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02-13-1979 Supporting DocumentsCITY OF CLPMIONT MINUTES IiEGL1IAR hIERI'ING A Rogular MucLIng of. the C1Ly Council, of the CILy of CIo•monl waa held In Litt! CounaLl. Chambers on 'fuainkay, Fobruary 13, 1979. 'file nicctinJ; wao Called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor C.l.nudc H. Smoak, Jr., wLL•h the following numbers prericnL: Councliman Schrocdul, Byrd, Cole, and Honey. Other offlcLals present were: AcLing CILy Mlanager Sanchez, CILy AL•Lornuy Baird, CiLy Clerk Carroll, and Code Enforcement Official Nagel, Others present were: Meodames Roberson, Dl.ngle, IlunL; Mr. & Mrs. Bob Ray; Mr. & hlrs. Elwood Ilar.nes, Mr. & Mrs. Carle Bishop, Mr. & Mrs. V. li. ScIIWlllllb; Messrs. Gimeno, Boos, Steele, Wilcox, 'Tracey, Law, Muir, SnrgenL, Glachettl, Narehood, Washuta, Searles, Cook, and Cochran. The Invocation was offered by Father Fabian G. GAncno, followed by raponLin;; of Lhu Pledge of. Allegiance In unison by LhOgO present. The MinuLcs Of Lhe Regular Meeting held on Tucaday, ,January 23, 1979 were approved as wriLtmn. VISI'fORS WITH BUSINESS Father Fabian Cimeno, Rector of Blessed Sarcamenl Church, appeared before Council to ❑dvise of immediate plans for enclosing Lhe parking lot on the church property which heretofore has been regularly utilized for softball and little league parking. Ile advised the enclosure was now a necessity in order to insure adequate parking for the additional church services and activities which are now being held, but which will also preclude parking availability for the ball fields. Mayor Smoak recognized the statement by Father Fabian, but respectfully requested an audience with him on the following day to discuss the matter further, which was granted. PUBLIC HEARINGS City Attorney Baird advised that, following his communication to Council on January 29th wherein he recommended they proceed with consideration of Mr. Andrew Morris' request for a Variance based on his examination of the legal description in the warranty deed which indicated a frontage along Lake Avenue of 100 feel, another survey by Blackburn and Associates has just been completed which indicates the property to be only 86 feet from the center of Lake Shore Drive thereby creating a dispute of boundary lines, and in view of this, Ise recommended that no action be taken by Council until such time as the pur- ported boundary line dispute has been resolved between the two abutting property owners. Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Cole, and carried that the City Attorney's recommendation be accepted and the variance request be tabled pending the approriate time for re -consideration. City Council, sitting as a Board of Adjustment, considered the request of Mr. Carle Bishop for a Variance to Article IX -Section 26-61 (FRONT YARD SETBACK FOR DWELLINGS) of the Zoning Ordinance in order to construct a garage five feet forward of the existing front building line on his property described as Lot 9 in City Block 86 (749 Chestnut Street). Mr. Bishop appeared before Council in support of his request advising that because of the close proximity to the street that his residence was located when it was constructed 40 years ago, a variance of five feet would be necessary in order to construct a garage and salvage two large and desirable trees on his property. Mayor Smoak advised of the following named abutting and/or adjacent property owners who were notified of the request under consideration: Sara W. Eagle, et al, A&L Investments, Inc., Laura Dingle, William Clay, Elizabeth Zelazo, James Paris, and inquired if any be present who desired to address the matter. Mrs. Laura Dingle appeared to advise of no objection. There being no further comment from anyone present, motion was made by Councilman Honey, seconded by Councilman Cole and unanimously carried that the request be granted. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUESTS/ACCOMPANYING RESOLUTIONS A request by Mrs. Glenda D. Roberson for a Conditional Use Permit to utilize the property at 635 Highway 50 for an educational child care facility in a C-1 Zoning District was con- sidered by Council. Mayor Smoak advised of the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation that such request be granted subject,to the following conditions: 1. That a solid fence be erected on the east side of the property - where it abutts the Charles Dix property; CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES RIAULAR MEETING That decoraLINO wood nLain fancy be crecLed all covering for a chain Link fence that :Lsnato ba Ina talled along the north port.ton of the properly fJoI; SR50; 3. That all applicable regulaLlourl and ordlnancco be met; and, 4. That the line not be expanded except wl.th a Conditional. Uso Permit. Mrs. Roberson appeared before Council. in support of liar request, laid advLsad that since consideration of liar request by the P&/. Commission, It had been cNiLcrmined that the front of the property would not be utilized as playground nor as access to the building by the children, thurefor.a a fence would not lie Lnutalled In that wren, eliminating the need for condition number. 2. Mayor Smoak advised of the following named abutting and/or adjacent property owners who were notified of the request under consideration: Bertha Floisch, Leonard 11. Baird, Sr., Marvin McCallinter, Samuel 0. Houck, Dixie Oil and Gas Company, A.R. and Donnic Sewell, Charles N. Dix, lake Abstract & Guaranty Company, Charles Strebig, and inquired if any be present who desired to address the matter. 'There was no one present who commented on the matter, whereupon motion was made by Councilman Schroodel, seconded by Councilman Cole and unanimously carried that the P&Z Commission's recommendations be accented with an amendment nrnvirlinr. rnr r1n1r 4n ,.r r....1414 .. .,_ o UIUMI LNU A UUNurr1UNAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW USE OF AN EXISTING BUILDING AS AN EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE FACILITY, be adopted. So the Resolution was adopted and the Number 323 assigned to it. A request by Mrs. Patricia L. Barnes, dba Sunshine Craft Supply, Inc., for a Conditional Use Permit to utilize the property at 899 Montrose Street for wholesaling and warehousing of craft supplies in a C-2 zoning district was considered by Council. Mayor Smoak advised:_ of the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation that such request be granted subject to the following conditions: 1. That all applicable regulations and ordinances be met; and, 2. That the use not be expanded except with a Conditional Use Permit. Mrs. Barnes appeared before Council in support of her request and advised that she had purchased the property for utilization of a business that involved direct purchasing of craft supplies from manufacturers, short term storage of the supplies, and then re -sale to retail outlets. She further advised that shipping would be primarily via UPS, and that there was adequate driveway space on the property to eliminate on -street loading and un-loading. Mayor Smoak advised of the following named abutting and/or adjacent property owners who were notified of the request under consideration: Dal -Don Produce, Inc., R. P. Seaver, Larry Ogden, Charles B. Roe, J. V. Brice, Ira & Grace Ayers, Roberta Ashcroft, et al, and inquired if any be present who desired to address the matter. There was no comment from the floor. Mayor Smoak advised that he would be in favor of granting the request due to the location being detached and on the outer perimeter from the basic retail outlets in the down- town business district, but only if it could be considered on an individual basis and not be setting a precedent for all M-1 uses to be permitted in a retail business district, as he felt, for example, large scale warehousing and wholesaling in the downtown business district would be detrimental to the retail outlets located there. He further opined that the downtown area could be the nicest small retail business area in Lake County, and was approaching such apposition at the. present time in that he had observed various buildings in states of disrepair which had been markedly improved over the past few months and thereby attracting more people to the area. Inquiry was made of City Attorney Baird as to City Council being "locked in" to granting additional similar requests should this one be granted, and he opined that the existing CUP procedure available to Council provides for consideration on a case by case procedure inasmuch as facts are different for each individual case, and the granting of this request would not set a legal precedent for other CUP requests. Motion was thereupon made by Councilman Schroedel seconded by CITY OF CLPPMONr MINUTES j,',UI,AR Ml",K NC r llceoLuL'loll will, a nl,s gnod to it. A request: by Dlr. L'cor.t;o Nuruhaod, cilia A.B.C. Ant;ellc Brood Control, for it Condiwhol tional Use Persmittto tropical e theaetrconeidercderty at 7by Co<ncLls.Mayor Smoak Strout for tile eof Lhc Planning Haling p ranted subject to the following and Zoning Connnission'n reconunendatlon that Lt be g conditions: 1. That there be no loading/unloading of: large trucks on Montrose Street; 2. That all applicable regulations and ordi.nalices be met; Lind, 3. That the use not be expanded except with a Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Narehood, a one-third owner of A.B.C. Angelic Brood Control, appeared before Council 1 for one. lie advised and requested it be a molter of record that they did not request a CUP for their business, the had contacted City staff: with their pur- but rather that Administration Yheyestehad that they apply had been advised they that prior to p for fish breeding and wholesaling, ported use of the property urchased the property, expended a con - of the building, obtained a would be allowed can- to do so; That they had then p sidcrnble amount of money in the purchase and readying City occupational license and were in business operation when they were notified they must make application for a CUP. Mayor Smoak advised that the City erred in issuing ro erty, not trying to regulate people so the occupational license without going through CUP procedure; That the attitude of C ty_.: Council is to assist people in using their p p that this is what guided City staff they cannot use it; 'that it was his sincere feeling in malting a decision to issue the license as it was, but since it had been determined to ision thatsuch a d cwhich was tin error and procedureCounciiwhiclrshouldchavecbeen�pulrsuedpinitiallye was q and raising of Mr. Narehood was re He advised thatfthe businessltinvolves thetbreedinghe can and intentions for the property. with a complete face-lifting; and, That the loading/ tropical fish for wholesaling to pee distributors; That future plans are prop improving the front of the building by pick-up truck which he felt unloading portion of their business was accomodateretaildbusinesses. Mr. Narehood questioned utilized less parking area than surrounding Conditions numbered 2 and 3 listed on the proposed CUP Resolution as they had not been a part of the mot ion as passed by the P&Z Commission, and he y wasdmade dofltMr. tNarehoode standard conditions on all Conditional Use Permits. Inquiry and future intentions lie advised there were no as to a time table for improvement outlet the front of the building, for the establishment of a retail outlTo on ectthe duept Pthe expenditure eaof purchasing the immediate plans for the tface he lifting terior for breeding and raising building here e no property and preparing intentions for prois viding a retail outlet g but that possibly quite large and only a small type of being a retail outlet for another type of business would be considered at some future date. Mayor Smoak expressed concern for protection of the tremendous capital investments of appearance improvement his bus surroundings retail d merchants planstlanddtimetabIs foriantaestheticeappeass be allowed to continue operating osaI for establishing a retail outlet in the building. He of the building, and some prop painted immediately with an acceptable. recommended that the exterior of the building be p color in conformity with tit windowsrbe removedal decor - and,the dThat a downtown 'raperyTmaterial pofnsome otypee inside of P from exterior view. Mr. Joe Washutaappearance be replaced to screen the balance of the building a second partner iofdthe business, advisediC the area, and ithey rwould atake eimmediate of the building rtal to tothers as Mayor Smoak had suggested, address the matter of orar imp and pursue plans measures for temp Y establishing a retail outlet for sale of tropical fish in the building, which they owners who were notified c had already discussed for permanent renovation and improvements. Mayor Smoak advised of the following named abutting and/or adjacent property ® 0 0 0 CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES )ir;GULAIt Mlil7l'rNG of the roqucant under connidornti,oa; Hache,L (i. W.I.noten, Ihmlc'ti Elortrl,c, L.l..I.L,Lon R. CaddY, W. B. Dnw, Maximo P4;nn, llc};Lnal.cl Cools, Rey Grotto, Otl.a K, Slckl,or, .1. W. Hunt, .Lock RoL1.1111d, Georgu Dupoo, Jerry Lake, Clermont Appl,bulce, bnrti, Inc., Vlncont J. Feelita.l, A.F. 01l.venbaum, Howman & Brown, lac., Ilugh Spti.lding, and Lnqulr'l if tiny be preuent who denLrod to addreal, the mtitter. Mr. Reginald Cools tidviued CouneI]. he would be in favor of the CUI' being granted provided the hnprovomento al, ouggouted were made. Mrs. Ruth Ray, an interested citizen, exprCNNod concern ehnt the Improvements be rcqulrad inal,nwch au the existing appearance or the building docn not enhance the rent of the downtown area. Motion will, then made by Mayor Smoak neeondcd by councilman Schroedel„' L. That; the front: exterior of the bul.ldb;g br. pn.lntcd immedLaL-ely with an acceptable color in conformity with the decor or the cowntown area; 2. That the painting on the inside of the windows be removed, and an acceptable drapery material be installed to screen the balance Of the building from exterior view; and, 3. That a 6 month timetable be set for the principals involved to present a proposal to establish a retail outlet in the building, and plans for a face lift of both the interior and exterior of the building. A request by Mr. Robert Tracey, dba C & T Irrigation, Inc., for a Conditional Use Permit to utilize the property at 857 Gast Minnehaha Avenue for wholesaling and warehousing of plumbing and irrigation supplies was considered by Council, Mayor Smoak advised of the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation that the request be granted subject to the following conditions: 1. That all applicable regulations and ordinances be met; and, 2. That the use not be expanded except with a Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Tracey appeared before Council in support of his request and advised that their request was addressed to using the property for wholesaling and warehousing of plumbing and irrigation supplies, but he also wished to advise that they were retailers to the general public in an over—the—counter sales operation as well. Mayor Smoak advised of the following named abutting and/or adjacent property owners wlto were notified of the request under consideration: Alice Lockmiller, Meredith Noffsinger, Mae Storie Millikin, James R. E. Cochran, Don McCaffrey, Tropicana Products, Inc., and inquired if any be present who desired to address the matter. There being no one present who commented on the matter, motion was made by Councilman Byrd seconded by Councilman Honey and unanimously carried that the recommendations of the P&Z Commission be accepted, and A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP CLERMONT LAKE COUNTY FLORIDA GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERPIIT TO AL,O', USE OF AN EXISTING BUILDING FOR WHOLESALING AND -- ...1....1-1 n,.,., rnnTr_nminN SnpFt.TRS. he adopted. So the Resolution was the Number 325 assigned to it. SALE OF CITY PROPERTY Acting City Manager Sanchez advised of an expressed interest in purchasing the city owned property located at the corner of Highland and Bloxam Avenues, site of the abandoned Bloxam Avenue well which is currently being used for records storage, and inquired of Council's desire to pursue the matter. It was the suggestion of Mayor Smoak and Council was in agreement, that Mr. Sanchez be requested to obtain an appraisal of the property for consideration by Council, along with all other pertinent information — such as a plat, dimensions, etc. CITY ON C1,13PNONT MINUTES kRGUI,AIt MEKTLNG TRAFHC CONGES7'LON 1.14 SCHOOL ARV.A Acting City Mrtuagur Sanchez advlsud of. the P & V Comuiinsaan'a recomnendat1on that the Lraffic situation near, the .Junior Iligh School be In VosL.lgaLed for relief Ln e1.1.111i.nating heavy congestion during cerLain peraodn, and that foi.i.owLn£; r, meeting between himself, Public Works Director Smythe rmd Principal Cockcroft, they were in complete agreement as to what is needed, which will be pursued ilnmudiately 1.11 the instailatlon Of: additional. school crossing signs, stop signs, etc. with posslb.le other changes later. LAKE COUNTY WATERWAY AUTHoRIT'Y Mayor Smoak reported on his recent appearance before the ECWA at which time ho urged Lhat they cooperate with the Department of Environmental. Rcgulati.on, the U.S. Park Servlac, the Florida Park Service, the Department of Natural Itcsourcea, the St. Johns Water Management Area, the Southwest Writer Management Area, and the U.S. Geological Survey in a concentrated effort to determine what is happening to the flow of water from Green Swamp. lie advised that 33 million gallons of water (plus or minus) per day was flowing north into the Clermont Chain-o-Lakes 15 years ago, which according to USGS flow readings the past year, had reduced to slightly over 9 million gallons per day. lie further advised of LCVIA's interest in pursuing the matter. LAKE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION Mayor Smoak reported on his recent appearance before the Lake County Legislative Delegation',` at which time he urged their assistance in encouraging State Officials to cooperate in a joint effort to determine water quality, water quantity, and direction of water movement of Green Swamp water. Mayor Smoak advised of optimism in cooperation from thevarious - -- agencies, and he was highly commendable of the dedication and untiring efforts by Mr. William Dailey in his research and gathering of necessary data regarding the matter. FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES PRE -LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE Mayor Smoak advised that he, Acting City Manager Sanchez, and City Attorney Baird would be attending the mid -state conference of the Florida League of Cities in Tallahassee on February 15th and 16th at which time a legislative policy statement will be adopted, the Florida Municipal Self Insurer Directors will be meeting, as will the Florida League Directors, and they would report back to Council at the next regular meeting on action taken at the conference. PROPOSED TOWN HALL MEETING Mayor Smoak reminded all present of the Town Hall Meeting proposed for the middle part of April at which time it is hoped that a new City Manager will have been hired and on duty, and he urged that all citizens of the community who have a particular interest they would desire to have discussed at such meeting, to contact any member of Council in order that it might be placed on the agenda. With regards the selection of a City Manager, he advised that the selection process has now reduced to 6 applicants who are still actively under consideration; That Council would be interviewing the 6 via telephone on February. 26th; and, That personal interviews with 3 to 5 of the applicants would be held on March loth at which time a decision would be made. LAKE COUNTY POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD Councilman Byrd, liaison representative to the LCPCB, advised of his recent attendance at their regular meeting, to which Mrs. Frances Oswalt and Mr. & Mrs. William Dailey were also in attendance, and reported that the variance for the City's Sanitary Sewage Treat- ment Plant would be on the agenda for consideration at the next regular meeting of the Board. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES RKGULAR r1,1iT1NC DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT COunCLITT11111 Byrd odvinod that al.neo hill Lanura on City Council, there had beau various groupil. that were inCurcntcd in devclopmcnt of the downtown businosn dint•ricC that, :in hill Opinion, had met with little nucconu, and in view of thin, he moved that. Cho Acting dity Nnnn or COOPER MEMORIAL LIBRARY Councilman Schrocdel., liaison representative to Lite Library Board, advised of his recent attendance lit their regular meeting wherein Inquiry was made as to the City improving the sideyard parking area at the Library clue to the soft sandy surface and resulting rutting making ingress and egress quite difficult. Acting City Manager Sanchez was requested to prepare a cost estimate for paving Lite parking area, and to :include in such estimate, his recommendations for some type of landscaping that would meet the community landscaping program, and submit back for Council's consideration. Mr. Jim Law, local District Manager of Florida Power Corporation, offered a supply of wood chips to be used as a temporary improvement of the area, which was gratefully accepted by Council, and the matter then referred to Acting City Manager in conjunction with Public Works Director Smythe. SIDEWALKS Councilman Schroedel advised of heavy pedestrian traffic on 5th Street, north of State Road 50, and on Minnehaha Avenue between East Avenue and Drew Street on which there are no sidewalks, thereby forcing the foot traffic onto the streets, and he inquired - -------- of the possibility of having these locations included in the sidewalk construction pro- gram. Acting City Manager Sanchez was requested to investigate whether or not these areas were included in the master sidewalk plan as presented by the P&7. Commission, and in conjunction with Public Works Director Smythe, investigate the two areas as mentioned for recommendation back to Council. Mrs. Ruth Ray advised Council that the approaches to State Road 50 from both north and south at East Avenue were included in the master plan for sidewalk construction, but since the installation of the traffic lite at that intersection, the north and south traffic had increased considerably, and she therefore would suggest that this location's priority on the plan be increased considerably. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Councilman Cole, liaison representative to the Chamber of Commerce, advised of his attendance at their annual dinner meeting held last evening, and expressed pleasure in working with their organization. FIRE PROTECTION Councilman Cole expressed concern regarding extreme distance that was necessary for the local Fire Department to connect to a fire hydrant in combating a serious fire on East Montrose Street recently, and inquired of possible investigation to consider an additional hydrant to be installed near the area of Disston Avenue and Pitt Street. Acting City Manager Sanchez was requested to investigate the matter for recommendation back to Council. ORDINANCES Councilman Byrd introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF - CLERMONT, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION BY REFERENCE OF CERTAIN STANDARD CODES RELATING TO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, and the Ordinance was read for a first reading by City Clerk Carroll, by title only. CITY ON CUPYONT MINUTES REGULAR hIlsF;f'fNC .11HUNS AUU1 11111111 ---Mr. Jim 1,aw, reprenonLi,nB Lhe .Local KI.W11111.8 Club, appeared before Council to inquire Lf. use of. the Jonkina Auditorium could be considered by their Idouard ea of Directors 'if, u meeting, place for the Club ono regular weekly basis for their Tuesday noontime meetings. Thin matter was referred to AcLin1; City Manager Sanchez for Ids :Lnveatlgatio❑ regarding the rules and regulations as pertains to the Auditorium, and ills recommendation back to Council.. IiXC1,,SST.VId LLTTIM Mr. Bob Ray, local Senior Iloy Scout Loader, advised Council of the Willingness and availability of his Scout Troop to participate in an organized project by the City in it "Litter Awareness" program and cleanup of excessive litter throughout L•he City. Mayor Smoak advised of a like offer by the local 4-11 Girls Group, and the matter was thereupon referred to Mr. Ray and Mayor Smoak for coordination. There being no further business to be brought• before the Council at this time, the meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:40 P.M. a111AKJ1- GLAUDR , - M r DOLORGS W. CARROLL - City Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to State Law notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Clermont, Florida, sitting as a Board of Adjustment, will hold a Public Hearing in the Council Chambers located en S1lQ corner of blest Avenue and DeSoto Streets on Tuesday, fr.brua 13, 1979 at approximately 7,30 P.M. for the fo11'owinp purpose: To consider a request by Carle L. Bishop for a Variance to Article IX -Section 26-61 (FRONT -YARD SETBACK FOR DWELLINGS) of the Zoning Ordinance in order to construct a garage five feet forward of the existing front building line on his property described as Lot 9, in City Block 86 (749 Chestnut Street). All interested parties will he given an opportunity to express their views on the matter. Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk City of Clermont, Florida `�► CITY OF CLERMONT PA. BOX 219 • CLERMONT, rLOR10A 32711 . III ION E 904/394 4001 January 25, 1979 RE: LOT 9, CITY BLOCK 86 (749 Chestnut Street, Clermont) Dear As an abutting and/or adjacent property owner within 150' of the above mentioned property, you will please be advised -- - - of the attached described requestfor Variance that shall be considered by the Clermont City Council, sitting as a Board of Adjustment, on Tuesday, February 13, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. All such requests are considered in Public Hearing, and you are invited to be present to express your views on the matter Sincerely, DOLORES W. CARROLL City Clerk DWC: js Attachments) PLf;.W, PRINT OR TYPE. TO THE ZONING BOARD OF AD,IUS'i OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, FLORIDA APPLICANT NAME: Cnr.le L. fiishop ADDRESS: 749 Chestnut Street Gentlemen: Having posted the necessary $25.00 appeal fee with the City Clerk, I hereby make application to your Board for relief from a decision of the Building Official of the City of Clermont, whereby I was refused permission to: Repair ( ), Add to ( ), Alter (x ), Construct ( ), Move and Place ( ), a:x}inxn) building on lot/s 9 _, Block 86 Subdivision City Blocks , Address 749 Chestnut street ,Zone It 3 Section of Code 26-61 (ordinance No. 178-c____ in the City of Clermont, Florida. The reason given by the Building Official for the decision in refusing to issue a building permit is: Garage structure is requested to be five (5) feet forward of existing front building line. My appeal to your Board is based on my contention that this decision creates a hardship on me for the following reason, or reasons: For having to remove one, possible two, valuable trees and because of closeness to city property of existing structure. Seven (7) copies of all necessary floor plans, plot plans, and other pertinent infor- mation are attached hereto, on paper size Bij" x 14" minimum size. I submit that 1 qualify for this variance because I have an exceptional and unique hardship on my particular parcel of land that is not shared by property owners in my area. A strict application of the zoning ordinance deprives me of the reasonable use of my land and the granting of this variance will not alter the essential character of the area. I have been notified that this Variance Application must be filed with the City Clerk no later than 5:00 P.M. on Friday, two (2) weeks prior to the Council meeting at which time Variance will be considered. I also understand that when any variance is granted, construction of the structure must be completed within one year from date of grant. Date: 1-24-79 Very truly yours, Carle L. Bishop 5/17/77 vV � �I o ►� a hqq C 0vT S T R c.r. 1, 0 7 ti noy co u o $� Pt Woo e1puPX- J Pr+ nrt wncurn notlrl.ed ror B1.8110P I-Mnco ru uo, Sara W. E111;1e, et al 933 Flrsl Federal Bul.lding St. Petersburg, Florida 33701 A 6 1, 1nVefiti11enLH, Inc. 789 highway 50 Clermont, Fla. 3271.1 Laura Dingle 778 Chestnut• Clermont, Fla. 32711 William Clay 1250 7th Street Clermont, Fla. 32711 Elizabeth Zelazo 915 SE 10th Ct. Deerfield Beach, Fla. 33441 James Paris P. 0. Box 368 Clermont, Fla. 32711