08.11.2026 City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

City Council Meeting · 2026-08-11 · agenda_packet

The document is a City Council meeting agenda and minutes for the City of Clermont, covering a budget workshop and a regular council meeting. It does not describe a single development project with a specific address, size, or zoning change. It includes multiple agenda items, such as a Conditional Use Permit for West End Plaza (Item No. 10) to allow for a mixed-use development with 12 or more dwelling units in the Central Business District, and ordinances to establish Community Development Districts for the Sanctuary at Wellness Ridge Subdivision (Item No. 9) and Wellness Ridge CDD (Item No. 5). It also includes several moratorium ordinances on smoke/vape shops, marijuana dispensaries, and data centers. The document does not provide specific addresses, acreage, or case numbers for these items. Public comment included concerns about marijuana dispensaries and smoke shops near schools, and support for a design center and a lower millage rate. [Southeast corner of South US Highway 27 and Citrus Tower Blvd intersection (for CityVet CUP); not stated for other projects.; case Resolution No. 2026-021R (CityVet CUP); Ordinance No. 2026-027 (Sanctuary at Wellness CDD); Ordinance No. 2026-026 (LDC noticing); RFQ No. 25-091 (sustainability and resilience planning); Sourcewell Term Contract No. 040825 (sewer lateral rehabilitation).] The document is a set of meeting minutes and agenda items from the City of Clermont. It includes a request to approve a piggyback term contract with Azuria Water Solutions, Inc. for sanitary sewer lateral rehabilitation services, with an estimated annual value of $100,000 and a total estimated value of $300,000 during the initial term, starting August 12, 2026. It also includes a request to award term contracts to six firms for sustainability and resilience planning services. The document also covers a conditional use permit for a veterinary clinic at the southeast corner of South US Highway 27 and Citrus Tower Blvd, a community development district for the Sanctuary at Wellness, and an ordinance amending public hearing notice requirements. The document also includes discussion of a downtown parking garage committee and a citizen request regarding downtown quality of life issues. [case Sourcewell RFP 24-S850] The document is a multi-part agenda and appendix listing numerous procurement contracts, including new IDIQ contracts, IDIQ contract extensions, and a City of Clermont agenda item for a piggyback term contract for HVAC maintenance services. The City of Clermont agenda item requests approval to piggyback the Sourcewell RFP 24-S850 awarded contracts to provide HVAC maintenance services. The estimated contract value for the initial term is $65,000, with a start date of August 12, 2026. The contract includes an initial one (1) year agreement, with the option for two (2) additional one-year renewal periods. Vendors include Carrier Corporation and Midwest Mechanical. The contract will provide HVAC maintenance, repair, replacement, installation, and related services. Funding will be allocated from the General Fund, Account Numbers 10549-54621 and 10549-54600. For the current fiscal year, $23,065 is available in the applicable accounts. The agenda item is for the meeting date Tuesday, August 11, 2026. The document also lists numerous new IDIQ contracts and IDIQ contract extensions for various companies, regions, and types of work, including general construction, electrical, roofing/weatherproofing, flooring, concrete, paving asphalt, HVAC/mechanical, and more. Specific contract numbers are provided for each. The document also includes pricing information from Midwest Mechanical and Carrier Corporation for HVAC equipment and labor. The document is a multi-item agenda for a City of Clermont meeting on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. It includes an interlocal agreement for maintenance with the Wellness Ridge Community Development District, a special event road closure request for the VFW Riders Meet, a resolution establishing administrative fines for code enforcement, and an ordinance amending noticing requirements for land use applications. No specific project address, size, or zoning change is stated for any of these items. [A parcel of land being a portion of Sections 15 and 22, Township 23 South, Range 26 East, Lake County, Florida; case Ordinance No. 2026-026; Ordinance No. 2026-027] This document is a multi-part record from the City of Clermont, Florida, containing two distinct items: Ordinance No. 2026-026, which amends public hearing notice requirements, and Ordinance No. 2026-027, which establishes the Sanctuary at Wellness Community Development District. For Ordinance 2026-026, the change is to expand the notice area for certain land use and development applications from the current standard to 450 feet, and to require notice to property owners' associations within that area. For Ordinance 2026-027, the City Council approved the establishment of the Sanctuary at Wellness Community Development District for a 168.27-acre property located within the Wellness Way Area, with the applicant being Lennar Homes, LLC. The project was previously approved for up to 699 residential dwelling units and up to 228,612 square feet of non-residential use. The document also includes a business impact estimate for Ordinance 2026-026, which states that businesses will not be affected by the proposed ordinance. The document does not include any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [821 W. Minneola Avenue (West End Plaza); Sanctuary at Wellness CDD location not stated; case Resolution No. 2026-025R (West End Plaza CUP); Ordinance No. [____] (Sanctuary at Wellness CDD); Ordinance No. 2026-029 (Administrative Adjustments)] The document is a compilation of City of Clermont agenda items and ordinances. It includes a proposal to establish the Sanctuary at Wellness Community Development District on approximately 168.27 acres, with a petition from Lennar Homes, LLC, and an estimated total development cost of $26,187,500. It also includes a resolution granting a Conditional Use Permit for a mixed-use development at 821 W. Minneola Avenue, and an ordinance to establish an Administrative Adjustment process for minor deviations from development standards. The document does not state a final decision on the Sanctuary at Wellness CDD, as the ordinance number is blank. The West End Plaza CUP is recommended for approval by staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case Ordinance No. 2026-029; Ordinance No. 2026-030; Ordinance No. 2026-031; Ordinance No. 2026-032] The document is a compilation of City of Clermont agenda items and ordinances. It includes Ordinance No. 2026-029, which amends Section 101-104 of the Code of Ordinances to establish an administrative adjustment procedure, allowing for adjustments to development standards without a variance. It also includes Ordinance No. 2026-030, which imposes a 180-day moratorium on new vaping retail shops; Ordinance No. 2026-031, which imposes a six-month moratorium on certain medical cannabis activities, including new dispensing facilities; and Ordinance No. 2026-032, which imposes a six-month moratorium on data center facilities. The document also includes an agenda item for a citizen request to present a report on the R-3 residential district in historic downtown. The ordinances were passed and adopted by the City Council on August 25, 2026. The business impact estimate for Ordinance 2026-029 states that businesses will pay less money for an administrative adjustment than a variance, and the administrative adjustment application fee will be 50% less than the public hearing application fees. The staff report for Ordinance 2026-030 states that Council directed staff to prepare the ordinance at their July 28, 2026 meeting. The staff report for Ordinance 2026-031 states that Council directed staff to prepare the ordinance at their July 28, 2026 meeting. The staff report for Ordinance 2026-032 states that Council directed staff to prepare the ordinance at their July 28, 2026 meeting. The document does not state any specific street address, parcel, acreage, or square footage for any project. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.