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CITY OF CLERMONT
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
April 22, 1986
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was
held Tuesday, April 22, 1986 in the Council Chambers. The meeting
was called to order at 7:30 p.m.'by Mayor Pool with the following
Council Members in attendance: Mayor Pro Tem Turville, Council
Member Dupee, Council Member Cole and Council Member Huff. Other
City Officials present were City Manager Saunders, City Attorney
Baird, Finance Director Van Zile, and Deputy City Clerk Brandt.
INVOCATION
The Invocation was given by Nilsa Whitehead followed by the repeating
of The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag by all present.
MINUTES
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held April 8, 1986 were approved
as presented.
REPORTS
CITY MANAGER SAUNDER'S REPORT
ROWING REGATTA
It was reported that a letter had been received asking permission
to hold the Florida Scholastic Rowing Regatta on May 10, 1986 at
Jaycee Beach. As with the other rowing regattas held at Jaycee
Beach, this one will also be sponsored by the Florida Athletic Club.
This organization will be responsible for providing portable toilets
and cleaning up the area after the race. There have been no problems
with the past events.
86-082A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER TURVILLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO ALLOW THE REQUEST.
LIFEGUARD FOR JAYCEE BEACH
City Manager Saunders stated that due to the warm weather and large
crowds of people using Jaycee Beach earlier than usual, he would
like to have the City's lifeguard begin working weekends in May, in-
stead of waiting until Memorial Day.
Mayor Pool and Council Member Huff concurred that this was a good
idea liability-wise.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER TURVILLE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO HAVE THE LIFEGUARD BEGIN
WORKING ON WEEKENDS DURING MAY.
MILLER BASS TOURNAMENT
It was reported that a Mr. Shumake, who operates a portable concession
stand, had asked permission to operate during the Miller Bait and Tackle
Bass Fishing Tournament on April 26, 1986 at Jaycee Beach.
Mr. Saunders stated that before this request, he had no prior knowledge
of the tournament, and upon further investigation found out that it would
be one of several tournaments that have been held without City permission.
Mayor Pool asked if it would be a "live release" tournament. City Manager
Saunders stated that he did not know for sure if it was, but most tourna-
ments held were of this type. It was also asked if the City could charge
ramp fees for tournament participants, in order to recoup some of the
expenses involved in cleaning up the area after the tournament. City
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Attorney Baird stated that the City could not charge tournaments this type
of fee without charging the same for everyone. He further stated that if
the City wanted to charge this type of fee, that an ordinance should be
developed to charge everyone for the use of the facility.
It was pointed out that it is City Policy for an organization to ask
permission to use City facilities. This policy was adopted in order to
avoid possible conflicts, such as holding a triathlon and fishing tourna-
ment on the same day. City Manager Saunders stated that he had told
Mr. Shumake that he could not set up his concession at this time, due
the City policy of giving priority to local service clubs for setting
up their concessions.
86-08~ MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
DUPEE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO ALLOW MILLER BAIT AND TACKLE TO HOLD
A BASS FISHING TOURNAMENT AT JAYCEE BEACH ON APRIL 26, 1986.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BROCHURE
City Manager Saunders stated tQat the City had been asked to buy
an advertisement in a promotional brochure of the City the Chamber
of Commerce is using as a fund raiser. Advertisements range in cost
from $91 to $567.
It was pointed out that the only reason to take out an ad would be as
a contribution to the Chamber. After a brief discussion, it was the
consensus of Council that the City should give a contribution directly
to the Chamber, in lieu of buying an ad.
RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY
City Attorney Baird reported that the negotiations to purchase the Sea-
board System Railroad had come to a complete standstill. The railroad
had rejected the City's last offer and closed the file. Originally,
Seaboard had asked $330,000 for the approximately 12 acres of
right-of-way within the City Limits. The City offered the railroad
$17,000 for the property, Seaboard counteroffered with $250,000 and the
City counter-counteroffered $60,000 when the file was closed.
City Manager Saunders stated that at this point, he would like to bypass
the person in charge of right-of-way negotiations and negotiate directly
with the parent company or Board of Directors
It was the consensus of Council that City Attorney Baird act as repre-
sentative of the City and make the same $60,000 offer in direct negotia-
tions with the Board of Directors of the Seaboard Systems Railroad.
COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE'S REPORT
ECFRPC
Council Member Dupee reported that she had been appointed to the
Nominating Committee of the East Central Florida Regional Planning
Council.
PICNIC TABLE FOR JENKINS AUDITORIUM
Mrs. Dupee also reported that the picnic table the City purchased for
the patio at Jenkins Auditorium was much appreciated, and had been put
to good use during the recent Clermont Garden Club Flower Show.
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FUNFEST '86
Mrs. Dupee also commended the Parks and Recreation Board for a
very successful event, Funfest '86.
COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF'S REPORT
Council Member Huff presented a safety car seat to the City to be .
used by the Clermont Police Department. The car seat had been
donated anonymously.
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX
Council Member Huff gave a brief presentation supporting a proposed
Occupational License Tax which would be based on 1% of a business's
gross receipts. He stated that he believed this would be a more
equitable tax than impact fees imposed upon builders and that the
City should support this legislation.
FINAL READING OF ORDINANCE 246-C - CITY OF CLERMONT EMPLOYEE
PENSION PLAN
Finanace Director Joseph Van Zile gave a brief synopsis of the .
new General Employees Pension Plan and amendments to the old plan,
as explained in a memo from Mr. Van Zile dated April 2, 1986 which
is attached and made part of this record.
He also introduced Mr. Kevin Merrill and Mr. Rob Langford,
representatives of Erisa Compliance Services, who were present to
answer questions.
Mayor Pool called for comments from those present in the audience
and no one spoke for or against the proposed ordinance.
86-084After a brief discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER
HUFF, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
BY ROLL CALL VOTE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE 246-C ESTABLISHING A NEW
GENERAL EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN AND AMENDMENTS TO THE OLD PLAN.
VOTING WAS AS FOLOWS: COUNCIL MEMBERS DUPEE, HUFF, COLE AND
TURVILLE, AYE AND MAYOR POOL, AYE. THE ORDINANCE WAS READ BY
TITLE ONLY.
RESOLUTION NO. 523 - APPROVING AND APPLYING FOR PARTICIPATION
IN THE FLORIDA MUNICIPAL PENSION TRUST FUND
It was explained that enactment of this Resolution would approve
of and apply for participation in the Florida Municipal Pension
Trust Fund. This fund provides for administration, trust and
custodial services of all the City Pension Plans by the Florida
Municipal Pension Trust Fund.
Mr. Rob Langford explained that the City would enjoy a higher
rate of return on its investments with the new fund, and also
save approximately $7,000 in administrative fees during the
first year. He then ci ted various figures. for interest earned
by the fund during the past year.
36-085After a brief discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER
DUPEE, SeCONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
BY ROLL CALL VOTE TO ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 523 APPROVING OF AND
APPLYING FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE FLORIDA MUNICIPAL PENSION
TRUST FUND. VOTING WAS AS FOLLOWS: COUNCIL MEMBERS TURVILLE,
COLE, DUPEE AND HUFF, AYE AND MAYOR POOL, AYE. THE RESOLUTION
WAS READ BY TITLE ONLY.
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RESOLUTION NO. 524 - CHANGING THE TRUSTEE OF THE PENSION PLAN
It was explained that this Resolution would change the Trustee
of the City Pension Plan from Sun Bank, N.A. to the Board of
Trustees of the Florida Municipal Pension Trust Fund.
86-08~ MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER TURVILLE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER HUFF AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED BY ROLL CALL VOTE TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION NO. 524 CHANGING THE TRUSTEE OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT
PENSION PLAN TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE FLORIDA MUNICIPAL
PENSION TRUST FUND. VOTING WAS AS FOLLOWS: COUNCIL MEMBERS
HUFF, DUPEE, COLE AND TURVILLE, AYE AND MAYOR POOL, AYE. THE
RESOLUTION WAS READ BY TITLE ONLY.
PENSION INVESTMENT POLICY - OLD GUIDELINES REPEALED
It was explained that the City's present Pension Investment Policy,
which established investment guidelines for pension funds should
be repealed. This policy was needed to restrict the mix of invest-
ments in trust with Sun Bank of Orlando. The Florida Municipal
Pension Trust Fund, the new administrator of our Pension Fund, has
established guidelines that are adequate.
86-087A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
DUPEE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO REPEAL THE CITY'S PRESENT INVESTMENT
GUIDELINES FOR PENSION FUNDS AS THEY ARE NO LONGER NEEDED.
ANNUITIES
Finance Director Van Zile explained that the City was requesting
authorization to purchase paid-up annuities for all previous employees
who are vested but have not yet reached retirement age. The annuities
would guarantee the same amount of pension benefit to these employees
when they reach retirement age.
The annuities can be purchased at a savings, compared to the actuarial
requirement should the employees remain in the old Pension Plan. Mr.
Van Zile asked permission to purchase the annuities when the rates
are in the City's best interest. The savings would stay in the Trust,
which would reduce the City's required future contribution to the Plan.
86-08aA MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO GRANT FINANCE DIRECTOR VAN ZILE THE
AUTHORITY TO PURCHASE THE ANNUITIES AT SOME FUTURE DATES WHEN IT IS
DETERMINED THAT THE INTEREST RATES WILL OFFER THE MOST SAVINGS TO
THE CITY.
JAYCEE BEACH HOUSE
City Manager Saunders stated that although the deadline for accepting
proposals to operate the Beach House had passed, Mr. Richard Harris had
asked to be considered for the operation. It was the consensus of Council
that the City should operate the concession on a trial basis for one year.
It was further explained that since the City would be operating the Beach
House, a method of operation for the concession had been developed which
included no counter sales and the utilization of vending machines that
would offer soft drinks, snacks and candy. Beach attendants would be
hired to open and close the building, stock the vending machines, and make
change. They also would be responsible for patrolling the beach area and
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keeping the beach, concession area and restrooms clean and orderly.
Salaries for the personnel would be approximately $3,200 for the
season from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Mr. Saunders explained that the City had no way of accurately projecting
income from the vending machines, but based on conversation with vendors
who supplied the beach concession last year, revenue should be approxi-
mately $2,000 for the season. The vendors would install the machines at
no cost, and the City would receive a percentage of the sales from the
machines.
It was also discussed that the Beach House was in need of repair and
some alterations. The following improvements were determined to be
needed before the building could open for the season: exterior painting,
partition between main room and kitchen area, interior rewiring, install
a ceiling, install wall covering (paneling), replace broken windows,
replace screens, paint bathrooms and make minor alterations, and perma-
nently close the door and windows in kitchen area that have been covered.
These repairs would cost approximately $4,000 with payment coming from
the Recreation Res~rve Account.
Council Member Dupee suggested that the carpet in the building be either
cleaned or replaced.
86-089After a brief discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE,
SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO HAVE THE
CITY RUN THE JAYCEE BEACH HOUSE CONCESSION FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR,
HIRE THE BEACH ATTENDANTS, AND MAKE THE REPAIRS LISTED ABOVE, PLUS
CLEAN OR REPLACE THE CARPET WITH PAYMENT FOR THE REPAIRS AND CARPET
COMING FROM THE RECREATION RESERVE ACCOUNT.
NEW BUSINESS
SOUTH LAKE YMCA LEASE
City Manager Saunders reported that the South Lake YMCA wished to
exercise the second option tQ renew the lease on their building
located at 630 West DeSoto Street with the same terms and monthly
rental fee of $101 per month.
86-090After a brief discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF,
SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO RENEW
THE YMCA'S LEASE OF THE BUILDING LOCATED AT 630 WEST DESOTO STREET
WITH THE SAME TERMS AND MONTHLY RENTAL FEE OF $101.
HILLSIDE VILLAS CONDOMINIUMS
City Manager Saunders presented the following background materials
concerning the Hillside Villas Project: In 1983 Initial Capital
Outlay, Inc. was granted a Conditional Use Permit to construct a
92 unit condominium project on Grand Highway. Grand Highway sus-
tained considerable damage during site work, and erosion of the
property is a continuing problem. On March 3, 1986 a letter was
sent to Initial Capital Outlay outlining specific improvements
and deadlines in order for the project to continue. Although
some sporadic work has occurred on the site since then, they have
not attempted to meet the majority of the requirements. City
Attorney Baird issued a letter dated April 14, 1986 giving five (5)
days to comply, but the City had no response.
City Manager Saunders continued by stating that Condition 18 of
the Conditional Use Permit states th~t if any of the stated conditions
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is violated, the applicant understands and agrees that the City Council
may revoke the Conditional Use Permit by Resolution. It was determined
that the following conditions were violated:
1. Item #1 of the Development Permit requires construction
to be in accordance with approved plans dated 9-11-84.
2. Item #4 of the Development Permit requires all soil
and runoff to be retained on site.
3. Item #5 of the Amendment to the CUP granted January 28,
1986, requires a Performance Bond for construction of
public improvements if the improvements are not com-
plete within 30 days.
No representative from Initial Capital Outlay was present to
discuss these matters.
86-09hfter a brief discussion, A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF,
SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER TURVILLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED DIRECT-
CITY ATTORNEY BAIRD TO PREPARE THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION TO REVOKE
INITIAL CAPITAL OUTLAY, INC. 'S CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND TO PLACE
THIS MATTER ON THE AGENDA FOR THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING.
CRYSTAL LAKE DRIVE
It was reported that the City had received a request from Mr. Earnest
Smith, the owner of Lots 9 and 10, Block 27, which are located on the
south shore of Crystal Lake at the corner of Broome and Fourth Streets
to close that portion of Crystal Lake Drive adjacent to his property.
Mr. Harlow Middleton, the attorney for Mr. Smith, explained that accord-
ing to a survey obtained by his client, the City has built its storm
drainage improvement on the Smith property. Mr. Smith has offered to
give the City an easement for the storm drain in exchange for the street
closing.
City Attorney Baird explained that it was the City's opinion that the
drain was not located on Mr. Smith's property, and the basis of his
argument that it does, stems from an inaccurate survey. Mr. Baird
continued by stating that if the property owner 'continues with his
present position regarding the easement, the matter will have to be
settled in court.
City Attorney Baird stated that the only consideration the Council
should make is regarding the request to close that portion of Crystal
Lake Drive. Council Member Huff pointed out that the City should re-
tain this right-of-way for a possible future parallel route to Highway
50.
36-09~ MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER HUFF, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
TURVILLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO DENY THE REQUEST TO CLOSE THAT
PORTION OF CRYSTAL LAKE DRIVE ADJACENT TO LOTS 9 AND 10, BLOCK 27.
LABOR DAY FIREWORKS DISPLAY
It was explained that the City has financially sponsored the Labor
Day Fireworks Display at Jaycee Beach for the past two years at a
cost of $2,000 each year. The Chamber of Commerce has asked if
the City will sponsor the event for the third year.
16-09~ MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER COLE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
HUFF AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO SPONSOR THE LABOR DAY FIREWORKS DIS-
PLAY AT A COST OF $2,000.
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BID AWARD - FISHING PIER
City Manager Saunders reported that the City had received five
bids for the construction of the fishing pier at West Beach, and
it was recommended that the City award the bid to the low bidder,
Randy's Weed and Dock, in the amount of $3,500 for the main 120'
section and that a 16' "L" section be added at $30 per lineal foot
for a total cost of $3,980. $4,000 had been budgeted for the project.
86-09~ MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER COLE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
TURVILLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED TO AWARD THE BID FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE NEW FISHING PIER AT WEST BEACH TO RANDY'S WEED AND DOCK IN THE
AMOUNT OF $3,980 FOR THE 120' MAIN SECTION AND A 16' "L" SECTION.
RESOLUTION NO. 525 - BID AWARD FOR INTERIM FINANCING
It was explained that two bids for interim financing for the
sewage treatment plant expansion project had been received.
recommended that the City accept the "Proposal B" bid of Sun
which offers a a variable interest rate of 65% of Sun Bank's
rate and annual payments.
It was
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86-095A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCIL MEMBER DUPEE, SECONDED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER COLE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED BY ROLL CALL VOTE ADOPTING
RESOLUTION NO. 525 AWARDING $885,900 OF THE ISSUER'S 1984 WATER
AND SEWER REVENUE BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES TO SUN BANK, N.A.,
CLERMONT, FLORIDA, BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE LISTED IN ITEM
"B" OF THE BID PROPOSAL (EXHIBIT "A"). VOTING WAS AS FOLLOWS:
COUNCIL MEMBERS DUPEE, HUFF, TURVILLE AND COLE, AYE AND MAYOR
POOL, AYE. THE RESOLUTION WAS READ BY TITLE ONLY.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
CLERMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Martin Wright of the Clemont Elementary School asked the City's
help in curbing vandalism at the school. City Manager Saunders
stated that he would meet with Chief Tyndal concerning this
matter.
CLERMONT GARDEN CLUB
Mayor Pool read a letter from the Green Thumb Circle of the
Clermont Garden Club asking that consideration be given to
not remove the planters from the downtown business area. This
matter will be turned over to the Parks and Recreation Board
for discussion at a future meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
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DATE ON WHICH VOTE OCCURRED
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WHO MUST FILE FORM 4
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whether state or local. and it applies equally to members of advisory and non-advisory bodies who are faced with a voting conflict of
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PART A
VOTING CONFLICT DISCLOSURE FOR LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS
[Required by Section 112.3143(3), Florida Statutes (Supp. 1984).]
The Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees PROHIBITS each municipal, county, and other local public officer FROM
VOTING in an official capacity upon any measure which inures to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from
knowingly voting in his official capacity upon any measure which inures to the special gain of any principal (other than a government
agency as defined in Section 112.312(2). Florida Statutes) by whom he is retained.
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(a) PRIOR TO THE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of his interest in the matter on which he is
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