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City Commission Meeting September 13, 2004 Page 7 Commissioner Hart was opposed to assessing the entire subdivision and opposed to the City picking up the cost for the landscape package. Mayor Pronovost supported the assessment and the construction of the wall. The wall will be a benefit to the entire community and the landscape contribution by the City would be minimal compared to other cost paid by the City in the assessment. Vice Mayor/Commissioner AI Clark moved to approve Resolution 04-1517, Summerset Wall Assessment which included findings previously adopted by tbe Commission that stated every homeowner in the subdivision would accrue benefit from the assessment. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Susan Doerner and carried unanimously by voice vote. MOTION: MOTION: Vice Mayor/Commissioner Al Clark moved to approve the landscaping package associated with Resolution 04-1517 at a cost to the City of $5,000. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Linda Hart and approved on a 3 - 2 roll call vote. Commissioners Cook and Hart dissenting. Mayor Pronovost concluded the Public Hearings. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION The following individuals came forward and addressed the Commission: I) David Piesky, 682 Brydie Court, Casselberry, FL, addressed the City Commission regarding lake quality in the Triplet chain of lakes. Some of the problems he specifically addressed diminished weed control and trash in lakes; lack of wake control which causes erosion; control of speed of jet skies on Middle Lake Triplet. 2) Winston Miller, 664 North Shore, Casselberry, FL, employed by Lake Doctors, also addressed weed control problems in the Triplet Chain of Lakes and the jet ski speed problem. 3) John Casselberry, 700 Lost Lake Lane, Casselberry, FL, inquired as to the status of letter he had sent to the City Manager regarding RFP Proposal for City property across the street from City Hall. He also asked for verification for Shell Station property and type of bids received for that property. He addressed concerns he had regarding Seminole County's debris costs and the possibility of working together on storm clean up. He also suggested that the Commission be polled on motions in random order. 4) Aaron Gorovitz,Lowndes Drostic Kantor Law Firm, 215 Eola, Orlando, FL asked to speak on Items 3 and 4 on the Regular Agenda. He stated that he was in full agreement with staff recommendations. 5) David Henson, 233 Bridle Path, Casselberry, FL, suggested that the next City newsletter develop a brochure on the proper pruning of trees.