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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of August 27, 2012 — Regular Meeting Page 14 of 20 and length of time needed for the temporary position. The Commission agreed by consensus to direct the City Manager to keep the proposed part-time position in the budget, and to also include a temporary full-time code enforcement officer for the period of one year, and to bring back the proposed figures for salaries and benefits to the Commission as amendments to the proposed budget at the upcoming budget meetings. The Commission as a whole agreed that if the additional full time position was approved for a year, it could be re-evaluated at the end of the year to determine whether to continue with four full-time officers, or to reduce the force back to three. They felt that this would be a proactive approach to keep everything running smoothly during the health uncertainties being faced by code enforcement staff. B. Municipal Advisory Committee (Metroplan) Report - Mayor Charlene Glancy No report. C. Leadership Seminole Board Report - Mayor Charlene Glancy Reported that the County's Economic Development Team had attended the meeting to introduce themselves and to give an update on the Economic Development Plan. She stated those who attended were: Ken York, Tom Tomerlin, Dave Buchheit, John Krug, and Bill McDermott. She stated that the group spoke about recruiting, marketing and redeveloping, but were unable to share much detail about the Economic Development, as it had not yet been presented to the County Commission. She advised that it was due to be presented at the October Board of County Commissioners meeting. D. Mayors/Managers Group Report - Mayor Charlene Gland Reported that the School Board had again been included as part of the Mayors and Managers Group. She advised that she had given a report on the Public Schools Facilities Planning Committee meeting, and distributed a summary of the meeting to the Commission. She gave an overview of the PSPFC meeting, stating that the discussion had mainly centered on the future of the schools and the planned redistricting. Mayor Glancy advised that further discussion at the Mayors and Managers Group included the one cent sales tax; the local option gas tax; concerns about funding for future road improvements; and funding options for the operation and maintenance of SunRail after the initial seven years which would be funded by FDOT. She added that she is a member of the Regional Transportation Funding Task Force and at their meeting earlier in August representatives of myregion.org and Heart + Mind Strategies had presented a program regarding a possible study on how to engage support from citizens in the seven regional counties in ongoing funding of the SunRail after the initial seven-year period. Mayor Glancy distributed copies of the presentation to the Commission for their review. She advised that the Task Force would be meeting again in October to further discuss some of these transportation issues.