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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of August 22. 2005 - Regular Meeting Page30f17 D. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION - CASSELBERRY LITTLE LEAGUE GIRLS "CUBS" SOFTBALL TEAM Mayor Goffpresented the coaching staff and members of the Casselberry Little League Girls "Cubs" Softball Team with a proclamation commending their recent accomplishment of winning the Top Team Championship. The following individuals were recognized: Bob Walker, Manager, Dennis Mrozek, Coach; Glenn Wolf, Coach. Players: Sarah Dorr; Matteson Hage; Allison Torres; Nicole Pilotti; Jayna Edwards; Morgan Graddy; Olivia Keene; Alexa Walker; and Kaley Meyers. 7. CITIZEN COMMENTS I) David J. Loombruno, 3437 Allston Lane, Winter Park, voiced concerns regarding parking on Casselton Drive. Mr. Loombruno stated the car dealership is parking in the entranceway to his subdivision, blocking access. Mr. Loombruno stated he was the President of his homeowner's association and respectfully requested on the association's behalfthat the City install no parking signs on Casselton Drive within fifty (50) feet ofthe entranceway. Mr. Goucher stated the no parking sign locations have been staked out on Casselton Drive, and all are actually greater than fifty (50) feet from the entranceway, except at Hamlet Loop due to the sight distance. Mr. Goucher reported the actual signs will be installed within the next two weeks. 2) David Pieski, 945 Brydie Court, voiced concerns regarding the City's current regulations which require that banners which are commemorating a business opening or a special event must be affixed to the building and not freestanding. Mr. Pieski requested that the City Commission consider re-evaluating the necessity ofthat requirement. Mr. Pieski noted that he had sent each Commissioner a letter on the matter last week. 3) Phyllis Sheppard, 580 South Triplet Lake Drive, commended the service of Vicky Hilburn and the achievement of the two Little League Girls' Softball Teams who were honored earlier in the meeting. 4) John Casselberry, 700 South Lost Lake Lane, voiced concerns regarding the recent boil water alert issued for the Hunterfield Water Tower area and inquired if the contamination could have been a reclaimed water cross connectionlbackflow problem. Mr. Segreto stated reclaimed water service is not available in the Hunterfield Water Tower area. Mr. Segreto stated a map itemizing the specific streets affected by the boil water alert was available on the City's website. Mr. Casselberry suggested that the City make a formal written request to the City Attorney that her firm never destroy any of the City's records that are maintained by the City Attorney's office, and should those records become to voluminous that the City either fmd storage for them or share the cost of storing those records.