01-10-1978 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES N4 1465
REGULAR MC•ETING
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the Council
Chambers on Tuesday, January 10, 1978. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by
Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., with the following members present: Councilmen Money, Byrd,
Schroedei, and Cole. Other officials present were: City Manager Tiffany, City Attorney
Baird, City Clork Carroll, Finance Director Sanchez, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others
esdames Margaret Peacock, Pat McCaffrey, Lois Kimball
present were: Master Ken Peacock; M;
Messrs. Czech,
Mr. &Mrs. Rick Rorabaugh,Dupee; and, Mr. & Mrs. Wr Y
Seitz, Sargent, Matthews, B. Mallory, Mr.&uMrsMMrs.
.Robert
Gene
Walker.
The invocation was offered by the Rev. William C. Seitz, Jr., followed by repeating of
the Pledge of Allegiance in unison by those present.
An apropos introduction of newly elected Council Member Lester Cole, was extended by
Mayor Smoak.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held December 20, 1977, were approved as written.
MARSHLAND STUDY
Mayor Smoak reported on a communication received from the Environmental Protection
Agency wherein they advised the application for funding assistance in the local marsh-
land study had been rejected because of "Insufficient Funds", though their primary
comment on the proposal had been both positive and affirmative; That he had been in
recent contact with the official that conducted the review, who advised they had
made some suggestions which they felt would strengthen and improve the project, and
were holding the matter in their active file for possible re -activation should funding
become available. Mayor Smoak further advised that he had requested City Manager
Tiffany to compile a background report of the project from its foundation stages
todate, which he would forward under cover letter to Senators Stone and Chiles, and
Congressman Kelly, urging their support in gaining the necessary funding from EPA
for the project, and still further, would encourage that all other local officials
contact the federally elected officials regarding the matter.
PAYMENT OF BILLS
Motion was made b Councilman Hone seconded b Councilman Byrd and carried that
t o i s e poi copy is attac ed ereto.
BANK PROPERTY OPTION
Mayor Smoak reported on a communication from Exchange National Bank officials wherein
they rejected the proposed option on the former bank building property as sought by
the City, and he therebymoved that the be forwarded a reciation from Council for
their consideration of the matter and that the matter of propose pure ase of t e
building by the City be removed from further discussion The motion was seconded by
Councilman Honey and carried Councilman Schroedel voted in the negative_ on passage of
the motiong opining he felt the matter should " left open for furt er possiu,e��
LAKE IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE REQUEST
City Manager Tiffany advised of a request by the Lake Improvement Committee for
authorication to expend approximately $500.00 to obtain additional information and
references regarding disposal of waste waters by land spreading, ponds, marshes, etc,
which would supplement their existing data, and he recommended approval of such a
request. Motion was made b Councilman Hone seconded b Councilman Byrd and carried
that the City Managers recommendations be accepted.
MINUTES NQ 1466
CITY ATTORNEY EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT
Council considered a proposed employment agreement from Leonard II. Baird, Jr., for
his services as City Attorney from January 1, 1978 thru December 31, 1978, such
proposed agreement being essentially the same as for Former years with the exception
of an increase in the hourly rate for additional services performed beyond those
covered under the retaining fee portion, from $25.00 per hour to $35.00 per hour.
Motion was made by Mayor Smoak, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried that
LIIC1VeldCIt.. i��.. . �•••-- - -rus aExisting wor performing
was exteUty rey
the duties of the city's legal officer.
JENKINS AUDITORIUM SCHEDULE REQUEST
Due to a schedule conflict for use of the Jenkins Auditorium on February 16th and
April 13th, Council was requested to make a final determination. Inquiry was made
from the Chair to all interested persons present that could provide input to Council
as to the two different performances scheduled for February 16th that would be help-
ful to them in determining which group could be served by an alternate location.
Following comments from representatives of the Clermont Recreation Club and the
Accent on Culture Organization, it was the determination of Council that the require-
ments necessary for the performance as sponsored by the Recreation Club could be met
in an alternate location, and motion was thereupon made by Mayor Smoak, seconded by
Councilman Schroedel and unanimous) carried t at the auditorium reservation for
e ruary 16t be in favor of the Accent on culture- performance, and that ty
rn
Representatives of the Highland Squares were present to advise of a standing reser-
vation for use of the auditorium by them which had been necessary to relinquish in
the past in order to accomodate the "Accent on Culture" programs, and would be
necessary again on April 13th, and inquired of Council's position in allowing this
policy to continue. They further advised of their willingness to again relinquish
their reservation for April 13th, but encouraged that a more definite policy be
developed that would prohibit groups such as their organization having standing
reservations from having to relinquish their dates for special performances. Mayor
Smoak thanked the group for their considerate comments, and assured them that Council
would strive for a methodology for auditorium reservations that would remove future
reservation conflicts, and motion was thereupon made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by
The motion was seconded by Councilman Honey and unanimously carried.
M[Nums
N9 1467
COMMISSION BOARD APPOINTMENTS
Plannin and Z_o_ni�ng Commission: The four incumbents on the P&Z Commission whose
torms expire this date, more specifically, the Messrs. Henry Czech, Jack Sargent,
Jim Megxnley, and Robert Thompson, were nominated for reappointment by Council-
man Ilonoy. Mr. Ben Blackburn was nominated for appointment, such appointment to
be iII addition to the above four named, by Flayor Smoak. There being no further
nominations, motion was male by Councilman By sec��ciilNmanoH Honey and
I inicnn nnnrnsentatives: Motion was made by Councilman BY seconded by Councils
and carried that
resentative to the
1 and carried that
Fe Greater Clermont
ORDINANCES
A re -draft of the proposed Ordinance regarding "Yards" was previously presented
for Council's consideration and study. City Manager Tiffany reviewed the amendments
in their entirety. Following a step by step consideration, motion was made by Mayor
Smoak, seconded by Councilman Byrd and carried that the following Section of the
SECTION 5.
"Section 26-46 of Article VIII of Appendix "A" of the Code of
Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:
26-46 Alleys
Where an alley exists at the rear of a lot, one-half
of the width of said alley may be computed as part of the
rear yard."
Councilman Honey thereupon introduced the proposed Ordinance as amended, and it was
read for a first reading by City Clerk Carroll, by title only.
Inasmuch as no replied had been received from property owners in City Block 45
regarding Council's inquiry to having their property re -zoned from the existing C-1
designation to R-3 designation, as had been requested for the property owned by John
R. Jones in that area, it was the suggestion of Mayor Smoak, and Council was in agree-
ment, that action on Mr. Jones request be tabled pending a written commitment as is
possible from the Comprehensive Planning Committee on their projected land use of
that area.
MINUTES NO 9-468
Councilman Honey introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCE'S OF THE CITY
OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE PROHIBITION OF NUDITY OR
INDECENT ORFOR THE
HIBITION OFPEMPLOYMENT EOFURES PERSONSPONS TOS000M111T SUCHIACTS: REPEALPLACES:OINGDING ALL ORDINANCESO
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE:
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION, and the Ordinance was read for a first reading by
City Clerk Carroll, by title only.
LEAGUE OF CITIES QUARTERLY MEETING
City Manager Tiffany advised of the next quarterly meeting of the Lake County
League of Cities to be held in the Eustis Community Building on Wednesday,
January 18th, and asked that reservations be made through City Hall no later
than Friday, January 13th.
There being no further business to be brought before Council at this time, the meeting
was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:50 P.M.
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CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR. - KAYUK
DOLORES W. CARROLL - CITY CLERK
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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 1-10-78
GI?NERAh FUND
31.30
Armstrong Smith Paints
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Bnttor
( Y)
44.95
Batteries By Fisher
(Auto Maint)
38.56
Bob Wade Ford
Central industrial Sales
(Paint)
48.60
222.50
Central 'tenting Lab.
(Broome Strout)
(Brake 8homa)
8.78
Colonial Chry-Ply
(Concrete)
65.00
Clermont Builders Supply
Clermont Auto Parts, Inc.
(Auto Maint & Ropair Pnrtn)
104.00
42,50
Callaghan & Co.
(Legal publication)
10.30 - 6
Eckerd Drugs
(Film prints)
10.00
Fla. Fire Chiefs' Assoc.
(Dues)
10.50-
Freeman's Repair
Gem Chemical Co.
(Steel)
(Janitorial Supplies)
161.95 '
12.96
Hughes Supply
(Plumbing Supplies)
92,00
Harmon Glass
(Repair Sent)
(Dog Food -Lot Mowing; Reimbursable $375)
( B
320.50 I'
20.SU
Hunts Garden Center
(Plants)
Hulatt's Nursery
Hilltop Stationery
(Office Supplies)
342.98
64,75
Herb Equipment Co.
(Petroleum Products)
167.50
Haile -Dean Seed Co.
(Crass Sood)
(Maint Contract & Office Supplies)
87.60
IBM
Inland Equip Co.
(seals, Shaft & Bearings)
0.04
140.0
Jerry's Lock & Key
(Lock)
(Starter)
30.00
John's Radiator & Auto Elect.
Jim Willie hardware & Supply
(hardware Supplies)20.00
13.20
Knowles Post Control
(Pest Control)
(utilities)
186.09
Lake Apopka Natural Gas
(Flat Bar)
5.50
Konsler Steel Co.
Art King
(Computer Programing)
200.00
643.50
Lake Co. Public Works
(Landfill Charges)
105.50
Motorola Inc.
(Radio Maint)
(Auto Maint Parts)
13.34
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Morgans Auto Parts
Market Basket
(Empoyees Christmas Party)
88.40
30.95
National Band & Tag Co.
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(Dog Tags)
(Maint Contract)
.....
217.35
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NCR
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
(Traps P & Uniforms)
950.53
678
67.9
Supreme Envelope Co.
(Office Supplies)
(Publications)
53.04
South Lake Press
Skil-Tests
(Office Supplies)
21.00
112.33
The International City Mgr Assoc. (Dues)
(Petroleum Products)
1199.55
W. M. Teal
The Cone Shop
(Childress Christmas Party)
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1115.00
Valbro Business Forms, Inc.
(Office Supplies)
6215.73
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
481.47
Brooks Products of Fla.
Inventor Supplies)
( y pp
Supplies)
1124.77
B & R Sales
(Inventory
(Auto Maint Parts)
11.906674 '
Clermont Auto Parts
(Chemicals)
.
Hill Mainuf. Co.
Hilltop Stationery
(Office Supplies)
& Supplies & Marshland Study)
26.36
177.77
Jim Willis Hardware
(Hardware
(Repair C.I. Lid)
420.00
Konsler Steel Co.
(Marshland Study )
10.00
Ramada Inn
Ra
Moreland Chemical Co.
(Chemicals)
578.55
44.33
Orlando Paving Co.
(Asphalt)
(Lab Services)
73.00
Orlando Lab.
Water & Sewer Weeks
(Subscription)
24.00
332.00
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
(Uniforms)
17.91
Western Auto
(Gloves)
3388.80
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Jenkins Auditorium Schedule Request
DATE; January 10, 1978
Sidney Young, on behalf of the "Accent on Culture" organization,
has requested a City Council determination that his organization may use the
Jenkins Auditorium on two dates for which there is a schedule conflict.
Our agreement with the Chamber of Commerce under which the Chamber
schedules the auditorium provides that "the City Council will consider requests
for use of the building when permission is denied by the Chamber Director... .
The decision of the City Council shall be final."
When the auditorium schedule was being made up last year there was
an apparent misunderstanding between Mr. Young and Chamber Director Phil Searles.
The two dates particularly in question are February 16, when the Recreation Club
has booked the Auditorium, and April 13, when the Highland Squares have a reser-
vation. I do not know of a conflict on May 18.
Representatives of the Highland Squares and Recreation Club have
been notified that this request will be discussed tonight. Mr. Searles will not
be able to attend because of a prior commitment, but Mr. Young will be present.
ordeTTi ffany
cc: City Clerk (1/10/78 Agenda)
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Appointments
DATE: January 5, 1978
Appointments listed below should be made at the January 10
meeting.
Plannin and Zoning Commission. Four seats are to be filled,
currently he y ienry Czech Jack Sargent, Jim Meginley (appointed 2/77
to fill unexpired term of Joe Knowles), and Robert Thompson (appointed
7/77 to fill unexpired term of Ken Norquist). Appointments are for 2 years.
Zonin Board of Adjustment. The City Council serves as this
Board, and s ould be reappointed if it is your desire to continue this
policy.
Housing board of Appeals and Adjustments. The City Council also
serves as this Board, and should be and
16 it is your desire to
continue to do so.
City Council Liaison. Mayor Smoak serves as liaison to Lake
County Pollution Control Board; Councilman Schroedel is liaison to Library
Board; the Chamber of Commerce liaison assignment is vacant. Appointments
to all three assignments should be made.
Legal Officer. The City Attorney's agreement expired at the
last of December.
ord Tiffan
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cc: City Clerk (1/10/77 Agenda)
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Lakes Improvement Committee Request
DATE: January 6, 1978
Attached is a report from Bill Dailey recommending actions
connected with wastewater and storm drainage. The item needing specific
Council approval is authorizing expenditures up to $500 to collect additional
published material.
I recommend approval of this request.
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ord Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (1/10/78 Agenda)
William H. Dailey
hmro lake Nellie Road
Talnp
(Ion) 9liolle s Roue 1, now 102
Clormonl, Florida 32711
January 6, 1976
Proposed Activities for January in Connection With Wastewater
Effluent and Storm nrainaae Disposal
It is planned that W. H. Dailey, with the help of others will
prepare Position Statements on,-
1. The unique situation, in the Palatlakaha chain of lakes, in
regard to control of nutrients entering the chain of lakes. Es-
sentially, the major nutrient loading appears to be controlled
by rainfall and by conditions in the Green Swamp, with only minor
effect due to pollutants from Clermont and its environs.
2. The urgency of initiating and monitoring experimental land
spreading on groveland and grassland similar to that in Lake
County and western Orange County.
To Implement the Above Program
We would lice authorization from Council to the Library, to
spend about $500, during January and February, for Bonnie Homan
to locate and copy references on disposal of waste waters by land
spreading, or in ponds, or in marshes, to supplement our present
data. (The Library Board will consider this in its 9 Jan 178
meeting)
We would like to make arrangements for Bonnie Homan, and one
or two others, to visit the University of Florida at Gainesville
to obtain, from various divisions, such as the Wetlands Group, the
identification of references and the sources for obtaining copies.
Further identification of references is now being made by the Lake
County Pollution Control Department; by W. H. Dailey; and by the
East Central Florida Regional Planning Commission.
TO: City Manager
FROM: Mayor
DATE: January G, 1977
Please write a short background of the Marshland Disposal Study con-
tinaing pertinent information to be forwarded to Congressman Kelly and Senators
Stone and Chiles. I'm particularly interested in attaching a copy of the
proposal to EPA for EPA participation to the continuance of the Marshland Study.
Dr. Zoltek has informed me that he has received formal rejection of
a request for grant participation. He also states that the letter contains
favorable comments concerning the application, but EPA claims that grant funds
are currently unavailable.
On another matter, please place on the January 10 agenda the request
of Dill Dailey for funds for Donnie Homan to release written material concerning
the wetlands proposal.
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Claude E. Smoak, Jr.
cc: City Council
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Option on Citizens Dank Property
DATE: January 6, 1978
Attached is a letter from Ed Stephens of the Exchange Bank
rejecting our draft option on the former Citizen's Dank property.
Early this week I gave a copy of the option to Mr. Stephens
for his comments prior to our Tuesday meeting.
As far as I know, the original offer including the 69 ft x
300 ft. adjacent parcel for 5116,900 is still open.
Also attached are the draft option which was rejected by the
bank and Mr. Stephen's December 20 letter containing his original offer.
Gordoh Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (1/10/78 Agenda)
RECRIVEDJAN 8 «)
Exchange Bank
January 5, 1978
Clermont City Council
Clermont, Florida 32711
Attention: Cordon Tiffnny, City Manager
Banr Cordon,
Enclosed please find the option agreement which was oubmitted
to our bank in connection with the proposed purchase by the city
from the bank of the old bank building located on Montrone Street
in downtown Clermont,
Your proposal was discussed with our Board of Directors and
it was their unanimous feeling that this proposal. is not accept-
able.
I appreciate your interest in the subject property and look
forward to working with you in the future.
Sincerely,
V�
Mr. J. E. Stephens, Jr.
President
JES/saj
Enclosure
The ExOwnge Nalioml Bank of Lake Counly
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TIILS AGREEMENT by and betwurnl the Cpi"I, OF• (II,F:ItPjot41I', a municipal corporatiun
orgnuizud and exiating under the lawn of the State nf' Florida, hereinafter referred
to as "City", and THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK UF LAKE COUNTY, hereinafter referred
to as "Bank" entered into thin day of _, 1970.
WHEREAS. the Bank is Lhu owner of the following -described real property,
hereinafter referred to an Parcel "A" (See Appendix "A").
In consideration of the premines, Bank grants unto the City an exclusive
opLian to purchase the nbova-duncribed property upon the following conditions:
I. Considerntion. The price of thu Option to Purchane in ONE THOUSAND
AND N0/100 DOLLARS ($1,000.00), which amount Shall be credited towarda the
purchase price if the Option 1s exercised. If the Option is not exercised, the
Option monies remain the property of the Bank.
II. Option Period. The term of this option shall be 60 days, commencing
on the day of , 1978.
III. Purchase Price. Tile full purchase price is ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND
N0/100 DOLLARS ($100,000.00), payable in ten (10) equal annual installments
plus interest at the rate of five per cent (52) per annum. Prepayment may be
made without penalty.
1V. Exercise of Option. I'he City may exercise this option by giving
written notice to the other party before the termination of this Option.
V. Proof of Title. The Bank shall deliver to City a title insurance binder
in the amount of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($100,000.00) insuring
the title to the property to be free and clear of all defects and encumbrances
except the lien for ad valorem taxes for the year 1978. In the alternative, at
City's option, an abstract of title certified to date may be submitted evidencing
the title to the property to be free and clear of all defects and encumbrances.
The City shall have fifteen (15) days in which to examine the title insurance
binder, or abstract of title, whereupon thin transaction will be closed within
fifteen (15) days.
HOVIS AND BAIRD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, P.O. DRAWER 848, CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711
VI, Can^ nyn ica )f l'I t�ir. Cunvuynnco of t1.1:10 01111 L bit by warranty Dead
free and clunr of alL encumbraneau and Item ❑xropL as horein pruvLdod,
VLI. I:x�?n wr•��, Bank uh.rl 1 pay thu nxpannoa clmnuctad with convoying
the property, Including, but net 111"Ited to tba cant of thin innurauca, or
abotrncta, Htntu SLpoglu on Warranty Dood, 11nrL4x ou Warranty Dood, and any
expenaon related to clearing the LiLla. Ad valorem taxep ,)hall be pro-rnted
no of the date of closing.
V11I. 'll aectlua�yi tluV i!emipoa. City phull be entitled to cuter Lite
property upon exercise of Lite Option for purpoaca of lnspa Lion, purvey, and determining
the condition of the constructiun, which uhall not cnnptitute it waiver of any
warrnotlen of construction.
IX. Insurance. Bank shall continue to keep in force adequate insurance
for fire, casualty and liability during the option period. Bank agrees to hold
the City harrnleus for any damageu or causes of action unless the City is found to
be negligent and liable therefor.
X. Binding Effect. This Option shall be binding upon and shall inure to
the benefit of the parties hereto and to their respective heirs, successors and
assigns, -
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CITY OF CLERMONT
Attest: By:
Claude E. Smoak, Jr., Mayor
Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk
THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF LAKE COUNTY
By:
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF LAKE
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of
1978, by CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR. and DOLORES W. CARROLL, Mayor and
City Clerk of Lite CITY OF CLERMONT respectively.
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF LAKE
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of
1978, by of THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF LAKE COUNTY.
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
HOVIS AND BAIRD, A` •RNEYS AT LAW,1 DRAWER 848, CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711
APPENDIX "A"
Lots 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 10, the North 10 feat of Lot 2, the
South 40 feet of the Eant 119 feet of Lot 2, the East 119 fact
of Loto 4 and 6, the Weat 19 feet of I.ot 8, the North 10 fact
of the East 31 feet of Lot 0, Block 77, nccording to the plat
of the City of Clermont, an recorded in Plat Book 89 pngan 17
to 23, incluaiva, Public Records of Lako County, Florida,
December 20, 1977
Clermont City Council
Clermont, Florida
Attention: Cordon Tiffnny, City Manager
Dear Gordon,
Please find below an outline regarding our commitment to ser.l.
to the City of Clermont the old bank building located on Montrose Street
in downtown Clermont.
The sales price of the existing building and land in its present
condition together with the property that adjoins the bank building to
the West is offered to you for sale at the price of $116,900. We would
give you the option for 60 days to purchase the aforementioned properties
for the consideration of $1,000.00. The option money will be deducted from
the sales price of $116,900 if the city purchases the subject properties.
If the city does not purchase the subject property, the option money would
be forfeited by the city. Included in the option, we agree that any time
during the 60 day period of time that the city informs-thebankthat -it ie
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going to exercise its option, then the city has an additional 120 days upon
which to close the subject trnnsaction. During the time that the city has
an option and during the 120 day period to close, the city has the right
of ingress and egress to the subject property. When the city exercises
its option to purchase, our bank will finance the subject sale for the city
based on a ten (10) year amortization at the sales price with an interest
rate of 5%. There will be no prepayment penalty in the mortgage. At the
time the option is exercised and the purchase is consummated, there will be
a pro -rate of taxes on the subject properties. At this time I am not in a
position to offer the old bank 'building and property for sale independent
of the adjoining real estate. The bank's Board of Directors will have to
approve any offer received that is different from that which is quoted above.
If you have any questions regarding this commitment, please contact me.
Sincerely yours,
a
Mr. J. E. Stephens, Jr.
President
JES/saj
The Exchange National Hank of Lake Counly
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Janunry 9, 1978
Clermont City Council
City Ball
Clermont, Florida 32711
Gentlemen:
I wish to make application for the use of Jenkins Auditorium for the
presentation of our "In Town Tonight" Show on the following three dates:
1. Thursday, February 16, 1978
2. Thursday, April 13, 3.978
3. Thursday, May 18, 1978
Each show will commence at 7:30 P.M. and will finish at approximately
9:30 P.M.
--- It should be pointed out that the above dates werereserved.. for Accent
on Culture, Inc. by the Director of the Chamber of Commerce, between the
months June and September, 1977, at a fee of $20.00 per booking.
The attached list of programs has been advertised by poster and press
since October of last year and 40 copies were given to the Recreation
Club during the month of November on the occasion of a banquet they held
in the Tennis Club.
Tours t y,
Sidney L. Young ,
Chairman Accent on Culture
Supported By- The Mayor of Clermont, CLAUDE E- SMOAKs JR., JUSttaate Re resC. en ative'
JUDGE-RO CY ALDWJ S., COLONEL R. W. WATERS, RICHARD H. I.ANGIM, P
ID STEPH1 35, President Exchange National Bank, GEORGE SCHROEDEL and BEN BLACILBURH,
Councilmen, W. HEINRICH, Chiropractor, The REV. J. FORTE, The REV. W. SF�TZ, The
REV. H. KILDAHL The REV. D. ZOLLER._The REV. RUSSELL CARR, The REV. H. L. BARBE}�,
CHARLES BEALS, SIDNEY SPARKS, The CLERMONT CHAMBER OF COHI RCE, WrIFL
RADIO,•LAKE ABSTRACT & GUARANTY COMPANY.