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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-06-1943 ~ E. A. MURRAY MAYOR EMORY S. AKERMAN ATTOe.ORLANDO. FLA. GRADY L. HALL MARSe W. H. WURST CLERK AND TREAS. COUNCILMEN R. C. BIGELOW -CHAIRMAN J. M. ARGO .M.C.BRYAN . J.Z.ECKLES <' "JOHN T. MINOR <!LitlI u f (@.cUte Ora,nge County OCOEE. FLORIDA BEAUTIFUL LAKES GOOD FISHING GROUNDS WELCOME TOURIST Minutes of a regular meeting of City Oouncil held SePtemb~r 6th 1943. Meeting called to order by Chairman Farmer at 8:30 E. M. Councilmen Argo, Bryan, Farmer, Minor and Whitaker present. Clerk and Marshal present. Mayor absent. . Minutes of last regular meeting held August 16th were read and approveG. Mr. Argo made' a motion to adjourn meeting of August 16th. Motion was seconded by Mr. Bryan, voted and carried. Mr,. Argo made a motion to pay the current bills and those that had been tabled at the two previous regular meetings of City Oouncil from the Water Fund with the exception of the Mayors Court fees, which was to be paid from the general Fund. The current bills were as follows: Marshal salary to August 31st $30.00; Clerk salary to August 31st $35.00; Roy Burgess $4.00 for 500 Letter heads; Florida Telephone Corp. $4.28 and $4.00 for fees of Mayor~ Court. Motion was seconded by Mr. Whitaker, voted and carried. It was reported that there was no progress on the road work and nothing had been done about the water tank. ~- Mr. Bryan offered an ordinance entitled "AN ORDIl'JANCE ASCERTAINING THE AMOUNT NECESSARY TO OPERATE THE CITY OF OCOEE1 FLORIDA, FOR THE TAX YEAR BEGINNING ON NOVEMBER 1, 1942, AND ENDING ON OCTOBER 31, 1943," (which ordinance, if adopted, will become City of Ocoee Qrdinance No. 71). This proposed ordinance was then seconded by Mr. Whitaker, examined, discussed, voted upon and carried. Mr. Argo then offered an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATE OF TAXATION FOR THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA, FOR THE TAX YEAR BEGINNING ON NOVEMBER 1, 1942, AND ENDING ON OCTOBER 31, 1943," (which ordinance, if adopted, will become City of Ocoee Ordinance No. 72). This proposed ordinance was then seconded by Mr. Minor, examined, discussed, voted upon and carried. Mr. Minor tan offered an ordinance entitled f1AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA, FOR THE TAX YEAR BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1, 1942, AND ENDING OCTOBER 31, 1943," (which ordinance, if adopted, will become City of Ocoee Ordinance No. 73). This proposed ordinance was then seconded by Mr. Argo, examined, discussed, voted upon and carried. .;, Mr. Whitaker then offered an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE APPR~ PRIATING AND ALLOCATING ALL REVENUE AND FUNDS OF THE CITY IDF OCOEE, FLORIDA, FOR THE TAX YEAR BEGINNING ON NOVEMBER 1, 1942, ~~D ENDING ON OCTOBER 31, 1943," (which ordinance, if adopted, will become City of Ocoee Ordinance No. 74). This proposed ordinance was then seconded by Mr. Bryan, examined, discussed, voted upon and car~ied~ There was a discussion of cleaning the streets. It was advised not to do anything about the matter because of the funds being tied up at the present. ( OVER) e e Mr. Bryan made a motion ~o order a l~ in. meter for the Ocoee Fruit Packers house. Motion was seconded by Mr. Minor, voted and carried. Mr. Bryan made a motion that the Council go on record as instructing . the Mayor, by the Marshal, that with the cooperation of the Marshal to enforce all ordinances. Motion seconded by Mr. Minor, voted and carried. . There being no further business Mr. Bryan made a motion to recess. Motion was seconded by Mr. Minor, voted and carried. Council ~e- cessed at 10:25 P. M. ' Attest: ~/J)~~ . Clerk. 4J)1 ~~airl~ -~ .