Community Impact Site Plan for Legacy Place townhomes. She advised that the applicant, LJL Land Group, LLC was proposing to build sixty-nine (69) townhome units and associated amenities on the northeast corner of Seminola Boulevard and Murphy Road. She stated that the project was roughly 7.25 acres in size; the dwelling units per acre would be approximately 9.5; the project would consist of two-story products around twenty-eight (28) feet in height; impervious area would be approximately 50.1% with the pervious open space at approximately 49.9 %. She advised that the subject property was zoned as Planned Mixed Use Low Density which was compatible with the site's fixture land use designation of Low Intensity Non Residential/Medium Density Residential and that the site was located within the Seminola Boulevard Overlay District. Ms. Hanna then went through a PowerPoint presentation detailing the various amenities; the landscape plan; the hardscape plan; examples of the elevations for both the front- loaded and rear -loaded products; lot widths; and living space square footage. Ms. Hanna advised that the size and dimensions of the lots and the townhome products themselves met all the requirements as defined within the Seminola Boulevard Overlay District, noting that the project would specifically not include pools, spas, screened enclosures or sheds as those would not be allowed on site under the Overlay District regulations. Ms. Hanna stated that the applicant was requesting six waivers and staff was in support of five of them. She then gave an overview of the following six requested waivers, including the reasoning for staff's support for numbers 1,2,3, 4 and 6, and for remaining neutral on number 5: 1. To allow front loaded townhomes along the northern property line; 2. To not require the Seminola Boulevard Overlay District buffer requirements along the west property line;