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CASSEL BERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of June 27, 2022 — Regular Meeting Page I 1 of 13 - Elimination of the proposed zip line. - Lighting of sidewalks, bathrooms, and parking area only. - Renovation of existing bathroom and addition of a more cost effective pre fabricated second bathroom facility. The City Commission also directed staff to investigate the cost of kinetic exercise equipment and potential funding options and whether there was any significant cost difference in the equipment being spaced out throughout the park or located all together in one location. Staff was also directed to bring revised proposed plans back to the City Commission at either 60% or 90% or possibly both. 1.3. CITIZENS' COMMENTS Mayor Henson announced persons that wished to make comment or snake inquiry on any matter not on the agenda, may request to be recognized during Citizens' Comments. Mayor Henson announced the rules of decorum. The following individuals came forward: Al Krulick, 750 N. Thistle Lane, Maitland, introduced himself as a candidate for United States Congressional District 7, which includes Casselberry. He stated that should he prevail in the election in November, he hoped the City would feel free to reach out to him with ideas and initiatives, and lie would do the same for the mutual benefit of the community. Emily Everetts, (no address given), expressed appreciation for the Pride Month proclamation and the presentation on the plans for Dew Drop Park, but expressed concerns about domestic violence issues, the requirement for speakers at public meetings to give their addresses, and the prioritization of the parks projects and funding. No one else came forward. 14. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT A. Procurement Information Report for the Period May 1, 2022 through Mqy 31, 2022 Mr. Newlon advised that the Procurement Information Report for the month of May 2022 was contained in the Commissioners' agenda packets for review. He noted that the report contained information about minor contracts that were issued under delegated authority of staff during this period. Praised the Police Department for having recently responded to and handled a very tragic incident in the City with great honor and professionalism. 15. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Ms. Reischmann gave brief updates on some recently passed legislation which included: a change to legal notice requirements; public records exemption for police officers' geolocation information; change to the