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10-22-1974 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES N9 1672 REGULAR Pllih;'HNG A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, October 22, 1974. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr. with the following members present: Councilman Oswalt, Schroedel and Byrd. Other officials present were: City Clerk Carroll, City Attorney Vason, City Manager Hopkins, Director of Community Services Smythe, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dean, Jr. and the Messrs. Sargent, Judy, Blackburn, Jones, Czech, and Beals. Representa- tives of the Daily Commercial and the Sentinel/Star were 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 October 8, 1974 and of the Special Meeting held October 16, 1974 were approved as written. Mayor Smoak announced the first order of business to be the consideration of a request by Robert E. Caruthers for a Variance to Section 26-25 (E) (1) of the Zoning Ordinance (SETBACKS IN A C-2 ZONE ON PROPERTY ADJACENT TO HIGHWAYS 50 AND 27) in order to construct a canopy on property described as: Beg. 165 feet East of Millholland Street on North line Hwy 50, run N 18 deg. 44" 40"" W 125 feet N 55 deg. 45" 20"" E 125 feet SW'ly along Hwy. 190 feet to POD. General location description being: Fleet Oil Company station at intersection of Highways 50 and 27. There was no one present who object to the request, whereu on motion was made by Councilman Byrd seconded by Councilman Schroedel an Carrie tat t e request Mayor Smoak announced the next order of business to be the consideration of a request by E. L. Kindred for a Variance to Section 26-23 (E) (3) of the Zoning Ordinance (REAR YARD SETBACKS IN AN R-3 ZONE) in order to construct a patio on property described as: Lots 1 & 2 in City Block 74. There was no one present who objected to this request, whereupon motion was made " Councilman Oswalt, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried that the request be granted. City Manager Hopkins reported that bids had been received for three police cars as follows: 2 - 1975 Police Cars with tradeins of 2 - 1973 Plymouths Leesburg Chrysler/Plymouth @ $3498.00 ea. Rice Chevrolet @ $3895.00 ea. 1 - 1975 Police Car with trade in of 1 - 1972 Ford Leesburg Chrysler/Plymouth @ $3723.00 Rice Chevrolet @ $3895.00 Mr. Hopkins further reported that Rice Chevrolet did not meet the specifications as submitted, and he therefore recommended that the bid be awarded to Leesburg Chrysler/ Plymouth, whereupon motion was made by Councilman Oswalt, seconded by Councilman City Manager Hopkins reported as follows: That a preliminary engineering report had been received on the Minnehaha Estates sanitary sewer improvements and was being reviewed at city hall; That he anticipated having bids to award on the Seminole well by the second council meeting in November; That inasmuch as Council had received preliminary drawings on the proposed extension of city hall and the construction of a swimming pier, he would like to meet with Council workshop session MINL)TEs N9 1073 to go over the plans with respect to some changes that he would reconnnendq; That payi'nghassessmemnts,rland, That PatrolmennSwanson andoJaggeorscwerecenrolleduintastrect 40 hour Breat•hallzer Course, City Attorney Vason reported an offer had been received to fully and completely settle the City vs Peter li. Johnson condemnation suit out of court for the amount of he $aS'5o00the afterving gain d all he facts and exceed ures in the this case, and this amount should the matter continue in litigation and final jury trial, and he therefore recommended that Council accept this offer for -full settlement. Motion was made Mayor Smoak reported he had received a request from the Disabled American Veterans to sell Forget -Me -Not Flowers in the city from November 18th thru November 23rd. Motion was made b Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Oswalt and carried ti-Tat this request be granted. Mayor Smoak reported he had received a letter from W. K. Hennessey, Director of Lake County Department of Pollution Control wherein he advised that the city had been granted a 6 months variance on the sewerage effluent plant, and, that he and City Manager Hopkins had appeared before the Board of County Commissioners on October 15th requesting that the County Commission petition, via resolution, the East Central Florida Regional Planning Commission to incorporate the City of Clermont in a corridor area existing between the boundary lines of Highway W50, from the they then0attendeduatmeetingwintOrlJhich the ando thatsamedate of the State Departmther entoed f- - -- Pollution Control and requested that Clermont be included in the designated 208 area for federal planning funds on water quality, and a Resolution formally requesting this matter was adopted by Council in Special Meeting on October 16th. Councilman Schroedel, liaison representative to the Library Board, reported of their request to Council for permission to construct a 1200 square foot addition at an approximate cost of $20,000.00 to the Library, such permission being necessary ding is located on city owned property. Motion was mndp by Councilman Byrd, seconded b Councilman Schroedel and carried that this Mr. Schroedel still further reported that the Library Board was desirous of receiving assurance, in writing, that Lots 18 & 19 in City Block 76 would be restricted to library related usage and/or purposes. Council was in agreement with this request, but inasmuch as there was a question of the legality of placing restrictive covenants on city owned property, the matter was referred to City Attorney Vason for his consideration and recommendation. Councilman Byrd inquired of Mayor Smoak as to the status of the sanitary sewer operating permit, and he was advised the city had been granted a one year temporary operating permit. Councilman Byrd reported that the initial meeting of the Charter Revision Committee had been held on October 21st, and that he was well pleased with its start. Referring to a letter from City Manager Hopkins to Messrs. A. R. and Donnie E. Sewell with regards making necessary improvements to their property located at 665 Highway 50, Councilman Byrd advised he felt the requirements as described in Section 301.1 of the Code wherein only one kitchen would be allowed if there was only one bathroom, was very arbitrary. City Clerk Carroll read a communication from members of the "Class of '75" of Clermont High School, wherein they requested permission to hold a dance in the Jenkins Auditorium on Friday, November lst between the hours of 10:00 P. M. and 12:30 A.M. M�,ro ti„ rm,nrilman Oswalt, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried are MINUTES NQ 1.074 Motion was made by Councilman Schroodol, seconded by Councilman Byrd and carried that the s epac. Mayor Smoak announced the next order of business to be Councll's review of the preliminary plat of Dickson Shores Subdivision. Mr. Max Judy appeared before Council on behalf of this matter and advised that he was in agreement with the required conditions as recommendFd by the Subdivision Advisory Committee and the Planning and Zoning Commission following their consideration of the preliminary plat, with the exception of Condition No. 3 requiring the developer to pay a sum of money equal to five percent of the value of the gross area to be subdivided. City Attorney Vason had previously been requested to study this proposed condition as to its legality, whereupon he advised that the 4th District Court of Appeal had interpreted such a requirement to be unconstitutional in a similar case to this, thereby he would advise Council that this portion of the city's subdvision ordinance was also unconstitutional, and should be deleted. Motion was made by Councilman Schroedel. seconded by Councilman Oswalt and 1. The only public improvement necessary which must be provided by the developer is water service. In view of the limited extent to which water service improvements must be provided, the City agrees make the installation at a cost of $1474.00, payable in advance by the developer. 2. Easement shall be provided for six (6) inch water line from Lake Shore Drive to Settle Street. - cilman Oswalt offered and moved the adoption of a RESOLUTION grantincl a CUP was Councilman Byrd introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE GENERAL OPERATIONS BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF CLERMONT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1974-75: AUTHORIZING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS CONTAINED THEREIN: 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 Attorney Vason, by title only. Councilman Schroedel introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE WATER AND SEVIER DEPARTMENT BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF CLERMONT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1974-75; AUTHORIZING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS CONTAINED THEREIN: 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 Attorney Vason, by title only. Councilman Oswalt introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLOSING AND PERMANENTLY ABANDONING JUNIATA STREET BETWEEN THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OFOWAY LINE OF SECOND STREET AND THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF EAST AVENUE, AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGES 17 THROUGH 23, INCLUSIVE, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the ORDINANCE was read for a first reading by City Attorney Vason, by title only. Councilman Oswalt offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROMULGATING NEW ORDINANCE NUMBER 25-51 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES: REQUIRING CERTIFICATION BY A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER THAT CERTAIN DEVELOPMENTS OR PROJECTS CONSTRUCTED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT SHALL RETAIN ON THE SITE OF SAID PROJECT OR DEVELOPMENT, A FIVE-YEAR RAINFALL: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the motion was seconded by Councilman Byrd. The ORDINANCE was read for a second and final reading by City Attorney Vason, by title only, and upon roll call vote on passage of the motion, the result was: Ayes: None. Nayes: Byrd, Schroedel, M INUTES N4 1075 Smoak and Oswalt. Total Hayes: 4. The motion failed to carry. Councilman Schroodel introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING SUB -SECTION (B) OF SECTION 20-9, SUB -SECTION (C) OF SECTION 20-13 SUB -SECTION (B) (2) OF SECTION 26-26, SUB -SECTION (B) OF SECTION 26-50, SUB -SECTION (A) OF SECTION 26-87, AND SUB -SECTION (C) OF SECTION 26-100 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES: ESTABLISHING A RATE SCHEDULE OF APPLICATIONS FOR ZONING VARIANCES, CHANGES OF ZONING, CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS, AND PRELIMINARY PLAT AND FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR SUBDIVISIONS: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the ORDINANCE was read for a first reading by City Attorney Vason, by title only. Nominations were submitted to fill the vacancy of Councilman in Group No. 2 for the remainder of the first year of a to year term, or, January 14, 1975, as follows: Mr. Ben Blackburn Mr. Henry Czech With regards the proposal as submitted by H. Russell Fogler to provide consulting services for the city's employee pension plan, motion was made by Councilman Byrd, With regards inquiry of the City Manager of Council's desire to participate in the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act inasmuch as the Emergency Employment Act is to be terminated November 1st, motion was made by Councilman Sch_roedel, and seconded by Councilman Bvrd that the City enter into an agreement to The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:40 P. M. Claude E. Smoak, Jr.,'Mayor Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk APM.If, ATIOff Application 1s hereby made for the, use of the Clermont Jenklns Civic Auditorium on y`��t(�,q,��Sk 51a\� n�� -�---between the hours of The dance is sponsored by and the following named our or more persons will be in attendance as chaperones; I114e understand that I%ir are to pay a rental fee of $2.00 per hour�.,, with a minimum of $6.0G. 11-ie' further understand and agree that IA am/� responsible for any vandalism, or damage to the building and or fixtures and as assurance of such responsibility I/We;are posting-- _- - $50.00 as surety with the Chamber of Commerce Secretary. It is my/�our understanding that the $50.00 surety, less rental fees, will be returned to ma/u�s)within five days following the dance providing that the auditorium W d or fixtures are not damaged. Date Sponso s fay i 1.032 N.W. 94th Street Oainesvl'I.la, Florid,, 32601 octobor 1.4, 1974 Mr. Robert Hopkins City Manager 1. West Gate Plaza Clermont, Florida 32711 Dear Bob: I enjoyed seeing and meeting with the City Council on September 25. I felt that both the Council and Mayor were quite knowledgeable, and their thoughtful questions indicated to me that Clermont has given the proper concern to its pension fund investment. In regard to the Mayor's question about whether I would be interested in acting as a consultant, the answer is "yes". From our discussion, I would envision such a position entails three functions. (1) An annual evaluation of the conformity of the -- - " actual portfolio to the recommended guidelines which are being drafted by the Council. In regard to common stocks and bonds, this would evaluate conformity to quality and diversification guide- lines. Also, the portfolio would be checked to insure that the proper balance of cash (short-term paper, etc.), bonds, and stock were maintained. i (2) To raise current questions to be asked of your investment trustee. For example, presently you might ask about the appropriateness of a no-load short-term mutual fund for your cash position. Also, you might ask what factors would cause him I to suggest an increased common stock position I during this next year. It is the function of j your investment trustee to develop answers to such questions. The importance of such questions is that they provide a basis for specific operating instructions versus the policy guidelines. The policy guidelines vet rancea of: policy. however., i.n a specific year, the Counc-11 might want the trustee to act in a certain 1 i r REC'iV EDJC,` Mr. Robert 11opkins October 9, 1974 hmin Two way within the gui.deli.nus. For example, if the guidel nes suggest 0% - 20% in cash, the Council might indicate that it deuires all cash reservus up to 20% be held until there is a decline 1n both the prime rate below 10P, and two months of declines in either the Consumer Price Index or the Whole- sale price Index. Such operating instructions should be suggested as additional guidelines for only the next year, and should be mutually acceptable to both the Council and the investment trustee. (3) To be available throughout the year for consultation via telephone concerning appropriate portfolio guidelines. The evaluation report would be done in Gainesville and mailed to you prior to your annual. meeting with your invest- munL trustee; every second year, I would Come to Olurauml: in person for discussion of the report. This personal. appearance might immediately precede your annual meeting with your investment trustee. I believe such personal appearances are important if I am to provide the most relevant service to you. Also, over time, my reports should help to provide long-term continuity in your investment approach; such con- tinuity is important because of the turnover of Council members. Finally, turning to the Mayor's question about my fee, I believe that $150.00 plus mileage is certainly a reasonable fee for the above service, and professionally I do not feel that I can accept a lower annual fee. Even if you do not choose to retain me as a consultant, I will be happy to provide very general consultation services gratis via the telephone. i I look forward to hearing from you regarding your decision on this, and I also hope that you will send me a tentative draft of the guidelines for my comments. Sincerely, i 11. Russell Fogler, Ph.D. Note: In no way should the above :;tatements be understood as an offer of investment counsel or specific investment recommendations. The services outlined are general analysis of portfolio composi- tion, not recommendations or investment advice to purchase specific securities. HRF:lyd 10: City Council rROM: City Managnr SJBJECT: EEA - CETA 0I'L: October 17, 1974 At the regular meeting on August 27, the Council approved the City': 1)urti.:I- pation in the employment program under the Gneigoncy 'anpluymenf Act (CEA). ,Authorization was granted to execute the necessary agreement, but in lied of having four additional personnel, that four prus(ntly funded positionns !)o fiIl.d as they become vacant. In a meeting held in Tavares on October 16th, we were advised that the Ff:A 111-0- gram was being terminated and that participation viould bo trimsfarr•ed to rmPloy- went under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (i:ElA). ;his chz,rnle is to become effective November 1, 1974. Under EF.A, we were to receive $11,034.00 to fill the four positions. Umiar CETA, vie are scheduled to receive $24,060.00. This would enable us to empluj addi- tional people. The EEA program was to end March 31, 1975, while the CETA program goes until June 30, 1975. In order for us to participate in the CETA program, we must execute a new agreement. On the surface, it appears that the CETA program would fit our needs better than the EEA program. Quite the contrary, CETA requires a thirty day unemployment period. Since we are attempting to fill budgeted positions under these require- ments, an additional two -week period of unemployment would work a definite hard- ship on its. The purpose of the program is to employ the unemployed. The "carrot" which is used to obtain participation by governmental agencies is the additional people added to the work force. Our approach to the program is not totally consistent with the program objectives. We would like to continue to participate, even Under CETA, but do not feel we can under the present, self imposed limitations. The problem is further cmm-ounded by the fact that more money is available which we would like to use, but couldn't as we are presently structured. It appears that we have two alternatives: 1. Terminate our participation in the program or, 2. Employ additional people under the CETA program in addition to our budgeted compliment. The people we employ in budgeted position, under the EEA program between now and November 1st would continue to he in the CETA program and we would be reimbursed for their employment costs. Realizing that the Council has some apprehension about employing additional personnel in addition to our budgeted positions, it is recommended that v.,- participate in the program. It is not mandatory that we absorb all the program people into our organization should program funds terminate June 30, 1975. We feel that program will be funded beyond June 30th, but there are no guarenteea. We feel that many of the people employed under the program can he used to fill budgeted positions as vacancies occur. On the other hand, if the Council feels we should continue our existing policy of employing into budgeted positions only, it is recommended that vie terminate 1 1 i participationour ill be This matter Y1 on October rprogram. �Hor. r ' i c. r (ji(r/ u/ ()Ivi-17dr)7l( 4! I Wool Oolo Plnm • Clorrnonl, 19onda 37711 • Phnnn: (004) 304-3141 October 23, 1974 Mr. Thomas A. Hardy Administrator Public Service Employment Florida Department of Commerce Caldwell Building Tallahassee, Florida 32304 Re: EEA - CETA Dear Mr. Hardy: At their meeting last evening, the City Council considered participating in the CETA program effective November 1, 1974. Please consider this letter as notice that the City of Clermont does not wish to participate in the CETA program effective November 1. It is our understanding that the EEA program will terminate on November 1; therefore, we will not be continuing participation in the EEA program after that date. Sincerely, Robert M. Hopkins City Manager RMH:ah cc: City Clerk FLORIDA'S FINEST INLAND RESORT -RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY 0 ACCOUNTS PAYGu:C - 01;m0f 1974 GENERAL FUND Amn.Public Works Assoc. Bowen Office Supply (Membership) $ (Candidate Forms) 30.06 75.64 Clements (Post Control) 9.00 Control Specialists Co. (Repair to Traffic Lites) rr 55.00 Clermont 131drs.5upply (Concrete & 111dg.Maint.Materials) 244.77 Crest Restaurant (Prisoner Meals) 268.25 Cal Ilegstrom Co. (Copystat Supplies) 19.95 Dust -Tex Service (Building Maintenance Supplies) 18.10 Farm & Home Machinery (Sprinklers) 145.00 F1a.League of Cities (Membership) 324.00 Goodyear Service Stores (Tires) 135.20 Dr. G.A.Gough (Drive -In Window Unit) 600.00 Hanks Electric,Inc. (Repair to Air Conditioner) (Lot Mowing) 31 64 836.00 Hunt's Garden Center Ilwy,Equipment (Target Saw Blades) 69.50 Hydraulic Supply (Hydraulic (lose) 31.75 Jack Cocke & Co. (Hose Gaskets) 5.00 IBM Corporation (Supply Agreement-PD typewriter) 45.00 Kidders Restaurant (Prisoner Meals) 117.50 Lay -Rite Carpets (B1dg.Maintenance) 10.00 Lake Apopka Gas (Utilities) 25.00 Mobil Oil Corp. (Petroleum Products) 1041.57 M M M Company (Sign Faces) 66.50 McCain Sales of Fla.,Inc. (Sign Emblems, Decals) 153.20 Municipal Code Corp. (Ordinance Codification) 247.12 Madden's Electric Service (Bldg. Maintenance) 111.30 National Linen Service (B1dg.Maintenance Materials) 12.00 Orlando Paving Co. (Asphalt Mix)•1 207.20 Olivenbaum Insurance (Insurance) 8525.00 Ramada Inn (League of Cities Mtg.) 96.48 Robert F. Vason,Jr. (Legal Fees) 506.25 Sou.Bldg.Code Congress (Housing Codes) 18.26 Safety Lites (Batteries & Bulbs -Barricades) 9.22 The New Turnipseed Motor Co. (Door Panel) 21.41 The Daily Commercial (Advertising) 12.48 Valbro Business Forms (Office Supplies) 24.38 Walker Miller Equip.Co. (Bandit Tool -Buckles -band) 60.90 Zoning Bulletin (Renewal) 20.00 r..' jy $S' UTILITIES FUND Badger Meter,inc. (water Maters) 437.64 Consolidated Chemical (Soil Sturilant w/sprayer) 261.25 Clermont Uldrs.Supply (hammer handles) 5.00 Curtin Matheson Scientific, (Chemicals) 31.46 Hughes Supply,Inc. (Ells-bushings-Hipplos,etc.) 256.60 Hughes Supply,Inc. (Lead Flanged Goosenecks) 49.46 TO: City Council FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: Bids - Police Car DATE: October 18, 1974 We have received the bids for three (3) police cars. See attached bid tabulation. Since Rice Chevrolet did not meet the specifications, it is recommended that the bid be awarded to Leesburg Chrysler - Plymouth, the only other bidder. Robert M. 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