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<br />CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION <br />Minutes of July 25, 2005 . Regular Meeting <br />Page 21 of22 <br /> <br />XI. COMMISSION REPORTSIREQUESTS <br /> <br />Commissioner Susan Doerner - Seat #1: <br />· No report. <br /> <br />Commissioner Kathy Cook - Seat #2: <br />· No report. <br /> <br />Commissioner Colleen Hufford - Seat #4: <br />· In reference to Ms. Rutherford's comments earlier in the meeting regarding garage sale signage, <br />Commissioner Hufford suggested posting garage sales with addresses on the City's website and to <br />post the locations on a map on the bulletin board and website, as an alternative to off site signage. <br />· Noted she recently visited Indiana and that she noticed that some cities that had older housing stock <br />and were built out were being proactive to ensure that their community is livable and a place where <br />people desire to move to, and some cities, including the her hometown, were not taking care to <br />create redevelopment and were becoming decaying communities. Furthernoted that the Commission <br />needs to define what the City is and create good redevelopment. <br /> <br />Vice Mayor Linda Hart - Seat #3: <br />· No report. <br /> <br />Mayor Bob Goff - Seat #5: <br />· Requested a status report regarding the Department of Community Affairs' (DCA) review of the <br />proposed Comprehensive Plan changes for the City Center. Mr. Wells stated the DCA has requested <br />a traffic study for impacts the proposed Unicorp development will have on U.S. Highway 17-92. <br />The alternative offered by DCA to the traffic study was to commit to the Unicorp plan as submitted. <br />Mr. Wells stated he has solicited the help of Metroplan to assist the City on this matter. <br /> <br />XII. STAFF REPORTS <br /> <br />Tony Segreto - Interim City Manager: <br />No report. <br /> <br />Catherine Reischmann - City Attorney: <br />· Reported the City recently prevailed in the Hattaway vs. City lawsuit regarding the Board of <br />Adjustment's decision to not allow the Hattaway billboard to be reconstructed after it was blown <br />down by one of the 2004 hurricanes. The case can be appealed through mid-August and she noted <br />she was confident the City would prevail again if the case is appealed. <br />