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The Council ofLoca! Governments in Seminole County (CALNO) held a meeting Wednesday, May
6, 1998 at 7:00 p.m., Casselberry City Hall Commission Chambers, 95 Triplet Lake Drive,
C;lSselberry, Florida.
1. CALL TO ORDER/INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Chairperson Cindy Ge:nnell called the meet.ing to order at 7:22 p.m. A moment of silence was held,
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
2. RQt t C \ U
Members Prese111:
Deputy Mayor Citldy Getllldl, City of Winter Springs, CALNO ChaiJperson
CommiSSlOner AJ Clark, City () f Casselberry
Deputy Mayor Gary Brendt1f. City of Lake Mary, CALNO Treasurer
Commissioner Ron Sargent. ('!tv \) f Longwood
Commissioner Brady Lessard, (it)' of Sanford
CommissIOner Grant Malo\'. SenliOo1e County Commission
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Board Member Larry Furlong. Seminole County School Board
Others Pres_~nt
\1aycwCou.unissioner Bmce A 1'; '!Iovost, City of Casselberry
Vice \layor/Commissioner David (knson, City of Casselberry
Connnissioner Carl Robertson, City of Casselberry
Commi"siouer 0\\ en Sheppard, City of Casselberry
Jack 1\1 Schluckebir.'l, Ca",selbetry City Manager
Thehna 1\kPhersoJl; (asselberry City Clerk
Donna Gardner, Casselberr\ Com.rulssion Secretary
Raul PalellZuela, Casselbern Assistant Director of Public \Vorks
Hector Bustillo, CasselbelTv ('ADD Technician
Sheriff Don F. Eslinger. Senut',ole ('ount) Sheriff's Department
Ann Bryant, Seminole ( ,'ull v SherlWs Dep<U1ment C()0rdinc.~tor of Inmate Work Crews
Captaul Terry Huffman. ih!\!ny Direct,ij "f Department of Correl.'tions
Tep'" ' 'dtke, President. (\nkllIl, P0l1eriJiI,1 Holmes Engineers, Inc.
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3. APPRO\' AL OF APRll. 1. 1998 MINUTES
MOTION: Deputy Mayor Brender moved, Commissioner
Sargent seconded, and motion carried
unanimously to approve the April 1, 1998 Council
of Local Governments in Seminole County
minutes, as presented.
4. TREASURER'S REPORT
Vice Mayor Brender, Treasurer, reported the current balance was $923.26, with no activity since the
last Treasurer's Report.
MOTION: Commissioner Sargent moved, Commissioner
Clark seconded, and motion carried unanimously
to accept the Treasurer's Report as presented.
5. W:ELCOME~ BRUCE A. PRONOVOST. MAYOR OF CASSELBERRY
Mayor Pronovost welcomed the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County to the newly
renovated Casselberry City Hall and invited the CALNO Members to the City Hall Complex Open
House scheduled for mid-June 1998.
6. PROGRAM A: UPDATE ON THE EDUCATION/GOVERNMENT CA~!"_.E
CHAN~EL TELEVISION ISSUE
Chairperson Gennell reported the City of Winter Springs, the City of Lake Mary, the City of Sanford,
the Seminole County School Board, and the City of Oviedo have entered into the interlocal
agreement. She further reported the City of Altamonte Springs is not addressing the matter at this
time and the City of Casselberry and the City of Longwood bave not taken final action on the
iutedocal agreement to date.
Commissioner Maloy reported the Seminole County Commission Chairman is proposing
broadcasting the County Commission meetings as a separate project, and the interlocal agreement
for the education/government cable has not been addressed to date.
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Chairperson Gennell noted the issue would be addressed by Seminole Co~unityCollege at their
next meeting. Chairperson Gennell further noted that Vice President John Gannon has resigned
from the college and no longer will be serving on CALND.
Commissioner Clark stated the City of Casselberry was requesting more information regarding
financial obligations to the channel before it took final action on the interlocal agreement.
Chairperson Gennell stated that by joining the interlocal agreement the City would be involved in
the planning of the channel's format and operations as well as detennining the budget, and conld opt
out at any time without any obligations, financial or otherwise. Chairperson Gennell further stated
that those entities that do not chose to enter into the mterloca1 agreement will not be included in use
of the channel.
7. P~OGRAM B: INMATE LABOR
Sheriff Don Eslinger made a presentation regarding a new inmate labor program proposed to be
implemented in the Sheriffs Department next fiscal year. Sheriff Eslinger introduced Ann Bryant,
Coordinator ofInmate Work Crews and Captain. Terry Huffinan, Deputy Director of Department of
Corrections, who were present in the audience. Sheriff Eslinger stated the new program would be
day reporting on Saturday and Sunday, and would replace the current weekend program, in which
people conunence serving their sentence at 7:00 p.m. on Friday and conclude service at 6:00 p.m.
Sunday.
The current weekend pro gram compounds the existing overcrowding at the jail, with having to house
and feed approximately 50-100 additional inmates each weekend. Sheriff Eslinger stated the new
weekend inmate labor program would reduce operational costs significantly because the jail would
no longer have to house or feed those sentenced to the program, therefore reducing the cost of
supervision as well. Under the new weekend program, those serving a weekend sentence would
report at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday with their own lunch, work 8 hours, be released to go home and
return 7:00 a.m. on Sunday to do the same. The person would pay $30.00 each weekend for cost
of supervision.
Sheriff Eslinger requested the Members of CALNQ help coordinate changes within their entities
with respect to internal personnel scheduling in an effort to make the new weekend program a
success and ultimately save County taxpayers money by utilizing the skilled and unskilled labor (' f
those sentenced to the program. Sheriff Eslinger also requested the entities try to provide more lah'!
intensive jobs that will save the entity money, thereby benefitting the taxpayers. Sheriff Esli
noted that those sentenced would not require stringent supervision, because they would 1
considered inmates.
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8. PROGRA.J\'I C: ST. JOHN'S RIVER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.. WATER ~020-
CONSmERATIO~S FOR THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY
Comm.issioner Clark distributed and reviewed a handout entitled "Facts About Water" and then
introduced Raul Palenzuela, Casselberry Assistant Director of Public Works.
Mr. Palenzuela made a presentation regarding the St. John's River Management District's Water
2020 plan and its potential impacts on the City of Casselberry as well as other local utilities. The
Water 2020 plan is a regional water supply plan that will assure affordable and dependable sources
of water. The plan will be developed over the next few years cooperatively with local and regional
governments, major water suppliers and users, and interested citizens. The goal of the plan is to
resolve water supply issues before they become major problems. An outline of Mr. Palenzuela's
report and a copy of tile "Facts About Water" handout is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
9. NEW BUSINESS
Chairperson Gennell distributed a resolution regarding support of the "Intergovernmental. Planning
Coordination Agreement of 1997" by the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County and
requested the matter be considered as new business. A copy ofthe Resolution is attached to and
made a part of these minutes.
MOTION: Deputy Mayor Brender moved, Commissioner
Lessard seconded, and motion carried
unanimously to accept and approved the
Resolution supporting the Intergovernmental
Planning Coordination Agreement of 1997, as
presented.
Chairperson Genoell requested the ratification of an expenditure in the amount of $35.00 plus a
delivery charge for Secretaries' Day flowers given to the City of Winter Springs Deputy City Clerk
who serves as CALNO's secretary.
MOTION: Commissioner Sargent moved, Commissioner
Lessard seconded, and motion carried
unanimously to ratify the expenditure in the
amount of $35.00 plus deUvery charge for flowers
given to the Winter Springs Deputy City Clerk in
honor of Secretaries' Day.
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Chairperson Gennell suggested placing a Resolution supporting the Sheriffs day reporting program
on the June Meeting Agenda for consideration by the Council. The Council concurred with her
suggestion. Chairperson Gennell further suggested the Members bring input back from their entities
regarding the matter to the next meeting.
10. REPORTS FROM MEMBERS
Commissioner Clark of the City of Casselberry reported the following:
. Thanked Casselberry staff for the presentation and Gold Lion Restaurant for providing dinner
for the Council Members.
. Commended the Seminole County Sheriffs Department and the Casselberry Police
Department for recent arrests made at local adult entertainment establishments.
Deputy Mayor Brender of the City of Lake Mary reported the following:
. Noted the Legislative Update sch~duled for the next meeting was still tentative and that he
would confer with Chairperson G~ell over the next month regarding the matter. Further
noted the Lake Mary Finance Director would be making a brief presentation regarding the
recent Legislature's Police Pension vote and its affect on the City of Lake Mary.
. Reported money has been allocated for an instrument landing system at the Sanford-Orlando
Airport which will allow the arrivail oflarge aircraft from the east and should greatly decrease
air traffic over the City of Lake Mary. He further noted the Airport Authority still has to
address some specific wind conditions for the approach.
. Reported since January 1997, 2.8 Lmillion square feet of office space has been developed or
is in the process of being develop~ in the City of Lake Mary.
. Noted the City o fLake Mary has approximately $400,000.00 earmarked for the trail program.
which will start at the base of RiIiehart Road and Lake Mary Boulevard and run north to
County Road 46A. Further noted a 2.5 million dollar bridge is planned to cross 1-4 and
connect the trail to Heatbrow and the Wekiwa River.
Cotnmissioner Sargent of the City of Long wood reported the following:
. Reported the Longwood City Commission recently approved approximately $200,000.00
worth new computer equipment for its Public Safety Department which is compatible with
Seminole County's silent dispatch; program.,
. Noted the City of Longwood has changed its solid waste collector and has taken over the
solid waste billing internally.
. Reported the Longwood City Conunission has re-elected Rusty Miles as Mayor for another
one-year tenn.
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. Noted he has been having difficulties attending the Juvenile Justice Committee meetings and
requested another representative be appointed for the Committee. Chairperson Gennell
stated appointment of a new representative to the Juvenile Justice Committee would be
placed on the June Meeting Agenda, and although it is a CALNO appointment, it did not
necessarily need to be a member of the COWlcil. Chairperson Gennell requested the Council
Members inquire if other elected officials of their respective entities were interested in
serving in this capacity.
Commissioner Lessard of the City of Sanford reported the following:
. Reported the City of Sanford has narrowed its list for the City Manager position down to
three (3) applicants.
. Noted restoration withID Sanford's historical district continues to progress.
. Noted the crime rate has decreased and property values in general within the City of Sanford
have greatly increased. Further noted an ad valorem tax rate reduction was anticipated for
the next fiscal year.
CALNO Chairperson/Deputy Mayor Gennell of the City of Winter Springs reported the following:
. Requested input regarding the Seminole Visions Project. Commissioner Clark stated
Casselberry was continuing support of the project subject to specific conditions being met
in the future regarding the composition of the Board of Trustees and the project's budget.
Deputy Mayor Brender, Commissioner Maloy, Commissioner Sargent, and Commissioner
Lessard stated their respective entities have not readdressed the matter to date.
. Noted the City of Winter Springs in conjunction with Se:minole County held the grand
opening of the Winter Springs Trail Head on Tuesday, May 5, 1998. Further noted the City
of Winter Springs in conjunction with the City of Oviedo will be conducting additional
festivities for the trail segment on May 16, 1998.
. Reported the City of Winter Splings cWTently has two special assessment districts; one is for
the Oak Forest Wall; the other is for the Tuskawilla Beautification District.
. Thanked the City of Casselbeny staff for dinner and hosting the meeting.
Commissioner Maloy of the Seminole County Commission reported the following:
. Noted the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council has scheduled an all day summit
on Friday, June 5, 1998 for all members of the Planning Council.
. Briefly discussed future expansion plans for I~4 and urged Council Members to contact their
State Legislators to obtain more information about the plans and voice their concerns.
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Board Member Furlong of the Seminole COlUlty School Board reported the follo,-"mg:
. Reported the Seminole County Academic Team, comprised of students from several the
County's high schools, has won the 1998 State Academic Competition.
. Reported the Seminole County Teacher of the Year is one of the five finalists for the State
of Florida Teacher of the Year competition.
. Reported the Seminole County School Board has been selected as one ofthe pilot sites for
chartered schools.
. Noted the School Board is still seeking future development sites in the Oviedo area.
Requested that in the future the respective entities get a suitability report from the School
Board whenever a developer proposes eannarkmg land for as a proposed school site to
ensure it meets the requirements of either a elementary, middle school or high school.
. Noted the School Board recently held an awards ceremony honoring approximately 400
Seminole County students who placed either in first, second or third place in State and
National academic, athletic, art and music competitions.
. Reported the School Board is currently undergoing a middle school rezoning process which
will affect the Casselbe.rry/Wmter Springs area.
. Noted he was disappointed in an article from the May 6, 1998 Orlando Sentinel regarding
the Seminole County desegregation plan. Further noted he had empathy for the affected
parents' but noted the School Board did the best it could by attempting to impact the least
amount of people if possibly could.
11. ADJ01JRNMENT
Chairperson Gennell adjourned the meeting at 9:38 p.rn.
Minutes respectful(y submitted by:
Donna G. Gardner
City Commission Secretary
City of Casselberry
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Facts about Water
Water is the real limit to Growth.
Great is the availability of water - on average~ earth's water cover is two miles deep- but
97.5% is saJ.ine. Of the remaining 2.5%, which is fresh,
700,10 is in icecaps
29% i.s inaccessible
1 % is available for human use
Water consumption is growing at the rate of over 10% per year in North.America (over
1000%since 1900), over 13% in South America, and over 16% in Europe. .Thewater usage
per head has doubled since 1940, while global population has doubled since 1940.
Farming takes most: World US
Agriculture 691'/'0 49%
Industry 23% 42%
Domestic 8'}o 901'0
Water sanity is a world problem. It is a limited problem in the US. Counmeslike Israel,
Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, and others withdraw beyond their barrier (must withdraw water flowing
from other countries). Environmental damage adds to the problem. In Russia the AraI Sea has
shrunk to 1/3 it's size in 1960. In the past 100 years twenty two states in the U. S. lost at least
500/0 of their original wetlands, with seven states losing over 80%. Florida has lost 46%. Water
is a global problem, perhaps the next great conflict after oil.
Li"i.og with scarcity requires policies for allocation and conservation. Allocation between
sectors, countries and communities, either by rationing~ negotiation, price or trade. Conservation
involves recycling. reducing and re-using. American industries have achieved over 7000.4 more
recycling since 1968. The state fathers say Florida has a problem.
In Florida, water is free. The cost to pump it, treat it, store it and pipe it is what we pay ($. 10 to
$4445 per 1000 gal.). In several of the western states people have water rights and trade or sell
[heir water rights. San Diego averages 12" of rain per year (except for El Nino) while Central
Florida gets about 53" of rain per year. Florida is basically a water rich state. Most of our
drinking water is pumped from the acquifer. Since around 80% of the people in Florida live
within 20 miles of the coast, the pumping has caused salt intrusion into the acquifer. The Pinellas
county acquifer is totally saline. All their drinking water is pumped from Pasco and Hillsborough
counties. Salt intrusion also exists in Sarasota county and along the east coast in Dade and
Broward counties. The Florida acquifer system runs roughly along the Turnpike from Central
Florida to Dade county. What happens in Central Florida affects the available drinking water in
Dade county
In Central Florida we don't need the conservation that other counties may need but if we want to
re...c~...e "Hi Federal fund~ we will need to have a conservation program in place
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OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
mE FOL.LOWING RESOLUTION WAS AllOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS OF SEMlNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AT THEm REGULARLY
SCHEDULED MEETING OF MAY 6, 1998.
WHEREAS, SEMINOLE COUNTY (the "COUNTY') and the cities of AL T AMONTE
SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, OVIEDO, SANFORD, AND WINTER
SPRINGS (the "CITIES"), and the SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY (the "SCHOOL
BOARD"), are pursuing the adoption of an interloeal agreement known as the "Intergovernmental
Planning Coordination Agreement of 1997" (the "IPCA'') for the purpose of providing mutual and timely
notification between and among the COUNTY, CITIES and SCHOOL BOARD, which have mutual
borders affected by any voluntary annexation, contraction, density changes, rezonings, comprehensive
plan changes, or other land use actions prior to official acti.on by either the COUNTY or the CITIES; and
WHEREAS, the COUNTY, CITIES and SCHOOL BOARD desire to mutually cooperate with
each ether for ,he purposes of t:nsuring laud l.lse compatibility, insomuch as practical, provide for
efficient and eff(~ctive public services to residents of both the COUNTY and the CITIES, provide for a
dispute/conflict resolution mechanism, and establish collaborative land use planning mechanisms; and
WHEREAS, it is beneficial to the public for the COUNTY, CITIES and SCHOOL BOARD to
work together in a spirit of hannony and cooperation as evidenced from the past; and
WHEREAS, Part II, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, requires that local governments adopt
comprehensive plans which include mechanisms for determining coordination processes and procedures
with adjacent local governments; and
WHEREAS, tbe COUNTY and CITIES agree that the IPeA serves as an interim step toward
the adoption of joint planning agreements; and
NOW, THF:fH.'f'OIU:, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COlJNCn. OF LOCAL GOVER.\-IENTS or
SEMINOLE COL'NTY, FLORIDA, THAT:
1. The IPCA will establish a framework for coordination, communication and notificatIOn of
proposed land use actions, will blJild cooptlration between the COtTNTY, CITIES and SCiiOOL
BOARD, will create an opportunity and process to resolve potential disputes, and will serve as an interim
step until the COUNTY and CITIES adopt joint planning agreements.
2. The Council of Local Governments of Seminole County fully supports and encourages the
adoption of the (peA by the COUNTY, CITIES and SCHOOL BOARD.
ADOPTED THIS 6TH DAY OF MAY 1998,
AITEST:
COUNCIL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS OF
SEMfNOLE COUNTY. FLORlDA
BY:
Cindy Gennett, Chairman
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