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The Clermont City Council met m a regular meeting on Tuesday, January 12, 2016 in the Clermont
Council Chambers. Mayor Ash called the meeting to order at 6:30pm with the following Council
Members present: Council Members Mullins, Bates, Goodgame, and Travis. Other City officials present
were: City Manager Gray,City Attorney Mantzaris, and City Clerk Ackroyd Howe
INVOCATION
Pastor Bnan Broadway gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
PROCLAMATION
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read the Arbor Day proclamation aloud.
PRESENTATIONS
Year End Quarterly Budget Presentation—Fiscal Year 2015
Finance Director Van Zile presented the quarterly budget highlighting the performance report for the
penod October 1, 2014 to September 30,2015.
City Manager Gray stated the quarterly budget presentations are provided to inform the Council on the
financial status of the City and are posted on the City's website.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Michelle Michnoff and Lance Sewell; South Lake Chamber of Commerce, thanked Council for their
support over the years. The Chairman's 2016 Gala will be held at the Clermont Arts and Recreation
Center on February 12, 2016 at 6pm. The Gala will celebrate the South Lake Chamber's 20 year
anniversary and host a farewell to South Lake Chamber of Commerce President Ray Sanfratello.
Kurt Schuh; Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Commander, thanked Council for the opportunity to address
an upcoming event request. The Veterans of Foreign Wars; m conjunction with the Clermont Downtown
Partnership, requested approval to allow an open container area from loam until 3pm at their 70th
Anniversary event The event will be held at City Hall Park and there will be a Chili Cook-off, Patnot
Art Show, and a Tug-of-War Challenge between the Clermont Police and Clermont Firefighters. The
proceeds of the Chili Cook-off will benefit local veterans and their families.
City Manager Gray stated the event was occurring pnor to the next City Council meeting. The open
container request will be held in a secured area on Montrose Street and requires approval from the City
Council.
Council Member Bates moved for approval of the open container area on January 24,
2016 from loam to 3pm.
Council Member Mullins stated he supported the event; however would not vote due to a conflict with his
business.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all
members present voting aye.
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Ron Smart; Clermont Downtown Partnership, thanked Council and staff for their efforts and support
provided to the Downtown Clermont Partnership events.
Tim Murry distnbuted documents to Council regarding upcoming events. He invited Council to the Dr.
Martin Luther King Day event on January 18,2016 at Waterfront Park begmmng at 9am, and to the South
Lake Black Achievers Awards Banquet and Gala at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center on February
14, 2016 beginning at 5pm Mr. Murry announced the Clermont Police Department won the basketball
game against the Lake County Sheriff's Office in the 5th Annual Battle of the Badges. Captain
McMasters accepted the Certificate of Appreciation Award from Christian Men In Action on behalf of
Chief Broadway.
REPORTS
City Manager Gray announced a State of the City Address will be held at 8am on Tuesday, January 19,
2016 at the Clermont City Center He commented the contract regarding the Red Light Camera program
will end on January 3,2017.
City Attorney Mantzans—No report.
Council Member Bates—No report.
Council Member Goodgame wished everyone a Happy New Year.
Council Member Mullins reported the First Fnday event in January was well attended
Council Member Travis commented the City has a lot of newcomers who love the City's recreational
offenngs and the friendliness of the community. She announced the Kick-off meeting for Sports and
Tourism will be held at the National Training Center on January 13, 2016 at 8am.
Mayor Ash provided an overview of the City's accomplishments in 2015: the opening of the Clermont
Boat House, Splash Pad, Arts and Recreation Center, and Lake Hiawatha Preserve; the Master Plan for
Growth, a 4th of July Celebration; and the ground-breaking for a new Police Station. She commended
staff for all their efforts in providing events which are well attended and enjoyed.
CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Ash 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 —Meeting Minutes Consider request to approve minutes of the
December 8, 2015 Regular Council Meeting.
Item No.2—Proposal Award Consider approval of Request for Proposals
award to GAI Consultants,Inc., Wantman
Group,Inc., and Cnbb Philbeck Weaver Group
for downtown-waterfront projects.
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Item No.3—Proposal Award Consider approval of Request for Proposals
award to Presentation Products, Inc. d/b/a
Spinitar to upgrade the Council Chambers
audio/visual system and a budget amendment in
the amount of$60,169 65 and a budget
amendment in the amount of$25,169.65
Item No.4—Contract Award Consider request to piggyback the Florida
Shenffs Association contract to purchase fleet
vehicles for the Fire Department in the total
amount of$42,509.50.
Item No. 5—Replat Approval Consider Hentage Hills Phase 2-B Replat Lot 6
Item No.6—Replat Approval Consider Heritage Hills Phase 2-C Replat Lot
23.
Item No.7—Plat Approval Consider Hunters Run Phase 3 Plat.
Item No.8—Interlocal Agreement Consider Interlocal Agreement with Lake
County for Traffic Signal Maintenance in the
amount of$86,468.05. The City is reimbursed
in the amount of$40,584.
Item No.9—Utility Service Agreement Consider request for a Utility Service
Agreement for Wastewater for Pinecrest Lakes
Academy Charter School located at the
northwest corner of Hancock Road and Old
Highway 50.
Item No. 10—Resolution No.2016-01 Consider request to approve Fiscal Year 2016
quarterly budget amendments.
Item No. 11—Grant Request Consider Share the Road Challenge grant
application and funding match in the amount of
$25,000.
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted,
seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present
voting aye.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Item No. 12—Variance Request;Rorabaugh
Semor Planner Kruse presented the two variance requests to allow construction of a garage 7 '/z feet from
the street side property line and allow 7 '/z foot setbacks from the street-side and rear property line to
relocate the existing shed The property is located at 297 West Osceola Street and fronts West Osceola
Street, with the side property line along Third Street. The impervious surface ratio would remain below
55 percent on the property. The request was tabled at the December 8, 2015 Council meeting so the
request could be considered by a full Council. Staff recommended denial of the two variance requests
Mary Rorabaugh; Applicant, stated the property is 50 foot wide and a 25 foot setback would be
impossible to achieve The garage will blend in with the cypress siding on the 101 year-old home and the
surrounding neighborhood
Mark Brackert; Brackert Construction, commented the garage would fit the character of the house with
the wood siding and metal roof matching the original architecture of the home.
Mayor Ash opened the public hearing. There were no public comments. Mayor Ash closed the public
heanng
Council Member Mullins asked staff what the setback requirements were from neighbonng properties.
Semor Planner Kruse stated the required side setback was 7 'h feet.
Council Member Mullins inquired if the garage could be shifted to the east in alignment with the house.
Mr. Brackert stated the garage could be shifted and aligned with the house.
Council Member Goodgame stated the shed should also align with the house. Mr. Brackert commented
the shed could be aligned with the house and the garage.
Council Member Mullins asked if there was vegetation between the proposed garage and shed relocation.
Mr. Brackert stated there were trees and vegetation located between the proposed garage and shed
relocation.
Mayor Ash commented a 12.8 feet setback in alignment with the house for the proposed garage and shed
relocation was agreeable with the applicant.
Council Member Mullins moved to grant the variances as amended, to line up the garage
and shed with the western edge of the house; seconded by Council Member Goodgame.
Council Member Bates asked if the shed would require a separate permit from the garage permit. City
Attorney Mantzaris stated the Building Official would review the plans and determine the permit
requirements
The motion passed with all members present voting ave.
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Item No. 13 — Ordinance No. 2015-71 Final, WaterBrooke Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan
Amendment
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2015-71 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Flonda,
adopting the-Large Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for the City of Clermont,
Florida, pursuant to the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act, Chapter 163,
Part II, Flonda Statutes, setting forth the authority for adoption of the Large Scale
Comprehensive Plan Amendment, setting forth the purpose and intent of the Large Scale
Comprehensive Plan Amendment; providing for the adoption of the Large Scale
Comprehensive Plan Amendment, establishing the legal status of the Large Scale
Comprehensive -Plan Amendment; providing a severability clause and providing an
effective date.
Senior Planner Kruse presented the Ordmance for a Large Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment to
change the future land use from Lake County's Urban Low Density to the City's Low Density Residential
land use designation.-Mattamy Homes requested the change for the WaterBrooke residential subdivision,
which will be located south of State Road 50 at Emil.Jahna Road. The property was annexed into the City
and the Council approved a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Unit Devleopment in October 2015.
The request was originally scheduled to be heard at the December 8, 2015 Council meeting, but was
postponed to allow receipt of review comments from the Department of Economic Opportunity The
proposed amendment was reviewed by the Department of Economic Opportunity and the reviewing
agencies and no objections have been raised. Staff recommended approval of the Large Scale
Comprehensive Plan Amendment to change the future land use from Lake County Urban Low Density to
Low Density Residential in the city.
Jennifer Cotch; Akerman Senterfit Land Use Planner,was available to answer any questions.
Mayor Ash opened the public hearing.
Judy Prol1 read and distributed a letter from Frank Costanzo expressing concerns regarding future traffic
on State Road 50. Judy Proli spoke in agreement with Mr. Costanzo's concerns.
Jim Purvis encouraged Council to establish a plan for Hooks Street which involves all abutting property
owners,and establishing a Pioneer Agreement with the WaterBrooke development.
Mayor Ash stated the WaterBrooke development was previously approved by Council and the issue
before Council was a request to change the future land use designation
Council Member Goodgame stated Council had not required a traffic signal at the future Hooks Street
entrance in the WaterBrooke Conditional Use Permit. He commented the road impact fees collected by
Lake County are currently directed to the construction of the Wachiva Parkway. Council Member
Goodgame recommended not approving the future land use change until the developer agrees to fund a
traffic signal on Emil Jahna Road and Hooks Street. He requested Council consider requiring the
WaterBrooke developers to enter into a Pioneenng Agreement with the City, and construct Hooks Street
from Hancock Road to Emil Jahna Road.
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Council Member Mullins commented the majonty of the vehicles from the subdivision will have access
onto Hartle Road. He suggested Council approve the future land use designation and request City
Manager Gray meet with Lake County on the construction of Hooks Street.
Council Member Mullins moved to adopt Ordinance 2015-71; seconded by Council
Member Travis. The motion passed 3 to 2 on a roll call vote with Council Members
Goodgame and Bates opposing.
Item No. 14—Ordinance No. 2015-74 Final, Table to March 8, 2016
Mayor Ash announced staff requested Council table Ordinance 2015-74 to March 8,2016.
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2015-74 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Flonda,
amending City Code Chapter 54 "Streets, Sidewalks and other Public Places", creating
Article IV "Special Events", providing for Purpose and Intent; Definitions; Permit
Required/Exemption, Application for Permits; Police Protection; Fire Protection and
Emergency Medical Services; Limitations; conflict; severability; codification; and an
effective date
Council Member Bates moved to table to March 8, 2016; seconded by Council Member
Mullins.The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
Item No. 15—Variance Request;Advanced Watershapes
Planmng Manager Henschel presented the five vanance requests to construct an office building on a
vacant land parcel located on the south side of State Road 50 and west of Second Street. The first
variance request was to reduce the required parking spaces from seven spaces to six spaces. The second
variance request was to allow a side-yard setback of seven feet. The third variance request was to allow a
rear-yard setback of twelve feet. The fourth variance request was to allow a right-of-way landscape
buffer width of five feet. The fifth request was to allow a side landscape buffer of seven feet. The
request was originally scheduled to be heard at the December 8, 2015 Council meeting, but was
postponed at the applicant's request so the request could be considered by a full Council Staff
recommended denial of the variance requests.
City Attorney Mantzans noted the next agenda item; Freeman Lien Release, was associated with the
current agenda item
John Wetzel; Applicant, commented the parking space reduction was to accommodate fire vehicle access.
The pool area would be a small area used for displaying fountains and water features, and the twelve foot
setback requirement can be met. Mr. Wetzel reviewed a site plan showing similar setbacks for the current
location at East Avenue and State Road 50.
Mayor Ash opened the public hearing.
Jim Purvis spoke in opposition of the variance request, citing prior Code Enforcement issues with the
applicant's current location at East Avenue and State Road 50.
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Pat McFarland spoke on behalf of her aunt; Evelyn McFarland, who owns property adjacent to the
applicant's. Ms. McFarland stated her aunt has water run-off problems due to the lower elevation of her
property and requested protection from future development in the area.
Leonardo Vidal commented Ms. McFarland's water run-off was from a parking area located on Chestnut
Street.
Mayor Ash closed the public heanng.
Council Member Travis inquired who owned the property Mr Wetzel stated he had a purchase
agreement with the property owner,pending approval from Council to develop.
City Attorney Mantzans stated a representative for the property owner was present for the Freeman Lien
Release agenda item.
Mr. Wetzel addressed the water run-off concern and stated the property would be designed with a water
retention pond.
City Attorney Mantzans asked Mr. Wetzel to clanfy the variance requests which were no longer required.
Mr. Wetzel stated the second variance request to allow a side setback of seven feet could be eliminated
Council Member Mullins expressed concerns regarding the proposed setbacks, the retaining wall, the
finished floor height, and the property slope Mr. Wetzel indicated the retaining wall was no longer part
of the proposed plan, the finished floor height would be even with the existing land, and the property
would be graded flat.
Council Member Bates asked about future use plans for the project. Mr. Wetzel stated the building would
only be for office use.
Council Member Travis inquired about the future status of the business at East Avenue and State Road
50. Mr. Wetzel stated the location at East Avenue and State Road 50 was sold.
Council Member Goodgame commented the property was not suitable for the proposed structure.
Council Member Mullins moved to deny the vanances; seconded by Council Member
Goodgame. The motion passed 3 to 2 with Council Members Bates and Travis opposing.
NEW BUSINESS
Item No. 16—Lien Release; Freeman
Development Services Director Hollerand presented the request for a lien release on vacant property
located south of State Road 50 and west of Second Street; Alternate Key 1611547. The property had two
code enforcement cases for property maintenance violations The Code Enforcement Board authorized
foreclosure of the lien in November 2013. The Code Enforcement Division issued an Affidavit of
Compliance on November 3, 2015 Fines of$289,750 accrued while the property was out of compliance.
The property owners, Donald Freeman and James Freeman, Jr., have a purchase contract on the property
and were requesting elimination of the fine and a release of the lien. Staff recommended a full waiver
was not appropnate given the length of time the property was not in compliance.
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James Freeman, Jr., from Georgia; was representing him and his brother, Donald Freeman, from
Connecticut. James and Donald Freeman assumed the responsibility of paying taxes on the property five
years pnor to the passing of their parents. The property size was reduced on several occasions due to the
widening of State Road 50, rendering the property unsalable until the recent purchase agreement with Mr
Wetzel Mr Freeman stated the property has been maintained over the past several years and requested
Council consider waiving the lien
Mayor Ash opened the public heanng.
Harry Mason spoke in favor of foreclosing on the property.
Mayor Ash closed the public hearing.
Council Member Mullins asked staff the monetary value which had been invested in cases. Development
Services Director Hollerand stated the amount was not as extensive as other cases.
City Attorney Mantzans commented limited staff time was involved and the lien recording fees were
approximately$20. The typical costs to pursue similar cases were less than$500
Council Member Mullins suggested accepting$500, if paid within 180 days
Council Member Travis, Council Member Goodgame, Council Member Bates, and Mayor Ash spoke in
opposition of the request
Mayor Ash inquired of other options the City may have as opposed to placing a lien.
City Attorney Mantzans stated when reviewing liens,the City determines what the City would gam when
pursuing a foreclosure and the expenses associated with a foreclosure. The issue with the Freeman
property was the property is still m the name of the deceased parents. The City would need to open an
estate because the named individuals are deceased.The property taxes have not been paid since 2011, and
should the City foreclose the City would have to pay the property taxes. The owner of the tax certificate
issued in 2012 could apply for a tax deed certificate and ultimately there would be a new owner through a
tax deed sale. City Attorney Mantzans commented local governments occasionally relinquish a property
hen to obtain a responsive owner to the property. The ultimate goal is compliance, and the current
property owners have kept the property in compliance since November 2015.
Mayor Ash asked if the City could tie the sale of the property with releasing or lowering the lien. City
Attorney Mantzans stated when the property closed, the City could state they would accept a certain
amount of money to release the lien.
Council Member Travis inquired if the property was sold as a tax deed, would the lien stay on the
property. City Attorney Mantzans commented the lien would survive the property transfer.
Council Member Mullins suggested the City provide an affordable hen reduction in the $500 to $1,000
range,contingent upon a time frame for the property to remain in compliance
Mayor Ash suggested applying a percentage of the existing lien.
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Council Member Mullins moved to reduce the lien to $1,000, conditioned on payment
within 180 days, and the property remains in compliance.
Council Member Travis stated a hen reduction would not be successful due to the denial of the associated
variance request
Council Member Mullins asked when Mr. Wetzel could come before Council with another development
proposal. City Attorney Mantzans commented Mr.Wetzel could come before Council at any time
Council Member Bates inquired when the property could be sold. Mr. Freeman commented there was a
contract on the property, contingent upon the variances which were denied. Mr. Freeman offered to pay
the$1,000 immediately.
Council Member Goodgame spoke in opposition of reducing the lien to $1,000.
Council Member Mullins asked if the property had remained out of compliance for the duration of the
liens. City Attorney Mantzans commented the full compliance date was November, 2015. The onginal
property owners mowed the property and removed a dangerous tree, however the tree stumps were not
removed. The City remained in contact with the out-of-state property owners and the property owners
have not ignored the City
City Attorney Mantzans commented the intent of Council Member Mullins motion states
the existing lien would be reduced to $1,000, provided the lien is paid within six months;
if the amount is not paid within six months, the lien would revert back to the original
amount.
Council Member Mullins was in agreement.
The motion died for lack of a second.
Mayor Ash suggested tabling the lien release and have staff work with the owners and Mr Wetzel on
developing the property.
Council Member Mullins was opposed to Council involvement in negotiations between property owners
and developers.
Council Member Goodgame moved to table to March 8, 2016; seconded by Council
Member Travis The motion passed 3 to 2 with Council Members Bates and Mullins
opposing.
Item No. 17—Variance Request;Home Depot
Planning Manager Henschel presented the two variance requests to accommodate increasing sales for the
Home Depot store. The proposal was to expand seasonal business sales by offering an easily accessible
outdoor sales and pick-up area for customers. The first vanance request was to allow seasonal outdoor
sales from February 1, 2016 through July 7, 2016. The sales will pnmanly consist of large items such as
mulch, soil, palm trees, and bagged rock. The second variance request is for a reduction of parking
spaces on the west side of the building while operating the outdoor sales events. Staff recommended
denial of the two vanance requests
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Shane Schettle was present on behalf of Home Depot and clanfied the request was for a temporary
outdoor storage area and a reduction of 28 parking spaces.
Mayor Ash opened the public heanng.
Jim Purvis spoke in opposition to the request
Mayor Ash closed the public heanng.
Council Member Mullins asked if items would be stacked on pallets, how high the pallets would be
stacked,and if the aisles would remain open for traffic. Mr. Schettle stated the items arrive on pallets and
would not be stacked more than two pallets high. The aisles would not block traffic flow.
Council Member Mullins moved to grant the variance requests under the conditions an
open driveway was maintained with a maximum of nine-foot high pallets in a stack;
seconded by Council Member Travis The motion passed with all members present
voting aye.
Item No. 18—Ordinance No.2016-02;Introduction, Hartle Grove Multifamily Annexation
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2016-02 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Flonda,
providing for the annexation of a certain parcel of land in accordance with the Interlocal
Service Boundary Agreement dated December 2, 2014; providing for an effective date,
severability,recording,and publication
Council Member Mullins moved to introduce Ordinance 2016-02; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
Item No. 19—Ordinance No.2016-03;Introduction, Hartle Grove Multifamily Rezoning
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2016-03 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance under the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County,
Flonda amending the Official Zoning Map of the City of Clermont referred to in Chapter
122 of Ordinance No. 289-C, Code of Ordinances; rezoning the real properties descnbed
herein as shown below; providing for severability, effective date,and publication.
Council Member Mullins moved to introduce Ordinance 2016-03; seconded by Council
Member Bates. The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
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Item No. 20—Ordinance No.2016-04;Introduction, South Lake Connector Rezoning
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2016-04 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance under the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County,
Flonda amending the Official Zoning Map of the City of Clermont referred to in Chapter
122 of Ordinance No. 289-C, Code of Ordinances; rezoning the real properties descnbed
herein as shown below; providing for severability, effective date,and publication.
Council Member Mullins moved to introduce Ordinance 2016-04, seconded by Council
Member Bates. The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
Item No.21 —Ordinance No.2016-05;Introduction, State Road 50 Right-of-Way Annexation
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2016-05 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Flonda,
providing for the annexation of State rights-of-way being State Road 50 from east of
South Greater Hills Boulevard to the Lake County line, to include State owned retention
ponds adjacent to the right-of-way, said right-of-way being contiguous to the City of
Clermont and being annexed in accordance with the voluntary annexation provisions of
Section 171 044, Flonda Statutes; redefinmg the boundanes of the City of Clermont to
include said right-of-way; providing for findings, legal description and a map; directing
the City Clerk to record this ordinance with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with the Chief
Administrative Officer of Lake County, and with the Department of State; providing for
recording,conflicts, severability, and an effective date.
Council Member Mullins moved to introduce Ordinance 2016-05; seconded by Council
Member Bates. The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
Item No.22—Ordinance No.2016-06 ;Land Development Code Amendment, Parking
City Clerk Ackroyd Howe read Ordinance 2016-06 aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the Code of Ordinances of the City Council of the City of Clermont,
Lake County, Florida, amending the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 62 Traffic and
Vehicles, creating a new Section 62-39 Parking for Certain Purposes Prohibited; Sale of
Motor Vehicles; Prohibited Acts; providing for codification; severability; effective date;
and publication.
Council Member Mullins moved to introduce Ordinance 2016-06; seconded by Council
Member Bates. The motion passed with all members present voting aye.
Richard Turner spoke regardmg traffic speeding on East Minnehaha Avenue and stated Economic
Development Director Hitt had advised the item would be on the January 12, 2016 agenda
City Manager Gray stated staff was reviewing traffic in the area and the item is scheduled for the
February 9, 2016 agenda.
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Council Member Mullins asked if temporary stop signs could be installed City Manager Gray will meet
with Police Chief Broadway and Lake County on installing temporary stop signs
ADJOURN: With no further comments, this meeting was adjourned at 9 10pm.
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