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City Commission Meeting March 13, 2006 Page 17 meets all the requirements and desires ofthe community. The City Attorney has indicated that the hiring of an engineering firm and a lobbyist were appropriate expenditures for the LOGT fund. The City needs to interject itself into the process to ensure that the design of the facility reflects favorably in terms of economic development, pedestrian access as well as traffic movement. Mr. Stampfler also indicated that an important the qualifier to the resolution would be to ask Seminole County to join the City and participate in this regard since this corridor would have a a major impact for the entire county. Mr. Stampfler indicated that the City should move forward regardless of whether the County participates in this endeavor. Staff Recommendation: Approve Resolution 06-1661 as presented. Mayor Goff indicated that more information was needed i.e. whether the County was willing to participate and working with FOOT regarding this issue before approving funds to move forward. He indicated that he could support the resolution ifthe following WHEREAS clause were deleted. WHEREAS, if the interchange is developed substantially similar to the Preliminary Design and Engineering Study, dated July 26,2004, the City Commission is concerned that it will create a substantial problem for the City of Casselberry in terms of disruption of local traffic patterns, disruption of th economy of the City and will provide little or no pedestrian and visual amenities; and The consensus of the Commission was to agree and the resolution will be modified with the deletion of the th ird Whereas clause accordingly. MOTION: Moved by Commissioner Susan Doerner to approve Resolution 06-1661, U.S. 17/92/S.R. 436 Interchange Design, as modified. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Colleen S. Hufford and carried on a 5-0 vote. H. First Reading of Ordinance 06-1189 - City Parks Regulations The City Clerk read ordinance 06-1189 by title as follows: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA,RELATING TO CITY PARKS; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR HOURS OF OPERATION AND GENERAL USE; PROVIDING FOR REGULATIONS RELATING TO TRAFFIC, POLLUTION, LITTER, PROTECTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES, FIREARMS, FIREWORKS, DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES, WEAPONS, HUNTING, WILDLIFE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION, DOMESTIC ANIMALS, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, TRESPASS, FIRES, CAMPING, SIGNS, NOISE, DEFACEMENT OF TREES, PEDDLING, INJURY, PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROPERTY AND INTERFERENCE WITH PERSONNEL, PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE RULES; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES; AMENDING SUBSECTION (A) OF SECTION 2-210.. SCHEDULE OF VIOLATIONS, TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF PARKS ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF SECTION 18-14,PETS PROHIBITED IN CITY PARKS OF CHAPTER