Richard D. Anderson

"We are only about 50 percent built out," said Richard Anderson, Apopka's chief administrative officer.

"We are looking under every rock we can look under to cut costs," said Apopka's chief administrator, Richard Anderson.
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Anderson stressed that the city is still weighing whether it will contract with the three-time all-star and 1984 World Series winner.Anderson met Wednesday with Lemon's business partner and wife, Gigi, to discuss the deal.
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"It is not business as usual for cities, so we are looking at ways to do everything more efficiently," Anderson said.

His staff is also looking at privatizing building inspections and raising ambulance and other fees, he said.
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"He would make his money by charging a fee for those programs and conducting baseball tournaments and clinics with professional sports figures," Anderson said.

Richard Anderson, chief administrative officer for the city, said the restaurant owes an estimated $295,000, including four months of rent, back fees and other deposits.

"What the owner told me was that business was off about 50 percent from last year and with increasing food costs it was just impossible to make rent," Anderson said.

The first week of May, the city gave the Captain and the Cowboy 10 days to make good on payments or face eviction, Anderson said.The restaurant was shuttered Thursday.

Richard is currently the Chief Administrative Officer for Apopka.

At the time, Richard Anderson, Apopka city administrator, said that the city would have worked with school officials on allowing the early site work, if the school officials had contacted the city.

Information contained in this article was provided by: Richard Anderson, Chief Administrative Officer City of Apopka.I would like to sincerely thank him for his contribution and assistance.

ROCK SPRINGS ROAD EXPANSION TO START IN THE FALL
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Richard Anderson, city administrator, echoed Crowe's statement about public input.

"The plan is only good if the community accepts it," Anderson said.