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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-24-1980 Supporting DocumentsCITY OP CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR MEETTNG June 24, 1980 A Regular Mocting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the City Council Chambers on Tuesday, June 24, 1980. 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 and Dennis Thomas. Other. City Officials present were: City Manager Forbes, City Attorney Baird, Finance Director Saunders, Building Inspector - Harvey Nagel and City Clerk Razor. The Invocation was offered by Councilman Byrd, followed by repeating of the pledge of allegiance by all present. The Minutes of the Special Meeting of June 9, 1980 to prepare the Ballot Box for the Special Election were approved as written. The Minutes of: the combined Regular City Council Meeting and Town Hall Meeting were approved as written. RUN-OFF ELECTION The results of the Special Election were announced and upon validation, 80-946 a MOTION 14AS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD,.SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS'AND ---. UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE CERTIFICATE OF RESULT OF THE SPECIAL RUN-OFF ELECTION HELD JUNE 24, BE ACCEPTED. The results of the election were as follows: 80-95 6 R. A. "Bob" Pool 262 Gerald L. "Shep" Shepard 192 Newly elected Councilman Pool was then administered the Oath of Office by City Clerk Rozar. UPPER PALATLAKAHA RIVER BASIN STUDY: Will Davis Will Davis, Project Director for this study gave a status report, stating this was the first year of a three year study. Mr. Davis stated this study was spearheaded by Mayor Smoak and the City of Clermont, involving the combined efforts of eleven different agencies. The objective of the study is a determination of the most effective methods for accomplishing the land and water management needs in the watershed. Mr. Davis summarized the problems concerning these waters, and the action being taken to recommend a plan that• assures adequate supplies of surface and potable water within the study area. COUNTY ROAD/BRIDGE TAX City Manager Forbes related the desires of the Lake County City Management Association to alleviate the tax assessed by the County and allow each City to assess the .82 mill levy, doubling the City's revenues without increasing the overall mill levy for County Road/Bridge Taxes. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COLE REQUESTING CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR MEETING CONT'D. ORDINANCE NO. 130-M' Clonintl of of sorlioa of. Lakeshore Drive City Attorney Bnl.rd explained that ninon an casement has been received for thin property it in now appropriate to clone this 80-96G portion of Lakenhoro Drive. Ordinance No. 130-M wan Introduced for. First Reading by Counci nan Byrd and rend by Title Only_. BUDGET AMENDMENT Finance Director Saunders summarized Lila budget amendments pre- sented in hin memo for oncumberances as of September 30, 1979, 80-971 paid in Lila current fiscal year. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN COLE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED 'CHAT TIIE NEC- ESSARY ADJUSTMENTS '1'0 '1'I1E BUDGET AS OUTLINED IN FINANCE DIRECTOR SAUNDERS' MEMO BE ACCEPTED. RESOLUTION NO 354: Requesting improvements to Highway 50 Mayor Smoak stated lie had been to Tallahassee and spoke with persons in the Department of Transportation and recommended the City send a resolution to the Department stating our request for improvement on 80-98b State Highway 50 from Twelfth Street to Groveland. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN T112MAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN BYRD AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT RESOLUTION NO 354 BE ADOPTED. MAYORAL PROCLAMATION Mayor Smoak read his Mayoral Proclamation, proclaiming June 20th. _.... through July 5th as Epsilom Sigma Alpha Week. UPPER PALATLAKA11A STUDY Mayor Smoak commented on the importance of the Study and it was the consensus of the Council that $8,000 be appropriated in this year's budget, (the same as this past year) for the Study. ORDINANCE NO. 206-C: Transition Zones City Manager Forbes explained the Ordinance as amended by the City Council. There was much discussion regarding the Bell Ceramics 80-99 property and A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 206-C BE ADOPTED. ORDINANCE NO. 210-C: Nonconforming Uses Ordinance No. 210-C was discussed w.,ich would allow nonconforming uses to be expanded or rebuilt upon City Council approval if a 80-100 hardship exists. COUNCILMAN BYRD INTRODUCED THIS ORDINANCE FOR FIRST READING AND WAS READ BY TITLE ONLY. A MOTION WAS MADE BY MAYOR SMOAK SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRI TO AMEND ADOPTION• TO BE IN EFFECT AT THE TIME OF FINAL READING RED ATHER THAN 30 DAYS AFTER. ORDINANCE NO. 207-C: Sign Ordinance City Manager Forbes explained this Ordinance establishes the City Sign Regulations as a separate code from the Zoning Ordinance. A 80-101 MOTION WAS MADE BY. COUNCILMAN BYRD SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT ORDINANCE N0. 207-C BE ADOPTED. The Ordinance was read by Title Only. (2) > AmYIAIA�i 11 UO-102a 80-102b 11 CVYY OF CLRRMON11' PI LNUTEH BE.GULAR MI;ETrNG CONT'D WASTP.WATER AUrliRNATaVE Councilman 11yrd commented briufl.y ntatlny, tho blaruhannd Altornntivo nhould ba tnblod [It thin Lima. A MOTION WAS MADE' BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, FUNDING. Councilman Thomas made a motion to amend this motion by striking number (1) and the portion of number (2) stating that no other site be con- sidered at this meeting; the motion died for lack of a second. Council- man Pool then commented more than one site should possibly be considered at this meeting and made a motion that more than one site be considered, seconded by Councilman Thomas. Councilman Byrd voting nay, Councilman Cole voting nay, Councilman Pool voting yea, Councilman Thomas Voting yea and Mayor Smoak voting nay and the motion failed. VOTE WAS TAKEN ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION AND CARRIED WITH COUNCILMAN BYRD VOTING YEA COUNCIL- MAN COLE VOTING YEA, COUNCILMAN POOL VOTING NAY AND COUNCILMAN THOMAS VOTING NAY, MAYOR SMOAK VOTING YEA. Mayor Smoak explained his stand on the wetlands alternatibe and re- quested his memo dated June 24, 1980 be attached and made a part of the Minutes. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BYRD, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF FURTHER STUDY BY THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN CLERMONT. It was clarified that the research is not to be linked to the City's effluent disposal plans and before any experimentation, there would have to be Council authorization. ORDINANCE NO. 129-M: CLOSING OF UNNAMED STREET ADJACENT TO LAKE DOT City Manager Forbes explained the request from Richard Reynolds to close a portion of street right of way around Lake Dot. He stated the request is being made since Mr. Reynolds wishes to develop this property and believes that the right of way should be eliminated to allow for the full potential use of this property. Dennis Thomas stated the record should show Mr. Bob Thompson, his partner is the selling agent to Mr. Reynolds. Councilman Byrd introduced this Ordinance for First Reading. The Ordinance was read by Title Only. ORDINANCE NO. 131-M: CLOSING OF BROOME STREET City Manager Forbes explained the request for the closing of this street for the construction of twenty four apartment units; coinciding with the closing of the unnamed street mentioned above. Councilman Byrd in- troduced this Ordinance for First Reading. The Ordinance was read by CITY OF CLUMONT MINUTES REGULAR MEETING CONT'D. Title Only. Valerie Andornon ntnted her concern an it nearby prop- erty owner. The City Manager wan directed to oponlc with liar before the next meeting. ORDINANCE NO.209-C: Amendment to Subdivision Ordinance City Manager Forbes stated this Ordinance would amend the City's Subdivision Ordinance to allow roadside nwai.es upon approval of the City Council providing soil conditions and topography, etc. warranted their une. Councilman Thomas introduced this Ordinance for First Reading. The Ordinance was rend by 'title Only. Councilman Byrd discussed his position on the MarshInnd Alternative and stated his concern on the action Councilman Thomas had taken on this matter. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. %Sa-4drZaA0.�tCleric Memo to: City Council. From: City Manager Subject: Weekly Mumo Date: June 19, 1980 SPECIAL MEETING. A Special Meeting or the City Council will he held at 5 p.m. next Monday, .June 23rd in the City Mannge.r'n office to pre- pare Lila ballot box for Tuesdays election. Tuesdays Council Meeting will be held in the regular City Council Chambers. UPPER PALATLAKAHA RIVER BASIN STUDY. Will Davis, the Project Director will be attending Tuesdays Council Meeting to give a status report on this study. As you may recall, this is the first yenr of a three year study, and a copy of the Project Synopsis is enclosed. BUDGET AMENDMENT. Enclosed is a memo from the Finance Director regarding an amendment to this years budget that is necessary for the City to comply with the new Governmental Accounting Practice Standards. As you may recall, the City used funds from both the last and present fiscal- - - year to construct our street repair program. The expenditure was encumbered last year to be paid this year; however, ti:e new accounting standards require encumbrances to be budgeted in the current fiscal year. Therefore, a budget admendment is necessary to comply with these standards, and this in simply an accounting procedure that will have no monetary effects to the City. UTILITY DEPARTMENT. Thursday and Friday the City water mains were flushedo and we are assisting the City Engineer with the Infiltration Study on the City's sewer system. We also replaced a broken seal in Lift Stati.o:i 21 on Pitt Street, and made repairs to the expansion joint at the Highland Avenue water tank. Expansion joints allow the water tank to expand and contract without breaking rivets as the tank expands to fill with water, and contracts when water is�withdrawn. This joint is still leaking slightly and we will be forced to re -fill the joints within the next few weeks. PUBLIC WORKS. The Public Works Department is patching streets, constructing the Bloxam Avenue sidewalk and constructing drainage improvements at the Middle School Park. I J WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES. Wastewater Alternatives is again on the Agendalfor the next Council Meeting. Since time is beginning to get short on our icompliance schedule, 'the City Manager needs some clear directives to allow ltim to, research Engineering and Financing options. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Twelve traffic tickets were issued in various parts of the City last week. I Page 2 memo to: City Council Subject: Weekly memo Data: Juno 19, 1980 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Enclosed is a letter from DOT regarding a speed limit change on Highway 50 to reduce the limit from 50 to 45 at Emerald Lakes. COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE 'PAX. The Lake County City Managers and Clerks have been conducting meetings recently to discuss matters of mutual concern. One of the isaues that has been discussed is the County Road and Bridge Tax. Presently the County assesses a .82 mill levy against the Cities as a Road anti Bridge Tax, yet only returns to the Cities one half of the monies collected. This year we have budgeted $18,000 in County Road and Bridge Revenues, yet the County will have received $36,000 in taxes from City residents. It would not cost our taxpayers any additional money if the County would drop this levy against Cities and allow each City to assess the .82 mill levy. This would double the City's revenues from this mill levy without increasing the overall mill levy. I look forward to the Council's direction on this matter. -—- -- -- - Respectfully, f} George D. Forbes City Manager GDF.pm Enclosures i j 1 Memo to: City Manager From: Fluance Director I Subject: Budget Amendment Ditto; June 19, 1980 - `I The following budget amendments are required for encumbrances as of September 30, 1979, paid in the current fincal year: CURRENT AMENDED ACCOUNT p DESCRIPTION BUDGET AMENDMENT BUDGET Police Department 20.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment $ 8,050 $ 523 $ 8,573 :I Fire Department 30.520 Minor Equipment 500 531 1,031 Public Works Department 41.52D Minor Equipment 1,150 94 1,244 43.63 Capital Outlay -Streets $68,600 $29,219 $97,819 Respectfully. Way:fa Saunders Finance Director WS:pm i i i CITY OF CIERlOtfr REVENUE AND DM- iSE REPORT MAY 1980 GENERAL FUND MAY 1980 BEGINNING UNENCUMBERED CASH BALANCE 0 May 1, 1980 $575,339 TOTAL RBVENUES 51,297 I i EXPENDITURES i Administration $ 12,415 Police 17,432 Fire 719 j Public Works 28,361 II special Activities 5,382 TOTAL 6XPENDITUREB 64,309 i ADJUSTMENTS TO CASH BALANCE Vacrenoe in Receivables $ 1,736 - Increase in Payableo (323) Decrease in Fuel Imontory 286 TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS 1,127 ENDING UNENCUMBERED CASH BALANCE ja2u454 aREARDOWN Of CASH GENERAL FURD CH=UKS ACCOUNT $ (229) GENERAL FUND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 44,435 INVESTHENTS 519,248 SUBTOTAL 563,454 TOTAL $563,454 GENLItAL FUND HEVENUFS CODE CLASSIFICATION BUDGET 40NT11 YEAR OF TO MAY 1980 DATE TAXES: 311 Advalorims Taxes 212400 $ 775 $212,154 313 Franchise fees 132400 1,664 124,766 314 Utility Services Taxes 72200 8,494 55 374 Total Taxes 417000 $ 10,933 $392:294 LICENSES & PERMITS 321 professional or occupational 11500 $ 232 $ 10,543 322 Building Permits 13500 407 8,790 329 Other Licenses & Permits Soo 38 307 Total Liestwase & Permits 25500 $ 677 $ 19,640 INTERGOTERNHENTAL REVENUES 331.59 'Anti -Recession Funds 0 $ -0- -0- 332.1' federal Ravoune Sharing 54000 -0- -0- 334.39 Cosprbeasive Planning Grant 0 �O- 4.350 335.11 Cigarette Tax 140068 11,971 82,333 335.12 Gasoline Tax 51732 4,270 30,757, 335.14 'Mobile How Licenses 8500 -9- 3,850 335.15 Alcoholic Beverage License 3600 -0- -0- 335.17 Additional Uomeatead Exemption 10500 10,808 10,808 335.21 fire Insurance Premium Tax 2600 -0- -0- 335.22 Casualty Insurance Premium Tax 7800 -0- -0- 338.00 County Road & Bridge Levy 18000 -0- 15 457 338.10 County Occupational Licenses 5800 -0- 4:417 ..... . 335.20 Contrib. From Natural Gas Dist. 50000 -0- 50,000 Total Intergovernmental Revenues 352600 $ 27,049 $201,972 OTHER REVENUES 343.91 Lot Moving 0 $ -0- $ 284 351.1 Fines & Forfletureo 7100 1,610 7,280 361.1 Interest Earnings 25000 4,238 28,983 36.1.00 Rentals 9000 607 5:494 364.10 Cemetery Lot Sales 5500 -0- 3,948 364.11 Memorial Sales 1500 496 2,124 364.22 Surplus Land Sales 0 -0- -0- A 364.41 Surplus Equipment Sales 1000 1,115 1,115 1 366.9 Contributions or Raimbureamento 16000 201 889 369.4 Admin.' Services Assessment 33859 7,114 33,281 369.9 Miscellaneous 1500 219 2:822 382.0 Contributions from Sanitation Fund 19980 -0- -0- 347.21 Recreation - Activity Fees Summer8 0 30 8 30 347.29 Sumer Recreation - Beach Fees Sub Total All Revenues 0 935539 15,638 - $ 86,258 Least Sub f sidy to Water & Saver Fund 59049 (3,000) (3,000) 1, TOTAL CMIAL FUND REVENUES 876490 51,297 $697,164 GENERAL FUND ADMINISTRATI CODR CLASgIp1CATI0N BUDGET MONTH OF MAY 1980 YEAR TO _ DA_'I$ LEGISLATIVE (CITT COUNCIL) 4800 4800 400 $ 400 275 $ 3,275 11.12 calories and Benefits 3000 324 11.13 professional Services 1,771 154. 11.40 Travel and Per Diem 1300 104 744 11.49A Advertising 1200 45 360 11.49C Other Current Charges 0 -04 -0- 11.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment i Total Legislative 11500 $ 1,088 $ 6,304 EKECUTIVE'(CITY HAMAGER AND SECRETARY) i 12.12 Salaries and Benefits 33509 $ 2,505 $21,465 12.40 Travel and Per Diem 825 10 332 12.45 Insurance. Liability i Cam- 742 -0- 857 �. 12.4611 Repair A Maint.-Vehiclas 200 -0- -0- 12.49C Other Current Charges 350 10 282 459 12.52D Gas A Oil 375 0 66 -0- -0- 12.52C ' Tires and Batteries 0 -0- -0- 12.64 Capital Outley-Equipment Total Executive 36001 $ 2,591 $23,395 �.. FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (CITY CLERK, FIN. DIR., CLERICAL) $ 4,384 . is $34,I 13.12 Salaries and Benefits 60162 -0- 297 297 13.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 289 4000 _0- 35 ,13 5,135532 13.32 Audit Expanse 22 P. 13.40 Travel and Per Dies 500 252 1,914 13.41 Communications 3200 81 716 13.43A Electric and Gas Service 1800 12 100 13.435 Water and Saver Service 400 -0- 2,402 13.45 Insurance. Liability i Cas. 2880 13 1,253 13.46A Repair& Maint.-Equipment 106 611 13.46C Repair 6 Meint.-Buildings 600 7 100 1 13.49C other Current Charges 500 202 3,696 13.51 Office Supplies 3300 133 402 13.54 Books. Subscriptions i Dues 525 -0- 491 13.64 Outlay -Equipment 22400 iCapital $ 5,212 $52,407 Total finance and Administration 101646 LECAL'COMM (CM ATTORNEY) 6500 $ 500 $ 4,311 14.31 professional Services 150 -0- 77 14.40 jTravel,and Per Dice 0 -0- -0- 14.49C Other Current Char6e8 250 -0- 732 14.54 Books, Subscriptions, 6 Dues 2 Total Legal Counsel 6900 $ 500 4,720 4 CEIIERAL FUND AUMINTSTMTIUN CODE CLASSIFICATION BUDGET MONTH p YEAR TO MAY 1980 OTIIER GENERAL GOVEMNT (UNALLOCATED EXPENSE) 5000 $ 1,743 $ 4,032 15.31 Professional Services 3019 -0- 2,578 15.45 Insurance 15.49C other current Charger 2100 0 5 _0_ 2,710 15.62 Capitol outlay -Buildings Total Other Geaerrl Government 10119 $ 1,748 $ 9,320 PROTECTIVE IMSPECTIOM (CODE M'FORCEMENTS) 16532 $ 1,210 $ 10,583:`.'' 16.12 Sslarias and Benefits 709 -0- 730! 16.24 Norkore Comp. Insurance 150 -0- 288 16.40 Travel and for Dim 882 -0- 742 16.45 ioaunnce, Liability i Cea. 200 -0- 154 ' 16.46D Rep if S Halat.-Vehlcloo 150 -0- 10'.;; 16.51 Oflies supplies 650 66 388 16.52E CIA 00 Oil 200 -0- 'G 16.52C TIM and Batteries 75 _0- 16.54 seeks, Subscriptions i Due$ Total Protective.Iaspection 19548 S 1,276 S 12,895 . TOTAL ADMIMISTRAT1014 185914 $ 12,415 $109,041`i; POLICE DEPARTMENT CODE CLASSIFICATION BUUCET 20.12 salaries and Benefits 20.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 20.40 Travel and Per Dion 20.41 Telephone 20.43A Electric & Gal Service 20.43D Water i Sever Service 20.45 Insurance, Liability, i Cas. 20.46A Repair & Maint.-EquiPmOnt 20.463 Repair 0 Maint.-Vehicles 20.46C Repair 6 Malnt.-Buildings 20.49C Other Current Charges 20.51 0lfica Supplies 20.52A Uniforms 20.52E Gas and Oil - 20.52C - Tires and Batteries 20.54 Books, Subscriptions, i Duos 10.62 Capitol Outlay -Buildings 10.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment TOTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 185142 4225 100 1900 3700 550 6317 1400 1300 1500 375 2250 2100 9200 800 100 0 8050 229009 MON'IR YEAR OP TO MAY 1980 DATE $ 14,091 $111,810 -0- 4,353 -0- 33 199 1,397 292 1,943 35 223 -0- 5,782 68 766 64 535 308 1,167 - 5 222 411 1,714 106 667 1,302 8,310 157 664 -0- -0- -0- -0- 374 6,490 $ 17,432 $146,076 FIRE DEPARTMENT CODE CLASSIFICATION BUDGET MONTH OF YEAR TO MAY 1980 PAT$___ 30.12 .8416ries and Benefits 8100 S 470 $2,455 30.40 Travel and Per Diem 150 (20) 65 30.41 Tolophone 400 30 245 30.44A Sontals, Hydrant 3800 -0- -0- 30.45 insurance. Liability, i Cas. 2500 -0- 2,328 30.46A Repair A Haint.-Equipment 425 13 210 30.463, RepaiT 6 Maiot.-Vehicles 400 -0- 154 30.49C Otber Current Charges 470 11 136 30.524 Uniform 500 -0- -0- 30.52D Gas and Oil 175 -0- 93 30.52C '(Tires and Dattaries 125 -0- 85 30.52D MOT Fquipment 500 195 288' 30.52G Other. Operating Supplies 300 -0- 29 _ 30.54 Dooks. Subscriptions, i Dues 180 20 _ _ _.,37. 30.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment 1975 -0- 1.801 TOTAL FIRS DEPARTMMT 20008 S 719 $7,926 I i PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CODE CLASSIFICATION BUDGET MONTH OP YEAR TO NAY 1980 DATE. OT11ER CENERAI. CGYERN = 36983 $ 2,998 g 24,402 41.12 Salaries M Benefits 1522 -0- 1,568 41.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 41.31 professional Services (Engineering) 2000 _0. (1) -0- 289 41.40 Travel 6 Par Dies 50 850 71 529 41.41 Tolophone 950 55244 433 41.43A Electrle 6 Gas Service 250 41.433 Water i $ewr Service 100 13 13 101 son 41.46A Repair A Maint.-Equlpt 2000 209 579 79 41.46D Repair 6 Maint.-Buildings 450 5 215849 41,51 Office Supplies -0- 274 41.52B Gas and 011 1150 11 57 41.52D Minor Equipment 275 113 836 41.53 Supplies 150 12 43 41.54 Books, Subscriptiona, 6 Dula 365 -0- 355 41.64 Capital Outlay-Equipmant 48244 $ 3,480 $ 29,925 Total Other General Government SANITATION SUPPORT 11028 $ 822 $ 7,172 42.12 Salaries & Benefits 11028 S 822 $ 7,172 Total Sanitation Support TRANSPORTATION 80348 $ 5,371 $ 45,777 43.12 Salaries 6 Benefits 4724 -0- 4,867 43.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 4700 0 3,953 30,045 43.43A Electric & Gas Service 00 -0- -0- 43.44A RsntslwEquipment 10079 -0- 8,592 43.45 Insurance, Liability, 6 Cos. 2500 219 924 924 43.46A Repair 6 Maint.-Equipment 31 587 - 43.46B Repair i Naint.-Yehlcles 465 529 43.46D Repair & Maint.-Street Signs 2000 475 747 .' 43.52A Unlfotsu 750 15 2,975 43.5211 Gas 6 Oil 3975 850 140 253_ 43.52C .' Tires 6 Batteries S00 -0- 112 43.52D Mtkot Equipment 1000 5 707 43.523 Sidewalk Repair 7000 126 1.347 43.53 Road Materials -0- 33,654 43.63 ,i Capital Outlay -Streets 6 Sidewalks 68600 231476 $ 10,800 0131,116 Total Transportation ANIMAL CONTROL 5441 441 S 412 $ 3,528 45.12 Solarise 6 Benefits -0- 270 45.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 262 -0" 156 45.45 Insurance, Liability, i Cas. 186 11 110 45.46D Repair 6 Maint.-Vehicles 1 -0- 24 45.49C Otbor Currant Charges 0 36 270 ;'• 45.52B Gas i Oil 485 125 2 28 45.52D Minor Equipment 175 -0- 54 45.53 Dog Food 700 -0_ 584 ; 45.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment $ 461 $ 5,024 Total Miles COntr01 7499 PUBLIC WOIIKS DEPARTMENI } CONE CLASSITICATION BUDGET MONTH OP YEAR TO MAY 19S0 DATE_____ PARKS 6 46.12 RECRLATION Salaries and Sonolits 55560 $ 3,060 $ 30.740' 46.24 Workare Comp. Insurance 2152 11110 -0- 1,365 2,217 5,135 46.43A 46.435 Electric & oas Service Water & Sever Service 3$00 3500 299 1,71E 1,716 46.45 Insuranco, Liability, and Coe. 2000 -29 133 608 1,014 46.46A Repair & Naint.-�69uipment 600 12 520 46.468 Repair & Maint.-Yehicloa 6000 434 3,002 46.46C Repair & Naint.-Buildiaas 000 628 770 3•234 46.46? Repair & Naint.-Parko 6 Tress 200 5 5 46.49X Clean Community Prosram 500 -0- 121 46.52A Unhorse 1640 267 1,447 46.523 Cam and Oil 00 200 -0- 78 46.52C Tiros and Batteries 9 147 46.52D Nlaor Equipeunt Capital outlay -Landscaping 6800 6,581 9,705 46.63 46.63A Capital outlay-Rgg9ec. Facilities 125900 =o_ 3�659 46.49C Ch�irgiaont 0 5 179 Other�Cur�tent 116540 $ 1�t,798 $ 67,959 Total Parka•& Recreation TOTAL PUBLIC Wow 414787 $ 28,361 $241.196 SPECIAL ACTIVITIES CODE cLAMPICATIOM BUDGET MONTH YEAR OF TO UPPER PAI.ATLAKANA RIVER BASIN STUDY 61.59 Contributions 6 Subsidies LIBRARY 62.45 Insurance, Liability, 6 Cas. 62.59 Contributions 6 Subsidies CHAMBER OP COHMERCE 63.59 Contributions 6 Subsidies RECREATION 6 YOUTH PROGRAMS 64.30 General Expense 64.12 Salaries and Benefits CHRISTMAS PARADE 65.30 General 6ryenae OTHER ECONOMIC ENVIROMUENT 66.54 Subscriptions 6 Dues TOTAL SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 8000 S -0- $ 8,000 929 -0- 781 22612 -0- 11,306 5000 -0- 5,000 10000 5.366 5,366 0 16 16 500 -0- 500 `. 0 -0- 1,350 47041 $ 5,382 $32,319 „j' SANITATION FUND j MAY 1900 BEGINNING CASH BALANCE 0 May 1, 1900 $ 11,167 17,199 ERPEMITURBS 9,641 ADJUSTMENTS TO CASH BALANCE Decrease is Receivables S 1,017 Decrease is Payabler 5 641 I TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS ( 4,624) ENDING CASH BALANCE $ 10,101 I i i t Y �1 L SANITATION DEPARTMENT 1:0DE CLASSIFICATIO4 ) PUDGi MONTH YEAR OP TO Mav 1980 ,DATE ItEVPNUFS Aj' UPMITURFS REVENUES - Service Pass 156000 $ 13,199 $107,223 h.ESS: Expenditures 136020 9,641 95,087 NET INCONE (LOSS) 19980 $ 3,558 $ 12,136 "ANITR[�ON�EXPENDITURRR 49.12 8elaries 6 Benefits 71073 $ 5,529 $ 46,274 49.24 !Workers Comp. Insurance 7637 -0- 7,868 49.42 postage 6 freight 750 64 827 49.45 Insurance, Liability 6 Can. 6595 -0- 5,585 t 49.46A Repair 6 Nnint.-Equipment 300 -0- 247 49.463 Repair 6 Naint.-Vehicles 4400 118 4,468 Landfill Charges_ 9000 844 .4.689 1-9.49C Other Current Charges 140 23 69 1 49.52A Uniforms 830 -0- 270 1-9.521D Dos 4 Oil 10070 1,200 8,705 49.52C Tires and Batteries 1200 -0- 1,182 1•9.52D minor Equipment ISO -0- -0- 1.9.58 Administrative Services 22355 1,863 14,903 1. 1.9.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment 0 -0- -0- Sub Total Sanitation 134520 S 9,641 $ 95,087 Contingencies 1500 -O- -0- TOTAL SANITATION 136020 $ 9,641 95,087 r i k J I UTILITIES DEPARTMENT MAY 1980 BEGINNING CASH BALANCE @ May 1, 1980 NET INCOME, OR LOSS SUBSIDY FROM GENERAL FUND ADJUSTMENTS Decrease in Receivables Decrease in Inventory Decrease in Payables NET ADJUSTMENTS ENDING CASH BALANCE is OPERATING CASn BALANCE $(1,840) 1,076 160 514 1 251 WATER AND SEWER FUND REl 1 CODE CUOSITICATION BUDGET WATER DEPARTMENT RBVENUESI 343.310 alter Sales 343.351 Topping Pees 343.352 Pydrant Rental :143.353 Miscellaneous Total Water Raveswee LESSt Expenditures NET INC= 0a 40S) SEWER DEPARTK M REVENUESt 343.510 Sever Services Toes 343.551 Connection Pees 343.552 Tatereat Total Sever Revenues LESS: Expenditures NIiT INCOME OR (LOSS) WATER AND SEWER NET INCOME OR (LOSS) 195000 12000 1500 1500 212020 142278 69742 218000 3000 13000 234000 362791 (128791) (59049) MONTH YEAR OF TO MAY 1980 DATE $ 18,322 $125,946 100 8,609 -0- -0- 115 1,064 $ 18,537 $135,619 (11,128) (89.06 $ 7,409 $ 46,559 $ 19,046 $154,0is -0- 3,165-' 164 3,949 $ 19.210 $161.132 (32,650) (257,173) $(13,440) $(96,041) $( 6,031) $(49,482) CODE WATRR DRPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION BUDGET MONTH OF MAY 1980 YEAR TO DATE 70.12 Salaries and Donafits 40787 $ 2,815 $ 24,904 70.24 Workers Comp. Insursnce 945 -0- 974 70.31 Frofessionsl Services (Lab, Egg) 2500 -0- 5.753 70.31A Legal Expense 300 -0- -0- -0- 1,490 70.32 Audit Expensc 1160 -p- 615 70.40 Travel and Per Diem 200 70.41 Telsphmas 1200 77 106 778 , 392 ' 70.42 postage and Freight 900 " 70.43A Llactric 6 Gas Service 23000 2,037 1G,171 70.435 Water 4 Bever Service 200 -0- 136. 161 70.44A Equipment Rental 0 _p_ . 70.45 Insurance, Liability, 6 Ces. 3112 -0- 2,849 70.46A Repair 6 Maiat.-Equipment 3300 13 1,273 70.46E Repair i Maint.-Vehicle S00 -0- 73, - 70.46C Repair 6 Maint.-Buildings 1000 -0- 15 '.. 70.46M Repair & Maint.-Meters 4900 885 2,632 70.46T Repair & Maint.-Tanks 2500 -0- 640 - 70.49X ancollectable Account Expense 225 -0- -0- 70.52A Dniforms 200 -0- -0- 70.52B Gas and Oil 1875 313 1,567 70.52C Tires and Batteries 100 -0- 70 70.521D Minor Equipment 0 -0- 51 70.52E Chlorins 2000 432 1,344 70.52C Other Operating supplies „_. 3300 406 1,988 70.54 Woks, Subscription, 6 Dues 175 -0- 110 . 70.38 Administrative Services 13763 1,147 8,029.: 70.62 Capital Outlay -Buildings 1500 -0- 1,123 70.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment 22130 2,385 13,495 70.71 Debt1service 6486 512 4.427 .., Sub Total'Water 138278 � Contingencies I 4000 -0- 0 TOTAL WATER DEFARTIIT Il� 4 142278 $ 11,128 $89 1060 SEWER DEPARTMENT i 1 CODE CLASSIFICATION BUDGET MONTH OF 80.12 Salnrlsa 6 Benefits 63598 00.24 Workers Comp. Insurance 3779 80.31 Professional Service (Lab, Zug.) 2500 80.31A Legal Expanse 500 80.32 Audit Lxpanee 1850 $0.40 Travel and Per Diem 200 80.41 Telephone 1350 80.42 Postage 6 Freight 900 80.43A Qlecttia 6 Gus Service 44000 80.43B Water 6 $ever Service 2000 SOMA ', kulpaant Rental 150 00.443 Rentals 6 Losses (land 6 Bldg) 2250 80.45 Insurance, Liability 6 Cas. 4500 80.46a Repair 6 Maint.-Equipment 7500 80.46b Repair i Maint.-Vehicles Soo 00.46c Repair4 Maint.-Buildings 1500 80.49x Uncollectable Account Expense 225 80.52a Uniforms 300 80.52b Gas A Oil 1750 80.52c Tires and Batteries 175 80.52d Minor Equipment 0 80.52a Chlorine 2850 80.52f ', Sewage Pretreatment Chem. 17000 80.529 Othar Operating Supplies 3000 80.52h laboratory Supplies 2300 80.54 8o0 s;'Subscriptions, Dues 175 80.58 'Administrative Services '17741 80.62 Capital Outlay -Buildings 1500 80.64 Capital Outlay -Equipment 14009 80.70 ;,Debt Service 160689 Sub total,Sew 358791 Contingencies 4000 TOTAL SEWER DEPART14ENT 362791 a $ 4,615 -0- 4.067 -0- -0- 7 71 106 4,255 825 -0- -0- -0- 555 19 16 -0- -0- 218 74 -0- 3,339 -0- 184 70 -0- 1,479 -0- 66 12,684 $ 32,650 -0- $ 32,650 YEAR TO DATE $ 40,550 3,893 11,819. -0 2,375 SB 647 241 32,452 2,069 -0- 563 4,185 8,640 205 45' 69 1,728 486 12 i 4,453 9,126 ,i 2,331 805 10 10,349 f`> 1,123 :1 6.564_ 112,175 $257.173 I -0- $257,173 DEBT SERVICE CODE CLASSIFICATION Interest Expense Principal Retirement Cont. Contribution to Reserves IRR Contribution TOTAL TO BE PROVIDED Earnings on Reserves AM"T TO BE PROVIDED FROM OPERATIONS FUND WATER DEPARTMENT DEBT SERVICE SEWER DEPARTMENT DEBT SERVICE TOTAL DEBT SERVICE Ili ' �i BUDGET 25657 27584 45920 25M 355076 187900 167175 6486 160689 167175 MONTH YEAR OF TO NAY 1980 DATE $ 10,482 656 15,720 160 9r921!. 1.898 14 5 4 $ 13,196 $125,243'. $ 13,196 $125,243, $ 512 $ 4.4217 12,684 112.175 $ 13,196 $125,243' AINk BILLS PAID MAY 19110 Amuricnn Red Croon Inntructor'n Manuel $ 33.00' A- Linn Fire and Safety Inc, Service F.xtinguinhero 15.50 AmurLcnn Playground Device, Co. Links for Chatu Fence 89.23 Aaron'a Small Engine Edge Shaft 5.95 662.00 Allied Universal Corp. Chlorine 20.25 Alladin Duet Control Dust Mope 2,846.97 Associated Health Plan Inaurnnee Payment 130.11 Armatrong Smith Palate Paint Supplies 1,495.00 Auu•rican Tooting Laborntorlon Penetration Tent Sob Wndc Ford, Inc. Voltage Regulatoro/Circ. Brenkern 25.77 Barney'a Pumps Partn for pumps 169.95 U and It Sales Inventory 1,415.58, Cal Hagetrom Servicen for Copiers 288.14 Cliambor of Commerce Luncheon 5.00 43.74 Cvnt.rnl Industrial Sales Delta Chain Makes Light Bulbs 8.32 Curtin Industries Material and Supplies 31.97 Copy Center Public Records Digest 93.60 Curtin Matheson Chemicals 48.82 Clermont Builders Building Supplies 230.52 Clermont Auto Parts, Inc. Mine. Auto Parts 154.10 , Clemonto Peet Control Service 26.00 8.40 Dixten Bearings, Inc. Seals 3,152.25 Davin Water and Waste Industries Supplies 4,152.90 It. C. Dunn Oil Co. Petroleum East Central Fl. Regional Plnnning Luncheon 7.25 lu•kcrd'n Drug Camera Supplies, Chairn, Umbrella 54.80 Ekiort Tire Center Tires 54.04 I?llmmn Battery Batteries and Supplies 190.95-: F,p•p,A_ Membership Dues 10.00 Florida Power Uttlity Services 12,108.03 Florida Telephone Corp. Utility Services 700.80 Founders Life Insurance Dependent Coverage 21.70 Graybur Electric Co, Inc. Lamp Ballast 76.20 194.50 Griffin Municipal Supply, Ca. Kohler Lights 128.19 General Offices / CM Supplies 16.13 Ilach Buffer Solution Heintzelman's Truck Power Steering Gear 63.04 Hilltop Stationary Office Supplies 469.49 Iloward's Hardware Hardware Supplies 123.09 - Hughes Supply Inventory Supplies 1,385.37.1 I.C.M.A. - Clearing House Publication 4.00 263.50 I.C.M.A. Retirement Contribution City Contribution International Institute of City Clerks Membership 35.00 Inland Equipment Mower Blades 74.25 Jerry's Lock and Key Service for Latch Pivot 18.75 Jim Willie Hardware Hardware Supplies 142.82 Kruse, O'Connor and Ling, Inc. Proffessional Services 1,470.00 Karl's Photo Shop Photo Supplies 46.56 Kennedy and Co. A/C Repairs 143.37 Knowles Pest Control Quarterly Service 35.00 The Lawman Kai Lights 263.65 Lake County Board of County Comm. Landfill Charges 843.75 Lake Apopka Natural Gas Dist. Utilities 39.57 110.00 Lake Communications Removal of Equipment 28.80 Leesburg Commercial Classified Ads 9.73 Mobile Electric Supply Parts 30.10 Moffatt Municipal Equipment Parts Water Pumps 151.94,- '- Mathews International Corp. Cemetery Monuments 316.44 105.50 Motorola, Inc. Maintenance Agreement 20.00 National Safety Town Center Safety Town Packets 12.00 National Recreation and Park Assoc. Membership Dues 22.34 Orlando Dodge, Inc. Brake Pads 33.60 Orlando Laboratories Lab Supplies 89.70'` Orlando Paving Asphalt L P (as 33.00 Public Gas Pepsi Cola Repair of Coke Machine 68.12 Press Time Office Supplies 67.80 Quaid Installation Fence for Jaycee Beach 5,244.58 Sparkle Clean Car Wash Car Wash Tokens 15.00 29.84 Satellite Industries Battery Terminal Cleaner Sytonic Technology Radar 35.00 11 Suurluu Workahop Snvint Sncurity Contribution South Lnku Proem Shalfor Ford .9tit Con Springotoad and Ammoc. Standard Auto Partin Stnto of Florida Troy'a Auto Parts C.A. Thompnon, Co. Tropical Mon'e Wear Cogene 'four Vnrnity Courts V,J. Growers Wit! Wit Roma and Auto Center Wltlinmo Distributing Wlllinm Steel Induntrien John 7.nitock Zoo Medical Servican Pointed Staken 8 25.80 Ratirement Contr, 5,321.55 Lognl/Claaniflad Ada 113.79 Tractor Partm 15.21 Parts 272.97 Profemsiunal Sarvican 4,036.44 Auto 1'artn 51.96 Salsa and Una Tax q5.,20 ,+ Filter 3.81 i Criminal 111ntory / Racords 18.20 Uniform 106.25 Contracted Labor 33.60 Paving Tannin Courta 6,580.25 Service Charge 1.28. Lawn Mower 108.00 Brake/hydraulic Fluid 133.05 Illades/Oxagen Exchange 60.12, Conmulting Foe 453.10 Modinml Supplian 7.15 357,987_ ._89 i 'I Florada ...,epartinent of '.t. ansportation ' '•���1 WII I IAMN n019 Illln .NAIIAM M1[I:III IAnv aonlnln P. 0. Box 47 ML,ind, Florida 32720 .hale 18, 1980 k" Mr. George D. Forbes C:Lty Mmiager City of Clermont P. 0. Boot 219 Clermont, Florida 32711 IG: Traffic Regulation Changes Speed Zone Study - SR 50 Section 11070 - 5TOjj 11-S-1561 Tzar Mr. Fbrbes: Inclosed is a copy of a traffic regulation change approved by our T.1llahassee Office on June 11, 1980. Confirmation of this action will be nude by the Secretary of Transportation at the meeting on July 24, 1980. The purpose of this letter is to advise you of changes in traffic control regulations on the State Hie>imy System as they are made. This regulation is for a change in the legal speed lildt on sit 50. Signs reflecting this change will be installed by State Forces in the near future. All notices are published in the respective newspapers by the Secretary of the Department of Transportation. This copy of the traffic regAa- tion change is for your information and use. Sincerely, L. A. Grif District Operations Engineer IAG:cl Ehclosure cc: Mr. J. H. Baieden (w/attachti) Jun 1 11980 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Approved Date DELAND Auth: lay w. Brown Dir. of Road Ops. Date: June 4, 1980 BY: Approved by the Secretary of Department of Transportation on TO: Mr. R. E. Magahey, State Traffic Operations Engineer Attn: Mr. Clyde Campbell, Ass't. Traffic Operations Engineer FROM: C. A. Benedict, District Engineer By A. ri tin, uls fr"fic Operations Engineer SUBJECT: Traffic Operations Speed Zone Study 5TOk 11-S-1561 LOCATION: Lake County Clermont TM q'SAFFIC BE(.171.AT10N8 CHANGE {MZ B%PLACED ON THE AGFNI)A FOR Section 11070 WI rDIATION BY THE SECRETARY. State Road 50 JUL 2 4 1980 ----------- -TbATE) ORIGIN AND NATURE OF REQUEST WestcoflSR 5611foorr therpurposedof recomnesndingba reduction on theomaxlrnium speed FACTS OBTAINED BY FIELD STUDY a. The studied portion of SR 50 lies in Section 11070 and extends from SLO MP 10.881 to SLO MP 11.310, a distance of 0.429 miles. b. The roadway across this section is a two lane facility extending in a west - east direction from Groveland to Clermont. c. The roadway in the study area is relatively level prior to a vertical curve with no horizontal curves that restrict sight distance. Sight distance is adequate. d. Roadside culture along the studied roadway is rural with three entrances to a major Mobile Home Park for retirees. e. Records of this office show the 1978 AAT along the studied portion of SR 50 to be 9231 vehicles. f. Speed checks were taken at 2 points with the following results: Page 2 (Speed Zone Study, Section 11070) Approximate No Vehicles 85 Percentile Sp MP observed Speed - MPH 10.963 100 55.5 11.195 100 54.0 g. Records ofh wa toffice sho Marsh 23H speed restriction from SLD MP 10.881 to SLD 1 1977. h. According to the records submitted by the City of Clermont the subject location experienced 8 accidents accounting for injury to three persons and estimated propertydamages of $58.675.00 for the 14 month study period ending 4-30.80. The accidents by type are as follows: 6 rearend collisions 2 angle collisions One of the accidents involved speeds of 85 MPH. Four of the accidents occurred on dry road surface and four on wet road surface. ANALYSIS A. The above results and the speed distribution curve at each check point indicates that in consideration of the accidents and other unusual circumstances. a reduction in the maximum speed is justified. B. Field examination determined definite points of speed change and driving tests of the recommended speed zones showed them to be reasonable and safe. RECOMMENDATIONS Lake County - Section 11070 In order to provide reasonable and safe speed restriction zones on SR 50 in the City of Clermont it is recommended that the following be approved and conflicting restric- tions be rescinded: EXISTING RECOMMENDED LENGTH REGULATION DESCRIPTION REGULATION M.P. TO M.P., NO SPEED MPH OF ZONE SPEED MPH 10.881 to 11.310 0.429 50 From approximate 260' 45 MPH west of the Palatlakaha River Bridge to approx. 845' west of SR 561. Page 3 (Speed lone Study, Section 11070) p.lNEER NG: To be performed by the Department of Transportation: a. Erect speed limit signs marking the speed restriction zones as described above with appropriate signs at each point of speed zone change and at appropriate intermediate locations in accordance with the Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devicesi and remove existing conflicting and/or non-standard speed limit signs- b. Erect "Reduce Speed Ahead" signs nontrolappropriate locations in accordance with the Manual c Erect place, and wherens at • in thection pinion ofltheaMainor tenance Engineer�ads where such slgns such signs are warranted. d. Remove any non-standard and/or unauthorized signs at the discretion of the District Maintenance Engineer in accordance with Florida Statutes and the Outdoor Advertising policies established by the Department of Transportation. To be performed by the local governmental agency: Erect and roadsndard wherestop suchsigns signsaarednotnnowsintion of all place. and wherelsuchisignseastreets re warranted. LOCAL REACTION: The City of Clermont was notified by letter of our recommended changes. E LFORCEMENT To be performed by the City of Clermont the Lake County Sheriff's Department and the Florida Highway Patrol: Provide and'amintain reasonable and adequate enforcement of the recommended traffic regulations.' / ' � l G� •-�i�r�b��R��,� earl /.. 44 Q ✓//CP�L'G�r��+ Gk�i "doe 4—L �t 4C"(lr✓rim D D �ric e> qD _may - yD moo-- _- - --- CITY OF CLERMIONT P.O. BOX 219. CLESMONT, FLORIDA 32711 . PHONE 904/394•4081 This statement is an attempt to clarify the City's any/m#yNpersonal position on finding an acceptable solution to the community prob em of disposal of the City of Clermont's secondarily treated wastewater. Beginning in 1975, the City began to investigate the feasibility of wetlands disposal of Clermont's wastewater with the Lake County Pollution Control Board and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation. This investiga- tion was undertaken primarily because a similar study of the City of Wildwood's disposal of wastewater into wetlands, which feeds Lake Panasoffkee, had shown no adverse effects on the surface waters of Lake Panasoffkee even though Wild - wood had been using this disposal method for more than twenty (20) years. After numerous meetings, Clermont officials, the Lake County Pollution Control Board and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation agreed that wetlands disposal might be an acceptable alternative. The City was subsequently auth- orized by the regulatory agencies to conduct.a pilot study of wetlands disposal of secondary treated wastewater from the Clermont Sanitary Treatment Plant. The Study was begun in early 1971 and the completed final report titled, "Removal of Nutrients From Treated Municipal Wastewater By Freshwater Marshes" was presented to the City in October 1979. The Study results concluded that wet- lands disposal in Clermont was an acceptable method of disposal while still protecting our lake water quality. The opinion of the Researchers, the City Engineers, and other qualified scien- tists who reviewed the study, convinced the Clermont City Council to pursue wetlands disposal. A Town Hall Meeting was held in Jenkins Auditorium on January 22, 1980 to present the wetlands disposal concept to Clermont residents. presentation t 0e th One of the principal researchers, Dr. John Zoltek, made p approximately one hundred fifty (150) interested citizens. Numerous questions were asked of Dr. Zoltek concerning potential harmful effects to lake quality. All questions were answered to the satisfaction of the audience on the proposals complete safety. Mr. Ted (dicks, director of the Lake County Pollution Control Board was in attendance at this meeting but declined to ask any questions y. — Dr. Zoltek or make any statements concerning the proposal known as Concept The newly elected Councilman Dennis Thomas also attended the Town Hall Meet- ing, but elected not to ask the researchers any questions or make any statement. The last question asked at this meeting was, "Should the City continue to pursue the concept of wetlands disposal?". The overwhelming response from the audience was, "Yes". Not a single NO vote was heard. h,ubnequontl.y, Mr. Thomnn dee.lar.ed hla 0pp0sit101l to tine concept and stated his intention to oppoue wetlands disposal of Cl.erniont's wastewater. A special Clermont City Council meeting was called to agal.n give Clermont residents the opportunity to review all the alternatives considered by the City for waste- water disposal. After several hours of public discussion, the Council voted three (3) to one (1) to pursue wetlands disposal under Concept IV with Council- man Thomas in the negative. Councilman Cole, who could not attend the meeting, sent word through the City Manager, Mr. Forbes, that he also supported wetlands disposal. At the next Lake County Pollution Control. Board meeting, a presentation was made by the researchers and two additional wetlands scientists, including Dr. Thomas Odum. Dr. Odum, an internationally recognized authority in wetlands ecology, categorically stated his support of Clermont's proposal. The Lake County Pollution Control Board voted two (2) to two (2) to permit Clermont's proposal. Again, at this. public hearing, with approximately one hundred (100) in attendance, Mr. Thomas elected not to ask questions of the researchers or to make a statement concerning his opposition to the proposal. In time it became apparent that a considerable amount of misinformation was being circulated in the community concerning Clermont's proposal. The problems In Orange County and Lake Tolnopekaliga were erroneously equated to be directly comparable to what would happen to our lakes if wetlands disposal were imple- mented. Nothing could be further from the facts. In order to clarify the feeling of the community, I requested a non -binding straw ballot be taken on the issue on the June 10th special election. -Mr. Thomas--- ------ was the only Councilman who wanted assurance that the straw vote would be non- binding. 1 personally committed to abide by the results of the straw ballot, feeling that without visable community support, agency approval would be extremely difficult-, if not impossible. The straw ballot resulted in a negative vote on wetlands disposal. In my opinion, the negative vote was due in part to an unsigned, inaccurate, deliberately misleading and emotionally charged handout which was distributed the night before the election. A copy is attached. In my opinion, several employees of regulatory agencies, acting on their own, assisted in formulating the ideas contained in this handout. I consider their actions regretable and unprofessional. At the Town Hall Meeting, I restated my intention to discontinue support for wetlands proposal stating that without visable community support, I felt it impossible to obtain necessary permits. In response to a question by a member of the audience on what could people in favor of pursuing wetlands disposal do to influence the Council to continue; I stated that I felt nothing could be done. But being the eternal optimist, if a petition were presented to the Council with four hundred fifty (450) names on it, the Council might consider holding an additional public hearing with the researchers to answer questions. I did not then, nor have I since actively promoted such a petition. Again in response to several requests from the audience, I withdrew my second of Mr. Thomas' motion until a full Council could be seated. Page 2 Stnru no other Council member nucond Mr. '1'homaa' mob Lon, it appeared obvLoua if vote at that macl•Lng would have renulted In a two (2) to two (2) vote and the motion would have been defeated. What purpose would have been survud7 Several posLtl.ve thl.nl;n have come ol'. this project: ..Additional scientific information lull been gathered which will add to the knowledge and formulation of policies for future use of wetlands dlHposa.l. HyatOMH. 'Phu people of Clermont have v.Ls:ibl.y shown their concern for m1rl.ntai.n1n{; and preserving our lake water quality. 'l'he scientific community luul convinced me,and I still believe without any doubt, that C1crmont'a wetlands proposal was appropriate and safe. However, I also believe the deviHive currents in the community can only be healed by moving forward in selecting an alternative other than full scale wetlands disposal. It is now time for the Clermont Council and for. the Community to reunite in seeking a permanent solution to wastewater disposal. ".f There is no easy, inexpensive or guaranteed ultimate solution. We need to proceed with all due haste in selecting the best alternative method available. Claude E. Smoak, Jr. Mayor CES:Pm June 24, 1980 Page 3 SEWAGE PROPOSAL 9 CLERMONT'5 8� I L o T-,____'- rue-, STRAW BA voTE N OON' 1 I I i I',)I I t 1('.S RI11N 0111t I AKFs WHY: 1, According to the fine] report on the Marshland EiL'urty conducted by the Centers for Wetlands, the only feasible method for removing phosphorus is to force .it tht'rn)f:h the peat. The city's present proposal is in direct conflict with the, recommendation in this re- port. 2, st John centek,receivedtapFrantttt(approx., S170tw000y00) torstudyd study, recently what happens to phosphorus in a marsh system. This research will be conducted in the Clermont marshlands. Cai waters will be sery inj .s_e e.gui_nee._pi_g for...the..experimeP-t-r 3, According, to Ted Wicks, Director of Lake, County POthellutPalatlakaion ha phosphorus from the sprayfiel.d runoff its reaching -- River. This runoff traverses a large marshy area. q. According to the Department or Envi.ronmental Regulation, the area where the city proposes to discharge the effluent doesn't meet the state criteria for wetlands disposal. During, the evaluation or the cunt per household for the two alter - find 5� nd land spreading; several factors netivrte; marshland disposal weren't considered. Theme factors are: a. The potential c,u+t fur rentorinp, the area's water. b. Land acquisition will be costly initially. Property valuoa are continually increasing. The city would have a piece of land increasing in value. Further delays in land purchase means a larger cost: to the c.ity'n taxpayers. A prime example S' is the Lake Tohopekaliga Calamity and the cost to remedy their problem. c. Certain forage crops for cattle, etc., may be grown to defer the total cost for land. 6. Recently, a biologist for the. Fresh 'dater Fish and Game Commission concluded a study stating, that the 22,?50 acre Lake Tohopekaliga on the Kissimmee chain will probably suffer s Lake Apopka like collapse within the next decade. Lske Tohopekalign hen 11,500 acres Of marsh or marsh like vegetation. The biologist stated the vegetation wasn't adequately removing the poilutants being discharged by the sewage plants. The tltet:e Department of Environmental Regingtion and E.P.A. stated they must atop discharq. R (Tile ct on the waters. WHY SHOULD THE CITY OF n.FRMOtIT ATTrt4P1 TO NiSCHARU THEIR EFILI)ENT INTO A MARSH WHICH IS CONNECTED TO OPEN WATLRS W.N THE (:IIIt:S 01' ORLANDO R KISSIMMEE HAVE BEEN 11r TOLD TO CEASE ALL OISCIIRRGI' TO IAXL IOtIO & 1T'S ItARSHL DUE TO THE SEWER DAMAGE TO THE WATER.OF THE LAKES? CITY OF CLEPAIONT MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING A Special Meeting of the City Council of• Clermont was held in the Office of the City Manager on Monday, June 23, 1900. The meeting was called to order at 7:50 p.m. by Mayor Cluade E. Smoak, Jr. with the following members present: Councilman Byrd and Councilman Thomas. others present were City Manager Forbes and City Clerk Rozar. Mayor Smoak advised that the purpose of the meeting was to prepare the Ballot Box for the Run -Off Election of the City of Clermont to be held on Tuesday, June 24, 1980. - A motion was made by Couniciman Thomas, seconded by Councilman Byrd and unanimously carried that the Ballot Box be declared in order, that it be locked, along with the Registration Rolls of the City of Clermont, for delivery to the Clerk of Election on the morning of the Run -Off Election. The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 7:51 p.m. CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR. - MAYOR S NDRA O. ROZAR y1TY CLERK Memo to: City Council From: City Manager Subject: Street- Closing Request Date: June 20, 1980 We have received a request from Richard Reynolds to close a portion of street right of way around Lake Dot (see attached map). ?u This request• is being made since Mr. Reynolds wishes to develop this property and believes that the right of way should be elimin- ated to allow for the full potential use of this property. They are planning to construct twenty four apartment units in this area. Since this property has access from Fifth and Juniata streets, they do not need street access from the R.O.W. However, the City has a sewer line in this R.O.W., and if it is closed the City must retain a Utility easement around the sewer line. Section 19-2of the City Code of-Ordinancesrequires- the City to..._._ close streets by ordinance. Respectfully, George D. Forbes City Manager GDF:sr attachment PETITION IN REGARDS TO THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF CLERMONT DESCRIBED AS CLERMONT, N. 60 FT. OF LOTS 7,8. BLK. 60; LOTS 1, 2, 3, BLK. 59; LOTS 5, 6, BLK. 60 I. THE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD LIKE TO PETITION THE CITY OF CLERMONT TO CLOSE BROOME STREET BETWEEN FIFTH STREET AND THE EAST SHORE OF LAKE DOT, AND ALL ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY BORDERING SAID PROPERTY TO THE SHORE OF LAKE DOT. PETITIONER'S FULL NAME 6 MAILING ADDRESS: 2ICHARD R. R ORIYNOLDS CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: AS ABOVE PLOT PLAN: ENCLOSED PURPOSE FOR WHICH REQUEST IS MADE: ORDERIN UTILIZE EFULL POTENTIAL OF THE ABOVEMENTIONEDPROPERTY, IT IS NECESSARY THAT THE ABOVE MENTIONED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAYS BE ELIMINATED AS SUCH AND INCORPORATED INTO THE USABLE PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY. NAMES & ADDRESSES OF ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS: FRANK ANDERSON558 HIGHLAND AVENUE CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 SIGNED. f�.; i.:.r.,i�.Li %17 RICHARD R. KEYNULUb PETITIONER �j I i CITY OF CLERI!/IICINT P,O, BOX 210 • CLERMONT. FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 804W44081 June 13, 1980 Mrs. Frank Anderson 558 Ilighland Avenue Clermont, Florida 32711 Re: Closing of Broome Street between Fifth Street and the East Shore of Lake Dot, and all road right of way bordering'said property to the Shore of Lake Dot. Dear Mrs. Anderson: we have received a request from Richard Reynolds to vacate j a portion of the City Street right of way as shown on the attached map. This request will be considered by the City Council at their June 24, 1980 meeting, and as a nearby property owner, we - - thoutht this request may be of interest to you. Sincerely, George D. Forbes City Manager GDF:pm Enclosure cc: Richard Reynolds Bob Thompson I LEGAL NOT:ICP Notice is hereby given to all concor,ncd that the Clermont City Council shall hold a Public hearing in the City Council Chambota located on the corner of Most Avenue and DoSoto S7!r.cots on Tuesday, June 24, 1980 for the following purpose: The City of Clermont shall consider a petition to close Broome Street and the east shore of Lake Dot, and all. road right--of•-way bordering belowproperty to the shore of• Lake DoL•: Clermont, N. 60 Pt. of Lots 7, 8, Blk 60; Lots 1, 2, 3 Blk. 59; Lots 5, 6 Blk. 60 All interested persons will be given an opportunity to express their views on the matter. Sandra O. Rozar, City Clerk City of Clermont, Florida June 14, 1980 m R 44 &A PETITION IN REGARDS TO THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF CLERMONT DESCRIBED As CLERMONT, N. 60 FT. Of LOTS 7,8, DLK. 60; LOTS 1, 2, 3, DLK. ; LOTS 5, 6, BLK. 60 I, THE UNDERSIGNED, WOULD LIKE TO PETITION THE CITY OF CLERMONT TO CLOSE BROOME STREET BETWEEN FIFTH STREET AND THE EAST SHORE OF LAKE DOT, AND ALL ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY BORDERING SAID PROPERTY TO THE SHORE OF LAKE DOT. PETITIONER'S FULL NAME & MAILING ADDRESS: RICHARD R. REYNOLDS 22 PALMER DRIVE CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: AS ABOVE PLOT PLAN: ENCLOSED PURPOSE FOR WHICH REQUEST IS MADE: IN ORDER TO UTILIZE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED PROPERTY, IT IS NECESSARY THAT THE ABOVE MENTIONED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAYS BE ELIMINATED AS SUCH AND INCORPORATED INTO THE USABLE PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY. --- _. NAMES & ADDRESSES OF ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS: FRANK ANDERSO558 HIGHLAND AVENUE CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 SIGNED: �- w ;. 41e4l % RICHARD R. REYNOLDS PETITIONED p� CITY OF CLERMONT P.O. BOX 210 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 004/3044081 June 13, 1980 Mrs. Frank Anderson 558 Highland Avenue Clermont, Florida 32711 Re: Cloning of Broome Street between Fifth Street and the East Shore of Lake Dot, and all road right of way bordering said property to the Shore of Lake Dot. Dear Mrs. Anderson: We have received a request from Richard Reynolds to vacate a portion of the City Street right of way as shown on the attached map. This request will be considered by the City Council at their June 24, 1980 meeting, and as a nearby property owner, we thoutht this request may be of interest to you. Sincerely, l Ceorge D. Forbes City Manager GDF:pm Enclosure cc: Richard Reynolds Bob Thompson LEGAL NOTICr Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the Clermont City Council shall hold a Public ❑oaring in the City Council Chambots located on the corner of Wont Avenue and DcSoto STrocta on Tuosdny, Juno 24, 1900 for the following purposes The City of Clermont shall consider a petition to close Broome Street and the east shore of Lake Dot, and all road right-of-way bordering belowproperty to the shore of Lake Dot. Clermont, N. 60 Pt. of• Lots 7, 8, Blk 60; Lots 1, 2, 3 Blk. 59; Lots 5, 6 Blk. 60 All interested persons will be given an opportunity to express their views on the matter. Sandra 0. Rozar, City Clerk City of -Clermont, Florida--- -.- June 14, 1980 / W Kylr A'44 i,ki/E ur amqb � r ��rY/IKrit.��l �•y '• � , n d ; ni/ (:eTa Gar, � `� F�fi4h ✓ 'l i� • ' r,/rr n • Mtn' /y fin:"r•n ` i �. j l� � 1 M ...--'' i LAKE ` o - of b o � 0 !%ay ri J4p 4 , I go' 10 �Andc r son ri zo so- '' ' " 115555500000 eo� Q 1. ti hti z � J. - - - - — -- �A3miClS,S,S'IOtl/a4wmbm%fti'11 .. J. ... r CITY OF CLERMONT MISC. ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO, 129-M AN ORDINANCE; UNDER 'I'IIE CODE: OF ORDINANCES OF 'I'Illi CITY OF C 1,1101ONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLOSING ANT) PEIRMANENTLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF UNNAMI'D STRE17T DESCRIBED IIE'RE:IN, ACCORDING -1-0 THE, OFFICIAL NAP OF 31111i CITY OF CI.IiRMON'1', RKCORDIiD IN PLAT BOOK 8, PACKS 17-23 INCLUSIVE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA; REPEALING ALL, ORDINANCE'S IN (:ON- PLI(rl' IIF.RRWITI1; PROVIDING SEV11Allll,l'I'Y; PROVIDING FOR AN 14PPh:CI'IVII DATE'; ANT) PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. The City Council of the City of Clotmunt, Lake County, Florida, livreby ordalns th.0 SECTION 1 : That portion of unnamed sLrect adjacent to Lhc Bast shore of Lake Dot ac- cording to the Plat of Clermont Heights, Official. Map of the City of Clermont, recorded in Plat Book 8, pages 17-23 Inclusive, Public Rveords of Lake County, Florida, as hereinafter described, is hereby closed and permanently abandoned. That portion of unnamed street adjacent to the East share of Lake Dot bounded an the South by the Westerly OxLenslon of the South right-of-way line of Broome Street and bounded on the Northwest by a line described as: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 3, Block 59, City of Clermont:, rut South 45" West to the shore of Lake -- -- '- Dot. Lass and except the reservation by the CILy of Clrrmonl. of a ntil11:5, casement bounded on the West by the West line Of the above -described property and bounded un the Bust by a line described as: BegiauLq; at a point on the South rigliL-of-way line of Juniata Street twenty feet !Jest of the Northwest corner of Lot 3, Block 51; Run thence South 43'30' E'I(SL 205 feet; thence ruu South 13" to the SOU111- Orly right-of-way line of Broome Street. SECTION 2: 'Phis closing is dune pursuant to the authority of the Charter of the City Of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, and the general laws of the State of Florida. SECTION 3: --- All ordinances or parts of this Ordinance In conflict herewith are hereby repealc,t.. SECTION 4: Should any section or part of this section be declared invalid by any Court or 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 5: This ordinance shall be published as provided by law and it shall become law and shall take effect on the date of its second Reading and. Final Passage. 11 VI rot IwadIn), t I i I n T _ slay of 19110. Barnnd Ilundln); thin day of , 1900. PAfiIiED AND ORDATHED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLIMIONT, LAKI; COUNTY, FI,OIIIDA. THN; ,. _ DAY OF .. 19130. CITY OF CLERMONT BY: CLAUDE R. SMOAR, JR., Mayor ATTEST: SANDRA 0. RO'ZAR, City Clerk APPROVED by me this day of 1980. CLAUDI. Fs. SMOAK, JR., Mayor CEIRTTFTCATE OF PIIRLICATTON I HEREBY CERTIFY that a certified copy of the foregoing Ordinance No. was published on the day of 1980, in a newspaper of general circulation located within the City of Clermont, as required by Florida Statutes (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 CLERMONT MISC. ORDINANCES ol(DINANCI: NO, I W-• l AN ORDINANCE UNDVH 'fill: COON Or ol(D1NANCNS OF THE CITY of GURMONT, LAKE COIIN'I'Y, FLORIDA, CLOSING AND I'I:IUTANOTLY AIIANDONINC A PORTION OF IAt:ESNORI; DItTVI: DIiSCIlllSlill IIP,RI•:IN, ACCOROIN; TO THE OFFIGUI. MAP OF 'I'lll; CITY or CLh;ItMUN'I', Ith:C0lllllip IN I'LAT BOOK 4, PACK I, I't1ISIJ(; ItP,C01(US OF LAICI: COIIN'I'Y, I.LORTDA; REPEALING AI.L ORDINANCE'S IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROV'IDINC FOR hVVERAIIILIIlly; I'ItOVIDINC Eolt AN I:FI°ISC'I'LVI•; UA'l'P.; AND PROV1DIN0 EOIt mMILICATION, The (;ILy Council of the Clcy of Cleruannt, Lnlu+ County, Florida, hereby ordnlnu Chat: SNC'PtO:! l: Drive, according to the I'l.ut of Clermont Ileightu, That port ton of. l.ill(lahUl'U 1, public Records of Lalce County, Florida, ns herein - recorded In Plat lloolc 4, page after described, Is hereby ctnnc•d and permanently abandoned. PARCEA, 1: Sounded on the West by the Southerly extensl0❑ of the i4cut liue of Lot 51; bounded on the Nast by the southerly extension of the Iinstlinc of Lgt.51; bounded an the South by the shores of. Lalee Minnehaha; bounded on the North by a line running 60 feet South of and parallel. with Cho Suulh reefIfile of Lao soil Clermont Ilelghes. Les:: and except the extenslun of Third Street to I•nlce plinnehaha. Less and except casements retained by the City of Clermont for tile construction and' maintenance of utilities. SP_C'I'[ON 2_ 'Phis closing Is done pursuant to the authority of the Charter of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, and the general laws of the State of Florida. SECTION 3: All ordinances or parts of this Ordinance in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 4: Should any sect Lon or part of this acctlo❑ be decl:uxd lnvnlid by an)' Court or competent ;jurisdiction, such adjudications shall not apply or affeet any other provision of this Ordinance, except to the extent that the entire section or part of the scctLn❑ may be Inseparable In meaning and effect from the section to which such holding shall apply. SECTION 5: This Ordinance shall be published as provided by law and it shall become • all Lake effect on date of Lts Second Reading and Final. Passage. shall law and First Reading this day of + 1980. .. Second Reading this day of _—____------- 1980- \-y PASSED AND ORDATNP.D BY TDIi CITY COUNCTL Or THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY DAY OF 1980. FLORIDA,THIS — - Adsh CFrY of CLImm m,I BY: CLAIDE R. SMOAK, .lit,, Mayor A'1"1'ES'l' o SANDRA U. RO'LAR, CLCy Clerk Y� APPROVED by me ' Jf; ___,__ (Illy Of _._ _______. _ 1980. CLAlI81i G. .SMOAK, JR. , Mayor CI,RTTFICNri, (lF PUBLICATION I HEREBY CERTIFIY that a certified copy Of the foregoing Ordinance No. _ was published on the day of , 1980, in n newspaper of _._. general clrculatlnn locatod within the City of Clermont,_as required, by Florida Statutes (3) (n), said date of publicaLion being 14 days prior to the Second heading and Final Adoption of the Ordinance. SANDRA 0. ROZAR, City Clerk R CITY OF CLERMONT MISC. ORDINANCES if,,, 111^M AN OROIt1AUCK UIfDr:lt 'rnl; Coin: OF ORDINANCES of THE CITY OL' CLERMOII'r, LAKI, c0UN'rY, P1,0147NA, CLOSING AND 1111,HMANENTYLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF BROot•IE S'l'ItISI{'1' Dt"SCRI141:1) I1151riIN, ACCORDING TO '1'Illi OFVICLAI, 14AV 01' THE CITY 01' I:LhRMON'rI R I:CORDED IN PLAT ROOF; A, PAGES 17-23 TNCI,uSTVIi, PUBr,Tc RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORTI)AI REPEALING ALL ORD.TNANCI•:S III CONI•'hr C'I' HE RIi11 TH; PROVtItl Nt1 VOR SEVERABLUTy; PROVIDING 11OR AN llPPECT1 VI{ DATE; AND PROVrlMIG FOh PIIBLTCATTON. The City Council. of I:ho C:i.t.y of Clurmonc, I,aku County, Florida hereby ordains that: SECTION 1.: 1'hat portion of Broome SLrnet, jecordinq to the Plat; Of Clurnu;nt lleights, Official t•tap of the City of: Clermont, recorded in Plat Book U, pages 17-23 inclusive, Public Records of Lake County, Florida, herein- after duncrIbc1d, I!; hereby clua;e,l and permanently abandoned. That portion of Broome Street, according to tho Official Map of the City of Clermont, bounded on t'hu Went by the unnaliled st-rect. ndjacrnl to the. East shore of Lake Dot and bounded on the East by tile. Wust right-ofway line of fifth Street. Less and uxcupt reservation by the City Of Clermont of utility casemunts over the South one-half of said etreet. SIi C'1'ION 2: This closing is done pursuant to the authority of the Charter of 1.ji City of Clermont, Lake County, 1'1nri.da, and the general laws of till' State of t'lorida. SECTION 3: All ordinances or parts of this ordinance in conflict herewith are hereby rcpcal.ed. SECTION 4: Should any section or part of this section be declared invalid by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such adjudicat•inns shall not: apply or affect any other provision of this Ordinance, except 1:0 the extent that the entire section or Dart of Chu suction may be inseparable in meaning andeffect from the section to which such holding shall appply. r CI'PY OF CLERMONT No. III -M :;Iscrlgri 5r ___•Thin Ordinance; ahr111 b Publ.d.::hod as prov.idud by law and it shall bllcom., law and ahnll trek<; effect on the data of itn SacOI1d Reading and Final Pasnage. First Reading I:hi:; daY of _ 1.911 0. Second Itoading this day of _, 1900. PASSED AND ORDAINED 13Y TNR CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS _ DAY OF ___._ 1980. CITY OF CLERMONT BY: C LAUDE E. SMOAK, JR, Mayor ._ _.. ATTEST: SANDRA 0. R0ZAR, City Clerk APPROVED by me this clay of _ , 1980. C LAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., Mayor CERTIFICATE OI' PUBLICATION I HEREBY CERTIFY that a certified copy of the foregoing ordinance No. 131-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.Odl (3) (a), said date Of publication being 14 days prior to the Second Reading and Final Adoption of the Ordinance. Memo to: City Connell. From: City Manager Subject: Transition Zones and Sign Ordinance DaL•e: June 19, 1980 Enclosed is Ordinance No. 206-C as amended by the Planning and 'Zoning Commission. This Ordinance reflects the change in the Blue Goose Property from R-3 Multiple Family to I-Induntrial, and the Ball Cernmics properly from I -Industrial to 11-3 Multiple Family. An we have di8cussed,in June of 1969, the City established three 'Transition Zones as part of: the City's Zoning Ordinance. The purpose of these Transition Zones were to allow existing Uses within these zones to remain for a period of fifteen years, after which time all Uses were to conform with the requirements of the R-3 Multiple Family Zone. This means that in June of 1984, all of the Uses in the Transition Zones must conform to the Uses permitted in the Multiple Family Zone. This does not allow for the Industries and Businesses presently located within these 'Zones, many of -- - -- which have been expanded or improved since.1969. ±. It is the intent of this Ordinance to remove the Transition Zones from the Zoning Ordinance, and rezone those properties in a manner that would reflect the highest and best Use in our community. SIGN ORDINANCE All Council members have previously received a copy of Ordinance No. 207-C which establishes the City Sign Regulations as a separate code from the Zoning Ordinance. This has several advantages in that it would allow us to place the code in an easily readable format that makes the Sign Code much easier to' understand than breaking the code up under all of the various Zoning Districts. The other major revisions are that the Off Premise Signs Provisions have been clarified to only allow such signs on vacant property. Off -site signs sixty- four (64) square feet in area or less must be a minimum of 200' from any other off -site signs on the same side of the street. Off -site signs greater than 64 square feet must be 1,000 feet from any other off -site sign. The Ground Sign Provisions were also modified to allow Ground Signs lower than 9' in height to be located in front of the building setback line.. However, these signs cannot exceed 32 square feet in area and must not be closer to the street than one-half of the required front yard setback. If any Council member has any questions on either of the above Ordinances, please feel free to contact me. Respectfully, George D.UForbes City Manager GDF:pm I OIIOINANCE NO, _ !O6^(: AN ORDINANCE: UNDER 'fill: CODI: OF ORDINANCE!; OF 'fill,. C1'l'Y OF QhI:RPION'l', I,AKI! COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEMIIIPR; 'I'lll'; OPl'ICIAI, ZONING MAP OF '1IM CITY OF CLERrIONT, FLORIDA; I(i:ZONING TlIF I(r:AL PROPlil T), DI:UCIlII4F,D Ilr;Itrlli FROt1 A TRANSITION ZONE CLASSIFICATION; RSPB UNG ALI, ORDINANCE;; IN CONI'LLCT IIEI(RWITII; I'IU)VL) G 101t SEVE'RABILITY; fI(OVIDING AN EFFECTIVIi DA'l'r;; ACID PROVIDING FOR I'IIItLICA'PI Otl. I'lll; CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CI,Eittiotl'I' III':REIiY OKDAINS TiIAT: SECTION 1. «^ Thu Official Zouing Map of the City of Clormout:, LnLi County, Fl.orlda, is hereby amond ed by rczuninl; Lhu followinF, 4vnrrlbrd proporry from transition zone ulosslric;u:lon to Phi lnduutrinl cLsulflallIon. Lots 1 through 9, and 16 through 22, Of Block 119, CLLy of ClermOIlt; Lots 1 through 13, of Block 120, City of Clermont, null that portion of Oaccul.a Street now cloned between Blocks 119 and 120, lens the Westerly 122 feet; Lots 1 through 19, or Block 115, City of Clermont; Property bounded on the South by Lakeshore Drive, Bast by lake riluneola, West by 'twelfth Streit, and North by Lhe casLerly extuuslon of Llle North line of Block 1115, City of Clermont; That parcel bounded nn the West by Block 115, buunded on the NurLh by railroad right-of-wny, bounded in the East by West Avenue, hounded on the South by Osceola Street and shores of West Lake; and That parcel bounded on Lhe West by Eleventh Strect, bounded on the North by Carron ll Strect, bounded othe East by the shores of West Lake, bounded on the South by riinncola Avenue.. SECTLON 2. �'rhe Official 'Zoning lisp of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, is hereby amended by rezonflig the foLlowing described property from transition zone classifirati,lu to C-1 light commercial: Lots 1 and 2, of Block 118, and Lots 10 through 26, of Mock 120, and that portion of Osceola Street now closed, lying between lots 14 and 15, Ci.ty of Clermont. SECTION 3. Tile Official. Zoning clap of the City of ClcrulonL, Lahr County, Florida, is hereby amended by rezoning the following described property from transition zone classificat"i to R-3 multiple family. 'Chat property lying North of the railroad right-of-way, West Of Eighth Street, and South of the Easterly extension or the North line of Block 145 and the shores of Lake Minneola, except lots 4 through 7, of Block 117, City of Clermont; Lots 1 through 6, of Block 94, except that portion of Lots 1' and 2 that is City owned property; and Lots 9 through 20, of Block 93, City of Clermont. nOVIS AND BAIRD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, P.O. DRAWER 848, CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 ... _ ®nlaalm AClllllli�® 'il!(:'rEON 4. _......__ The orficlal Zoning Map of tho City or Clarmont, l,nko County, Ploridn, III horoby amondud by ruroning the 101lowl.nl; do11'.11hod pruporty from tranultl0❑ ZOIUF Cllumlf ("Itla; to C-2 general c0nunareinll Lute 1 through 8, of Block 93, City Of ClornumC. SF;CTION 5. _..._..Tha Official Zoning Map 01' 111e Clty of Clurmnul, Later County, Florida, in lnuroby amended by rLzoniui; the 1'011uwing doucribcd pruporty from n'dnI{itiun zone three t0 I1-3 multiple family: Block 14, SunFILt llelght:sl land belwee❑ BIOclt 14 and Lake Mlnneola, land between Block 14 and 1'alm Street, Sunuut W-111,11ta. SECTION 6. — All Ordinances or parts of thin Ordin,vu-e In conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 7. Should any section or part of this section bo declared Invalid by any Court of competent jurisdiction, ouch adjudications shall not apply or affect any other provL•'. of this Ordinance, except to the extent that the entire section or part of the ucclin. may be inseparable in meaning and effect from the section to which such holding shall apply. SECTION 8. This Ordinance shall. be published as provided by law and it shell became law and shall take effect immediately upon its Second Reading and Final Passage. First Reading this _ day or , 1980. Second Reading this __ day of 1980. PASSED AND ORDAINED BY 191E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF. 1980. CITY OF CLERMONT BY: _ AIIRQVV b Y me thin day of 1900. ChAUIiV -I:. -FbIOAN, Ili. , Hnyor _. gLjTIPjl;,, E_QF PU146TCA7-lON I HEREBY CERTIFY that a certlftrd copy of tlu, foregoing Ordtnanuu No. wall published on the _, day of �.-•----' 1980, In a auwapaper of general circulation located within tha Ctty of Clermont, an required by Florida StaLuten 166.Idt (9) (a), aald dnte of publication being 14 days prior to the Second Rending and Final Adoption of the ordinance. SANURA Q. RUy,AR, City Clerk ONDINANCE 140. _2Q7-C AN 0It11INANCK' UNDER TlIr CODI: OF ORDINANCE!; or 'fill: CITY OF CIJOINONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING POlt IMMILATIoNS OF SICNS; REPEALING Al.l. ORDINMICL5 IN CONFLICT HERIiWIT11; PROVIDING FOR SGVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN F.FFECTIVi DATE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CMY OF CLEILNIONT HEREBY ORDAINS THAT: SECTION 1: The schedule nttnched hereto is her by incorporated and ninde n part hereof. SECTION 2• All Ordinances or parts of this Ordinance In conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 7: Should any section or part of thla SeClion be declared invalid by any Court of cumpetent 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 whtch such holding shall apply. SIi.C'f oN 4: This Ordinanco shall be publir.hed as provided by law and it shall become law slid shall take effect I:mmrdiately upuu iLs Second Reading and Final Passage. First Reading this day of 1980. Second Readlnl; Lhis day of 1980. PASSED MID ORDAINED BY THL CI'1•Y COUNCIL OF THE, CITY OF CLE101ONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS _ DAY OF 1980. CITY OF CLEMIONT BY: CLAUDE E. SNOAK, JR., Mayor ATTEST: SANDRA 0. ROZAR, City Clerk CITY OF CGF,RMONT CODE ORDINANCES ORDTNANCR 140. 210-C All (IRDMANCE UNDER T11J.: CODE OF ORDMANCRS 01: '1'Ili: CITY OF CLRRMONT, LAKI': COUNTY, F1,0ItIDA, MIENDTNG ARTICLE XI, SEC- TIONS 24-40 OF APPENDIX A, VONLNG ORDINANCE OF 'fill; CITY OF CLERMONT; REPEALING ALI, ORDINANCE!, IN CONFLICT IIERI-;WT'1'll; PROVIDING FOIL SP,VIiRAli11.I'I'Y; PROVIDING AN I:FFRCTIVI: DATEI; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. 'fill; CTTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT IIRREBY ORDAINS THAT; SECTION I: Article XI, SUCLiona 24-40 of Appendix A of Lit(! Code of Ordinancco, City of Clermont, is hereby amended to rend as follows: Section 26-40. Contlnunncc of nnnr.0nf0rmiI'll uaes, The .Lawful use of nny building or structure or land er,lsLing tit the Ll.me 0f the enactment of this ordinance may be continued even though such use duct not conform with the provisions of this ordinance except that the nonconforming structure or tine shall not be: (1) Changed to another nonconforming use; (2) Re-established after discontinuance for one year; (3) Expanded except in conformity with this ordinance; (4) Rebuilt, altered, or repaired after damage exceeding fifty per cent (50%) of its replacement cost at Cho time of destruction, except in conformity with this ordinance. After consideration by the planning and zoning commission and approval by the city council, any building which is classified as nonconforming may be granted a special exception for the reconstruction, enlargement or expansion as li resiclenco when it is determined that such reconstruction, enlargement or expansion is not obnoxious or detrimental to the district in which it is located and when the dent;ti 0f a special. exception would create an unnecessary hardship on the owner of the nonconforming residential use. SECTION 2: All. Ordinances or parts of this Ordinance Lit conflict herewiLl, are hereby rcp,•al,'.:.• 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 Ordiance, 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 198Q Second Reading this ____ day of �,__•� _., 1980, PASSED AND ORDAINED 8Y Tin: CITY COUNCIL OF T11H CITY OF CLE MONT, LAKE COUNTY FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF , 1980/ CITY ar ciIII, srnir+1r by GIAIDN' B. 6MUAK, Mt., I,Wyur rcrrr•.s'r: SMIDUA o. "aorACt, cis Cli'cIt �__ Memo to: City Council, From: City Mannger Subject: Amendment to Subdivision Ordinance Date: June 19, 1980 At the May 27th City Council Meeting, the Council directed the Planning and Zoning Commission to review the feasibility of roadside swales, and recom- mend a change in the Subdivision Ordinance that would net• parameters for the possible use of swales as opposed to curb and gutter streets. Presently the Subdivision Ordinance requires curb and gutter streets, and swales are not allowed. The Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended that the enclosed Ordin- ance be adopted. This Ordinance would amend the City's Subdivision Ordinance to allow roadside swales upon approval of the City Council providing soil conditions and topography, etc. warranted their use. Respectfully, George D. Forbes City Manager GDP:pm CITY OF CLEI?AIONT CODE ORDINANCES NU, 209-C AN ORDINANCE UNIIER 'fill, CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE" CITY OF CI.IiRF1UN'1', LARK COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 20, SUB- DWI.SIONS OI' 'ME CODE. OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLIMIONT, FLORIDA; RE1PEALINC ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT IIEREWI'I'il, PROVIDING FOR SEVhRAB1.LITY; PROVIDING AN EI'1'ECf1:VE DATE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY tll' CLERFIONT iwREBY ORDAINS THAT: SECTION If Chapter 20, Subdivisions, Suction 20-12 I (3) of the Code of. Ordinances, City of Clermont, is hereby amended to read as follows: Concrete curb and gutters shall be constructed on all streets and shall. be Installed according to the standards established by the City Engineer. On recommendation of the City Manager and approval by the City Council, Road- side Swales may be constructed according to standards Vstnbl.it:hed by I:he City Engineer (See Appendix 13). The City shall investigate topography, soil con- ditions, and any (Iced restrictions in the consideration of this request. SECTION 2: All Ordinances or parts of this Ordinance in conflict herewith 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 Chin Ordinance, except' to Life extent that the entire section or part of the section may be inseparable in meaning and effect from the section to wl(icli such holding shall apply. SECTION 4: 11tis Ordinance shall be published as provided by law and it shall become law and shall talce effect after its Second Reading and Final Passage. First Reading this day of 1980. Second !leading this day of 1980. PASSED AND OIWAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TDIS DAY OF 1980. CITY OF CLEINIONT BY: CLAUDE E SMOAK, JR., Mayor AT`I'ES'r: SANDRA 0. ROZAR, City Clerk APPROVIID by me thin day of , 1980. CLAUDL' E. SMOAK, JR., Mayor CERVVECATE OF PUBLICATION 1111-M'BY CERTIFY that a certified copy of the foregoing Ordinance No. 209-C was published on the day of , 1980, in a newspaper of general eirculatLon 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 CLERMONT E-113 CITY OF CLER14ONT SUBDIyIS10N ORDINANCE ATTACHMENT "B" REQUIREMENTS FOR SWALE ROADWAYS B-1. Lowest portion of swale must be more than 12" above the seasonally high water table. 0-2. Soil must have a permeability greater than 6.3 inches per hour. B-3. Slope of swale flow line shall not exceed 1%. B-A. Soil borings shall be made at 600 feet intervals to a depth of 2 feet below the design swale flow line. There shall be at least one soil boring on each street swale. B-5. When the Swale is to be used as part of a water retention system, the high water line shall be below the lowest point of the pavement subgrade. B-6. Driveway culverts prohibited, B-7. A complete subdivision grading plan shall be submitted. The grading plan shall show design swale flow line elevations at 50 feet intervals to facilitate setting driveway elevations. B-8. Cross sections at 200 feet intervals along each street shall be submitted. Cross sections shall extend from rear lot line to rear lot line. At least one cross section shall be prepared for each street. In cases of extreme topography, cross sections may be required at closer intervals. Cross sections shall show existing and finished grades. B-9. Swales and driveways shall be designed to allow for passage of vehicles without striking the underside. 8-10. A four (A) foot wide stabilized shoulder shall be constructed between the edge of pavement and swale. CITY Or Cl ERMONT RESOLUTIONS No, 354 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COBNCLL OP THE CITY OP CIA-WiONT, LAKE COUNTY, I'LORIDA, IWQUNSTING THAT TMPROVEMRNTS BE CONS'PRIICPI;D ON STATE IM111WAY 50 FROM TWELFTH STUEET TO CROVI''LAND. WHEREAS, the City Council. of: the City of Clermont, P1or..i.da recognizes the urgent nero,sity of four .laninq :;into highway 50 from Twelfth Street in Cl.or.mont to the City of Groveland, Florida. WHEREAS, this is a hazardous roadway in which over 196 accidents have occured since 1974. WHEREAS, the Twelfth Street intersection on this highway must _. be redesigned and include a traffic signal. _. NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved the City of Clermont urgently requests that the State Department of: Transportation rearrange its construction priorities to install traffic signals on Twelfth Str.eeL and four lane highway 50 from Twelfth Street to Oroveland; and be it further resolved that if those improvements cannot be inmiediaL•ely commenced, the State Department of Transportation is requested to immediately install traffic lights at the Twelfth Street intersection, and complete the enginceri.ng plans and construction of this project to the West end of the Clermont city limits. DONE AND RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY FLORIDA THIS 24th DAY OF June A.D. 1990. CITY OF CLERPtONT I GG r rl CLAUDS B. SMOAK, JR. - MAYOR ,� 1 :ATTEST e 4,6ANb% . RU OZAI2 ,,CITY CLERIC C d1AYOHA1, 1'11r1C1',A1.%AT (O1J WIItSIfIiA;%, lil!niJ'nG,rmnru;Ld i.;uin A1.ph.0 "nu1"t(!en,rtion« fnr' ociat, Fdortimral,and Olyanination of jornen 1• $ Phi tant11ropia purponev, I✓111,e1?EAS, Epoiton Si.1Nia Alp'I'Illhn ,Cterrnont r added to the curi•chment of our corrununity tArnraglr tile nuppor/z of lnaah project[) and organiz;ationn, I W1ILREAS, there are now four (4) Chapters of thin mothrahi.tc orgcrni:;aGion in our cornmuni,ty morkin;l 'to;le,.11rr.r far' tire, good of all Of un � NOW THEREFORE', 1 Claude L. Smoak, Jr., Mayor of the") %3Ut1r City of Clermont, Flaridu do Izerebi Pr•octai.rlr the work of Jul to July Stir A. WEEK in Cterrnont, Florida. IN WITNESS WYEREOP, I have hereunto net my hantlrnCity cauned the Seat of eeyed of Cterrnont to be aff led thin 24th day ofjune Claude E. Smoak, Jr. Mayor CletaWnL, 1°l. ��tll June �, 19UU Honot'sble Aayor Clau io Smoak and City CouciLme❑ qi Cler+nur,W WO, th•a nnrlurr,t.,;n d Home Owners, Wert of Blue Goo0v Uruw.-rs and Wett of Clerurru, tPiLlo'n's Suoply, request uc t you cousiugr our inboresL Ui said nrcp,,rtien for City zouiug. Home owners Living to the last of Blue loose Growers request teat our pvuperty be zoned it-3, or resi- dential. Home owners livin,; West of Uierow„t Bu:luers ;.)u.ply, request oar property be zoned light Uommercial or C-1. As, oelleve Luat those zones will be to the best interest of all aonceraed. Ile are not request- .._ _. ing or su�,��:U tiuL Gnat any proprrty owuur e moved irom Ciurmout as we.. .. .... - understand] toe rtuud for Business aua nuwau owueru iur our uity, Man,, ul us navu L-v.;u nerc uii, buford tiltd tl41abibl.ell zuu>_et des dun.:. Rbspectively; `7 IQ-E"L ayue1. 6. 1