05-24-2011 Regular Meeting City of Clermont
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
May 24, 2011
The Clermont City Council met in a regular meeting on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 m the Council Chambers
at City Hall. Mayor Turville called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm with the following Council Members
present: Council Members Mullins, Goodgame, and VanWagner. Other City officials present were: City
Manager Saunders, City Attorney Mantzans and City Clerk Ackroyd.
Mayor Turville stated Council Member Hogan is absent from the meeting as excused.
INVOCATION
Council Member Mullins gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
MINUTES
Council meeting minutes of May 10, 2011
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the meeting minutes of May 10, 2011 as
written; seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members
present voting "aye ".
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Ann Dupee, 389 Division Street, thanked Council for the new Waterfront Pavilion.
Wally Herda expressed safety concerns with the way Progress Energy is tnmming trees.
Mayor Turville concurred with the remarks. He asked staff to talk to Progress Energy about the liability
issues with the trees.
PROCLAMATION
Mayor Turville read the Election Proclamation aloud for Seats 2 and 4.
Council Member Goodgame expressed concern with Clermont residents assigned to precincts outside of
the city limits and recommended precincts within the Kings Ridge gated community be open so those
residents along Hartwood Marsh Road can vote within the City.
Mayor Turville asked City Clerk Ackroyd to follow up with the Supervisor of Elections.
REPORTS
City Manager Saunders scheduled a Council Workshop for June 9 at 7:OOpm and a workshop pnor to the
next Council meeting on June 14 at 6:OOpm for the Architects of the Police Department expansion.
Mr. Saunders advised Council the parcel located at 721 West Avenue is for sale as a short sale. It would
not change the plans for the Police Department expansion; it would be an extension of the parking area.
The property is listed for $90,000; it was sold in 2005 for $275,000. He requested Council permission to
place a contract on the parcel.
Council Member Goodgame so moved; seconded by Council Member Mullins.
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City Attorney Mantzans would like authonzation for the City Manager to sign off on any documents
associated with putting the deal together.
Council Member Goodgame so moved; seconded by Council Member Mullins.
The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
City Manager Saunders noted the Council offered the spray field property to Lake County in 2009 for a
Regional Park Facility. In May 2010, the Council offered to lower the price to $2.1 million to Lake
County and they rejected it. Since that time, they have reviewed a number of properties and have
narrowed the list to 3 with the spray field property as one of them. Mr. Saunders met with the County
Manager last week and asked if the offer still stands or if the city would amend the offer. Lake County is
planning to take it to the committee and the County Commission soon to compare the three parcels.
The offer made by the City Council in 2009 was a small down payment of $25,000 and the County was
given three (3) years to begin making payments on the property. They would make five (5) annual
payments until the total amount is paid off. Lake County is not expecting anything right now; only asking
if that type of deal is still being considered.
City Manager Saunders recommended offering the property at $1.8 million with a $300,000 down
payment and a comnutment to put the money into Inland Groves. Furthermore, offer to give them until
October 2013 to make the first payment of three (3) equal payments of $500,000.
Council Member Mullins questioned when the city would see relief from the ball fields.
City Manager Saunders noted the reason for those terms was to require they use the money on Phase 1 of
the park and would want to make that a stipulation If the County does not want to commit to those terms,
then offer them the property and pay for it now. Mr. Saunders asked for direction from the Council.
Council Member Goodgame moved to allow Mr. Saunders, at his discretion, to lower the
price to $1.8 million with $300,000 down and followed by three (3) equal progress
payments starting October 2013 proviso that the county goes ahead and uses the delayed
payments for getting the park into operation in a timely manner; seconded by Council
Member Mullins.
Under discussion, Mayor Turville noted the language in the last part of the motion does
not have enforceable value and suggested the motion include a date.
City Manager Saunders suggested they would need to spend that on phase 1 pnor to the
time the first payment is due us then if it is not done, they can pay us off.
Council Member Goodgame agreed to amend the motion with the suggested language;
seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present
voting "aye ".
City Manager Saunders announced Council Member Goodgame was awarded the Gem of the Hills last
Friday.
City Attorney Mantzans — No Report
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Council Member Hogan - Absent
Council Member Goodgame reported the Quonset hut project in the Histonc Village is underway. The
Histonc Society has applied for two (2) grants for the interior needs of the Quonset hut. The Lake Sumter
Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is expecting funding for the State Road 50 and Highway 27
interchange any day. The Request for Proposals will be advertised soon with bid awards expected m
August. The work should begin this year with a 24 month construction program. The Hooks Street section
between Grand Highway and Lowes should be completed by the end of the year. The tourism tax revenue
has increased 5 percent from last year and 16 percent from 2009.
Furthermore, Council Member Goodgame noted the MPO is soliciting letters from various cities to
Governor Scott supporting the funding of the Sun Rail project and asked for Council consideration.
Mayor Turville expressed interest in placing on the next agenda for consideration
Council Member Mullins — No Report
Council Member Van Wagner — No Report
Mayor Turville — No Report
Mayor Turville reviewed the items requested to be tabled
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Item No. 9 — Ordinance No. 2011 -05M Final Hearing
This item has been requested to be tabled to June 28, 2011.
Council Member Mullins moved to table item 9 to June 28; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
NEW BUSINESS
Item No. 10 - Comprehensive Plan Amendment Transmittal
This item has been requested to be tabled to June 28, 2011.
Council Member Mullins moved to table item 10 to June 28; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
Item No. 11— Resolution No. 2011 -09 Clermont Hillside Terrace CUP
This item has been requested to be tabled to July 26, 2011.
Council Member Mullins moved to table item 11 to July 26, seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed 3 to 0 with Council Member Van Wagner
abstaining from the vote and declared a conflict of interest.
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CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Turville advised the next item on the Agenda for consideration was the Consent Agenda and
requested anyone wishing to have any item pulled for discussion to please come forward at this time.
Item No. 1— Event Request South Lake Child Development Center
Request use of McKmney Park for end of
year school picmc on Friday, May 27, 2011
from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Item No. 2 — Event Request Request to use grass area North of Historic
Antique Outbound Motor Club Village for club event to be held at Lake
Minneola on Thursday, October 20, 2012.
Item No. 3 — Event Request Request from the Clermont Downtown
Clermont Downtown Partnership Partnership to close portions of Montrose
Street and 7 Street for the 6 Annual
Downtown Partnership Earth Day and
Sidewalk Art Contest on Saturday, Apnl 28,
2012 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Item No. 4 — Event Request Request from the Clermont Downtown
Clermont Downtown Partnership Partnership to close a portion of Montrose
Street for the Annual Downtown Partnership
Art Show on November 4th & 5 2011.
Item No. S — Surplus Request Request to surplus meter parts and obsolete
Utilities Department items from the West Wastewater Treatment
facility.
Item No. 6 — Sanitation Vehicle Replacement Request approval to purchase two automated
Sanitation Department side loader sanitation vehicles. Also
requesting approval to surplus two 2006
Lodals. Request budget amendment from
Samtation Reserves for $533,966.
Item No. 7 — Purchase Request Request to purchase necessary equipment to
Fire Department provide the connectivity and reliability of the
signal for the Mobile Data Terminals in our
fire units. A budget amendment from General
Fund Reserves is also required for this
purchase
Item No. 8 — Survey Bid Award Request authonzation to award Rhoden Land
Inland Groves Property Surveying the bid to provide updated survey
for the Inland Groves Property in the amount
of $11,500.
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City Manager Saunders pulled Item 2 from the consent agenda.
Council Member Goodgame moved that items 1, 3 through 8 be approved as submitted;
seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present
voting "aye ".
City Manager Saunders noted a date correction to item 2 to be February 18, 2012
Council Member Mullins moved acceptance of item 2 as amended; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
NEW BUSINESS
The next 2 items were presented together and voted on separately.
Item No. 12 — Resolution No. 2011 -08 New Beginnings
Planning and Zoning Director Hitt presented the Conditional Use Permit (CUP) request operate a church
in a R -3, Residential/Professional zoning district at 792 East Montrose Street. The applicant is New
Beginnings of Lake County, Inc and the owner is Steve Smith.
Mayor Turville read Resolution 2011 -08 aloud by title only.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Flonda, granting
a Conditional Use Permit to operate a church in a R -3 Residential/Professional Zoning
Distnct.
Staff recommended approval of the request for a CUP to allow the operation of a church provided
vanances are obtained by City Council and the occupancy load limit of 28 people per the Land
Development Code. Staff further recommended the redevelopment and construction be completed in
accordance with section 1, number 12.
Item No. 13 — Variances Request
Planning and Zoning Director Hitt reviewed the vanances requested. The variances are building setbacks
of 1.3 feet to 7.3 feet on the east side; reduced landscape buffer to be 7 feet on west side and 1.3 feet up to
10 feet on east side; and to provide 6 parking spaces to be unpaved grass parking as on -site parking with
one paved handicapped space. Staff recommended approval of the three (3) vanances.
Applicant, Steve Smith, was present and requested Council approval.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing.
Gladys Carthon, 791 E. Montrose Street and Edward Shelton, 722 E Desoto Street, spoke in support of
the request.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing
Council Member Goodgame noted he met with the applicant pnor to the meeting in regards to the church.
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Council Member Goodgame moved for approval of item 12 as submitted: seconded by
Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
Council Member Goodgame moved that item 13 variance request for this site be
approved as submitted: seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with
all members present voting "aye ".
Item No. 14 — Lien Forgiveness Request
Planning and Zoning Director Hitt reported on the hen forgiveness request for 792 E Montrose Street
The Code Enforcement violation and subsequent hen pertained to =maintained buildings that were
owned by The Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith, Inc. The building and lots have
been sold to New Beginnings who have applied for a CUP and three variances to rebuild and utilize the
site as a church specifically for the people in their program. This lien was filed July 23, 2008 at $2,800
plus $100 per day. The property is still not in compliance until the building is habitable or removed. The
new owner is intending to repair the building for use as a church. The total lien accrual as of May 24,
2011 is $106,300.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved that lien forgiveness request be approved as
submitted: seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members
present voting "aye ".
ADJOURN: With no further comments, this meeting was adjourned at 7:57pm.
APPROVED:
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S. Turville, Mayor
ATTES :
Tracy Ackroy2. City erk • e ` -
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James Kinzler
From: Aaron Mercer
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 1 22 PM
To: James Kinzler
Subject: West Plant
This is the information Duane had on the generator and blowers at the West Plant to be suplused:
2 - Hoffman Blower
Centrifugal
Model #38406A
Order# GS -22141
Serial # 971111 & 971112
NO DATA ON MOTORS,... but appeared to be same as the Reliance listed below ???
1- Lawson Blower
75 HP SPGR 870648
856- 0- 0- 6 -0 -AD
Reliance Motors: 75HP
ID# P36671H -03 -YM
Frame -364TS
Generator ONAN 350
Model# 350- 00FN- 17R/29180 D
Serial # A8708637077
1RPM -1800 Hertz -60
350 FW KVA 432.5
Thanks, Aaron
Aaron D. Mercer, AICP
Operations Manager
City of Clermont
3335 Hancock Road
Clermont, FL 34711
Phone: 352 - 241 -0178
Fax: 352 - 241 -0542
CeII: 352 - 516 -7526
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City of Clermont
3335 Hancock Road
Clermont FL 34711 Utilities Department
352 - 241 -0178
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Memo
To: Wayne Saunders, City Manager
From: James Kinzler, Utilities Director
Date: May 12, 2011
Re: Sanitation Vehicle Replacement
The Sanitation Fleet consists of vehicles pnmanly purchased in 2006 Due to the age, volume of usage
and condition of these vehicles, staff request approval of two new automated side loader vehicles for
residential pick up Staff recommends the purchase of the two new vehicles from Container Systems
& Equipment Company, Inc for $266,983 each, totaling $533,966 The pncing is based on the Flonda
Shenffs Vehicle Contract which offers a competitive purchasing instrument on hundreds of vehicles
Staff request approval of the purchase of these vehicles and a budget amendment to utilize available
reserves to fund the purchase Staff also request approval to surplus the two 2006 Lodals that will be
replaced The vehicles will either be utilized as trade in for $30,000 each or auctioned to obtain a
higher value A five year capital plan will be submitted with the proposed 2011 -2012 budget
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