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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of October 11, 2021 — Regular Meeting Page 13 of 17 o Consider off-site parking with shuttle • City Commission Presentation o Task 3: The Vision ■ Final Master Plan ■ Opinion of Probable Cost ■ PRAB (Parks & Recreation Advisory Board) Presentation • City Commission Presentation Discussion Points o Size of venue — 200 or smaller o Public amenities ■ Playground ■ Kayak launch ■ Pedestrian connection to golf course Conservatory Restroom building o Parking Budget Impact: There is no impact to the City Budget. At this time, the project is not funded beyond conceptual planning. Recommendation: The City Manager and the Public Works Director recommended that the City Commission provide direction for the development of final conceptual plans for the development of the Bri2htwater Estate. Audience Participation: The following individuals came forward to address the City Commission regarding the preliminary conceptual plans for the Brightwater Estate: 1. Rhonda Ovist, 220 South Embrey Drive, expressed concerns regarding use of the site, stating she felt it should be multi-purpose and available to all residents, including resident discounts for use of the event venue. 2. Sandra Solomon, 2932 Bayhead Run, Oviedo, spoke in support of the site being used as purely an event center. 3. Larry Smith, 912 Niblick Drive, stated his preferences would be inclusion of a playground so the site would get more use during the week, a smaller venue size, and no on -street parking due to traffic issues. 4. Dr. Debra Bauer, 423 Eagle Circle (unincorporated Seminole County), stated she was President of both the Society for Historic Casselberry and the Central Florida Anthropological Society and expressed that the focus should be on historic preservation of the site, arts, and gardens, and it should not include active recreation components. 5. Lillian Casselberry Carroll, 171 Quail Pond Circle, thanked all who had assisted with cleaning up the property, and expressed concerns about the driveway and parking areas and suggested options for both on-site parking and on -street parking, if needed. 6. Kinsey Lallathin, 2331 Gratia Place, expressed support for the conceptual plan as presented, but preferred no on -street parking. 7. Brenda Hendricks, 705 South Lost Lake Lane, expressed concerns about the site being compared to venues located on much larger parcels, and voiced support for a smaller, passive park with botanical gardens and opposition to it having active recreation components or on-