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Wayne Saunders<br />

(Articles are in reverse chronological order)<br />

Tab 10<br />

With developers expressing keen interest in eastern Clermont - the section closest to Orlando -<br />

Clermont's sewer system will be expanded to that area, Saunders said. The city's water system<br />

also will be improved and expanded. Those utility improvements have a $1.3 million price tag,<br />

Saunders said.<br />

Workers are building a new $440,000 public works complex because the current building doesn't<br />

have enough space to store equipment and repair vehicles, he said.<br />

Lack of space also led to the budgeting of $625,000 to expand the police station and to expand or<br />

relocate City Hall. Council members should be deciding in two or three months whether to<br />

expand the offices, or move to a new location and sell the current City Hall site, which occupies<br />

prime commercial property along S.R. 50. No possible new sites have been chosen to relocate<br />

City Hall, Saunders said.<br />

The 1989-90 budget also includes $775,000 to build the first phase of a 28-acre recreational area<br />

off 12th Street, with Lake Palatlakaha within its borders. The city will seek bids this week for<br />

construction of the park, which should be completed by spring of 1991, Saunders said.<br />

For sports enthusiasts, the park will offer four softball fields, a football and soccer field, three<br />

tennis courts, a volleyball court, a basketball court, a fitness trail, and jogging and bicycle paths.<br />

For lovers of water sports, the park will offer the lake and a fishing pier. Outdoors types can take<br />

in a nature study center, and folks who just want to relax can lounge in gazebos or spread a<br />

blanket at a picnic area. A playground is planned with a separate "tot lot" for small children.<br />

The softball complex will especially be good for parents with children who play in Clermont's<br />

Little League games, Saunders said. Now, softball fields are spread out around the city, making<br />

life difficult for parents who must transport more than one child to different fields.<br />

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