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City Commission Meeting March 13, 2006 Page 16 Next Steps . Board of County Commission Approval Individual Board/Commission Presentations, Sponsored by Respective Joint Committee Members . Initiate Implementation Plan Staff Recommendation: Mr. Stampfler favored consolidation of the Mosquito Control Program but recommended the Commission delay action until Seminole County arrives at a precise method as to how the cities will be charged for the funding of the Program. Audience Input: Gary Johnson, Public Works Director for Seminole County, indicated that Seminole County would take over and fund the mosquito program. The presentation for Countywide Mosquito Control will be presented to all Seminole County cities within the next two weeks. Seminole County has requested a resolution from each of the cities in Seminole County in support of the program. There may be a County millage, but that has not been determined by the Board of County Commissioners at this time. Casselberry does not need to contribute any funding at this time. The Joint/City Advisory Board will follow up with the City Manager. The consensus ofthe Commission was approval but delay action until the details have been worked out by the County regarding the funding of the program. Pursuant to Resolution 06-1649, at 9:45 p.m. Mayor Goff called for a vote as to whether the Agenda should be modified in light of the time remaining. MOTION: Moved by Commissioner Linda Hart to continue the meeting to address the remaining items on tbe Agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Colleen S. Hufford and carried on a 5 - 0 vote. G. Resolution 06-1661 - U.S. Highway 17-92/State Road 436 Interchange Goals and Objectives Relative to Alternative Design Solutions and Conceptual Budget Approval for Related Professional Services The City Clerk read Resolution 06-1661 by title as follows: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND ENGINEERING; PROVIDING FINDINGS; PROVIDING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES RELATIVE TO THE DESIGN OF THE PROPOSED U.S. HWY 17- 92/S.R. 436 OVERPASS; ENDORSING THE RETAINING OF PROFESSIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND LOBBYING EXPERTISE TO ASSIST THE CITY IN IDENTIFYING WORKABLE ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS AND OBTAIN FUNDS TO PAY FOR ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS; AND PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE." StaffPreseutation: Mr. Stampfler recommended the City Commission approve up to $250,000to hire an engineering firm and a lobbyist to ensure that the States' proposal for the U.S. 17-92/S.R. 436 interchange