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City Commission Meeting October 13, 1006 Page 6 Staff Presentation: Resolution 06-1725 authorizes an agreement with Murphy Pipeline Contractors, Inc., (MPC) for the "bursting" of3,200 liner feet of 12" inch asbestos cement force main pipe to 14" polyethylene pipe. The pipe bursting methodology inserts a new plastic pipe of equal or larger diameter into an existing pipeline by bursting open the existing pipe and pulling the new pipe simultaneously. The pipe replacement is due to its age (over thirty years old), physical condition, and need for a larger diameter force main. Three of the City's master lift stations utilize this force main to pump wastewater to the City's Reclamation Facility. This work is necessary before the construction re-alignment project for Winter Park Drive. The cost for this project is $275,000 and is available in the Capital Improvement Fund, North Winter Park Drive Trunk Force Main Replacement (403-0751-536.63-12). Staff Recommendation: Approval of Resolution 06-1725 as presented. MOTION: Moved by Commissioner Linda Hart to approve Resolution 06-1725, Contract with Murphy Pipeline Contractors, Inc., as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Susan Doerner and carried on a 5 - 0 vote. C. Resolution 06-1726 - Supporting the Seminole County-wide Referendum to Dedicate Tax Millage for the Acquisition and Development of Recreational Trails and Pedestrian Bridges The City Clerk read Resolution 06-1726 by title as follows: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY SUPPORTING THE SEMINOLE COUNTY-WIDE REFERENDUM ON THE NOVEMBER 7, 2006 BALLOT TO DEDICATE 0.2 MILLS OF AD VALOREM TAX OVER A TEN-YEAR PERIOD FOR THE ACQUISITION OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE LANDS AND TO ACQUIRE AND DEVELOP RECREATIONAL TRAILS AND PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE." Staff Presentation: Resolution 06-1726 is presented at the request of Chairman Carlton Henley, Seminole County Board of County Comm issioners, forthe City's support of a county-wide referendum to help preserve green space and extend the trails system in Seminole County. The referendum for the November 7,2006 Election proposes to dedicate .2 mills of ad valorem tax over a lO-year period for the acquisition of environmentally sensitive lands and to acquire and develop recreational trails and pedestrian bridges. Staff Recommendation: Approval of Resolution 06-1726 in support of the Natural Lands and Trails Program referendum. Audience Input: John Casselberry, 700 S. Lost Lake Lane, Casselberry, Florida, spoke in opposition to Resolution 06-1725. MOTION: Moved by Commissioner Susan Doerner to approve Resolution 06-1726, Supporting Trails Referendum, as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Colleen S. Hufford and carried on a 5 - 0 vote.