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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of November 18, 2019 — Regular Meeting Page 14 of 18 Casselberry"), and Wirz Park. All are more particularly described in the City of Casselberry Parks, Recreation, Pathways, and Open Spaces Master Plan. On September 9, 2019 the City Commission agreed by consensus that the General Obligation Bond Referendum Election for Parks and Recreational Facilities be held in conjunction with the Presidential Preference Primary on March 17, 2020. Ordinance 19-1526 was approved on first reading by the City Commission on October 14, 2019 and there have been some minor changes since first reading which consist of a few minor wordsmithing changes to the question itself, and then changes to some of the words for clarity in the advertisement that is required by state law for this special election. Budget Impact: It is estimated that the cost to conduct the General Obligation Bond Referendum Election will be approximately $10,000 and those funds have been budgeted in various accounts in the FY 2019- 2020 City Budget. Recommendation: The City Manager, City Attorney and City Clerk recommended adoption of Ordinance 19-1526 on second and final reading. Public Hearing: Mayor Glancy stated this was a public hearing to hear and consider comments and questions regarding Ordinance 19-1526. Mayor Glancy opened the floor for public participation. No one came forward to address Ordinance 19-1526. Mayor Glancy closed the public hearing relative to Ordinance 19-1526. MOTION: Commissioner Busch moved to adopt Ordinance 19-1526 on second and final reading, as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Meadows. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote 5-0. 12. OTHER ITEMS A. Commercial Solid Waste Consolidation Discussion Staff Presentation: Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer Kelly Brock gave a brief introduction advising that earlier this year the City's consultant MSW Consultants had worked on a commercial solid waste study and the findings of that study were brought before the City Commission at its June 24, 2019 regular meeting, at which time the City Commission reached a consensus to move forward to pursue consolidation of commercial solid waste. However, after further discussions with the consultant, both the consultant and staff felt it was important to bring the matter back to the City Commission for further discussion to ensure that they are on the right track going forward. Dr. Brock then introduced Mr. John Culbertson, a principal with MSW Consultants, who gave a presentation that included the following components. Commercial Solid Waste Consolidation Study - Clarification o Background o Containers serviced by roll -off trucks ■ Closed compactors ■ Open -top containers o Selected Metrics