06-22-1983 Workshop Meeting
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CITY OF CLERMONT
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WORKSHOP MEETING
June 22, 1983
A Workshop Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont
was held on Wednesday, June 22, 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 Dupee, and Council Member Turville.
Council Member Cole was absent due to the recent death of his
father. Other City Officials present were City Manager Forbes
and Finance Director Saunders.
REPORTS
City Manager Forbes reported that he had checked into the cost
of renovations to the outside of the building used by Leslie's
Beauty Salon located at Eighth and Minneola. The building is
owned by the City and renovations would cost approximately
$3,900. It was the consensus of the Council to have the City
Manager obtain bids for this work and contact Leslie Griffin
to find out her plans for extending the lease for the building.
The Council was unsure if they would let bids for this work if
she did not extend the lease. The current lease expires early
next year.
City Manager Forbes explained a request by Mr. Ed Augustine to
allow traffic from his mini warehouse to exit onto City property.
He requested that the Council Members meet with Mr. Augustine to
find out his reasons for this request.
It was also requested that the Council Members review the Chestnut
Street Park situation and determine if it would be best for the
City to construct a 10' fence at the rear lot line of the park.
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 201 PLAN
The City Manager reminded all Council Members that there will be
a Public Hearing on the 201 Wastewater Management Plan on Friday,
June 24, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Cha~bers.
BUDGET WORKSHOP
The City Council reviewed the City's Budget Schedule in which
the Tentative Budget Hearing would be held on September 6, 1983
and the Final Budget Hearing on September 13, 1983. He explained
that the time requirements for the various public hearings were
defined by State Statute. The consensus of the Council was that
they had no problems with the Budget Schedule as proposed.
The City Manager explained that he had never had a budget hearing
before the proposed budget was prepared. However, he believed
that it would be beneficial for the Council Members to obtain the
Capital and Special Activity Budget requests before the proposed
budget was prepared. This would give the Council Members more
time to review the budget requests and answer questions, and be
prepared for the future budget hearings. The Special Activity
Budget requests were given to all Council Members along with
backup materials. Requests from the Chamber of Commerce, Library,
Parks and Recreation Committee, and Centennial Committee were dis-
cussed briefly.
The Capital Outlay requests were also given to all Council Members,
and Finance Director Saunders explained the Capital Items requested
by Finance and Administration. He also requested that the Council
allow the City to purchase a word processor from this year's budget.
The word processor would be purchased through $5,000 budgeted in
this.year's budget from Revenue Sharing and $2,500 from Reserves.
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CITY OF CLERMONT
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WORKSHOP MEETING
June 22, 1983
An A.B. Dick Magna-Writer could be purchased from State Contract
at this price. Mr. Saunders gave out a memo explaining the great
need for this machine. After much discussion, it was the consen-
sus of the Council to favor this request. Mr. Saunders stated
that he would bring this matter before the Council at the Regular
Meeting held June 28, 1983.
The Council Members asked many questions about items in the City's
proposed Capital Budget, and set a tentative budget workshop
schedule for the following dates:
1. City Manager's proposed budget would be presented
to the Council at the July 12, 1983 Council Meeting.
2. Workshops on the proposed budget would be held on
Wednesday, July 13, 20, and Wednesday July 27 in
the City Hall Conference Room from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
If necessary an additional workshop would be held
on August 3, 1983.
The Meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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Charles B. Beals, Mayor
Attest:
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Wa~unders, City Clerk.
--FORM .M-'ORANDU"iVI-oFVlil". CON-FLICT
I..AST NAME '::.FjR.S-T~NAME - MIDDLE NAM6;
Pool, Robert A.
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DATE ON WHICH VOTE OCCURRED
June 14, 1983
NAME OF PERSON RECORDING MINUTES
Julie M. Brandt
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Deputy City Clerk
MAILING ADDRESS
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CITY ZIP
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I did not vote on Motion 83-104 because I am one of the former mortgage holders
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