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02-28-2006 Regular MeetingCity of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 The Clermont City Council met in a regular meeting on Tuesday, February 28, 2006 in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Mayor Hal Turville called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm with the following Council Members present: Council Members Mullins, Goodgame, and Renick. Other City officials present were: City Manager Saunders, Assistant City Manager Gray, City Attorney Mantzaris, and Deputy City Clerk Knight. INVOCATION Council Member Mullins gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. MINUTES City Council Meeting held on February 14, 2006. Council Member Renick noted the misspelling of Sherry Boam's name on page 9. Council Member Mullins moved to accept the minutes as amended • seconded by Council Member Cood~ame. The motion passed with all members voting "aye „ - PUBLIC COMMENTS Frank Lyon, 935 Brogden Street, spoke of his concern regarding speed bumps. He stated speed bumps were installed but traffic is still not slowing down or stopping at the stop sign. He suggested using Brogden as a trial for alternative speed ~umps. Mr. Lyon also informed Council of an unlicensed daycare at 940 Brogden Street. Mayor Turville asked City Manager Saunders to put this item on an agenda to discuss options Nancy Fullerton, representative for the Alliance to Protect Water Resources, spoke of her concern on the littering around the lakes in Clermont. She informed Council of 550 pounds of trash collected over the weekend. Ms. Fullerton commented on the trash along the bridges and boardwalk; she suggested a campaign on littering might be helpful as well as trash cans and no littering signage. Mayor Turville commented the City crew will place more focus on those areas. City Manager Saunders informed Council the Eagle Scouts are working on an informational sign to place at the entrance to the boardwalk which will state a no littering policy. Lee Drew, President of Clermont Federal Firefighters, asked about the status of the addition to Fire Station No. 2. City Manager Saunders informed Council they are looking at different sites. They have an agreeable seller and a proposal is expected to be presented to the City Council in March. Lee Drew asked about a Fire Station near the new mall. City Manager Saunders commented they are looking into where the City plans to grow and the areas that need to be served today. There are no agreements to serve outside the city limits at this time. r~ L_J City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 Mayor Turville informed him the area near the mall is not in our jurisdiction and they will be working with the county in regards to areas they could more responsibly serve. City Manager Saunders informed Council a meeting is scheduled with the Lake County Administrator, Fire Chief, and a Public Safety Director. Lee Drew commented on the impact fee assessment survey and the Fire Department being understaffed. City Manager Saunders stated he would have to review the report. Mayor Turville suggested that Mr. Drew schedule an appointment with City Manager Saunders to discuss his concerns. Council Member Renick asked if this topic would be appropriate for a Council Workshop. City Manager Saunders informed her Council will meet with Chief Bishop to review the maps and discuss the reasons behind deciding locations for new fire stations. Council Member Goodgame suggested discussing the grant regarding six (6) additional firemen on the workshop agenda. Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith, concurred with Mr. Lyon's concerns regarding the speed bumps not helping the traffic problems on Brogden Street. ~indy Barrow, spoke of her concerns as a parent in regards to cars not stopping at the stop sign on Brogden Street. Ms. Barrow also informed Council a new school sight located across from East Ridge High School which has been zoned for a Middle School. She briefed Council on VOICE's bus trip to Tallahassee, stating a Commissioner as well as other community leaders will be riding on the trip with them. Ms. Barrow noted when they arrive there will be two (2) Senators and two (2) Representatives there to greet them. Council Member Renick emphasized her concerns and concurred with Mr. Purvis and Mr. Lyons regarding the speed bumps on Brogden Street. She asked if they could discuss this issue at this meeting. Mayor Turville informed her it would have to be advertised first. Council Member Mullins stated the City has made an effort towards correcting the traffic problems on Brogdon Street including more law enforcement, but he regrets the efforts have not been effective. He assured them they will continue to work on this issue until it is resolved. City Manager Saunders informed Council additional warning strips were placed on the road in the last couple of days. He stated since strips have been in place and law enforcement has been increased a number of tickets have been written. Mr. Saunders also assured they will keep working on this until it becomes effective. REPORTS City Manager Saunders - No report .City Attorney Mantzaris gave a report on the meetings he has been attending with a group of Government Attorneys 2 City of Clermont M1Ni1TES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 regarding the School Concurrency efforts and the interlocal agreement. He informed Council a draft of an interlocal agreement with various options is in process and they hope to have it completed the first week of March for review. Council Member Goodgame attended the Metropolitan Planning Organization meeting on February 22. The meeting was in regards to the effects the toll road will have on Clermont as well as the connection of 429 and US 27 which has been named the Carlton Connector or Freeway. They also discussed the traffic that will be created by Plaza Collins and the roads that will be affected. Mr. Goodgame attended a board meeting for the Habitat for Humanities on February 23. The thrift store located at the Emerald Plaza Shopping Center has been experiencing an excessive amount of dumping around their dumpsters behind the store. He suggested discussing an alternate collection place at the next Council Workshop. Council Member Mullins - No report Council Member Renick spoke on the Lake County Water Alliance article regarding the Orange County consumptive use permit. She stated every city was represented at the meeting and all agreed to oppose their CUP. She informed Council there will be a meeting on April 24, by the DEP, in regards to the pollution in the lakes. Mayor Turville reported he and Assistant City Manager Gray attended a West Orange South Lake Transportation meeting at which time dues were discussed. He reported they agreed to lower the City of Clermont's dues to $4,000 versus $5,000. He asked that it be placed on an agenda for discussion regarding the continued participation in West Orange South Lake Transportation. Mayor Turville commented on the benefits and the improvements to Highway 50 being ahead of schedule. rCONSENT AGENDA Mayor Turville advised the next item on the Agenda for consideration was the Consent Agenda and requested anyone wishing to have any item pulled for discussion to please come forward at this time. Item No. 1 -Scope of Service Boyle Engineering Consumptive Use Permit Renewal in the amount of $79,196.00 to be allocated from the Water Fund in the Utilities Budget. Item No. 2 -Equipment Surplus Item No. 3 -Request Clermont Downtown Partnership Request approval to surplus the attached Fire Department Equipment. Request to close Montrose Street between 7`'' and 8"' Streets from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the CDP's "Second Saturday" monthly events, beginning April 8, 2006 Dr. Stephen Newton requested to pull item 3 from the consent agenda. Council Member Renick requested to pull item 1 from the consent agenda. Council Member Mullins moved to approve consent agenda item number 2 • seconded by Council Member Goodgame. The motion gassed with all members voting "aye " .Council Member Renick stated her concern on paying Boyle Engineering to do modeling that is acceptable to St City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 Johns Water Management. City Manager Saunders explained if the permit is not renewed the City will not be in compliance. The permit was specifically designed this way. He remarked the cost was $66,000 five years ago. Tamara Richardson, City Engineer, briefed Council on the modeling process. Mayor Turville asked if the City has the ability to do this in house. Tamara Richardson explained it is a very specialized field and staff does not have the capabilities. Mayor Turville asked if she felt this amount was reasonable. Tamara Richardson replied she feels it is well in line. Jim Purvis spoke of his concern about the pond in Kings Ridge still not being hooked up. City Manager Saunders explained the City has done everything they could and it is now up to Lennar to get the permits in place. Tamara Richardson, City Engineer, briefed Council on her communications with DEP who informed her they have ecently received plans that meet their requirements. Council Member Goodgame moved acceptance of item I on the consent agenda • seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members votin~a~" Stephen Newton, 769 W. Montrose St, expressed his concern about the closing of Montrose Street affecting his business. He stated he has Saturday hours and this makes it difficult for his patients to get to his office. City Manager Saunders explained the roads in which the Second Saturday event would affect. Bill Banzhaf, President of the Downtown Partnership, read a letter written to the City of Clermont regarding his proposal to change the First Friday event to the Second Saturday of every month. Council Member Goodgame moved acceptance of item 3 on the consent agenda • seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members votin~aye " Resolution 1449 -Home Depot Mayor Turville briefed Council on Resolution 1449. He stated the requirement to re-advertise had not been fulfilled therefore it will be tabled until further notice. Council Member Mullins moved to table Resolution 1449 ind~'initely • seconded by Council Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members voting "aye " Council Member Goodgame informed Council that Home Depot is storing products outside of their store and it was not a City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 • part of their permit. City Manager Saunders told Council they are currently under a code enforcement violation and are being assessed a daily fine. City Manager Saunders announced the results of the Special Primary Election. A Special Election between Ann Dupee and Jack Hogan will take place on March 14, 2006. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Variance Request -Arellano Curt Henschel, Principal Planner, briefed Council Members of the applicant, Karen Arellano's, request fora 5.44 side yard building setback for a duplex residence located at 460 and 462 West Broome St. The duplex was originally permitted with a 7.5 foot side yard building setback. Upon the completion of the residence, the final survey was completed, and the survey stated that the building complied with the 7.5 foot building setback. The applicant, who owns the adjacent lot to the east, moved on to construct another duplex. During the construction process of the adjacent building, the applicant notices an anomaly with the two buildings and ordered a second survey of the 460 and 462 duplex. Upon the results of the second survey, it was discovered the duplex at 460 and 462 was not in fact located 7.5 feet from the property line; it was 5.44 feet from the property line. Mr. Henschel stated the applicant has followed all the correct procedures required by the City and moved on with construction not knowing of the false information given by the urveyor. Staff feels a hardship in this case has been demonstrated and recommends approval. Karen Arellano, owner of the duplex, explained the information was based on what was given to them by the surveyor and it was not intended for the building setback to be out of compliance with the City's code of ordinance. Mayor Turville opened the floor for comments. Council Member Goodgame asked if this would go against the surveyor's license. Dan Mantzaris, City Attorney, stated they have errors and omissions insurance and that they could be held responsible for errors that are a result from their mistake. Council Member Renick moved to grant the variance request • seconded by Council Member Mullins The motion passed with all members voting "aye " Ordinance 544-M Final Hearing Mayor Turville read Ordinance 544-M aloud by title only. An Ordinance of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, closing and permanently abandoning that portion of Hunt Street lying east of Bloxam Avenue and west of U.S. Highway 27, located in section 19, township 22 south, range 27 east, block G, south of lot 4, according to the plat of Clermont, Florida recorded in plat book 3, page 5, public records of Lake County, Florida; • repealing all Ordinances in conflict herewith, providing for severability, providing for publication and City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 providing for an effective date. Jim Hitt, Planning Director, briefed Council on the applicant's request for a petition for right-of-way and easement closing. He stated the applicant, Dale Ladd, has requested an undeveloped portion of Hunt Street to be closed, which is located east of Bloxam Avenue and west of U.S. 27. Developed portions of Hunt Street continue west across Bloxam Avenue and east across U.S. 27. The applicant is requesting this closing due to the topography and the resulting difficulty of development on the adjacent lots. By vacating Hunt Street, the right-of-way would be absorbed by the adjacent lots, owned by the applicant. Staff recommends denial of this petition for right-of-way. Dale Ladd, applicant, informed the Council he owns the property on one side, and is the agent for the property owners on the south side. He commented on the topography and the difficulty of developing on this property. Mr. Ladd stated he would be willing to grant the right-of-way as a utility easement instead of vacating it. Mayor Turville opened the floor for comments. City Council Goodgame asked where the current utility lines were located. Mr. Ladd pointed out on a map the location of the water and sewer. Council Member Mullins inquired about the access and topography of the property. Mr. Ladd replied the property drops off significantly on the south side. Their site plan still allows them to meet the rading plan, however the additional property to the south in which he represents the owner, would be somewhat restricted by it. Mayor Turville advised that in past requests such as these, approval was generally only granted when all other concerns have been addressed. Council Member Goodgame stated he would like to see the intended development plan for this property. Council Member Goodgame moved to table Ordinance 544-M• seconded by Council Member Mullins for discussion. Mr. Ladd stated he would be willing to come back with a development plan for the Council to review. City Manager Saunders suggested coming back within 60 days with a development plan. Mr. Ladd agreed this would be acceptable. Council Member Mullins moved to table Ordinance 544-M for 60 days • seconded by Council Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members voting "aye " City Manager Saunders informed Council the date would be April 25, 2006. Resolution 1466 -Congregation Sinai • 6 City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 • Mayor Turville read Resolution 1466 aloud by title only. A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, granting a conditional use permit to allow for the operation of a house of worship in the Kings Ridge PUD zoning district. Jim Hitt, Planning Director, informed Council there are two (2) items associated with this request. He described the property stating the site was previously used as a telecommunications site, and the Kings Ridge PUD has been amended to allow this use. The owner/applicant intends to construct a structure to be used as the synagogue on the property which will be approximately 3,000 square feet. This will be used by the congregation for weekly services, and handicap access will also be provided as required. A site plan, in accordance with City regulations must be submitted and approved prior to any permits. Parking for approximately 45 vehicles will be provided. Staff recommends approval of this request. Mayor Turville advised Council they will discuss Resolution 1466 and the variance request for Congregation Sinai concurrently and vote on them separately. NEW BUSINESS Variance Request -Congregation Sinai James Hitt, Planning Director, briefed Council Members of the applicants request for a variance to allow for 31 spaces to be unpaved grass parking, rather than paved parking spaces as required by the City Land Development Code, Section 98- •5. He explained the variance request is being applied for in conjunction with a conditional use permit for the Congregation Sinai, located at 3551 Hancock Road. A total of 35 parking spaces are required for the modular building at this site according to the Land Development Code and initial seating calculations by the Clermont Fire Marshal. Mr. Hitt described the number of provided parking spaces and their dimensions. Staff does not have any objections to the variance for the provision for grass parking rather than paved for 31 spaces, but recommends that paved parking be provided, in accordance with the CUP, for at least the 35 required spaces, within five years of the Certificate of Occupancy being issued for the building. Steve Silpe, 2109 Grafton Avenue, informed Council he is joined by a representative who will brief them on the requests. Norman Posner, 4109 Hammersmith Dr., briefed Council on their growing congregation stating they are serving the entire Jewish population in Clermont. He educated Council on the various types of members the church serves and the services that are involved. Mayor Turville opened the floor for comments. Council Member Mullins inquired about the statement of minimal landscaping in the application. Mr. Posner described the landscape plan in accordance with the traffic from the neighboring school, Windy Hill. Council Member Renick asked about the possibility of using the middle school's parking for overflow. Council Member Goodgame commented on stabilizing the center roadways between the parking areas. • City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 City Manager Saunders informed Council, per the Code of Ordinances the applicant has to show how they will stabilize the parking area. Council Member Mullins moved to approve Resolution 1466 • seconded by Council Member Goodgame The motion passed with all members voting "aye ". Council Member Mullins moved to grant the variance request for the Congregation Sinai • seconded by Council Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members votin~aye " Variance Request -Loth Curt Henschel, Principal Planner, briefed Council of the variance request for 562 W. Minneola owned by, Jules and Maureen Loth. He explained the applicant would like to construct a driveway of brick pavers in the City right-of-way. The code calls for driveways to be constructed of concrete with wire mesh. The applicant has already constructed the driveway with pavers over the City right-of-way. Mr. Henschel advised Council, when similar variance requests have been granted in the past a hold harmless agreement has been required of the applicant. Also, the driveway construction consisted of a concrete pad under the pavers to protect the utilities; in this case a concrete pad was not constructed. Staff recommends at a minimum that a hold harmless agreement be executed, and a poured concrete pad or apron be constructed under the pavers to protect utilities. ~ules Loth, owner, explained his absence during the construction process of the driveway. He stated the driveway was reviously grass and it was his intention to enhance the approach to the house. Mr. Loth advised Council he was not aware a permit was not issued. Mayor Turville opened the floor for comments. Hope Lamb, neighbor, spoke on behalf of the owner. She described the beautiful detailed work of the pavers and commented on the significant difference it has made to the home. Ms. Lamb stated the owners have done everything they could to make improvements to the home which benefited the entire street. She expressed her concern about the hardship of having to remove the pavers to pour the slab noting she spoke to the contractor regarding the process of doing so. Mayor Turville closed the public hearing. Mayor Turville spoke of the ingress and expertise of these pavers. He commented on the driveway formerly being grass and expressed his approval with the investment the owners have made to the neighborhood. Council Member Mullins asked about the yellow tape in the pictures. Mr. Loth replied it was the original plan. Council Member Mullins inquired if the contractor was liable for not pulling the permit. Dan Mantzaris, City Attorney, replied he may have some responsibility for doing the work without a permit, however oftentimes there is language in the contract that requires the owner to obtain the permit. • City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 Mayor Turville commented on the value of the pavers in accordance with water drainage. He also remarked on the ability to remove the pavers versus tearing the driveway up should the utility crew need to have access to work on a utility line. Mr. Loth informed Council he would be willing to sign a hold harmless waiver. Council Member Mullins inquired about any material holding the pavers together. Mr. Loth replied it was a gravel base underneath. City Manager Saunders informed Council on past approvals, where the owner was required to tear up the driveway and pour concrete underneath. Council Member Renick asked what needed to be done to change the code. Council Member Mullins suggested waiting to see what utilities are underneath. Council Member Goodgame stated that dirt was more dangerous than pavers. Hope Lamb informed Council a water meter was located on the opposite end of the property. She concurred with Council Member Renick regarding changing the code requirement for driveways in the future. • Council Member Goodgame moved acc~tance of the variance request for 562 W. Minneola Avenue with a signed hold harmless a~reement• seconded b~Council Member Mullins with discussion. Council Member Mullins asked if there was any other language that needed to be added to the hold harmless agreement. City Manager Saunders replied an agreement has been drafted that will cover everything. Council Member Renick expressed her concerns on requiring previous applicants to tear up their driveways to pour concrete. The motion amassed with all members voting? "aye ". Variance Request -Elite Car Wash James Hitt, Planning Director, informed Council Members of the variance requests submitted by applicants, Phillip Toppino, Elite Car Wash and Tim Wainscott, Mid Florida Signs & Graphics. Elite Car Wash is located at 1230 Oakley Seaver Drive in the Oakley Plaza, west of Oakley Seaver Dr., north of Highway 50. The requests would allow (1) for two additional signs for a total of three, located on the 3r° floor elevations facing east, south and west, and; (2) to allow ahigh- rise sign within 1,000 feet of a residential district, which may be allowed only by variance. Staff recommends denial of the variance request (1) stating that only one high-rise sign be allowed, per code, instead of the additional three requested. Staff further recommends that the one sign face away from the residential subdivisions. Staff recommends approval for variance request (2) to allow for one high-rise sign within 1,000 feet of residential district, and further recommends the sign face either east toward Oakley Seaver Drive or toward Highway 50. Council Member Goodgame asked which signs the staff was recommending. • City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 • Mayor Turville replied based on the Code of Ordinances he was not allowed any signs but is asking for three (3) City Manager Saunders reiterated staffs recommendation. Phillip Toppino, applicant explained he started this project prior to the amendment of the sign code in April 2005. He is willing to withdraw the request for signage facing to the west. Mr. Toppino briefed Council on the architectural design of his building and stated the plans were submitted and approved showing the signage on the building. He remarked he was not aware of the changes in the sign code until they applied for the sign permit. Mr. Toppino presented a picture of CVS Pharmacy and other buildings with elevations of the same height as his three story building. He requested City Council's approval for signage facing Home Depot to the east as well as signage facing south. Mayor Turville opened the floor for comments. Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith, inquired about the layout of the building and expressed his concern regarding signage for the other tenants of the building. Jim Sullivan, 1378 Briarhaven Lane and President of the Homeowners Association for South Lake Forest, commented on a discussion that took place two years ago regarding this development stating he has received many good comments from the homeowners and they are pleased with the way the development is turning out. He expressed the major concern of the residents is how the signage will look. They are trying to protect their property value and want to keep the area looking good. .Curtis Reeves, 1210 Laurel Haven Court and Vice President of the Homeowners Association, commented on the amended sign code stating it was well advertised. Lisa Dodds, 1323 Arbor Glen Court, expressed her main concern was the increasing eye pollution in the area. Resident of 1354 Briarhaven Lane, also stated his concerns regarding the light coming from the signs. Phillip Toppino informed Council the sign would only glow and would be a mild blue color. City Manager Saunders addressed the sign ordinance and stated, upon the site review meetings the applicant is informed that signage is not a part of the review process and a separate permit is required. Council Member Mullins inquired about the illustration of the signs on the side of the building and why they need to have lighted signs if they were not open after dark. He also concurred with the residents regarding the increasing light pollution. Phillip Toppino stated he was willing to have an unlit sign on the east side of the building. City Manager Saunders informed Council there are other multi story buildings that were approved prior to the sign code being changed but not completed until afterwards. Council Member Goodgame asked how many signs were on the Watson Realty building. .Phillip Toppino replied there were two (2) signs on the Watson Realty building, one facing east and one facing Highway 10 City of Clermont MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2006 50. Council Member Goodgame asked Mr. Toppino about having two (2) unlit signs. Phillip Toppino replied he would be willing to have two (2) unlit signs. Mayor Turville asked if Mr. Tim Wainscott was present and inquired about his name as being the applicant. Tim Wainscott, Mid-Florida Signs and Graphics, informed Council his name was on the application because he filled it out on behalf of Mr. Toppino. Council Member Renick asked the President of the Homeowners Association which type of sign they would prefer. Jim Sullivan, President of the South Lake Forest Homeowners Association, stated he could not answer that question without seeing what the sign was going to look like. Council Member Goodgame concurred with Council Member Mullins suggestion of not having lit signs. Council Member Renick moved to apRrove the variance request for Elite Car Wash to have one unlit sign facing either south or east; seconded by Council Member Mullins The motion Rassed 3-1 with Council Member Goodgame voting "nay ". ADJOURN: With no further comments the meeting was adjourned at 9:55 p.m. .yl f4 F O~~Y .ewk1•.a w,. ,, !y ., :e AT7~ST: , t~ Tracy Ackroyd, City Clerk • APPROVED: ayor Harold Turville 11 • • QUANTITY ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL S/N PROPERTY # STATUS 7 Twin Mattresses NA NA NA Auction 3 Twin Bunk Bed Frames NA NA NA . Auction Sm. 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