05-06-1964 Regular MeetingPL~~I`~I~ZNG COT1`iISSION
A regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City
of Clermont was held in the office of the City Clerk on
Wednesday, clay 6, 1964. The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Frank Bakeman at 7:45 P. M. with the following named
members present: Messrs. Bakeman, `~inther, Seaver, Colegrove,
and Westerman. Absent: Messrs. Harris, Cantwell, Ekiert and
Mc~uisition.
Motion was made by Mr. Colegrove, seconded by Mr. Winther
and carried, that the minutes of the meeting held April 1, 1965
be approved as written.
Chairman Bakeman stated that it was his opinion that any
recommendations made to the City Council, by the Commission,
should be based entirely on established facts; that it was
his sincere hope that the Commission could start immediately
on surveys, studies, reports and recommendations pertaining
to the various areas of the program recently adopted but that
an improvement in attendance was desired before this could be
accomplished. Mr. Bakeman expressed his sincere thanks to
those members present for their attendance.
Mr. Johnson reported that Mr. `.d. H. Mc~uisition had resigned
from the Commission and that he presumed that the vacancy would
be filled at the next meeting of the Council.
Following a general discussion it was the unanimous agreement
of the Commission that a community building for the City of
Clermont be the number one project for consideration.
Motion was made by Mr. Seaver, seconded by Mr. Winther and
unanimously c~~rried that this Commission recommend to the City
Council that the 'dater Department of the City of Clermont be
entirely separated from municipal operations; that a proper
amount of the annual profits be set aside as a reserve and
that only the remaining profits be reported as revenue.
Chairman Bakeman requested Mr. Colegrove to prepare a
Resolution for presentation to the City Council, after study
and endorsement by the Commission, recommending that a Bi-Racial
Committee be appointed.
Motion by Mr. Seaver, seconded by Mr. i~Jinther and carried
that meeting adjourn.
Frank Bakeman, Chairman
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