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12-12-1995 Regular Meeting CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held Tuesday, December 12, 1995 in the Council Chambers at the Police Department. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Pool with the following Council Members present: Mayor Pro Tern Norquist, Council Member Cole, Council Member Dupee, and Council Member Sargent. Other officials present were City Manager Saunders, City Attorney Baird, Finance Director Van Zile, and Deputy City Clerk Whitlock. INVOCATION The Invocation was offered by City Manager Saunders followed by the repeating of The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag by all present. MINUTES The minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held November 28, 1995 were approved as presented. CITY MANAGER SAUNDERS' REPORT Council Special Meeting and Workshop Council Members agreed to hold a Workshop Meeting at 6:30 p.m. and a Special Meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 19, 1995 in the Council Chambers at the Police Department. COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE'S REPORT Council Member Dupee invited everyone to the December 15, 1995 Chamber of Commerce Membership Breakfast at the Citrus Tower at 7:30 a.m. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 2 VISITORS WITH BUSINESS Oceanfront Properties, Resolution No. 891 City Manager Saunders stated the applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow the operation of a church in a C-2 General Commercial District. Mayor Pool read Resolution No. 891 by title only and stated the request requires a Quasi-Judicial hearing be held and that anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to the request must be sworn in. The following were sworn in by City Clerk Van Zile: Bill Van Wagner Rick Van Wagner 10630 Dwight Road, Clermont 805 Forrest Wood Drive, Clermont Bill Van Waggoner stated they want to temporarily locate the Clermont First Christian Church in the Emerald Lakes Plaza until they build a church. Rick Van Waggoner stated the only problem noted is with parking and they have an agreement with Peoples State Bank to use their parking lot of 49 spaces. City Manager Saunders stated that one of the major concerns of the staff was the provision for parking for this type of use. A letter from Peoples State Bank has been received stating they are allowing their parking lot to be utilized for Sunday services. Resolution No. 891 requires that a shared parking agreement be executed and recorded between the bank and the Shopping Center prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy for the Church's use. The Resolution also conditions the temporary use for a period of not more than two years and limits the services to Sunday mornings and Friday evenings. Other large functions will require separate approval from the City Manager. The Planning and Zoning Commission and the staff recommends approval of the request with conditions as stated in Resolution No. 891. Mayor Pool closed the public hearing. 95-226 A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Sargent, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 891. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 3 Lund/Wedgewood Services, Resolution No. 892 City Manager Saunders stated that the applicant is requesting an amendment to Resolution No. 868, the original Conditional Use Permit that was approved for the Adult Independent Living Facility to be constructed on Minnehaha Avenue. Mayor Pool read Resolution No. 892 by title only and stated that the request requires that a Quasi-Judicial hearing be held and that anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to the request must be sworn in. The following were sworn in by City Clerk Van Zile: Judy Adamson Harold Roberts 2295 S. Lake Shore Drive, Clermont 663 Highway 50, Clermont City Manager Saunders stated the first request is to allow the perimeter wall to be a combination of stucco or brick and ornamental iron rather than a solid masonry wall that was required in the original Conditional Use Permit. The second change would be to allow delivery and service traffic to utilize the dedicated alleyway which extends north of the property to S.R. 50. The original Conditional Use Permit required service traffic to enter from Magnolia Street. It has been determined that any access from Magnolia Street would be harmful to the large oak tree located in this area. The existing platted alleyway that leads from S.R. 50 to the north side of the property would be improved and paved by the developer. This plan will eliminate the traffic on Magnolia Street while protecting the large oak tree located on the property. The third change would be to eliminate the condition that required all ingress and egress for construction to be from Magnolia Street. This is in conjunction with the determination made that any ingress and egress from Magnolia could cause harm to the large tree. Construction equipment will access the site from Minnehaha Avenue. Judy Adamson asked about the location of the alleyway and how many vehicles would use the alleyway. City Manager Saunders stated the alleyway runs between the building occupied by Dr. Heinrich to the east and Harold Roberts building to the west. He stated that use of the alley will be restricted to service vehicles and the developer has estimated that there will be approximately four delivery vehicles a week. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 4 City Manager Saunders stated that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of these request changes as stated in Resolution No. 892 and the staff recommends approval. Mayor Pool closed the Public Hearing. 95-227 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 892. Richard Bosserman, Resolution No. 893 City Manager Saunders stated the applicant is requesting a Conditional Use for a Planned Unit Development for approximately 57 acres lying north and south of Brogden Drive west of Hwy. 27 and east of Lakeview Hills subdivision. Mayor Pool read Resolution No. 893 by title only and stated that the request requires that a Quasi- Judicial hearing be held and that anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to the request must be sworn in. City Clerk Van Zile swore in the following: Alan Faulkner Robin Faulkner Mark Feeser William Adamson Judy Adamson' Dave Lang Kay Kasal America Torres Carol Lenhardt William J. Moore Jeffrey More Irene Moore Bill Rauch Richard Bosserman Francisco Torres Rod MacLoud 960 Brogden Drive, 960 Brogden Drive, 965 Brogden Drive, 2295 S. Lake Shore 2295 S. Lake Shore 955 Brogden Drive, 950 Haddock Drive, 945 Brogden Drive, 2277 Ridge Avenue, 950 Brogden Drive, 950 Brogden Drive, Clermont Clermont Clermont Drive, Clermont Drive, Clermont Clermont Clermont Clermont Clermont Clermont Clermont 950 Brogden Drive, Clermont 2240 Lakeview Drive, Clermont 125-A E. Mark Street, Orlando 945 Brogden Drive, Clermont 950 Haddock Drive, Clermont CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 5 Richard Bosserman stated he was trustee for owners of the property. The planned commercial use incorporates 6.47 acres and has Highway 27 frontage with approx- imately four acres located on the north and south sides of Brogden Drive at its intersection with Highway 27 and the additional commercial located at the existing median cut south on Highway 27. Approximately 37.3 acres is planned 'for residential use with multi-family residential up to 10 units an acre planned for approximately 9.67 acres which would be adjacent to Highway 27. Single-family residential is planned for approximately 27.63 acres which will be located south of Brogden Drive adjacent to Lakeview Hills subdivision. Professional office use is planned for approximately 1.7 acres located on the north side of Brogden Drive west of the commercial site and adjacent to the Lakeview Hills subdivision. Mr. Bosserman stated that citizens expressed concerns at the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting regarding the house size and limiting traffic onto Brogden Drive. He stated he has compromised and agreed to a minimum house size of 1,250 square feet. He has also agreed to a right hand and left hand turn lane on Brogden Drive. Mayor Pool asked all those sworn in to ask their question or make their comment, then all questions will be answered. Bill Rauch asked if the Council Members had received a petition from Lakeview Hills subdivision home owners listing their concerns. Council Members indicated they had. Judy Adamson asked about the left-turn and right-turn only instead of turn lanes. She asked that traffic be directed to Hwy. 27 in order to reduce traffic on Brogden Dr. for safety. She also asked for 1,500 square foot minimum home size to be considered. Bill Adamson stated that no discussion occurred at the Planning and Zoning Com- mission meeting regarding a noise buffer. He asked the Council to consider raising the minimum 1,000 square foot requirement. He was also concerned about traffic. Robin Faulkner was concerned about the noise and the need for a buffer. She was also concerned about traffic and safety on Brogden Drive. She wanted a wall between the commercial area and the homes. Alan Faulkner stated his biggest concern is safety and the high traffic on Brogden Drive. He asked if the County was planning another road to the south accessing Highway 27. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 6 Mark Feeser wanted a wall built between the Lakeview Hills subdivision and the new residential area so his property value would not decrease. Rod MacLoud was concerned about the excessive amount of traffic on Brogden Drive and thought it would be good if the new development had its own access onto Highway 27. Kay Kassel asked what uses were allowed in the commercial area. Dave Lang stated his main concern was the traffic on Brogden Drive. Jeff Moore recommended that Brogden Drive be closed to all traffic but local traffic and school buses, and asked for more street lights for security purposes. Carol Lenhart stated her major concern was the traffic on Brogden Drive, especially for school children who need to cross the street. She stated that Brogden Drive could not handle any more traffic. She was also concerned about water runoff from the new development and stated the retention area cannot handle any more drainage. She also requested a minimum of 1,500 square feet for single family homes. America Torres stated her main concern was traffic on Brogden Drive and Lake Shore Drive and that they could not stress it enough. Irene Moore stated they didn't have enough street lights. Mrs. Moore stated she was concerned with safety and asked if construction trucks will be allowed to use the road. William Moore asked if Mr. Bosserman had any contracts on the property yet and if the current plans were concrete. He asked that no through traffic be allowed on Brogden and asked for additional lighting. Robin Faulkner stated that emergency vehicles use Brogden Drive for access to Highway 27. She was concerned with the amount of traffic and stated that emergency vehicles may not be able to get through. She asked what type of commercial use was going in on the corners. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 7 Bill Rauch stated that traffic was already a problem on Brogden Drive. He urged the City to take positive steps to ask the County to do something about a cut-through to Highway 27 south of the area. City Manager Saunders responded to the traffic concerns, stating that for the last five to seven years the City has been urging Lake County to provide another access road from south Lake Shore Drive to Highway 27. The County recently showed him plans for an access road near Lake Louisa Road. They are also looking into redesign of the Anderson Hill Road. The County Road Impact Fee Committee lists as one of its priorities a Highway 27 access road in that area, and City Manager Saunders explained that he is a member of that committee. He also explained that Brogden Drive was originally platted and constructed as a bypass road and accordingly, the City required an 80' right-of-way and additional pavement. It would be difficult to restrict traffic from a road designated as a bypass road. According to a recent Department of Transportation Highway 27 corridor study, they propose to close some of the median cuts on Highway 27. Highway 27 is also a Federal highway and new federal and state standards require limited access, and will not allow any additional median cuts. City Manager Saunders stated that staff does not agree with a right-turn only east onto Brogden and a left-turn only west onto Brogden, directing traffic onto Highway 27. Walkers will be safer in that the developers will be required to construct sidewalks on both sides of Brogden Drive through the development. In reference to the request for a 1,500 square foot minimum home requirement, City Manager Saunders stated that a large portion of the area is currently zoned C-2. Mr. B0sserman has agreed to a 1,250 square foot home even though R-1 requires only 1,000 square feet. In response to the noise buffer, there is a 25' landscaping buffer required between the professional office area and the existing subdivision. He also recommended that a 6' masonry wall be required between any vehicular access areas and any existing residential area. On the south side of Brogden Road, there is no road planned and since this will be back yard to back yard of single-family residential, no wall is recommended. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 8 City Manager Saunders explained that the commercial zone does not include manufac- turing and generally is considered retail. Additional street lights may be advisable in this development. In regard to drainage, no runoff is allowed to be placed off-site and adequate retention areas will be constructed for the new development. Regarding environmental concerns, the Site Review Committee will review the detailed plans and those concerns will be addressed at that time. In answer to the question about whether this plan is set in concrete, if any changes are proposed to the Planned Unit Develop- ment, the developer will be required to bring those changes to the City Council and the same notification process will be 'used as has been. City Manager Saunders explained that construction trucks will be allowed to use Brogden Road. He has spoken with Police Chief Tyndal regarding the complaints of excessive speed and there will be stepped-up patrol in the area. Richard Bosserman stated that he and Planning Director Harker had discussed No. 8 and 9 of the General Conditions that refer to the frontage road north of Brogden Drive, and he asked that "at the time of development" be added to each. He also requested that No. 12 be changed from one year to two years. Mayor Pool closed the Public Heating. 95-228 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Cole, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to adopt Reso- lution No. 893, amending it to add "at time of development' to No. 8 and No. 9, deleting the last sentence of#10 of the General Conditions, and adding a General Condition requiring a 6' masons, wall (either stucco or brick) to be constructed between any vehicular access areas associated with the professional qr~ce development and the developed residential lot west of the professional offices lying north of Brogden Dr. Council Member Dupee left the meeting at approximately 8:25 p.m. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 9 Pamela BonJorn, Request for Clarification of Purchase Price City Manager Saunders stated that several months ago the City offered to purchase the BonJorn building located at the intersection of 7th Street and DeSoto Street for the appraised value of $75,000. The BonJorns did not accept the offer initially, however, approximately one month ago they decided to move ahead with the sale of the property to the City and asked that the sale be included in a "like-exchange" transaction. Mrs. BonJorn had an update of the appraisal conducted at her expense since the May, 1994 appraisal, and the property re-appraised at $76,500. Since there was an urgency to close on the "like-exchange" property and the time frame with the bank for this exchange was scheduled to expire, Mrs. BonJorn made the decision to go ahead with the closing at $75,000 and request the Council to consider payment of the additional $1,500. Her assumption was that the original offer was based on the appraisal and if time had permitted for the new appraisal to be submitted, the approved purchase price by the Council would have been the new appraisal of $76,500. City Attorney Baird stated that the City has no legal obligation, but Mrs. BonJorn felt the City would pay the appraised value. 95-229 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to approve $I,500 additional for the property_ purchase on 7th and DeSoto &reet from Para BonJorn. Leonard Baird, Variance Request for Side Yard Setback Mayor Pool stated that the applicant is requesting a side yard variance for the installation of a screen enclosure for their pool located at 242 E. Lake Shore Drive. He stated that the request requires that a Quasi-Judicial hearing be held and that anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to the request must be sworn in. City Attorney Baird stated that he is unable to advise Council Members on this issue as he will be representing himself. City Clerk Van Zile swore in Mr. Leonard Baird, Jr., 242 E. Lake Shore Drive, Clermont. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 10 Mr. Baird stated that his house at 242 E. Lake Shore Drive and the house next door were built in the early 1950's. Retention walls were required for both homes because of the significant slope towards Lake Shore Drive. There is a 6' wide natural stope strip between these retention walls. The request is for a sideyard setback of 3' which is the location of the retaining wall, and the Zoning Ordinance requires 9'. The east end of the screen room would be installed on top of the retaining wall. City Manager Saunders stated that this property has unusual topography. On two occasions in the last few years, the City Council has granted requests of this type for existing pools. One was an existing pool that was constructed in approximately 1987 at 1760 12th Street. In 1988 the City granted a 5' rear yard setback for a pool enclosure. In 1994 the Council approved a setback of 3.77' for a pool enclosure at 730 Drew Avenue in order to create an additional buildable lot. 95-230 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to grant a 3' sideyard variance for a pool enclosure at 242 E. Lake Shore Drive. NEW BUSINESS Resolution No. 890, Ex Parte Communication City Manager Saunders stated that Florida Statutes, Section 286.0115 is new legislation that allows governmental entities to establish procedures for ex parte communication for local officials concerning Quasi Judicial matters. This was a law that was enacted at the request of the League of Cities and other agencies to allow better communication between Council Members and applicants in Quasi Judicial hearings. Council Members will be able to communicate much as they have in the past with persons involved in Quasi Judicial requests. The difference will be that a record must be kept of the communications or site visits or other input and this must be disclosed and made a part of the record prior to final action. A summary sheet will be developed for Council Members to utilize in keeping a record of their communications that will be submitted at the time of the hearing. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 11 Mayor Pool read Resolution No. 890 by title only. 95-231 ,4 motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Cole, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 890. Resolution No. 894, Parking Exchange Fee City Manager Saunders stated that our Land Development regulations allows a development in the Central Business District to pay this fee for each required parking space that cannot be provided on site. This Resolution will establish a one-time parking exchange fee of $1,500 per space for the Central Business District. The resolution requires all monies collected to be placed in a restricted fund that can only be used for acquisition of additional parking areas or other methods providing additional parking in the Central Business District. The parking exchange fee applies to new construction only. Mayor Pool read Resolution No. 894 by title only. 95-232 A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Sargent, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 894. Change Orders, J.W.J., Inc. City Manager Saunders stated that J.W.J., Inc. ha~ completed the water line extensions for the EDB project and approval of 17 change orders is requested which total $65,513.45. All but approximately $13,000 are directly related to the EDB connections requested by the Department of Environmental Protection and will be reimbursed to the City by them. The unrelated charges were for additional work completed for the interconnection with the Greater Hills Utilities that was purchased by the City. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page, 12 95-233 A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to approve 17 change orders to J. W.J., Inc. for the EDB project water line extensions for a total of $65.513.45. City Manager Saunders stated he is also requesting approval of three change orders with our contract with J.W.J. for the water distribution line and booster pump installation which was a $226,708 contract required for the interconnection and changes to the Lake Hills Utilities system. The three change orders total $11,131.18 and are for additional connections and piping that was not anticipated in the original bid. He also requesting approval of an additional 27 days which were needed for the additional work that was not anticipated. He stated that the City has 44 new water customers because of this project. 95-234 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to approve three change orders with J. W.J. , Inc..for the water distribution line and booster pump installation for a total of $11,131.18 and 27 additional days. Community Development Block Grant City Manager Saunders stated a request for proposals for administrators was advertised for the Community Development Block Grant and only one proposal was received which was from Fred Fox Enterprises. Mr. Fox was the administrator for the last Block Grant and also handled all of the application documentation for the new Grant. Mr. Fox is proposing to administer the grant for a total of $81,000 which is the amount that is designated in the Grant proceeds for the Grant administration. We recommend approval for Mr. Fox. 95-235 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Cole, and carried unanimously to accept the bid of $81,000 from Fred Fox Enterprises for administration of the Communi~. Development Block Grant. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 13 Bid Award, Gasoline and Diesel Fuel City Manger Saunders stated they were happy with the bids received for the Gasoline and Diesel Fuel bid for 1996. Five bids were received and the low bidder is R.C. Dunn. The bid amount is a fixed amount that will be added to the per gallon cost of the fuel delivered to the City. The per gallon cost will be actual dock (terminal) cost paid by the supplier and shall not include any other mark-up or handling charges. He explained that we will be able to obtain the current dock costs prior to ordering a shipment of fuel and the contractor is required to make delivery within 72 hours of our notification. With this procedure, we can monitor dock prices and maximize our savings on this purchase. He recommended awarding the bid to R.C. Dunn, the Iow bidder. 95-236~ A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to award the I996 Gasoline and Diesel Fuel bid to R.C. Dunn. Equipment Purchase City Manager Saunders stated that $37,000 was included in the budget for a good used aerial bucket truck. A 1980 bucket truck has been placed for sale by Florida Power. which is a 54' bucket and has a current certification through October, 1996. At that time it is recommended for replacement of cables with no additional major replacement until 2001 at which time the cylinders are recommended for replacement. The truck can be purchased for $13,000. Our chief mechanic has inspected the vehicle and found it to be in good condition. We would request approval of the purchase from Florida Power. 95-237 A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to approve the purchase of the 1980 Florida Power aerial bucket truck from Florida Power for $1s,ooo. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 14 City Manager Saunders stated would also needs approval to designate the our old bucket truck as surplus equipment and advertise it for sale at a minimum price of $7,0OO. 95-238 A motion was made by Council Member Sargent, seconded by Council Member Norquist, and carried unanimously to approve the oM bucket truck as surplus equipment. Meeting Cancellation City Manager Saunders stated that it has been customary to cancel the second meeting of December unless there is action that needs to be taken by the Council prior to the first meeting in January. At this time he did not anticipate any issues that would need approval and he recommended the cancellation of the December 26 meeting. 95-239 A motion was made by Council Member Cole, seconded by Council Member Sargent, and carried unanimously to cancel the December 26 1995 Regular Council Meeting. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Watson Lawsuit City Attorney Baird stated he attended a mediation meeting regarding the disposition of property ownership and right-of-way along Lake Avenue running south of Seminole Street adjacent to the Dazzling Sunset Subdivision. An additional problem has been discovered regarding the location of an 8" water line. He asked that the item be tabled until the December 19, 1995 Special Meeting. Council Members agreed to table the item. CITY OF CLERMONT MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1995 Page 15 There being no further business or discussion, the meeting adjourned at 9:47 p.m. Robert A. Pool, Mayor Attest: City Clerk 1"0: F' J 'Olfl: ; Subject: Date: PrOl:)er'ty generalty 'l. ying nortl'~ and soutl'l of: 8r'ogden i)r-:ive arid wesl. ot: U.S,, Highway 27 Decernber' 2_, .I. :)9...~ We, bhe home(:)wr~ers' of I_akev.i. ew Ill..lis., would like you to delay the approvaJ, of [:lie development of l;l~e, above property until all of f, he following (but not limil;ed bo') issues are addressed and resolved: 1. We have had many 'deep concerns about the, traft~'ic vo&.ume and speed in our development. We are alarmed by the proposed plan, not only from a s.afety standpoint, but our .quality of life. 2. We DO NOT want the current residential restrictions reduced (i.e. midimum squa,re, footage, o¢ homes", .HO~es per"acre and no multifamiJy I~omes); : ~. Will an eigh't foot br.i. ck Wall be Bf-ected separating tlqe proposed development site from Lakeview Hills homes? o · 7 '-Have wildi, ife.. and' e..nvironmentai Cbn6'~'~ns- be&h".~ddreSsed? 4. 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