12-12-2006 Regular MeetingCity of Clermont
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DECEMBER 12, 2006
The Clermont City Council met in a regular meeting on Tuesday, December 12, 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, Hogan and Berlinsky. Other City
officials present were: City Manager Saunders, Assistant City Manager Gray, City Attorney Mantzaris,
and City Clerk Ackroyd.
INVOCATION
Council Member Goodgame gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Council meeting minutes of November 14, 2006
Council Member Berlinsky noted his name was not listed as being in attendance. Mayor Turville
remarked the minutes reflect he was sworn in at that meeting.
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the minutes of November 14 as amended
to include Berlinsky in attendance; seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion
passed with all members present voting "ate
PROCLAMATION
Mayor Turville read the proclamation aloud declaring January 4, 2007 to be Joe Janusiak Day and
presented Mr. Janusiak with a framed proclamation.
City Manager Saunders stated the reception honoring Joe Janusiak is starting now at Jenkins.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith Drive, commended the City for the Light Up Clermont festivities and
Greg Homan for the Citrus Tower fireworks display. He recommended the City send a letter of
appreciation for a spectacular evening.
Bob Bowman, 723 W. Montrose Street, expressed gratitude for the Light Up Clermont event.
Greg Homan, owner of Citrus Tower, thanked the City for providing support for the Citrus Tower
celebration. He suggested the City consider having the show annually at Waterfront Park which could be
done with sponsorships and the community would enjoy it. Also, Mr. Homan offered to help.
Mayor Turville commented the City was impressed with the show and will consider prior to budget and
would appreciate his help. He also noted traffic was not a problem afterwards.
REPORTS
City Manager Saunders - No Report
City Attorney Mantzaris - No Report
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Council Member Goodgame remarked on Habitat for Humanity dedicating its 100"' house in
Lake County on Saturday.
Council Member Hogan commented on the remarkable appearance throughout the City and commended
the Light Up Clermont ceremony.
Council Member Berlinsky stated that Clermont can support multiple events with having the Citrus
Tower celebration and Light Up Clermont the same weekend. He further noted he met with City
Attorney Mantzaris regarding a proposed Conduct of Ethics standard for employees, council and
appointees. It will be ready to present to Council at a workshop in a month or two.
Council Member Mullins commended Public Services for set up and clean-up before and after the event.
The Lake County League of Cities voted to support the Florida League of Cities Legislative Agenda this
year. Lake County placed an additional request to the Legislature related to state wide water use; they are
concerned with the coastal communities devouring the water, leaving the central communities dry.
Mayor Turville extended appreciation to staff and Mr. Saunders for the weekend events.
CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Turville advised the next item on the Agenda for consideration is the Consent Agenda and
requested anyone wishing to have any item pulled for discussion to please come forward at this time.
Item No. 1 -Surplus Equipment
Item No. 2 -Agreement Approval
Item No. 3 -Agreement Renewal
Item No. 4-Agreement Approval
Public Services Department Request approval to
surplus Public Services Equipment
Interlocal Agreement with Lake County
accepting Infrastructure Sales Tax Funds for
Community Recreation Projects
Request to renew maintenance contact for City
Hall Elevator - Kone Elevators
Administrative Services requested approval of
the Collective Bargaining Agreement with the
International Union of Police Associations -
AFL-CIO
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the consent agenda as written• seconded
by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye„
Mayor Turville noted Resolution 1501 has been postponed to the January 23, 2007 meeting.
Council Member Goodgame moved to postpone Resolution 1501 to January 23
seconded by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present
voting "aye ".
Mayor Turville advised the Clonts Groves, Inc. JPA review agenda item has been withdrawn by the
applicant and will not be heard at this meeting.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Resolution 1503 -Hills of Clermont
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1503 aloud by title only.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, granting
a Conditional Use Permit to amend Resolution No. 1241 to change the allowable use of a
parcel from Residential to Professional Office/Commercial.
Council Member Berlinsky noted a typo on the Planning & Zoning meeting minutes.
Curt Henschel, Planner, provided the staff report of the request. The applicant intends to amend the
existing Planned Unit Development (PUD) to allow for professional office and commercial use in a
location currently zoned for residential by the existing PUD. In July 2006, the parcel received an
approved future land use designation of commercial. This would allow the professional office and
commercial uses the applicant is requesting. An agreement with the residential subdivision to the south,
the Hills of Clermont, is to be incorporated into the CUP/PUD document. Staff recommended approval
to allow for professional office/commercial use to this 15.5 acre parcel.
The applicant, Bernard Woody, 11740 Osprey Point Blvd., was present. He met with City staff and is
satisfied with the request. The Homeowners Association was represented as well.
Mayor Turville opened public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed public hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Resolution 1503; seconded by Council
Member Berlinsky. The motion passed with all members present votin,~aye ".
Variance Request -Bella Lago
Curt Henschel, Planner, provided the staff report on the applicant's variance request to remove the public
sidewalk requirement along U.S. 27 with the development of the Bella Lago Subdivision located two
miles south of S.R. 50. Staff supports the variance request because of the extensive grading that would be
required and that the sidewalk will be installed with the widening project of U.S. 27.
Joel Martin, Schmidt Construction, was present and in agreement with staffs recommendations.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing.
Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith Drive, suggested requiring the developer to place money in escrow for
the sidewalk.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing.
Mayor Turville questioned granting this variance, if it's not necessary, and asked to have a posted bond or
language within the document to ensure the understanding that the sidewalk is required.
City Attorney Mantzaris replied that a performance bond or sidewalk bond could be required if the
Department of Transportation fails to perform. A variance can be granted with a condition to post a bond.
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City Manager Saunders noted the City has required bonds in the past or multiple letters of credit or
deposits made in escrow to ensure the money is there to build it.
The applicant did not have a problem with the suggestion.
Council Member Goodgame recommended placing provisions in the contract for money to be deposited
into the City to put in City sidewalks. He requested tabling this item to the January 23 meeting.
City Manager Saunders advised that tabling the item to the January 23 meeting would allow staff enough
time to establish a fund for a sidewalk and a mechanism to calculate cost.
Mayor Turville supported the idea.
City Attorney Mantzaris recommended the City create a master sidewalk plan to ensure funds are
administered properly.
City Manager Saunders stated the City Council approves a sidewalk plan for infill projects each year and
this money would be placed into a dedicated fund.
Council Member Goodgame moved to table the variance request to January 23:
seconded b~ Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present
voting "aye ".
Ordinance 351-C Final Hearing
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 351-C aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City of Clermont relating to taxation amending Chapter 58
"Taxation", Article IV "Occupational License Tax" of the City Code to remove all
references to "Occupational License Tax" and replace it with "Local Business Tax";
providing for the issuance of a receipt in lieu of a license; deleting Section 58-126,
"Revocation of License" providing for codification, severability, conflict, and an
effective date.
City Manager Saunders remarked this ordinance is in conformance with a House Bill approved by the
State Legislature regarding Occupational Licenses.
City Clerk Ackroyd noted the "Occupational License" term would be changed to "Local Business Tax".
Mayor Turville opened public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed public hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved acceptance of Ordinance 351C• seconded by Council
Member Mullins. The motion passed 5 to 0 on a roll call vote with all members_present
voting "aye ".
Ordinance 548-M Final Hearing
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 548-M aloud by title only.
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An Ordinance of the City of Clermont, Florida amending the City of Clermont
Operating/Capital Funds Investment Policy, Article XII, "Authorized Investments and
Portfolio Compositions"; repealing all Ordinance or parts of Ordinances in conflict with
this Ordinance to the extent of such conflict; providing for severability, and providing for
an effective date.
City Manager Saunders advised that Council has adopted an investment policy and periodically makes
changes to it based on recommendations from the City's Financial Advisor.
Administrative Services Director Van Zile stated the primary change is to allow Corporate Note
Securities as permitted investments. Public Financial Management recommended the revision to further
diversify the City's investment portfolio and to increase the overall yield.
City Manager Saunders commented the overall policy has been conservative over the years.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved acceptance of Ordinance 548M; seconded by
Council Member Mullins. The motion passed 5 to 0 on a roll call vote with all members
present voting "aye ".
NEW BUSINESS
Event Request -Sommer Sports
Mr. Sommer requested approval of 3 events which is a reduction in the number of events from previous
years. There are 2 firm dates set which are for the weekend of April 14 and 15 and October 20. There
will be a potential third event in the summer with no date set yet. In the past, he has hired an officer to
interact with Sommer Sports and the Police Officers and requested the City cover the expense of that
officer assistance as well as maintenance of the park during the event. He will return to Council in late
spring regarding the Great Floridian.
City Manager Saunders suggested Council approve the 2 event dates and allow staff to work with Mr.
Sommer on the third event to not have to return to Council.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Goodgame commented on complaints received from Orange Street residents because of
not being able to get to their homes. He suggested finding a way for police staff to recognize vehicles.
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the event request from Sommer Sports for
2_ firm dates and one to be a reed upon date • seconded by Council Member Mullins
Mayor Turville clarified staff will handle without further review by Council The motion
passed with all members present voting "ave ".
Variance Request -South Lake Hospital
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Curt Henschel, Planner, provided a summary of the variance request from South Lake Hospital. IT is for
an overall building height of 110 feet to accommodate six floors for additional acute care beds in the
proposed new hospital building. It will be located east and south of the existing hospital. A site plan,
building, and elevations will be required to meet all Clermont codes. Staff recommended approval.
John Moore was present and available for questions.
Mayor Turville opened public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed public hearing.
Mayor Turville inquired about the Fire Department being able to fight a fire from that height.
City Manager Saunders was confident the building height would not be a problem.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of the variance for South Lake Hospital;
second by Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all present voting "aye ".
Resolution 1507 -South Lake Animal Clinic
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1507 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 expansion of the existing veterinary
clinic.
Curt Henschel, Planner, reported on the request from South Lake Animal Clinic. The applicant requested
a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to expand an existing veterinary clinic in a C-2 General Commercial
zoning district. The applicant previously obtained a CUP in May 2003 but failed to start construction
rendering the permit void. Also, the applicant applied for the same permit in May 2006, but failed to sign
and return within the required 90 days. The applicant is now requesting the same CUP that was
previously granted and is ready to construct the addition. The expansion will consist of a 1,348 square
foot addition that will be connected to the existing building. The existing veterinary building totals 2,052
square feet. The total proposed building is 3,400 square feet. Parking will be reconfigured and enlarged
to accommodate the additional square footage. Staff recommended approval of the CUP request.
The applicant was present, Ernesto Gonzalez.
Mayor Turville opened public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed public hearing.
Council Member Mullins moved to accept Resolution 1507• seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye "
Mayor Turville advised the next two (2) items would be heard concurrently.
Resolution 1508 -Real Life Christian Church
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1508 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 construction of a church facility in UE zoning.
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Variance Request -Real Life Christian Church
Curt Henschel, Planner, reviewed the requests from Real Life Christian Church to establish a church
facility within the Urban Estate zoning district. The church owns approximately 20 acres off of the
unimproved portion of Steve's Road. The Real Life Christian Church has already provided
approximately 1.5 acres of the re-alignment of Steve's Road and will build a portion of the right of way
from the east to access their facility. The church proposes several phases, the first being a
sanctuary/mufti-purpose building with approximately 38,000 square feet. The second phase will consist
of a school facility. The school will be approximately 34,000 square feet and will provide education from
Kindergarten through 12`h grade. The third phase will consist of the main sanctuary with 39,000 square
feet. Staff recommended approval of the CUP request to allow construction of a church and school
facility in the Urban Estate zoning district.
Mr. Henschel described the three (3) requested variances which include (1) a grass parking area rather
than paved parking area, (2) removal of the public sidewalk requirement and (3) to allow the landscape
buffer to be sloped rather than the entire landscape buffer being level. Staff was not opposed to any of the
variance requests.
The applicant, Jeff Scott, Project Coordinator for Real Life Christian Church, was present. Mr. Scott
requested to amend the school square footage to 40,000.
Staff acknowledged the change would not affect the recommendation.
Council Member Mullins questioned whether the sidewalk request is similar to Bella Lago in that the City
should consider asking for sidewalk dedicated funds.
Kathy Hillary noted a discussion at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting regarding Epic Theater
having restaurants serving alcohol in which the church did not have an issue with it.
The Executive Pastor of Real Life Christian Church stated the church did not have a problem with it.
City Attorney Mantzaris noted it does not matter what the church agrees to as it will still have to be
reviewed.
City Manager Saunders advised it has not been measured yet. The ordinance reads it is from front door to
front door; it may not even come into affect. Also, for clarification he recommended adding language to
the Resolution on page 4 item 3 to read `and completed prior to any Certificate of Occupancy'.
The Council discussed including language similar to that noted for the Bella Lago property.
Mayor Turville noted the intent is to ensure a sidewalk will be constructed. He suggested a condition
providing assurance that a sidewalk will be in place and the church understands if the County fails to
perform, the church will put the sidewalk in.
City Manager Saunders advised Council the document already states the permittee shall put in a sidewalk.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Resolution 1508 with amending section 3
item 3 by adding the wording -completing with certificate of occupancy • seconded by
Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye "
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Council Member Mullins moved to approve variance request 1 and 3 • seconded by
Council Member Goodgame The motion~assed with all members present voting "aye ".
Council Member Mullins moved to deny variance 2 • seconded by Council Member
Good ame The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
Mayor Turville called for a recess at 8:35pm; the meeting reconvened at 8:48pm.
Mayor Turville advised the next two (2) items would be heard together.
Resolution 1505 - I-4 Howland Investments
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1505 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 a Planned Unit Development consisting of a retail
shopping center and a sixteen screen movie theater.
Variance Request - I-4 Howland Investments
Curt Henschel, Planner, reviewed staffs report for the Conditional Use Permit and the variance requests
for the Clermont Landing/EPIC Theaters project. The request is to allow a mixed use Planned Unit
Development (PUD) including six out parcels for restaurants. A total of 342,000 square feet is proposed,
and with the six out-parcels shall not exceed 400,000 square feet. The commercial area to be developed is
approximately 61 acres. The four (4) variances requested include: grading variance up to 18 feet of fill
and up to 28 feet of cut, parking space reduction of 338 spaces, additional signage for movie poster
display and allow fora 105,000 square foot building. Staff recommended approval of the CUP and was
not opposed to any of the four (4) variance requests.
Mr. Woodson, law firm representing applicant, was present. He requested Council approval of the CUP
along with the variances and noted the project is below DRI thresholds.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing.
Jane West spoke on behalf of Clermont Area Residents for Reasonable Development. She opposed the
requests and suggested denial. She stated the use is not consistent with the CUP request and voiced
concern for reducing the number of parking spaces. Furthermore, Ms. West noted this should be
considered a Development of Regional Impact (DRI).
Traffic Engineer, Jason, also spoke on behalf of the group. He mentioned the Department of Community
Affairs raised concerns with details of transportation with the proposed site in October.
Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith Drive, questioned the planning of the project.
Jeff Scott, Real Life Christian Church, will be neighbors to the east and felt this development would be an
asset and is in favor of the project.
Kathy Hillary addressed comments regarding DRI. She is the property owner on the south side of Steve's
Road which is a major road to be a paved 4 lane road to relieve traffic from Hwy. 27. DRI means
common ownership and there is no common infrastructure pulling together the south and north.
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Scott Kauffman, 1994 Brantley Circle, spoke in favor of the project.
Mr. Woodson also replied to the issue. He advised the traffic analysis was done as part of the
Comprehensive. Plan amendment. The traffic analysis was reviewed by DCA and DOT and City staff;
comments were made and the report was revised. A condition was placed limiting development to .16
FAR. The traffic analysis concerns with DOT and DCA was that the analysis required a full build out.
The City willingly offered to reduce the density by 7/8 addressing the traffic issue which limits FAR on
site to .16. There is no common ownership on the north and south parcel. The 6out-parcels not shown
last March 2005 is requested because of not having residential use. He requested approval of the project
and variances.
Council Member Berlinsky suggested the shopping area consider a skate park at some point and
questioned the name of the group represented by Ms. West.
Ms. West identified the group name as Clermont Area Residents for Municipal Development which was
formed 7 months ago comprised of individuals living in the City or the surrounding areas. There are
approximately 200 members who do not pay dues.
Mayor Turville questioned Mr. Woodson on JC Penney's intent and the theater financing.
TMI Representative Frank DeMarsh acknowledged that JC Penney has a letter of intent and is expected to
give a firm approval within a month. Furthermore, TMI intends to develop it themselves.
Mayor Turville noted the Council has approved 2 theaters that were never built since 1998.
Mr. DeMarsh stated they own the property and fully intend to build the project. They are working with
the County and FDOT has signed off on the project.
City Attorney Mantzaris advised if anything about the project causes the DRI to be triggered, then they
must go through the process.
Council Member Mullins stated this is a better project than looked at before plus has the potential to
decrease traffic.
Council Member Mullins moved adoption of Resolution 1505; seconded by Council
Member Berlinsky The motion passed with all members present voting "aye ".
Council Member Mullins moved to grant all 4 variances• seconded by Council Member
Goodgame. The motion amassed with all members present voting "aye ".
Resolution 1506
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1506 aloud by title only.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Florida, expressing the City's
intention to be reimbursed from the proceeds of tax-exempt obligations for certain capital
expenditures to be paid by the City prior to the issuance of such tax-exempt obligations;
and providing an effective date.
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Administrative Services Director Van Zile said there are seven (7) garbage trucks approved to be
purchased and in the process of receiving. This Resolution would allow the Sanitation Fund to be
reimbursed for the purchase if a financial analysis determined long term financing is the best option. This
will provide the City with more flexibility.
Mayor Turville opened public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed public hearing.
Mayor Turville mentioned these trucks will allow the City to collect on this side of Hwy. 27.
Council Member Goodgame recommended collector pans to prevent hydraulic leaks on the pavement.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Resolution 1506• seconded by Council
Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members_present voting "aye "
JPA Review -Clouts Groves Inc. -applicant requested this item be withdrawn.
Assistant City Manager Gray advised a 30 day postponement was asked from Lake County.
JPA Review -Victor Majewski
Assistant City Manager Gray gave a brief summary of the JPA process. This is a rezoning request for
9.06 acres from Urban Residential District (R-6) to Community Facility District (CFD). This is to allow
for an assisted living and independent living facility and associated uses. The applicant requested a
building height of 41 and City code allows 35; staff did not object to the additional height. The County
will hear the request on December 19.
Ms. Bonifay, Esq., Akerman Senterfitt, was present on behalf of the developer and manager of the
project. Before submitting to Lake County, it was reviewed with City staff to review additional
elevations because it is indicated the slight will slope; it will be higher than normal. The access is off of
Paloma Drive and the south side of Hooks Street. It has less impact with no commercial uses and no
impact on schools. Ms. Bonifay requested a favorable recommendation to send to Lake County.
Council Member Goodgame inquired how to tie City impact fees into this building.
City Manager Saunders advised it is developing into the County unless contiguous prior to development.
There has been discussion on a condition added that when annexation occurs, they will pay fire and police
impact fees. It would be addressed at the time the Utility Agreement is brought before Council.
Mayor Turville complimented the elevations and asked for reassurances.
City Manager Saunders advised it can be an issue in the water and sewer agreement that they have to
meet architectural codes.
Dennis Creedy remarked it does not resemble an institutional facility or a nursing home.
Council Member Goodgame moved acceptance of the JPA Review to send a letter
showing at~proval to the County • seconded by Council Member Mullins The motion
passed with all members present voting "aye „
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Council Appointment
Council Member Mullins reported the Firefighter Pension Board reviewed applications. Frank Maglione
is their top qualified choice.
Council Member Mullins recommended appointment of Frank Maglione; seconded by
Council Member Goodgame The motio~assed with all members present voting "ave ".
Jack Hogan recommended the City purchase a sponsorship table from the Boy Scouts event in which all
cities are participating; they will be honoring Ray Goodgame.
Council Member Hogan moved to anDrove a $1 000 goal level table' seconded by
Council Member Berlinsk~ The motion passed with all members present voting "ave ".
The City Council has customarily canceled the second Council Meeting of December which will be the
date of December 26 for this year.
Council Member Mullins moved to not hold the meetin~of December 26; seconded by
Council Member Goodgame Mayor Turville noted if there is pressing business, the
Council will meet Council Member Mullins amended his motion to include the language
as stated by Mayor Turyille The motion amassed with all members present voting "ave ".
City Manager Saunders commented on the Collective Bargaining agreement with the police officers
approved earlier tonight. Staff discovered officers would receive retro pay because the contract ended in
2005. There were officers not given the additional retro pay due to language in the collective bargaining
agreement for retro pay to be for officers currently covered under the agreement. Staff discovered three
(3) officers recently promoted and are no longer covered by the union. Staff believes it would be correct
to also include them in the retro pay and requires Council approval.
Council Member Goodgame so moved• seconded by Council Member Hogan. The
motion passed with all members present voting "ave ".
Commissioner Elaine Renick was present. She reported on attending Minneola's meeting tonight as the
Commissioner representing District 2 since Hills of Minneola was on the agenda.
ADJOURN: With no further comments, this meeting was adjourned at 10:24pm.
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