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REGULAR MEETING
A Regular mooting of the City Council of the Gity of Clermont was held in the
Council Chambers on Tuesday, June 10, 1976. The meeting was called to order
at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., with the, following members
present were: Cil�tManagers Blackburn,
CityAttorney
rAttnBaOirdalCityt. OClarkther oCarrolls
City
Director of Community Services Smythe, City Controller Fleming, and Chief of
Police 'fyndal. Others present were: Mrs. Ella Mae Sheldon and the Messrs.
Czech and Matthews. A representative of the Sentinel/Star was also present.
The Invocation was given by Councilman Byrd, followed by repeating of the
Pledge of Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 27, 1975 and of the Special
Meeting held on May 29, 1975 ,were approved as written.
Mayor Smoak announced the first order of business to be a Public Hearing to
consider request by D. R. Campfield of Leesburg Signs for a Variance to
Section 26-79.4 (TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT SIGNS) of the Zoning Ordinance in order
to place a sign on property in Clermont Heights Subdivision owned by South
Lake Plaza, Inc. There was no one present representing the petitioner,
however, he had requested the variance in order to place a sign 64 square feet
larger than allowed in order to be readable to the public fromflighway #50. Inasmuch
as a site plan for any proposed construction at this location had not been
filed for Council's consideration, which is required, and inasmuch as Council
felt a sign at the proposed location would not be effective from the Highway
regardless of size, motion was made b Councilman Blackburn, seconded by
Councilman Schroedel and unanimously carried that the request a onto .
City Manager Hopkins reported as follows: That efforts were underway to employ
one WSI certified supervisor/instructor and four instructors with a minimum of
Senior Life Saving to conduct a summer swimming program at an estimated cost
of $800.00, and inquired of Council as to their feelings regarding charging
fees for the program and distinguishing between in -city and out -of -city residents.
It was suggested by Mr. Hopkins that a fee of $2.00 be made for in -city and
a $5.00 fee for out -of -city residents. Council was in agreement with the
suggestion, and motion was thereby made by Councilman Bvrd seconded by Council-
man Oswalt and unanimously carried__that the suggestion of fees made by Ctty
of details for the program. Inasmuch as it was not possible to determine the
number of participants there would be in the program, Council further authorized
City Manager Hopkins to expand the program with the employment of additional
instructors, if there was need for more, or, to employ less than proposed, if
that be the case. Mr. Hopkins also reported that the bulldozer work on the dike
at the borrow pit had been completed this date; That installation of a spray
irrigation system was underway on the Johnson property; That inasmuch as the
vehicle inspection facility at the city barn did not provide an on -site testing
area nor had a brake testing machine, as required by the state as of June 1st,
it would now be necessary to have all city vehicles inspected at the inspection
station in Minneola; That effective June llth, Mr. Harvey Nagel would be in
charge of the newly created Community Development Department with charge
of the Building Inspection and Code Enforcement programs, responsible directly
to the City Manager, and, Mr. Bob Smythe would devote full time to Public Works,
and, That Council and other city administration officials had been invited to
tour the recent new addition of Cooper Memorial Library.
Upon inquiry by Mayor Smoak, Messrs. Baird, Smythe and Czech, Chairmen of the Charter
Revision, Building Code, and Planning and Zoning Commission respectively,
reported finalization of recommendations by their committees was well underway
and would be submitted for Council's study and consideration by the final meeting
in June. Mayor Smoak advised it was his hope that following consideration
by Council, an open town meeting could be held to discuss the proposed changes
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to the Charter, and then place such a question on the December Election Ballet for
Input from all voters of the city.
Councilman Schroedel, liaison representative to the Cooper Memorial Library
Board, reported that the new addition to the Library was almost complete
and the Board was extending a special invitation to Council and city officials
to tour the new addition of which they were quite proud. Mr. Schroedel further
reported that the Library Board was requesting additional financial assistance
from the city in the amount of $2,000.00, their immediate need between now
and the end of the fiscal year on September 30th, and, respectfully requested
that Council consider an increase from $15,000 to $17,000, the city's
contribution to the Library, in t•he'75-'76 budget. Motion was made by
Councilman Oswalt seconded b Councilman�Byrd and ca_rr a trat any action on
t Fe requests a postpone until aftce the meetin (6 ouunc�( a�lnc 2�hrir_
Board to tour the new addit on. Counc man Scrroedel furt er a v se tat
state financial assistance was available to libraries belonging to county
library associations, but that none had ever been established In Lake County.
It was the opinion of Councilman Byrd that the matter of the Clermont City Council
establishing such a county association should be pursued in order to take
advantage of available state monies for libraries, and City Attorney Baird
agreed to investigate the matter.
Councilman Byrd requested that City Clerk Carroll research past minutes as to -whom
it was reported to Council would be the donors for construction of tennis
courts at the Elementary School and what portion they were to donate.
City Clerk Carroll read a communication from Tom K. Dougherty wherein he felt
that actions of City Council, sitting as a Board of Adjustment, were without
authority in granting many variances inasmuch as, according to Council Meeting
Minutes, it was not determined that a hardship to the petitioner would result
if there were a literal enforcement of the zoning ordinance. He further
inquired of Council's intentions, if this be the case. Council was not in agree-
ment that this be the case at all, that their "Yes" and "No" votes on granting
or denying variances had been fully and solely based on legitimate reasons
submitted, and that no action on this inquiry was warranted. inasmuch as Mr.
Dougherty had not mentioned specifics with documentation, however, Mayor
Smoak agreed to meet and discuss this matter with Mr. Dougherty.
ion was made by Councilman Oswalt seconded by Councilman Blackburn and
rigid that the hills he paid.
Councilman Oswalt offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL
ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, FLORIDA REFERRED TO IN SECTION 26-1 OF
APPENDIX A OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES: REZONING THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
HEREIN FROM R-1-A ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO C-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION: REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the motion was seconded by
Councilman Blackburn. The ORDINANCE was read for a second and final reading
by City Clerk Carroll, by title only, and upon vote on the motion, the result
was: Ayes: Oswalt, Byrd, Blackburn, Schroedel and Smoak. Total Ayes: Five. Nayes:
None. So the ORDINANCE was adopted and the number 129-C assigned to it.
Councilman Oswalt introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 22-10 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES: DELETING THE SECOND SENTENCE OF SUBSECTION (a); REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE and the ORDINANCE was read for a first reading by City Clerk
Carroll, by title only.
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Councilmmn Osyialt introducud.AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 22-10 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES: PROVIDING FOR THE WORDS "AND/OR CAB" TO BE DISPLAYED: REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE• DATE and the ORDINANCE was read for a first reading by City Clerk
Carroll, by title only.
Councilman Blackburn introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF CLER140NT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 26-28 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES: PROHIBITING LOITERING: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH:
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION and the ORDINANCE was read in full for a first reading by City Clerk
Carroll.
City Manager Hopkins reported on a single bid received for approximately 85,700
square yards of slurry seal from the J & B Slurry Seal Company of Florida
@ 35 t per square yard, and recommended that they be awarded the bid. Motion wa:
mnde by Councilman Schroedel_, seconded by Councilman Oswalt and unanimouso.y�—
With regards request by Mr. James R. Beasley to sell packaged ice cream products
in Clermont's public parks, it was the recommendation of City Attorney Baird that
Council inform Mr. Beasley that operating a business at a public park is prohibited.
He further reported it was his opinion that Mr. Beasley could operate on the
public streets, provided his operation adhered to the usual traffic rules and was
not determined to be hazardous to the general flow of traffic. Motion was made
Q—A �o —H.d by Councilman Schroedel and carried that the
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:30 P. M.
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Claude E. Smoak, Jr , Mayor
Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
JUNE: 10, 1975
SWIMMING PROGRAM
Efforts are underway to develop a swimming program from July 7th through
July 25th. The program is planned for 5 days a week for the 3 week period
from a AM to Noon each day. A want ad for instructors appeared in the South
Lake Press on June 5th and will appear again on June 12th.
It is proposed that 1 supervisor/instructor with WSI and h instructors
with a minimum of Senior Life Saving be employed. The rate of pay will be
$3.00 per hour for the supervisor/instructor and $2.50 per hour for the
instructors. The estimated cost of the program, including registration
is $800.00.
Council is requested to make a determination regarding fees. It is my
feeling that a nominal fee should be charged with a slightly higher rate
for non-residents if they are permitted to participate. A suggested fee
schedule is $2.00 per resident and $5.00 per non-resident.
VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
As of June 1, 1975 the city garage will not be a certified vehicle inspection
station. Prior to June 1, public streets and highways could be used to
test the vehicles braking capability. Since June 1, the inspection facility
must provide an on -site testing area or a brake testing machine costing
approximately $3,000.00. As a result, we will be taking our approximately
25 vehicles to the inspection station in Minneola.
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TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SU13JECT: Comumunity Development
DATE: June 10, 1975
Effective June 11, 1975 the Building Official, Mr. Harvey Nagel, will be
in charge of the Building Inspection and Code Enforcement program and will
report directly to the City Manager.
Heretofore, Mr. Nagel has been working within the Department of Community
Services and reporting to the Director of that department, Mr. Robert Smythe.
With this change in organizational alignment, Mr. Smythe will no longer be
directly involved with inspection services and code enforcement. He will
be devoting full time to the public works effort of the city government;
namely, street and storm sewer construction and maintenance, parks and
public facility maintenance, the city garage, sanitation, street cleaning
and all related activities.
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Department [leads are instructed to disseminate this information to city
employees, as appropriate.
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Building Official
City Clerk
Controller
Police Chief
Superintendent, Public Utilities
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May 30, 1975
Mr. James R, Beasley
Mr. Ilea's Ice Cream
Rt 2, Box 204-24
Groveiand, Florida 32736
Dear Mr. Beasley: j
We received your letter dated May 29, 1975 regarding sales in
public parks,
Your request is being placed on the City Council agenda for the
next meeting on Tuesday, June loth. The Council meets at 7:30
P. M. at the Police and Fire Station at the corner of DeSoto Street
and West Avenue.
You are invited to attend that meeting.
ely,
City Manager
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City Attorney
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Mr. Robert Hopkinu RECEIVED MAY 2 B 1975
City Manager
City hall
1 Westgate Plaza Drive
Clermont, Florida 32711
RE: ICI: CRIiAM VE:4DINC TRUCK
Dear Mr. Hopkins:
I am in receipt of your letter of tiny 22, 1975, regarding Mr. James Beasley and
his operation of an ice cream vending truck. Assuming Mr. Bensley has met the
usual requirements of licenses, etc., the question as I see it is "Where can he
operate and where is he prohibited from operation?"
The Clermont Code of Ordinances does not touch upon this question, merely mention—
ing this type of operation in the schedule of license fees. It would be my opin—
ion that Mr. Beasley could operate on the public streets, subject to the usual traf—
fic rules, unless it could be determined that his operation was hazardous to the
general flow of traffic.
Operation of any business in a public park is prohibited, unless expressly allowed
by the City (as in the case of Mrs. Brown). It would appear that Mr. Beasley could
not stop his vehicle on the public park or parking lot for the purpose of conduct—
ing business. If lie stopped in the street at the beach, it would probably consti—
tute a hazard to the flow of traffic.
It would be my recommendation that the City inform Mr. Beasley that operating a
business at a public park is prohibited.
Very truly yours,
LEOTTARD 11. BAIRD, JR.
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Sii. -rely,
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bc: R. M. Hopkins
TO: City Council
I'ROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Pension Benefits - A. 14. ,Johnson
GATE: June 6, 1975
Attached is correspondence from Dr. William Howard regarding pension
benefits for Albert Johnson which is self explanatory.
According to Dr. Howard's calculations, Mr. Johnson should have been
receiving $122.00 per month as opposed to the $100.60 he has been
receiving since January 1, 1971.
Section 16-5 (1) of the Code of Ordinances provides for corrections
and adjustments as follows:
(1) Errors, corrections and adjustment. Should any change or
error in the records of the plan be discovered, or any error
in any calculation be made resulting in any member or beneficiary
receiving from the plan more or less than he was entitled
to receive, the council shall have the power to correct such
error, and as far as possible to adjust the payments thereafter
to be made in such a manner that the actuarially equivalent
of the benefit to which such member or beneficiary was
correctly entitled, be paid.
It is recommended that Mr. Johnson's pension benefits be corrected
as outlined by Dr. Howard. The question of interest should be
addressed, however, I do not have a recommendation in this regard.
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City Attorney w/attachments
i WILLIAM M. HOW,ARD, POA IAAYI, waw;Rwre "FATI-0
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June 3, 1975
Mr. Robert M. Hopkins RECEIVED JUN 6 1975
City Manager
City of Clermont
Clermont, Florida 32711
Re: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
Dear Mr. Hopkins:
Our recent correspondence explains that Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
have been underpaid at the rate of $21.40 per month as a result of
miscalculation of the amount of monthly retirement pension under the
Joint and two-thirds survivorship option. You have informed me that
Mr. Johnson retired effective January 1, 1971.
Fifty-four months would have elapsed from January 1, 1971, through
June 30, 1975. The amount Mr. and Mrs. Johnson should be reimbursed
for the $21.40 deficiency for these fifty-four months depends on the
rate of interest at which calculations are made. Pension liabilities
and costs were calculated at 31; percent interest in 1971 and this may
be considered an appropriate basis for calculating the single -sum pay-
ment due Mr, and Mrs. Johnson on June 30, 1975. This would be $1,249.61.
It would be appropriate to increase monthly pension payments thereafter
to $122 per month.
It may be argued that the valuation rate of interest is not the appro-
priate rate of interest to calculate the value of the underpayment to
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The time value of money in recent years has in-
creased substantially. Accordingly, I have made calculations at four
percent, five percent, and six percent. The values on these bases are
shown.
Four percent $1.263.83
Five percent 1,292.92 h
Six percent 1,322.88
In view of the relatively high rates of interest that have prevailed
in recent years, and the desire to give Mr. and Mrs. Johnson the bene-
fit of any doubt, I am inclined to recommend that the highest figure
calculated, based on six percent interest, be used as the basis for
reimbursing Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. I am unable to say categorically, �.
however, that that is necessarily the appropriate figure. I
Sincerely,
41illiam M. Howard
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May 30, 1975
William M.Howard, Ph.D
Box 14471, University Station
Gainesville, Florida 32604
Dear Doctor Howard:
Thank you for your letter dated May 27, 1975 regarding Mr.
Johnson's retirement.
Mr. Johnson's payments became effective January 1, 1971.
Please calculate the value of the deficiency, taking into
account interest.
I plan to bring this matter before the Council on June loth
for their consideration.
rely,
R b r . Hopki s
City Manager
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FLORIDA'S FINEST INLAND RESORT -RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY
Wl"IAM M. HOWARD, rl-i.D. .I„I..n
May 27, 1975 RECEIVED MAY 2 9 1975
Mr. Robert M. Hopkins
City Manager
City of Clermont
Clermont, Florida 32711
Re: Mr, and Mrs. Albert Johnson
Dear Mr. Hopkins:
In a recent letter I told you that the relationship between the amount
of monthly pension Mr. Albert Johnson would have been entitled to re-
ceive had he not selected an annuity option, and the amount he is
actually receiving under the joint and two-thirds survivorship annuity
option seemed out of line. Mr. Johnson would have been entitled to
receive a monthly income for life of $150.90. He has selected the
joint and two-thirds survivorship option and is receiving $100.60 per
month.
Ms. Dolores 41. Carroll, City Clork in Clermont, has recently informed
we that Mrs, Lucy G. Johnson was born on June 6, 1904. My records show
that Albert Johnson was born on July 17, 1904. Thus, both were aged
sixty-five at Mr. Johnson's retirement.
The joint and trio -thirds survivorship factor applicable at the time of
Mr. Johnson's retirement is .813361. This factor multiplied by the
monthly pension of $150.90 is equal to $122.00, and this is the amount
that Mr. Johnson has been entitled to receive as a monthly pension
since the time of his retirement. It seems clear that he has been
underpaid by $21.40 per month. If you would like to have me calculate
the value of the deficiency, taking into account interest, please let
me know the date of Mr. Johnson's first.. pension_ payment.
I am sure that all concerned will be glad to have this matter straightened
oul..
Sincerely,
William H. Howard
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MCMOCN. A-ICAN ACADEMY OF ACTUARIE1
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Bids - Slurry Seal
DATE: June 6, 1975
At z PM on Friday, June 6, 1975 bids were opened for approximate-
ly 85,700 square yards of slurry seal.
The J & B Slurry Seal Company of Florida was the only bidder
with a quote of 35t/square yard.
It is recommended that J & B Slurry Seal Company be awarded the
bid.
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Director, Community Services
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Th- City Cow) %;A ol tIn pity of will considcr hid,,
for the
yxcoa of slurry sn.n)
paving "A r
Doliver(w. I..-.
SpecificaticriF- Yid blanks may 7J)t:aj.:,jeCI from the offic-o of
the City Clerl" &':xjxu; hours.
Sealed birls by UW: f."ity of ('10111lont at the office
of the City Club;, City hall, Clenrant, )Florida, until 2:n4 r. 4,
June: 6, 1971 rnd ?"n at .01 nEflan. publicly oppljocl an(" rce.c'
al -kid. Th2. j,Z in - J.I. hie r: !t;id^rc, ')y the City Council. at a
mcc ting or ; Jtute -', ' - 1975, :-I. approximately 7 : Irl P. ". il).
WIS COmAl Cawbo-u lccOhn6 at the cc.rner of DeSol:o Si.rec't and
Wont Avenue.
The city of Cb) rlllorltiv-, to reject any "ahor all
bids, in the Sale or pwo to Y-1. -! ;InY infomality in anv bid,
anti accept any bil mmidi M its di, notion, may he for. the last
interest of Ut ! c:f r:1,
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City 'tanager
May 29, 1975
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Soopo; Cont:r.arhrr, nhn]'t Pnrnlrli a7.1 ,scluilnnr,nt, mntrtr.l,a1anrt nPt'nirtll;rrra
labor ni'eevuu-y to al,p.ly ::'lurr:y twill to cortai.n rtnmignatnrl AI•rontr:
wl.thi.n the r•II y of cIr•rrQon(. e;;r•rlit :v: nnt:l.Ino0 hnr•o.1n:
'Phn C1.ty of rlI!r wrtt ti I I t I'utinlnl+:
1.. Wei tnr f`rrmi I'Lro hy,ir•r,ul:rc oral on, 'in - -fool: nncl.:inn uP fi.rn
horn.
:';tool: P:iIr aroa and nu(.rinm Ipiont: t;toragn area.
3. Liihor "In nooOnr' (III i111m1 'i A ntnn)
A. ituldw1: Llrr: front: oml'In:id,-r.
5. Tnitla'I. :tt•',op and harria:trtr.
III Ptrint: cmd p,ra:t nut. to art-inonni: rrroirtnnen;t n(ayin .ng
of tonporrary cloni.wl nly(. e mot.ructinn.
7. nnlood r.til. earn rtncl atocb.pilo aggrogatn
ALL work nhal l conform to t:hn T'ebt Un;ry 1n7:? "Into rnational Slurry
Seal" mPecification for "'yrn 11 Clurry. •tinimum rnnirival thir,L-
norm shall. be, 3/16 of an Inch.
Projocts nha.l.l generally conrl.rt of thoso streets rtari.rtnater, ran
attachoei list, but the ri.ty retains right to delete or add strr.Atm
as desired,
Qnantitinn :.:ho�•rn ,are approxi.matinns nnly. Paymont shall. hn made
on the hanir, of actual ntn.asurn(t miantitins. A running total of
quantition, performed nha.11 i)r: kept as •rork procrcnson.
Rldder hereby agrees to apply slurry real in accordanco with thn
above speci.ficat.iDY1S and terms For the unit pricy ar fol.l.oarr:
pr+r square yard
company
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Title
Address
'tote: ALT, bil+s shall bn slihmittert on this form.
tloc.e on outside of enyeloPn "Sealer" slid on Slurry Snal".
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LEGAL NOTICH
Pursuant to State Law notice is hereby
given that the City Council sitting as
a Board of Adjustment will hold a Public
Ilcaring in the Council Chambers located
on the corner of West Avenue and NeSoto
Streets on 'ruesday, .tune 10, 1975 tit
7:30 P.M. for the following purpose:
To consider request by D.R. Campfield
of Leesburg Signs for a VARIANCE to
Section 26-79.4 (TEMPORARY FUTURE IMPROVEMENT
SIGNS) of the Zoning Ordinance in order to
place a sign on property in Clermont Heights
Subdivision owned by South Lake P1aza,Inc.
All interested parties will be given an
opportunity to express their views on the
above mentioned matter.
R. M. Hopkins, City Manager
June 5, 1975 City of Clermont, Florida
FLORIDA'S FINEST INLAND RESORT -RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY
TU 'fill: Znil'LNG WARD )ii' IIUJUSl'h'.i'tff
OF THE CITY O( CI.O.Iolll , FLORIDA
Gentlenon:
ilavin!1 pared the necr,�;sary appeal fee in the amount of 1Z.00
with the City (-'lork, 1 iir-raby !!)al: application to yuur i)aard for
relief from a docisim) rrnde cd by the Dutidinq Official of the City
of Clermont, whereby T wa•3 rerused PNIOssior, to
Repair ( ), itdri to ( ), /Utol, ( ), Cunstruct
a bui'Id•fn�l on lot/sy�+ L- � G_- _ 1
ISlocl: ___.___...___• Subclivisiol) ._._G.�:.YGSiN_Iem�T
in the Ci izi of Clermont, Florida
The rc«son given by the Building Official fur tire decision in
refusing to isaue a build'lnrl permit is n�.t
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are attached hereto,
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S,OII p. hi„ on Friday, tern (2) wcc!cs prior to the Council meeting at rrlrich
the Variance will be considered,
Dated S—.3`--
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proposed sign, and tl;: cj,, joist be furnished.
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lectial codes and
and the plans and his plan attacI/vihed hurthter ereo. cartil ��ycthat all con -
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tracts entered Ini;o -iork only with contractor: licensed
by the City of CIPT-0 u j;, ,xl work will be Inclosed b--f0
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by the city) will be posted conspicu-
ously oil the Stroet �.IlIle work is
n has been obtflned by us. I/vie
work wIll not start j;1% I :.application
further certify thiik,. and corners of lot or lots to City Inspector
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on his first "nspect.in:, I, oning Re
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PERMIT FEES:
Street name an(: Nim;, &A-;T
OF APPROVAL
Based upon the to and subject to requirements of the zoning
ordinance; the sign '.Y'd �l is approved.11'.'0 limits ordinance; all of the City of CleTmOnt,
Florida, being st'�11_;
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RECEIVED MAY 2 7 1-97g
May 23, 1975
Board of Zoning Adjustment
City of Clermont
City Hall
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Florida 32711.
Dear Sirs:
It appears from the minutes of the council meetings that you are granting
variances to many applicants without any showing that a literal enforcement
of the zoning ordinance would result in unnecessary hardship to the applicant.
If this is the situation, then I feel that your actions are without authority
and that steps should be taken to rescind these variances.
Please let me know what your intentions are as soon as possible.
Thank you very much.
Very truly yours,
TOM K. DOUGHERTY
TKD/re
xc: Clermont City Council
City Hall
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Florida 32711
ACCOUNTS PAYAIILR - J11NI: 1975
GENISBAI, PIIND
Hub Wndo Ford
(Vehicle Ropalr Parts)
13.74
Brownell ElucCro,lnc,
(hndur Ilnl[ Repair)
69,28
Cal Ile}{:)trem Co.
(•' uI I))1ics for Copystnt)
19.95
Clermont Auto Part!'(Vuhielo
I; Equipment Ropoir Parts)
51.95
Clurmont R1drs.Supply
(IIcIU:ntn-Itld};.Mnlntennncr, ;Supplio;;)
202.39
Credit Bureau
(Property 'Transfer Bulletin)
18.00
Clermont Hardware
(Nuts-l4oit:;-N.ippli.os-G1a:;s,ete.)
26,35
1) t; B Fifth Street Grocery
(Prisoner Supplies)
11.49
Dust -Tux service
Innitorial Supplies)
(� I P
14.60
Eckurd Drugs
(�
I•iLn 6Batteries)
24.21
1! 11 g a 11 s
(police Uniforms)
35.85
Goodyear Service Store
('fires t; 'Pubes)
253.02
Gum Chemical
(Cleaners)
33.00
Graham -Jones
( 1'oilct Tissue)
64.05
Office Supplies)
( PP
132.38
Ililltop stationery
Ili-Acres,Inc.
(Pramitol)
22.00
Hunt s Garden Center
0-Con-Do.
( L f, Swan peed)
11.39
Jim willis Hardware
(Keys)
7.88
. _
.lim Williams Auto Service
(police Car Repair)
14.00
J F, L Lackck Company
(Ke s Y )
4.20
Jack Cockc ti Co.,Inc,
(Glovcs1-Adapters)
104.30
Lcecon,lnc.
(Gradall Rental)
471.00
Lake Apopka Gas
(utilities)
4.00
Lakeland Batteries
(Battery)
25.90
Madden s Electrical Service
(Work at Bishop Field)
27.60
(Petroleum Products)
551.60 '
Mobil Oil Corp.
Memorial Bronze
(Memorials)
334.00
Mike s Paint $ Body Shop
(vehicle Repair)
60.00
(Calculator G Ribbons)
270.61
Monroe
Municipal Code Corp.
(Codification)
226.78
Orlando•Paving Co.
(Asphalt Mix)
43.63
South Lake Press
(Publishing)
66.23
Standard Auto !arts
(Equip • P,Vehicle Repair Parts)
83.96
Tucker's Heavy Equipment
(Equip.Repair !'arts)
19.31
Winter Garden Clirysler/Plymouth (Power Steering Oil)
4.70
White's Blue Print Service
(Map Prints)
5.09
(Flashlight)
5.10
Western Auto
Conditioner -Jenkins Bldg.)
678.00
Wood Heating 4 Cooling
(Air
,011.54
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ACCOUN'I'li PAYARIX - JUNIS 1975
11'I'IL1'I'lhti I11lPAll'I'hlliN'I'
A(IVUiico IilocCrlc. Cn.
I{ I{ II finloii,lnc.
Curtln-hlnthosns SclontiHe
(unrniont nuildorn tlupp1.y, Tnc.
Clormont Ilardwrtro
Davin 1,lnL•or r, 4-111rito 'fnrtunt.r.i.(-n
Dolta ScicnLiric
Do Wind ttach.inory Company
!Hughes Supply, Inc.
Ifi.11t.op Stationary
L,ocnburg Armaturn Works
%inrldons' Eloctrical Snrv.i.cn
Nolan Engine A "tower.
Office Equipment J'Ixchango
Orlando Laboratories, Inc.
Pollution Equipment Co.
Standard Auto Parts, Inc.
(2 limn f'ar 8loc,hl(itor)
('I'urbinu Motor Itopnl r4iirts)
(Chonilcnl;c)
(-moln 4 nui,lrlor.n nitpplinn)
(r.oupl.i.nri, I',itti.ngn, oot:.)
(Pro.i.(thL• )
(Chenii.caln)
(C,nnorator Tlepai.r.-Partn)
(Pipe Wrenches-Swit('hes)
(Offi.co Supplies)
(Motor. Repair)
(Water Pump Ropai..r.)
('tower Repair)
(Time Clock Ribbon)
(Sewagr. Analysis)
(Pump Adapter nack Cover)
(Water Pump-Rrako Pl.ui.d)
L—.�
i1.57
102.04
3.66
4n.37
2n.r,1.
,.4n
fin.nn
41.n.35
n.rn
fi . 6 2
7.in
17.5()
24.n5
3.00
35.nn
1n6.84
28.29
1,057.38