08-12-1980 Supporting DocumentsCITY OF CLPMIONT
MINUTES
Augunt .1.2, 1.980
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont
was held in tiie City Council Chambers on Tuesday, August 12, 1.980.
The meeting was called to order. by Mayor Pro-'i'em Dennis Thomas
at 7:30 p.m. with the following Councilmen in attondanco:
Carlisle Byrd, Lester Cole and Bob Pool. Other. City officials
present were: City Manager Forbes, City Attorney Baird, Finance
Director Saunders and City Clerk Rozar..
The Invocation was offered by Councilman Byrd, fo.11owod by re-
peating of the Pledge of Allegiance by all present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held July 22, 1980 wore approved
as written.
The Minutes of the Special Meeting held July 30, 1980 regarding the
Pool property options were approved as written.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
FmHA PREAPPLICATION
City Manager Forbes reported the preapplication to Fmlla for
-- the combination grant -loan for the landspreading for the
Waste Treatment is being prepared. Ile stated he had also
spoken with Jim Lee regarding the irrigation system to be
used for the landspreading and will have further reports.
RE -ROOFING JENKINS
City Manager Forbes stated the company the City authorized to
do the re -roofing could not get a performance bond and at this
time the contractors cannot be located. He requested negotia-
tions be authorized to find a contractor to do the work at a
reasonable cost.
80-125 A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO
NEGOTIATE TO CONTRACT THE RE -ROOFING OF JENKINS AUDITORIUM.
ORDINANCE NO. 132-M: Rezoning of Lakeview Hills, Phase I
City Manager Forbes summarized the history of this Ordinance
clarifying the location of the property.
80-126 A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN POOL
AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 132-M BE ADOPTED.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
ORDINANCE NO 133-M: Rezoning of Lakeview Bills, Phase I
80-127A A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COLE
AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 133-M BE ADOPTED.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
LAKE DOT VILLAS - Planned Unit Development
Nick Jones appeared before the Council; presenting site plans
for a twelve duplex, Planned Unit Development. City Manager Forbes
spoke concerning the permit, stating the Planning and Zoning
Commission recommended the request be approved with the following
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CITY OF CLFNNONT
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conditions as outlined:
1. The properly is developed according to the site Plan
as presented.
2. All trees preserved; as many as possible.
3. Any further construction or expansion must be approved
by Conditional Use Permit.
4. A sidewalk must be constructed to City Standards on the
Juniata frontage by the developer.
5. The cost of any adjustments made to the Sewer Lift Station
caused by the development will be borne by the developer. j
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6. The City Attorney is to review any covenants on the property.
7. All applicable Rules and Regulations be met.
8. No expansions are allowed without the approval of the
City Council.
9. A Certificate of Occupancy for the above development will
not be issued until the above conditions are met.
It was noted for the record that Bob Thompson and Dennis Thomas
are selling agents involved in this property. Councilman Thomas
abstained from voting.
80-128 A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
BE APPROVED AS PRESENTED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION.
ORDINANCE NO. 134-DI: Dump -All Franchise Agreement
City Manager Forbes explained briefly that this Ordinance
changes the Dump -All Franchise Agreement to a non-exclusive
franchise; meaning other commercial refuse collectors can
also be franchised by the City to establish a competitive
framework for services. It also requires Dump -All to give
the City and each customer at least 60 days notice of any
rate change.
80-129 COUNCILMAN INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 134-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 135-M: UTILITIES FUND BUDGET
City Manager Forbes explained this Ordinance establishes a
budget necessary to operate both the Sewer and Water Utilities,
noting that the budget does not include funds for the construc-
tion of improvements to the Waste Treatment Plant since we do
not yet know the exact costs of these improvements.
80-130 COUNCILMAN BYRD INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 135-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
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ORDINANCEi NO. 136-M: UTILITY SERVICE 'PAX
The City Manager explained this ordinance establishes the
City's Utility Service 'faxes of 6.5% on electricity, metered
gas, bottled gas, telegraphic service and fuel oil. A rate of
8.5% is established on telephone service.
80-13.1 COUNCILMAN COLE INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 13G-M FOR FIRST READING.
1'Itc -ordinance was read by Title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 137-M: SANITATION BUDGET
City Manager Forbes explained this Ordinance establishes the
budget necessary to operate the City's Sanitation Service.
80-132 COUNCILMAN COLE INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 137-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read y Title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 138-M: GENERAL AND REVENUE SHARING FUNDS BUDGET
The City Manager explained this Ordinance establishes the budget
necessary to operate the City's General and Revenue Sharing
Funds. It was noted that this would be an interim General Fund
Budget that the City will be required to re -adopt at a later
date in accordance with the new Trim Bill.
80-133 COUNCILMAN POOL INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 138-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 139-M: RATE SCHEDULE FOR WATER AND SEWER SERVICE
City Manager Forbes stated the Water rate remains unchanged
but the Sewer rate has been increased to reflect the fact that
monies from the General Fund and Water Rates are no longer
available to subsidize this fund.
80-134 COUNCILMAN COLE INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 139-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 140-M: OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES
City Manager Forbes explained this Ordinance establishes the
fact that Occupational Licenses will be established by
resolution. Resolution NO. 356 establishes the new Occupational
License rates and makes the new fees much easier to understand
since we have reduced the number of classifications from 238
to approximately 25.
80-135 COUNCILMAN POOL INTRODUCED ORDINANCE NO. 140-M FOR FIRST READING.
The Ordinance was read by Title only.
The meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
Dennis Thomas, Mayor Pro-Tem
Sandra 0. Rozar, Clerk
T"TF ON WHiCH VOTE OCCURRED1
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lure the nature of your Interest below.
Description of the matter upon which you voted In your official capacity: planned Un1l_Uevolopment,
Lake Dot V1l.lns
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private gain or the special private gain of any principal by whom you are retained:
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i It the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who shall incorporate the memorandum in the meet=
minutes. This form need net be filed merely to indicate the absence of a voting conflict. Florida law permits but does`:;;
require you to abstain from voting when a conflict of Interest arises; whether you abstain or not, however, the con
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,:,NICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTION 112.317, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1975, A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED DISCLOSURE;
CONSTITUTES OROUNDS FOR AND MAY RR PUNISHED BY ONE OR MM OF, THE FOLLOY,IINQI IMPSACHMENT, REMOVAL- OR SUS ,
-'ENSIGN FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION, REDUCTION iN SALARY, 11111" AND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED,
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llvnw to:
City Councll
from:
city Milliliter
Subject:
gadget Gr(]lnaat'e for till,' 19110-81 lineal Year
Onto:
August 7, 1980
Enclosed in the City's Proposed Budget for tl:e 1980-81 IRlscal Year. 'I'll Ill
bodgot In based upon the al:tached Budget and (late Ordlnaneen Numbered .135-11
through 14041 that establishes our expenditures and revenues for the next
Placal Your as follows:
1. Ordinance 13541 us till) lishoo the budget necessary to operate both the
Sewer and Water Utilities. Please note that the Budget does not in-
clude funds for the construction of improvements to the Waste Treatment
Plan since we do not yet know the exact costs of these improvements. qil
Funding for improvements is anticipate(] In part from cash reserves and
the Capitol Improvement Fund.
2. Ordinance 136-M establishes the Ctty's Utility Service 'faxes of 6.5%
on electricity, metered gas, bottled gas, telephraphic service and fuel.
oil. A rate of 8.5% is established on telephone service.
3. py(Wja7,gjp_,27-M establishes the budget necessnry to operate.tile ..City's. _._...:_
Sanitation Service.
4. Ordinance .13841 establishes the budget necessary to operate the City's
General and Revenue Sharing Funds. Please note that this Ordinance
establishes that $220,000 most be collected from Ad Vnlorem Taxes, but
no mill levy rate Is established. $220,000 is the amount expected to
be received this year if the mill levy remained unchanged at 4.5%.
However, this is just the interim Ceneral Fund Budget that we will
be required to re-adoptat a later date in accordance with the new
'trim Bill.
5. Ordinance 13941 establishes a rate schedule for Water and Sewer Service.
The Water rate remains unchanged but the Sewer rate has been increased
to reflect the fact that monies from the General Fund and Water Rates
are no longer available to subsidize this fund.
G. Ordinance No. 140-M establishes the fact that Occupational Licenses
will be established by Resolution. Resolution No. 356 establishes the
new Occupational License rates. The new Occupational License fees are
much easier to understand since we have reduced the number of classifi-
cations from 238 to approximately 25.
Hospoctfully,
George O. Forbes
City Manager
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Attachments
Memo to: City Council
From: City Manager
8ub;�cct: Dump All Franchise Agrccmcut
Date: August 7, 1980
Enclosed In Ordinance No. 194 that claingos the Dump All Franchise Agree-
ment to n nen-excissive franchise. 'fills means that other commerc•lal
refuse collectors can also be franehlsed by the City to establish it
competitive framework for services.
The new agreement also requires Dump All Inc. to give the City rind each
customer at least sixty (60) days notice of any rate changes.
Respectfully,
George U. Forbes
City Manager
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PI_ANN1:0 UNIT DIWELOPMENT
LAKE; DOT VILLAS
OWNER: Richard R. Ruynolds
PI101'Elf1'Y: Lots 1., 2, 3, of Block 59, I.otn 5,6, N60' of L,otu 7 1, 8, Black 60
LOCATION: Southwest Corner of 5th S Juniata
ZONING: R-3 Multiple Family
REQUEST: Planned Unit Development for twelve (12) Iluplexcs to be known as
Lake Dot Villas
COMMENTS: 'Iha City 'Zoning, Ordinance requires that all Planned unit Devclapmcnts
be considered according; to the following criteria:
I. LOCATION
A. SUITABILITY OF TRACT + RELATION TO 'TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
This is a large undeveloped tract of land that I:as good street access from
5th and Juniata Streets. It is only one half (11) block from Highway 50
and abuts an area Zoned C-1, Light Commercial. It meets the requirements
of the City's Comprehensive Plan for t1ultiple Family Residential Developments.
B. RELATION TO PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Adequate sanitary sewer lines are located to the rear of this property. --
An eight (8) inch water main that can adequately service this development
is located on Fifth Street. Storm surface drainage and on site retention
of stormwater is required as approved by the Lake County Pollution Control
Board.
C. PHYSICAL CHARACTER OF SITE.
Property slopes towards Lake not and is suitable for development. However,
due to soils and slope the property must be carefully graded to provide
for adequate driveways, parking and construction.
11. MINIMUM AREA:
This development contains approximately 107,465 sq. ft. or 2.5 acres. The
minimum area for the consideration of a Planned Unit Development is 3 acres.
However, the 'Zoning Ordinance does allow for the consideration of parcels
less than 3 acres only when the property is uniquely distinguished from
the surrounding area. The applicants believe that this properties relation"
to Lake Dot makes it uniquely distinguished from the surrounding area and
not a condition generally applicable to other areas.
III. USES DENSITY OPEN SPACE LIVING AREA, ETC.
This development provides for the clustering of duplex developments in order
to provide open space and a view along; lake Dot to the rear of this develop-
ment. Park space for residents of this development to the rear is planned
to include a small fish pier on Lake Dot.
The living area of the duplexes of over 1,000 sq. feet per unit far exceeds
the minimum of 700 sq. ft. per unit required by. the Zoning Ordinance. Twenty
four parking spaces are provided (two per unit).
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phANNHU UNIT DKVRLOPMIiNT
1.AKK DOT VILLAS
11I Unant DcnsitY� Ones Spnr,� Llvin,, Aroma Iitc. (Continued)
The Zoning Ordinances require twelve (12) duplexes to contain 120,000 sq. ft.
(10,000 sq. EL. pur duplex), of land nrea. This development contains approx-
imute.ly 107.000 nq, ft. of and which is slightly less than would be required
if thin development were constructed on a .lot by lot baste.
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IV UNIFIED CONTROL. AND COI•IMON OPEN SPACIi p y giving each un1.0 connno❑
Covenants are b'it prepared for this procrt i; b
interest in the open space.
V RECOMMENDATIONS
If thin Planned Unit Development in granted, I would recommend that the
following conditions be met.
1. The property is developed according to the enclosed site plan.
2. All applicable rules and regulations be met.
3. No expansions be allowed without the approval of the City Council.
4. A Certificate of occupancy for the above development will not be
issued until all of the above conditions are met.
Respectfully,
Ceorge D. Forbes
City Manager
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APPLICAHON T011 P.D.D.
LAKE DIIT VILLAS
- Clermont, I'lo.
14r. 6norgo forbon, City 11nnn(jer July i, 19111)
City of Clermont
Clermont, Flu. 32711
Dear 11r. Tarbes:
Attached planes find the survey showing boundary, tope, trreo & utilities
reflecting present status of site. I have else submitted a schematic site
plan to illustrate our development.
Taken in order an required by ordinance:
A. Ownership to be per Richnrd R. Reynolds; total project will be designed & I`
built by both Mr. Rrynolda and Architect with the. ArchiLcut participating .in h
0wnr.rship.
B. Survey - see attached drawings.
C. Our piano contain:
1. Title: Lake Dot Villas, Nick Jones & Associates, Planner & Co-Drvel-
oiler with tor. Richard Reynolds.
2. Scale: 1." = 201; Datr ;tune 10, .19130
3. Existing & Proposed structures - see drawings
4. Traffic - see drawinq❑
5. Parking - see drawings I"
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G. Ingress - Egress - see drawings
7. Abutting property is all li-3
0. Site legal description - see drawings
9. Different uses - limited I.a duplexes
10. Density: 24 units per 2.9 acres - 5,000 sq. ft. + per unit; total
structure coverage - 13,347; total site area = 126,342 s.F.; ratio
of land to building coverage = fl%.
11. Lake County Pollution Control - to be under review
12. Preliminary Building & Landscape Design to be submitted. `l
D. Stnqed Construction - no phases anticipated.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
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NCARS CERTIFICATE NO 15190
Applicntion 1'ov P.O.D.
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drawingo.
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Nick A. Jonoa,(AA'
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APPLICATION
CONDLTIUIIAI, U14F, I':ilthll'I'
• o(SI{CTION 26-67 CCDI; OP OIIIIIt1AN1,®
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Nnnu.: Ric ,gr( H. Rnynnld
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Clermont flnrldn 32711
'I'ciuphone; S1A-2'l6'f�,__•_
Duacriptlon of Property: fi.Yl, cnrnnr of ,ti111,P�,hminl n_,: I nlYi•.•1 ,1.a. l4- f nl,•IllniJ T
8 Lotn 5. 6 nnrlh 60' gf I•_ntn 7 h fl
rxisting 'zoning!General Description of Request: (Attach additionnl sheets if necannary)
Property to hv devnlopcd wiL11 duplex rentnl aporLment.n.
PILING INSTRUCTIONS:
'111c application shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk on or before 10 days prior
to a scheduled meeting of t11e Planning 6 Zoning Commission and shall be duly advertised for
public hearing and scheduled for ouch hearing for the next Planning 6 Zoning Commission
meeting and City Council meeting. The recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Commission
shall be forwarded to the City Council for its consideration at the next meeting.
the applicant shall furnish the following information to accompany applicntion:
I I.
Tile name, address, and telephone number of the applicant and owner of
_.. the property._.
J 2. A plot plan allowing the dimensions and location of all existing and
it proposed buildings, signs, driveways, off-street parking areas, loading
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and unloading, highways, water courses, and other topographic features
of the site.
3. A description of the proposed operation Sn sufficient detail to act forth
its nature and extent.
a 4. Plans or reports describing method of handling any traffic condition
created by the proposed use.
5. Landscape architectural plans.
! 6. Complete legal description of property involved, including a survey.
it PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - If Conditional Use Permit Application is for a Planned Unit
Uevelopment (PUD), see also section 26-68 (E) of the Code of Ordinances.
The applicant should become familiar with the regulations of the City of Clermont regarding`'
zoning requirements applicable to particular zoning classifications.
FI:ES: 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 planned unit develop-
ment shall file an application and pay a fee of $75 per acre or any part
thereof, with a maximum fee of $750.
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Si atur pplicary
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CITF Of CLdRMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
NO, 138-M
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A BUDGET OF EXPENSIiS FOR THE CI:NIiRAL
OPI,RATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF Till'. CLTY OF CLERMONT FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR OF 1980-81 AND MAKIINC APPROPRIATIONS THEREFORE;
PROVIDING A TAX LEVY ON ALI, PR0PERTY IN THE CITY OF CLERMONT.
LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FOR THE YEAR 1980 FOR THE GENERAL OPERATION
EXPENSE OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE: CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, HEREBY ORDAINS
THAT:
SECTION 1.
It is hereby found by the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida,
that the following sums of money, or as much thereof as may be authorized by law, are
needed to defray all expenses and liabilities in the general operation of the govern-
ment of the City of Clermont, and these sums are hereby appropriated for the corporate
purposes and objects of said City hereinafter specified for the fiscal year commencing
on the first day of October, 1980, and ending on the 30th day of September, 1981:
Administration $ 186,095
Police 251,263
Fire 18,430
Public Works 402,792
Special Activities 56;975
Contingencies 16,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 931,555
SECTION 2.
It is hereby, found and determined by the City Council of the City of Clermont,
Lake County, Florida, that the revenue required to fund the appropriations made in
Section 1 hereof shall come from the following sources:
TAXES
Ad Valorem Taxes $ 220,000
Franchise Fees 137,000
Utilities Service Taxes 148,979
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Professional or Occupational 24,000
Building Permits 14,000
Other Licenses and Permits 400
INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES
Cigarette Tax 132,455
Gasoline Tax 48,680
Mobile Home Licenses 8,500
Alcoholic Beverage 3,450
Fire Insurance Premium Tax 3,704
Casualty Insurance Premium Tax 7,928
County Road 6 Bridge Levy 18,000
Contributions from Natural'
Cas District 25,000
County Occupational Licenses 5,000
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CITF OF CLZRMONr
MISC. ORDINANCES
NO, 17____ 8-11 _
PASSED AND ORDAINED BY 'I'lIL' CITY COUNCIL OF Tlll{ CITY 01' CLI{itMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
19SO.
I'I.OItIDA, THIS ^-- DAY OF ,.__�------- ---- "
Cl'IY OF CLERMONT
BY:
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., -Mayor
ATTEST:
SANDRA 0. ROZAK, - City Clerk
AI'I'ItOV1:U BY ME 'l'IIIS ___UAY 01.
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., - Mayor
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
I HEREBY CERTIFY that a certified copy of the foregoing Ordinance No.
day of , 1980 in a newnpoper of general
wan published on the y —
ns required by Florida Statues 166.041
circulation located within tl:e City of Clermont,
days prior to the Second Reading and
(3) (a), said date of publication being _ _
1'innl Adoption of this Ordinance.
SANDRA 0. RO7.AR, y Clerk
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RESOLUTIONS
No.__150, .__.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL UP '191K CITY UV CLERMONT, LAKE
COUNTY, PLOR'IDA, ESTABLISHING OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE'S FliliS.
Whcrean, Chapter 'Twelve of the Municipal Code of ordlunneea providers for the
unt.nbllnhmetlt of occupational I.Icenauui
NUW 'I•IIP-mi roRP. BI: CI' R,iSULVED, BEGLNNLNG OC'L'OBI{It 1., 19130, THE OCCUPATIONAL
IJCRNSI{ I+I:IiS POit BUSINESSI:S PROVIDING SERVICISS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
I'llli Cr'I'Y OF CI.H1*10NT ARE IIRIt1:BY IiS'fA1L1S11HD AS FOLLOWS:
The following annual License Peet] shall be paid to the City an herein
provl.ded by the person managing or Lrausacting such busLneHHeH us follows:
I'I'ITI 1. RETAIL BUSINESS. Any Retail Business or service, including the serv-
icing of products sold on the premises. $40.
ITEM 2. PERSONAL SERVICE ESTABLISI1-IRN'1'S SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO '$40.
Beauty Shops, Barber Shops, Tailor or Dressmaking Shops, Advertising,
Income Tax Consultants, Shoe Repair Shops, Music, Dancing, Photogra-
phic SLUdlos, Laundries, Dry Cleaners, Lundacaping Services and
Repair Shops
ITEM S. AUTOMOBILE SERVICES.
A. Dealers, New or Used Dealers. $50.
A-1. with Repair Shop and/or Filling Station $80.
B. Filling Stations $40.
C. Body and Paint or welding Shop $4U.
D. Garage, Repairs. Storage $40.
E. Trailer Sales, Agriculteral Equipment Sales $40.
F. Auto Transportation Companies $50.
ITEM 4. RECREATION FACILITIES, Theaters, including Drive Ins, $40.
Carnivals, or Pent Shows, Bowling Alleys, Skating and Roller Rinks,
Billiard Halls, Miniature Calf Courses, Driving Ranges, Tourist
Attractions
$45.
ITEM 5. RESTAURANTS, including Drive Ins
CITY OF CLBRMONT
RESOLUTIONS
NO. 356
ITI{M 6. HOTELS, APARTMENTS, 1111('1,I;XRS, BOARDING IIOUSI:B, NURSING HOMES,
CONVALESCENT HOMES, FURNISHED ROOMS (dining roons: without reatmarmat
llecone not permitted).
(A) Two Rooms or more $ 3. per room
(11) Two apartments or more $ 6. per apt.
ITEM 7. MANUFACTURING, Asuemb.lIng or 11achuagh)g $50.
T'I'EM B. WHOLESALE ENTERPRISES and es tabl.Lnimcntra enLN'ged in Warehousing, $50.
with or without retail sales, ouch till but not Limited to Lumbor Yards,
Building Material Yards, Electrical. and 1'.l.aslbing Suppllea, Restdential
Storage Wnrehounes.
LTEM 9. BANKS, LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANIES $100.
ITEM 10. SCHOOLS, Kindergartens, Day Care Centers, etc. $20.
ITEM 11. PROFESSIONAI. SERVICES:
(A) REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Agents exempt. $50.
(B) DOCTORS, including Dentists, Chiropractors, Opticians,
Optometrists, Osteopath, Pharmicist, and any other person
practicing the art of healing not specifically mentioned '$50. each
(C) EXTERMINATORS $50. each
(D) LAWYERS $50. each
(E) ENGINEERS 6 Architects $50. each
(P) INSURANCE AGENTS, for all types of insurance sold and all
Companies represented. $40.
(G) CONTRACTORS, except for Specialty Service Contractors $50.
SPECIALTY SERVICE CONTRACTORS $30. each
(11) ACCOUNTANTS, CPA's, Auditors $50. each
OTHER BUSINESSES:
ITEM 12. HOUSE MOVERS (Bond required) $40.
ITEM 13. YARD SERVICE, including mowing, spraying, planting, fertilize $10.
ITEM 14. COIN OPERATED MACHINES $10. each
ITEM 15. LOCKSMITH $20.
ITEM 16. AUCTIONEERS .$100. per year
$ 30. daily
ITEM 17. UTILITIES; such as Telephone and Electric Companies $200.
ITEM 18. GAS COMPANIES: Bottled or Natural Gas Sales 6 Services $40.
TTEM 19. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS $60.
ITEM 20. RADIO d TV BROADCAST STATIONS $50.
ITEM 21. SOLICITORS, - when permitted $40•
ITEM 22. CITRUS PACKING OR PROCESSING $60• -�
ITEM 23. PAWN BROKERS $100.
CITY OF CLERNONT
RESOLUTIONS
NO. 356
1'I'rM 2.4. FIAIIT AND VKCATAUI.r DI'Alh,'RS $110.
ITEM 25. JUNK DEALERS $4D.
I'1E1 26. UNCLASSIFIED:
All Firma, Corporntionn, or persons doing business in the City
or having ngents or representatives established here nod not
specifically enumerated above shall pay an Annual License Fecor $40.
['1'1•:I1 27. MAXIMUM LICENSE TAX FrE:
When more than one classified business is operated by one
person, fins or corporation nud within the boundaries of one
estnbl.iaimenL or place of business, than the license tax pro-
vided for in this section shall be required for only the higher
classification, provided that the minimum license tax is $40.00
and further provided that this provision does not apply to the
operation of coin -operated devices, the sale of nlcoholic bever-
nges or professional practices. (Ord. No. 33-C, 3, 12-12-67).
DONE AND RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERIIONT, LAKE
COUNTY, FLORIDA THIS DAY OF , A.D. 1980.
C[TY OF CLEMIONT
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., - Mayor
ATTEST:
SANDRA 0. ROZAR, - City Clerk
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cI,-rmoot CICy Ce uncll.
ri III: City Manager
SnbJocl: 4ieckly Memo
Iklte: August 7, 1980
CIIAMBP.R OF COM111;RCE. Enclosed Is the July Financial Statement
and minutes of the Chrunbcr of Commerce. Also, enclosed are two letters from
the Chamber thanking the City for our support of their activities.
1.1BRARY. Encioscd are the Minutes of the .July Library Board
Meeting and the Librarians Report.
POLICE. Enclosed In the .July Monthly Activity Report of the
Police Department. Pl.eatse note that the figures in parenthesis are year to
date figures.
LEACUJ.' OF CITIES. The 54e1 Annual Convention of the Florida
Lengue of Cities is scheduled for October 23, 24, and 25 at the Sheraton Dal -
Harbour. Reservations to attend this convention must be made by October 2, 1980,
and this years registration fee is $50.00 Cor City Officials and $20.00 for
spouses. Room rates at the Sheraton are $45, $49 or $54 for single or double.
Any Councilman Interested in attending this meeting, please contact me.
ZONING & SUBDLVISION ORDINANCE. Enclosed is one copy of the
City's revised 'Zoning Ordinance. Please note that beginning on Page 29, the
District regulations for each Zone are established on single pages.
Also enclosed Is a letter I have written to members of the Subdivision Advis-
ory Committee regarding the Subdivision Ordinance. This memo advises all
members that there is a typographical error In the Ordinance and that the
proper fee for a final Subdivision flat is $250, not $250 per lot.
WASTE TREATMENT PLANT. By next Tuesdays Meeting, I hope to
have met with Jim Lee Irrigation Systems and representatives of the Farmers
Home Administration on the City's Landspreading Alternative. _.
ADULT SWIM PROGRAM. At this time, eleven (11) persons have
signed up for our Summer Recreation Adult Swim Program that begins next week.
The next Recreation Committee Meeting is scheduled for August 14th, 1980 at
5 p.m. in the City Manager's Office.
CENSUS COUNT. This week, I received the City's Preliminary
Census Count from the Bureau of the Census. They are presently estimating
the City's population at 5,137 persons, which is well below the approximately
5,800 estimated by County and University of Florida figures. I will be writ-
ing a letter to the Census Bureau on this matter.
Wuukiy Iluuur
Augurtt 7, 1980
Ll'I'llATY f, PUBLIC WORKS IIP.I'ARTMENT. The Utility [)apartment is
busy transfcring live houuui tit the coiner of Lnke Avenue and Lnke Shore Drive
from it I1P dead end water main to it G" main. 'I'horce homes have been expertenc-
Ing it very bad tasto and rusty water problem due to the nice of this Witter
line, and trannfering the water connections should solve thin problem. '1'ho
public Works Department installed our lnut "Welcome to Clermont" sign at
the Interuectlon of Highway 50 and 11. S. 27.
.IAYCfiI: REACH, .laycee Bench will be closed to swimmers next
Monday and Tuesday ul.nce the County will be placing; chemicals in the water
to control hydrllla. 'I'heso chamLcnlu should be safe to swimmers, but the
Reach IF; closed for precautionary measures.
BOONS PROPUTY. You may recall, a few weeks ago, Mr. Boone
received it Variance from the City Subdivision Ordinance to construct a home
on Lake Shore Drive across from Lnke Winona. I have talked with the Dickson's
attorney on this matter, and i am confident that when the Dicksons return in
the Pall, the Subdivision will be platted.
Mr. Boone also spoke witb me about the ponsibility of trimming the trees and
shrubs tbnt abut City property In Lake Winona. After checking with the Regu-
latory Agencies, I found that they claimed no jurisdiction on this property
as loin; as only hand operated tools were used. I then gave Mr. Bootie "permission
to trim (but not kill) the vegatation In this area. Unfortunately, Mr. Bootie
Interpreted this to mean to cut down all. the trees and brush in front of his
property. If there are no Council objections, in the future, I will authorise
Crlmming shrubbery in such areas only by a written letter, and any work above
trimming (i.e. cutting trees and shrubs) will require City Council approval.
I believe this would insure that we have no similar problems in the future.
Respectfully,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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ANNUAL PRPSPEC'I'1VI: ON REGIONAL GROW-1-II, 1980-.198,4.
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CIJiI0l0N'IW INNCDI,A AIUA 01,011WA OF 01-Al iCh
11OAIM 01: DIMICTORS MEETING
Monday, July 7, 19811
Thu ,vgulal, mc-uting of* the Board o1' Directors was called to
order at 7:30 p.m. by PI•QsidenC Grant in the Chamber office,
Sunnyside PIaa;I, Clurmeut.
Directors Present; Grant, Willis, Delaney, Taylor, Stchle,
Washut❑ and Law.
Directors Absent; Synuues, Ilooten, 'Thomas.
The Minutes 01' the last meeting were read with motion by
Stchle for approval, seconded by Dulaney and approved by
Poll I'd .
The I:inancial Statement for June was read with motion by
Stchle for approval, seconded by Willis and approved by
Board.
Reports
a. Executive Director reported 238 members as of this date
which is 24 more than at this lute last year.
b. Discussion was lield on questionnaire and need I•or personal
contact with businesses. Results will be studied when a
larger base of replies is available.
C. 'I'hc Executive M rector gave a run down on economic devel-
opment in the area, plus a business community picture of
new stores, etc.
d. labor Day and Fishing 'Tournament plans were discussed.
Director Law will ask directors and members to serve in
various capacities. The Board agreed not to sponsor the
Road Race this year because of lateness and effort necessary.
The general consensus was to make it :I clay of "Family Fun."
Old Business
a. The Board of Directors approved the President's appointment
of Chris Giachetti and Tom Vinton to the board of Directors.
b. Director Willis moved, seconded by Law, that the Executive
Director plan a "Meet the Candidates" forum before all
elections as appropriate-. Approved by Board.
C. Director Delaney will gather information oil past Orange
Blossom Breakfasts to honor the teachers. An OBB will
be held probably the latter part of August for this.
L.
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City COMIC iI
1 h'estgate Plaza
Clermont, FL 32711
hear Councilmen and Mayor,
'fhe Clermont-Minneola Area Chamber of Commerce wishes to
convey its appreciation for your immediate response in our
hour of need. Your letter setting forth your approval of
the Chamberls funding request, was certainly most helpful
and we arc indeed grateful.
We extend our thanks to you and to City Manager, George
Forbes and we are looking forward to our continued mutually
beneficial relationship.
Sincerely,
Michelle Delaney (/1
President
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,July 30, 1980
City Manager
1, Westgate Plaza
Clermont, 11, .12711
Dear Sir,
The Clermont-Niinneola Area Chamber of Commerce
expresses its sincere thanks for your police and fire
departments' participation in welcoming home our little
League All Stars.
The youngsters were thrilled with the ride on the
fire engine and having a police escort through town.
Please pass on our appreciation to your departments and
our gratitude for their taking time on a Saturday to
play such an important part in the welcome home..
Sincereeely,
Dlichelle Delaney
president
COOFER MGfARIAL LIBRARY
BOARD MLLTING MINUTES OF JULY 10, 1980.
The July mooting of the Board of Directors of the Cooper Memorial Library
was called to order et 9s15 A.H. by President Tilden.
Board members present were; A. Tilden, Ann Dupes, Ben Jarrett, Dick Watera,
Librarian, Bonnie Homan, and Friends Representative Henry Czech.
Minutes of the Call Meeting of June 25, 1980 were read. Corrections and
additions made as follows;
Undcr "Discussion included;"
Item A. after statemont-add-pending Board,approval.
Item 2. after ea more fair sharing", add -of actual operating coats.
Also three other suggestions made to be eonsidored, will' be discussed
under "Unfinished buninces" today. Minutes approved.
Ben Jarrett submitted the Financial Report for the month of June, copy is
attached. It has been determined that a work shop with the City Council will
not be necessary. The budget for 1981 stands at the figure presented in June.
The library Bonrd of Directors will aneume.ae usual, -the responsibility to
raise the additional funds needed for library operating expanses in 1981.
Building fund Report -by phone from Mr. Greenlee -that three small donations
have been received.
Discussion ensued inre anticipated gift of stock, and possible sale of same.
Ben Jarret has authority to proceed with sale of stock at proper time.
Correspondence -Letter sent to Mayor Lucie Blake and Council of City of Minneoln,
and to Mayor Carlton Downing and Council of City of Grovelandt requesting funding,,
and invitation -to discuss and present our case.
Letters sent to families of the following for gifts received in memory of;
Mr. James Dollar,G.E. Merryweather, Mrs. Laura Cartar, Laurence McLean,
Mies Georgia Crews, Mrs. M. Leidner, Dr. Chas. D. Anderson, James e. Lollar,
Mr. William Laudenslager, and Miss Janice K. Fluhart.
Jnfinished Business -
Date of proposed Charity Bell at Hawthorne Community Center changed
to November 22, 1980.
Other suggestions made to augment operating fund;
1. Send usual Fund Drive appeal Jan 1, 1981 to IsAall•oum" donors.
2.Hake a special perdonal appeal to twenty faithful contributors
for approx. $250. to be paid j ovbr.a six month period -in 1981.
3. Establish an Endowment Fund as soon as possible -with
anticipated legacy -to be used for future needs.
COOPER NEMO.tIAL LIBRARY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS REGULAR MEETING JULY 10, 1980-
page 2. Minutes (can't)
Friend's Ropros. Henry Czech had two questions,
onet pertains to Friends' Book Sale -request for approval
granted, shoioe of time, either on Labor Day or just
previous to library "moving day", -is Friends prerogative.
twol requesting information regarding the possible sale of
items ondisplay at library.
Commercial displays have not boon permitted in the pant,
and probably would not be encodraged in the future. Altho
Boma articles have boon sold by the owners following their
display in the Friands-sponsored showing here.
Librarians Report
Copy included.
Model of a "welcome Letter" in pamplet form was shown which
could be distributed on "Opening Day" to serve as a guide
thru new library -with other pertinent information included.
Project approved.
Now Business
Library floor piano have just been submitted by Nick Jones,
Architect, and have been reviewed by moot of the directors
and Friends' Rep: Contractora"bids should be in -within 30 days.
The meeting adjourned at 10130 until the next regular meeting August 14.
Respectfully submitted,
�/, /�cG�.- �•ZtrC
Alice Tilden
F= Librarian'n Report
July 1980
Susm or Roading Pregran.
The Sumeor Reading Nrograun is swinging along. Director Torri Kuharski has
loon supervising many intorouting prograun for the area children. Atbuedunco
has rangod from GO♦ children to over 130 children. Next week will be Ulf'
final program. It is a lot of work to carry our movie projector and scruun
over to Jenkins. We look forward to next year when wv antieipato holding the
programs under our own roof at the new Library.
Now Library -
Ono day at closing time I received word that acme boys were climbing in one
of the broken windows at the now building. I called the, police an then lockod
up and wont over. There were three police core thoke,,�and three very fri�atcnod
neighborhood boys aged 8 to 10. The Chief and I deoi¢od that we wouldn't press
charges,'jnat scare them and lot their folks come pick them up. There had been
evidence ok someone getting into the building, but I don't t ink it wasice these
boys. The city then repaired all the broken windows (4) Po
a key for each patrol car so the building can be under eurvoilanco.
There have been several meetings with committees and -with Nick Jezaoo. Tho
contractor instruction plans are now completed and r}ill.'be presented to
you today by Nick.
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The Prionde have arranged for a display of lovely i,temo from Norway. Mrs.
Hendrickson has collected them and I oncourage you to stop and soo them in
the reading room.
Bonnie L. Boman
Librarian
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from: City Manager
tiubJvcL: Sectlnn 20-8 (I1) PhIL Proecduru
Date! August 5, 1980
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It has come to my attention that there is a typographical! error
in Section 20-8 (B) of the Subdivision Ordinance.
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(After reviewing the drnfig of this,'Ordinance provided'by the"' "
'Cit l"nglneer and diecu'singthie mutter with member dl r
"t . cowittbe!'that drafted ,this Code, 1 `have, determined Mit E 'a'� "� t� ! ` { b ..
Sa6tlon;20-8 (B) should read -as follows:
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n emental materiashalLbe rl I l!T'-(B).The pint,ehd lrequired :ouppll (`
submitted to the S.A.C. through the City Manager r Th4;pXeE rt r !
shall be accompanied by an application fee of two hupilrod,
fifty dollars ($250), plus two dollars and fifty'cents
($2.50) per lot if a computer summary is furnished, or two
humdred fifty dollars ($250) plus five dollars ($5.00)'per
lot if no computer summary is furnished, plus recording
and printing cost. Recording of the plat shall be accom-
plished upon the completion of requirements of the reg-
ulations.
Pleasenote this correction in your Subdivision Ordinance Books.
Respectfully,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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Enclosure
cc: City Council
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CITY Of CLEMONF
MISC. ORDINANCES
No. 140-M
AN ORDINANCE•' UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
CLERMONT, LAKI: COUNTY, FLORIDA, At41';NI)ING CHAPTI R .12, SEC-
TION 12-14 (b) and 12-22 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF ORDIN-
ANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITYt PROVID-
ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
Tho City Council of the City of Clermont hereby ordains that:
SECTION It
Chapter 12, Section 12-14 (b) Sanitary Facilities is hereby
Repealed.
SECTION 2t
Chapter 12, Section 12-22 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby
Amended as follows:
Section 12-22. Schedule of License Taxes
The Annual License Taxes shall be paid to the City as established
by Resolution and pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 205,
Florida Statutes.
SECTION 3:
V` All Ordinances or parts of this Ordinance in conflict here-
with are repealed.
SECTION 4:
Should any section or part of this section be declared invalid
by any court of competent jurisdiction, such ordinance shall not
apply or affect any other provisions of this ordinances, 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
holdings shall apply.
SECTION 5:
This Ordinance shall be published as provided by law and shall
be published'as provided by law and shall take effect immediately
after its Second Reading and Final Passage.
CITY ON CLERMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
No, 1.A0-hi
PirsL• Rendin(1 thin __ dny Of
Second Reading this —__ day of , 1980.
PASSED AND ORDAINLD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT,
LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS _ DAY 01' _, 3.980.
CITY OW CLERMONT
BY.:
CI,AUDF., E. SMOAK, JR., MAYOR
ATTEST:
SANDRA 0. ROZAR, CITY CLERK
APPROVED by me this clay of 1980.
CLAUDE, E. SMOAK, JR., MAYOR
CERTII•'ICATE OF PUBLICATION
I HEREBY CERTIFY that a certified copy of the foregoing Ordinance
No. 140-M 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 14 days prior to the Second Reading and Final Adoption of the
Ordinance.
SANDRA 0. ROZAR, CITY CLERK
CITY OF CLEMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
(IRUINANCI;
AN ORDINANCE UNDER Till:, CODE, OF ORDINANCES OF 'fill:
L'ITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, GRANTLNG
A GARBAGE COLLECTION FRANCHLSB TO DUMP -ALL, INC.,
PROVIDING FOR THE TERN OF Till-, FRANCHISE AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH A I'RANCIILSE FOR THE
COLLECTION OF GARBAGE WITHIN TIII: CITTY OF CLEMONT
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLEMONT HEMEBY ORDAINS THAT:
SECTION 1.
DEFLNL'I'IONS O(' T'ERDIS USED IN THIS ORDINANCE;
A. "City" means the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida.
B. "DAI" means DUMP -ALL, INC.
C. "Refuse" includes all garbage and other trash generated
by the citizens of the City and businesses within the City.
D. "Residential Refuse" is that refuse generated by residents
of the City.
11. "Commercial Refune" is that refuse generated by commercial, and .. i
industrial establishments presently operating in the City
and any such establishment which may begin operation during
the term of the contract contemplated herein.
SUCTION 2.
The City, acting by and through its City Council, hereby grants unto
DAI, its successors and assigns, a non-exclusive right and privilege to operate a
refuse collection system in, upon, over, and across the present and future streets,
alleys, bridges, easements, and other public places of the City, for the purpose of
collecting Commercial Refuse, subject to certain limitations hereinafter set forth.
SECTION 3.
The City will continue to collect and dispose of all Residential Refuse;
In addition, the City wLll collect and dispose of all Commercial Refuse generated by
establishments which (a) utilize no more than 12 refuse cans per pick up each with
a capacity not exceeding 30 gallons and (b) requires service no more than two times per
week.
SECTION 4.
The City hereby grants a non-exclusive franchise to DAI and DAI will agree
to collect and dispose of all Commercial Refuse other than that collected by the City
pursuant to Section 4 of this Ordinance.
A. All Commercial Waste to be picked up by DAI will be
stored in containers having a minimum capacity of two
cubic yards; DAI will supply such containers as needed
by respective customers.
B. Size of containers and frequency of service will be
determined between DAI and each particular customer.
CITY OF CLI MONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
C. Thu rates for each individual. customer are to be nugutiated,
between DAL and each customer it serves. The City and each
cuotomur shall be notified of any proposed rate change at
least 60 days prior to the effective date of the rate change.
SECTION 5.
DAI, its agLian, servants or employees shall collect Refuse collected
hereunder in enclosed, modern, packer -type vehicles, and shall perform their obligations
hereunder in a workmanlike manner so an not to create a nuisance for any of the
reaidento of the City. All such Commercial Refuse collected hereunder shall be
disposed of in a lawful manner.
SECTION 6.
DAI, Its agents, servants and employees, shall refrain from and take
all steps necessary to prevent spilling of any such Refuse in the process of collect-
ing or hauling for disposition on any private property or public thoroughfare
Within the limits of the City. If any Refuse is spilled during the process of
handling, storing or hauling, it will be promptly removed by DAI and the area promptly
cleaned up.
SECTION 7.
-- DAI shall be an independent contractor, and in said. contract., shall..,__..
covenant to save the City harmless by virtue of any claim of whatsoever nature resulting
from the activities of DAI, its agents, servants or employees, within or without the
City limits. DAI will, within five (5) days from the adoption of this Ordinance,
cause to be written a policy of general liability insurance, insuring it and the
City against all claims made by any person or persons for personal injuries or property
damage incurred in connection with the performance by DAI, its servants, agents,
and employees, of the services required under this ordinance and the franchise hereby
granted, which said policy shall be written within limits of $100,000 per person and
$300,000 per occurence, and for not less than $50,000 for damages to property per
occurence.
SECTION 8.
DAI shall post with the City Clerk of the City a good and sufficient
cash or surety bond in the pneal sum of $5,000.00 guaranteeing the faithful performance
by it of all of its obligations and covenants under said contract.
SECTION 9.
DAI shall have the sole responsibility for the billing and collection
of charges provided hereunder. Billings shall be monthly and payable on or before the
15th day of the succeeding month. In the event bills are not paid within this time,
DAI shall have the right to discontinue service for non-payment.
SECTION 10.
This franchise and the contract between the City and DAI shall be in
full force and effect for a period of six (6) years commencing immediately; and this
franchise and contract shall thereafter be automatically renewed from year to year
unless terminated by either party upon not less than sixty (60) days written notice
sent via U. S. registered or certified mail to the other party prior to the end of
any annual period. This franchise and the contract between the City and DAI may be
assignable to an affiliated company by DAI provided it has first obtained the consent
of the City Council of the City for such assignment.
City OF CCENMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
SRCTION LI.
This ordinance and the franchise granted thereby tire applicable to
till lands lying wlehln the corporate limits of the City and uhnil be applicable with
equal force to any addLtional lands hereinafter included within the corporate limits
of the City and no such addition of lands or to be excluded from the corporate limits
no the some pronently exist, shall invalidate thin Ordinance or the franchise granted
hereunder, or constitute it basis for any adjustment to or claim under any contrnct
which may ba executed under the authority of thin Ordinance.
SECTION 12.
All Ordinances and/or part of Ordinances which arc in conflict with
Chia Ordinance tire hereby repealed and settle shall be of not further force and effect.;
SECTION 13.
This Ordinance shall be published ns provided by law and it shall become
law and shall take effect on the day of , 1980.
First Rending this day of , 1980.
Second Reading this day of , 1980.
PASSED AND ORDAINED 8Y THE CITY COUNCIL. Of THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE
COUNTY, FLORIDA THIS DAY OF ,. 1980. ....
CITY OF CLERMONT
BY:
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., MAYOR
ATTEST:
SANDRA 0. R02AR, CITY CLERK
CITY OF CL.ERMONT
.0 P.O. BOX 219 CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 904/394.4001
.Tune 2, 1980
RE: NOTICE OF ZONING CHANGE
Donr Clermont Property Owner:
Ilia City of Clermont in conducting Public Hearings to rezone the
land within the area shown on the attached map from n R-3, Multi-
ple Family District, to a R-1 Single Family District.
'11:is property is presently zoned as a R-3 Multiple Family District,
which allows both Single Family, Duplex, and Multiple Family Devel-
opments. The requested rezoning by the owner would allow only Single
Family Homes to be built within the rezoned area.
The Public Hearing on thin rezoning will be held before the Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission on July 1, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the
City Council Chambers, which is located at 882 DeSoto Street in
Clermont (Public Safety Building).
Ilia City Council of the City of Clermont will also be conduct-
ing a Public hearing on this rezoning at the August 12, 1980
City Council Meeting which will be held in the City Council
Chambers at 7:30 p.m.
As a nearly property owner, we thought you might be interested
in the above request. All interested citizens are encouraged
to attend the Public Hearings.
Sincerely,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
GI)F:pm
Enclosure
cc: Jim Willard
Allen Keen
LF:CAI. NOTICE'
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the Clermont
Planning and zoning Commission shall hold a public llenring
in the Council Chambers located on the corner of Went Avenue
and DeSoto Street on Tuesday. July 10 1980 at 7:30 p.m. for
the following purpose:
To consider the request of Lakeview, Ltd., a Florida limited
partnership with Allan E. Keen, Coneral Partner, for the
rezoning of the property contiguous to the Subdivision known
an Lakeview Hills, Phone 1, as recorded in P.B. 24, page 42,
Public Records of Lake County Florida. Ilan land, a total
of 19.85 acres, all presently in groves is to be ultimately
developed as single-family residences. Present zoning is
R-3-A or C-2 to be rezoned to R-1.
The legal description and zoning map is available for public
inspection in the office of tl:e City Clerk, C 1 West Cate
plaza, City of Clermont, Florida, Monday through Friday
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Sandra 0. Rozar, City Clerk
City of Clermont, Florida
June 12, 1980 and June 19, 1980
South Lake Press
CITY of CLLfWonr
MISC. ORDINANCES
Ol;;urNn..11i Nrl. 131=L1.
All I11l)INANC1: OF 'rill, CITY IIP CLERMONT, LAIN: COIINTY,
F1,OIIIDA, ADO
1,TINC T111: UTII.J'rlV: FUND hi1UCET FOR 'rill?
CITY of cLEIIN(uT FOR 'fill: FISCAL YEAR 1980-81; AIITII-
ORLMIG RECEIPT'S AND DISIIUIWIiIII!NT5 CONTAINED IWIIRWIT11;
PROVIDING FOR SIiVERADILITY; PROVIDTNC AN EFFECTIVE DATE;
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
TlIE'CITY COUNCIL OF TIM CITY OF CLERMONT IIISRERY ORDATNS THAT:
SCC'i'TON 1.
It in hereby found and determined by the City Connell of the CItV
of Clermont, L::kr County, Florl(lit , that tho folIowl nl; sumo of m nrvy Orr
required for the water and newer operatinnr, of the government of naid
City for Lite Iincal. year of October 1, 1980 to September 30 1981.
WATI:R
I: EVE11VES:
Water Sales $ 20(1,(l0O
Tappinn Fees 1(),()0O
Ilydrant Rental 3,520
J11ncvI lane.oun I�50(1
__.._ TOTA1, $ 215'(12(1
1.HSS: EX11EN1)ITURE' 1911,979
LESS: CONTINGINICIES
r111:1, INCOME, (LOSS)
SI:WIiR
Sewer Service $ 400,623
Connection Feen 3,500
Tnterent 400
TOTAL $ 404,523
LESS: EXPENDITURES 404.523
NET INCOME (LOSS)
WATER AND SEWER
NI:T INCOME. (LOSS)
CHANCE IN CASH BALANCE: $ -0-
:: E: cT l Oil 2.
All Ordinances or pnrt:; of ordinances in conflict herewith are
repealed.
SECTION 3.
Should anysection or part of a section be declared invalid by any
court of competent jurisdiction, such adjudications nhn1Y not apply or
affect any other provision of this Ordinance, except to the extent that
E
C
clrr or cuman
MISC. ORDINANCES
ORDI hAll-CY j10.•, 135-M
the entlra nuctlon or part of the nuctlon may be innepnrable In mentiLoi,
mid effect from the, section to 1)hlch nueh holding ahnll npply.
Thin Ordinance a1,4111 be publinhed no provided by low and it ahnll
bucnmu law and nhnll tnke effect lmmedintoly.
I'Lrot Rending thin dny of _ , 19RU.
Second Iteadiog this day of
PAS!;I:D Atli) ORDAINED IIY fill. CITY COUNCIL Or Tim CITY OF C1.RIVIONT.
1980.
LAIN; COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF
CITY OF CLI:RMONT
IIY: —•••
l:LA11D1i B. SHOAK, .IR., - tinyor
SA?!IiRA li, tU)%Ait - City C11 rIt --_-
APPROVED by me this _—__ day of --' 198U.
--- Mayor
CERTIFICATE 01'_ 1'1IIl1ICATI0211
I II1:1!1:1!Y CUII'I'IFY that it certified copy of the foregoing Ordlnnnr.c
publinhed on the _ day of _1980
in n ucuopnper of general cIreuIntlnn 10'Cated wI thin the Cit-y of Clermont,.
a:: t',rnulred by VII,rlda Statutes 166.041 (3) (n),'anld dnte of 11111)11"tlrin
being _ days prior to the ticcond Ron ding and Final Adoption of thin
01•dlnnncc.
SAYDRA 0. R07.All, --MY Clerlt
CITY 00 CURMONF
MISC. ORDINANCES
li d•p•I. 1,1`yC Imm�10; l._7G-14
A:: OI:01 WHA: 11:101;1• 'I'111; cold: ill,' ORDI NAMCI:B OP TIIR
(:1'rY ill' 0LI:ItM0NT, I. AI, I' COUNTY, FLOIt10A: AMRNDINV
c11A1TER 21, ARTICLE 1, SIiCTiOM 21-1 OF 'rtir con,
ill' (IRl)li{Al(I:I:5;1'R(1VIpIMC POR A 'rAX 0:4 IITII.ITIISI;,
1'III,1, 011„ 'll:'I'I:ItP,I) Olt I:(TT1,l:n CAS I'RPI'Al. 1NC CIIAP-
TIi' 21; PROVIDING FOR 514MAn1LITY1 PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DA'I'R; AND PROVIDING FOR I+IIDI,IL'ATION.
'I'll(- City Councl l of the (:Its, of Cli•rriont, Lake County, Plorlda
hereby ordains that:
51:C'I'10'I I •
;I.ctIon '21-1 of ArtICIC I is I- Ill ill) tur 21, Code of Ordintnct-n l:;
I, rebv amended to read nn I'oI I0V!;:
Sertlau.21 _I. 'Tax c+I_Ir.rtod b.;.... eller b.iued yj�on charr_o❑ or �tilrr
to uu•ch:utut'.
There is hereby levied by Lhc City n tax on each male in said City
clectI*ICILY, metered Ilan, bulli R+tm. battled P.al+, telephone se rillce.,
telel:l'aI'll nervlcu and fuel all Dales. SaIJ tax to hereby levied In the
I ul Ioui nl; cons un to and man ne rit
it I:1ecLricity. An :unounL equal to nix nod one-half percent
of the total amount chnrRed the user each month on
ench electric meter.
(b) I'clephone service_, An amount equal to eight and .one-half
percent (8.5%) of that portion of the total bill rendered
the user ench month attributable to local service and equip-
meat, (not 111clu(I111g VvdurII and :;Late taxes)
(c) Ile tured Cna. An amount equal to nix and one -half percent
of the numunl e.harp,ed the w;er arch month on dru•h part
meter.
(d) Mottled Cas anJ Bull: Gas not metered). An a:aount equal to
_,.. ....t ......_L,,lr onrcent (6.57:) of each retall sale.
1 ,
CITY OrMUM
MISC. ORDINANCES
011hl;lAtlCl; !IO, 1.36-M
(a) ,Cu1rl;ru1JIIIL(;11ervicq. An amount equal to nix and one-hnif
percent (6.5%) of the total charge for telegraphic nerviev
lane any Federal or Stnto tnxoo impoead.
(f) Fual 011. An amount equal to nix and one-half percent
(6.5%) of onch retnil vale of nil fuel all (includlnp
kcronene) used for the purpoue of cnol:f.nu or hentinR.
Should any section or pnrt of thin nectinn he declared Invalid Iry
any Court of Competent lurladictlon, such ndjudicntiror; Mini not apply
or afIL'CL any other provl:;Ion of this; Ordinance, except to the extent
that the untire section or part or the section may he Inseparable In
neaning and effect frnm the sect Ion UI which such"holdinr sbalI Appty. -- "
i
'This Ordinance shall he poil llahed as provided by Inw and It i{hall
lie conic law and shall take effect 31) day from the data of its t;econd
Dend111g ;Ind Final I1nns.1ge.
First ReudIitg this day of _ 1780.
:;econd RcadinR this day of _, 1980.
FASSI.D AND OIIDAINHD BY Till: CITY COUNCIL. OF Till. CITY OF CLERMONT,
I,AI:1' COUNTY, FIAIIIDA THIS DAY OF 1980.
j
CITY OF L'LI.ItMOPIT
CLAUDE, I.. SMOAI;, .ill. - flavor
CITY Of CLERMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
npll(SpCL'!t ,n, 13 6 -14
(:I:_rIVICAIT.nr 11,1mLICA-1_11W
I IIEItIiItY crirl-Ivy that n certified copy of the forogaing
0rdlnnnea Ne, van pnblluhtd en tilt In,v of
lu a newapnpor of general circulation located within the City'if
of
Clermnut, an required by Florida Stntuten 166.041 (3) (n),nid
publlcntion being 14 dayn prinr to the Second Bending and Final Adoption
of the Ordinance.
SANDRA 0. I(Wlt - City Cleric _—�-
i
CITY OF CURMONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
AN nRU1NANCC OP TIIN CITY (I I' CIXItf101IT1 1,AttI; COIINTY,
I'll t)ItIDA A1)0I'T1NC TI11; :;A111TAT I0A SI'ltVi(1I! 11111)CR'r r(Ilt
'fill: CITY 01' C1,1!RIIONT P01, TIII; I1SCA1, YVAIt 19it0-111;
A11TI10ItIZIBN ItLf1RIPTS AN1) 1)11*)1111W;1:III'INTS C1)NTAINI:D
THIAMIN; Itl!PRALINC AIA, ORDINANCES IN CONPLICT lll:ltl:-
WITH, PROVIDINn FOR SI'VIIRA1111,ITY; PROVIDING 1'OI, AN
I:PPRCTIVR DATE; ANIt PROV1DIdr. fait PIIDLICATInN.
'fill: UTY COUNCIL OP 'fill" CITY Or C1.1-MMONT III:ItR11Y ORDAINS THAT:
It lit hereby found nod tit- tunnlned by the tatty Comte II of the
City of Clermont, Lake County. Plorida, that the fnllowing tnunn of
muttey are required for the Sanitatton Survlce of the government of
raid CILv I'or the risr.a1 year of notober 1, 17Ito to September 30 11)!tI
Inc) Its Ive:
REVENUKs S 161. oon
I:XPli,lut•l•Nltlis 161_DL7
N111' INCOME 2.'379
;:I r.•r l ter.
Al I Ord1nnnc416 er part:: of Ordinances to confl let herewith are
r,I t ;I l cd.
SECT I ON J.
Should any secLfull or part of n ttectIoit be declared invalid 1)y
;illy court of cumpt•lcnt IurisdlctIoil , nnclt adltit] iell tIons shall not
apply or affuct lily other provLsIoil of this Ordinance except to the _
r::t vet that Ilto .•mire :wct Inn or part nl the rocl loll may be Io-
!.epit rill, lc it, mo;utln!: and effect from the sect lnn to which such Ito ldln!,.
:;ball apply,
5Ct"t'l1)., 4.
Th!; Ordinance shall be published as provided by lnw and It shall
bocuwc law and take effect Immediately.
first Itunding this .--_-- of
.:ccond Readilig this ---- of 1980.
I'AS:;ED AND 01MAINXI) BY TIII: CITY COUNCI1. or fill; CITY OF CLEPHONT,
LAKI' COUATY, FLORIDA Tills _ ____ OP _ —_ 1980.
CITY 01' CLERMONT -
By ' ---
CLAUDI: El. SlIOAK, JR., - Mayor
ATTEST
SA:,JJUA 0.� ROZAR - CLty Clerk
I
CITY OF Q66RYONT
MISC. ORDINANCES
ultlIanflla{ Nrl.117_M
APPROVED by Me thin __,___ of _ __, 1980.
Iinyor
CERTIFICATE or PUBLICATION
I III:RI:IIY CEItTiFY that a certified copy of tlic foregoing Ordinance
No. %4as published on the _ of _ _ _ 1980
in a lowtipaper of gene raI cIrcuIntIon located within the Clty of
Clerwont, an required by Florida StatLit er. 166.041 (7) (n), naid.dntr
of pobllr.ntion beinl, _ days prior to the Second Iteading and
I'Inal Adoptinn of this Ordinance.