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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-05-1969 I I I MINUTES OF THE REGULAR IVIEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA HELD AUGUST 5, 1969 Present: Commissioners Miller, Reese, Stinnett and Vandergrift Absent: Mayor Minor The meeting was called or order by Commissioner Reese at 7:04 P.M. Commissioner Stinnett made a motion to dispanse with the reading of the minutes of the last meeting held July 15, 1969. Comm- issioner Miller seconded the motion. Voted and carried. Commissioner Stinnett made a motion that Commissioners approve the following bills. Commissioner Miller seconded the motion. Voted and carried. FROM GENERAL FUND: Rodger D. Wright - water dep. ref. JoAnna Sams - water dep. ref. Edwin' Pounds - Police Rent Pounds Pharmacy Eagle Army & Navy Store - Water Dept. Ocoee Electric Service - water dept. Griffin & Hamlin - City attorney Florida Tele. Corp. Johnson Automotive Supply Sentinel Star Co. W. H. Wurst Agency - Insurance Central Paper Co. Dixie Uniform & Linen Supply Electric Motor Repair Board of County Comm. H. M. Bowness Ocoee Gulf Service - Glenn Joiner & Son J. Z. Anderson American LaFrance Jim's Equipment Co. Motorola Comm. & Electronics Michael O'Connor - Life guard Seaboard Coastline Railroad Orell Cawley - Santo Dept. Jerry Carrier - Santo Dept. Otis Hensley - santo dept. J. I. Jernigan - santo dept. Gary Smith - water dept. Robert Keller - st. dept. Ezra T. Ramsey - st. dept. Dorsen Strickland - st. dept. Roy C. Strickland - st. dept. Sam Oliver - water dept. Davis Burch - santo dept. Kenneth Greenhill - water dep. ref. John Lamb Chev., Inc. Steve & Harry's Shell Service Engels - Police dept. Hughes Supply, Inc. - water de,pt. L. B. Foster Co. - water dept. 6.25 ,5.97 260.00 9.76 191.70 99.10 251.10 85 . 83 24.78 35.04 792.00 2Q.85 30.60 150.00 144.00 502.80 35 . 50 90.15 55.30 29.49 39.75 41.50 55.66 15.00 70.62 99.00 75.05 236 . 73 59.40 76.26 65.00 13.45 60.96 93 .33 59.06 3.75 672.58 2.00 40.65 3 74. $6 648.64 I I I Winter Garden Hardware Co. The Bray Hardware Walter Clemons - water dep. ref. Tolar jorie West - water dep. ref. Roy Scudamore - water dep. ref. Davis Meter & S pply Virginia Tucker"- water dep. ref. Willard Wise, Jr. - water dep. ref. Claude E. Griffin - water dep. ref. William R. Hager - police dept. T. H. VanDevanter - Judge Int. & Sinking Fund - transfer from Gen. Fund Cemetery Fund - transfer from Gen. Fund Sam Oliver - water dept. Bank of West Orange - Income tax Lary Chestney - recreation dept. Billy Hagen - recreation dept. Harold Sasser - recreation dept. Roy Vfuite - recreation dept. John Boyd - dispatcher Rupert Warr - dispatcher Adron Claunch - police dept. Teddie R. Hey - police dept. James G. Tenny - police dept. Leroy Turner - police dept. William S. Walker - police dept. Carol J. Cook - dispatcher Edward G. Loughlin - dispatcher Ethel Mills - dispatcher Barbara Hooks - Clerk Neal Dickens - building inspector Orange County Sheriffs Dept. - teletype Pitney Bowes - office expense Robert J. Blankney - plumbing permit refunded W. H. Wurst Agency Orell Cawley - santa dept. Jerry Carrier - santo dept. Otis Hensley - santo dept. Davis Burch - santo dept. J. I. Jernigan - santo dept. Gary Smith - water dept. Robert Keller - st. dept. Ezra T. Ramsey - st. dept. Dorsen Strickland - st. dept. Roy C. Strickland - st. dept. Michael O'Connor - life guard 2.25 44.44 2.94 6.25 4.32 77.22 8.62 6.25 2.72 210.13 75.00 4,804.86 879.44 93.33 948.66 4.76 4.76 4.76 4.76 22.09 42.87 1 73 . 72 167.30 165.42 197.18 174.48 139.30 141.63 135.10 163 .76 119.00 80.00 120.00 7.50 3 5 .00 70.62 66.72 75.05 59.06 78.77 59.40 76.26 65.00 36.30 60.96 55.66 CEI,:JETERY FUND: Russell Mayhall Russell fJIayhall 35.06 22.89 Mr. W. H. Wurst presented the City with a bRl for the balance of our workmen's compensation after the payroll was audited by the company. Mr. Wurst suggested the City increase our policy on workmen's compensation to $100,000.00 so we would not have such a large difference in premium when the payroll was audited. ~~. Wurst was instructed to transfer the bond from Mrs. Stoutenburgh to Barbara Hooks if possible. I I I Marvin Sanders was present ot ask ~hen the paving was going to start on Pine Street. Commissioner Miller informed him it would be started vrithin 30 days. Representatives from Professionsl Insurance Co. presented a plan for group insurance for the City employees. They left two differ- ent plans for the City Commissioners to look over, so they might make a decision later. An ag~ent was received fronl the Seaboard Railroad giving us per- mission to put a water line under the railroad. Attorney Hamlin reported they he, and Commissioners Miller and Reese had attended a meeting concerning county wide sewer. He <' stated there was a good possibility they would have sewer lines in our area in the near future. Commssioner Miller made a motion to table the hiring of an assistant in the City Hall until the next meeting. Commissioner Stinnett seconded the motion. Commissioners Ydller, Reese and Vandergrift voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. The Clerk was instructed to write Ralph Vaughn informing him the City had approved the proposal he had submitted to the City for the'rezoning of his property. Commissioner Ydller made a motion to adopt Ordinance #504, being an ordinance of the I'Ci ty of Ocoee, Florida, annexing a certain tract of unincorporated land lying contiguous to the municipal boundaries of theCity of Ocoee and situated in Orange County, Florida, to-wit: The NE~ of the SE~ lying westerly of the Seaboard- Coastline Railroad and northeasterly of the Maguire Road extension, less: Begin at the SE Corner of the NE~ of the SE~, run N 89023'12" W, along the 40 acre line,a distance of 183.20 feet to the northerly R/W line of Maguire Road thence from a tangent bear- ing of N 51006'411f W, run northwesterly, along the arc of a curve concave to the S.W., having a radius of 468.73 feet, an arc distance of 131.30 feet, to the P. T., thence N 67009'41f! W 166.55 feet to the centerlire of a ditch, thence along said center- line N 75045'49" E 343.30 feet, then N 50033 '19" E 93.24 feet to the westerly R/W of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad, thence S 35038'41Tf E along said R/W a distance of 76.27 feet to the east line of said Secti.on 19, thence S 0002'34" W 211.45 feet to the point of beginning; subject to R/W for Story Road and the Ocoee-Beulah Road, all being in Section 19 T22S R28E and consisting of 20.50 acres more or less, not including R/W~ Commissioner Vandergrift seconded the motion. CommissiQners Miller, Vandergrift and Stinnett voted YES. No NO;S. Carried unanimously. The Building Permit on the fertilizer plafit wasn't to be issued until the plans approved by all the Council members. There were to be stipulations on the permit that the land be fenced and landscaped. .1 I I ~~. C. H. Johnson, of Roper Brothers, also informed the Comm- issioners that Rinker Materials Corporation would like to build a concrete plant on the property annexed in Ordinance #504. No action was taken on this. Commissioner Miller reported that work was started on the barn. He also reported that the dock was in bad shape and needed repair- ing. The Council decided to have the building inspector condemn the dock until it would be repaired. Commissioner Vandergrift was authorized to do away \rith the old little league concession stand. Co~~ssioners Reese and lfdller said someone haa asked them about buying the City's Disc Harrow. They were to get' prices and present them to the Council. Commissioner Vandergrift reported he had hired a new employee in the santitation department. Councilman Vandergrift made a motion that the City Cooperate with the JayCees in supporting the Boat Raaes:and the Labor Day Celebration. Commissioner Stinnett seconded the motion. Comm- issioners Vandergrift, Stinnett and ~liller voted YES. No NO,S. Carried~unamimously. Commissioner Stinnett made a motion to write ~rrs. Stoutenburgh and ask that she explain how she arrived at the amount of the checks she received from the City on July 15, 1969. Council- man Miller seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett and Miller voted YES. Comm. Vandergrift abstained from voting. Motion was carried. Comm. ~liller recommended that the Cemetery Committee have full charge of taking care of the Cemetery and the City pay the bills from the Cemetery Fund. Comm. Stinnett made a motion to ask the Cemetery Committee to be present at~the next meet~ng to dis- cuss the Cemetery caretaking. Comm. Miller seconded the motion. Comm. lf~ller, Stinnett and Vandergrift voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. Attorney Hamlin was to contact someone to appear at the meeting to discuss a zoning ordinance for the City of Ocoee. There being no further business Councilman Miller made a motion to adjourn. Comm. Stinnett seconded the motion. Thereupon Council adjourned at 9:50 P.N. Attest: ($f1AL~ d~ Clerk / <l.