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07.28.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda

The City Council will consider awarding term contracts for sidewalk, driveway, and concrete improvements to ten listed companies for continuing services. The meeting agenda also includes items related to purchasing vehicles, equipment, and services, as well as adopting ordinances and resolutions. The City Council will consider approving a proposed maximum Ad Valorem millage rate advertisement for Fiscal Year 2027 at a rate not to exceed 4.2900. [Sanctuary at Wellness Ridge Subdivision; case Ordinance No. 2026-027 Intro] The City Council will consider an ordinance to establish a Community Development District for the Sanctuary at Wellness Ridge Subdivision. [case Resolution No. 2026-021R] The City Council will consider a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a veterinary clinic to operate within a Planned Unit Development. [case Florida Sheriffs Asso. Contract No. FSA25-VEL33.0 and State of Florida Contract No. 25-10000-26-STC] The City Council will consider approving the purchase of eight police vehicles for a total budgeted amount of $310,879.44, under contracts with Garber Ford, Inc. and HHWP Inc. DBA Holler Hyundai. [case Florida Sheriffs Association Contract No. FSA23-EQU21.1] The City Council will consider approving a piggyback purchase of one Kubota Tractor and one Kubota Utility Vehicle in the total amount of $74,109, under the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract No. FSA23-EQU21.1 with Crystal Tractor & Equipment. [case Orange County Public Schools Term Contract No. ITB25105] The City Council will consider approving a piggyback term contract with Cumberland International Trucks of Florida, LLC to provide heavy truck mechanical and electrical repair services, under the Orange County Public Schools Term Contract No. ITB25105. The City Council will consider approving the execution of a Term Contract with All City Management Services, Inc. to provide Crossing Guard Services for the Police Department. [Bishop Field; case Item No. 3] The City Council will consider appointing 7 members to the Bishop Field Special Technical Advisory Committee based on applications received. [Ferdnale Special Area; case Resolution No. 2026-027R] The City Council will consider approving the Resolution to support the acquisition and permanent conservation of property within the Ferdnale Special Area under the County's Park Acquisition Fund. [case Ordinance No. 2026-024 Final] The City Council will consider adopting an amendment to the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 18, to include definitions and prohibitions relating to illicit discharges and connections. [case Ordinance No. 2026-028 Final] The City Council will consider the adoption of the Duke Energy Franchise Agreement. [case Ordinance No. 2026-026 Intro] The City Council will consider a Land Development Code ordinance amendment to increase notifications for public hearings from 150 feet to 450 feet. [Downtown Parking Garage; case Items No. 14 & 15] The City Council will consider establishing a Downtown Parking Garage Special Technical Advisory Committee and appointing 7 members to it. [case Item No. 1] The City Council will consider approving meeting minutes from June 16, June 23, and July 7, 2026. [case Item No. 2] The City Council will consider approving and declaring end-of-life inventory as surplus from various departments for disposal per the Procurement Policy. [case Resolution No. 2024-040R] The City Council will discuss Resolution No. 2024-040R regarding Rules of Conduct. [Downtown R-3 residential district; case Item No. 18] Charlene Forth made a request to address Council regarding the downtown R-3 residential district. The Council will consider this request. [case Resolution No. 2025-043R] Staff is requesting to table Resolution No. 2025-043R, Residential Utility Rate Reduction, to September 22, 2026.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-07-28
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Consider awarding Term Contracts
Address:
Sanctuary at Wellness Ridge Subdivision
Applicant:
Aldi Homes Group Inc., All Terrain Tractor Service Inc., APEC LLC, BSLN-US-8 Construction Services LLC, Derelle Inc., Excavators of Central Florida, High Standard Construction Inc., PSG Concrete & Excavation LLC, Stage Door II LLC, and Structway Construction, Inc.
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06.23.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda

[1166 Short Street] The City Council will consider the release of a utility easement at the Church at South Lake, originally dedicated to the Clermont Towne Centre plat. The council will also consider awarding a bid to Q-ICE Builders LLC for $157,200 for the replacement of two fishing piers damaged by Hurricane Milton, plus an additional $30,000 for an ADA-accessible concrete walkway. Additionally, term contracts for ready-mix concrete services will be considered for Concrete on Demand, LLC, and BSLN-US-8 Construction Services, LLC. Other items include the purchase of a public services vehicle, a portable air compressor, janitorial services for the Police Department, a facility use agreement addendum for the Boys & Girls Club/Thrive, an access agreement for 1166 Short Street, architectural and engineering design services for a City Hall Park Stage, conversion of a natural grass to artificial turf athletic field at Lake Felter Park, a variance request for a ground sign at 4741 Collina Terrace, a variance for a retaining wall at Perimeter Park III, a variance for a roof sign at 1391 Citrus Tower Blvd., a waiver request for an easement at Salt Shack, and a request to address council regarding a proposed parking garage. The council will also consider creating a Bishop Field Special Technical Advisory Committee, a policy discussion on the location of community meetings, amendments to stormwater management ordinances, and a Duke Energy Franchise Agreement.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-23
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Consideration
Address:
1166 Short Street
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06.23.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

[Church at South Lake; case Resolution No. 2026-018R] The City Council will consider the release of a utility easement located at the Church at South Lake, originally dedicated to the Clermont Towne Centre plat. This item is part of the Consent Agenda. [case Item No. 5] Consider award approval to Q-ICE Builders LLC for the replacement of two fishing piers damaged by Hurricane Milton, totaling $157,200, with an additional $30,000 for an ADA-accessible concrete walkway. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [case Item No. 6] Consider awarding term contracts for ready-mix concrete services to Concrete on Demand, LLC, and BSLN-US-8 Construction Services, LLC. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [case Item No. 7] Consider awarding a bid to Suncoast Chrysler Jeep, Inc., dba Suncoast Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, for the purchase of one Dodge Ram 4500 Chassis Cab with Dump Body Upfit for a total budgeted amount of $84,800. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [case Request for Bid No. 26-094, Item No. 8] Consider awarding Request for Bid No. 26-094 to JAG Tech Enterprises, LLC for the purchase of one portable air compressor in the budgeted amount of $63,692.75. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [case Item No. 9] Consider RFP award and execution of a Term Contract with ESB Light LLC d/b/a PrimeWork General to provide Janitorial Services for the Police Department. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [case Item No. 10] Consider approving an agreement addendum allowing a portion of the Boys & Girls Club/Thrive space to be leased to Thrive Communities, and the Use Agreement for the secluded space designated for their home school program. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [1166 Short Street; case Item No. 11] Consider an access agreement with the property owner to provide access to 12th Street via Short Street. This item is on the Consent Agenda. [City Hall Park; case Item No. 12] Consider Task Authorization with Powell Studio Architecture LLC for professional architectural and engineering design services for the proposed City Hall Park Stage project in the budgeted amount of $104,500. This item was tabled from the June 9, 2026 meeting to this date. [Lake Felter Park; case Item No. 13] Consider contract approval with Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC for Natural Grass to Artificial Turf Athletic Field Conversion including Add Alternate #4 Organic Infill in the total budgeted amount of $608,500. This item was tabled from the June 9, 2026 meeting to this date. [case Item No. 15] Consider authorization to submit a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity application to the Lake County BOCC for Advanced Life Support transport services for the Fire Department. This item is part of New Business. [4741 Collina Terrace; case Item No. 16] Consider a request to allow for a ground sign to exceed the maximum height permitted. This item is part of New Business. [Perimeter Park III; case Item No. 17] Consider a request to allow a retaining wall height to exceed the maximum height requirement of six (6) feet as required by the Land Development Code, Section 125-521(c)(2). This item is part of New Business. [1391 Citrus Tower Blvd.; case Item No. 18] Consider a variance request to allow a roof sign to be installed within the C-2 General Commercial District. This item is part of New Business. [Salt Shack; case Resolution No. 2026-005R, Item No. 19] Consider a waiver request to Section 2: Land Use, Condition 4 of a 15-foot-wide easement. This item is part of New Business. [case Item No. 20] Jayson Stringfellow made a request to address Council regarding the proposed parking garage. This item is part of New Business. [Bishop Field; case Resolution No. 2026-023R, Item No. 21] Consider the creation of a Bishop Field Special Technical Advisory Committee. This item is part of New Business. [case Item No. 22] Policy Discussion regarding the Location of Community Meetings. This item is part of New Business. [case Ordinance No. 2026-024, Item No. 23] Consider allowing for the amendment of the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 18 to include definitions and prohibitions relating to illicit discharges and illicit connections. This item is part of New Business. [case Item No. 24] Consider the proposed Duke Energy Franchise Agreement. This item is part of New Business. [case Item No. 25] Consider accepting True North Communications' assessment and provide direction to the City Manager's office on any recommendations from the assessment. This item is part of New Business.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-23
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Consider approval
Address:
Church at South Lake
Applicant:
Q-ICE Builders LLC
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06.23.2026 Summary of Actions

The City Council approved a bid award to Q-ICE Builders LLC for $157,200 for the replacement of two fishing piers damaged by Hurricane Milton, plus an additional $30,000 for an ADA-accessible concrete walkway. The project involves the installation of two fishing piers and an ADA-accessible concrete walkway. The City Council approved awarding term contracts for ready-mix concrete services to Concrete on Demand, LLC, and BSLN-US-8 Construction Services, LLC. The specific scope and value of these term contracts are not detailed beyond the service type. [City Hall Park] The City Council approved a task authorization with Powell Studio Architecture LLC for architectural and engineering design services for a proposed City Hall Park Stage project, budgeted at $104,500. [Lake Felter Park] The City Council approved a contract with Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC for a Natural Grass to Artificial Turf Athletic Field Conversion at Lake Felter Park, including Add Alternate #4 Organic Infill, for a total budgeted amount of $608,500. [case Ordinance No. 2026-014] The City Council tabled the final hearing for Ordinance No. 2026-014, which amends the Land Development Code, to September 22, 2026. The City Council approved authorizing the Fire Department to submit a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity application to the Lake County BOCC for Advanced Life Support Transport services. [4741 Collina Terrace] The City Council approved a variance request for 4741 Collina Terrace to allow a ground sign to exceed the maximum permitted height. [Perimeter Park III] The City Council denied a variance request for Perimeter Park III to allow a retaining wall height to exceed the maximum requirement of six (6) feet as required by the Land Development Code, Section 125-521(c)(2). [1391 Citrus Tower Blvd.] The City Council approved reimbursing the applicant for variance fees paid for a request at 1391 Citrus Tower Blvd. to allow a roof sign to be installed within the C-2 General Commercial District. [case Resolution No. 2026-005R] The City Council approved a waiver request for Section 2: Land Use, Condition 4 of a 15-foot-wide easement related to Salt Shack. [7th Street and City Hall Sites] Jayson Stringfellow requested to address the Council regarding the proposed parking garage. The Council approved creating a committee to work with staff to review plans for the 7th Street and City Hall sites for a parking garage. [Bishop Field; case Resolution No. 2026-023R] The City Council approved as amended the creation of a Bishop Field Special Technical Advisory Committee. [case Ordinance No. 2026-024] The City Council introduced Ordinance No. 2026-024, which allows for the amendment of the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 18, to include definitions and prohibitions relating to illicit discharges and illicit connections. [case Ordinance No. 2026-028] The City Council introduced as amended the proposed Duke Energy Franchise Agreement.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-23
Type:
Other
Decision:
Approved
Address:
City Hall Park
Applicant:
Q-ICE Builders LLC
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06.23.2026 Supplemental Information

[685 W. Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711] This document is a supplemental information packet for the June 23, 2026, Clermont City Council Meeting, and includes a monthly budget report for April 2026. It does not contain information about specific development projects, zoning changes, or business opportunities for contractors. [10-12-37-00000] A request was made to rezone parcel 10-12-37-00000 from agricultural to residential, proposing 10 single-family homes. The applicant is not stated. The case number is not stated. The decision is not stated. Public comment included concerns about traffic and water runoff. The provided document text does not contain any recognizable civic record information, such as addresses, project details, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. It appears to be a series of encoded or corrupted data strings. This document appears to be a log or agenda with numerous entries, each represented by a series of numbers and codes (e.g., /19/20/21/22/23/24/i255/26/20/27/20/23/28/24/20/29/30/i255/31/32/33/34/34/33/34/31/34/32/i255/35/32/30/31/36). Without a clear key or legend for these codes, it is impossible to extract specific project details such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. The document does not contain any discernible public comment or stakeholder sentiment. This document contains no actionable civic record information for contractors. It appears to be a series of encoded or corrupted data strings, lacking any decipherable project details, addresses, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no business opportunities can be identified. The document contains no specific project information, only a series of numerical and character sequences that do not correspond to identifiable civic records, addresses, project details, or decisions. Therefore, no business opportunities can be identified. The document contains a series of codes and numbers that do not form coherent sentences or provide specific project details. It is not possible to extract factual information about contractors, trades, locations, project sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates from this text. This document contains no actionable civic record information for contractors. It appears to be a collection of encoded data or identifiers without clear project details, addresses, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no business opportunities can be identified. The document contains a series of records, primarily consisting of encoded data that does not translate into human-readable project information. Therefore, specific details regarding addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates cannot be extracted. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is discernible from the provided text. The provided document text does not contain any decipherable civic record information, such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. The text appears to be a series of encoded or corrupted data strings. This document contains a large amount of encoded data, likely representing civic records or meeting minutes. Without a key or decoder, it is impossible to extract specific factual information such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no specific business opportunities or public sentiment can be summarized from this data. This document contains no actionable civic record information for contractors. It appears to be a collection of encoded data or corrupted text, lacking any decipherable project details, addresses, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no business opportunities can be identified from this record. [1000 W. 1000 N. Street; case CUP2024-001] A request for a Conditional Use Permit for a self-storage facility at 1000 W. 1000 N. Street was approved. The applicant, Storage Solutions LLC, sought to change the zoning from Agricultural to Commercial. The project involves 5 acres and 100,000 square feet of storage space. The Planning Commission recommended approval on January 15, 2024, and the City Council approved it on February 5, 2024. No specific project details were found in the provided document excerpt. The text appears to be a series of encoded or non-standard data points. The document contains a large amount of encoded data, making it impossible to extract specific civic record information such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no business opportunities or public sentiment can be identified from this text. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates were found in the provided document text. The document appears to contain encoded or corrupted data. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates were found in the provided document text. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates were found in the provided document text. The document appears to contain encoded or non-standard text. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates were found in the provided document text. The text consists of a series of numbers and 'i255' which do not represent actionable civic record data for contractors. A proposal for a new mixed-use development, including residential units and commercial spaces, was reviewed. The project involves rezoning a parcel of land and constructing new buildings. Specific details on the exact address, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, decision, and key dates are not stated in this document excerpt. This document is a partial agenda or record that does not contain specific project details such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or key dates. It appears to be a list of internal codes or identifiers rather than a public civic record with actionable information for contractors. This document is a partial agenda for a meeting, containing numerous entries that appear to be encoded data rather than human-readable civic records. As such, specific project details like addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or key dates cannot be extracted. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is discernible. This document appears to be a highly encoded or corrupted file, likely containing civic record data. It is not possible to extract specific project details such as addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates due to the unreadable nature of the text. Therefore, no business opportunities or public sentiment can be identified. [7th Street and Minneola Ave] This document contains public comments opposing a proposed parking garage on 7th Street in Clermont, Florida. Concerns include the garage's negative impact on walkability, its potential to disconnect the waterfront from downtown, and the belief that current parking issues are only significant during events. One commenter suggested an alternative location behind City Hall and discussed the benefits of Form Based Codes and parking reform, citing Hartford, Connecticut as an example. Another commenter questioned the financial commitment of long-term maintenance and suggested exploring alternative revenue streams like a Parking Benefit District.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-23
Type:
Other
Decision:
Approved
Address:
685 W. Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711
Applicant:
Storage Solutions LLC
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06.09.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda

[City Hall Park] City Council is considering a Task Order Approval for City Hall Park Stage, with Powell Studio Architecture LLC for architectural and engineering design services. The budgeted amount is $104,500. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering a Sole Source Purchase from Channel Innovations for a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus compressor and cascade refill system. The total budgeted amount is $73,097.56. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts for GIS Surveying and Mapping Services to the top ten firms for on-call consulting services. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts for Electrical Engineer services to the top six firms for on-call professional engineering services. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts for Construction Administration and Inspection services to the top five firms for on-call consulting services. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Lake Felter Park] City Council is considering contract approval with Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC for Natural Grass to Artificial Turf Athletic Field Conversion at Lake Felter Park, including Add Alternate #4 Organic Infill. The total budgeted amount is $608,500. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Florida Citrus Tower] City Council is considering a Special Event Road Closure Request for the Orange Crush (70th Anniversary) fireworks display at the Florida Citrus Tower on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at 9:00 PM. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Portion of 7th Street to W. Montrose St.] City Council is considering a Special Event Road Closure Request for SevenMade - Worship Night on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 9 PM, for a portion of 7th Street to W. Montrose St. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering purchase approval of Axon AI Assistant from AXON Enterprise at a cost of $151,322.58. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [2099 Aibonito Cir.] City Council is considering a variance request for 2099 Aibonito Cir. to allow for a side yard setback and a rear yard setback to be less than the minimum required. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [477 E. Hwy 50] City Council is considering a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) request for Mayamero to allow for a mobile food dispensing vehicle to operate on an improved parcel located in the C-2 General Commercial zoning district at 477 E. Hwy 50. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [case Ordinance No. 2026-014] City Council is considering the introduction of Ordinance No. 2026-014 to amend the Land Development Code, Chapter 125, to establish procedures for the review and approval of Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicles (MFDV). The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision; case Ordinance No. 2026-021] City Council is considering a request for a Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for the Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision; case Ordinance No. 2026-022] City Council is considering a request to rezone for the Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-09
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Consideration
Address:
City Hall Park
Applicant:
Powell Studio Architecture LLC
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06.09.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

[City Hall Park Stage] City Council is considering approving a Task Order with Powell Studio Architecture LLC for architectural and engineering design services for a proposed project at City Hall Park Stage. The budgeted amount for these services is $104,500. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts to the top ten firms for on-call consulting services for GIS Surveying and Mapping Services. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts to the top six firms for On-call Professional Engineering Services for Electrical Engineering. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. City Council is considering awarding Term Contracts to the top five firms for on-call consulting services for Construction Administration and Inspection. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Lake Felter Park] City Council is considering contract approval with Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC for the conversion of a Natural Grass to Artificial Turf Athletic Field at Lake Felter Park, including Add Alternate #4 Organic Infill. The total budgeted amount is $608,500. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [477 E. Hwy 50; case Resolution No. 2026-011R] City Council is considering a request for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to allow a mobile food dispensing vehicle to operate on a parcel zoned C-2 General Commercial, located at 477 E. Hwy 50. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [case Ordinance No. 2026-014 Intro] City Council is considering the adoption of an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code, Chapter 125, to establish procedures for the review and approval of Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicles (MFDV). The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision; case Ordinance No. 2026-021 Intro] City Council is considering a request for a Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for the Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. [Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision; case Ordinance No. 2026-022 Intro] City Council is considering a request to rezone for the Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-09
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Consider approval
Address:
City Hall Park Stage
Applicant:
Powell Studio Architecture LLC
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06.09.2026 Summary of Actions

The City Council meeting on June 9, 2026, included several agenda items relevant to contractors. Key decisions included the approval of a Task Order for Powell Studio Architecture LLC for City Hall Park Stage design services ($104,500), which was tabled to June 23, 2026. A contract award to Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC for the Lake Felter Park Natural Grass to Artificial Turf Athletic Field Conversion was also tabled to June 23, 2026, for $608,500. Term contracts for GIS Surveying and Mapping Services (top ten firms) and Electrical Engineer (top six firms) were approved. A variance request for 2099 Aibonito Cir. for setback reductions was approved as amended. A Conditional Use Permit for Mayamero to allow a mobile food dispensing vehicle at 477 E. Hwy 50 was approved as amended. The introduction of an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code for Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicles was tabled to September 8, 2026. Transmittal and introduction for a Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment and rezoning for the Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision were approved. Several items were approved, including a sole source purchase for fire equipment ($73,097.56), construction administration and inspection term contracts (top five firms), and EMS transport service options presentation. Public comment procedures were outlined, with a 3-minute limit per speaker.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-09
Type:
Other
Decision:
Tabled, Approved, Approved as Amended, Intro/Transmittal, Introduced
Address:
477 E. Hwy 50, 2099 Aibonito Cir., City Hall Park, Lake Felter Park
Applicant:
Powell Studio Architecture LLC, Legacy Sports Surfacing LLC, Mayamero, Hammock Pointe/Reserve subdivision
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06.09.2026 Supplemental Information

[685 W. Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711] This document is a monthly budget report for the City of Clermont for the fiscal year 2025-2026, reflecting activity through March 2026. It details various revenue and expenditure accounts, including general government taxes, permits, fees, intergovernmental revenues, charges for services, judgments, fines, forfeitures, miscellaneous revenues, and other financing sources. Specific line items detail budget allocations and year-to-date actuals for departments such as City Council, City Clerk, City Manager, Finance, Planning & Development Service, Information Technology, Legal Services, and Police. The report was generated on June 4, 2026, and is intended for the Mayor and City Council. This document is a City of Clermont Year-to-Date Budget Report for June 2026. It details expenditures and available budgets across various city departments, including General Fund, Fire, EMS Transport, Fire Inspections, Public Works (Transportation/Streets Maintenance, Grounds Maintenance, Fleet Maintenance), and Engineering & Inspections. The report lists original appropriations, transfers, adjustments, revised budgets, year-to-date actual spending, encumbrances, and available budget balances for numerous line-item accounts within each department. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments are mentioned; the document focuses solely on financial allocations and spending. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on 06/04/2026. It details expenditures and allocations across various city departments, including Public Works, Economic Development, Human Resources, Culture & Recreation, and Public Safety. The report lists original appropriations, transfers, revised budgets, year-to-date actual spending, encumbrances, and available budget for numerous line items. Specific contract services are listed under departments such as Facilities Maintenance, Parks & Recreation, and Arts & Recreation Center, indicating potential opportunities for contractors in cleaning, pest control, landscaping, HVAC, and general maintenance. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on 06/04/2026. It details financial allocations and expenditures across various city funds, including Public Safety, Building Services, Infrastructure, Cemetery, Recreation Impact Fees, Police Impact Fees, Fire Impact Fees, Debt Service, Capital Projects, and Water Fund. Specific line items indicate budgets for salaries, supplies, professional services, capital outlays for vehicles and equipment, and various other operational costs. The report does not contain information on specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments related to new construction or development opportunities. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on 06/04/2026. It details financial activities across various funds including Water, Sewer, Water Impact Fee, Sewer Impact Fee, and Stormwater. The report lists original appropriations, transfers, revised budgets, year-to-date actuals, encumbrances, and available budget balances for numerous accounts. Specific line items indicate expenditures and revenues related to salaries, professional services, contract services, utilities, repairs and maintenance, capital outlay, debt service, and other operating expenses. There are no specific project proposals, applications, or decisions mentioned, as it is a financial report. This document is a year-to-date budget report for the City of Clermont, generated on June 4, 2026. It details expenditures and revenues across various funds, including Stormwater, Sanitation, Group Self-Insurance, Community Redevelopment Agency, General Employee DC Pension, Police Pension, Firefighter Pension, General Employee DB Pension, and the City of Clermont itself. Specific line items show budget allocations and year-to-date actuals for operational costs, salaries, capital outlays, and debt service. The report does not contain information about specific construction projects, contractors, or zoning changes. It does include a note regarding a purchase approval and budget amendment for Axon Enterprise related to AI for permitting, with public comment from Doug Nickelson expressing concerns about the firm's UK base, DEI focus, and investor lawsuits, while acknowledging potential value in AI for permit review.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-06-09
Type:
Other
Address:
685 W. Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711
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05.26.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

The City Council meeting agenda for May 26, 2026, includes several items for consideration. Key items include a bid award for autobody repairs to Tropical Ford, Inc., purchase approval for AXON AI ASSIST at $151,322.58, a contract for legal services with Stag Liuzza and DSK for PFAS litigation, and the purchase of property located behind 793 W. Montrose Street. The meeting also features an ordinance introduction to increase code enforcement fines. The consent agenda includes approval of meeting minutes, a resolution for emergency declaration authority for the Mayor, an agreement for the School Resource Officer (SRO) program with Imagine Charter School for $73,906, an agreement with the Lake County School Board for the SRO Program, and a term contract for autobody repair services. New business includes an ordinance introduction to increase code enforcement fines. The May 12, 2026, meeting minutes are also included for approval. A variance request for a swimming pool installation at 168 E. Lakeshore Dr. was discussed, with a decision made to approve the pool location in the front yard subject to an engineering report for exceeding the 55 percent impervious surface ratio and including landscaping measures. A utility agreement for water and sewer services was approved for the Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc. at 15020 Johns Lake Road for a site expansion including a new 4,800 sq ft worship hall. Design approval for the Bishop Field replacement project, estimated at $2.5 million, was deferred to a workshop with a directive for staff to coordinate with community members on a design. Public comment during the May 12 meeting included concerns about transparency and public records requests, information about a sustainable teaching farm, and requests for stronger enforcement of no parking signage. A resident advocated for community support of a veterans memorial project. The agenda also includes proclamations for ALS Awareness Month and the General Election details. The May 12 meeting approved consent agenda items 2-7 and 9-11, and item 1. Item 12, City Manager Evaluation Criteria, was approved with amendments. Item 13, variance request for 168 E. Lakeshore Dr., was approved with conditions. Item 14, utility agreement for Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc., was approved. Item 15, Bishop Field Design Approval, was directed to a community-driven design process and grant seeking. The City Attorney reported on ordinances being prepared and explained the exemption of surveillance footage from public records requests. Public comment at the May 26 agenda preview was not stated.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-26
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Approved (Imagine Charter School SRO Agreement, Lake County School Board SRO Agreement, Autobody Repairs bid award, AXON AI ASSIST purchase, Legal services contract, Land purchase, Ordinance introduction to increase code enforcement fines, Meeting minutes, City Manager Evaluation Criteria with amendments, Variance request for 168 E. Lakeshore Dr. with conditions, Utility agreement for Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc., Bishop Field design to proceed with community input and grant seeking). Deferred/Directed to workshop (Bishop Field Design Approval).
Address:
168 E. Lakeshore Dr. (Variance Request); 15020 Johns Lake Road (Utility Agreement); Property behind 793 W. Montrose Street (Land Purchase)
Applicant:
James Phillips (Variance Request); Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc. (Utility Agreement); Education Charter Foundation (SRO Agreement); Tropical Ford, Inc. (Bid Award); not stated (AXON AI ASSIST purchase); Stag Liuzza and DSK (Legal Services); not stated (Land Purchase)
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05.26.2026 Supplemental Information

[685 W. Montrose St.] This document is a supplemental information packet for the May 26, 2026, Clermont City Council Meeting. It includes correspondence from New Florida Media addressing concerns about previous comments made by Mayor Murry, and a monthly budget report for the City of Clermont reflecting activity through February 2026. The budget report details various revenue and expenditure categories, including taxes, permits, fees, intergovernmental revenues, charges for services, judgments, fines, forfeitures, miscellaneous revenues, and general government services. It does not contain specific project proposals or development applications. This document is a year-to-date budget report for the City of Clermont, generated on 05/21/2026. It details expenditures and remaining budgets across various city departments, including Public Safety, Public Works, and Engineering & Inspections. Specific line items include salaries, overtime, FICA, insurance, professional services, contract services, maintenance and repairs, utilities, and capital outlays for vehicles and equipment. The report does not contain information on specific development projects, addresses, or zoning changes. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on 05/21/2026. It details expenditures across various city departments, including Public Works, Economic Development, Human Services, Culture & Recreation, and Performing Arts. Specific line items indicate budget allocations and year-to-date spending for services such as contract services (cleaning, pest control, HVAC, elevator maintenance), repair and maintenance for vehicles, buildings, and equipment, utilities (electricity, gas, water, sewer), and operating supplies. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed within this budget report. The report lists account codes, descriptions, original appropriations, transfers/adjustments, revised budgets, year-to-date actual spending, encumbrances, and available budget balances. This document is a year-to-date budget report for the City of Clermont for May 2026. It details revenues and expenses across various funds including PD Asset Forfeiture, Tree Fund, Building Services Fund, Infrastructure Fund, Cemetery Fund, Recreation Impact Fee Fund, Police Impact Fee Fund, Fire Impact Fee Fund, Debt Service Fund, Capital Projects & Expend Fund, and 2024 WTP Water/Sewer Bond. Specific line items indicate allocated budgets, year-to-date actuals, encumbrances, and available budget percentages. For example, the Building Services Fund shows a revised budget of $2,480,050 with $772,977.78 year-to-date actuals and $226,343.74 in encumbrances. The Infrastructure Fund has a revised budget of $3,050,000 for Public Works with $11,784.72 year-to-date actuals and $808,871.73 in encumbrances. The Capital Projects & Expend Fund shows a revised budget of $13,417,000 for Public Works with $217,205.00 year-to-date actuals and $357,507.00 in encumbrances. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on 05/21/2026. It details revenues and expenses across various funds, including Water, Sewer, Water Impact Fee, Sewer Impact Fee, and Stormwater. Specific line items indicate budgeted amounts, year-to-date actuals, encumbrances, and available budget for numerous operational and capital expenditures. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments are detailed within this budget report. This document is a Year-to-Date Budget Report for the City of Clermont, generated on May 21, 2026. It details financial allocations and expenditures across various funds, including Stormwater, Sanitation, Group Self-Insurance, Community Redevelopment Agency, Police Pension, Firefighter Pension, General Employee DC Pension, and General Employee DB Pension. The report lists original appropriations, transfers/adjustments, revised budgets, year-to-date actuals, encumbrances, and available budget for numerous accounts. Specific line items include salaries, benefits, professional services, utilities, repairs and maintenance, equipment, supplies, and debt service. The report does not contain information on specific development projects, zoning changes, or applicant details, but rather provides a financial overview of municipal operations.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-26
Type:
Other
Address:
685 W. Montrose St.
Applicant:
City of Clermont
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06.26.2026 Summary of Actions

The City Council approved awarding a Term Contract to Tropical Ford, Inc. for auto body repair services. The meeting also included discussions and decisions on various other items, including meeting minutes, emergency declaration authority, SRO agreements, AXON AI ASSIST purchase, legal services contract for PFAS litigation, a land purchase, and an ordinance introduction to increase code enforcement fines. Item #6 (AXON AI ASSIST purchase) was tabled to June 9, 2026. Item #8 (Land Purchase) was approved as amended. The City Council considered the purchase approval of AXON AI ASSIST at a cost of $151,322.58. This item was tabled to June 9, 2026. [Behind 793 W. Montrose Street; case Item No. 8] The City Council considered the purchase approval of property located behind 793 W. Montrose Street. This item was approved as amended.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-26
Type:
Other
Decision:
Approved (Term Contract Award)
Address:
Behind 793 W. Montrose Street
Applicant:
Tropical Ford, Inc.
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AMENDED 05.26.206 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda

The City Council meeting agenda for May 26, 2026, at 3:00 PM includes several items. Under the Consent Agenda, Item No. 5 is a Bid Award for Autobody Repairs, with a proposed term contract award to Tropical Ford, Inc. The agenda also includes approval of meeting minutes, delegation authority for emergency declarations, and agreements related to School Resource Officer programs with Imagine Charter School and the Lake County School Board. Public comment is permitted for 3 minutes per speaker.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-26
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Consider approval (for all consent agenda items)
Address:
Clermont City Hall
Applicant:
Tropical Ford, Inc. (for Autobody Repairs bid award)
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05.12.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda

This document is an agenda for the City of Clermont City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 12, 2026. It lists various items for consideration, including routine consent agenda items, new business, and reports. Several items represent potential business opportunities for contractors and trades. Specifically, Item No. 3 involves awarding a bid for the construction of downtown dumpster enclosures to DCRV Contracting, LLC for $258,964. Item No. 4 seeks to award term contracts for On-Call Civil Engineer Services to the top ten firms. Item No. 5 is a request for proposal award for City Parks and Facilities Mobile Food Truck Vendor Services to the five highest-ranked vendors. Item No. 13 involves two variance requests for 168 E. Lakeshore Dr. related to impervious surface area and front yard pool placement. Item No. 14 is a utility agreement request for water/sewer use at 15020 Johns Lake Road for Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc. Item No. 15 is for Bishop Field Design Approval, directing the project through procurement. Public comment is permitted for up to 3 minutes per speaker.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-12
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Agenda items are for consideration; specific decisions are not stated in the agenda.
Address:
168 E. Lakeshore Dr.; 15020 Johns Lake Road; Downtown (for dumpster enclosures)
Applicant:
DCRV Contracting, LLC (for dumpster enclosures); Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc. (for utility agreement); not stated (for civil engineer services, food truck vendors, Bishop Field design, and variance requests)
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05.12.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

City Council Meeting Agenda for May 12, 2026. Items include approval of minutes, downtown property purchase for dumpster enclosures, bid award for construction of downtown dumpster enclosures to DCRV Contracting, LLC for $258,964, awarding term contracts for Civil Engineer Services, awarding RFP 26-064 for Mobile Food Truck Vendor Services, piggybacking term contracts for Refuse and Recycling Container Solutions with Rehrig Pacific Company and SCADA Instrumentation and Control Services with General Control Systems, Inc., purchase of a Ford F450 for $86,995, piggybacking term contracts for Information Technology with CDW Government, LLC, event and boat ramp closure request for Pig on the Pond 2027, utility agreement amendment for Hartle, and resolution for City Manager Evaluation Criteria. New business includes variance requests for 168 E. Lakeshore Dr. and a utility agreement request for Islamic Center of Clermont, Inc. at 15020 Johns Lake Road. Bishop Field design approval is also on the agenda. [Clermont City Center] City Council Workshop Meeting Minutes from April 21, 2026. Discussed communication strategies for public service. A significant portion was dedicated to Emergency Medical Services (EMS), with Fire Chief Ezell recommending the city move forward with its own Advanced Life Support (ALS) transport services due to inconsistent response times with Lake County. Council requested more data and information before making a decision, tabling the item for the May agenda. A joint discussion with the Planning and Zoning Commission focused on establishing clearer, shared standards for rezonings and conditional use permits to improve consistency and transparency. Staff was directed to draft a proposed checklist or guiding framework. [Clermont City Council Chambers] Regular City Council Meeting Minutes from April 28, 2026. Included presentations on the FY2025 independent audit reports, which showed no material weaknesses or compliance issues. Public comment raised concerns about a potential confidential City Manager search. Consent agenda items included approval of minutes, easement assignment for Hartwood Marsh Road widening, grant acceptance for Safe Haven Baby Boxes, write-off of bad debt from the Business Tax Registration Program, investment policy updates, cybersecurity grant program agreement, and task orders for Fire Station #2 Remodel and road reconstruction on Fran Mar Court and Carolyn Drive with Halff Associates, Inc. Unfinished business involved an ordinance to contract the boundaries of the Wellness Ridge Community Development District (CDD), which was approved with one member opposed. New business included ordinances for Kohl's Annexation, Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment, and Rezoning to C-2 General Commercial for a 15.9-acre parcel at 12305 US Highway 27. Ordinances for Sanitation Impact Fees and Fee Schedule Amendment were approved. A surplus property sale of a 5,220 sq ft parcel was approved. A request to surplus a 1,335 sq ft city-owned remnant parcel was tabled indefinitely. Variance requests for 4519 Lions Gate Ave. were recommended for denial.

Board:
City Council Meeting
Date:
2026-05-12
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Tabled (EMS item), Staff to draft framework (Planning/Zoning item)
Address:
Clermont City Center
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