07-13-1976 Supporting DocumentsMINUTE'S N9 1306
REGULAR MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in
the Council Chambers on Tuesday, July 13, 1976. The meeting was called to
order at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., with the following members
present: Councilmen Blackburn, Beals, Schroodel, and Byrd. Other officials
present were: City Manager Tiffany, City Attorney Baird, City Clerk Carroll,
Building Official Nagel, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present were: Miss
BealCooks Messrs.
Sanchez, representativeeoRftheeSentinel/Star, Hooter), Black, Evans,
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The Invocation was given by Councilman Byrd, followed by repeating of the
Pledge of Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Special Meeting held on June 29, 1976, were approved as
written.
VISITORS WITH BUSINESS: Nicholas F. Bacon d/b/a Bacon's Body Shp
Mr. Nicholas F. Bacon and his representative, Attorney William
Stone, appeared before Council to seek relief from an existing
city ordinance (Section 14-35 Clermont Code) prohibiting parking
of operable vehicles for sale on public right-o-way in front
of Bacon's Body Shop located on the corner of Eleventh Street
and Minneola Avenue, advising that such display was in conjunction
with the body shop business conducted there by Mr. Bacon, and
which was a continuing practice as existed when he purchased
the business with exact intentions for use of the premises.
They further opined there was ample distance from the paved
street area for such parking so as not to create a traffic hazard.
Following recommendation of City Attorney Baird as to proper
wording in order to grant relief as requested, motion was made
by Councilman Bvrd seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried
that the decision of the city buildini official wherein the
vehicles parked on the public right-of-way in front of Mr_. Bacon's
property in violation of city ordinance must be removed, be
modified to allow him to continue parkins vehicles in_that location
rovided a stri of land fifteen feet in width from the street curb
back toward Mr Bacon's property be kept free and clear for public
use. Councilman Beals voted in the negative on passage of the
motion, advising he felt that anytime an attempt is made to
circumvent existing law and go against decisions as made by the
building officials, something more is being done to damage the
morale of the entire city administration and for this reason he
could not support such a motion.
Upon inquiry of Building Official Nagel if there were any other
existing violations as regarding Mr. Bacon's property, he advised
that the property had to be fenced in on the Eleventh Street side.
Mr. Bacon advised Council that this would be done.
VISITORS WITH BUSINESS• Mr. Clint Hooten d/b/a Tropicana Products, Inc.
Mr. Cint Hooten, local area manager for Tropicana Products, Inc.,
appeared before Council seeking permission to retain a chain link
fence in its existing location, after having received notice from
the city building official that it would have to be removed in
conformance with existing city ordinances. Mr. Hooten advised
that a 6" chain link fence had been installed around their truck
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facility some eight years previously, and the portion fronting on
M1nnehaha Avenue had been installed and the area paved on 30" of
street; right-o-way with verbal permission from the then City
Manager, A. M. Johnson; That such installation represented a
sizeable investment, and unless there was an immediate need of the
property by the city, would request to maintain the fence as it
exists.
Council was sympathetic with the appeal of Mr. liooten, but it was
their consensus that a physical structure such as this, installed
at the street curb line and strictly prohibiting public use of
public right-o-way, could not be allowed and they would support the
decision of the building official, whereu on the necessary motion
was moved b Councilman Beals secon ed Counc loran Blackburn
and carr ed unanimousl Fo ow ng nqu ry y r. ooten fit
wouf�C a perm ssible to relocate the existing fence within the
required set -back, he was advised to reconstruct the fence at its
present height would require a variance. Four council members
expressed their intention to support such a variance if one is
requested, and advised that a ninety day period would be allowed in
which to comply with meeting the requirements as set forth by the
by the building official.
The matter of removing the pavement from the right-o-way area
after the fence has been removed, was referred to City Manager
Tiffany.
BID OPENING: FLAT BED DUMP TRUCK
City Manager Tiffany reported the receipt of bids on a Flat Bed
Dump Truck had been received as follows:
Transtat Equipment 1977 Ford $ 8,038.83
Transtat Equipment 1977 Intl 8,340.00
Bob Wade Ford 1977 Ford 8,260.64
Superior GMC 1977 GMC 9,637.78
Superior GMC 1976 GMC 8,440.00
Heintzelman's Truck 1977 Ford 8,194.47
Mr. Tiffany advised that the bids were in order as per specifications
excepting the one from Superior GMC on a 1976 model, and he would
recommend that the low bid as submitted by Transtat Equipment on a
1977 Ford @ $8,038.83 be accepted, and the funds be allocated with
Revenue Sharing monies.
14otion was made by Councilman Blackburn seconded by Councilman
Schroedel and unanimously carried that the recommendation of the City
Manager be accepted and the necessary purchase order be issued.
VARIANCE REQUEST: Mr. Tom Chamlee d/b/a Fina Oil Compan
Mr. Robert Boone of Boone Sign Company appeared before Council in
support of a variance request by the Fina Oil Company to construct
a sign on their property at 1550 Highway # 27 at a height 10' in
excess of that allowed in Section 26-25 (D)(E)(1) of the Zoning
Ordinance. Mr. Boone advised Council the additional height would
be necessary in order to be seen by northbound traffic on Highway
# 27 at a distance far enough to make a safe exit at the northbound
exit road inasmuch as the grade elevation of the proposed sign
location is approximately 28' below the highway right-o-way.
Council was familiar with the location and in agreement with the
request, whereupon motion was made by Councilman Blackburn, seconded
by Councilman Beals and unanimously carried that the request be
granted.
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PRIVATE ALLEY ^LOT_Ll._ BLOCK Bl� C1TY DLOCKS
With regards access to the city owned dead-end alley from
DoSoto Street, Mr. Tiffany reported he had met with Mr. Jack C.
Gaddy, owner of the private drive immediately cast of Hunt's Garden
Center which runs northward from DeSoto Street to the and of the
city owned alley, and he had agreed to allow the drive to be
used as a public thoroughfare for the duration of Florida Power
Corporation's tenancy in return for the city assuming responsibil-
ity for its maintenance. Motion was madam Councilman Byr1
seconded by Councilman Deals and carr_ed that City Attorney Baird
be requested to prepare the necessary documents to effect such
an agreement between the city and Mr. Gaddy._
CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT
City Attorney Baird reported on a request received for a Quit -
Claim deed from the city on an easement granted to the city for
right-o-way for an alley extending east and west between Bloxam
Avenue and Hampton Street in order that clear title to the property
Might be obtained. He advised the easement described located
is where the Freedom Federal Savings & Loan Association Building
stands. Motion was made by Councilman Beals seconded by Councilman
Blackburn and carried that City Attorney Baird prepare the necessary
Quit Claim Deed for tM s easement to Life and Casualty Insur_a_nce
Company of Tennessee owners of the fee simple title to the
property, and that it be executedy the Mayor and City Clerk.
City Attorney Baird reported that no action has been taken by owners
of several condemned buildings in the city, following ample notices
and extensions of time, and he would thereby recommend that legal
action be instigated. Motion was made by Councilman Blackburn,
seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried that the City Attorney s
recommendation be accepted and he be authorized to apply to the
Circuit Court for an order directing the property owners to remove
the buildings.
City Attorney Baird reported he had received communication from
Teleprompter, Inc. regarding Council's inquiry as to their refusal
to serve the residences in Orange Hill and Edgewood Place Subdiv-
ions, wherein they advised that it was not economically practicable
nor feasible at this time, but they would review the matter again
before the end of the year. Mr. Baird was requested to inquire of
the criterion by which this decision was made.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Mayor Smoak reported briefly on the recent successful Bi-Centennial
Celebration sponsored by the city, and extended many words of Thanks
and Appreciation to all those who helped make it a success.
Mayor Smoak advised the next quarterly Lake County League of Cities
Meeting would be held in Eustis on Wednesday, July 21, 1976, with
the Honorable Hans Tanzler, National League of Cities President,
to be the main speaker. He encouraged all members to attend if
possible.
Mayor Smoak reported that due to a recent act of the State Legislature,
all mjnicipal courts would be phased out effective January 1, 1977,
and he requested that City Manager Tiffany contact Circuit Judge
Booth and County Clerk Watkins with regards feasibility of Clermont
complying with this mandate prior to the effective date. He further
asked that Mr. Tiffany pursue the matter of a possible court annex
for South Lake County to be located in Clermont.
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COMI4ENTS BY COUNCII�MEMBERS
Councilman Schroodel, liaison representative to the Library Board,
reported briefly on his recent attendance of their regular meeting.
lie advised that at the library, asawell 9asbcopies ooks ooftthe he bNow dYork eTimes now aable
Book
ReviewsCouncil.
F
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pursuedmthe matter eofrcontactingted tat lieseveral and tprospective y Manager ibuyerffany h buyers for
the present city hall building with regards a possible exchange for
the former ErchaUge Bank Building, but had been unsuccessful in
their efforts.
COMMUNICATIONS
City Clerk Carroll read a communication from Mr. Bob Wade, President
of the Greater Clermont Chamber of Commerce, wherein he expressed
appreciation for Council's assistance and cooperation in the
creation and emplacement of the TIME CAPSULE for the Bi-Centennial
Celebration.
PAYMENT OF BILLS
Motion was made by Councilman Blackburn seconded by Councilman
Beals and carried that the bills be paid A copy is attached here-
to.
COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Mayor Smoak announced the appointment of Mr. John W. Fleming to
serve on the Comprehensive Planning Committee.
COUNCIL WORK MEETING
Mayor Smoak called a work session of Council to consider preparation
of the 1976-77 Budget for Tuesday evening, July 20th at 4:00 P. M.
in the office of the City Manager.
LANDSEAIR BUILDING
City Manager Tiffany was requested to pursue the matter of renting/
lasing owned
Minneolathe Avenue, building rrecentlyvacatedtbyhtheorner of Eighth
LandseairTStreet Travel Agency.
SEWER EASEMENT - MINNEHAHA ESTATES
City Manager Tiffany reported that thru error, a sanitary sewer
lateral had been installed in the Minnehaha Estates Subdivision
on private property without benefit of a necessary easement; That
the property owner had refused to grant the necessary easement,
and he thereby recommended that the matter be referred to the City
Attorney for proper action to obtain the property. Motion was
made b Councilman Beals, seconded b Councilman Blackburn and
unanimously carried that the matter be referred to City Attorney
Baird to proceed with whatever action he deems advisable_ Including
condemnation.
SECKLER PROPERTY
City Attorney Baird reported he had reviewed the Option to purchase
the Seckler Property as requested by Council, and was not satisfied
with the way it was written for purposes protecting the city, and
enumerating, (1) manner proposed for exercising the option (2) lack
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of reference to type of title that would re received. Motion
was made by Council n Beals _seconded by Councilman Blacliliurn and
unanimously carr-ITd t at ticy0�tion Uc drawn by City Attorne� Baird
as ie wou1d_recomme— niC'. I a4 yor 5moa as oT Tat tie Op onor s
rights to any and a I I crops on the property be terminated upon
execution of the otpion be included, as well as be dated 90 days
from the date it is accepted.
ORDINANCES
Councilman Blackburn offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE
UNDER 1'HE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 19-72 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES REGARDING
TREES AND SHRUBBERY: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT HEREWITH:
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PRO-
VIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the motion was seconded by Councilman
Beals. The Ordinance was read for a second and final reading
by City Clerk Carroll, by title only, and upon roll call vote on
passge of the motion, the result was: Ayes: Beals, Byrd, Schroedel,
Blackburn, and Smoak. Total Ayes: Five. Nayes: None. So the
Ordinance was adopted and the Number 147-C assigned to it.
Councilman Beals introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING -
SECTION 26-73 OF ARTICLE X OF APPENDIX A OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES:
PROVIDING FOR NONCONFORMING SIGNS: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: :PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the Ordinance
was read for a first reading by City Clerk Carroll, by title only.
Councilman Schroedel introduced 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, FLORRDA, REFERRED
TO IN SECTION 26-1 OF APPENDIX A OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES: REZONING
THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN FROM C-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION
TO R-3 ZONING CLASSIFICATION: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE:
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the Ordinance was read for a
first reading by Mayor Smoak, by title only.
Mayor Smoak introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION
24-2 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES: PROVIDING FOR PARKING OF TRAILERS:
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION and the Ordinance was read for a first reading by Mayor
Smoak, by title only.
MINNEHAHA ESTATES SANITARY SEWER CONSTRUCTION
City Manager Tiffany was requested to categorize, from visual
inspection, the areas of unsatisfactory construction, both to the
property owners and the city, in the Minnehaha Estates sewer
construction program for review by Council prior to final payment
being made.
There being no further business to be brought before Council at this time, the
meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:30 P. M.
rn Claude E. Smoak, Jr., M yor
DDo`i0res W. Carroll, City Clerk
July 13, 1976
Mayor and City Council
City of: Clermont
Clermont, Florida
Ito: Nicholas F. Bacon, d/b/a Bacon's Body Shop,
Minncola Avenue, Clermont, Florida.
Honorable Mayor and Council:
As you may be aware, I acquired the above -referenced business
from tine previous owner, Michael R. Weber, on October 24, 1975.
Prior to finalizing our negotiations for the purchase of the
premises, Mr. Wcber and I had conferences with Mr. Hopkins,
then City Manager, and Mr. Nagel, Building Inspector, explain-
ing to each my exact intentions for the use of the premises
and the business operation which I intended to operate thereon.
I explained that I intended to continue to use the premises as
a body shop and to conduct a wrecker service and sale of used
and repaired automobiles in conjunction with the body shop.
At the conclusion of our conference, Mr. Nagel concluded that
as long as there would be no "streamers, pennants or flashing
neon signs" I had the city's approval to conduct my intended
business operation at this location. Mr. Ilopkins concurred
with the view expressed by Mr. Nagel.
After I purchased the property and began my above -referenced
business operation, the City began advising of various alleged
violations of municipal regulations and I was told that I could
no longer continue to operate my business in the manner in which
I was then engaged, referring specifically to parking vehicles
between the curb and the building on Minneola Avenue and fail-
ure to screen the storage yard from view on Minneola Avenue.
I again discussed the situation with Mr. Nagel and he agreed
that if I would build a fence along the Minneola Avenue side
Of my building in order to screen tine wrecked vehicles in my
storage yard I could continue to park repaired and used ve-
hicles around the outside of the building for purposes of
retail sales.
After building the fence I was then advised that the above -
stated arrangement would not be acceptable either and that I
must discontinue parking any vehicles outside the building or
Mayor and City Counc.Il
Clermont, Fla.
Ito: N. Bacon, d/b/a BACOn'S Body Shop
JuXy 13, 1976
page 2.
the enclosed storage yard. After having boon so advised, I
met with Mr. Robert Smythe, then acting City Manugor, in an
attempt to amicably resolve the matter to the satisfaction
of both myself and the City. No satisfactory resolution could
be reached as a result of this meeting and I was subsequently
advised by written notice that I was in violation of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Clermont.
I have asked to be placed upon the agenda of your Council
meeting for the purpose of resolving this matter in some
manner that would not unreasonably interfere with or impair
my business operation. In this regard I request permission
to park my wrecker and operable, used motor vehicles for the
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purposes of retail sale, in the area between the edge of my
building and the curb along Minneola Avenue.
As indicated by my previous course of action, I would be will-
ing to abide by any reasonable conditions or restrictions, that.
Council might choose to impose if we might only resolve this
situation without further restricting my attempt to earn a
living.
Than y u in advance for your sincere and deliberate consid-
Brat of this request.
Res ectfu ly
N bolas F. Bac
0"AD[NTON. FLORIDA
TROPICANA PRODUCTS, IA.ECEIVEC)M' Z 4 1�76
June 23, 1976
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DDADENTON. FLORIDA
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Mr. Gordon Tiffany
City Manager
City of Clermont
Clermont, Florida 32711
Dear Mr. Tiffany:
We request a representative of Tropicana be present at your July 13th
council meeting, for the purpose of a hearing regarding a fence which
is now located on the street right-of-way of Minnehaha Avenue.
Hopefully, we can come to some agreement whereby we will not have to move
the fence.
Yours very truly, I
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TROPICANA PRODUCTS, INC.
Cal IL Brown
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Mr. Claude E. Smoak, Jr. j
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Flat Bed Dump Truck Bids
DATE: July 7, 1976
On Friday, July 2 bids for purchase of a flat bed dump truck
were opened in my office. Six bids were received from four firms as
follows:
Transtat Equipment - 1977 Ford $8,038.83
Transtat Equipment - 1977 International $8.340.00
Bob Wade Ford - 1977 Ford $8,260.64
Superior GMC - 1977 GMC $9.637.78
Superior GMC - 1976 GMC $8,440.00
Heintzelman's Truck - 1977 Ford $8,194.47
Al bids except the 1976 GMC from Superior met specifications.
Our current budget provides $7,500 for the purchase of this item.
The low bid of $8,038.83 exceeds our budgeted amount by $538.83.
This truck replaces a heavily -used 1962 conventional Chevrolet
Dump Truck. The replacement truck will be used in a wide variety. of jobs.
I recommend purchasing one 1977 Ford flat bed dump truck from
Transtat Equipment for their low bid price of $8,038.83.
/�11(i�(V✓
Gordon Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (7/13/76 Agenda)
LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to State Law notice is hereby given
that the City Council sitting as a Bonrd of
Adjustment will hold a public Hearing in the
Council Chambers located on the corner of
West Avenue and DeSoto Streets on 'Tuesday,
July 13, 1970 tit 7:30 11.Il, for the following
purpose:
To consider request by Tom Chninlee of
Fine. Oil Company for a Variance to Section 26-25
(0) (E) (1) (GENERAL COMMERCIAL I)ls'rRIC7'-SIGNS-
SET BACKS) of the Zoning Ordinance in order to
construct a sign on his property located at
1550 Highway It 27 at a height 10' in excess of
that allowed,
All interested parties will be given nn opportunity
.._ to express their views on the above mentioned matter.
Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk
City of Clermont, Florida
July 8, 1970
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Dear Sir:
The City oi' Clermont rcgneetrd th,+ former owner of tin Ross Building
(the late Murray A. Roe^) that a road bo Imilt on the Property to allow
the City access to the alley boltwnen Piontrose and DeScto Streets. This
was done and the afire+:mnnt was that the City of Clennonl, would mnintain
Lhl!4 mad for r,ha use of s;me. For some tine +iris has not been done.
Phis road is badly in need of ropairs. Doc; the City of Clermont want
access to the alley or is this 1ur,}c of maintenance to be considered the
City has no further use of thn road?
Tf the latter is the ca.,e., the road will be removed and the property
will be put to better nsc.
'Lours truly,
Lillian R.Gaddy
1320 Wilkinson St.
Orlando, Fla. 32803
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Mr. Cordon Tiffany
City Manager
1 Westgate Plaza Drive
Clermont•, Florida 32711
Re: Hall Properties
Dear Mr. 'Tiffany:
Enclosed is copy of letter from Mr. John S. Benson, an attorney representing
Hall Properties. Apparently there is a title defect• and they are asking for
a quitclaim deed to clear the title.
I am enclosing a quitclaim deed which should be executed by the City if they
are in agreement.
Very truly yours,
LEONARD H. BAIRD, JR.
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Leonard Bnird I Esquire
Post Office Box 848
CIe,.-Illollt, Plorlda 3271.1
near Mr. Britrd:
As we discussed he telel)110110 Fri(Illy, July 21 1,976, LhiS
firm represents 11,111 Properties/Clermont Center, a partner -
which is the present ground lessee of the Clermont
;It the i.jitersoction of state road 50
Shopping Center lying
and Bloxam Avenue.
Enclosed you will find a copy of an agreement between
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John M. and Dorothy E. Boyett and 110 City of Clermont
recorded in Official Records Book .2'38 , page 497, public
records of,Lake COLMLY, Florida. 1,11(l nIreement cre!]LOS
cloud on the title 'Ind is Pr(!v(lllt 'i"R the partnership from
obtaining a second mortgage on its Leasehold interest.
I would appreciate your obtaining for us a quitclaim
deed from the City of Clermont regnrding the agreement ;It
the next meeting of the City Council, which I understand
will be Tuesday, July 1.3. The present-OWTIOr Of the fee
simple title to the property is Life and casualty Insurance
whose address
Company of Tennessee, a Tennessee corporation, 37219; the
is Life and Casualty , rower, mashville, Tennessee,
quitclaim deed should run from the City Of Clermont to the
insurance company.
If you have Any questions or need any further. infor-
mation, plc,. -Ise call. Thank You for Your assistance in this
matter.
Very Lculy YOUT-S,
John S. Benson
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of lut•; 261 .,ed ?.r,
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to gr:1 1 r, flue", h y' r:, o. t •I .. .... I, 1 r,.,tdt• 14.• a.dd alley- I,
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for all unlill. I. navy c-. ro, ,I . i j I I• �' ,,..I L) ,) : i P.. n �, x by ;my ml '
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Iurvon, firm or vu•pora Ilull under it frincII Ise fro in the Scnmd party,
9. 71iat In Ihu event Pl; II P.I rt lure :.In nIId rcll or convey ony part
or Ivi reel of foul 1GI to 1f+U In:,l ;; v,•, snrh con vcyn ncc shall be awdc
subject to die term:: and conaltion., Ihis Agreotncot.
!• In the a •, nt snW grant or eescom ait or right -of -Way Is ronvcyW
to the Sccnud fatty and Lbo Suamd Party fulls Io baihl, or consu'uet eu ld
nllcyway, ar If aftrr no Imllt or c—i' ucn.l, rim Sccund I'.,ry closed or
n11aIP1011tl Faille, the Second Nrty ngr,:ev Utut It Hill on:•.:r into in agmvinent
with the Fltst Pardus [o mewl, r.u,rui, ,ml I—oku this Agr—rt. Further,
dut during the celslancc of 11- AS-- ,I, nt .-d during the uxisLmice of die
gr:mt, --em or right-of-way her, hmblc pruvidW for, the Secoml Par y
will pay all rml property Luc, ,,,, d,. Immh: • nbm-d withllt said grant,
uu:enu•nt or right-f-ay.
5. This Agr-,--nt eI,all h,: bin.!ing ui :+n :ind sluill Inure to die
ticncflt of the heir.,—,:tltora, aduun!:.I r. u•rn, -� lgns and nuccusora
of the respoatl ve pa Ilea hereto.
IN V. NI ss WIIL'fili0f', the CITY OP CLCRh!ON'1• has cn uacJ Ito
colmnon snJ to b.: h.a'auntu affis•nt, and the • a!tl Fit nt Pani.•s have here-
unto :;,I d"" h.,nds I'll .-I. ;ill a ,�f Ih • d , � u i I' � I
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h. Lad toadl;nnJhg to the
laws of if,,- Slate of F1,1d, ng, I ff.'JkjSffy CIjIkj IF
t1lat B.a Jo, n nvJ A y V.
Clerkof C11 Y of; (:I,l 4.N! J-h-on,
'I M.sor.md City
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going I if"!
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and that LI,y..ffj,,j th r,. n'Ati"t 11 1 11f
and I F-Ulcl I I I"a kit I!FY l I Ion;
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Made this doll of -Ir D- /976
Between CITY OF L'LERMONT, a Municipal corporation,
a corporationexisting under the talus of the Stale of Florida
party of Iha/lrst part, and LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY OF TENNESSEE,
a 'Tennessee corporation,
,sc address is: Life and Canunity 'Power, Nashville, 'Tennessee, of the Coanty'of.
Davidson and ,1�Yate of Tennessee party o/rthe second part,
`Nrlllll'Hhl' 111 that the said party of Ihr /last. part, /ilr and in rotexideratinnlof
the sour of ONE AND N0/100---------------------------------0)------ Imllars
in hand paid by the shirt parltt of the. A•eronrt parl, the recripf nlhrrru/' is hrIw(yl arSroomt-
edgrd, has rrorised, released erred q,ritrlairnvl, and bll these prrse0s dons• rrrrrt;se,
rrlrase and gaihdainr, 11,1110 thr said, party o/'lllrserand purl all the ri,r,l, little, i0rrest
elairu a.nel denand rohieh. Ili,- said party a/' the /lrst part has in urn/ to the lo,baein, rd
described lot , pleee or parcel o/' land, s'itun e lydn4and bein;p in I& ('runty of
LAKE Stale of 17oridcc, to roi.t:
Lots 258 to 269, inclusive, as represented on the Official Map of the
City of Clermont, filed 2/4/26 and recorded in Plat Book 8, pages 17
to 23, inclusive, Public Records of Lake County, Florida, LESS AND
EXCEPT, Fractional Lots 258 and 268 lying within the right-of-way of
State Road 50, and Fractional Lot 269 lying within and North of the
right-of-way of State Road 50.
I
I To Have and l0 Hold tr•r saner, together roith, all, and ,simyrtlar the
appurletrances thereunlo bet urisdnr,+' in intpri,se appertaioin�a , «cl t1 Ih /l r :datr,
right, title., interest all,/ chti.n, rchut - ,wr ,/' lhr said party of the., It; purl, e thrr• in.
lazo or erluity, to the only prvl,nr us,!, 1, nepl and behoof of the said party ol'the second
part.
i
Ill Willlesw the said party of the, flat. part has
caused these presents to be signed in its name by its7F&-,xmkX
MAYOR and its corporate seal to be afj'uxed, attested by its CITY CLERK
(Corporate the day and year above zoritten.
Seal)
✓Ittest:
DOLORES W. CARROLL, &OCdSfISX
CITY CLERK
Signed, Scaled and Delivered in Our Presence:
MIOSTATE LEGAL SUPPLY COMPANY
rTTV nF ri FRMnNT
By
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR. )&FMhdU01X MAZOR
This instrument prepared by:
LEONARD H. BAIRD, JR.
HOVIS and BAIRD
Attorneys at Law
1 Westgate Plaza Drive
Clermont, Florida 32711
llga�vtK ANNI 6iAAtttO
nrrunfiCrO Ar enW
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July 9, 1976
City Council
City of Clermont
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Florida 32711
Re: Condemned Buildings
Gentlemen:
The following buildings have been condemned by the Building Official under the
Code of Ordinances:
532 Chestnut Street (James Battle)
1023 4th Street (Laura Adams)
_.. 477 W. Highway 50 (C. A. Mobley) _...._..:.:
350 W. Minneola Avenue (K. Elmer Munson)
Several extensions of time in which to remove these buildings have been granted,
but the property owners have not complied with Building Official's order to
remove the buildings.
I would recommend legal action at this time and would request authorization to
apply to the Circuit Court for an order directing the property owners to remove
the buildings.
Very truly yours,
LEONARD H. BAIRD, JR.
LBB/bhh
GREATER CLERMONT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
hnlinc Civic Auditorium Fhon
p, o, Bna 417
Clermont, Plorlda 32711
July 9, 1976
Clermont City Council
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Fla, 32711
Dear Council Members:
On behalf of the Greater Clermont Chamber of Commerce I
t
would like to express our appreciation for the assistance
and cooperation that you gave us in the creation and the
emplacement of the TIME CAPSULE for our Bicentennial Cele-
bration.The elp
e us
ore
thathcould hbe expected at you and tand he cweywould olike toyees thank wthankyouas n1for
your efforts.
Of course the aims of the City of Clermont and Chamber of 111�
Commerce are the same, TO BUILD A BIGGER AND BETTER CLERMONT.
However, all cities do not have the same fine working re-
lationship that we enjoy. We appreciate it.
Sinc rely
Bob Wade, President
Home of the
CITRUS TOWER
Cenler of the W.rld'e Itrol
Ynrvt d B— Fl.hln
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Landseair Building
DATE: July B, 1976
Landseair has vacated the old Chamber of Commerce Building at
Bth Street and Minneola Avenue. They had leased this building since
July 22, 1966 and recently had been paying rent of $65.00 per month.
I cannot think of any future municipal use that we might have
for this building. It would seem reasonable to sell it instead of
entering into another lease arrangement.
My question is whether you would like to retain this building
and find another tenant or sell the property if a suitable buyer can
be found.
I /
Gordon Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (7/13/76 Agenda)
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Easement - Lot 9, Block 2, Minnehaha Chain 0 Lakes
DATE: June 30, 1976
A Vafoot side yard easement is required across the above
property for the installation of a sewer lateral. Through an error
the line has been installed without benefit of easement.
Following an exchange of letters, Mr. Williams has turned
down our request for this necessary easement. I think that it would
be futile to ask again that Mr. Williams (who lives in Miami) grant
the easement.
It appears that the logical next step is to turn the matter
over to the City Attorney with authorization for him to proceed with
condemnation as a last resort, and I so recommend.
Gordon Tiffany
i;
cc: City Clerk (7-13-76 Agenda.) I
ACCOUNTB PAYABLE JULY 1976
GENERAL FUND
A B Dick
(Office Supplion)
9.04
A & L Automotive Service
(Bnlancu Tiren)
5.00
Advance Elect.
(Repair Motor at Tonnin Court)
17.00
Armstrong Smith Pninto
(faint & Supplico)
505.55
BaLtorion By Finher
(Bnttory)
31.75
Cnrne Oil Co.
(Potroleum Products)
38.52
Central Indent Salon
(V-Bcltn)
107.06
Clamentn
(Pont Control)
9.00
Clermont Auto PnrL•n
(Auto MalnL & Repair Parts)
69.79
Clermont Bui.ldern Supply
(Concrete & Bldg. Supplice)
401.08
Clermont llnrdwaro & Supply
(Cord, Hunhingn, Gao Can, ccL.)
15.19
Coblee Radiator & Auto Elect.
(Donator, Can Tank, Regulator, Starter)
77.00
Colonial Chry-Ply
(Pipe & Ilene)
86.65
Duot-Tex Service
(Janitorial Supplies)
16.10
Eckord Drugs
(Camera Supplico-Lifeguard Umbrella)
41.71
F & R Office Suppliaa
(Office Supplicu)
32.75
Gam Chemical Co.
(Janitorial Supplies)
28.80
Hilltop Stationery
(Office & Bicentennial Supplion)
188.47
Hughes Supplies
(Who clbarrow-Igloo Cooler)
55.06
Hunts Garden Center
(Dog & Swan Food)
17.45
Jack Cocke & Co.
(Speakers & P. A. System)
257.20
Inland Equip Co.
(Belt & Muffler)
45.13
Jim Willie hardware
(Valve-S llooks-Glovea)
28.56
Kucchlor's Fire Equip
(Recharge Fire Ext.)
12.23
Knowles
(Peat Control)
10.00
Konslor Steel Co.
(Flat Bar & Saw Blade)
15.87
Lake Apopka Natural Gas
(Utilities)
32.60
Maddens Elect. Service
(Relocate Siren & Repairs LL Field)
428.43-
McCain Sales of Fla.
(Signs)
53.50
Mobil Oil Corp.
(Petroleum Products)
435.18
Monroe
(Office Equip Maint)
42.00
Morgan's Auto Parts
(Anti Freeze)
176.00
Nolan Engine & Mower
(Weed & Hedge Trimmer)
359.50 -
Orlando Paving Co.
(Asphalt)
73.78
Santi-Pot Chem. Toilets, Inc.
(Port Toilet)
40.00
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
(Uniforms)
294.25,
Shelfer Ford Tractor Co.
(Tractor Parts)
14.19 "
South Lake Press
(Publications)
79.69
Standard Auto Parts
(Auto Maint & Repair Parts)
127.05
Tampa Tribune
(Publications)
28,80
Texaco Inc.
(Petroleum Products)
63.80
Valbro Business Forms, Inc.
(Checks)
213.57
Western Auto Store
(Batteries)
17.20
4,602.30
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Clermont hardware & Supply
(Plug End)
.98
Clermont Builders Supply
(Bldg. Supplies & Concrete)
336.04
Colonial Chry-Ply
(Regulator)
13.03
Clermont Auto Parts
(Auto Repair Parts)
30.77
Cherne Scientific Inc.
(Chemicals)
51.00
Consolidated Chem. Corp.
(Sewer Blocks)
125.00
Davis Meter & Supply
(Meters)
331.97
Hanks Electric
(Repair Highland Pump)
49.20
Hilltop Stationery
(Office Supplies)
.87
Hughes Supply
(Inventory Stock)
252.39 .
Motorola Inc.
(Radio Maint)
105.50
Maddens Elect
(Repair -Lake Ave Pump)
20.00
National Elect Coil
(Labor to Disassemble Pump Motor)
100.00
Orlando Lab. Inc.
(Chemical Determination)
35.00
S.O.U.S. Inc.
(Small Tools)
36.42
Schonstedt Instrument Co.
(Pipe Locator)
452.21
Sta-Con Inc.
(Alarm Light Globes)
48.90
Southern Meter & Supply
(Rings, Plug, Ells)
130.53 -
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
(Uniforms)
70.50
Scotty's
(Roofing Tin)
322.40
Standard Auto Parts
(Value Stem)
•47
2,513.18 ;