10-13-1981 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES Np 1507
REGULAR MEETING
October 13, 1981
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont
was hold on October 13, 1981 in the Council Chambers. The meeting
was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Hoskinson with the
following Councilmen in attendance: Michael Conley, Robert Pool
and Dennis Thomas. Lester Cole was absent. Other City Officials
present were: City Manager Forbes, Finance Director Saunders and
City Clerk Rozar.
The Invocation was offered by Mayor Hoskinson, followed by repeating
of the Pledge of Allegiance by all present.
MINUTES
A motion was made by Councilman Pool, seconded by Councilman Thomas
and unanimously carried that the Minutes of the September 22, 1981
meeting be approved as presented.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
LANDSPREADING
City Manager Forbes stated to the Council that Capital Improve-
ment Funds will be used to finance the Engineering Report and
testing for the proposed landspreading authorized at our last
meeting. He explained that the use of the Capital Improvement _
Funds was previously authorized for this use, but wanted the
matter re-emphasized so all Councilmen would be aware of this
fact.
DER TEMPORARY OPERATING PERMIT
City Manager Forbes stated that City Attorney Baird has prepared
a letter to be sent to the Department of Environmental Regulation
requesting a temporary operating permit for the proposed rapid
infiltration process of landspreading.
LAKE COUNTY POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
City Manager Forbes reported that the Lake County Pollution
Control Board extended the City's wastewater operating variance
another six months at their October 12, 1981 meeting.
HAUNTED HOUSE
City Manager Forbes related the request of Barrie Rakow and
Sue Mecanick to sponsor a Haunted House in the Old Library
Building. He stated that proceeds from the Haunted House
would be donated to the City Recreation Committee and South
Lake Players. Council consensus was to allow the project.
LIABILITY INSURANCE
City Manager Forbes stated that the city's insurance policy is
being prepared by Olivenbaum Insurance Co., and the City must
decide whether to keep liability coverage at the present $500,000
level of coverage, or reduce it as permitted by State Law. He
related that there is only a $700 reduction for a $200,000 policy.
Sinkhole insurance was also brought up as a possible consideration
at a cost of $684. Council consensus was to get further inform-
ation on the sinkhole coverage, and maintain a $500,000 liability
coverage.
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JAYCEE BEACH BOAT RAMP
City Manager Forbes explained that extensive maintenance, repair,
and alterations are needed at the Jaycee Beach Boat Ramp. He
recommended that the ramp ending be deepened, installation of
a "dove tail," and construction of a breakwater dock and a
step-down/breakwater addition to the existing dock. Ile suggested
that this project be considered and submitted for a Department
81-131 of Natural Resources grant. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN CONLEY
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LAKE WINONA CANAL
City Manager Forbes explained that in April of 1960, the City
obtained the title to the canal connecting Lakes Minnehaha and
Winona. The canal is presently only a few inches deep under the
Lakeshore Drive bridge, making it unnavigable. Mr. Don Tracy
appeared before the Council speaking for property owners along
Lake Winona stating that he has researched avenues of excavating
the canal. It has been estimated that the cost for clearing
the canal would be $5,500. The property owners have agreed to
contribute by donation an amount equal to half the cost of
the clearing, requesting the City to pay the remaining one-half.
City Manager Forbes stated that he has spoken with officials
of the Lake Water Authority and they have paid for similar
canal clearings. Since this canal is part of the chain of lakes,
it should be, considered a responsibility of the Lake Water Author-
ity to maintain. Mr. Forbes recommended that the City make
application with the Lake Water Authority to finance the canal
r_learina at their meeting of November .4, 1981. After discussion,
FINANCE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Finance Director Saunders reported that Mr. Terry Rogers of the
Sun Bank will attend a workshop meeting to discuss the quarterly
report rather than at the regular Council Meeting. Councilman
Conley requested that copies of the report be distributed among
the Council a week in advance of the meeting for their review.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Mayor Hoskinson declared October 19, 1981 as Yorktown Day and
read a proclamation to that effect.
COUNCILMAN POOL'S REPORT
Councilman Pool reported that citizens have approached him in
complaint that landscaping in certain areas are obstructing
the view of oncoming traffic. City Manager Forbes requested
that these areas be noted and he will look into the matter.
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REGULAR MEETING
October 13, 1981
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COUNCILMAN CONLEY'S REPORT
Councilman Conley stated that excessive grass is growing at
the exercise staions and may need a herbicide. City Manager
Forbes stated that weed -eaters are being used at this time,
but herbicides may be used during the Spring.
REQUEST FOR USE OF MOBILE TRAILER AS A HOT DOG STAND
Mr. Albert Simmons appeared before the Council requesting he
be allowed to operate a Mobile Trailer as a Hot Dog Stand on
the west corner of Twelfth Street and Highway 50 on a full-time
81-133 basis. After extensive discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY
COUNCILMAN CONLEY SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY
CARRIED TO DENY THE REQUEST BECAUSE OF ITS NONCONFORMITY TO THE
CITY'S CODE OF ORDINANCES.
VARIANCE: Rick Weber
412 Twelfth Street
Mr. Rick Weber appeared before the Council requesting that
he be allowed to expand a single residence into a duplex, with
a total lot area of 9,150 sq. ft., while 10,000 sq. ft. are
_ required. There were no objections to the request from adjacent
81-134 property owners or persons in attendance. A MOTION WAS MADE
BY COUNCILMAN CONLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNAN-
IMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT: Bishop Paint & Decorating
997 E. Highway 50
Mr. Carle Bishop appeared before the Council requesting that
his company be allowed to use the commercial establishment
in the same building as the Sparkle Clean Car Wash in order
to mix paint and as a retail outlet. One letter in opposition
to the request was received from Mr. David A. Johnson and read
aloud. The Planning and zoning Commission voted unanimously
to recommend approval of this request at the October 6, 1981
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meeting. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN POOL, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO GRANT THE CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. The property be developed in accordance with the approved site
plan.
2. Any further construction or expansion must be approved by
a Conditional Use Permit.
3._ This permit shall expire if a Certificate of Occupancy has
not been issued within one year of the date of this Conditional
Use Permit.
4. All applicable rules and regulations must be met, including
retail sales on location and not more than five (5) employees
may be utilized in the manufacturing process.
5. 'A Certificate of Occupancy for the above development shall
not be issued until all of the above conditions have been met.
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This permit is not transferable to any other business, or for
any other manufacturing use other than the manufacture (blend-
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ing process only) of paint, the operatic
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CONT!D
performed within the completely enclosed building.
7. Off-street parking must be provided for employees and customers.
If, at a future date, parking proves inadequate,• the City
Council may require additional off-street parking spaces
to be added or rescind this Conditional Use Permit.
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD APPOINTMENTS
It was stated that six persons requested to be appointed to the
Code Enforcement Board. After discussion, consensus was to not
table the appointments for further scouting of interested persons.
A MnmTnm WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN POOL
LAKE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY BOARD APPOINTMENTS
81-137 A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
POOL AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT BESS JONES BE RE -APPOINTED
TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LAKE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY.
81-138 A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN CONLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT COUNCILMAN POOL BE APPOINT',
----,. --- -- nnr rn mn muF T.AKP: C`nMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY.
HRS WORK PROGRAM AGREEMENT
City Manager Forbes explained that this agreement would authorize
the City to use young adults that have been ordered by a court
to work a number of hours in a Community Service Program in order
to reimburse society for a junvenile offense. This work would
be at no cost to the City, and workers would be insured by the
81-139 State. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN POOL, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMAN THOMAS, AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE AGREEMENT
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Councilman Thomas recommended that the City form a Senior Citizens
Committee to serve in a referral capacity for services available
to senior citizens. This committee would consist of five to
seven members. Council consensus was that appointees be solicited
for appointment at the November 10, 1981 meeting of the Council.
RED CROSS AGREEMENT
City Manager Forbes explained that the Red Cross is requesting
that Jenkins Auditorium be permitted to be used as an alternate
shelter in case of a major disaster, such as a hurricane.
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October 13, 1981
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RED CROSS AGREEMENT CONT'D.
81-140 After discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN CONLEY,
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN THOMAS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO
ALLOW JENKINS AUDITORIUM TO BE USED AS AN ALTERNATE SHELTER
WHEN THE PRIMARY SHELTERS ARE PULL OR UNABLE TO FUNCTION
AS SHELTERS WHEN PRIOR PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE
CITY MANAGER OR CITY COUNCIL.
A motion was made by Councilman Conley, seconded by Councilman
Thomas and unanimously carried that the meeting adjourn at 9:15 p.m.
5*.meM.�2H�cski..en,May�or
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Memo to: Clermont City Hall
From: City Managur
Subject: Weekly Memo
Date: October 9, 1981
POLLUTLON CONTROL BOARD 'L'he next meetinl, of the Pollution
Control. Beard will be held next Floaday, October 1.2, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. nil the
Fourth Floor of the Old Courthouse in 'Tavares. The City of Clermont is on
the Agenda for this meeting for it renewal of our Variance. All interested
Councll.men are invited to attend this meeting.
CITY COUNCLL MEMBER Lester Cole has requested that 'I inform
the Council that he will not be able to attend any of the Council Meetings
in the month of October. lie is presently working on a construction job in
Miami.
HAUNTED HOUSE Parks and Recreation Board member Barrie Rakow
has requested that she and Sue Mccanick be allowed to sponsor a Flaunted
House on Halloween in the Old Library Building. The proceeds from the Haunted
House would be donated to the City Recreation Committee and South Lake Players.
The Parks and Recreation Board has recommended approval of this project at our
last meeting. If there are no Council objections at Tuesday's meeting, I will _.
approve of this request on the condition that the building is left in the
same condition as it was received.
LIABILITY INSURANCE The City's insurance policy is being pre—
pared by Olivenbaum Insurance. The City must decide whether to keep our li—
ability insurance at the present $500,000 level of coverage, or reduce our
coverage to $200,000. State law says the City is liable for damages up to
$200,000 per accident, unless the State Legislature authorizes an additional
indemnity against the City. Last year, the City's liability insurance for
$500,000 cost $11,860, and Mr. Olivenbaum has stated that there is only a
$200 reduction for a $200,000 policy. We also need to decide if sinkhole
insurance should be applied to our property coverage. This additional coverage
would cost $684.
LAKE WINONA CANAL In April of 1960, the City obtained the title
to the canal connecting Lakes Flinnehaha and Winona. The City agreed in the
title to forever maintain the banks on Lite canal so that it will be navigable
for pleasure boats (see attached title).
Don Tracy and many other property owners have called to inform the City that the
canal is no longer navigable to boats. Fir. Don Tracy has been researching
various excavators that could clean out the canal, and I have asked him to
obtain cost estimates. Ile is also sollcitiug donations from property owners
on Lake Winona to assist us with this work. Be will be requesting permission
to proceed with this project from the City Council in the near Future.
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Weekly Memo
October 9, 1981
LIBRARY Enclosed in the September financial report for the
Library.
JAYCEE BEAC11 As you may be aware, the City boat ramp on Jaycee
Beach has been a constant maintenance problem, and with the low water, the ramp
cannot accomodate the draft of many bonts. Due to the condition of the ramp,
I would like to apply to the County and Department of Natural Resources for a
Florida floating Improvement Program Grant in order to:
1. Dig out the sand around the ramp and rebuild the end of the ramp
to avoid a sharp drop off.
2. Construct a small breakwater on the northwest corner of the ramp.
The breakwater could also be designed for additional docking and
should keep the sand from washing into the ramp area and also to
protect the ramp.
3. Construct a platform below the present dock to enable boaters to
safely use the dock in times of low water.
I have contacted the "Cray Construction Company" to give me tin estimate on the
above project, and I would recommend that we prepare a preliminary grant appli—
cation for this work.
REVENUE SHARING FUNDS This year's Revenue Sharing Funds could
be cut 12 percent, if Congress approves President Reagan's recommendations.
Mr. Reagan also plans for a similiar cut in the FY 1983 Budget, leaving the
renewal of this program after 1983 in serious doubt.
PARKS & RECREATION BOARD The Parks and Recreation Board has
changed their meeting time to 5:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month.
The Board meets in the City Council Chambers. The Board will be sponsoring an
Arbor Day Celebration On January 16, and distribute seedlings. They will also
be sponsoring with the Garden Club, a Mini —Landscaping Course. At last Wednes—
day's meeting, we reviewed the Summer Recreation Program surveys and will be
discussing a long range Recreation Program for the City at November's meeting.
LAKE COUNTY LEAGUE OF CITIES The next meeting of the Lake County
League of Cities will be held at Duffs on North Highway (Old) 441 in Mount Dora
on Wednesday, October 21, 1981. Buffet Dinner (all you can eat) will be served
at 7 p.m. All Councilmen wishing to attend must contact the City Clerk.
POLICE DEPARTMENT The Police Department has made several
arrests for burglary and has recovered a great deal of stolen property.
Two of these arrests recovered stolen property from three previous burglaries
in Clermont. Papers have also been filed requesting warrants for the arrest of
two subjects involved in the Shop & Go robbery.
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Weekly Memo
October 9, 1981
Police Department Continued
During the week ending September 24, 1981, our Police Department in working
with the County Sheriff's Department and Montverde Police Department, arrested
six Montverde residents and charged them with nine different burglary and
theft charges. Some of the burglaries occurred in the City of Clermont with
others in Montverde and outside Clermont in the County.
CAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL The Board of
Directors will be holding their October meeting on Wednesday, October 14, 1981
at 9:00 a.m. in the ECFRPC Offices. Attached is the Agenda for this meeting.
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City Manager j
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EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OCTOBER MEETING
DATE: Wednesday, October 14, 1981 TIME: 9:00 a.m.
LOCATION: East Central Florida Regional
Planning Council Offices
1011 Wymorc Road, Suite 105
Winter Park, Florida
George M. Barley, Jr., Chairman, Presiding
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FINAL AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Barley
II. GENERAL BUSINESS
- Commissioner Whaley, Secretary -Treasurer
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A. Approval, of the June 24, 1981 Board Minutes
B. Approval, of the August, 1981, Financial Report
III. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT -- Chairman Barley
A. Committee Appointments
1. Areawide Advisory Council on A¢inc, (AACA)
Consider approval of appointment 'of two
members to the AACA to represent Brevard
and .Osceola Counties, respectively.
2. Florida Regional Councils Association (FRCA)I
Consider approval .of appPintment',of three
Council members to serve, as ECFRPC
representatives on the FRCA policy board.
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B. Contracts and inter'local Agreements
Consider authorization for the Chairman to execute
the following; contracts and agreements:
1. '1'ransnortation planningInterlocal agreements
o}� twcen tic : l�ivarious local governments
in the OSO area relative to FY82 transportation
planning program.
2. Water Quality Management Program
a. Contract between the ECPRPC and the Upper
a at a aha Basin Comprehensive Water
Study Executive Committee for staff
services.
b. Contract amendment between the ECPRPC and
the city of Art-Tm—onte Springs to allow
for time extension, budget adjustment and
scope of services relative to 208
stormwater.
C. Interlocal Agreements between the BCFPRC
an local governments in the Lake
'1'ohopekaliga drainage area relative to
the T0110 Agricultural Runoff Management
Plan.
C. Environmental Workshop
Consider authorization for the staff to undertake
the coordinative and preparatory details of a one -
to -two day environmental workshop in the Spring of
1982 for the purpose of promoting increased public
awareness of water issues in the region.
D. Local Sales 'Pax Option
Consider adoption of a resolution,in support of,
the local sales tax optionlas a mearisiof revenue,
for local government services.
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IV. COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Areawide Advisory Cttce on Aging (AACA)
r. es erguson, Chairman
Consider approval of the AACA recommendation for
allocation of FY82 Older Americans Act funds in
the amount of $2,050,762 in Brevard, Orange,
Osceola and Seminole Counties.
B. Awards Committee -- Ms. Marilyn Crotty, Chairperson
Report on status of the Council's Annual Awards
Program scheduled for March 27, 1982.
C. Lake Nowell Basin and Lake Toho ekali a Draina e
Area onsu tant selection ormnittea
-- ommissioners Hal Marston an arry Whaley,
Co -Chairmen
Report on status of contract negotiation with the
first -ranked consulting group.
V. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT -- Cliff Guillet
A. Work Program and Budget Amendment
Consider approval of programmatic and budgetary
adjustments to accommodate addition of work
elements to develop a Regional Hurricane
Evacuation and Inland Shelter Plan.
B. Trans ortation Services for Transportation
Disadvantaged ersons
Consider a proposal by the Orange- Seminole - Osceola
Transportation Authority (OSOTA) that the ECFRPC
provide staff support to accommodate the planning
requirements associated with provision of
coordinated transportation services for the
disadvantaged in accordance with Chapter 427 F.S.
and Rule 41, PAC.
VI. OLD OR NEW BUSINESS
VII. ADJOURN
Memo to: Clermont City Council
From: City Manager
Subject: Use of Mobile Trailer for Hot Dog Stand
Date: October 8, 1981
Attached is a letter from Albert Simmons requesting permission to appear before
the City Council in order to obtain an Occupational License to operate a self
propelled, mobile home as a Hot Dog Stand on Highway 50. The location of this
stand would be on property owned by Derow Poynter on the west corner of 12th
Street and Highway 50.
An Occupational License for this use has been denied by the City staff for the
following reasons:
1. Chapter 24 of the City Code of Ordinances allows mobile homes only in Mobile
Home Parks. Chapter 24 states that the only exception to this rule is that
mobile homes may be used on a temporary basis, not to exceed 30 days (with
option to renew), only for office or storage apace. Trailers used for the
storage of construction materials and/or office use on construction sites
--- - are also permissible. The intent of this provision is to allow temporary
mobile homes or offices for the duration of a Building Permit.
2. The property involved is zoned C-2 General Commercial, which does allow
restaurants as a permitted use. However, the Zoning Ordinance also states
that all uses must be conducted in a completely enclosed building, except
for outdoor storage.
3. The use requested would most likely fit into the Zoning Ordinance Open Air
Sales Permits Section. The City has allowed fruit stands to be permitted
under this section. However, Open Air Sales are intended to be used on a
temporary basis, and Mr. Simmons intends to use his mobile vehicle as a
Hot Dog Stand on a full time basis.
4. A notice was issued by the State that mobile homes do not meet the Building
Code for commercial purposes, and advised cities not to allow them on a
full time basis (attached).
5. If Mr. Simmons is allowed to operate such a stand on a full time basis, the
City would be setting a precedent to allow every other business in the City
that is located in a C-2 Zone to operate from a mobile home.
6. There is no permanent parking, shrubbery, site plan, etc., which is required
of permanent commercial buildings.
Due to the above conditions, the City staff could not issue an Occupational
License for this use.
Respectfully,
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MEMOP.PINDUM TO: Building C•fficia!s of Florida
FROM: Lawrence H. Jordan, Codes Program :Administrator
SUBJEC'": Mobile F'.omes Used for Commercial Parp rcn,
DATE: May 11, 1981
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It has come to our attention that upon occa,iDn, local Board::
of Adjustments and Appeals have granted waivers to :allow mobile
homes to be used for commercial Purposes.
This memorandum i.s an attecr,)t to clarify the Decartment of
veteran b Ccmmuni-%% Affairs, (D'!C;'•J, rositior. on this matter, as it
relates to the "? on M fllct,.-d Buildini, Act .)f 1973",
. Chapter 553, Part IV, F .S.
Since the fe ar b,vacrs�:;: s_� a date i ici:.ems
this type to be used for commercic:l+purposes and the "Florida Manu-
,aetured Buildings Act" requires that all manufactured commercial
buildings be approved Ly UVCA, it appears the' a local Board r°
Adjustments and Appeals has no authority to grant a waiver to autho- .
raze a mobile home for other than dwelling_ourposes. The following
y may help to clarify this issue:
1. Mobile homes are designed and manufactured to be used as
dwellings and under no condition should they be used for any ocher
purpose. For example, floor loading requirements for bank buildings
" are designed to'accomodate a 100 psf while that for a mobile home is
designed to support 40 psf. Buildings are approved in accordance
:_with the codes ,for a specific prescribed use. Thus, one which is
approved for residential use would not satisfy the code requirements
for, say, office use.
„ 2. Mobile homes do not satisfy Chapter 853, Part V, F.S.,
"Accessibility by Handicapped Persons", or the "Florida Model Energy
Efficiency Code for Building Construction".
A local Board of Adjustments and Appeals may find it difficult
„ to justify affording a manufacturer or owner the privilege of using
a; mobile home for a bank building while at the same time requiring
an owner of a site -built bank to satisfy a more stringent set of codes.
Please feel free to contact me at (904) 488-3581, if you have
any questions on this matter.
REQUEST FOR: VARIANCE
DATE: October 1, 1981 _
OWNER: [tick Weber
APPLICANT: Rick Weber
PROPERTY: South !q Lots 11 and 12, Block 119, Johnson's Replat, Clermont
LOCATION: 412 Twelfth Street
ZONING: C-1 Light Commercial
REQUEST: To expand a single residence into a duplex, with a total lot area of
9,150 sq. ft., whereas 10,000 sq. ft. are required.
COMMENTS: The existing single family home on this property is non -conforming
since it has a rear yard of only 10', whereas 25' is required. How-
ever, Mr. Weber believes that allowing him to expand this building
into a duplex will improve this property and act as a further buffer
between Twelfth Street and the property zoned for manufacturing
that is located to the east of this location.
Respectfully,
Ge a D. Forbes
City Manager
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Of' THE CITY OF CLERMONT, FLORIDA APPLICANT RwW ��oc
NAME: -
ADDRESS:
Gentlemen:
Ilaving 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 toP,"), Alter ( ), Construct: ( ), Move and Place ( ), a (sign) building
on lot/s__1l,L , Block
SubdivisioQD41vSov< �FP� dress ,Zone G-_-r
Section of Cade C-1-R-3-D-1 in the City of Clermont, Florida.
The reason given by the Building Official for the decision in refusing to issue a
building permit is:
Proposed expansion of a single residence to a duplex unit that requires a lot
size of 10,000 square feet to meet the C-1-11-3 zoning district-D-1. Lot 11 and 12
land area is 9150 square feet.
- My appeal to your Board is based on my contention that this decision creates a
hardship on me for the following reason, or reasons: -r fEd^/ 7`h.17- 11iC Ex/
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Seven (7) copies of all necessary floor plans, plot plans, and other pertinent infor-
mation are attached hereto, on paper size ffl;" x lh" minimum size.
I submit that I qualify for this variance because I have an exceptional and unique
hardship on my particular parcel of land that is not shared by property owners in my area.
A strict application of the zoning ordinance deprives 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.
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P.O. BOX 219 • CLERMONT, FLORIOA 32711 • PNON9 904/394.4081
October 6, 1981
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Subject: Variance Request
Dear
This letter is to inform you that a Variance request has
been made as described on the attached notice.
The City notifies all owners within 150' of a variance
request to ensure that our citizens are made aware of any zoning
changes that might affect them. - -- ---
The attached request will be heard at a Public Hearing on
Tuesday, October 13, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers
located at 882 Desoto Street.
You are invited to attend this Public Hearing to express your
views on this matter. By working together, we can make Clermont
a better place to live and work.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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Attachments
ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS
Lots 7 & 8, Block 119, Johnson's Replat
John L. Rocker
664 W. Montrose St.
Clermont, Fl. 32711
Lots 8, 10, 11, Block 119, Johnson's Replat
Joe & Catherine Washuta
P.O. Box 811
Clermont, Fl. 32711
Lots 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17, Block 119, Johnson's Replat
Leo Bumbalough
449 Twelfth St.
Clermont, F1. 32711
Lawson Wolfe
P.O. Box 158
Clermont, Fl. 32711
CITY OF CLERMONT
P.O. BOX 219 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 904/394.4081
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the Clermont City
Council will hold a Public Nearing in the Council Chambers located
at 882 W. DeSoto Street on Tuesday, October 13, 1981 at 7:30 p.m.
At this meeting, a variance request will be considered for the
following purpose:
To construct a duplex on property with a total lot area
of 9150 sq. ft., whereas, 10,000 sq. ft. are required.
This property is located at 412 Twelfth Street.
South 1/2 of Lots 11 and 12, Block 119, Johnson's Replat,
Clermont, Florida.
All interested parties will be given an opportunity to express
their views on the matter.
Please be advised that, under State Law, if you rdecide to appeal
a decision made with respect to this matter, you will need a record
of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record
is made.
Sandra 0. Rozar, City Clerk
City of Clermont
South Lake Press
October 8, 1981
REQUEST FOR: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
DATE: September 29, 1981
OW14ER: Betty Jensen
APPLICANT: Bishop Paint & Decorating
PROPERTY: Begin on S hpundnry of Highway 50 at a point 30' W. of E. Sect.
line, run W'ly along Highway 60', S. 150 Easterly parallel to
Highway, 60' N to P.O.B.
LOCATION:
997 Ensl• Highway 50 (Cur Wash Building)
ZONING: C-2 General comnerciai
REQUEST: Use part of Sparkle Car Wash to manufacture paint.
COMMENTS: The C-2 General Business District allows almost all types of retail
businesses and professional offices as a permitted use.
The City Zoning Ordinance allows manufacturing uses in a C-2 Zone
only as a Conditional Use if the following conditions can be met:
1. Such manufacturing employs not more than five (5) persons.
2. The manufacturing is incidental, complimentary and in conjunction:
with a retail business or service.
The intent of the Ordinance is to allow small manufacturing uses in
conjunction with a retail store.
The Clermont Zoning Ordinance also states that a Conditional Use Permit can only
be granted if the following conditions are met.
1. The proposed use is desirable at the particular location.
2. The use will not be detrimental to the health, safety, or general
welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity.
3. The proposed use will comply with the regulations and conditions
in the City Codes for such use.
4. The Conditional Use will not adversely affect the officially adopted
Comprehensive Plan of the City.
In granting a CUP, the City may impose conditions as it deems necessary and
desirable to protect the general welfare in accordance with the intent :of the
Zoning Ordinance.
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Conditional Use Permit-llishop Paint & Ducorating
September 29, 1981
CONDITIONS:
If thin request is granted, we would recommend that the following conditions be met:
1. The property be developed in accordlnnnee with the attached site plan.
2. Any further construction or expansion must be approved by a Conditional Use
Permit.
3. Thin permit shall expire if a Certificate of Occupancy has not been issued
Within one year of the ditto of this Conditional Use Permit.
4. All applicable rules and regulations must be met, including retail sales
on location and not more than five (5) employees may be utilized in the
manufacturing process.
5. A Certificate of Occupancy for the above development shall not be issued
until all of the above conditions have been met.
6. This permit is not transferable to any other business, or for any other
manufacturing use other than the manufacture (blending process only) of
paint, the operation of which must be performed within the completely
enclosed building.
Respectfully,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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Previous Action: At the October 6, 1981 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting,
the P & Z unanimously recommended approval of this project on the above conditions,
and added a condition on parking to read as follows:
7. Off street parking must be provided for employees and customers. If, at a
future date, parking proves inadequate, the City Council may require additional
off street parking spaces to be added or rescind this Conditional Use Permit.
APPLICATION
CONDITIONAL USE Pl{ithl('1'
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FILING INSTRUCTIONS:
The application shall be filed in the office of the Cl.ty Clerk on or before 10 clays prior
to a schoclulcd meeting of the Planning & Zoning Commission and shall be duly advertised for
public hearing and scheduled for such hearing for the next 11lnnning & Zoning Commission
meeting and City Council meeting. The recommendations of the Planning and 'Zoning Commission
shall be forwarded to the City Council for its consideration at the next meeting.
The applicant shall furnish the following information to accompany application:
1. file name, address, and telephone number of the applicant and owner of
the property.
2. A plot plan showing the dimensions and location of all existing and
proposed buildings, signs, driveways, off-street parking areas, loading
and unloading, highways, water courses, and other topographic features
of the site.
3. A description of the proposed operation in sufficient detail to set forth
its nature and extent.
4. Plans or reports describing method of handling any traffic condition
created by the proposed use.
5. Landscape architectural plans.
6. Complete legal description of property involved, including a survey.
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - If Conditional Use Permit Application is for a Planned Unit
Development (PUD), see also section 26-68 (E) of the Code of Ordinances.
The applicant should become familiar with the regulntions of the City of Clermont regarding
zoning requirements applicable to particular zoning classifications.
FEES: 1. Any person requesting a conditional use permit, except a planned unit
development, shall file an application and pay ❑ fee of $25 per acre or
any part thereof, with a maximum fee of $250.
2. Any person requesting a conditional use permit for a planned unit develop-
ment shall file an application and pay a fee of $75 per acre or any part
thereof, with a maximum fee of $750.
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Signature of Applicant
CITY OF CLERMONT
P.O. BOX 210 • CLERMONT, FLORIDA 32711 • PHONE 904/394.4081
Bob Wade Ford Calico Jacks
1101 East Hwy. 50 Yvonne Rose
Clermont, Fl. 32711 998 E. HWY . 50
Clermont, F1. 32711
September 30, 1981
David A. Johnson Charles & Polly Patterson
Rt. 1 Box 64 Box 556
Maitland, F1. 32751 Windermere, F1. 32786
Subject: Conditional Use Permit for the manufacturing of paint.
Dear
This letter is to inform you that a Conditional Use Permit .
has been requested by Bishop Paint and Decorating in order to
manufacture paint at 997 East Highway 50 (Car Wash Building).
The City notifies all property owners within 150 feet of
a Conditional Use Permit request to ensure that the citizens
are made aware of any zoning request which might affect them.
The Conditional Use Permit request will be heard at a
Public Hearing before the Clermont Planning and Zoning Commission,
acting as an advisory board to the City Council. This hearing
will take place on Tuesday, October 6, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. in the
City Council Chambers located at 882 Desoto Street. The request
will then be presented, with the Planning and Zoning Commission's
recommendation to the City Council in the Council Chambers on
Tuesday, October 13, 1981 at 7:30 p.m.
You are invited to attend this Public Hearing to express
your views on this matter. By working together we can make
Clermont an even better community in which to live and work.
Sincerely,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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Enclosure
CITY OF CLERMONT
P.O. BOX 210. CLERMONT, FLOMDA 32711 . PHONE 004/3944001
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice in hereby given to all concerned that the Clermont
Planning and Zoning Commission shall hold a Public Nearing
in the City Council Chambers located at 882 Desoto Street
on Tuesday, October 6, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. The City Council
of the City of Clermont will hold a Public Nearing in the
City Council Chambers on Tuesday, October 13, 1981 at 7:30 p.m.
Both meetings are for the following purpose:
To consider a request for a Conditional Use Permit to manu-
facture paint in a General Commercial District located at
997 East Highway 50. (Car Wash Building)
The legal description in as follows:
Begin on S boundry of highway 50 at a point 30 ft. W. of E. sec.
line, run w'ly along highway 60 ft., S 150 Easterly parallel to
Ilwy, 60 ft. N to P.O.B.
Further information may be obtained at City Hall, 1 Westgate
Plaza, highway 50, Clermont, Florida during regular business
hours.
Please be advised that, under State Law, if you decide to appeal
a decision made with respect to this matter, you will need a
record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim
record is made.
Sandra 0. Rozar, City Clerk
City of Clermont
September 30, 1981 6 October 8, 1981
South Lake Press
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Memo to: Clermont City Council
From: City Manager
Subject: Code Enforcement Board
Dec: October 7, 1981
At Tuesday's meeting, the City Council has scheduled appointments of
members to our Code Enforcement Board.
The six member Code Enforcement Board must, whenever possible,
consist of an architect, businessman, engineer, general contractor,
subcontractor, and a realtor. All Board members must reside in the
City limits of Clermont.
To this date, six persons have requested to be appointed to the
Board as follows:
Name Address Phone No. Occupation
Sue Mecanick 975 W. Minnehaha 394-4774 Sign Contractor
Bill Mc Guire 645 Prince Edwards Ave. 394-6259
Emma Higgins 980 Seminole St. (pres. 994) 394-6994 Realtor
Kathleen Parcell 994 Seminole Ave.
Glenn B. Curtis 1035 W. Minnehaha Ave. 394-6138 Realtor
Marcus McGowan 230 Overlook Drive
The Council may wish to appoint members Tuesday night, or table action
until more applicants can be found.
Respectfully,
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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Memo to: Clermont CLty Council
From: City Manager.
Subject: New Business
Date: October B, 1981
We have four items on the Agenda under Now Business at Tuesday's
meeting as follows:
1. APPOINTMENT TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LAKE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
The Community Action Agency has requested tho City to appoint one
member, and one alternate member to the Board of Directors of this
Agency. Bess Jones of Clermont- has served on this Board for several
years, and is presently the Board Chairperson. She has stated that
she would be willing to serve another term.
2. AGREEMENT WITH DEPT. OP HEALTH D REHABILITATIVE SERVICES FOR WORK PROG.
Attached is an agreement with tANhis Agency that I would recommend the
City execute. This would allow the City to use young adults that have
been ordered by a court to work a number of hours in a Community Service
Program in order to reimburse society for a juvenile offense.
This work would be at no cost to the City, and would be insured by the
State. We would have them work on projects such as shoveling sludge at
the Treatment Plant, picking up trash, and washing City cars.
Since our Police Department has arrested many young adults that must
work under this program, it would be to our benefit to use these persons.
Presently youths living in Clermont are working for other South Lake
County Cities.
3. SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Attached is a letter from Dennis Thomas recommending that the City
appoint a Senior Citizens Committee.
4. AGREEMENT WITH RED CROSS
Enclosed is an agreement with the Red Cross that would allow them to
use Jenkins Auditorium for an alternate shelter in case of a major
disaster, such as a hurricane. Presently the schools are the primary
shelters, but if they were full, or still open, alternate shelters
would be required.
I would recommend that this agreement be executed on the following
conditions.
(1) Jenkins Auditorium be used only as an alternative shelter.
(2) The Auditorium could not be used as a shelter without the prior
permission of the City Manager or City Council.
Respectfully, /J
George D. Forbes
City Manager
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C0NTItACT
The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services hereby contracts
wttl, to provide
.ounnan,ty service work progran stCe(a) for children who have, pursuant to
law, been made the responsibility of the Department of. Health and Rehnbi.li-
Iitivi, Services. on -site supervision of children involved In Chin work
,- cram will be the responsibility of
rat, Iepartment hnving the primary renponnibl[lty will. provide that workmen a
compensation coverage required by Section 39.11(6), Florida Statutes, nno
i'nrther authorized by Section 440.10(1), FlorLdn Statutes, and will at nil.
Itmes have access to its juven.11es who are performing In such work program
so ns to verify the appropriateness of the program.
This agreement is entered into by both parties on the day
„1 198_ and will be considered in effect until
n,• nt 1) of the parties wishes to withdraw from this contract and duly
not it ten the other party of that action. At that point, thin contract Is
(onsidered null and void.
Department of Ileait:h and
Rehabilitative '•Ivices
(Name of Agency) By: Su —
Direct Service Supervisor
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(Title) Date:
Date:
By:
Social 6 Rehabilitative Services
Counselor Supervisor
memo to: City Council
From . Dennis K. Thomas
Subject: Senior Citizens Committee
Date : October 2, 1981
It has been my belief for some time that we need a Senior Citizens Committee
for the City Of Clermont.
As with other Committees that we now have in the City of Clermont, this com-
mittee would act in an advisory compacity.
The purpose of this Committee would be to prepare materials for an information
and referral service for senior citizens.
The Committee would be designed to help seniors learn what community resources
and benefits are available to them, and make recommendations to the City of
Clermont City Council on matters that effect the senior citizens in our com-
munity.
The Committee would act as an information and referral service by providing
information about recreation, nutrition, education, emergency services, home
and health care, legal assistance, housing and library programs.
The Committee could also coordinate volunteer help for senior citizens needing
transportation, telephone reassurance, or help with odd jobs. Possibly an in-
formation and referral service for senior citizens could be set up in the li+
brary.
Perhaps its one most important function would be that of stimulator - of making
individuals and groups aware of the problems of the senior citizens and stimu-
lating them to do something about it.
It is essential that in all programs developed for the aging, emphasis should
be upon the right and obligation of older persons to free choice and self-help
in planning their own futures. I believe that programs should be planned with
the older adults, not for them.
The Committee should consist of five to seven members for one year, with an ex-
tension of time if the Committee so decides.
Thank you for your time and consideration of this matter at our next council
meeting.
TATexla'f of AGIM-:-1ENT ,
1?ti i . ,;tcr.cau�t is 1%.,dc and entered into botwunn the governing body of the
and the
..Ika County (;h,pter, of the Aucrican N tional Rod Cross,
R W. I'i151.S
llie Rod Cross Disaster programs mitigates suffering; by meeting the
urgr.nt needs of victims and emergency workers iru:a:diatuly after a disaster
has stnic:: or in advance of a potential disaster. This Red Cross help includes
fond, clothing, shelter, first:iid., and other basic elements for comfort and
urvhnl, ouch help may be provided to large numbers of people in Red Cross
operetnd shelters in cooperation with church and Civic organization. Families
in shelters are assisted in moving back to their homes, or to alternate hom:s
if their own are untenable, as quickly as possible,
authorizes the Red Cross to use i.ts buil-
dings, grounds and equipment (list any limitations or exclusions regarding
buildin;;s, rrounda or equipment) required in the conduct of ^od Cross disaster
::Iinf .ativities end wisheu to ew)purato with the Red Cross for such purposes.
'1"ia partiea I:ureto r.cttually desire to reach an undurstanding that will
result in :::iFing tta aforesaid facilities of the
uvailnblo to the Red Cross for the aforesaid use.
NC'a '11II7tE ORE, it is mutually agreed between the parties as follows:
1. The agrees that it will permit, to the
extent of its ability and upon request by Rod Cross, the use of Its physical
fneilitics by Red Cross as a mass shelter for victims of disasters.
10,1 r;ro,;i nI,reos that it rh:aI exercinu ronsonatrlo care in the
n1111cr n(' its n(:tiviticr in auch fncLIitins and Cut Imr rrgrenr to volrlaco
nr• reinburne the for any food or
r:upplien that r.iy be wied by fled Cross in the conduct of its relief activities
in said was rhalter.
9. Red Cross ngreas to protect, hold harmless and idauNify the
�! only against legal liability in respect
to badily injury, death, property d:unage, arising from the negligenca of
the American Red Cronn in connection with their uric of said facilities.
IJI 4!l'IYIS:; W IITUMp the governing body of the has
crwacs this agreement to be by )lead of the Governing body, and the
Rid Cross has caused this agreeaent to excuted by the Chairmen of its Uiko
Cuunty Chapter, said ngreement to become effective and operative upon fixing
of the lar.t ci.Lnature hereto,
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L1,KE COUNTY CHAPTIT
AMMICAN NA710ML RED CROSS
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Octobor 8, '1981
CONTRACT PROPOSAL
The following projects will be hereby roforrod to au:
A. Canal Cleaning
B. Boat Ramp Deepening
C. Boat Ramp Repair
D. Breakwater Dock
E. Stepdown/Breakwater addition to Existing Dock
A. Canal cleaning for renovation purposes:
The canal in it's present state is unusenble to
boat traffic, and is on the verge of vegetating over,
due to aquatic grasses. Unless aquatic grass control is
applied as well as deepening, the canal will still be
impassable even after normal water level re-establishes
itself..
Intent:
Cray Aquatic Grass Control will excavate the canal
to a minimum 3 ft. depth bowl shaped, 10 ft. wide. We
will also clear any wet surfaced aquatic grasses from
the canal. Spoil disposal will. be achrved by building
a temporary ramp of railroad ties, to off-load a spoil
barge. Spoil disposal will be contractors responsibility.
Ramp will be removed and land leveled to owners satif-
faction at the job's end. Canal price will be $10.00 per
ft. Length is 550 ft.(plus or minus). Total will be $5500.
Deposit of 1/3 to be paid to contractor when equipment
is moved on to job site. Balance of 2/3 to be paid upon
completion of canal and owner's inspection. Contractor
disclaims any responsibility for damage to docks, boathouses,
t.
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or retainer walls. With minor maintenance, after our
cleaning, the canal should remain in serviceable condition.
Job duration- 10 days from start.
B. Boat Ramp Deeponing
Lake bottom will be removed to facilitate 3 ft.(plus)
navigable depth from proposed docking, from the loft
facing the lake, to the existing dock on the right, out
to the natural 3 ft. depth of the lake bottom. This will
include the immediate ramp ending. Spoil disposal, con-
tractor s responsibility. Price for this job is $2000.
including trucking. Job duration- 4 days. ;y
C. Boat Ramp Repair
To eliminate the drop off at the end of the exist-
ing ramp, a 5 ft., approx. 450 "dove tail" will be
installed. This will eliminate hooking trailer wheels
over the edge of the existing slab. Construction will
be consisting of: Diking and pumping the area, then
stabilizing with 3/4 rock. Concrete will be 2500 psi
with aggregate poured over H5 steel, on 1 ft. centers
and screeted. Concrete will be allowed to water -cure
for better strength. Job duration- 5 working days. f.
Price is $4500. material and labor.
D. Breakwater Dock
A structure 4 ft. wide, 3i ft out of existing water
level, solid sheeted on both sides, would be constructed
straight out (and connecting)from the existing concrete
jetty to the left of the ramp, 80 ft. in length, with a
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20 ft. IT' on the end would be conatructod to: 1) relieve
overcrowded docking, due to weekend 'launchings. 2) greatly
reduce the volume of sand from building up in the
launching area. 3) provide safer loading and unloading
of boats by providing a breakwater, and sufor loading and
unloading of passengers.
Dock construction would be 2 x 8 docking, 4 x 4 posts
Jetted 4 ft. into the lake bottom, three 2 x 6 stringers
and 2 x 4 latornating cross braces. Sheeting will be
1 x 8 lap boarded for strength, vertical installation.
Shooting will be jetted into the ground 3 ft. Both sides
of the dock will be shoeted.for storm stabilization.
Sheeting will have stringers, fasteners will be 16._..,
penny 'air nails', salt water certified. Price will be
$38. per ft. at 100 ft. Total $3800. Job duration- 1 week.
E. Step-down/Breakwater addition to existing dock
The purpose of adding a step-down, is to utilize the
existing dock which is too high for the existing water
table. Stop will be 18 in. wide and 16 in, from ex-
isting deck, allowing easier boat access. Construction
will match proposed dock ( refer to D) Step will be $10.
per ft. Dock is 70 ft. long, price will be $700. A
breakwater if desired, can be sheeted in for $10. per
ft., total $700.
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TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE:
A. Canal Cleaning 550 ft. @
$10. per ft.
$5500.
B. Boat Ramp Deep.
2000.
C. Boat Ramp Repair
4500.
D. Breakwater Dock 100 ft. @
$38. per ft.
3800.
E. Stepdown/breakwater 70 ft. @
$10. per ft.
700.
addition to existing dock it
it
700.
TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE
$17 200
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pleano Noto: This package is designed to pick and choose
from, if needed.
CONDITIONS:
Cray Aquatic Grass Control ( hereafter referred
to an contractor) to be paid in full at the completion
of oach project.
Contractor will deal with one representative from
the City to eliminate confusion.
Approval for completion draws, will be done ahead
of completion data, by City officials, as not to delay
payment.
Contractor will. assist in any way, delays brought
on by the state.
Contractor reserves the right to pull off the job
and cancel further dealings if contract is violated by
the City of Clermont. The City reserves the right to
terminate the contractor, for contract violations or
poor work results.
Bad weather delays, do not count as working days.
Structures built will have plans submitted to the
City of Clermont by contractor for prior approval
Hon Cray.
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Cray Aquatic Control