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MINUTES N4 757
REGULAR MEETING
ARegular Fleeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held
in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, September 14, 1971. The meeting
was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Don E. Smith with the
following members present: Councilwoman Watson and Councilmen Vanderhteer,
Cochran and Beals. Other officials present were: City Manager
Hopkins, City Clerk Carroll, City Attorney Langley, Director of Public
Utilities Asbury and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present were:
Mesdames Betty Thomas, Ella Mae Sheldon, Frances Oswalt and Messrs.
E. L. Schumann, Don Thomas, Deane Marshall, Dennis Thomas, Fred Vogt,
Thermond Butts, Tom Day, George Gallup, Homer Allen, Bill Williams,
Virgil Hawkins, Sam Bratton, Lawson Wolfe, William Willis and C. A.
Managold.
The invocation was given by Councilman Beals, followed by the Pledge
of Allegiance to the American Flag in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on August 24, 1971 and of the
Special Meeting held on August 31, 1971 were approved as written.
Mr. Virgil Hawkins, representative of the Lake County Oportunity Office
who had appeared before Council on March 23, 1971 and presented a
resume of a proposed project "Mini -Bus System for Lake County" again
appeared before Council advising that the project was now firm and
inquired of Council as to designation of 4 bus stops in the city and
presented to them a proposed bus stop route. This matter was referred
to City Manager Hopkins.
Considerable discussion took place regarding the amount of financial
assistance to be allocated in the proposed 71-72 budget for the Chamber
of Commerce. Motion was made by Councilman Beals and seconded by
Councilman Vanderhteer that the City Manager be directed to include in
the proposed 71-72 General Fund Budget an allocation to the Chamber of
Commerce equal to 2/5 Mill, Upon roll call vote on pasage of the
motion, the result was: Ayes: Beals, Watson, Smith, Vanderhteer and
Cochran. Total Ayes: Five. Mayes: None.
City Manager Hopkins submitted his report both orally and written
and a copy is attached hereto.
With regards interest shown by persons for the possible annexation of
Minnehaha Estates to the City of Clermont, motion was made by Councilman
Cochran, seconded by Councilman Beals and carried that a petition as
prepared by City Attorney Langely for such annexation be turned over
to people in that area for circulation. With regards the annual
League of Cities convention to be held in St. Petersburg in October,
motion was made by Councilman Vanderhteer, seconded by Councilwoman
Watson and carried that Councilmen Cochran and Beals be designated as
the voting delegates from Clermont. With regards request from the
County Commissioners for permission to burn Junkddautomobiles in this
area, it was consensus of Council that the City Manager obtain a more
definite location for such proposed burning before any action is taken.
With regards a change in the traffic pattern in the Elementary School
area on days that school is in session in order to alleviate a traffic
problem now existing, motion was made by Councilman Cochran seconded
by Councilman Beals and carried that the traffic pattern change as
proposed by City Manager Hopkins, Chief of Police Tyndal and Elementary
School Principal, Gerald McLean, be approved.
MINUTES N9 758
With regards the city employees now enrolled in school taking ob
related courses on their own time, Mayor Smith commended these
employees on this action.
AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT,
FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 52-C OF THE CODE OF THE CITY
OF CLER140PIT BY PRESCRIBING IN DETAIL THE PRE-TREATMENT REQUIRED
AND PROHIBITING INFLUX OF GREASE, OIL AND SAND: REPEALING SECTIONS
129, 130, 131 and 132 AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE was introduced
by Councilman Beals and read in full for a first reading by City
Attorney Langley.
Councilman Vanderl•1eer offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE
UNDER THE CODE OF ORDIi1ANC!iS OF THE CITY OF CLER''10'IT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, CLOSING A;ID PFRIIANENTLY ABANDONING ALL THE PORTION OF W!:)TON
STREET LYING BETWEEN THE HORTHERN RIGHT OF '!JAY OF MINNEHAHA AVENUE
AND THE SOUTHERN RIGHT OF WAY OF HIGHWAY 50 AND 'rJHICH ABUTS LOTS
265, 266, 267, 266, 300, 301 and 302 IN CLERMONT HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION.
The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Watson and the ORDINANCE
was read in full by the City Attorney for a second and final
reading. Upon roll call vote on passage of the motion, the result
was: Ayes: Beals, Watson, Cochran, Smith and VanderMeer. Total
Ayes: Five. Nayes: None. So the ORDINANCE was adopted, the
number 40-M assigned to it and a copy ordered posted.
Councilman Beals offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE UNDER
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER A QUIT
CLAIM DEED TO C. WELBORN DANIEL CONVEYING CERTAIN PORTION OF LANDS
TO HIM IN EXCHANGE FOR OTHER LANDS ALL BEING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
OF CLERMONT, FLORIDA. The motion was seconded by Councilman Cochran
and the ORDINANCE was read in full for a second and final reading by
City Attorney Langley. Upon roll call vote on passage of the motion,
the result was: Ayes: Beals, Watson, Cochran, Smith and VanderMeer.
Total Ayes: Five. Nayes: None. So the ORDINANCE was adopted, the
number 41-M assigned to it and a copy ordered posted.
Inasmuch as an Agreement between the City of Clermont and Konsler Steel
Company for the construction of a street between Juniataand Desoto
Streets had not been executed, the proposed Ordinance closing a
portion of Juniata Street was tabled at this time and not presented for
Final reading.
Motion was made by Councilman VanderP4eer, seconded by Councilman Beals
and carried that the bills be paid.
Mayor Smith inquired of any action having been taken toward condemnation
proceedings of existing un-safe/unsanitary buildings throughout
the City. City Manager Hopkins advised that no action had been taken
inasmuch as many of these buildings were occupied and he was reluctant
to start such proceedings with such a shortage of housing which now
exists in the city.
Motion was made by Councilman Cochran and seconded by Councilman
Beals that the City Manager be directed to obtain an appraisal on
the city owned building now occupied by First Federal Savings and
Loan Association and proceed to advertise for bids on sale of the
building. Upon roll call vote on passage of the motion, the result
was: Ayes: Cochran, Watson and Beals. Total Ayes: Three. Nayes.-
VanderMeer and Smith. Total Nayes: Two. The motion carried.
MINUTES NQ egg
A brief discussion of the proposed 71-72 General fund Budget took
place —and it was consensus of Council that inasmuch as the cost
estimate for an extension of East Avenue as submitted by Michaels-
Stiggins, Inc. far exceeded the amount as allocated in the proposed
budget, that City Manager Hopkins obtain a second cost estimate
for such extension from another engineering firm of his choice.
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smith.
Do�Em ti, Mayor
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Dolores W. Carroll, city.0 erf�l<
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CITY ;1ANAGCR`s !-EPORT
The routine iusi ess of thr:, c-;tv is being conducted as usual. The
sanitary sewer project is proceeding on schedule. Pipe crews are
presently working on fifth St:^eet betv,een Broome and SR 50, Lake
Shore Drive between Ramie Road and Ande�•son, Lake Avenue at Desoto
and Hest; Avenue at the railroad,
the Planning and Zoning Commission Will meet at 7 Pit on Tuesday,
September 21 to discuss further the new subdivision regulations for
Clermont. They will also consider a new fence ordinance.
The business community is reminded that occupational license fees
,:re due and payable on or before tite first of October. All businesses
are requested to pay the fee and obtain their license before the
clue date to avoid a penalty.
it looks as if September is going to be a fairly active month
from a building standpoint. Permits have already been issued to
;,uild a convenience store and laundromat on the southwest corner of
SR 50 and Bloxam and seven houses on Fourth between Chestnut and
Seminole.
Residents are asked to bear with us as we make our trash collections
Extra men and trucks have been assigned to trash collection to
meet the demand. It seems as if everyone is putting out trash for
nick up.
Interest is still evident in favor of annexation by some resident
home owners in Minnehaha Estates. They have expressed a willingness
to circulate a petition requesting the City to proceed with the
necessary action to make Hinnehaha Estates a part of Clermont. The
City Attorney has prepared the petition and I would like authorization
to turn it over to the people in that area for circulation.
Councilmen Cochran and Beals have indicated that they will attend the
League of Cities Annual meeting in St. Petersburg in October.
It is requested that they be designated by Council as the voting
delegates.
In a letter dated August 30, 1971, lake County Planning Director
James Watkins advises that the county would like to conduct open
burning operations of junk automotive scrap at various locations
throughout the county. There are two proposed locations in our
area. One is east of town orn Highway 50 and the other is south of Lake
Minnehaha. They have asked for our approval before they seek approval
from the Pollution Control authorities. It is requested that I be
authorized to advise Mr. Watkins that the City of Clermont has no
objection to the county pursuing the matter.
Since school has started, we have had a traffic problem around the
elementary school during school hours. Chief Tyndal has discussed
the matter with the elementary school principal, Gerald McLean,
and they have recommended the following: Between the hours of 7:30
AM and 4:00 PH, school days only, they recommend one way traffic
West on Carroll - East Ave to Second, north on Second - Carroll
to Orange and east on Oak - Second to East Ave. (See attachment).
They feel this would provide for a more orderly flow of traffic and
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greater safety for the children. I concur. It is recommended that
the Council approve this new traffic control arrangement effective
October 18. This will give us time to make the necessary signs and
give the school time to notify the parents, the PTA and other
interested parties.
As I am a firm believer in the premise that a trained employee makes
a better employee. I am pleased to tell the Council that we
presently have four employees enrolled in job related courses. All
are attending masses on their own time. Patrolman ilitchell Rogers
and Poli4•Cadet Jerry Blair are enrolled in a course in Criminalistics
at Lake Sumter, Community College. Mitchell is also taking courses
towaro his 2C0 hours. Utilities Superintendent Tommy Asbury and
eieter 'Reader Eugene Switzer are enrolled in the Region III Annual
Short Cours,, for Sewer Plant Operators. The course is being held
in Rockledr)e. I'm very pleased that these employees think enough
about the people they serve to gain additional expertise in their
jobs throdgh training.
Sr..dtember 14, 1971
Attachment
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11f,0006!TS d'Ayl1;S_L"_SF.P'fGh1EtI.1t 1,971._.
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sdiator Si�rvfce
apply Co.., Tnc.
s' P n s t Coni:roI
! specialists Co.
Locke Z. Co., Inc..
1,-r,r!ont Auto Parts
Clermont Appliance
Credit Bureau of Eustis
Clermont Hardware
Central Industrial Sales, Inc
Clermont B1drs, Supply, Inc.
Cities Service
Dixie Uniform Supply
F & R Office Supply, Inc..
Graham -Jones Paper Co.
Gem Chemical Company
G1enMar Electronics
Goodyear fire & Rubber Co.
Harris Paint Compnay
Herb's Ice House
Hilltop Book Nook
Hughes Supply Co.
Hydraulic Supply Co.
Jim Willis Hardware
John B. Newsom
Konsler Steel Co.
John Lamb Chevrolet
Lake Business Machines
Lake Apopka Natural Gas
Lawton Bros., Inc.
Madden's Electrical Service
Memorial Bronze
Public Market
Prescott Tractor Sales
South Lake Press
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(Vail!cle Repair)
40.29
(Court DockotlO
152.10
(t31dg, aaintenance)
18,00
(Traffic Li+:.. Qepa'ii•s)
G6.95
o D��p•t .. a,.c `alit icis,
I12.50
{Stock Items-Vehlc'e
Haintenauco)
11.:4
(Fuses)
7•52
(Property 'transfers)
15.00
(tdire !flesh)
4.41
(Equip. Mainten::2nce)
8.88
(Bldg, !taintenaa::e)
16.79
(Petroleum Products)
681.39
,Rags -Public. Elorks fiair,t.)
7.50
(Office Supplies)
21.75
(Trash Car. Liners)
41.00
(Trash Drum Tops)
142.20
(Install Car Radio & Aronna)
147.45
(Tires)
39.52
(Striping Paint)
17.95
(Ice for City Crews)
22.40
(Office Supplies)
55.51
(Bulbs for Tennis Courts)
58.32
(Vehicle Maintenance)
3.15
(Bldg.!iaintenance ?, Stock
Items)
18.02
(Gear Oil)
8.95
(Equipment Maintenance)
8.50
(Vehicle Maintenance)
1.20
(Office Machine Maintenance)
34.15
(Utility)
6.00 ,
(Bldg. Maintenance Supplies)
47.15
(Labor on Traffic Signals)
76.75
(Memorials)
113.50
(Prisoner Supplies)
3.02
(Equipment Maintenance)
303.60
(Legals)
93.27
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INCOMF:
mEa"IBL:RSHIP Dm:S
$5,000.00
CITY OF CLERMONT
6,500.00
CIIRI S'I'AIAS PROMOTION
1 , 000 . 00-
ANNUAL DINNER
400.00-
ORANGE BLOSSOM BRLAKPASTS
4,10.00
LABOR DAY
1,200.00-
PIISCL'LI,ANI:OU5
100.00
$14,0- 0.00
L•XITNDITURES:
ADVERTISING, PRINTING $ PROMOTION
-,,00().00
ANNUAL DINNER
400.00='
CHRISTMAS PROMOTION
I,000.00t=
DUES (i SUBSCRITITIONS
100.00-
FLOIiERS - NHV BUSINTSSFS
L00.00
LABOR DAY CELFBRATION
11200.00"T,_.
LAKE. COUNTY FAIR
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200.00--
MISCELLANEOUS
MANAGER'S INSTITHI'1
200.00
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500.001,
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256. 00 ` -' i
POSTAGE
250.00�"
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SALARY - 011HITS
500.00
450.00,
TELEPHONE
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150.00
TRAVEL
CAR ALLOWANCE
330.00
U7'ILI"1'1ES (sign I igh[s)
200.00
MAP & BROCHURE 1,P,FRVIi
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204.00
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