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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-23-1980 Supporting Documents80-152 80-153 L] CITY OF CUNIONT MINUTES Regular Meeting September 23, 1900 A Regular. Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, Septomber 23, 1.980. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr. at 7:30 p.m. with the following Councilmen in attendance: Carlisle Byrd, Lester Cole, Bob Pool and Dennis Thomas. Other City Officials present- were: City Manager. Forbes, City Attorney Baird, Finance Director Saunders and City Clerk Rozar. The Invocation was offered by Councilman Carlisle Byrd, followed by repeating of the Pledge of Allegiance by all present. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held September 9, 1980 were approved as written. VISITORS WITH BUSINESS Bonard Pitts: Monument Sales Mr. Pitts spoke concerning the City selling cemetery markers in competition with private enterprise. FIe felt it unfair that the City offer this service. After some discussion, a MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN TH10 AS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN BYRD AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED T[IAT TFIE CITY NO LONGER SELL CEMETERY MARKERS. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT COOPER MEMORIAL LIBRARY City Manager Forbes reported that Bonnie Homan had contacted him to relay to the City that the library was in the process of removing cabinets and shelves that had been purchased by the library, and moving them to the new library building. EXTENSION OF SEWER STUDY City Manager Forbes related that the City Engineer requests that he be given a one month extension on the Sewer Study for the Comprehensive Planning Grant. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT TFIE CITY MANAGER AND MAYOR BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE REQUESTED EXTENSION OF THE SEWER STUDY. MAYOR'S REPORT *amended 10-14-80 Mayor Smoak related the combination of the Recreation Committee and Landscape Committee could be more effective rather than separate committees. Iie stated a Parks and Recreation Committee would limit the number of meetings held and the people serving on these committees would be able to accomplish more with less time involved. He further stated these committee members would be contacted and the new committee established January 1, 1980. Consolidation of these committees was the recommendation of the City Manager. 1 ctry OP cLBRMONT MINUTES Regular Meeting September 23, 1980 COUNCIL REPORTS i DENNIS THOMAS: Mobile Home Sales using Mobile 11ome for an office. Mr. Thomas spoke concerning a firm that is requesting an exception be made from the City's Ordinance to allow a Mobile Home Sales Company to facilitate a Mobile home as an office. 80-154 After much discussion, a MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS, SECONDED BY MAYOR SMOAK AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE: CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY PRESENT BACK TO THE COUNCIL AN ACCEPTABLE EXCEPTION THAT COULD BE CONSIDERED FOR THE MOBILE HOME SALES COMPANY TO USE A MOBILE HOME AS AN OFFICE. BOB POOL: Sidewalks Mr. Pool spoke regarding requests he had received from citizens to build sidewalks along Ryan and Fourth Streets. City Manager Forbes related that sidewalks would be built along East Avenue next, and if monies were still available after completion of this project, we could construct a sidewalk along Ryan and Fourth Streets. ORDINANCE NO. 212-C: National Fire Code City Manager Forbes explained that the National Fire Code is a more detailed compilation of standards, practices and guides that focus more directly to specific problems that may arise in fire prevention and protection. After some 80-155 discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN POOL AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE NATIONAL FIRE CODE NOT BE ADOPTED, BUT USED ONLY AS A REFERENCE. This Ordinance was read by Title only. ORDINANCE NO. 140-C: Occupational Licenses City Manager Forbes explained that this Ordinance provides that Occupational License Fees be established by resolution. The ordinance was read by Title only. City Attorney Baird explained that this ordinance and Resolution No. 356 would need to be readopted on October 14, due to failure to publish the classifications and fees proposed. A poll was taken to analyze the Council's position on the fees as proposed in Resolution No. 356. Councilman Byrd voted yea, Councilman Cole voted nay, Councilman Pool voted yea, Councilman Thomas 80-156 voted nay and Mayor Smoak voted yea. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN POOL, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO TABLE ORDINANCE NO. 140-M AND RESOLUTION NO. 356 UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR, MEETING. The meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m. Claude E. Smoak, Jr. - Mayor %/ to Sandra O. Rozar - ity Clerk 'gIII:ST FOR 1I11Nlll'1'IUNAL IISI.I!IItN Unle:.,_ Svptcmbur.22, 191411 ��._.._ I)WHER: Ion McCaffrey APPLICANT! Philip 'ioppo - Lake Mobile home Snlen, Inc. pitOPERTY: SEE ATTACHED LEGAL DIiSCRIPTION 1740 South highway 27, Clermont, Florida (North of Ilook Street, 1CA'I'1lIN; East of the Drive In Theatre, Went of U.S. 27 Service Road, (See Site flan). /,t1:41W; C-2 General Duniness R1:1)UEST: Conditional Uae Permit for Mobile home Saleu Dusl.nesn with Crass Parking and Septic 'Tank System. L'UMMEN'T5: Article IX of the City 'Zoning Ordinance states that a Conditional Use Permit can be granted If it is found that: 1. The Proposed Use is desirable at a particular location. 2. That such Use will not be detrimental to tale health; safety, - or general welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity. 7. The Proposed Use will comply with the regulations and conditions apecified in the CedL`s for such Use. 4. The granting of the Conditional Use will not adversely affect the Comprehensive flan of the City. If tills Conditional Use request is granted, we believe that the following conditions should be required to insure that the above requirements are met: 1. All Mobilehomes must maintain a 25' front yard setback from the U. S. 27 Service (toad, and a 12' setback from all other property linen. MonumellLa will be placed on the property delineating the setback lines. 2. All Mobile homes must maintain a 10' separation (end to end and side by side) from any other Mobile Iiome or building. mire r stalled the e in 1 lei h[ will be in �. Shadowbox buffer Fencing 6 B length of the (look Street property line. 4. Crass parking shall be allowed on the following conditions. A. Approval for a curb cut from tile U.S.27 Service Road is obtained from the State D.O.T. D. A 20' wide access driveway shall be paved with asphalt the full depth of the parking lot. C. A minimum of eight (R) parking spaces shall be installed. D. All parking spaces will be delineated with parking stops, (railroad tles.or concrete). I... 711e parking area will he landscaped according to the City's Landscape Ordinance. I'nl{u 2 Condltlnlwl Iluv I'armll Nun Mccliffroy-1'N111p Toppu September 22, 19110 F. Pointing filial) be nllowed only 1n the off street parking lot. Customer parking sha11 not be allowed siting the U.S. 27 Service Bond. 5. An Occupational 614-ense shall not be Issuod until nil Suite Mobile Home Noalar I.Icenaen are obtained G. Since tl:ln In a Mobile Ilome Solen Park, one Mobile Home may bo filled nil an office (tile offlc(. must be tlod down),and connected to the City Water System. Furthermore, since thin office will be nt least 700' from a newer line, the office may be connected to n septic system approved by the (:aunty Ilenith Department. 7. No Mobile Ilome shall be occupied temporarily or permanently at; fin abode or living quarters for tiny person or persons. 8. if this property is utilized for any other purpose other than Mobile Home Sales, tills C.U.P. Permit shall Immediately expire. 9. All other applicable rules and regulations shall be met. 10. No expanslonn shall he allowed without the npprovnl of the City Council. 11. A Certificate of Occupancy for tie above development shall. not be lanued until all of the above conditions are met. Respectfully, t George D. Forbes City Manager GDF:pm PREVIOUS ACTION: At the October 7, 1980, Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting, the 11. 6 Z. unanimously recommended approval of this project with the above conditicas and the following additions: 1. All Mobile Homes located at the business will be assembled within five (5) days from the date of arrival. 2. Item p.0 was amended to rend, "a minimum of twelve (12) parking spaces shall be installed." CITY OF CLERMONT P.O. UOX 210 • CLE11MONT, FLOMDA 32711 • PHONE 0041304.4001 LCOAL NOTICL Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the Clermont Planning and Zoning Commission shall hold a Public bearing in ttse office of the City Manager at City hall on Tuesday, October 7, 1900 at 7s30 p.in. . The City Council of the City of Clermont will hold a Public Nearing in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, October 14, 1900 at 7s30 p.m.. Both meetings are for the following purposes To consider a request for a Conditional Use Permit for Lake County Mobile (tomes Sales, Inc. to locate a Mobile Nome Sales business on the corner of hook Street and U.S. highway #27. The legal description and details are available for public inspection at City Nall N1 Westgate Plaza, Clermont, Florida Monday through Friday during regular business hours. Please be advised that, under State I,aw, if you decide to appeal a decision made with respect to this matter, you will need a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made. Sandra 0. Rozar, City Clerk City of Clermont September 29, 1990 Leesburg Commercial �® CITY OF CLERMONT P.O. BOX 210 • CLERMONT, FLORIOA 32711 • PHONE 004/394 4001 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST: Lake County Mobile ❑ome Sales, Inc. Property Owners Notified: Donald McCaffrey 730 Oak Drive Joseph J. Kamanar, Jr. 872 flock Street Lionel L. Barfield P.O. Box 872 APP1.1CAI ION t:ONDHIONA1, IISC I'CIOIIT 1 '. ® (SC1:TION 26-117 CODV OF OI11W 1,S) A1111LICANTI IIATI;sE�J1:1C" RIO. Ilnmo//t ltG:lA:81��11L�,�lG.�i�GfiJ2��1E���.��fl1J.]Gf,T' �-/bF Addrlsdi�f•'��i ��1iNN�.LiL3�T.l.il.�_—.. PCV-L� f`su�" 'I'cicphoues��- CLAD of Ik-pier! tlon Property,�n TNF. P_iC„ L7C?..�Cf.'.�:h.__£s7%-._,�L+�C<i:_: •1.7JI',F.£�_ I:xlatInµZonings Cencral Description of Request: (Attach additional oherts If necennary) A013h.6 I�77E cam..- ZS4 I'ILIM INSTRUCTIONS: 'fho application shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk on or before 10 days prior to a seduled meeting of the Planning & Zoning Comminalon and shall be duly advertised for public chhenring and scheduled for such hearing for the next Planning i Zoning Commission nweting and City Council meeting. The recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Commission shall be forwarded to the City Council for its conglderation at the next meeting. The applicant shall furnish the following information to accompany application: it I� I. The name, address, and telephone number of the applicant and owner of I the property. I! 2. A plot plan showing the dimensions and location of all existing and �1 proposed buildingn, signs, driveways, off-street parking arena, loading 1' and unloading, highways, water courses, and other topa�raPhic features ` of the Bite. - I I; 7. A description of the proposed operation in sufficient detail to set forth Its nature and extent. jj 4. Plana or reports describing method of handling any traffic condition created by the proposed use. 5. Landscape architectural plana. I' 6. Complete legal description of property involved, including a survey. I PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - If Conditional Use Permit Application is for a Planned Unit Development QUO), see also section 26-68 (E) of the Code of Ordinances. I` I'he applicant should become familiar with the regulations of the City of Clermont regarding] zoning requirements applicable to particular zoning classifications. HA:S: 1. Any person requesting a conditional use permit, except a planned unit development, shall file an application and pay a fee of $25 per acre or any part thereof, with a maximum fee of $250. 2. Any person requesting a conditional use permit for a 1llanned unit develop- V ment shall file an application and pay a fee of $75 per acre or any part thereof, with a maximum fee of $750. ,ce, SignAtyhe f Applicant A)<J f, of iJ/'P�icanur F-Zq-3�75�5- oUpfvk of / � epeler1/ - 1,66e./iL 7Es e,ei�Tio:v e� ���PFh ry _ , r V —� �-P-P,67-/ONI L Cc�2. of -rH,' /U8 ��[� of �'c.rioN N�J/'�TFI � �lDr�l� �7Yc'.PET ANA ,GLUrE-�T o� U:S• �%�• (•�,i-r-r�-ram l�Co�p a5) D6s��En F,s: �nu� .�:�o .��Er 1 Q , ( "L02lUR CIPS) Lis 5401-N oN m�P Ar�`ACf�E/�f ` A4x7v all X 4. IN 0 �i}Xbn M C-� .14 COUN .X 50 0 TY �l06he Home 00,9us� r•. 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O J ,- l l F -l'' •!I — i ''� . 7. f a•0•"0. ,..n _©�' O. frrr..T n`. �-rpp:pu.A.p,;©i•�•OOvU" S?gip >t� O �' �O©�n 01 0-1 r. •� ',t ter- -- —• — - - O•. ,�� �• I,o. z5 y Sir,Tt i u I 1(�77 T � I ansr uH. of u.v u.nrtt f«ccT Hn.111jafw i CITY OF CLFRMONT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES 'Phis nu:eting of the 1'lannIll B and Zl)nlnh (%n+fifit, iall won <:nl.lud to order by the Chalrnum Ruth Alice Ray, will) i;ave the InV"CntlOn tit 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 7, 1980 in Life offlcc of the City Manager lu CtLy Half - ROLL (:ALI,. Prenunt: LOfflne Re.lyen, deck Sargent, Henry Czech, dike Conley, Laura Cook and Ruth Alice Ray. Absent: gob 'Thompson. The minutes of the August 5, 1980 meeting were approved nil submitted. ,rho minutes of the September 1, 1980 meeLlnl; were approved nu submitted. i'UB1.1'C HEARING ON A CONIWlONA1, I1SIi P141iMPT. Nick .lonen entered the meeting It thin point. The City M+uufl;er rvvlcwed the request by Mr. Toppo for it Mobile Home Stiles Business to be located at 1740 South Highway 27 in Clermont. Ile recommended several conditions to Lnsufc tills GUI' would meet the requirements of Life Zoning Ordinance, and asked Mr. Toppo to spenk to each point as it was brought up, if there was any problem. All requirements presented by the City Manager were listed in his memo dated September 22, "Request for CUP", and were agreed upon by Mr. Toppo. The I' & Z Commission recommended Item 4.0 be amended to read, "a minimum of twelve (12) parking spaces shall be installed" In order to accomodate the employees and customer parking. P & Z also asked where tractors to move the Mobile Homes would he parked. Mr. Toppo assured they would be parked in the area immediately behind the Office Mobile Home where they would be out of sight. P & Z also recommended an additional condition: "All Mobile Homes located at the business be assembled within five (5),days from the date of arrival." A motion was made by Laura Cook, seconded by Louise Relyca and unanimously approved to recommend this request to the City Council with the conditions by the City Manager and the additions above, by P & Z. The City Manager informed Mr. Toppo that tills C(II' would be brought before the City Council on 'Tuesday, October 14, 1980 and that he should be present. CITY REZONING. Tb ere was much discussion regarding the August 5, 1980 Public Bearing on the proposed rezoning. A motion was made by Jack Sargent, seconded by Mike Conley and unanimously approved that the City's proposed rezoning be limited to the Central Business District, (Areas #1 & 2 on the proposed rezoning map),and the lots in Area #6 that face Chestnut Street. City Manager Forbes stated that the proposed Rezoning Ordinance for Areas 1 and 2 would be presented to the City Council as soon as possible. It was further discussed that the City Manager would research the property owners in Area 06 and would report to the P & Z at the next meeting for the final approval on that area. The meeting was adjourned at 8:13 p.m. RUTH ALICE RAY, Chairman A'1"I'Ii0'I Ih:tu: Octnbar. 11, 19Q0 UWNER: Robert Epps AI'PLICAI41% Ronald M. Clarice PROPERTY: Lot 6, Clermont Nelghtn Subdlvioion .,.:CATION: 1670 Bast Avenue (See Site Plan) ZONING: R1A Residential REQUEST: Variance from 100' required to 96' at the building setback line. This property meets all other requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. ii COMMENTS: You may recall that Mrs. Pox used to own Lots 6 and 7 together, and in January of 1974, and August of 1979, she received a variance to sell Lot 6 separately. j Since all variances expire within one year of their approval, the new owner of Lot 7, Mr. Clarice, now wishes to again receive a variance to allow him to construct a home on this property. The plans for this home have been submitted to the Building Department. Since Mr. Clarke only owns Lot 7, the refusal to grant this variance would truly be a hardship depriving him of any use of his property. With the exception of having only 96', instead of 100' required at j the building setback line, this lot meets or exceeds all the require- ments of the Zoning. Ordinance. i Respectfully, George D. Forbes �— City Manager GDP:pm Attachments i PLEASE PRINT ON TYPE TO THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJI ,14F.NT OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, FLORIDA (�c�� .� � 0 APPLicANT NAME:-2 11U-/ a /I�C�iI 'k , _ Cr anT. ADORESS; /1�_ACrNnu� Gentlemen: (laving posted the necessary $25.00 appeal fee with the City Clerk, I hereby make application to your Board for relief from a decision of the Building Official of the City of Clermont, whereby I was refused permission to: Repair ( ), Add to ( ), Alter ( ), Construct ( X), Move and Place ( ), a (sign) building on lot/s__ _�j_y _C b_�_ Block Subdivision Cl Er1mgAir µRlf,-LrA, Address _,Zone R LA._._ Section of Code �' ° rt I A. e - 2 - in the City of Clermont, Florida. The reason given by the Building Official for the decision in refusing to issue a building permit is: _ SIk T:Itivitirticvl loo Tr,aT Ar the 6v1 c(ttirl gt't' bilok tt vF LoT MCAs tiE M6ti7 gLP�f .T• _ ..:.. .. .= My appeal to your Board is based on my contention that this decision creates a hardship on me for the following reason, or reasons; c�5e- OF In!) Prop Or Seven (7) copies of all necessary floor plans, plot plans, and other pertinent infor- mation are attached hereto, on paper size 8�" x 14" minimum size. I submit that I qualify for this variance because I have an exceptional and unique hardship on my particular parcel of land that is not shared by property owners in my area. A strict application of the zoning ordinance deprives reasonable use of my land me of the and the granting of this variance will not alter the essential character of the area. I have been notified that this Variance Application must be filed with the City Clerk no later than 5:00 P.M. on Friday, two (2) weeks prior to the Council meeting at which time Variance will be considered. I also understand that when any variance is granted, constructiu of the structure must be completed within one year from date of grant. Date: a7- Very truly yours, r 5/17/77 ' �D Ott. H s H a 1 S)6p. 0 IN 1p I �l� rl/ l!'•l 111 nll� N I Il'i'ia li III,.■ l:l.•.......,l Il.i „I:'.I;'!■ I'lii,• I', r.lJ J'IAJ AI VAIt 1 ANCL 5 Fi i inq of an ownerofor has any lllegal uinterest tlinrproperty raffectedebyvthisrzoninglcode shall desire a variance in tile, same., he shall filea petition at the office of the City Clerk setting forth the following infur•nlation, �1)) The petitioner's full name and mailing address, 2) The legal description of the property involved, (3 A plot plan (schematic drawing) of the property involved °howing tho location of proposed buildings or structures. (4) A floor plan of my proposed extension or addition. (5) The purpose for which the property will be used. (6) A concise statement as to why the present regulations s create a hardship to the petitioners. petition containenotice; hearing; ingtheaforesaidinformationci is filed with on of ethe City rtcClerk along with a filing fee of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00), the Clerk shall forthwith cause notice of the same to be published as a legal notice in a local newspaper, no less than five (5) days prior to the date set for hearing the same, and shall enter the matter on the adgenda of the next regular meeting of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, if said meeting is five (5) or more days forthcoming, otherwise the matter shall be advertised and set for, hearing at the following regular meeting wherein five (5) days !` notice could be given; provided, however, if said petition requests a zoning use change then the City Council of the City of Clermont shall hold a public hearing thereon, at least fifteen (15) days notice of the time and place of which shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Clermont at least fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing. When the proposed amendment involves a change of zone, all property owners abutting the affected property shall be indi- vidually notified by official letter from the City, stating the conditions of the amendment. I' ((3) Completion of construction; notice of commencement of construction). When any variance is granted construction of the structure must be completed within one (1) year from the date of grant. It shall Ile the obligation of the owner to file written notice with the City Clerk that he has begun the proposed construction. 1 `' If no such notice is filed the variance shall automatically lapse. (0) Transfer of Variance). A variance in the zoning regulations may be transferred along with the transfer of the property ownership, but only for the specific use and floor plan originally granted. ((5) Filing of Notice of Commencement on Construction for Variances granted prior to enactment of provisions). Notice of conmlencement of the construction requested in all variances granted by this council prior to the date of the enactment of this ordinance must be filed with the City Clerk within one (1) year of the date of enactment of this ordinance. FLORIDA'S FINES r INLAND RESORT- RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY ®' C AO CITY OF CLIERMONT P.O. BOX 210 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 904/394.4081 PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFIED OF CLARKE VARIANCE REQUEST Hubbert L. Powell 1640 East Avenue Clermont George 11. Dupee 1654 East Avenue Clermon t Henry C. Loud Apt. 58008, Zone 105 Colinas De Bello Monte Caracus, Venuezuela --- Leroy R. McKee 1719 First Street Clermont Herbert Rogers 151 Minnehaha Avenue Clermont Paul D. Meredith 1701 East Avenue Clermont Louise Relyea 140 E. Lakeshore Drive Clermont Mrs. Kitty Rathwick 160 E. Lakeshore Drive Clermont Binion Harmon Post Office Box 945 Clermont CITY OF CLERMON`li P.O. nOX 210• Ctf11MONr, FL01110A 32711 o f ILUNE NM/394 40n1 October 3, 1')I30 Ilubber.L L. Powull 1640 KasC Avonne ClurmonL, Florida 12.711 Subject: Variance IiequcsL. 1678 Kant Avenue [)car tor. Powell.: This letter iS to inform you that a variance from the City's zoning ordinance has been requested as described on the attached notice. The City notifies all owners within 150' of a variance request to on.ure that our citirans; are aware of any zou.inq changes that might: affucL them. The attached 7,oninq Variance request will be heard at a Public 11earinq before Cho CLormonL City Council., acti.ng as a hoard of AdjusLUnon1. On TUOUddy, October. 14, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamhers located at the corner of West Avenue and OeSoto Ntruet. You are invited to at Lund this Public lleari.nq to express your views on this mattor. Ily working Loclether, we can makn Clermont a bol.lcr ptag'u I 1 ive aunt work. 'Thank you for your con.si.deration. Sincerely, Wayne Saunders Actinq City Manager WS/sr attachments CITY OF CfLER111sY®NT P.O. BOX 219 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 PHONE B04/394.011 Notice of Public Ilcarinfl Notice is hereby given that the City Council. of the City of Clermont, sitting as a Board of Adjustment, will hold a Public Hearing in the Council Chambers located on the corner of PJest Avenue and DeSoto Street on Tuesday, October 14, 1.980 at approximately 7:30 p.m. to consider the following: A request- by Ronald A. Clarke for a Variance to Section 26-20-C2 (Lot width requirement) of the Zoning Ordinance on property described as: Lot Six (6) Clermont Heights Subdivision Between Lakeshore Drive and Lake Minnehaha - - - --- ✓ 1678 East Avenue All interested parties will be given an opportunity to express their views on the matter. Please be advised that, under State Law, if you decide to appeal a decision made with respect to this matter, you will proceedings need a record of the roceedin s and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made. Sandra Rozar, City Clerk City of Clermont October 8, 1980 Leesburg Commercial Noma to; C.Iermont City Council From: Cl Ly Manage:. Subject: Meekly [demo Date: October 9, 19130 south LAKE PLAYERS. We brave requested that a representative i Of the South 1,nrke Players appeant noxLTUcL Mg sday's CouncLeetin the waiver of their rental fees for Jenk[ns Auditorium. 'Their fees have been t ommend walvmi for the last two seasonCol lowings. L would recng l conditions:le of i rental fees is granted that It be done on tilt. 1. Tile Rental fees be wnived only through the period of their final 1 proposed production of the season's Plays• jI 2. Smaller facilities be utiltred for as many rchenrsal sessions as is practical. Iof the group bl e reported back to the Council. J. The financial stat at the end of this SCIISOn'$ production. b. No modifications be made in any way to the building, nor shall the building be occupied at any time without the approval of the City. 5. A $50.00 deposit be given to the City. i APPOIN'['MEXI'S 'I'0 REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL. A new Regional ure Plan- nlnl; Council Act passed In Lhe Lust se:uch slun of Chc Florida Leg requires a change in the manner [n wilich representatives to each of the Rcl;iw'.ul Planning Councils in the State are selected. The ,ruLeivestate tile thatoeach member municipality may appoint one (1) voting relre It Is not required, but this representative should be an elected Official - councilman Byrd and Nick Jones are our present representatives. APPOINVIENT 'rO LAKE COMUNI1'Y ACTION AGENCY. We have received a notice (enclosed) from the Lake Convnuaity AcL'Lon Agency for ;I nominee from rd of ars es oClrmont to sere oil fcClermont hasvserved luonrthe aBoard, Ilan dclast yeaurrsite 77was LChairmaniofStileants Board of Directors. POLICE. [inclosed is the monthly Police Report. The Figures in parenthesis are totals for the year. LEAA GRANT. You may recall that some months ago, we applied for a Law Enforcement Assistance (rant through the Regional Planning Council, This used for a Po Lice radio console system and to establish grant was Co have been the Police Department' on a separaLe radio thatuuCongres'sehru.^,vchosenu,not bto een notified by the Regional Planning include this program in their FY81 Budget. Therefore, we will not be able to obtain any grant monies for Lh[s project. I i Page 2 Wookiy Matto October 9, 1980 H-AGUE, OF CITI.E'S. 'rite next meeting of the Lake County League of Cities will beheld next Wudlleadny, October 15, 19RO at the Croveland Community Building, 243 South Lake Avenue. Dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. Any Council member wishing to attend this meeting should immediately contact Lite City Clerk. The followlnl; persons have signed up to attend the League of Cities Convention at the end of October: Mayor Smoak, Councilmen fool and '1'hontns and City Attorney Byrd. 'Travel vouchers must be obtained at City Hall for reimbursement of approved bills which includes meals and lodging. A receipt must be obtained for all buts In whlcll you wish to be reimbursed. if you have any questions on tills pleaue contact me.. U'I'1111'1,1E'S. Last week we obtained an Inspection Report from the Watertown Taint and Repair Co. for the highland Avenue Water 'Tank. The Tank is in good condition, but the interior needs to be sandblasted and pointed, and the spider rods repaired. We will check on tie costs of tills work, and prepare bids for the Council's approval. Funds for this work should come from the Improvement, Repair, and Repincement Fund. Tile chlorinator on the Seminole Well had to be repaired again this week. The suction diaphragm, and vacuum regulation diaphragm had to be replaced. This week, the Utility Department has installed approximately 720' of 2" water line to service new triplexes on Shady Nook Lake. We also discovered a backflow problem at the Skyline Motel and we are requiring the Motel to place a backflow prevention device in the system. POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD. 'rite next meeting of the Lake County politic ion Control Board is set for next Monday, October 1.7, 1980 at 7:70 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Old Courthouse. I. will be present at this meeting to request another six (6) month Variance and explain to the Board the City's actions. LIBRARY AND CIIAMBE1 OF COMMERCE ALLOCATIONS. presently the City Is operating under a temporary budget until the final budget can be adopted. We have sent a check to the Library for their first quarter allocation. Next week, I will allocate to the Chamber of Commerce, $4,000 or the $7,000 budgeted in the temporary budget, if their is no Council objections. You may recall that we have previously sent a letter to the Chamber more or less promising that we intended to budget at a minimum of $4,000 to them this year. NON-RESIDENT BASEBALL FEES. The Little League, Dixie Majors, and Junior Cirls Softball Leagues still have not paid their non-resident fees which were due July 1, 1980. 1 have sent a third notice to these Leagues (enclosed), requesting payment of these fees. If these fees are not paid by October 15, I will report back to the City Council. Page 3 Weekly Memo October 9, 1980 PIIIIhIC WOI(KS. Cone Itoofing hat, begun the re-ronfing work on tenklnn Audltorinm, and lulu given the City a five (5) year guarantee Of their work. We are also completing the eldewnik on gloxam Avenue and inapectlnll, and repalring the Clty'o traffic Olvial loopu mi Illghway 50. I(c8pec t f ully, George D. Forhea City Manager (;I)I': pm Enclonurce � I �N THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL ct�INi ' ilotidt mi WYMORE ROAD , WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 32709 t T£if:PIIONE. (105) 645.3339 October 1, 1981) Ilnnorablc Claudu h. Sneak, .lr. 'htynr City of Clermunt I,. 0, Rex 219 Clcrnentt, I'lorlda 32711 Itefcrence: Amended Itulcs for the Bast Central Florida Regional Planninl; Council Ucar Mayor Smoak: iinrlascd for your information is a ropy of the new Rules of organization 1'or the Iiost Central Florida Iegional Planning Council, As you probably know from previous correspondence, recent meetings of the Council you may have attended or from discussions with your representatives to the Council, it has bean necossery to revise and restructure the Regional planning Council in order to bring it into full compliance with the new Iegional Planning Coonctl Act passed in the last scssion of the Florida Legislature. The passage of this Act results in a chMige In the manner in which representatives to each Of the Regional rinnning Councils in the State are selected. These changes will require each of the member cities and counties of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council to adjust their respective appointments to the Council to come into compliance with the new Act and the revised rules. The specific requirements relating to this matter can be found on Pnge 9, pa graphs 11 through 14 of the attached Rules. In suuunary, the revised Itulcs stipulate tlut: ;t) Rech member county may appoint two (2) voting representatives to the (:ouncil, at least one who shall he an elected official; b) Bach member municipality may appoint one (1) voting representative. 'There is no requirrmont that this appointee be an elected official; and c) Bach municipality with n papulatio❑ of over 50,000 shall be entitled to two (2) representatives. YwYM<yTo.M ,t,A � M.MM.r,oYMm p ,.�1�• _ wilt Cd�IMnwnLL,. t •v,w�+ .�rur ,,.y,uy�lw Fro.A fPMC rfl � F�.`WF+M°M yl�i.,� � lnnnrablr Claude 1i. Smoak. .Ir. llelober I, 1t11;11 I,,tlty Two '1si4r from the ad,iusttnvnt in lilt, number of roprosculativv!, for vach mom. I,cr city and county, the most significant ch:ullte in the new Lvitislation Allow; the Governor to nipoint up to onv-third (1/3) of the total voting; 1•cpresunln- 1hull of the Council. The Coveraot•'s appointments, howovvr, are Indrpvndvltt of Ihnsr made by Ihv mrntber cities and commit,. AIIhongh tho new Act does not rvquire cities vwl cowntIvs to appoioil riveted 4)CHeIitIs as tlie Ir representitives, fury arr rnc(uraged Ltt do so siucr it Ica:a Iwo••lIll yds 1 /3) of lhv total auntbrr 1)f rollresrntatIvrs uuu;t lot, vit•rlt•d officials. Snmv ulcmbel• cities and counties have already acted and made their respec- I rve appointments. If you have not alrcotly done so, pleclsc :Itivttd to this as soon as possible. It' you have any questions regarding thi:; matter, plrw,v fcrl Il•ct, to contact nlc. Kincel'vly yours, r G.tr.� It,v Director CC/Aar I'urio•an'e . r: Collncil Members (w/au•Iosure) County/I:ity Administrator (w/enclosure) r j xf f o Lul ) Cummunill Action A •crlcl , 111c. � J S J .1: Afn�nnlin ,�rrmlr F;u11i T, !'InriJN .I;'i:'6 !'hunl•A Ixll••tsJ•35 �o • JSl•.t I�17 IAM11 N. LOW$ p \ fuss IONS$ September 25, I11N0 e.w..l City of Clermont City !tall 1 Westgate Plaza Clermont, Florida 32711 Dear Commissioners: Viank you for the services rendered by your representative during the past year, as a member of our. Board of Directors. Ile/She may be continued for another year or perhaps you may wi.ch to nominate another person. Your elected member will be present0d as a nominee to thn bake Community Action Agency Board of Directors at its annual meeting on November 71 l98a 0 t the Lmm Leesburg Conunity Iiuilding at 8T00 P.M. It is our desire that responsible leaders from businesses public officials; education, industry, labor, religion, significant minority groups, and other major activities and interest join with us in the challenging work of our successful Community Action Agency. Please complete and return the enclosed form not later than October 24, 1900. Sincerely, / James It. Lowe t:xccutive Director Jy'•/.>/v's Bessie S. Jones, Chairperson, Board JIIi,/mb of Directors I:nc. ( FUNUI:D Ily c( 4UNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION ) emn, oP 011T[nons f OIILYN. VIfA.PN'ifNfn MRS. 1'f N„TI YIMAIR, MCKIART r[rnr NANO, ASSISTANT SCLR[TART Aml.,A YI 1„[Ifl'00NTfR,Suren worn J. army,PAMIA161RARIAN I-11[L 011.1 JIPP, fM0A115 1001[ III11Ni PART J0145 JAP[5 .IMINS, M. PML J(A,1CW1 PAIR.ARCI rAM CONTIC CMM 5. 1, E. RIMN(T IfII AIIK� URANO AIPR[N51 01V111 L. CO,MLLT CTM1f1A PII[PAN AN PQUAL ol'roRTUMTI• clrranren CERTIFICATION OF NOMINATION TO LCAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS DATE NAME OF CITY, AGENCY, OR ACTIVITY We hereby nominate _ to serve on the Board of Directors of Lake Community Action Agency for the 19__/19 Program which begins on December 1, 19__ Signature Name & Title (Type or Print) NOTE: PLEASE return this completed form to Lake Community Action Agency, 32 Magnolia Avenue- Eustis, Florida 32726 not later than THIS FORM FOR GROUP ONE'ONLYt ( PUBLIC OFFICrATA.), NOMINEES ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERt TELEPHONE APPROVED DATE I t{I Ill l �' .. I�.rl 41 •. �(� CI UI UI r. Ir t. ttt .I W (l, f/1!111I / • .. .' it ii � I L P' 1 H W C, U Ilt 1 t N 4, I j II t (1 _ I W W v tU I IL UI W rr 1 t I,I I •. I a, m w ,.I i � V, w J N a, 1J ur u. I �u n - Pt I. I•W W Iv N N .: W F O lU UI VI J I N Ut p N .-. .. J V N N GI I r: r o w 1 I 53 U, ` V O •• Vr � N ~ W I r j . J 1 CITY OF CLERMONT P.O. COX 219. CLEIIMONT, rLOn1DA 22111 a PIIONE 904/394,4001 September 30. 1980 Mr. Bob Duncan pent office Box 516 Clermont. Florida 32711 Dear Mr. Duncan: 11:1st in to confirm our telephone conversation regarding the payment of fees for the Dlxic M.jor'n who are living out of the City Limit of Clermont. Attached you will Mid the twealetae,rs wlicil amouwere nt sent c to you on February 20 and .tune 10, 19110, regarding to be paid for each out of town player. Once again. 1 wish to express the need to receive the monies due the City, from the non-resident players who participated in'tbe games tills year on the City Ba�+eball Field. 11ie City will not be able to schedule thin group for baseball flcld ose next year if the fees arc not received by octo6er 15, 19B(), alon}1 with tine roster of players. 'shank you for your consldcratton. Respectfully. George D. Forbes City Manager . CDF:pm Roclosures 2 CITY OF CLERMONT p.0. 0UR 219 • CLERMONT, /LOnIOA 32711 • PHONE 904/394 40Ul September 19. 1900 Mr. dill Stone 798 Montrone Street Clermont, Florida 72711 Dear Mr. Stone: 7111s in to confirm our telephune conversation regarding the payment or fees for the Little League players who are living out of the City Limit of Clermont. Also, attached are the two letters citwere neat to you on February 28 and .little 10, 1900 reg g the amount of fee to be paid for each out of town player. Once. again, 1 wish to exprenn the need to receive ti:e monied due the City from the null -resident players wl:o participated in the gamed this year on Lite City naucball Field. The City will not be able to ochedule title group for nascball Field line next year if the fees are not received by October 15, 1980. Thank you for your connideration. Respectfully, , Ceorge O. Forbes City Manager CDF:pm Enclosures 2 Ash LW CITY OF CLERMON'T PA. UOX 219 • CLEIIMONI. FLOIIIDA 92711 • PHONE J04I2944001 5cplembur 70, 1980 tit -it. (barks R. Russ Like Shore Drive Clernxrnt, Florldi 72711 Ucar Olnnel 'lilts letter la sent in regard to the payment Of fees for the Jr. Girls Softball mumbera will) are llvini: Out of the Clty limit of Clermont. Attached you will find the two letters which were 1 sent to .lot. Xonwlen, dated February 2fl and June 10, 198(), regardnl y rel;nrdltrg the nnkxmt Of fee to bu paid fur each out o[ town play- er. When I spoke to .lac on the phone. he said that be would pass _ the letters on to you alnco be no longer wall coaching the group. i wLsh to express the need to receive the mantes due the City from the nun -resident players who participated in the gnmes thin year On the City SOftbull 1:10d. The City will lint be able to schedule this group for the softball field next year, if the fees are not received by October L5, 1980 along with the roster of players. Iltvrk you for your considcratlOn. Respectfully, Coorge I). Forbes city Manager �t CDF: pill ,inclosuren 2 Memo tot Clermont CILy CuunCII From: GI ty Manager 8ttb,)ccL: Occupational LlCunae Date: September 19, 1980 Occupational Licenses are again on the City Council Agenda nince they were tabled at our last meeting. Ordinance No. 140-11 simply estUtbllahes the fact that Occupational Licenses will be established by Resolution- iesolution No. 356 catablishcs the new Occupational license rates. 'llte new occupational License fees are also much caster to understand slnce we have reduced the number of classifications from 238 to approximately 25. I have also received it memorandum from the City Attorney regarding the Occu- pational License Resolution. Ile has advised me that Florida Law requires a different procedure for the publication of the Occupational License Resolution than our charter dealing with the inactment of the order. Although the procedure we followed does not void the Resolution, the City Attorney has suggested that we re -advertise and reenact this Resolution again at our October meeting in order to avoid any future problems. Respectfully, George D. Forbes City Manager ODF:pm CITY OF C1,FR110Nr RESOLUTIONS NO.--35-6 I — A RI?,sol.UTIoM OP 'fill, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Or CI,ERMONT, I,AKI•; COUNTY, FLORIDA, lilfl'ABLISIIINC OCCOPA'1'l()1IAl, LICEMSES FEEIi. Whereuu, Clinpter 'IWvlva of the Munlelpni. Code of Ordlnancc❑ providers for tlm entabltahment of Occupational I,lcenoen: NOW 'I'llIMEFORI{ HE IT RI•;SOI,VE1), Itl!(;INNINO OCTO11I11, 1, 19110, THE OCCUPATIONAL L1C01111; FEES FOR BIR;INI:SSI:S PROVIDING SERVICES WITOIN '111E CllllfllRA'1'li LIMITS OF ITil1 CITY OF CI.EItMONT ARE HEREBY ESTAiILISHEA) AS FOLLOWS: 1'11e followLlg annual License i'cen aloll be paid to the Clty an herein provided by the person managing or transact till', such businesses nu follows: ITUI 1- RETAIL BUSINIiSS. Any Retail Business or nervlee, including the serv- icing of products ould on the premises. ITIM 2. PERSONAL SERVICE EST'ABLISIUIEN'fS SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO Ileauty Shops, Barber Sliops, Tailor or Dressmaking Shops, Advertiging .-_ Income Tax Consultants, Shoc Repair Shopa,I'lu nic, Danci�togra- �i phlc Studios, Laundrlan, Dry Cleaners Lm:dscaping Servleen and n Repair Shops ITIM T. AUTOMOBILE SERVICES. J 37,56) A. Dealers, New or Used Denlern. $50. A-1. with Repair Slop and/or Filling Statinn It. Filling Stations Jit1'3� C. Body and Paint or Welding Shoo 1). Garage, Repairs. Storage E. Trailer Sales, Agricultural Equipment Sales �40 ✓ d F. Auto Transportation Companies $50. 37, 50 7'I'ITI 4. RECRE TION FACILITIES, Theaters, including Drive Ins, U Carnivals, or Tent Shows, Bowling Alleys, Skating and Roller Rinks, Millard Halls, tiinlature Calf Courses, Driving Ranges, Tourist AtIrnetIons 2 S ITEM 5. RESTAURANTS, including Drive Ins /ye ✓��✓ CITY OF CLISRIIONT RESOLUTIONS NO._356._..._ 1TI;11 6. 110'PE1.SyA1'ARTMEN'fS+ 11UPGEXF_Sr IlOARDINC IR)-USE Nlll(SINC rentir, CONVAI,IiSCIiN'f IIOMIiSr 1?UIWISII1,D ROOMS (dIniltl; rumor+ without rentnurnnt license not permitted). - 1/).),5 ), I � utr room (A) Two Rooms or more P �50 $dr, per apt. (IS) Two apartment" or more. ITEM 7. 1tANUFACTURINO, Aunembling or Packaging JQ I'm 8. WIIOLESALE ENTERPRISRS and ontnblinhm•atn engaged in Warehmu+li�, 18K. With or without retail "ales, ouch nn but nut Si+l Ime»+'lice ++itonldenter +lnl Building Ilaterini Yardn, 1:lectricat and Plumbing. 11 r Storage Warehouser. 1/ 75 6100^ 1TE11 7. BANKS LOAN AND FINANCE COMP ANUS 1'1'F.M 10. SL'1100hS, Kindcrgnrtena, Day Care Ccntcrn, etc. I'1Etj 11. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: (A) REAL. ESTATC•. BROKERS, Agent" exempt. (B) Optometrists, u0steoding 11ml Osteopath, Phgricist,�andrnnylother + 3� ++perso ., practicing the art of healing not specifienlly mentioned,:Sb each 5 each (C) EXTERMINATORS '550-e each (D) LA14YERS each (E) ENGINEERS & Architects WO- (V) INSURANCE AGENTS, for all tyPes of innnr+mce field and all ,zA $ Companies represented. 975p� (C) CONTRACTORS, except for Specialty Service G'ontrn zr56 . each SPEC1AIXY SERVICE C014TRACTORS (II) ACCOUNTANTS. CPA'n, Audltor" c f ��. �D$50. each 07'IIIiR MISINI:SSES: J�`� 2� ITEM 12. HOUSE MOVERS (Bond required) :;J ITEM 13. YARD SERVICE, including mowing, spraying, planting, fertilize 754 (r 11 ITEM 14. COIN OPL•'ItATED MACH INE5 7 5$-W- each ITEM 15. 1.00KSMITII is � D� 72 .5 $160. per yen ITEM 16. AUCTIONEERS � $ 30. daily`, ITEM 17. UTILITIES; such as Telephone and Electric Companies ) 5" i"1r. ITEM 18. CAS COMPANIES: Bottled or Natural Can Sales & Services +D 2� A4e 1'I'liP1 19. NFWSPAI'IiR PUISLISIIERS q5 $e0. 1TIiM 20. RADIO _& TV BROADCAST STATIONS $50. 30 I'I'I:M 21. SOI ICl'fOltti $40. -when permitted - � $60. ITEM 22. CITRUS PACKING OR PROCESSING_ C ITEM 23. PAWN BROKERS 0 ary of CURMONT RESOLUTIONS NO. 356 I'1'1i11 '1.4, FRUIT AND _V_EOATAIM.E DEALEIRf_ 1'1'IiM 5. JUNK NEAIJ{ItS I'I'li)I 20. UNCLASSIF1ED: All Firms, Corporations, or persons doing, bu::lneas In the City or having agents or representatives osu:blinhed here and not specifically 01 specificall enumerated above s;III pay Annual License Fee of $.!(f). IT1:11 27. MAXIMUM LICENSE TAX FEE: y When more than one classified business is operated by one person, firm or corporation and within the boundaries of one eatablishment or place of business, then the license tax pro- vided for in thia section shall be required for only the higher classification, provided that the minimum license tax is $60r00 3 a.00 and further provided that this provision does not apply to the operation of coin -operated devices, the sale of alcoholic Bever- ages or profcsnional practices. (Ord. No. 33-C, 3, 12-12-67). DUNE AND RESOLVED DY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLEMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA THIS DAY OF , A.D. 1480.... CLT'Y OF CLF.RIIONT CLAUDE, 11. SMOAK, JR. , - 1layo1 ATTEST: SANDRA 0. ROZAR, - City Clerk CITY OF CLRRMONT RIiGULALI CITY COUNCIL MERITING 7:30 p.m. September 23, 1980 AGENDA CALL. TO ORDER INVOCATION APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 23, 1980 VISITORS WITH BUSINESS Bonard Pitts - Cemetery Monuments REPORTS City Manager City Attorney Finance Director Mayor Council Members OLD BUSINESS Final Reading of Ordinance No. 212-C - Fire Code Final Reading of Ordinance No. 140-M - Occupational License Resolution No. 356 - Occupational License NEN BUSINESS ADJOURN Memo tot (Uty Council From: City Manager SubJeet: Adoption of National Fire Code Ordinance 212—C Date: Augnnt 21, 1980 Attached is n memo from the Fire Chief recommending that tho City ndopt the National Fire Code. The National Fire Code In a comptlntation of standards, recommended practices, and guidon designed to Improve fire protection and prevention. 'rile Codes cover almost all aspects of fire procedures and practices, and I would strongly recommend that the National Fire Code be adopted by the City of Clermont. Respectfully, George D. Forbes City Manager GDF:pm Enclosure 11 I_ M 0 It A N I) U M TO: CITY MANAGER FROM: FIRE CIIII:F SUBJECT: NATIONAL FIRR CODIi DATE: 8 Auqunt 1980 After thorough review of the Southern Standard Fire Prevention Code which we have adopted, I would recommend that we nine adopt the National Fire Code (NFPA) in addition to this. The format of the SSFPC seems to be better suited for municipni enforcement and implementation, whereas the NFC goes Into greater depth and covers a broader area of hazards. It is apparent that tbey would work well together. R. L, mSmythe US:mm CITY OF CLERMONT CODE ORDINANCES Ordinanco NO. 212-C AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 5, PROVIDING FOR AN ADOPTION BY REFERENCE: OF NATIONAL FIRE CODE, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- WITII; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. T11E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT HEREBY ORDAINS THAT: SECTION 1. Adoption of National Fire Code. The City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida hereby ordains that Chapter 5, Section 5-1 is hereby amended to add: Section (L) National Fire Code, 1979 edition and amendments. SECTION 2. All Ordinances or parts thereof in conflict are hereby repealed. SECTION 3. Should any section or part of this section be declared invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, such adjudications shall not apply or affect any other provision of this Ordinance, except to the extent that the entire section or part of the section may be inseparable in meaning and effect from the section to which such holding shall apply. SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall be published as provided by law and it shall become law and shall take effect immediately after its second reading and final passage. First Reading this day of 1980. Second Reading this day of 1980. PASSED AND ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF 1980. CITY OF CLERMONT BY: CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., Mayor CITY OF CLERMONT CODE ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO. 212-C CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a certified copy of the foregoing Ordinance No. 212-C was published on the day of — 1980 in a newspaper of general circulation .located within The —city of Clermont, as required by Florida Statutes 166.041 (3) (a), said date of publication being lA days prior to the Second Reading and Final Adoption of the Ordinance.