09.22.2026 Clermont City Council Meeting Agenda Packet

City Council Meeting · 2026-09-22 · agenda_packet

[2205 Cluster Oak Drive (Gates Funeral Parlor CUP); 235 Hatteras Avenue, Suite 100 (Elite Vet. Specialists CUP); West of Hidden Court and US Hwy 27 Intersection (Louisa Grande); Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision (address not stated); downtown parking garage (address not stated); downtown R-3 residential district (address not stated); case Ordinance No. 2026-019; Ordinance No. 2026-020; Ordinance No. 2026-021; Ordinance No. 2026-022; Resolution No. 2026-029R; Resolution No. 2026-026R] This document is a City Council meeting agenda and minutes. It lists multiple items, including several development-related requests. The specific development items are: Ordinance No. 2026-019 and 2026-020 for the Louisa Grande subdivision located West of Hidden Court and US Hwy 27 Intersection, involving a future land use change and rezoning; Ordinance No. 2026-021 and 2026-022 for the Hammock Pointe/ Reserve subdivision, involving a Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment and rezoning; Resolution No. 2026-029R for a Conditional Use Permit for a funeral home in the C-2 General Commercial District at 2205 Cluster Oak Drive; and Resolution No. 2026-026R for a Conditional Use Permit for a veterinary clinic in the M-1 Industrial zoning district at 235 Hatteras Avenue, Suite 100. The document also includes a citizen request regarding the downtown R-3 residential district and a proposed downtown parking garage design and location. The document does not state the decision for these items, as it is an agenda for a future meeting. Public comment sentiment is recorded in the minutes from the August 25, 2026 meeting, including opposition to a proposed dirt-lot parking location, concerns about traffic on Hartwood Marsh Road and South Clermont, and support for a moratorium on data centers. [East Avenue (for the bike/pedestrian improvements); near Lake Felter Park (for the property purchase); not stated for other items; case Ordinance No. 2026-025; Resolution No. 2026-033R; Resolution No. 2026-034R; Resolution No. 2026-038R; not stated for other items] This document is a compilation of City of Clermont meeting minutes and agenda items. It includes multiple distinct items: an ordinance introduction for lighting changes (Ordinance No. 2026-025), a proposal for pedestrian and bicycle access improvements along East Avenue, a proposal to change the city's primary source for public notices, a citizen request to table an item, a city manager report on a property purchase, a first budget public hearing, a surplus request, and a resolution adopting a revised Procurement Policy. No single development project is described with a specific address, parcel, or size. The East Avenue proposal is a concept for a bike/pedestrian path, not a specific project with a defined size or address. The property purchase is approximately 42 acres near Lake Felter Park, but no exact address or parcel is given. The document does not provide a single case number for a development project. [Louisa Grande Subdivision, west of Hidden Court and US Hwy 27 intersection, south of Hartwood Marsh Road and northeast of Lake Louisa Road. Waterfront Park. City Hall, 685 West Montrose Street, Clermont, FL 34711.; case Ordinance No. 2026-019 (Louisa Grande SSCPA). Ordinance No. 2026-020 (Louisa Grande Rezoning). Ordinance No. 2026-014 (Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicles). Application for Special Events Permit - Submission #3281 (International Food and Drink Festival).] The document is a multi-item agenda for the City of Clermont meeting on September 22, 2026. It includes a professional services agreement for an Alternative Water Supply Roadmap, an open container request for an event, an interlocal agreement for police patrol, a withdrawal of a mobile food dispensing vehicle ordinance, and two ordinances for the Louisa Grande subdivision. The Alternative Water Supply Roadmap is a planning study for the Wellness Way area, not a construction project. The open container request is for an event at Waterfront Park. The interlocal agreement is for police services. The mobile food ordinance is withdrawn. The Louisa Grande ordinances are for a completed subdivision. [Louisa Grande Subdivision: West of Hidden Court and US Hwy 27 Intersection, south of Hartwood Marsh Road and northeast of Lake Louisa Road. Hammock Pointe and Hammock Reserve Subdivision: Improved parcels located east of the Hammock Ridge Road and Lake Louisa Road intersection.; case Ordinance No. 2026-020, Ordinance No. 2026-021, Ordinance No. 2026-022, Resolution No. 2026-031R.] The document is a multi-item agenda for the Clermont City Council meeting on September 22, 2026. It includes three distinct items: Ordinance No. 2026-020 (Louisa Grande Subdivision rezoning), Ordinance No. 2026-021 (Hammock Pointe/Reserve LSCPA), Ordinance No. 2026-022 (Hammock Pointe/Reserve Rezoning), and Resolution No. 2026-031R (Comprehensive Fee Schedule). For the Louisa Grande Subdivision, the City Council will consider final adoption of a rezoning from Lake County PUD to City of Clermont PUD on 30.64 +/- acres. For the Hammock Pointe and Hammock Reserve Subdivisions, the City Council will consider final adoption of a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment (Ordinance 2026-021) and a rezoning (Ordinance 2026-022) for an 88.5 +/- acre parcel. The fee schedule resolution adopts a comprehensive fee schedule effective October 1, 2026. The document does not state the final decisions for these items, as they are scheduled for the September 22, 2026 hearing. Public comment sentiment is not stated in the document. [685 W Montrose St, Clermont, FL 34711 (City of Clermont address); study area between Desoto Street, Osceola Street, West Avenue, and Lake Avenue; case Project Number 24449.42 (parking study); RFP 25-086 (parking garage proposal)] The document is a Downtown Parking Study for Clermont, Florida, prepared by Kittelson & Associates, Inc. for the City of Clermont. The study area is generally between Desoto Street to the south, Osceola Street to the north, West Avenue to the west, and Lake Avenue to the east, including parking along Lake Minneola. The study found 1,031 parking spaces in the study area, with 578 in surface lots and 453 on-street. The study analyzed four scenarios: non-event weekday (May 14, 2024), non-event Saturday (May 11, 2024), First Friday Food Truck event (May 3, 2024), and Sunday Farmers Market (May 12, 2024). During non-event scenarios, peak occupancy was below 60%. During the First Friday Food Truck event, peak demand exceeded supply by 13 spaces. The study identifies potential development sites including The Lumberyard District (392 multifamily units and 53,100 sq ft commercial, completion 2026), Old Clermont police station (potential 37,200 sq ft commercial), Minneola/8th (potential 10,000 sq ft expansion), Osceola/7th (potential 70,000 sq ft commercial), and lots southeast of West/Osceola (potential 23,700 sq ft commercial). The document also includes a proposal from FINFROCK for design-build services for a Downtown Parking Garage (RFP 25-086), dated August 28, 2025, but no specific project details are provided in that proposal. The document does not state a decision on any project.