10-20-1983 Workshop Meeting
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CITY OF CLERMONT
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MINUTES
WORKSHOP MEETING
October 20, 1983
A Workshop Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was
held on Thursday, October 20, 1983 in the City Hall Conference Room.
The Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Beals with the
following Council Members in attendance: Mayor Pro Tern Pool, Council
Member Turville, and Council Member Dupee. Counc~l Member Cole was
on vacation and unable to attend. Other City Officials present were
City Engineer John Springstead and City Manager George Forbes.
201 PLAN
An update of the 201 Plan was given by the City Manager and City
Engineer. They explained that the plan had been accepted by the
State and Federal Governments, and the City's step two plus three
application had been officially certified. Presently the City is
waiting for certification of its FONSI. When it is received, the
City will receive a formal grant award. This award is expected
by the end of December 1983.
City Manager Forbes explained that once the award is granted, the
City would immediately purchase additional land for the landspread-
ing site and treatment plant expansion.
Mr. Springstead explained the contract of $82,500 for the 201 Plan
planning work. He also explained that the original contract covered
one area, just south of the City's present landspreading site to be
used with the 201 application. However, the City chose to include two
additional alternative sites. He explained that additional bills of
$16,618.06 were necessary for completion of the 201 Plan.
City Manager Forbes agreed that the scope of work had increased due to
the inclusion of the two additional sites. However, he felt some of
the work being presented under the additional bill should have been
covered in the original contract because it was required to be per-
formed on the first site. After much discussion, the Council stated
that they understood the situation, and would take a formal vote at
the next Regular Council Meeting.
REZONING REQUEST
Mr. Bob Wade and Mr. Paul paynton, a Civil Engineer retained by Mr.
Wade were present at the Workshop to explain their rezoning request.
The Council reviewed Mr. Wade's conceptual plans and topographic map
of his property. It was explained that not as much fill as originally
thought would be needed on the site, and that it was Mr. Wade's intent
to have enough property 600' in depth to allow a first class develop-
ment on the property. Many appropriate factors were discussed, and
included: the pros and cons of having this type of development on a
hillside, the width of the roads and lift stations.
The Council Members discussed whether the commercial property should
be developed as a PUD. However, this was opposed by Mr. Wade. Many
options to insure that-the property requested to be zoned commercial
is developed according to the plans of Mr. Wade were also discussed.
Mr. Paynton recommended that the City should possibly restrict the
development in the commercial area to a minimum of two acre parcels.
After much discussion, the
mee~JOUrned at 9:00 p.m.
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Charles B. Beals, Mayor
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