01-28-2003 Regular Meeting City of Clermont
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A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at
Jenkins Auditorium. Mayor Hal Turville called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with the following
Council Members present: Council Members Ash, Caputo, Mullins and Renick. Other City officials
present were City Manager Saunders, Planning Director Brown, City Attorney Guthrie and Deputy City
Clerk Studdard.
INVOCATION
Council Member Mullins gave the invocation, followed by the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance by
all present.
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A motion was made bP Council Member Caputo, seconded bY Council Member Ash,
and carried unani~nously to approve the minutes Of the Regular Council Meeting hem
Janua~_ 14, 2003.
REPORTS
Council Member Renick
Council Member Renick stated that today the Lake County Board of County Commissioners placed a
hold on all rezoning for 90 days by a vote of three to two. She stated that County Commission Chairman
Cadwell had asked for Lake County cities to support this effort.
Mayor Turville recommended that this item be advertised for an upcoming City Council meeting.
Council Member Renick stated she had discussed the City and County Land Development Regulations
with County Staff and discovered that Lake County is revising its landscaping codes. She stated she has
asked City Staff to contact Lake County to review the new proposed Lake County guidelines for
conformity.
Mayor Turville
Mayor Turville stated that the City and Lake County met last Friday in a joint workshop session to
discuss joint planning. He stated that the meeting was very productive and future joint meetings are
planned after Staff has had the opportunity to review their respective Land Development Regulations in
an effort to make them more uniform.
CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Turville asked if anyone wished to pull any of the items of the Consent Agenda for discussion.
Item 1 - Resolution No. 1301
Approval of Budget Amendment to General
Fund
Item 2 - Resolution No. 1302
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Approval of Budget Amendment to
Infrastmcture Fund
Item 3 - Resolution No. 1303
Approval of Budget Amendment to Community
Development Block Grant Fund
Item 4 - Resolution No. 1304
Approval of Budget Amendment to Public
Improvement Bond Fund
Item 5 - Final Plat Approval
North Ridge Phase III
Item 6 - Rate Approval
Group Medical Insurance Rate Adjustment
Item 7 - Bid Award
Hancock Pavilion
A motion was made by Council Member Caputo, seconded by Council Metnber Mullins,
and carried unanimously to approve Items 1 - 6 of the Consent Agenda.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Resolution No. 1294
Mayor Turville read the resolution by title only.
CITY OF CLERMONT
RESOLUTION NO. 1294
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 1186
INCLUDE AN ALLOWANCE FOR A REVISED GRADING PLAN; TO ALLOW FOR MASS
GRADING; AND TO ALLOW FOR A SINGLE RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT TO BE OVER 100,000
SQUARE FEET.
Planning Director Brown stated the request is to amend the existing Conditional Use Permit for the Lost
Lake Reserve Planned Unit Development to allow a revised grading plan, mass grading, and to allow a
single retail establishment to occupy over 100,000 square feet of retail space. He stated the property is
located at the intersection of IJ.S. 27 and Johns Lake Road.
City Manager Saunders stated that several amendments included in the proposed Conditional Use Permit
are necessary in order to comply with the Development Order previously approved by the Council.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing at this time.
Deputy City Clerk swore in the following:
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Harry Lerner, Westshore Development Group, 3434 Hallwell Avenue, Tampa, FL, the applicant, spoke
regarding the history of the request and stated that the two main issues of the request are the 100,000
square foot variance and the grading. He stated that a contract has been entered into with Wal-Mart as the
user for the retail space and that representatives were present to provide details of the proposal.
Don Macintosh, Macintosh & Associates, 2200 Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL, spoke regarding the
grading for the site and regarding the constraints imposed by road restrictions and City Land
Development Regulations.
Peter Such, CPH Engineering, 500 West Fulton Street, Sanford, FL, spoke regarding Wal-Mart's history
in the City and the various road alternatives offered by this site as opposed to the first one. He stated that
Wal-Mart would apply for a specific Conditional Use Permit to build the store. He provided an overhead
display of the site and spoke regarding traffic impacts and compliance with the DRI Order. He stated that
this user is projected to generate approximately 10% less traffic than anticipated in the study done for the
DRI Order.
Mr. Such then provided an overhead display of the preliminary grading plan and spoke regarding the
changes necessary for the proposal. He stated that their intention is to fill the southern part of the site from
30 to 50 feet to raise the level above the roadway in order to obscure it from sight.
Mr. Such then stated their intention to ensure that the architectural standards of the building will match
current City Code or better.
He then presented a video presentation of the approach to the site from different roadways and stated that
the grades of the driveways will be up to 8% to lessen the cut of the hill in back of the store. He presented
still shots of the existing sites and superimposed the proposed site over them. He spoke regarding gas
sales on site and landscaping and walls, then provided a display of the proposed architectural aspects of
the center.
Mr. Lerner provided a photograph of the site as viewed from traffic headed southbound on U.S. 27 and
stated that one large user with one out parcel is a better plan for the site. He stated that the Wal-Mart
would create 450 positions, 315 full time and 135 part time, with an annual estimated payroll of $6.5
million.
Dale Ladd, 1135 East Avenue, spoke in support of the proposal and spoke regarding the South Lake
Connector roadway construction in this area.
Jerry Jones, 611 West Highway 50, spoke in favor of the proposal and spoke in protest of a Code
Enfomement lien being placed against his property by the City.
Mayor Turville requested that discussion remain on the current issue.
Mr. Jones spoke again regarding being fined improperly.
Gerald Turner, 4322 Hammersmith Drive, spoke in opposition to the proposed grading of the project.
Nancy Fullerton, 368 Montrose Street, asked if the development on the hill above Wal-Mart would be
designed to avoid rooftops being visible in order to conform to this project.
Donald Ballard, 3526 Westerham Drive, stated this project should be in the City in order for it to benefit
from the taxes and impact fees rather than the store going just outside the borders.
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Jim Stevens, 3652 Eversholt Drive, spoke in opposition to the request due to potential traffic and road
problems. He also spoke regarding local merchants versus large retailers.
Frances Formantil, 1401 West Highway 50, spoke in favor of the proposal.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing at this time.
Mayor Turville asked for clarification of the height of retaining walls for the site.
Mr. Lerner stated that up to three sets of ten foot high walls would be used in different areas to utilize a
combination of retaining walls and slopes to obscure the site.
Mayor Turville questioned why the amount of cut had increased since the last request from 50 feet to 60
feet, and the amount of fill had increased to 50 feet?
Mr. Such stated the changes in grade he cited were from roadway to parking lot.
Mayor Turville asked the maximum fill for the property.
Mr. Lerner stated the maximum would be approximately 30 feet and stated they would be bringing it
forward from the back.
Mayor Turville stated that a four story wall would be very high.
Mr. Lerner stated the walls would be staggered in sections and broken up by landscaping. He stated this
would relieve the amount of cutting in the hill.
Mayor Turville asked if the Conditional Use Permit should contain "Go Dark' language.
City Attorney Guthrie stated the specific user Conditional Use Permit would contain that language.
Discussion followed about the specific request to come later and the developer's need for approval of
over 100,000 square feet of retail space.
Mayor Turville asked if additional traffic counts were performed.
Mr. Lerner stated that Wal-Mai't consultants reviewed and analyzed the counts provided and approved as
a part of the DR/Order compliance process and concluded than their numbers were comparable and that
this user on site would generate approximately 10% less traffic that the P.M. peak hour numbers used in
the original study. He spoke regarding the safeguards set forth after completion of each phase of the
project is completed by compliance with the monitoring and modeling requirements of the DR/Order.
Mayor Turville questioned the accuracy of 187,000 square feet cited as the store size used in the traffic
study and asked the number of trips calculated for this site daily.
Leo Ayala, CPH Engineers, 585 Burnside Drive, Maitland, FL, stated the store size is approximately
218,000 square feet and that the number of trips is 10,269 based on the industry manual.
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Council Member Caputo asked if 218,000 square feet includes the garden center.
Mr. Ayala stated it did.
Council Member Caputo asked if there is planned access from U.S. 27 and asked why the entrance from
Johns Lake Road is depicted in the presentation as a one lane road.
Mr. Such stated that conceptually no access has been planned from U.S. 27 and that the access at Johns
Lake Road has been planned as one lane in and two out.
Council Member Caputo asked the grade of the tiers of walls.
Mr. Such stated the ratio as 3 to 1.
Council Member Caputo asked the size and status of the property at the top of the hill behind the
proposed store.
Mr. Lerner stated that the property is approximately 10 acres to be developed in the future.
Council Member Mullins stated that there should be no further grading for that portion of the property
since a master grading plan is being considered tonight.
Council Member Renick spoke regarding the history of grading changes at this site.
Mr. Macintosh stated that the prior property owner had removed 40 feet of fill at the front of the property
and that the current plan proposed would replace that fill. He spoke regarding the attempt to blend the
current grading with the proposed store site.
Council Member Caputo asked how deep into the hill the cut is proposed to be?
Mr. Such stated they propose to take approximately 350 feet from the side and move it forward.
Council Member Ash asked for clarification of the size of the proposed store.
Mr. Such stated that the total square footage would be 218,680 square feet.
Council Member Renick stated the need to obligate the allowance of over 100,000 square feet of retail
space on this site to a particular user.
Mr. Lerner stated he would agree to a condition added to this Conditional Use Permit stating the user to
be a Wal-Maxt and stated that this preliminary approval is for financial purposes.
Council Member Caputo stated that Section 2, Land Use located on page 3 in the fifth paragraph of the
Conditional Permit could be amended to delete "retail establishment" and add "Super Wal-Mart".
Council Member Mullins stated the need for no additional variance for size.
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City Manager Saunders stated the addition of "not to exceed 220,000 square feet" would accommodate
that concern.
Council Member Renick asked if measures could be taken to prevent excessive variance requests for the
project.
City Manager Saunders stated that the user must make a request for a Conditional Use Permit within
Code requirements or ask for variances.
Mayor Turville asked what constitutes full time employment regarding the 315 jobs cited earlier.
Mr. Such stated that would best be answered by Wal-Mart when the specific request comes back.
Discussion followed regarding the specifics of the site and grading.
Mr. Jones spoke again regarding a lien placed against his property by the City and regarding City Staff.
Mayor Turville asked to see a depiction of the view of the site traveling north from Kings Ridge on U.S.
27.
Mr. Lerner provided that display.
Mayor Turville stated his concern that the only changes provided since the last request are that the size of
the requested store increased, the traffic counts were not sufficient and the grading cuts became larger.
Mr. Lerner stated they were able now to provide user information. He spoke regarding the traffic counts
being analyzed and the safeguards provided through the DRI Order.
Mayor Turville asked Mr. Ayala how many Wal-Mart stores he has provided traffic counts for.
Mr. Ayala stated approximately six in the past six months and stated that his earlier confusion regarding
store size and traffic counts was due to a proposed bank being removed.
Council Member Ash stated that the traffic problem at the school on Johns Lake Road is still a concern
for her and asked the developer to be aware of that back up problem. She then asked City Manager
Saunders when the hours of operation would be addressed.
City Manager Saunders stated they would be addressed during the specific Conditional Use Permit
request for the store.
Discussion followed regarding the traffic counts as they relate to the DRI Order requirements for each
phase and regarding this particular commercial use.
Council Member Renick stated her concern with the size of the grading cuts and the location.
Mayor Turville spoke regarding citizen concerns regarding growth and the potential traffic problems this
project could cause.
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Council Member Ash spoke in support of this proposal because it is very similar to the Target store
previously approved.
A motion was made bp Council Member Mullins, seconded bY Council Member Caputo,
and carried by a vote of three to two to adopt Resolution No. 1294, as amended, with
Mayor Turville and Council Member Renick being the opposing votes.
Ordinance No. 466-M
Mayor Turville read the ordinance by title only and asked for comment. There was none.
MISCELLANEOUS ORDINANCE
No. 466-M
AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, GRANTING A GARBAGE COLLECTION FRANCHISE TO WASTE PRO OF
FLORIDA, INC., PROVIDING FOR THE TERM OF THE FRANCHISE AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH A FRANCHISE FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE WITHIN
THE CITY OF CLERMONT.
A motion was made by Council Member Caputo, seconded by Council Metnber
Mullins, and carried unanimously to adopt Ordinance No. 466-M.
Ordinance No. 323-C
Mayor Turville read the ordinance by title only.
CODE ORDINANCE
NO. 323-C
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT PURSUANT TO
CHAPTER 180, FLORIDA STATUTES (2000), REESTABLISHING THE CLERMONT UTILITIES
SERVICE DISTRICT; EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT; AUTHORIZING THE
EXTENSION OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES WITHIN THE DISTRICT; REQUIRING ALL PERSONS
OR CORPORATIONS LIVING OR DOING BUSINESS WITHIN THE DISTRICT TO CONNECT TO
THE CITY WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEM WHEN AVAILABLE; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
City Manager Saunders requested that the City Council table the ordinance in order to confirm the
accuracy of the borders of the service area.
Council Member Renick requested that this item be discussed at a workshop meeting prior to final
reading.
A motion was made by Council Member Mullins, seconded by Council Member
Caputo, and carried unanimously to table Ordinance No. 323-C to the meeting
of Februa~_ 11, 2003.
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Ordinance No. 460-M
Resolution No. 1297
City Manager Saunders stated the applicant has formally withdrawn both requests and that a request for
sewer service to the subject property appears later on the agenda.
Council Member Caputo stated he wished to table this item to allow time to continue negotiations
regarding this development between Staff and applicant.
A motion was made bY Council Member Caputo, seconded by Council Member
Ash to table Ordinance No. 460-M, Resolution No. 1297 and the request_for sewer
service for 60 days.
City Attorney Guthrie advised that the City Council cannot table withdrawn items.
Motion was withdrawn by Council Member Caputo.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Resolution No. 1298 - Orlando Christian School
Mayor Turville read the resolution by title only.
CITY OF CLERMONT
RESOLUTION NO. 1298
A RESOLUTION OF THE C1TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW THE ADDITION OF 3,500
SQUARE FEET OF MODULAR CLASSROOMS.
Variance Request - Orlando Christian School
Planning Director Brown stated the request is to amend the existing Conditional Use Permit to allow the
addition of two modular buildings to be used as classroom space at the existing school located at the
southwest comer of Citrus Tower Boulevard and Grand Highway. He recommended that the City Council
only approve the Conditional Use Permit and not the variance request to allow the required landscape
buffer to be provided in the public right of way. He stated that while Lake County is willing to allow this
he cannot recommend it due to future road realignments and existing City sewer lines in the area. He
stated that the applicant has provided a new site plan without the outside buffer but more information is
necessary to proceed.
Deputy City Clerk Studdard swore in the following:
Dr. Lloyd Meyer, 100 East Grand Highway, the applicant, stated that he has authorization from Lake
County to install the landscape buffer on the County property but he can keep the buffer on site and still
have sufficient parking. He stated that when the road is realigned he can use the grass area for parking.
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Planning Director Brown spoke regarding the parking on site and requested that Resolution 1298 and the
accompanying variance request be postponed until a scale drawing can be obtained for the site.
Bob Shakar, 232 Mohawk Road, stated that the anticipated construction of the roadway is due to start
next week. He stated his concern that the additional modular buildings might bring this site too close to
the shopping center next door, since they already have users for the site who will wish to serve alcohol.
He requested that a stipulation be added to Resolution No. 1298 prohibiting the buildings being placed
too near the shopping center.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing at this time.
Discussion followed regarding whether the Planning & Zoning Commission should hear the request
again.
City Manager Saunders stated the need for engineered detailed site plans to ensure the applicant has the
capability to provide necessary requirements.
Discussion followed regarding how to prohibit the additional school buildings getting too close to the
shopping center.
A motion was made by Council Member Caputo, seconded by Council Me~nber
Ash, and carried unanimously to table Resolution No. 1298 to the meeting
of Februa~_ 25, 2003.
A motion was made bp Council Member Caputo, seconded bp Council Member
Ash, and carried unanimously to table the variance request for Orlando Christian
School to the meeting of Februarl/ 25, 2003.
Resolution No. 1299 - Shore Land'r of Florida
Mayor Turville read the resolution by title only.
CITY OF CLERMONT
RESOLUTION NO. 1299
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW FINAL ASSEMBLY OF
UTILITY AND BOAT TRAILERS INCLUDING RETAIL SALES.
Planning Director Brown stated the request is to amend the existing Conditional Use Permit to allow boat
and utility trailer assembly and retail sales at 1993 S. Highway 27. He stated that currently Orange
Services, Inc. and Budget Truck Rental operate at the property.
Deputy City Clerk Studdard swore in the following:
David Lange, 955 Brogden Drive, the applicant, stated he was available to answer questions.
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Mayor Turvillc closed thc public hearing at this time.
Discussion followed regarding the chain link fencing and the requirements of the Conditional Use Permit.
A motion was made by Council Member Renick, seconded by Council Member
Caputo, and carried unanimously to approve Resolution No. 1299.
Resolution No. 1300 - Royal Oaks Veterinary Hospital
Mayor Turville read the resolution by title only.
CITY OF CLERMONT
RESOLUTION NO. 1300
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW THE OPERATION OF A
VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
Planning Director Brown stated this request is for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a veterinary clinic at
the southeast corner of U.S. 27 and Hartwood Marsh Road.
Deputy City Clerk Studdard swore in the following:
Kevin Jacobs, 10429 Lake Louisa Road, owner of the shopping plaza, stated he was available to answer
questions.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing at this time.
Council Member Renick spoke regarding noise concerns.
A motion was made by Council Member Renick, seconded by Council Member
M, dlins, and carried unanimously to approve Resolution No. 1300.
Variance Request - United States Postal Service
Planning Director Brown stated that the Postal Service is constructing a carrier annex facility on Lot 22 of
the Clermont Commons Office Park located on Citrus Tower Boulevard and stated their need for the
following variances:
1) To allow 19 continuous parking spaces without a landscape island rather than 10;
2) To allow a wall height of 11 feet rather than the maximum allowance of 6 feet; and
3) To allow perimeter landscape buffer to be sloped rather than flat as required.
Deputy City Clerk Studdard swore in the following:
Rick McCoy, McCoy & Associates, engineer for the project, spoke regarding the need for the requested
variances and stated that some are required by the Postal Service.
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Willie Montgomery, 419 East Desoto Street, Postmaster, stated that the new facility will handle all mail
operations except retail, which will remain on Desoto Street.
A motion was made by Council Member Caputo, seconded by Council Member
Mullins, and carried unanimously to approve the Postal Service Variance Requests.
Request for Water & Sewer - Highland Real Estate & Investments, Inc. (Johns Lake Road)
Planning Director Brown stated this request for utilities is for a proposed 66 lot subdivision on the north
and south side of Johns Lake Road, approximately 25 acres in size. He stated that the projected
consumption rate is 23,100 gallons per day.
Dale Ladd, 1135 East Avenue, Highland Real Estate & Investments, Inc., the applicant, stated he did not
wish to meet Section 2 of the accompanying Water & Sewer Service Agreement wherein the property
must be developed to City standards. He also stated he did not wish the property to be annexed into the
City until after it has been sold.
Council Member Caputo asked if Mr. Ladd proposes to build to County standards on the property?
Mr. Ladd stated he did.
Council Member Caputo proposed that the City Council delay decision on this request until after a Joint
Planning Agreement has been reached with Lake County.
City Manager Saunders stated that this subdivision has not received approval from Lake County but it has
the correct zoning. He proposed that the City Council table this request to the next meeting.
Mr. Ladd stated he would prefer a decision tonight.
A motion was made by Council Member Renick, seconded by Council Metnber
Caputo, and carried unanimously to table this request for Water & Sewer Service
to the meeting of Februa~_ 11, 2003 (titne certain).
Request for Water & Sewer - Highland Real Estate & Investments, Inc. (Doudney)
Planning Director Brown stated this request for utilities is for a proposed 360 lot subdivision east of and
adjacent to the Regency Hills subdivision, approximately 120 acres. He stated that the projected
consumption rate is 129,500 gallons per day.
Dale Ladd, 1135 East Avenue, Highland Real Estate & Investments, Inc., the applicant, stated that, as
with the prior request, he did not wish to meet Section 2 of the accompanying Water & Sewer Service
Agreement wherein the property must be developed to City standards.
He stated he did not wish the property to be annexed into the City until after it has been sold. He further
stated that he would like a decision tonight.
Nancy Fullerton, 364 Montrose Street, verified that this is the property known as the Doudney property.
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A motion was made by Council Member Renick, seconded by Council Member
Caputo, and carried unanimously to table this'request_for Water & Sewer Service
to the meeting of Februa~_ 11, 2003 (time certain).
Request for Water & Sewer - Sullivan Auto Mall
Planning Director Brown stated that the applicant has withdrawn the request.
Request for Water & Sewer - Bill Seidle's Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc.
Planning Director Brown stated this request for utilities is for the existing auto dealership located on the
southeast comer of S.R. 50 and Citrus Tower Boulevard and that the property is currently bein~ serviced
by well and septic system. He stated the projected consumption rate is 1,590 gallons per day.
Keith Sevems, 1465 Gene Street, Winter Park, FL, representing the applicant, requested that the City
Council table this request to the next meeting to allow time to review the Water & Sewer Service
agreement, particularly the annexation requirement.
A motion was made by Council Member Mullins, seconded by Council Member
Ash, and carried unanimously to table this request for Water & Sewer Service
to the meeting qf Februa~ 11, 2003 (time certain).
Request for Sewer Service - Jimmy Crawford
Mr. Crawford stated this request for sewer service is for the property known as the Tollefson property
located west of U.S. 27 and south of The Legends. He spoke regarding the history of the project and
regarding meeting with City Staff in an attempt to bring the project into the City. He stated that the
project will lose too many lots if built to City standards.
City Manager Saunders stated that the proposed Utility Service Agreement that accompanies this request
includes concessions made by the developer to meet City standards.
Discussion followed regarding whether this project will become a part of The Legends subdivision or not
and regarding the number of lots the project will contain.
A motion was made by Council Member Caputo, seconded bY Council Member
Mullins, and carried unanimously to approve this request_for Sewer Service.
Mayor Turville stated that the City Council had reached the end of the meeting agenda and asked if
anyone wished to speak on any other issue.
Council Member Ash stated she would like to schedule a workshop meeting prior to the next City Council
meeting, and she wished to discuss the 100,000 square foot ordinance at the workshop.
It was the consensus of the City Council to hold a workshop meeting on February 5, 2003 at 6:00 p.m. at
the Police Department Community Services Room.
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There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 11:38 p.m.
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