10-12-1999 Regular Meeting CITY OF CLERMONT
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OCTOBER 12, 1999
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held Tuesday, October
12, 1999 at Jenkins Auditorium. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor
Turville with the following Council Members present: Council Member Biddle, Council
Member Brown, Council Member Lamb and Council Member Wolfe. Other City
officials present were City Manager Saunders, City Attorney Guthrie, Finance Director
Van Zile, and Deputy City Clerk Maddox.
INVOCATION
The Invocation was offered by Council Member Brown followed by the repeating of the
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag by all present.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Brown: and carried unanimously to approve the minutes of the
regular Council Meeting held September 28, 1999.
A motion was made by Council Member Wolfe and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to approve the minutes of the Joint
Workshop Meeting of the Ciw. Council and Planning and Zoning
Commission held August 23, 1999.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Brown, and carried unanimously to approve the minutes of the
~t~ecial Ci~ Council Meeting held September 23, 1999.
CITY MANAGER SAUNDERS' REPORT
Mr. Saunders scheduled a Council Workshop for Tuesday, October 19, 1999, at 6:00 p.m.
at the Police Department so that several planning items could be discussed with the City
Council.
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Mr. Saunders stated that the CRA Board requested that the City Council designate three
commercial loading zones in the downtown area and stated that only two parking spaces
would be displaced.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle, seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to designate three commercial
loading zones in the downtown Clermont area as recommended by the CRA
Board; one in front of Jenkins ~4uditorium: one in the Municipal lot and one
on 8th Street at the NW corner.
Mr. Saunders stated that the West Orange Chamber of Commerce formed a group called
the Transportation Taskforce and requested that representatives from cities in the West
Orange and South Lake Counties and Lake County attend the meetings. Mr. Saunders
stated the purpose of the group was to work together in resolving transportation problems
on Highway 50 and other transportation routes. Mr. Saunders stated that he had attended
a couple of the meetings and Planning Director Barry Brown had attended all of those
meetings and would give the City Council Members an update.
Planning Director Brown stated that members of the West Orange Community came to
realize that there are several transportation issues that needed to be addressed
immediately and realized that transportation issues do not respect boundaries and what
was happening in Lake County would also effect West Orange. Mr. Brown stated that the
group also realized they were not on the radar screen of Metro-Plan for Orange, Osceola
and Seminole Counties, whose efforts are focused on the 1-4 corridor. Planning Director
Brown stated the group wants to form a group that will be able to speak as a unified voice
at the State level for West Orange and South Lake Counties. Mr. Brown stated that the
meetings have been enthusiastically attended and has had representation from the cities of
Clermont, Winter Garden, Oakland, Ocoee, Windermere as well as Lake County and
Orange County, the DOT, the Turnpike Authority, East-West Expressway Authority, and
the Reedy Creek Improvement District, as well as Representative Johnson who
challenged the group to develop a list of priorities for him to take to the legislature.
Planning Director Brown stated in order to be effective and develop a list of priorities and
plans they needed an executive committee made up of 15 members to include 4 traffic
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generators, 2 County elected officials, 5 City elected officials, 2 Chamber officials, 1
Expressway Authority representative and 1 representative from Reedy Creek. Mr. Brown
stated that those representatives would then elect an Executive Committee of 5 members
and there would be a Technical Committee composed of planners from each member
government and transportation agency. Mr. Brown stated that transportation is the most
critical planning issues facing the City and suggested that the City of Clermont participate
with this group and requested the City Council designate a representative.
Council Member Wolfe stated he was concerned that there would be many more
representatives from the West Orange County area than the South Lake area and the votes
on issues could be stacked against the City. Mr. Wolfe stated he was concerned about the
City's involvement on a monetary basis or even being involved in selecting the group's
priorities as he did not feel we were going to have enough votes to protect South Lake
County.
Mayor Turville stated he was concerned that this group will want a financial investment
from the City. Mr. Turville stated that he did feel that we would be remiss to not
participate in a potential planning effort. Mayor Turville stated he had a concern that one
of our members could have a conflict if this group incorporates as a 501(c)(3). Mayor
Turville stated he did feel that this group is going to be in.place whether we participate or
not, and he feels Clermont should be there to give input and influence the priorities of the
group.
City Manager Saunders stated that no boundaries have been set and this group is looking
at a lot of different transportation problems that are affecting both South Lake County and
West Orange County and initially they want to develop a format and move ahead so that
this area has a voice. Mr. Saunders stated that there is going to be a lot of competition for
dollars and if there is a group that is concentrating on a particular area, the City should be
a part of it and get some of those dollars steered this way. Mr. Saunders stated he felt that
it was important that one of our City Council Members be a part of that group as well as
Planning Director Brown.
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Planning Director Brown stated we need to have representation from this South Lake area
as there are needs that are particular to our area that the rest of Lake County do not have.
Mr. Brown stated the transportation issues and Highway 50's problems are not bound by
any boundary any decisions made by our surrounding area will affect us. Planning
Director Brown said this group is trying to put together a basic list of priorities for this
West Orange-South Lake area and in the future if we do not wish to participate, we do not
have to.
City Attorney Guthrie stated that there would be no conflict of interest issue with our
representatives serving on this Task Force as no decision that representative made would
inure to his personal benefit.
Council Member Lamb stated she was concerned that we could have a conflict in
priorities with West Orange County and she does not want to dilute our priorities.
Council Member Lamb stated that she did feel we should participate in the group and at
least monitor what direction it was going in and if we did not like it we would not have to
participate in the future.
.4 motion was made by Council Member Wolfe and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to appoint Ma~vor Hal Turville to
represent the Ci~ o~f Clermont Ci~ Council on the Transportation
Tas~orce group.
CITY ATTORNEY GUTHRIE
No Report.
FINANCE DIRECTOR VAN ZILE
No Report
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COUNCIL MEMBER BIDDLE
No Report
COUNCIL MEMBER BROWN
No report.
COUNCIL MEMBER LAMB
Council Member Lamb stated she received several calls from David Falzon indicating
that he was having difficulty receiving an answer from the City as to the ownership of
lakefront property on Lake Winona. Ms. Lamb stated Mr. Falzon wants some
communication in writing from the City regarding the conflict of ownership 6f the
property.
City Attorney Guthrie stated that he had spoken with Mr. Falzon and while it was one of
the first things City Manager Saunders gave to him to handle, it has not been the first
thing he needed to deal with. Mr. Guthrie stated he is having the title work done now and
he will try to get a report to the City by the time of the next City Council Meeting. City
Attorney Guthrie stated that when the report was formally given to the City, the City
would contact Mr. Falzon.
Mr. Falzon stated he was unhappy with the length of time the title work was taking.
Mayor Turville stated that Mr. Falzon had talked with most of the City Council Members
and he assured Mr. Falzon that when the City received a result from the title search work,
they would make certain he had the results of that report.
Council Member Lamb stated she had also received several calls regarding the dust
problem on Highway 27 from Lost Lake.
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City Manager Saunders stated that the dust abatement issue would be on the next
workshop agenda.
COUNCIL MEMBER WOLFE
No report.
MAYOR TURVILLE
Mayor Turville stated he attended the Lake Community Action Agency Head Start
luncheon and presented them with the Proclamation honoring Head Start and they were
very pleased. Mayor Turville stated that he learned that the Head Start program was
originally for children aged two through five and has now been extended to include
infants through five years of age.
Mayor Turville read a Recognition Proclamation to be presented to the Lake Community
Action Agency, Inc. recognizing their 33 years in leading the stmggle against poverty.
Mayor Turville stated he had several calls questioning whether the City of Clermont was
going to address the additional $25,000 homestead exemption that was approved as a
Constitutional Amendment this past November. Mr. Turville stated that this Amendment
creates the opportunity for local City and County Governments to extend the additional
exemption to certain segments of the senior citizen population, depending on their
income. Mayor Turville stated that he has requested that Finance Director Van Zile to
research and find out how other communities are modeling the math so that we can have
some idea as to what the dollar amount might be to the community and the number of
citizens who would possibly qualify.
Finance Director Van Zile stated that he was asking for a quote from a service that
researches the incomes of seniors.
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Howard Barry stated he had attended the State Delegation Meeting in Tavares and
learned that the County is laying over action on this issue until the State determines how
to calculate the formula for determining income of the citizens who may qualify for this
exemption.
City Manager Saunders stated that Mr. Barry made a good point and suggested that we
wait for the State's clarifying language on how to determine income before we take any
action.
CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Turville named those items listed on the Consent Agenda and stated if there was
anyone wishing to discuss any item on the Consent Agenda, then that item would be
moved to the end of the New Business section of the Council Agenda.
Item No. 1
Recycling Container Purchase
Request to purchase 800-SRI-18 recycling
containers from Busch Systems
Item No. 2
Surplus Equipment/Vehicles
City equipment and vehicles that are requested to
be declared surplus for auction
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to approve the Items on the
Consent ~genda.
VISITORS WITH BUSINESS
Resolution No. 1096-City of Clermont
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City Manager Saunders stated that this is the Resolution tabled at the last meeting that
requires applicants for certain requested action by the City Council, to supply the names
and addresses of those properties surrounding the subject property for notification. Mr.
Saunders stated that the Resolution includes the exemption for single family residential
lots as requested by Council and Staff recommends approval.
Mayor Turville read Resolution No. 1096 by title only.
A motion was made by Council Member Wolfe and seconded by Council
Member Biddle, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to approve
2~esolution No. 1096.
Ordinance 294-C
City Manager Saunders stated this is the final public hearing of certain amendments to the
City's Land Development Regulations that have been discussed in joint workshops with
the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Saunders stated that there are two other
sections that will be coming before the Council at a later date, including an additional
grading ordinance and additional landscaping requirements.
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 294-C by title only and opened the floor for public
comment..
Matthew Modica stated that he wanted to thank the Engineer and Staff and everyone
involved in this process and stated he felt it was a step in the right direction for the City
and will enhance the community in which we live.
A motion was made by Council Member Wolfe, seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously by roll call vote, to approve
Ordinance 294-C.
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NEW BUSINESS
Lake Community Action Agency, Inc.
City Manager Saunders referred to correspondence received from James Lowe, Executive
director of the Lake Community Action Agency stating that the City of Clermont has
been selected again to appoint a representative from the public sector to serve on the Lake
Community Action Board of Directors. Mr. Saunders stated that Mayor Turville
designated Lester Cole to serve in his place and Mr. Cole has served in this capacity for
several years and is currently the Chairman. Mr. Saunders stated that Staff recommends
that Council approve Mr. Cole to represent the Mayor in this position.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to appoint Mayor HaroM Turville
to serve on the Board qf Directors qf the Lake Communi~ Action Board
and approve Mayor Turville's des~nation qf Lester Cole to represent him
Fire Truck Purchase
City Manager Saunders stated that the City has $400,000 budgeted this year for the
purchase of an Aerial Platform Fire Truck. Mr. Saunders stated this type of track has the
equipment necessary to fight fires in taller buildings, specifically the new hospital who
will be making a $100,000 contribution to help with the purchase of this track. City
Manager Saunders stated that Fire Chief Bishop has found two used tracks that meet the
specifications we are interested in, including the 100 foot aerial platform. Mr. Saunders
stated that both of the agencies that have these used tracks for sale have paid to fly Chief
Bishop, the City's head mechanic and a firefigher who has spent 20 years working on this
type of apparatus from Orange County, to California and Louisiana where the tracks are
located. Mr. Saunders stated the truck in California has been thoroughly checked out and
the group is now checking out the track in Louisiana. City Manager Saunders stated that
these used tracks to not stay on the market for a long time and stated Chief Bishop feels
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the City can purchase either one of these tracks for no more than $350,000. Mr. Saunders
stated he would like the Council's approval to purchase one of the tracks with a
maximum purchase price of $350,000. Mr. Saunders stated that the City would require
the track chosen be delivered to the City.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously to approve the purchase of a used
Aerial Platform Fire Truck at a maximum amount of $350, 000.
Council Member Wolfe pointed out that the budget for this track was $400,000 and the
City has. found the track at a savings.
Resolution No. 1097-Florida City Government Week
City Manager Saunders stated this is a Resolution that will recognize October 17th
through October 23ra, 1999 as Florida City Government Week. Mr. Saunders stated the
program is sponsored by the Florida League of Cities to provide a time to recognize the
important role played by city government in all of our lives.
Mayor Turville read Resolution No. 1097 in its entirety.
Mayor Turville stated that city government is where government effects citizens the most
and participation by citizens is not replaceable.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Lamb, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to approve
l~esolution No. 1097.
Resolution No. 1098-City of Clermont
Finance Director Van Zile stated that this Resolution will change the make-up of the
Board of Trustees for our Police and Fire Pension Plans as required by recent
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amendments to the Florida Statutes regarding police officers' and firefighters' pension
plan. Mr. Van Zile stated that as required, the Police Officers and Firefighters have held
an election and elected to have separate Boards of Trustees. Mr. Van Zile stated that the
Pension Boards will be 5 member boards and shall include 2 members elected by police
officers or firefighters, 2 members appointed by the City Council and the 5th member
appointed by the other 4 members. Mr. Van Zile stated the City will place a Notice To
Citizens and advertise that these board positions are available.
City Manager Saunders stated that the 2 members that the City Council appoint may be
City Council Members if that is desired.
Mayor Turville read Resolution No. 1098 into the record.
A motion was made by Council Member Wolfe, seconded by Council
Member Biddle, and carried unanimously by roll call vote, to approve
Resolution No. 1098.
Introduction of Ordinance No. 295-C
Mayor Turville read Ordinance No. 295-C by title only.
City Manager Saunders stated this ordinance was for introduction only and will provide
for historic preservation within the City limits.
City Attorney Guthrie stated that the ordinance was given to him and he put it in
ordinance form. Mr. Guthrie stated that this would require a committee be put in place
and the City Council will have the authority to designate structures and areas as historic
districts. Mr. Guthrie stated some citizens may apply for the designation and others will
be brought into the process because of the nature of the area they live in or structure they
lived in.
Mayor Turville read Ordinance No. 295-C by title only.
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Council Member Wolfe requested information about how this ordinance works along
with the Lake County Historical Society and City Manager Saunders explained that the
the South Lake Historical Society will be a separate organization. The City will form a
separate committee that is referred to in our ordinance, of city residents that will
specifically deal with historical issues in our City limits. Mr. Saunders stated that the
South Lake Historical Society could still offer their recommendations to our committee,
but it is important that the committee that deals with our historical issues are citizens of
our community.
Council Member Biddle stated that this ordinance was fashioned after the model
Historical Preservation Ordinance that the State provides as well as four ordinances that
were provided by Jim Grant from cities that already have ordinances in place.
Jim Grant stated that the City of Clermont leads the way of communities in South Lake
County in doing this and stated that other City Council's should follow our lead and have
their own ordinances.
Tom Dougherty stated there should be compensation provided in the ordinance for those
persons who do not want to be covered by the restrictions of a historical ordinance. Mr.
Dougherty stated that if a property owner's property or building is designated of historical
value and that person is placed involuntarily under the certain restrictions that the
designation requires, then that person should be compensated.
Mayor Turville reminded everyone that this was an introduction of the Ordinance only
and invited anyone who wish to speak to it or debate the ordinance to attend the second
reading at the next City Council meeting.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Brown. and carried unanimously to introduce Ordinance No. 295-
C and move it to second reading.
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Council Member Lamb stated she wanted to make certain citizen's financial rights are
protected and City Attorney Guthrie stated that there was a public hearing process every
time a structure is designated and provision for consideration as to whether a structure has
structural integrity as well as historical significance. Mr. Guthrie also stated that whether
for a structural designation or an area designation, there would be notice to all citizens.
Introduction of Ordinance 384-M
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 384-M by title only.
City Manager Saunders stated this will close and abandon a portion of a utility easement
on Lot 482 of Kings Ridge Phase III. Mr. Saunders stated that when the home was built it
set a few inches in one direction and is now sitting on top of an easement. Mr. Saunders
stated that this is not a problem for the City, but needs to be addressed for the
homeowner's title insurance.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Wolfe. and carried unanimously to introduce Ordinance No. 384-
M and move it to second reading.
Introduction of Ordinance 385-M
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 385-M by title only.
City Manager Saunders that that this ordinance will close and abandon a portion of an
unnamed street lying north of North Ridge Boulevard. Mr. Saunders stated the road will
not be necessary due to the approval of the multi-family project north of this section.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Brown, and carried unanimously to introduce Ordinance No. 385-
M and move it to second reading.
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Introduction of Ordinance 383-M
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 383-M by title only.
City Manager Saunders stated that this ordinance will rezone approximately 3.5 acres
located south of Highway 50 west of Citrus Tower Boulevard from R-3 Residential to C-
2 Commercial. Mr. Saunders stated that the Council Members had reviewed this at a
workshop.
A motion was made by Council Member Biddle and seconded by Council
Member Brown, and carried unanimously to introduce Ordinance No. 383-
M and move it to second reading.
CITIZENS' COMMENTS
Council Member Lamb stated she had inquiries from citizens who would like to serve on
the Planning & Zoning Commission and fill the vacancy left by Matt Modica. Ms. Lamb
stated she would also like an investigation into the attendance on that Board and in the
event there are members of that commission unable to serve for whatever reason, she
would like to fill those positions. Council Member Lamb stated she would like the City
to advertise for the positions as soon as possible.
City Manager Saunders stated that the City had not received a resignation from Mr.
Modica, from the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mr. Saunders stated the City would
advertise a Notice To Citizens. Council Member Wolfe asked if a written resignation was
necessary and City Attorney Guthrie stated that a formal resignation should be given,
preferably written.
Howard Barry requested the City prepare a resolution supporting the County's ordinance
with regards to the dredging in our lakes.
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City Manager Saunders stated that he had attended the Legislative Delegation meeting
and there will be a resolution prepared for our City Council supporting the ordinance that
the County is now preparing.
Howard Barry stated that with regards to our transportation problem he did not want the
City Council to wait for traffic studies and wanted the City Council to take action now.
Mr. Barry stated that this Council can control growth and there should be a moratorium
put on any new growth. Mr. Barry stated that four of the Council Members were elected
on a promise of controlling growth.
Mr. Modica stated that he was extremely disappointed with the Council who allowed an
apartment complex to be built on Highway 50 near the new hospital and stated he did not
deny the fact that it was a good location, however he did not feel there should be any
multi-family area that bring 825 more people to the area.
At Council Member Lamb's request for confirmation, Mr. Modica stated that he had
resigned from the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mr. Modica stated the City Charter
was vague, but he went directly to the Acting Chairwoman, Elaine Rennick and
personally resigned when he qualified to run for City Council. Mr. Modica stated that for
the record, he did not feel he should have had to resign from the Planning & Zoning
Commission just because he was a candidate for City Council.
Mayor Turville stated that he and City Manager Saunders are participating in a League of
Cities effort to generate a new joint planning area agreement as it relates to municipalities
and the County and there are issues being discussed with regard to helping relieve some
of the historical burdens that have caused such political conflict in land management
between the Cities and the County. Mayor Turville stated that many hours have work
have been done with regards to the City's Land Development Regulations.
Howard Barry stated he would like to see a moratorium on all building in the City limits.
Mr. Howard stated that density had to be reduced.
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Elaine Thart stated that the City is going to grow and cannot be stopped, however, she felt
that having shopping areas nearby so that residents were not driving Highway 50 out of
town to do their shopping, would help the traffic situation. Ms. Thart stated that the City
should encourage the merchants to carry merchandise that the citizens need in order to
keep the business in the City.
There being no further business or discussion, the meeting adjourned.
a~ro~d~.~Turville, Jr. ~layor
Attest:
Memorandum
To: Wayne Saunders, City Manager
From: Joe Van Zile, Finance Directga~ ~/
Date: 10/05/99 J
Re: Surplus EquipmentNehicles
Attached are listings of city equipment/vehicles that are requested to be declared surplus
by the City Council.
Please schedule for Council approval at the October 12, 1999 meeting.
City of Clermont, Florida
Finance Department
Surplus Property
October 1999
Qty Item
(1) Soundshield
(1) Microfiche
(I) IBM Typewriter Selectric
(4) Computer Monitor
(4) Computer Keyboard
(4) CPU
(1) Cash Drawer
Vehicles for Auction:
Vehicle # 2109 1993 Ford Crown Victoria Vin #
Mileage 121,472 City License # 111211
Vehicle # 2111 1994 Ford Crown Victoria Vin #
Mileage 112,176 City License # 119090
Vehicle # 2108 1995 Ford Crown Victoria Vin #
Mileage 119,611 City License # 119094
Vehicle # 2103 1996 Ford Crown Victoria Vin #
Mileage 100,186 City License # 120268
INVENTORY OF ITEMS FOR AUCTION
1. CTX Color Monitor
Model #1451ES Ser#A90-43501691
2. Wang Computer Monitor
Model#1414-LR Ser#C0864G
3. Computer Keyboard
Model#SK-8801 EN Ser#C940505275-1 U
4. TTX 14" Super VGA Color Monitor
Model#TTX-3439 Ser#3530214687
5. Computer Keyboard
Model#EO3601 Q Ser#C921697221
6. TTX Video Display Monitor
Model#TTX-3201 Ser#3630004507
7. Hyundai Computer Monitor
Model#HMM-1404 Ser#MLTHA20 1 1 00893
8. Compaq Color Monitor
Model#420 Ser#83514544B770
9. Computer Keyboard
Model#EP343 SXTAT Ser#S91 S 141818
10. IBM Computer CPU
Model#8560 Ser#72-8084836
11. Motorola Mocom 70 Radio
Model#U43BBA1300A Ser#PC939Y
12. Motorola Mocom 70 Radio
Model#U43BBA1300A Ser#PC941 Y
13. Motorola Car Radio Assembly, speaker, microphone and wires
14. Federal Signal Corp. Siren {Horn)
Model#TS 100
15. Motorola "Niaxar" Radio with microphone
Model#L34TRB3100CM Ser#240FHC0846
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16. Smith & Wesson Electronics Siren `Magnum V"
Model#DMS Ser# 1134127
17. Camcorder with battery, charger and plastic case
Model#934-53742850 Ser#80791643
18. Realistic "Portavision" B&W Television
Cat#16-121 Ser#2512937
19. Memorex "Portavision" B&W Television
Cat# 16-121 Ser#B0180274
20. Memorex 8mm Camcorder
Model# 154 Ser#81907447
21. Memorex 8mm Camcorder
Model# 154 Ser#81907599
22. Canon 8mm Camcorder
Model#UC 1 Ser#2410243356
23. NARY Systems Wireless Microphon e with transmitter, receiver and power cord
Model# 101 LT Ser#Receiver-101177461
Transmitter-3 51200518
24. NADY Systems Wireless Microphon e with transmitter, receiver and power cord
Model#1 O1LT Ser#Receiver-101114541
Transmitter-3 5120023 3
25. NARY Systems Wireless Microphon e with transmitter, receiver and power cord
Model#1 O1LT Ser#Receiver-101177327
Transmitter-3 512003 5 5
26. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#012546
27. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#022349
28. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#022131
29. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#022434
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30. Realistic FM wireless microphone transmitter
Cat#32-1226 Ser#021969
31. Realistic FM wireless microphone transmitter
Cat#32-1226 Ser#007268
32. Realistic FM wireless microphone transmitter
Cat#32-1226 Ser#024077
33. Realistic FM wireless microphone transmitter
Cat#32-1226 Ser#023158
34. Sony AC Power Adapter
Model#AC-V25B Ser#K235219
35. Sony AC Power Adapter
Model#AC-V25B Ser#K235215
36. Realistic FM wireless microphone transmitter
Cat#32-1226 Ser#021947
37. Motorola `Bell South Mobility" cellular telephone with case
Type#SCN2500A Ser#LA1249ALQX33
38. Memorex Battery Charger with battery
Model# 153 Ser# 18371489
39. Canon Power Adapter
Model#CA-100 Ser#GA018891
40. Ambico 6V Camcorder power cord with attached Sony RFU adapter
Model#V-0840
41. Ambico 6V Camcorder power cord
Model#V-0840
42. Memorex RF converter
43. Memorex RF adapter
44. Phonemate AC-AC power supply
Model# M/N-25
45. Memorex 8mm Camcorder
Model# 154 Ser#81912656
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46. Memorex 8mm Camcorder
Model# 1 S4 Ser#81907602
47. Memorex 8mm Camcorder
Model# 1 S4 Ser#91901893
48. Memorex AC power adapter/charger with battery
Model#1 S3 Ser#20583876
49. Memorex AC power adapter
Model#1 S3 Ser#20582790
S0. Memorex AC power adapter
Model#1 S3 Ser#20133127
S 1. Memorex AC power adapter
Model#1 S3 Ser#20533811
S2. Sony AC adapter
Model#AC-V2S Ser#M136139
S3. NADY Systems Wireless Microphone with transmitter, receiver and power cord
Model# 101 LT Ser#Receiver-101113??4
Transmitter-3 S 1201034
S4. Record-a-call AC adapter
SS. NARY Systems Wireless Microphone with transmitter, receiver and power cord
Model# l O 1LT Ser#Receiver-11110051 S
Transmitter-SMTX01093
S6. GE Battery charger
Model#BC4B
S7. Sony mount plate
Model#CPM-100P Ser#064439
S8. Memorex RF converter
S9. Memorex RF adapter
60. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#023696
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61. Realistic FM wireless audio receiver
Cat#32-1226 Ser#0109075
62. Sears RF converter
Model#VM-RFSOAS
63. Micronta Road Patrol XK
Cat#22-1613 Ser#034762
64. Panasonic AC adapter
Model#RP-603
65. Canon battery pack
Model#BP-E77K
66. Sony battery pack
Model#NP-55
67. Memorex battery pack
Model#CS-6012
68. Metal plate
69. Power cord
70. Power cord
71. Ambico camcorder power cord
Model#V-0840
72. Ambico camcorder power cord
Model#V-0840
73. Power cord
74. Power cord
75. Power cord adapter
76. Power cord adapter
77. Power cord adapter
78. Power cord adapter
79. Power cord adapter
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80. Power cord adapter
81. Vehicle AC power cord
82. Vehicle AC power cord
83. Vehicle AC power cord
84. Power cord
85. Motorola MT500 Portable Radio
Model#H34BBU3144AN
86. Motorola MT500 Portable Radio
Model#H34BBU3144AN
87. Motorola MT500 Portable Radio
Model#H34BBU3144AN
88. Motorola MT500 Portable Radio
Model#H34BBU3144AN
89. Motorola rapid charger
Model#NLN4569B
90. Motorola rapid charger
Model#NLN4569B
91. Motorola Handie-Talkie FM radio
Labeled # 1
92. Motorola Handie-Talkie FM radio
93. Motorola HT-220 Slimline charger
Labeled-City of Clermont #00139
94. Motorola Microphone
Model#TMN6007A-2
95. Motorola Speaker
Model#HSN4020A
96. Motorola Speaker
Model#TSN6000A-1
Ser#411 ALA0633
Ser#411AMS0368
Ser#411 AHG0012
Ser#????????????
Labeled-City of Clermont 00163
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97
GE Radio with microphone and speaker
Ser#A3FA1 S4
98. Motorola radio and attached cables
99. Motorola radio, microphone and attached cables
100. Centurion battery
Model#HT6900
101. Bell & Howell Cassette Player
Model#406 Ser#1853916
Labeled-Lake County School Board #26845
102. Bell & Howell Cassette Player
Model#406 Ser#2090760
103. Motorola Radio
Model#T74XTA7DA2AK Ser#776HPJ0953
104. Viking "Messenger" radio
Labeled# 128 A03 8-17 529
105. Motorola radio, cables and microphone
Labeled#050489JAB and HCN4034A
106. RCA "Proview" camcorder
Model#PROV712 Ser#617750811
With attached AC adapter
Model#221427 Ser#6044 1 6 1 3 1
107. DESQviewfX computer program
Ser#000-16X-00973
City of Clermont
Utilities Department
September 03, 1999
Preston Davis
Public Services Director
Dear Mr. Davis:
The following items are surplus equipment from the Greater Hills Water Plant:
1. 1 - US Electric Motor 60 hp 3 ph 60 Hz
Frame 364TP WP1 Type RU Volts 230/460
Amps 146/73 Rpm 1765
2. 1 - US Electric Motor 60 hp 3 ph 60 Hz
Frame 364TP WPl Type RU Volts 460
Amps 73 Rpm 1765
3. 1 -Aurora Pump Mode195-07348 Gpm 1500
Head 290 ft Type 411BF Rpm 1750
6x8x18B
1 - US Electric Motor 200 hp 3 ph 60 Hz
Frame 447TS Type CT Volts 460
Amps 228 Encl TE
4. 3 - US Motor 50 hp 3 ph 60 Hz
Frame 326TP Type DE Volts 230/460
Amps 117/58.5 Rpm 1755 Encl DP
Model G235B
3- Crane-Deming Prod. Fig # 5062 4265
Size 6x4 Diam 13-1/8 Type BF
Unit RH Rpm 1750
5. 1 -Consolidated Electric (D620) S/N # 51269-A
Automatic Pump Control Panel
6. 2 - 50,000 gal steel ground storage tank (one with aerator)
diam - 11.9' length - 59.6'
James Kinzler
Water/Wastewater Treatment Supervisor
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SURPLUS WATER FITTINGS
1 12" Ring-tite valve
11 6" Mechanical joint cross
9 8X8X6 Mechanical joint tees
1 8" Mechanical joint tee
6 8X6 Reducers
1 12 Ring-tite tee
1 10" Ring-tite ell 45°
1 6" Ring-tite ell 22°
1 6" Ring-tite ell 11 ua °
City of Clermont
9/8/99
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City of Clermont, Florida
Engineering Department
Surplus Property
October 1999
1991 Chevrolet Caprice VIN # 4574
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