05-27-2008 Regular MeetingCity of Clermont
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The Clermont City Council met in a regular meeting on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 in the Council Chambers
at City Hall. Vice Mayor Keith Mullins called the meeting to order at 7:10 pm with the following Council
Members present: Goodgame, Hogan and Berlinsky. Other City officials present were: Ci±y Manager
Saunders, City Attorney Mantzaris, City Clerk Ackroyd and Assistant City Manager Gray.
INVOCATION
Council Member Goodgame gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Council meeting minutes of May 13, 2008.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of the May 13 2008 meeting minutes as
written; seconded by Council Member Hogan The motion passed with all members
present voting "awe".
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Cuqui Whitehead, 837 5`h Street, thanked Council for the ceremony at Veterans Park yesterday.
Judy Proli, 1020 Everest Street, requested a traffic light at that intersection of Hooks Street and Hancock
Road. Council Member Goodgame noted it is on the list of priorities for Lake County. He recommended
she attend the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) meeting.
Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith Drive, questioned the status of the cost report to Council for tornado
sirens and the report on the traffic light situation at the intersection of 5"' Street and Highway 50. Council
Member Goodgame commented on receiving an email from the Florida Department of Transportation
(FDOT) and the study will be available on June 13.
Jim Purvis also requested an update on the status of the replacement of fence at Center Lake. City
Manager Saunders advised of receiving permits from FDOT and the project is out to bid on the fence.
Ms. Whitehead remarked on an accident at 5"' Street and Highway 50 over titre weekend. City Manager
Saunders said he has a report listing the frequency of accidents of all intersections.
PROCLAMATION
Vice Mayor Mullins read the Election proclamation aloud to elect City Council Group I, III, and V.
REPORTS
City Manager Saunders - No Report
City Attorney Mantzaris - No Report
Council Member Hogan - No Report
Council Member Goodgame asked City Clerk Ackroyd to read a newspaper article aloud.
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City Clerk Ackroyd read the commentary aloud regarding "Green" burials in a Kansas cemetery.
Council Member Berlinsky - No Report
Council Member Mullins thanked City staff for helping with the Sidewalk Art event in downtown.
CONSENT 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. l -Event Request
Request from Bacchetta Bicycles Inc. for use of
Waterfront Park for a recumbent bike rally in
November
Item No. 2 -Task Order
Item No. 3 -Task Order No. 7 Amendment #I
Item No. 4 -Task Order No. 11 Amendment #1
Item No. 5 -Change Orders No. 1&2
Item No. 6 -Change Order No. 3
Item No. 7 -Change Order
Item No. 8 -Change Order
Request authorization for Boyle Engineering to
perform professional engineering services for
the West Side Treatment Plant Evaluation
Request authorization to amend Task Order
No.7 to allow Boyle Engineering to provide
additional construction. phase services for the
Greater Hills Water Treatment Plant Expansion
project
Request authorization to amend Task
Authorization No. 11 to allow Boyle
Engineering to continue with the Consumptive
Use Permit Renewal with St. Johns River Water
Management District
Request approval of Change Orders 1&2 for
Sunburst Lane Water Treatment Plant for a
combined credit of $939,797.02 and an adjusted
contract price of $3,056,562.98 with WPC
Industrial Contractors
Request approval of Change Order #3 from
Encore Construction for the East Water
Reclamation Facility project for a credit of
$2,228.00
Request approval of Change Order #1 from
Rainey Construction for the Bloxam Avenue
Stormwater Retrofit project
Request approval of Change Orders 1&3 from
Boykin Construction for additional construction
needed on Legends Way
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Item No. 9 -Scope of Service
Request approval of addendum #1 to the Scope
of Service from Kimley Horn & Associates for
additional engineering services for the Fire
Station 3 site
Item No. 10 -Deed Correction
Item No. Il -Purchase Approval
Item No. 12 -Purchase Approval
Item No. l3 -Budget Amendment & Bid Award
Accept a Corrective Warranty Deed and execute
a Quit Claim Deed to correct previously
dedicated right-of-way for Oakley Seaver Drive
from Sandy Groves Ave to Hooks Street
Request authorization to piggy back Collier
County contract for Trenchless Sewer System
Rehabilitation Services with Reynolds Inliner,
LLC
Request authorization for Diversified Well
Drilling to perform the modifications to Greater
Hills Water Treatment wells # 1 & 2
Request a Budget Amendment and authorization
to award bid to Ernie Morris for the purchase of
furniture, appliances and AV equipment for the
Fire Department Administrative Office Building
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of consent items 1 - 13• seconded by
Council Member Hogan. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye„
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Resolution 1565 -South Lake Village
Vice Mayor Mullins read Resolution 1565 aloud by title only.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, granting
an amendment to the Conditional Use Permit to allow more than four tenants within a
commercial shopping center and to allow for a building to exceed 20,000 square feet in
the C-2 General Commercial District.
Variance Request -South Lake Village
These items were heard concurrently as they are related and voted on separately.
Jim Hitt, Planning Director, reported on the Conditional Use Permit (CUP) and variance. The new plan
includes Homewood Suites with 99 rooms and a 23,074 square foot commercial building with shared
parking. The hotel parcel is planned to be sold, but access will be provided internally and with an access
off of Legends Way. Access from Legends Way is now on the west side as requested by staff. The
applicant also requested a reduction of the landscape buffer between the hotel site and the commercial
building upon sale. Staff recommended approval of the variance and the CUP.
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Applicant, Brian Denham, Denham Summit Engineering, was present to answer any questions. He
confirmed it is a 99 room hotel.
Jimmy Crawford, Schmid Development, was present on behalf of the land owner. He commented on
addressing the Planning and Zoning Boards concerns including increasing the number of handicapped
parking spaces, decreased the size of the building and moved to the east, removal of outside air units and
the only food service to be provided is continental breakfast. Boykin will build improvements to Legends
Way and Champions Way at the same time instead of waiting until the hotel is built.
Vice Mayor Mullins opened the public hearing.
Cuqui Whitehead commented the hotel plans shown to the Planning and Zoning Board were completely
different.
Judy Proli expressed appreciation for increasing the number of handicapped parking spaces.
Jim Purvis voiced concern with diminished green space.
Jimmy Crawford noted they will still have to meet the green space requirement and reducing the inside
buffer does not change that.
Vice Mayor Mullins closed the public hearing.
Mayor Turville arrived at 7:48pm.
Council Member Berlinsky questioned the remarks by Ms. Whitehead that it is different from what was
presented to the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Denham noted the entrance point was relocated and
modifications were made to conform to their request.
Council Member Goodgame moved for approval of Resolution 1565• seconded bX
Council Member Hogan. The motion passed 4 to 0. Mayor Turville did not vote as he
was not present to hear it in its entirety
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of the variance request for the site plan•
seconded by Council Member Hogan. The motion passed 4 to 0 Mayor Turville did not
vote as he was not present to hear it in its entirety
Resolution 1566 -Clermont Hillside Terrace
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1566 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 permanent makeup within the C-2 General
Commercial District.
Curt Henschel, Planner, reported on the request. Staff recommended approval because this makeup
procedure is part of an existing day spa and is considered to be for cosmetic purposes to be located on the
face area only.
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Applicant, Dimitrios Hatzivlassiou, was present requesting approval.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Mayor Turville requested consideration of a definition of permanent makeup. City Attorney Mantzaris
advised the general conditions in number seven (7) lists what permanent makeup shall be limited to.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Resolution 1566 as written: seconded by
Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present voting "aXe".
Ordinance 590-M Final Hearing
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 590-M aloud by title only.
An Ordinance under the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County,
Florida, granting a garbage collection franchise to Waste Management Inc. of Florida,
providing for the term of the franchise and for other purposes connected with a franchise
for the collection of garbage within the City of Clermont.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Ordinance 590-M• seconded by Council
Member Mullins. The motion passed 5 to 0 on a roll call vote with all members present
voting "aye".
Ordinance 59l -M Final Hearing
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 591-M aloud by title only.
An Ordinance under the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County,
Florida, granting a garbage collection franchise to Republic Services Inc., providing for
the term of the franchise and for other purposes connected with a franchise for the
collection of garbage within the City of Clermont.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved approval of Ordinance 591-M• seconded by Council
Member Mullins. The motion passed 5 to 0 on a roll call vote with all members present
voting "aye".
NEW BUSINESS
Resolution 1567 -Hertz Rental
Mayor Turville read Resolution 1567 aloud by title only.
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A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Clermont, Lake County, Florida, granting
a Conditional Use Permit to allow the use of an auto rental business in the C-2 General
Commercial District.
Jim Hitt, Planning Director, reported on the request to operate an auto rental business within the Cluster
Oaks Office Park, which has a 4 suite building. There are 25 parking spaces, including 2 handicapped,
and the applicant proposed to utilize 12 spaces for their auto rental business. This use is not covered
under the permitted uses within the C-2 General Commercial District, therefore requiring a CUP. The
auto rental business is proposed for the last two suites on the northeast side of the building which total
1,925 square feet. They will not be washing any cars on site. This business would be limited strictly to
cars, sport utility vehicles, vans, etc., that can park in a normal 10 foot by 20 foot parking space. No large
truck rental shall be permitted. Staff recommended approval. The Planning and Zoning Board
recommended approval at the May 6 meeting.
Wesley Richters, applicant, was present requesting approval.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Goodgame moved for approval of Resolution 1567; seconded bX
Council Member Mullins. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye".
Variance Request -Clermont Crossing
Curt Henschel, Planner, presented the variance requests for Clermont Crossings at Lost Lake. It will be
located at the southeast corner of Highway 27 and Steve's Road. The variances requested are to allow for
the absence of a landscape buffer along internal property lines and to allow for a commercial building to
have a zero foot side setback rather than a 12 foot side setback. The development includes six retail
buildings and an anchor building with a gas station/convenience store. There are also six outparcels for
various restaurants and similar commercial uses along U.S. 27. The reason for the variances is for the
development to establish separate parcels within that would not typically be allowed per current city code.
The applicant would like to separate the retail shops and the anchor tenant using property lines. In order
to accomplish this, a property line would have to be established between the buildings and retail shops.
This property line would have a zero lot line setback, and there would not be any room for the typical
landscape buffer per the city code. The applicant did not request any building alterations or additions to
the current site plan. Staff recommended approval of the variance requests.
Scott Gentry was present requesting approval.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing.
Judy Proli opposed the variance for absence of landscape buffers.
City Manager Saunders noted nothing is changing from the original plan as this is more of a technicality.
Scott Gentry noted this is more about aesthetics to remain with the original CUP without having to divide
parking so it has uniformity. The plan is to place the property line at the edge of the building instead of
splitting up the buildings. They will still be meeting all of the buffers originally in the CUP.
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Jim Purvis stated if these variances are not detrimental, he suggested the City Council consider modifying
the existing ordinance to accommodate these requests.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing.
Council Member Berlinsky requested staff revisit the number of parking spaces required as he believes
the amount is too many. He suggested the spaces have more greenery.
Council Member Mullins disagreed and asked for patience as the trees planted will grow.
Council Member Goodgame moved to approve the variance for Clermont Crossin~s•
seconded by Council Member Mullins.
Under discussion, Mayor Turville stated the circumstance in this application does circumvent the
ordinance. The buildings would have had their own parking requirements if we were informed of this
upfront. He suggested to staff to verify in advance if an applicant is interested in dividing outparcels
before initiating the CUP process.
Council Member Goodgame called for question.
The motion passed with all members present voting "aye".
Water and Sewer Service Agreement -Clermont Motor Sales, LLC
Jim Hitt, Planning Director, reported on the water and sewer request for Toyota of Clermont to be located
on the northeast corner of State Road 50 and Tiny Morris Road. The property had the proper land use and
zoning with Lake County. If the utility request is approved, the agreement will be conditioned upon
deferral of annexation to occur when legally appropriate. The project will therefore be developed
pursuant to the utilities service agreement. The applicant proposed a 6 to 1 slope instead of a 10 to 1
slope and suggested adding the following language: Upon development of the remaining portion of
Autoplex Lane, the slope will be to code and the road be constructed to city standards. It is a private road.
Applicant, Paul Chipok with Gray Robinson, was present. Autoplex Lane is a private road easement. He
agreed with changes recommended by staff in subsection (i) of the agreement.
Jay Doucett, Spring Engineering, requested amending items (f), (g), and (h) of the agreement to reflect
requiring less number of trees, smaller size trees and placement of trees.
Paul Chipok commented on an issue regarding item 1.24 on page 3. Autoplex Lane is a private road with
no public access. The trail system is at the north end with no direct connection to old Highway 50. There
are no plans for crossing that trail in the future per Lake County. The existing Autoplex Lane through
that easement is 60 feet with 30 feet on the Toyota property and 30 feet on the Dewitt property. With no
improvements necessary to Autoplex Lane, they have no access points to Autoplex Lane north of the
entry road. Therefore, sidewalks are not necessary and can accommodate any future development of
Autoplex Lane from the rural section it is now to a curb and gutter section with a 12 foot travel lane and 2
foot curb and gutter with drainage and put landscaping in the rest of the 30 feet. The staff request for 30
foot and an additional 10 feet is excessive and not in accordance with the design of the project. He
requested relief from that request.
Mr. Chipok also referred to subsection (e), page 4, commenting they are constructing landscape and in the
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future if Autoplex Lane is improved, the landscaping is in place as part of the construction. The
additional 10 feet of right of way requested by staff in section 1.24 is not necessary in the overall design
of the project as shown on the site plan. Also, he distributed proposed language to add item (j) regarding
parking islands. The applicant asked for relief in the non customer parking areas to allow placement of
landscape islands every 15 spaces instead of every 10 spaces.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing.
Cuqui Whitehead, 837 5"' Street, expressed opposition to the tree request.
Jim Purvis, 4206 Hammersmith Drive, was not in favor of accepting their requested changes.
City Manager Saunders noted they will be meeting the requirement for fire hydrants to serve the building
according to code.
Cecelia Bonifay was present on behalf of Mr. Dewitt, the owner to the west. She noted inconsistencies in
the language in section 1.24 regarding the 30 feet of right of way plus the 10 feet for landscape buffer and
section (e) on page 4 regarding placing landscape buffer to the east of the existing pavement. She
explained Mr. Dewitt's concern was that if they had to return to widen the road; it would not shift from
the current 60 feet as a private easement granted to both property owners as they have cross access
therefore each owner will have 30 feet on their property. She asked for clarification if 1.24 and section (e)
is eliminated then if it is to the east of the existing pavement of Autoplex Lane and within the right of way
then the center line of 30 feet shall remain as recorded in the private easement. Mr. Dewitt requests an
attractive site with the only concern to not move the center of the line. She noted they have done a good
job with the site plan.
Mayor Turville closed the public hearing.
Council Member Goodgame disclosed having discussions with Toyota and Ted Dewitt.
Mayor Turville questioned the reason for not wanting to complete the street and asked how those
traveling on old Highway 50 would get to the dealership.
Mr. Chipoke stated that Tiny Morris Road does not exist for public access. The trail severs old Highway
50 from State Road 50. Motorists would have to come around through Plaza Collina or State Road 50 to
get to the dealership. He further stated they are not directly adjacent to the trail. As part of the overall
site plan process, they are giving half an acre to Lake County. It was required to give Lake County the
property.
Council Member Goodgame stated Lake County and Mount Verde did not want Tiny Morris Road
connected into old Highway 50. Their concern was traffic going into Montverde and wanted to keep the
eastern part as a scenic highway.
Mayor Turville questioned if the conceptual meets the City of Clermont code. Mr. Chipoke remarked it
meets the requirements of Lake County and meets the City code except for the requested waivers.
Joe Saviglia, Dealership owner, was present. He wants to be a part of this community and requested
relief from oak trees.
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Mayor Turville asked if there is room for oak trees between Highway 50 and the outside of the parking
lot. The owner confirmed there would be room.
City Manager Saunders stated there is a required 20 foot of buffer along Highway 50 and since parking is
not allowed in that area, oak trees could be planted in the buffer area. We have an extensive list of
canopy trees that are not oak trees. There are a variety of trees that could be used within the parking lot.
Also, there is no hardship to vary from the size requirements or the number of trees.
Planning Director Hitt noted the City has a list of 19 approved canopy trees with 12 being drought
tolerant.
Council Member Mullins suggested allowing flexibility in the back lot area.
Mayor Turville questioned customers traveling to the back lot. Mr. Saviglia assured Council customers
would not be in that area as it is a security risk.
Mayor Turville stated staff can handle the site plan accordingly to satisfy the applicant and Council.
City Manager Saunders noted the adjacent owner, Ted Dewitt, originally issued a letter of agreement with
the proposed site plan. Mr. Dewitt contacted him today stating he reviewed the site plan and it is not what
he thought he was agreeing to. At issue is being addressed in section 1.24 of the agreement. The intent
was to keep their 30 foot of right of way intact for future use of the road. The site design north of the east
west reverse frontage road is placing the required perimeter buffer within the 30 feet that was expecting to
be set aside for the right of way. Therefore, the applicant is only setting aside 20 feet because they are
using 10 feet for the required landscape buffer. Also, in section (e), staff was providing relief by not
requiring they meet the landscape requirement against a right of way but meet the landscape buffer
against a perimeter buffer which is less number of trees and less width.
Rolly Dove, Spring Engineering, commented on the cross section north of Autoplex Lane.
City Manager Saunders noted there are concessions staff has agreed to such as fewer spaces, retaining
wall height, reduction of space size to 9 by 18 in certain areas and some grading in excess of 15 feet.
Staff has tried to work with the applicant on the site.
Mayor Turville commented this project will be the entranceway into our community and would appreciate
compliance. The City is trying to do a good job to sustain itself and increase the property value.
City Manager Saunders noted staff is not opposed to the slope in the first 5 feet and suggested removing
the words in the landscape buffer in section (i). Mr. Chipok suggested modifying language in the second
sentence to state the side slope directly adjacent to the western side of the developed area. Mr. Saunders
was in agreement with the proposed language change and the elimination of section (f), (g) and (h).
Council Member Goodgame questioned the different size tree requirement between Lake County and the
City. City Manager Saunders remarked the Joint Planning Area Agreement states if ours is more
stringent then the City's requirement would apply.
Mr. Chipok spoke in agreement with eliminating section (f) and (g).
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Council Member Good,game moved that we approve the water and sewer agreement with
the City, section 3 item 3.1 (~ remove in the second line in the landscape buffer, and
remove ~ and ,g) and eliminate (h but replace with clause the addendum parkin island
(handed outs but sa~north of drop off area (j~ every 15 spaces rather than 10 -with
exception of customer parking collision center, removing (h) and adding addendum;
seconded by Council Member Mullins.
City Manager Saunders restated the understanding of his motion to approve as written eliminating section
(f), (g), (h), and amending (i) to eliminate the words in the landscape buffer then adding one additional
item which is the addendum handed out which will be amended to state parking islands in non customer
parking area north of the drop off area and then continue as written. This addresses Mr. Dewitt's concern
with section 1.24.
Council Member Goodgame called for the question.
The motion passed with all members present voting "aye".
Mayor Turville called for a recess at 9:52pm; the meeting reconvened at l0:Olpm.
Lien Forgiveness - Ketlie & Abraham Josma
Jim Hitt, Planning Director, reported on the request for lien forgiveness. This case was initiated from a
nuisance violation with fines accruing since October 17, 2007 which totals approximately $5,000. On
April 29, 2008, Kirk Dawkins from Watson Title Company contacted City Attorney Mantzaris to advise
him that the City of Clermont order imposing fine was recorded after the Lis Pendens; therefore, it would
not have been named in the initial complaint. The recording of a Lis Pendens bars the enforcement of any
other lien which is subsequent to the recording of the Lis Pendens. Mr. Dawkins is requesting a release of
the lien recorded with Lake County Clerk of Court. As compensation to the City for administrative costs,
up to $500 has been offered.
City Attorney Mantzaris advised the lien cannot be enforced given the Lis Pendens for the foreclosure
action was recorded prior to the Code Enforcement lien. The property has been brought into compliance.
He recommended acceptance of $500.
Mayor Turville opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Turville closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Berlinsky so moved; seconded by Council Member Mullins. The
motion passed with all members present voting_"aye".
Ordinance 357-C Introduction
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 357-C aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City of Clermont amending
section 6-2 "Hours of Sale" of the City Code
consumption or serving of alcoholic beverage
establishments to be consistent with the other
clarification, severability, conflict, and effective date.
chapter 6 "Alcoholic Beverages",
changing the hours for the sale,
s on Sunday by or at licensed
days of the week; providing for
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Council Member Mullins moved introduction of Ordinance 357-C; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye".
Ordinance 359-C Introduction
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 359-C aloud by title only.
An Ordinance of the City of Clermont, Florida amending Chapter 62, ``Traffic and
Vehicles" Article II, "Stopping, Standing and Parking" amending section 62-35, "Notice
on Illegally Parked Vehicle" to provide that parking citations shall be responded to within
ten (10) days of the date of the citation; amending section 62-36, "Failure to comply with
notice attached to parked vehicle" by deleting it in its entirety and replacing it with new
section 62-36, "Penalty for Violation", providing that parking fines shall be established
by Resolution of the City Council; amending sec. 62-38 "Liability for payment of parking
ticket violations and handicapped parking violations", deleting that an owner of a vehicle
illegally parked is not responsible for the ticket even if the vehicle was being operated
with the owner's consent; and providing that the failure to timely pay the initial citation
shall be deemed a waiver of the right to pay the amount contained in the citation and shall
subject the violator to an additional fine up to $250 per violation plus court costs;
providing for severability, conflict, codification and an effective date.
Council Member Mullins moved introduction of Ordinance 359-C; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting "aye".
Ordinance 593-M Introduction
Mayor Turville read Ordinance 593-M aloud by title only.
An Ordinance under the Code of Ordinances of the City of Clermont, Lake County,
Florida, granting a garbage collection franchise to TVM Inc., providing for the term of
the franchise and for other purposes connected with a franchise for the collection of
garbage within the City of Clermont.
Council Member Mullins moved introduction of Ordinance 593-M; seconded by Council
Member Goodgame. The motion passed with all members present voting aye".
ADJOURN: With no further comments, this meeting was adjourned at 10:lOpm.
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Tracy Ackr d, City C •k
APPROVED:
rold S. urville, Mayor
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