HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-20-1970
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fox at 7:00 P.M. The
minutes of the last regular meeting held January 6, 1970 and the
recessed -meeting held January 13, 1970 were read and approved.
Comm. Stinnett made a motion to pay all bills in order. Comm.
Miller seconded the motion. Voted and carried.
FROM GENERAL FUND:
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Gatha Jones - prisoner meals
Leroy Turner - repairing camera
John Boyd - dispatcher
Ouida Meeks - dispatcher
Sam Oliver - water dept.
O. G. Smith - water dept.
Orell Cawley -sante dept.
Otis Hensley - sante dept.
Steven P. Daly - sante dept.
Rex Gann - sante dept.
J. I.Jerningan - sante dept.
Robert Keller - st. d~.
Roy C. Strickland - st. dept.
Oscar H. Moore - st. dept.
martin L. Strickland - st. dept.
George Horton - cemetery fund
Pounds Pharmacy
Wells,Laney,Ehrlich & Baer
Florida Ornamental Iron
Kerr's ~illrine Center
Johnson & Akins, Inc.
Valbro Business Forms
Board of County Comm.
Orange County Sheriffs Office
Florida StateBoard of Health
Griffin & Hamlin
Great Valu
Ryder Truck Lines, Inc.
Al Ewing Ford, Inc.
Utility Pipelayers, Inc.
Florida power Corp.
V.T.N. Florida
Whites
City of Winter Garden
Everett Eastham - witness
Bill West - witness
Ocoee Electric Service
William R.~Hager - Cemetery Fund
City of Ocoee - Cemetery Fund
Edward G. Loughlin - dispatcher.
Sam Oliver - water dept.
O. G. Smith - water dept.
Orell Cawley - sante dept.
Otis Hensley - sante dept.
105.35
13 . 67
12.72
38.16
101.95
95.63
64.05
82.87
74.84
82.44
86.19
83.18
78.78
74.92
80.78
25.70
17.64
700.00
69.00
3.90
71.70
286.45
150.00
80.00
50.00
65.00
280.00
17.30
80.05
3 87 . 00
1,309.27
632.50
3.$0
2.00
3.00
3.00
3 89.96
45.00
446.65
169.78
101.95
95.63
64.05
82.$7
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Steven P. Daly -sante dept.
Rex Gann - sante dept.
J. I. Jernigan - sante dept.
Robert Keller - st. dept.
Roy C. Strickland - st. d~pt.
Oscar H. Moore - st. dept.
Martil L. Strickland - st. dept.
Walter H. Morehouse - building inspector
Barbara Hooks - Clerk
Anna M. Dodge - Ass~t Clerk
William R. Hager - policeman
Teddie R. Hey - policeman
James G. Tenney - policeman
Leroy Turner - policeman
William S. Walker, Jr. - policeman
James D. Hood - policeman
Ethel Mills - dispatcher
Euna Copeland - dispatcher
Rupert warr - dispatcher
Ouida Meeks - dispatcher
Hollis Dean - youth center
Hubert W. Fox - Mayor
E. P. Miller - Commissioner
Hoyt Farmer - "
Lewis Whitehead - "
W. E. Stinnett - "
James T. Vandergrift - Fire Chief
George Horton - Cemetery Fund
Adron Claunch - policeman
Ranelle Hornsby - police dept.
74.$4
82.44
86.39
83.1$
78.78
74.92
80.78
_ 105.60
191.37
91.39
242.89
201.76
204.78
280.19
197.76
165.20
148.82
14$.$2
50.87
49.37
4.76
47.60
23 .80
23 . 80
23 .80
23 . 80
95.20
25.70
23 5 . 87
24.85
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Comm. Stinnett reported the tap had been made on the line to Lake-
shore Gardens and the line was under the railroad.
Comm. Miller reported that r~. Groo of r~chaels Engineers came out
and looked at Lee Street and was to report his findings at our
meeting either in person an by letter.
John T. Minor asked for a donation for the Fair exhibit and Comm.
Stinnett made a motion to donate $200.00 for this exhibit. Comm.
Whitehead seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett, Whitehead, Miller
and Farmer voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously.
John T. Minor compiained about the noise from a cow belonging to
lf~. & ~~s. E. L. Griffith. The Clerk was instructed to write the
Griffiths informing them of our ordinance against livestock causes
a nuisance within the City Limits.
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Comm. Stinnett made a motion to pay the policewoman by the hour at the
rate of pay' for beginning policemen. She is to be guaranteed 30 hours
per month. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett,
Whitehead, Farmer & Miller voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously.
Chief Leroy Turner asked about having a separate cell for women I
prisoners. The Commissioners are to look into the situation and
disill sss it, at a later date.
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Gerald Fish and Gary Reynolds residents of Brentwood complained
about the load limit signs that have been erected in Brentwood
prohibiting them from taking their trucks to their homes. Comm.
Farmer made a motion to allow them to take their tractors home
but not the trailers. Comm. \ihitehead seconded the motion. '
Comm. Farmer, Whitehead, Stinnett and Miller voted YES. Mayor
Fox voted NO.
Michael E. Hamlin, attorney was instructed to write the proper
authorities protesting closing our High School.
Comm. Stinnett made a motion to annex the Charles McMillan property
on the corner of Maguire Road and Hwy. 50 to build a Sunoco service
st~tion. Comm..Farmer seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett, Farmer,
Wh~tehead and Ml11er voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously.
ThlS property had been viewed by the Commissioners and agreed
property was susceptible to city benefits.
Mrs. Miriam Reid complained about the condition of the Ocoee Gulf
Service Station on McKey Street. Our attorney was instructed to
prepare an ordinance amending #458, which proQibits junk cars on
residential property, to include commercial property.
Comm. Stinnett made a motion to draw ordinance~making
'JC 11<.1 to have a junk yard without a solid fence around it.
head seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett, Whitehead,
Farmer voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously.
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Comm. White-
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Mr. Groo of Michaels Engineering Firm was present pertaining to
the drainage on Lee Street. He said the only solution right now
was to replace the drainage ditches. He suggested we put a swell
on each side of the street. This was tabled until Comm. Miller
could get the feelings of the residents on that street. Comm.
Stinnett made a motion to put swell type ditches and concrete the
driveways subject to Comm. Miller consulting with the property
owners. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett,
Whitehead, Miller and Farmer seconded the motion. Carried unan-
imously.
Mayor Fox was to attend the Ninth Regional Florida Water & pOlutiOY
Control Operators Association meeting at the Ramada Inn Jan 21, 1970
to represent the City of Ocoee by welcoming these people to Ocoee.
The Clerk was instructed to write theAtlantic Coast Line Railroad
that we are going to remove the old cross ties from the railroad
rights-of-way if they do not remove them within 2 weeks.
Comm. Stinnett asked about removing the old barn, water tank and the
condemned houses on Kissimmee Ave. Comm. Farmer made a motion to
dispose of the buildings the most feasible way. Comm. Stinnett
seconded the motion. Comm. Stinnett, Farmer, Miller and Whitehead
v~ted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously.
There being no further business Councilman Miller made a motion to
adjourn this meeting. Comm. Stinnett seconded the motion. Thereupon
Council adjourned at 9:30 P.M.
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