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COUNCIL OF LOCAL GOVERmffiNTS IN SEl\llNOLE COUNTY
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The Council of Local Governments in Seminole County held a meeting on Wednesday,
November 4, 1992 at 7:00 p.m., Casselberry City Hall Commission Chambers, 95 Triplet Lake
Drive.
MEMBERS PRFSENT:
Commissioner Cindy Kaehler, Winter Springs; CALNO Chairperson
Mayor/Commissioner Joseph Hillebrandt, Casselberry
Commissioner A.R. "Doc" Jore, Lake Mary
Deputy Mayor Rex Anderson, Longwood
Councilperson Thomas A. Hagood, Jr., Oviedo
Commissioner Whitey Eckstein, Sanford
Board Member Sandy Robinson, Seminole County School Board
~IEMBERS ABSENT:
Commissioner Pat Warren, Seminole County Commission
QTIIERS PRESENT:
Commissioner Lee Constantine, Altamonte Springs
Rafael Montalvo, Conflict Resolution Consortium
Gerald Brinton, Seminole Expressway Authority
Jack Schluckebier, Casselberry City Manager
Thelma McPherson, Casselberry City Clerk
Donna Acovino, Casselberry Commission Secretary
APPROV AL OF MINUTES OF OCTOBER 7. 1992 MEETING
MOTION: Mr. Anderson moved, Mr. Eckstein seconded,
and motion carried unanimously to approve the
minut.es of the October 7, 1992 meeting as
presented.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Commissioner Eckstein stated that the City of Longwood provided a copy of the check they sent,
but he did not receive the original, and that by the next meeting the situation should be rectified.
Commissioner Eckstein also reported that there has not been any expenditures as of yet.
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~QNFLICT RESOLUTION CONSORTIUM
Mr. Rafael Montalvo, of the Florida Growth Management Conflict Resolution Consortium,
explained the principal features of the draft revision, changes from the original agreement, and
suggested procedures for implementation of the Interlocal Agreement on Mediation and
Intergovernmental Coordination. (A copy of Mr. Montalvo's summary and the draft
jnterlocal agreement. is attached to these minutes.)
Commissioner Eckstein commented that the recent legal situation which arose between the City
of Longwood and the Seminole County School Board regarding school bus stop locations, might
have been avoided if the new mediation interloca.l agreement had been in place.
Commissioner Jore distributed copies of a facsimile he received from Lake Mary's City
Attorney, Ned Julian, which documented the attorney's concerns with the proposed interlocal
agreement. Chairperson Kaehler suggested that the Council review all the relevant documents
and contact Mr. Montalvo with any questions before the December 1992 meeting, so final action
on the matter can be taken at that time.
MOTION: Mr. Hillebrandt moved, ~fr. Anderson seconded,
and motion carried unanimously to have all
members of the Council of Local Governments in
Seminole County review all materials in
reference to the Interlocal Agreement on
Mediation and Intergovernmental Coordination;
and address all concerns directly with Mr.
~Iontalvo prior to the December 1992 Council
meeting so that final action may be taken on the
matter at that time.
NEW BUSINESS
UPDATE ON THE PROGRESS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY
Mr. Gerald Brinton, of the Seminole County Expressway Authority I gave a presentation on the
history and the current status of the expressway. He reported the twelve (12) mile section from
Aloma Avenue extending to 17-92 in Sanford should be completed by the end of 1993.
Chairperson Kaehler expressed a concern regarding the permitting of borrow pits in Winter
Springs for the expressway construction. Mr. Brinton explained that the contractor is being
persistent because the close proximity to the construction site will significantly reduce his costs.
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HOST PRESENTATION
Mr. Jack Schluckebier, City Manager of Casselberry, reported that the City of Casselberry,
along with Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, would be participating in a program to provide
training for local government officials from Poland. He stated that the visitors would be here
for several weeks and the program was being coordinated by the Office of International Studies
at the University of Central Florida.
Mr. Schluckebier also reported that the Florida League of Cities has indicated that legislation
allowing cities to opt out of the Florida Retirement System for new employees only and provide
a comparable plan, will be approached again this year. He stated the City of Casselberry is in
favor of this legislation because of its substantial long term savings, and will be asking CALNO
to endorse the legislation in the future. Chairperson Kaehler suggested that Mr. Schluckebier
provide a detailed report that the CALNO members could distribute to their separate entities.
Mr. Schluckebier stated that the Florida League of Cities will also be attempting to produce
legislation that will solve enclave problems, and encouraged CALNO's consideration and support
of that matter as well.
Mr. Robert King, 2211 Black Hammock, Oviedo, came forward and spoke in opposition to
annexation of enclaves. He suggested emphasis be put on de-annexation of surrounding areas
as an alternative solution.
REPORTS FROM MEMBERS
Chairperson Kaehler suggested the Members Reports be suspended due to the late hour. The
Council concurred.
MOTION:
Mr. Anderson moved, Me. Jore seconded, and
motion carried unanimously to a(ljoum the
meeting.
Donna G. Acovino
Recording Secretary
Cindy Kaehler
CALNO Chairperson
APPROVED
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