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I/ ar ,9 , cl CITY OF CLERMONTLNICONDITIONALUSEPERMIT. (CUP) APPLICATION DATE: 0/ D• -- ?b FEE: PROJECT NAME:Ck S 40 a' 1 APPLICANT: v k\ t e-av `j S o.r t°Y - • 5 `7.12a Jwa I fLAddress.)g f! ol 3 ) `' City: LC..State:zip:300 Phone d L 3 - -B of 6 Fax: D 2 3q3 Lfck E -Mail:0 e*@I L cam\ -,\‘ ,1 0 OWNER: Auw._ kkez,u4 eC Address: 1City2f O c`State:Zip:3 Phone `-C`7' - i 9(p Fax: 352- - 343- ( 40k7 Address of Subject Property: — 156 VJQ Si o eCnevoNA i- r n General Location: C O(P S` 7\Ue- e' D(" A Legal Description (include copy of survey):7°I s 5'B)0 p'-`-- t°''n"f" I 76\-s Teic- t ke_ C - W4Necio-c (2ecokr-s_ i i3 ODK K G 2 fit5(1c._ tar (s 0 ( L- C Co v ,_U,L_ Land Use (City verification required): Zoning (City verification required): CITY OF CLERMONT CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) APPLICATION Page 2 Detailed Description of request (What are you proposing to do and why is it appropriate for this location? Attach additional page is necessary. b PSG _1 t C C,)•ter} '' Ve_v'' (o y-\ C e ee e-I r v Dv v! Ile r n onto. hvt Me t) e f^I 9Pue 0 -ovoSe 6. Kio k hoG'ss oy. hill-, v4 4iv4e 4 aS Clgu5 use i t S^TO krarkilt4ecJ ci)koase )v ad v j C_letPSi, V I o le l slcUai . 7Me . NM CA0 6 U 'der, 11) +a C ;K GE CeVA: cc es. Ole to 14idfue II u - - 4 he_ ccS is 14 nct 4 L Applicant Name (print)pplicant Name (signature) C La_C Owner Name (print)fw er Name (sign M) NOTICE * * * * * * IF THIS APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED INCOMPLETE OR INACCURATE, IT WILL BE SUBJECT TO A DELAY ON PROCESSING AND WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED UNTIL CORRECTIONS ARE MADE. City of Clermont 685 W. Montrose St. P.O. Box 120219 Clermont, FL. 34712 -0219 352) 394 -4083 Fax: (352) 394 -3542 0 THIS INSTRUMENT WAS PREPARED BY: JOHN C. TRENTELMAN, Attorney 207 N. Magnolia Avenue Ocala, Florida 34475 -6625 PARCEL NUMBER: consideration: $245, 000.00 WARRANTY DEED THIS INDENTURE, made the G' day of o -r-2008, between, PAMELA H. BARBER, Individually and as Trustee of the Pamela H. Barber Revocable Trust under trust dated July 29, 1998, whose mailing address is: 2202 SE 25 St., Ocala, FL 34471, hereinafter called the grantor*, and HULK HEAVY TRANSPORT, INC., whose mailing address is: P.O. Box 1207, Zellwood, FL 32798, hereinafter called the grantee* WITNESSETH: that said grantor, for and in consideration of the sum of ten dollars, and other good and valuable considerations to said grantor in hand paid by said grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted, bargained and sold to the said grantee, and grantee's heirs and assigns forever, the following described land, situate, lying and being in Lake County, Florida, to -wit: Lots 4 & 5, Block 96, City of Clermont, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 8, pages 17 -23, public records of Lake County, Florida. The above described property being neither the homestead of nor contiguous to the homestead of the grantor herein. and said grantor does hereby warrant the title to said land, and will defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever, except taxes for 2008. * "Grantor" and "grantee" are used for singular or plural as context requires. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, grantor has hereunto set grantor's hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in our presence. 1 '1 a SZ 2' L C. ice,„ J.PAMELA H. BARBER, Trustee witn witness *2 STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MARION The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this (° , day of °')<--''` , 2008, by Pamela H. Barber, f /k/a Pam Bronson, as Trustee of the Pamela H. Barber Revocable Trust, under trust dated July 29, 1998, who is personally known to me, and who did not take an oath. 41.. ".,t, JOHN C•TRENTELMAN Notary , State of Florida Of? * MYCOI IISSIONODD667833 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES:EXPIRES: July 31,2011 aF 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 f:FN 2008105923 1Cc ct - 1s 03676 Ps 0127; :1 c s ) DATE: 09/10/2008 10:54:02 yl NEIL KELLYr CLERK. OF COURT THIS INSTRUMENT WAS PREPARED BY:LAKE COUNTY JOHN C. TRENTELMAN, Attorney RECORDING FEES 10.00 io207 N. Magnolia Avenue DEED DOC 1 400.00 Ocala, Florida 34475 -6625 PARCEL NUMBER:2422250100- 098 -00400 consideration : $200, 000.00 WARRANTY DEED THIS INDENTURE, made the g day of 4/ 2008, between, PAMELA H. BARBER, Individually and as Trustee of the Pamela H. Barber Revocable Trust under trust dated July 29, 1998, whose mailing address is: 2202 SE 25 St., Ocala, FL 34471, hereinafter called the grantor *, and HULK HEAVY TRANSPORT, INC., whose mailing address is: P.O. Box 1207, Zellwood, FL 32798, hereinafter called the grantee* WITNESSETH: that said grantor, for and in consideration of the sum of ten dollars, and other good and valuable considerations to said grantor in hand paid by said grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted, bargained and sold to the said grantee, and grantee's heirs and assigns forever, the following described land, situate, lying and being in Lake County, Florida, to -wit: Lot 6, Block 96, City of Clermont, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 8, pages 17 -23, public records of Lake County, Florida. The above described property being neither the homestead of nor contiguous to the homestead of the grantor herein. and said grantor does hereby warrant the title to said land, and will defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever, except taxes for 2008. * "Grantor" and "grantee" are used for singular or plural as context requires. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, grantor has hereunto set grantor's hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in our presence. StA PAMELA H. BARBER, Trustee Jr. I ILitP,A N. 114,c & witness #2 STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MARION The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of .m- , 2008, by Pamela H. Barber, f /k/a Pam Bronson, as Trustee of the Pamela H. Barber Revocable Trust, under trust dated July 29, 1998, who is personally known me, and who did not take an oath. JOHN c.norrEI.Mlw Notary P‘c, State of Florida MY COMMISSION #DD667833 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: 2 EXPIRES: July31, 2011u '4'Eatt ` ` BondedTh Bigot NotaryServices CITY OF CLERMONT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION December 2, 2008 CITY COUNCIL January 13, 2009 OWNER/ APPLICANT: Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc. PROJECT NAME:Max's House Counseling Center REQUESTED ACTION: Request for a CUP to allow an At Risk Youth Counseling Center in the R -3 (Residential/ Professional) Zoning District. proposed Central Business District - CBD zoning) LOCATION:Northwest corner of Desoto St. and West Ave EXISTING LAND USE: Single Family Residence FUTURE LAND USE DISTRICT:Non - Established District 6 (NED -6) Proposed EBD -1) FUTURE LAND USE CLASSIFICATION:Residential EXISTING ZONING:R -3 (Residential/ Professional) SURROUNDING CONDITIONS: LAND USE ZONING FUTURE LAND USE DISTRICT / CLASSIFICATION NORTH: Commercial CBD Established Business District 1 (EBD -1) / CBD SOUTH: Church R -3 Non - Established District 6 (NED -6)/ Residential EAST: Commercial CBD Established Business District 1 (EBD -1) / CBD WEST: Day Care R -3 Non - Established District 6 (NED -6) / Residential ROAD CLASSIFICATION:Desoto St.. - Local UTILITY AREA:City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE UTILITIES:City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE VISIT:11 -7 -08 SIGNS POSTED:By applicant. 1 of Max's House L4K CITY OF CLERMONT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION December 2, 2008 CITY COUNCIL February 24, 2009 OWNER/ APPLICANT: Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc. PROJECT NAME: Max's House Counseling Center REQUESTED ACTION: Request for a CUP to allow an At Risk Youth Counseling Center in the R -3 (Residential/ Professional) Zoning District. proposed Central Business District - CBD zoning) LOCATION: Northwest corner of Desoto St. and West Ave EXISTING LAND USE: Single Family Residence FUTURE LAND USE DISTRICT: Non - Established District 6 (NED -6) Proposed EBD -1) FUTURE LAND USE CLASSIFICATION: Residential EXISTING ZONING: R -3 (Residential/ Professional) SURROUNDING CONDITIONS: ROAD CLASSIFICATION: Desoto St. - Local UTILITY AREA: City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE UTILITIES: City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE VISIT: 11 -7 -08 SIGNS POSTED: By applicant. 1 of Max's House LAND USE ZONING FUTURE LAND USE DISTRICT / CLASSIFICATION NORTH: Commercial CBD Established Business District 1 (EBD -1) / CBD SOUTH: Church R -3 Non - Established District 6 (NED -6)/ Residential EAST: Commercial CBD Established Business District 1 (EBD -1) / CBD WEST: Day Care R -3 Non - Established District 6 (NED -6) / Residential ROAD CLASSIFICATION: Desoto St. - Local UTILITY AREA: City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE UTILITIES: City of Clermont Water / Sewer SITE VISIT: 11 -7 -08 SIGNS POSTED: By applicant. 1 of Max's House ANALYSIS The applicant is requesting a conditional use permit to allow a youth counseling center within the R -3 or the CBD zoning district. At risk counseling centers would be considered a conditional use within the R -3 zoning district or the CBD zoning district. The applicant is proposing to renovate an existing single family residence of approximately 2,000 square feet. The counseling services that will be offered are geared toward "at risk youth ". The counseling staff will provide group counseling workshops on high risk activities such as drug use, pregnancy, STD's, gang activity, and domestic violence. The applicant will also provide tutoring for GED certificates. The hours of operation are expected to be from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. seven days a week. Location Map 2 of Max's House STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: Staff believes this area could support this type of use. Staff does not have any objections for this type of use for a CUP to allow an "at risk" counseling center in either the R -3 or CBD zoned parcel. CUP CONDITIONS: Section 1 - General Conditions The conditions as set forth in this Conditional Use Permit shall be legally binding upon any heirs, assigns and successors in title or interest. 2. No further expansion of the use or additions to the facility shall be permitted except as approved by another Conditional Use Permit. 3. The property shall be developed in substantial accordance with the conceptual site plan prepared by Weaver Boos Consultants. Formal construction plans, incorporating all conditions stated in this permit, shall be submitted for review and approved by the Site Review Committee prior to the issuance of a zoning clearance or other development permits. The conceptual site plans submitted with the CUP application are not the approved construction plans. 4. No person, firm, corporation or entity shall erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, remove, improve, move, convert, or demolish any building or structure, or alter the land in any manner within the boundary of the project without first submitting necessary plans, obtaining necessary approvals, and obtaining necessary permits in accordance with the City of Clermont Land Development Regulations and those of other appropriate jurisdictional entities. 5. The final Certificate of Occupancy shall not be issued until each of the stated conditions has been met. 6. If any of the stated conditions are violated, the applicant understands and agrees that the City Council may revoke this Conditional Use Permit by resolution. 7. The Conditional Use Permit must be executed and processed through the office of the City Manager within 90 days of its date of grant by the City Council or the permit shall become null and void. 8. No business can occupy any portion of the building(s) after construction and final Certificate of Occupancy, unless the proposed business has applied for and obtained a Local Business Tax Receipt from the Planning and Zoning Department. 3 of Max's House 9. This permit shall become null and void if substantial construction work has not begun within two (2) years of the date of this Conditional Use Permit is executed and signed by the permittee. "Substantial construction work" means the commencement and continuous prosecution of construction of required improvements ultimately finalized at completion. 10. If the "At Risk" Counseling center develops any adverse activities as documented by the City Police department, the CUP may be either revisited by the City Council for further restrictions or revoked by the City Council. Section 2 — Land Use 1. The property is approved for use as an At Risk Counseling center as well as uses permitted with the zoning district. Section 3 - Transportation Improvements: 1. Sidewalks shall be required along all public road frontages in accordance with City codes. Section 4 — Architectural Design Standards All structures shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the Architectural Standards of the City of Clermont. In addition, the following shall be allowed: 1. All fencing within public view shall be ornamental metal or brick. 2. All materials stored outside must be within an opaque enclosure, as part of the site plan and approved by the City's Site Review Committee. Storage trailers or other storage systems shall be prohibited. 4 of Max's House P.A.L. Holdings, LLC, Loretta Lacek 756 West Avenue MaX's House Vision Clermont Teens will develop personal accountability and healthy, respectful relationships with peers, adults, and the community. Mission MaX's House will engage Teens and Townspeople in a productive partnership while providing community, social, educational, and personal growth activities in a safe, secure environment. Motto MaX's Teens: Moral and eXcellent Service - oriented Teens. Overview MaX's House, dedicated to ensuring Teens develop the ability and the means to navigate life, will offer a variety ofrecreational and character development programs and resources, tutoring, mentoring, and career, educational, and personal issues workshops along with life skills experiences leading to a successful transition to responsible adulthood. Board Members Donna Marie Shryock, President Jason Owsley, Secretary Virginia Smith, Vice President Mary Minich Gloria Tokics, Treasurer Sponsorship Teen support systems, including, but not limited to, school guidance counselors, police officers, school social workers, teachers, pastors, business partners, students, and media will provide both time and resources to MaX's House and the Clermont Community. Staff Prospective staff must complete an application process, present a resume, submit to a background check, drug screening, a de- escalation class, and attend an orientation session. Volunteers Prospective volunteers must complete a volunteer application process, present a resume, submit to a background check, drug screening, a de- escalation class, and attend an orientation session. Structure 1. Open Hours: Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 2. Activities:Bible Study; Tutoring; Health & Fitness; Mentoring; Homework Assistance; Recreation; Service Learning; Workshops for parents, teens, career /education, personal issues Computer Lab; Character Development. 3. Registration: All Teens must complete a registration packet, attend an orientation session and a one on one interview prior to participation in any MaX's House program or activity. Program Awareness & Participation Awareness ofand participation in MaX's House will come through advertising, invitations, open house events, word -of- mouth, personal interests /needs, parent requests, peers, school guidance counselors, teachers, & social workers, service learning project supervisors, athletic coaches, advertising, local publications, workshops, and the internet (Facebook & My Space). Security ADT Security monitors the entire facility, room -by -room, and will notify appropriate emergency personnel when/if needed. Teens will receive a membership badge to wear, with a check -in ID system. Visitors will wear a Visitor Pass. 0 MAX'S HOUSE Parental Consent and Hold Harmless Agreement THIS CONSENT AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT is executed this day of 20, by as the parent(s) legal guardian(s) of hereinafter "Minor ") whose date of birth is The undersigned requests that Max's House, Inc., its officers, directors, agents, employees, independent contractors, and volunteers, (hereinafter collectively, "Max's House "), allow Minor to participate in the services that Max's House provides, including but not limited to educational tutoring, internships and financial counseling (hereinafter "Services "). In connection with this request, the undersigned makes the following representations and agreements, understanding that Max's House is relying on them in rendering the Services to the Minor. By executing this Parental Consent, the undersigned: Authorizes Max's House to obtain information regarding the background of the Minor, including without limitation, criminal history. Authorizes Max's House to use the Minor's name and image without compensation in material produced by Max's House, including without limitation print material, audio and video materials. Releases Max's House (Individually and on behalf ofthe Minor) from any and all liability for any loss whatsoever which may arise from the Minor's participation in the Services, including any loss arising from the negligence of Max's House. Holds Max's House harmless from any third party liability, claim or damages for injury, death or damages of any kind or nature whatsoever to any person or their property resulting from the Minor's participation in the Services or any action whatsoever taken either on the premises of Max's House or going to /from Max's House; and furthermore, agrees to pay reasonable attorney's fees and costs incurred by Max's House for any action arising under this paragraph, whether or not such action is well founded. This Consent is intended to be construed and interpreted as broadly and inclusively as permitted by the laws of Florida. If any portion of this consent is found or declared to be invalid or unenforceable, such invalidity shall not affect the remainder of this Consent. My executors and assigns shall be bound by this Consent and Hold Harmless Agreement. The undersigned acknowledges and represents: The Minor does not have a behavioral disorder that requires the administration of medication. The Minor does not have a history of exhibiting violent behavior. In the event the Minor exhibits any violent behavior, Max's House will immediately notify local law enforcement and expel the Minor from Max's House. Parent/Natural Guardian C A check/ cash) _ / Donation: Yes, I would like to make a tax- deductible contribution of L to Max's House!! 1 ` r1 MA,X'S NOVSE, iN(. Name (Last)First MI Address City State Zip DOB Grade School Parent/Guardian Phone Parent/Guardian Phone Email Address Cell Phone Please provide Email address ifavailable for weekly activities & upcoming news) Emergency Contact Phone Physician Phone Policy Insurance Company Name Dentist Phone Policy Additional Medical Information (i.e., Diabetic, Allergies,) The participant on this registration form has my permission to participate in and travel with MAX'S HOUSE, INC. for all events, retreats and scheduled trips. I understand it is my student's responsibility to inform me ofthe events in which he /she is participating. In the absence of a signature, payment offees and/or, participation in this program shall constitute acceptance ofthe conditions set forth in this agreement. I hereby release Max's House, Inc., it's staff, volunteers and sponsors from any liability for any injury my son/daughter may sustain while participating in any Max's House, Inc. event, retreat, trip and/or gathering. In the event of an emergency, I hereby authorize one of the adult leaders from Max's House, Inc. to serve as an agent for me, to consent to any x -ray exam, medical, dental, or surgical diagnosis treatment and/or hospital care. Care must be provided by a physician, EMT, RN, surgeon, dentist (as appropriate) licensed to practice under the laws ofthe states where services are rendered, either at a doctor's office or in any hospital or clinic. I expect to be contacted as soon as possible if my child becomes injured. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Max's House, Inc., employees, elected officials and volunteers while acting within the scope oftheir duties as such from and against all claims, demands, losses and liabilities of any kind and character, including cost of defense, arising out of, or in any way connected with the registrants participation in any Max's House, Inc. activity or function. Max's House, Inc. is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment. To promote safety and comfort for all, we ask individuals to act appropriately at all times when they are on site, at Max's House, Inc. and/or participating in our programs. Inappropriate behaviors will NOT be tolerated. This includes, but is not limited to: 1. Inappropriate attire is not permitted. Modesty is expected. Please refrain from: Wearing pants that are sagging and exposing underwear, clothing that is exposing too much skin (stomach etc.), and clothing that is tight and seductive. 2. Angry or vulgar language including swearing, name - calling, racial remarks, shouting, or harassment is not acceptable at any time. 3. Any demonstration of sexual contact (i.e. handholding, snuggling, prolonged hugging) is not permitted. Guys and girls should abide by the six inch rule (i.e. stay at least six inches apart from the opposite gender) 4. Theft or behavior that results in destruction of property will not be tolerated. Liability includes, but is not limited to replacement ofdamaged property. 5. Carrying a concealed weapon (including knives) or devices /objects that may be used as weapons is never permitted. We have a ZERO TOLERANCE to threats, harmful acts against others and weapons. 6. Carrying or using illegal chemicals, alcohol and drugs are not permitted. Max's House, Inc. is a smoke free environment. Smoking is not permitted. 7. Media Release; TV, Radio, Press, Internet Permission- by signing, you, the parent, are granting Internet access. 8. Loitering is not permitted on the Max's House, Inc. site, grounds, or parking lot. Individuals must attend regularly scheduled programs or leave premises. Do not hesitate to notify a staff member or volunteer ifyou have witnessed anyone that is not abiding by the code of conduct and /or is someone you know has been threatened or treated inappropriately. We are here to help. All reported incidences will be investigated. Suspension or termination from Max's House, Inc. may result from a violation of the Code of Conduct. Please see Parent/ Teen Handbook for more information. In order for your child to be picked up at school, attend a field trip, or travel with Max's House, Inc., your child must have a current regisration on file at Max's House, Inc. * ** I understand it is my responsibility and my teen's responsibility to communicate effectively to each other regarding school pickup, transportation and field trip attendance to and with Max's House, Inc. The Max's House, Inc. Driver will have a current list of students registered at Max's House, Inc. If your child is not on this list after registering for pickup, you may be called for confirmation. I understand I am responsible to pickup my child from Max's House, Inc. by the designated time following a field trip. All ofour adult mentors are volunteers and have dedicated their time. I understand that I need to make arrangements for supervision ofmy child ifI am unable to pick them up by the posted closing time. Max's House, Inc. has the right to refuse for any reason this transportation system to anyone who does not abide by the rules, code of conduct, dress code and/or regulations of Max's House, Inc. A Please allow pickup of my child from school for transportation with Max's House, Inc. I can be reached at (phone #)in case ofemergency during after school hours. I give my permission for my child's image to be used in any Max's House, Inc. related publications, promotional materials, Max's House, Inc. website, slide shows or presentations. I give my permission for my teen to use the Max's House, Inc. Computers and/or access the Internet via the computers. I understand that the students are not allowed to utilize the computer lab to log onto email accounts, My Space or any other form of chat rooms or communication ofany kind. I give my permission for my child to view PG13 movies. I understand and agree to all information stated in the registration packet unless indicated in writing prior to my child's participation in Max's House, Inc. use ofequipment, events, retreats, trip and/or gathering or function. Date Parent or legal guardian Date Parent or legal guardian Date Teen's signature Registrations may be faxed to 1- 352- 243 -6442 For more information call 1- 352 - 243 -1628 756 West Avenue Clermont, FL 34711 0 13130 Lakewind Drive 352 - 227 -8456 Clermont, Florida 34711 Virginia Y Smith Objective To utilize my knowledge, experience and education to provide skilled services to a select population Experience 1982 - 1985 Treasure Isle Nursing Home, Treasure Isle, Florida Social Worker Assessment and case management ofpatients Worked with a multi- disciplined group to provide services Provide ongoing training for staff Provide family members with support Coordinate insurance providers 1985 -1990 Dade County Public Health Clinic, Miami, Florida ChNd Youth and Family Counselor Conduct individual and group counseling Provide psycho educational Prenatal, birth control groups Networking with community resources to provide services to patients 1990 -1992 Jacksonville Hospital Miami, Florida Medical Social Worker Assessment, Counseling ofHIV clients. Discharge Planning. Coordinating services for clients 1998 — Present Orange County School Board Orlando, Florida School Social Work Psychosocial Assessment. GED tutoring. and Reading instruction Monitoring truant students Work to collaboratively mobilize resources ofagencies to students and families Promote, restore and enhance the well -being of students Truancy intervention and court representation for truant students Individual and group counseling Staff Training 0 Education 1979- 1983 Andrew University Berrien Springs, Michigan B.SW, Bachelor in Social Work. 1996 -1998 University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida MSW, Masters in Social Work Interests Walking, music, drama, reading, gardening, traveling. Reference Available upon request i State of Florida r1.2:-.s.:oiss:A Department of Education Professional Educator's Certificate ti:-,; --- "1; , '74 ,, ef 76ie i;i: , ;.4.,......,.We4.5a-rt 4.,.:,..: , I _7,2.1fr'1,11''''••,I .; -., t : Donnrie Kostrub- Shryock, MA, LMEAL 8130) Cell: (407) 421 -0809 EXPERIENCE Guidance Counselor Elementary School: English Speakers of Other Languages coordinator, individual counseling, anti - bullying coordinator, parent interaction, many other duties as assigned by principal. Groveland Elementary School, Lake County, August 2007- present Mental Health Counseling: Private practice; Testing administration, assessment, and counseling also conducting pre - marital, group, and individual counseling. Currently researching data on personality and learning styles. Presenting seminars on: communication, personal growth, and successful families and marriages. June 1999 to present Adjunct Teacher, Florida Hospital College ofHealth Sciences: Teaching Human Growth and Development, Intro to Psychology. August 2005 to May 2007 ReJoyce: A Wellness Center for Women: Assistant Director and Counselor for this nonprofit organization designed to help women find balance and wholeness through exercise, crafts, support groups, and classes. October 2004 — September 2006 Guidance Counselor High School: Ninth grade counselor for 700+ students (plus their parents) registration /class assignments, individual and group counseling, testing, award ceremony, preparation for graduation requirements and scholarships, mentoring, and other duties assigned by department head. East Ridge High School, Lake County, July 2003 -June 2004 Guidance Counselor Elementary School: Exceptional Student Education, all testing (FCAT, OLSAT, SRI, etc), individual and group counseling, parent interaction, award ceremonies, and many other duties assigned by the Principal. Mascotte Elementary School, Lake County, July 2002 -June 2003 Orlando Junior Academy: Grades pre-K — 8 individual and group counseling. Designed and implemented a successful weekly community service program for 7' and 8 graders. January 2000 to May 2000 (practicum) Abuse Prevention Curriculum (Gently Leading) developmental committee member, grades 5 -8, for the Southern Union Conference of Seventh -day Adventists. 1999 Collaborate Resources for Emotional Wellness committee member. Discuss and make recommendations crucial to issues concerning the socio- emotional- affective needs and issues for the education of students in the Florida Conference of Seventh -day Adventists. 1999 Campus Life Coordinator, Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences: Planned and coordinated all student activities and events (festivals, parties, picnics, lunches, get -a -ways, game nights, etc., ranging from 5 to 400 students per event), publications (school calendar, "mug book," yearbook, handbooks, and weekly newsletter), intramural sports, and Student Association advisor. June 1997 to June 1999 Sports Journalist: Boston Baseball magazine; A monthly magazine that caters to Boston Red Sox fans — circulation: 45,000. 1995 and 1996 seasons Secretary, Florida Conference Office of Education: Coordinated group events, programs, schedules, and entertainment for local, Union, and North American Division conferences. Corresponded with teachers, evaluations, testing, and teacher's legal responsibilities. Assistant Editor /Lay -out and Design for TRENDS In Education, a monthly newsletter for private school teachers. January 1995 to June 1997 Associate Assistant, Applied Digital Data Systems, a subsidiary of AT &T: Assisted with projects, publications and presentations for General Manager and Associates, coordinated itineraries, made all travel arrangements. January 1994 to December 1994 0 0 Assistant Organizer, Shenandoah Races: For this steeplechase even in the Gold Cup circuit, I coordinated and administered VIP /media relations, designed invitations, posters, tickets, passes, and programs (circ. 15,000 each). May 1993 to September 1993 Intern for Congressman Sikorski, Capital Hill, Washington D.C.: Drafted letters for constituent response, researched legislation, helped organize projects to be taken before congress. September 1990 to December 1990 ADDITIONAL SKILLS Human relations; public speaking; problem solving; teaching, training; projects; special events; convention planning and booth activity; interviewing researching, collecting and compiling data; listening; Internet; desktop publishing; Windows, Word, Word Perfect, PowerPoint, Excel, and PageMaker computer programs. Career and Personality Testing experience: 4MAT, 16 Personality Factor Inventory (IPAT), Your Personality Tree, PrePare/ Enrich, The Kaleidoscope Profile, etc. OTHER ACTIVITIES Guardian Ad Litem, Seminole County, FL 2001 Junior Achievement May 2002 CONTINUING EDUCATION Passed Mental Health Counseling State Boards August 2004 Eighteen -Hour English Speakers of Other Languages Overview Certification, 2003 National Guard Trained Crisis Responder (Terrorism and Disaster Response) June 2003 Compassion Fatigue Specialist Training, November 2001 Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator August 2001 FORMAL EDUCATION Master ofArts, dual emphasis in Mental Health Counseling and School Guidance Counseling Suma Cum Laude Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri, Orlando Campus December 2000 Bachelor of Science, Mass Communications Journalism Emphasis James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia May 1993 C193la1@wet< Lane Maitland, FL 32751 407) 590- 2102 407 260 -8031 orvday ©msn.com Orvile Clayton, NIA, M L CAREER Extensive behavioral health training and experience at clinical service SUMMARY delivery, program development, and administrative levels. Cumulative educational and experiential accomplishments have been characterized by initiative, innovation, and the ability to function effectively within an interdisciplinary team. Mental Health Program Director Brevard County Sheriff's Office Jail Complex, Cocoa, FL Oct 2004 — Present EXPERIENCE Development of suicide prevention protocols and guidelines for mental health unit and the larger Jail Complex staff Development of suicide prevention curriculum and provision of mandatory annual mental health and suicide prevention training for Jail Complex staff Provision of suicide risk assessment, clinical intervention and case management services to offenders Development and maintenance of working relationships with stakeholder agencies to facilitate care coordination functions Development & Implementation of Policies, Procedures and Operational Guidelines for overall functioning of MH unit Responsibility for staff hiring, orientation, mentoring and discipline Provision of clinical and administrative supervision for mental health unit Development of appropriate screening, assessment and documentation instruments to ensure effective and efficient mental health service provision Mental Health Specialist Orange County Corrections Orlando, FL Jan 1992 — Nov 2004 Conduct Mental status and Suicide Risk Assessments Conduct Individual and group counseling Provide Stafftraining in behavioral health and suicide risk prevention Conduct Baker Act assessments and initiate Baker Act psychiatric hospitalizations when indicated Provide psychopharmacological education, and monitoring Provide Staff consultation and supervision Provide short term case management and community referrals Network with judicial, legal, mental health, substance abuse and related systems/ agencies in the interest of individuals with behavioral disorders Coordinator, Prevention Services Seminole Community Mental EXPERIENCE Health Center, Altamonte Springs, Florida Aug. 1990 - Dec 1991 Developed and implemented novel community based prevention and early intervention programs for HIV and drug abuse in high risk neighborhood Formed partnerships with local community college and related agencies to institute community based GED and vocational classes Mental Health Counselor Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center Aug 1989- Aug 1990 Individual and group counseling for youth aged 10-18 Psycho educational groups for life skill management and development Family counseling Coordination of inpatient mental health treatment Staff training in crisis intervention skills development Medical / Psychiatric Social Worker Florida Hospital Altamonte Springs, FL Jan. 1986 Aug. 1989 Provided social work services to psychiatric, surgical and oncology units Conducted assessments and compiled psychosocial histories Provided inpatient individual and group counseling Facilitated educational and support groups for families of patients/clients Assisted in Baker Act and follow up court proceedings for seriously mentally ill individuals Provided court testimony in support of need for extended involuntary psychiatric hospitalization when indicated Served as member of interdisciplinary treatment planning team Coordinated guardianship proceedings when indicated Conducted family and patient support and psycho- educational groups to include I Can Cope and Reach for Recovery Provided referral, liaison, Nursing home, ALF, ACLF, and group home placements and other case management functions Retardation Caseworker City ofMiami Beach. Miami Beach, Florida April 1983- Dec. 1985 Provided individual and group counseling for clients Provided education and support for families and public Provided care coordination and case management services Assisted with developing job readiness skills and in job site preparation and client placement Conducted client selection interviews Responsible for parent communication and decision making regarding client termination from program for disciplinary or other reasons Guidance Counselor and Life Skills Teacher Herbert Morrison High School. Montego Bay, Jamaica Oct. 1981 - February 1983 Provided individual and group counseling for students Participated in parent conferences Provided college and career planning and guidance Provided special support to school athletic/ sports teams Developed curriculum and taught Life Skills class for freshmen, as well as seniors and selected students at risk for academic failure or dropout K - 12 Guidance Counselor and Biology Teacher St. Croix SDA School Christiansted, St. Croix, US Virgin Islands Aug. 1980 - Sept. 1981 Provided individual and group counseling and referral for students Conducted parent training and public education seminars Assisted in educational testing and determination of student placement Provided college and career planning and guidance Taught tenth grade biology class Consulted with teachers to provide behavioral strategies and principles for classroom management EXPERIENCE - Consultant to Prevention Initiative (HIV & AOD) Seminole PART TIME County Mental Health Center. Altamonte Springs, FL Jan - May 1992 CONCURRENT WITH Recommended program staffand assisted in hiring process. FULL TIME Provided training, guidance and supervision to prevention staff and POSITIONS feedback to agency administration EAP and Private Practice Individual and Family Counselor Lakeside Associates Altamonte Springs, FL March 1990 June 1992 Family and Adolescent Therapist University Behavioral Center Orlando, FL October 1990 - December 1991 Adolescent Mental Health Counselor Highland Park Hospital Miami, FL April 1985 - December 1985 Juvenile Counselor Berrien County Juvenile Detention Center. Berrien Springs, MI Jan 1980 - May 1980 Adult Education Teacher. Mandeville, Jamaica September 1977 - May1978 English & Health Science Teacher for adult high school students 0 EDUCATION USF - College of Public Health Tampa, Florida 1995 -2005 PHD Studies - Public Mental Health Services Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 1990 MSW — Clinical and Advanced Generalist tracks Andrews University Benien Springs, Michigan 1980 MA - Counseling and Guidance Northern Caribbean University Mandeville, Jamaica 1978 BA - dual majors: English and Science. Minor Education LICENSURES Licensed Clinical Social Worker (SW # 0003248) Licensed Mental Health Counselor (MH # 0002335) Eligible for licensure as Marriage and Family Therapist Certified to supervise mental health and social work interns seeking licensure REFERENCES Will be furnished upon request Florida Medical License Displa Page 1 of 1 License Verification Data As Of 2/13/2009 ORVILLE LAWRENCE CLAYTON LICENSE NUMBER: M112335 Ggrerai ecOroiar ;r Information Lcc ticn= Profession LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR License /Activity Status rte CLEAR /ACTIVE Qualifications Qualified Supervisor CSW Qualified Supervisor MHC License Expiration Date License Original Issue D. 3/31/2009 04/19/1990 Discipline on File NO Address of Record BREVARD COUNTY DETENTION CENTE COCOA, FL 32927 The information on this page is a secure, primary source for license verification provided by The Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance. This website is maintained by Division staff and is updated immediately upon a change to our licensing and enforcement database. httrr / /ww2.doh. state. fl. us /IRM0OPRAES/PRASINDI.ASP ?LicId= 2320 &ProfNBR =5203 2/13/2009 Florida Medical License Display Page 1 of 1 License Verification Data As Of 2/13/2009 ORVILLE LAWRENCE CLAYTON LICENSE NUMBER: SW3248 General eccm:iar ;+ Informati Locaticn Profession LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER License /Activity Status CLEARJACTIVE' Qualifications Qualified Supervisor CSW Qualified Supervisor MHC License Expiration Date License Original Issue Di 3/31/2009 05/17/1993 Discipline on File NO Address of Record BREVARD COUNTY JAIL COMPLEX 860 CAMP ROAD COCOA, FL 32927 The information on this page is a secure, primary source for license verification provided by The Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance. This website is maintained by Division staff and is updated immediately upon a change to our licensing and enforcement database. http: / /ww2. doh. state. fl. us /IRMOOPRAES/PRASINDLASP ?LicId= 3226 &ProfNBR =5201 2/13/2009 MARY FRANCES MINICH P.O. Box 715 Umatilla, FL 32784 352/250 -6242 EDUCATION Masters of Education /Ed Leadership National Louis University, FL 2005 Bachelor of Arts /Elementary Ed Stetson University, FL 1996 Associates /RHI Management Purdue University, IN 1978 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Program Specialist Student Services, Howey, FL 2006 - present K -5 Alternative Ed/Title I Teacher Triangle Elementary, Mt. Dora, FL 2002 -2006 4 Grade Alternative Ed Teacher Spring Creek Elementary, Paisley, FL 1997 -2002 8 Grade English Teacher Eustis Middle School, Eustis, FL 1996 -1997 OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCE Trainer of Teachers — Prevention Ed Throughout Florida 1999 - present Writing /Reading Workshop Facilitator Lake County, FL 2001 - present ESOL Trainer Lake County, FL 2000 - present Student Progression Plan Bright Futures Manager (District)Tech Con Professional Development Council RtI Curriculum Committee (District) PACE Team Technology Committee Homeless Education Contact SAC Chair PLC Coordinator Student Behavior Team SIP Team Textbook Manager New Beginnings Presenter Title 1 Team SACs Accreditation Team County Advisory Committee Secretary * Mentor Tutoring Coordinator/Teacher School Leadership Team Writing Coach FCAT Star Coordinator/Trainer Department In- service Coordinator Safety Contact CERTIFICATIONS /ENDORSEMENTS Educational Leadership Florida 2005 ESOL Florida 1998 Elementary Education (1 -6)Florida 1997 Shannon facet PO Box 572 • Winter Park, FL 32790 • (407) 383 -6099 • shannoniso@hotmail.com Professional Experience Director of Development — Orlando Shakespeare Theater 2007 to present Lead, plan, implement, and track all fundraising activities for the Theater, including grant research and writing for general operating support, capital improvements, and projects; special events planning and organization in partnership with the special events committee of the board; annual fundraising campaign organization, processing, and record keeping, in addition to support of board involvement; corporate sponsorship development, cultivation, and solicitation and fulfillment of commitments. Manage all fundraising materials, ensure complete record keeping and accounting, manage fundraising aspect of database. Work with Board of Directors to develop strategies to initiate and meet fundraising goals. Director of Marketing & Development — Enzian Theater /Florida Film Festival 2001- 2007 Supervise all programming, development, marketing, media and public relations efforts for a nationally recognized nonprofit independent theater and the Florida Film Festival with a total annual attendance of more than 100,000. Create and execute advertising campaigns, promotions, media coverage, and special events for five additional weekend film festivals per year, as well as four monthly special events. Develop corporate partnerships for programs, maintaining a renewal rate of more than 95% for four years. Administer budgets for Enzian Theater and the Florida Film Festival of approximately $2 million. Oversee membership programs, resulting in an increase in membership contributions of 50% in 2002, and 25% over the past three years through community outreach campaigns. Co -write public and private grant requests and process grant reports and expenditures. Represent the organization at public meetings, festivals and special events. Manage the activities of a staff of four, including the Programming Director, and numerous interns and volunteers. Write annual strategic and tactical plans, marketing /media plans, press releases, weekly online and monthly printed newsletters, and web content for two sites. Utilize marketing strategies including partnerships, ticket giveaways, branding, travel trade promotions, membership development, Internet campaigns, and direct mail. Direct the concept and production of all promotional and collateral materials. Maintain positive relations with local and national media outlets; schedule and organize press screenings and interviews. Produce promotional media and collateral. Conduct surveys and market research. Consult filmmakers on marketing strategies during festivals. Track and compile media coverage and Festival details for sponsor ROI reports and participating filmmakers, publicists, and distributors nationally. Office Administrator— Metro Orlando Film & Television Commission, a division of the EDC 1999 — 2000 Provided administrative support to the Film & Entertainment team, including financial and overall office management. Assisted in the coordination and execution of familiarization tours /location scouts. Facilitated monthly industry meetings. Maintained a database of more than 3,000 contacts and coordinated direct mail campaigns. Produced and distributed press kits and tracked media coverage. Compiled, formatted and edited a five -year strategic plan for the entire organization. Proofread collateral materials. Membership Development Coordinator —Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission 1998 -1999 Maintained a database of more than 2,500 members. Supervised all correspondence, including billing. Composed, consolidated and updated statistical and financial reports. Compiled and edited monthly newsletter. Conducted research on prospective members. Wrote and edited a comprehensive procedures manual. Freelance Writer /Proofreader— Production Group International / Allen and Associates 1997 to 1998 Wrote and designed proposals for an international events and communications agency to increase attractiveness to clients and create a more efficient process of training account executives. Composed, designed and proofread corporate resumes and correspondence. Achieved a 98% accuracy rate on printed final drafts. Promoted within 90 days of employment. atACrumion / Management Certificate ssociations /Skill Program Rollins College, completion May, 2007 Bachelor of Arts in English Literature University of Central Florida, 1995 Board Member, Women in Film & Television - Florida (President — 2005)2004 -2007 Enzian Theater Advisory Council 2007 - present Proficient in: Microsoft Office, Share Point, Base Camp, Adobe PhotoShop & InDesign, HTML, FileMaker Pro 0 Richard Guerrero 2923 Cedar Crest Drive Apopka, Florida 32712 407 -529 -7379 Since September of 2000, I have served as Lay Pastor of The Vineyard Seventh -day Adventist church. My responsibilities involve preaching, teaching bible studies, training, visiting and mentoring those who attend. The average age of those who attend is 22 years old. Prior to The Vineyard, I served as volunteer chaplain for the Juvenile Detention Center and for the Orange County Sheriff's boot camp for 2 1/2 years. We conducted spiritual programs for the young people both boys and girls. I have had the pleasure to work with young people as a friend and mentor for the past 24 years. Currently I have my own business as a Landscape Designer /Autocad Draftsman. I have worked in the field of Landscape Architecture since 1983. Website: www. thevinevardym.com References: (all references are friends who have known me for over 20 years) Dr. Jose Vicente Rojas, M. Div. Director of Volunteer Ministries North American Division of Seventh -day Adventist Silver Spring, Maryland 240) 401 -4164 Pastor Bill Crofton Director Youth Ministries Florida Conference of Seventh -day Adventist 655 N. Wymore Winter Park, Florida 407) 644 -5000 Pastor Sergio Tones Associate Director of Youth Ministries Florida Conference of Seventh -day Adventist 655 N. Wymore Winter Park, Florida 407) 644 -5000 Yamile Luna, MBA, RHIA Vice President Oncology, Medicine & Emergency Services Florida Hospital 601 E.Rollins Orlando, Florida 407) 303-8594 MINISTRY UPDATE The Vineyard Ministry began September 2000 to provide a place for youth and young adults. The ministry began by the request of several parentswhowereconcernedfortheirteenageoryoungadultchildrenwhowere no longer attending church because they did not feel a part of the church or that they were an accepted member. The Vineyard's "Come as You Are" mission is to nurture those who are seeking a loving relationship with God, as well as those returning to theSeventh -day Adventist faith. The church has continued to grow throughtheyears, with between 175 -225 people attending on a weekly basis, mostly young adults and young families from a wide diversity of back- grounds and cultures. The Vineyard, which is a lay- driven ministry with a volunteer leadershipteam, encourages these young adults to take an active role in the worshipservice, as well as outreach activities. Our goal is to reconnect individuals through experiencing the Word of God. May 9,007 Richard and Helen Guerrero have dedicated their time and talents at the 1 /inevard.for nearly seven years. 006 4GI In Mission through Giving Extending the helping hand of Christ is an important part of the mission at the Vineyard. Through the generosity of the church members, the Vineyard has been able to help many individuals in need throughout 2006, including but not lim- ited to the following community service projects: 1,400 donated to Lake Mack Tornado Relief Fund (one of the hardest hit areas of the February tornado disaster) 1,000 donation to Adventist Disaster Relief for the Lady Lake effort. 2,800 donated to help further the mission of the Dejando Huellas Ministry (Leaving Footprints) to help those in need in Latin America. 800 to provide six months of meals for the Treasure Teens House of Hope, which provides a safe place for troubled teens. v0 ' w AMNO Members hit the streets to share the love of Christ 1, 4 Treasure Teens" most of which had dropped out of school and were involved in drugs, have cleaned up their lives thanks to a special "House of Hope" ministry K_ -7 1 "' -, - * A tiL. jJ u" v Providing assistance to Disaster Relief teams to help those in crisis. Mission in Action Young adults and families continue to give of their time and talents in a variety of ways to share the love of Christ. Below are just a few of the worthy causes that the members of the Vineyard have helped over the past several months. Project Hope" — volunteers work to clean up debri after tornadoes tore through Deland, Florida. Disaster Relief - Providing clothes, 4 food and water to Adventist Disaster E Relief. Bike Ministry - donating used bikes to be restored and given to under- privileged children in Central Florida. Dress a Child" -more than 30 boxes of clothes and shoes donated for children in need in Latin America. Homeless Ministry - feeding, clothing, and distributing literature to homeless in the streets and providing housing and job opportunities and essentials for individuals who are looking for a fresh start. Adopt a family project - providing Christmas gifts and food to families in need during the holidays. Free Babysitting - Children's Crisis Nursery and Give Kids the World. ads• -, , 4 NX 9 Lending a hand after the devastating tornadoes r, tt a Volunteering & outreach is an important part of the Vineyard. T `4 k Volunteers reach out to those in need. A group of young adults pre- pare lunches to feed the homeless. ads• -, , 4 NX 9 Lending a hand after the devastating tornadoes r, tt a Volunteering & outreach is an important part of the Vineyard. Dedicating Lives Several lives have been dedicated to the Lord every year through baptism and baby dedications. Friday night Bible studies and baptismal classes are held weekly. Attendance ranges from 3 -10 individuals. Volunteer leaders from the Vineyard also hold small group Bible studies in their homes. As a result, over the past seven years, many young adults have given their lives to the Lord through baptism. b wa 1 F, °: C 0 eI fr ,, O S LEARNING CENTERSatct 410 886 & 980 W. DeSoto Street, Clermont, Fl 34711 362)394 -0633 December 30, 2008 Magic Moments is of the understanding that the property owner next door to our center at 980 West DeSoto Street will install a privacy fence at their cost. I understand that this will be a fence of our choosing, as we would like something that blends best with the natural surroundings of the area. We also request that no cars be parked within close proximity of the fence, as it will border our center's playground. While a fence wouldn't completely alleviate the concern we have with a troubled teens center bordering our childcare center, and the impact it might have upon our current or future enrollment, and/or the value of our business, it would definitely help. Please co 4 ct us if you are ee a 'n. further information. C fr •Ii N. cy .; d Sam son, Owners Magic Moments earning Centers, Inc. magicmoments@prodigy.net 352- 255 -4326 (Sam Allison cell phone) 2Ye2u/ e/ r!n/ ?'49FS c ' 7-77172A9-Pe7 74t-02/ (?? Wf-‘9-72-clo7i( Q7-272•W ,,40, 1A"' fir7-z-/ 717771-41-7112r1 igrr t /" /7Eladlr6/ Y " if° Y0 f.912fira06/. Chronology for the Barber /Hulk Heavy Transit /P.A.L. Holdings LLC Small Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment Ord. 606 -M, 756 West Avenue Prior to Friday Aug. 29 application deadline for October hearings, Pamela Barber submits application for lots 4, 5, and 6 with an owner /applicant affidavit signed Aug. 15, 2008. Proposed use is listed as counseling center /business offices. City staff set hearings for Oct. 7 (P &Z); Oct. 14 & 28 for City Council. Staff preps ad and submits to the Sentinel with run dates of Sept. 22 and Oct. 20; ad scheduled & proof received. Sometime in September, staff learns from Loretta Lacek that she has purchased the property from Pamela Barber. It is not clear to staff at that time, that only lot 6 has been purchased on Sept. 8, 2008. Staff asks the Sentinel to change the name on the ad from Barber to Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc. Though past the ad copy change deadline, the Sentinel changes the ad to replace "Barber" with "Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc." Ad runs for the first time on Sept. 22, 2008 but still shows lots 4, 5 and 6. Staff asks Loretta Lacek to fill out a new application, which is submitted to the City in a timely manner. In mid -to- late September, staff realizes that Pamela Barber still owns lots 4 and 5. Staff gets a copy of the warranty deed for Lot 6. Because the ad that ran on Sept. 22 contained the wrong information, staff plans to postpone the Planning Zoning and Council hearings set for Oct. 7 and Oct. 14 and 28. On Sept. 30 staff drafts its initial memo to the commission and council, asking to postpone the Barber item (Ord. 603 -M), now with just lots 4 and 5, and to add a new amendment (606 -M) for Hulk Heavy Transport's lot 6. This memo is not sent out when staff realizes that the sale has created a non - conforming lot (Lot 6, owned by Hulk Heavy Transport). Staff drafts a new memo dated October 1, and it is included in the Planning & Zoning packets and the Oct. 14 Council packet. It requests a withdrawal of the Barber /Hulk Heavy Transport amendment request until the non - conformance issues arising out of the sale of Lot 6 are resolved. On Oct. 10, 2009, Loretta Lacek's company, Hulk Heavy Transport, buys lots 4 and 5 from Pamela Barber. With the non - conforming issue eliminated, public hearings can now move forward again. The next opportunity for public hearings is now in December. Staff schedules new ads for hearings on Dec. 2 for Planning & Zoning and Dec. 9 and Jan. 13 for City Council. (December only has one Council meeting.) Ads run on Nov. 17 and Jan. 5. In December, attorney Nikki VanHook, counsel for Hulk Heavy Transport, asks staff if it will be a problem to change the ownership of the three lots. This is being requested for tax reasons. Staff verifies with the City attorney, and since the new company, P.A.L. Holdings LLC has Loretta Lacek as its manager and sole member, and she is president and sole shareholder of Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc., the public hearings are allowed to move forward. An Affidavit of Transfer of Ownership is secured to add to the City's files and the name is changed on all subsequent staff reports and memos. The hearings stay on schedule. The Planning & Zoning Commission heard the item on Dec. 2 and voted 4 -2 to recommend for approval. Staff had received two letters is opposition to the change. Ordinance 606 -M was introduced on Dec. 9. At the final hearing on Jan. 13, after much discussion, the requests were tabled to allow the applicant to provide more information to the Council to assist it in making an informed decision. The request was tabled to a date certain, Feb. 24. On Feb. 24, after much discussion, the City Council unanimously approved the small -scale comp plan amendment, the rezoning from R -3 to CBD and the conditional use permit for the counseling center. Y CITY OF CLERMONT Planning & Zoning February 25, 2009 P.A.L. Holdings, LLC Loretta Lacik P.O. Box 1207 Zellwood, FL 32798 Re: Conditional Use Permit — Max's House Counseling Center Dear Ms. Lacik, The City Council of the City of Clermont approved your request for a Conditional Use Permit at their regular scheduled meeting held Tuesday, February 24, 2009. Enclosed are the original and a copy of the Agreement to Conditions. Please sign the original in the presence of a notary public and return it to the office of the City Manager. Please note that the agreement must be signed and returned within ninety (90) days May 26, 2009) or the Conditional Use Permit will become null and void. Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, 44 James Hitt Planning & Zoning Director JH/rc Enclosures P.O. BOX 120219 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 34712-0219 PHONE: 352/394 -4083 • FAX: 352/394 -3542 i I I I I i . to 0 0 a0 o Ll AdjacentCommercial Use 5 83.4$ -,ff E 15015 _ North Retenton I- 30 001---- f a n Rte_ 1 2,roa i Subject " Property xA q w# S wmxomcs nWNOtos wlurou u Pms #9 dkmus 'J smndeu Garment wwpmwu sv>n^a l I I j° i P oposed CurbSlop (Typical) 5.00' to fi - ti 6` PrOpasetltaD" oa 31.00' d' Sidewalk 32.00•.. 4.00' f 18 93 i y Pro p d / {} /• Hpnm °e Ieth 1 " o' Existing Building pro' powe p0emeht : teRM r I I j° i P oposed CurbSlop (Typical) 5.00' to fi - ti 6` PrOpasetltaD" oa 31.00' d' Sidewalk 32.00•.. 4.00' f 18 93 i y Pro p d / {} /• Hpnm °e Ieth 1 " o Existing Building teRMr 2056 Square Feet tr / Ret r ' I 61.80° 10 9' 77;7b, L3000 i 1 N ;9Ci 5" W 5.00' Y / 1 0.00• oGos Meter Proposed r aPw Wks 6^ t1 #' trmrs F I w9wnwR EHobwwx umrns Site Plan vi I Scale = 1 " =40' 0 20 40 1 {}^° J' / /// Sde Plan Nola+. Property Address: 756 West Avenue Clermont. Florida 34711 Parcel N..: 24- 22- 25- 010009600400 Zoning: Existing R -3 /Proposed CST Existing Use: Residential (Vacant) Proposed Use: Office /1nstituliona Owner: Loretta L-1, Hulk Heavy Transport, Inc: P.O. Box 1207 888 -506 -4161 Architect /Agent: Michael Latham 723 Wktch Architects, Inc. 723 West Montrose Street Clermont, Florida 34711 352 - 242 -0129 I Ll __1 1 I f I .yjI y I Fi L 736 w ao o 0 jo I 10 "oak jj Y k aI YF'• 1' l 0 I Al ............. .....*....*......*...........-. M.E ....:.. : 0 io a: e 5 jK''HEAE fjIEdPAEAFAt'y1T11 ' / / . E -.. . 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Design Standards: Water Quality - 10 -year, 2 -hour event (32 inches) water Quantity - 50 -year, 24 -hour ev m (9.4 inches) Depths interpolated from NOAH TP -40.) North Basin: 4930 SF X 9.4 inches X 095 = 3670 CF Required North Retention Area: 3760 CF Provided South Basin: 1050 SF X 9.4 inches X 0.95 = 780 CF Required South RO-r., 1— 920 CF Provlded Bothretention a e three feet deep wi 1, three. t0sideslopes.re Sider slopes a e to be sodded and bottom is to remain tree Irom vegetation. Original Survey by: Rhoden Land Surveying, 1- 1009 Eosl Ave LB #6950 Clermont, FL 34711 352- 394 -6255 DESCRIPTION: LOTS 4, 5, 6, BLOCK 96, CttY OF CLERMONT, AS PER THE PIAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PIAT BOOK 8, PAGES 17 -23, PUBLIC RECORDS OF IAKE COUN,,. FLORIDA. Survey Notes: Bearings bosetl on the North line o1 DESOTO STREET as being N 89'50'57° W. an ssumed meridian. Legal description supplied by wclienl. 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