HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-26-1971
Mr. Vignetti informed the commissioners that we have rec6Yed more
revenue than our anticip~ted budget and would:like to have per-
mission from the Commissioners to spend this additional revenue. I
~r. Rhodes stated we would have to have some estimated figures
in order for the commissioners to vote on it. This is to be
done at the special meeting next Tuesday night.
There being no further business Comm. Crawford made a motion
to [recess_this meeting. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion.
Commission meeting cr~~essed' at 9:45 P.M.
Attest: ~ L; ~ L
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Mayor
MINUTES OF THE RECESSED MEETING
OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA HELD OCTOBER 26, 1971
Present: ~yor Fox; Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead
Absent: None
The recessed meeting was called to order by Mayor Fox at 7:30
P.M. The meeting was to discuss the progress and problems of the
West Orange Industrial Park with Jim Clark, and Mr. Jack McDonald
of the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District also met with the Comm-
issioners to discuss the franchise they have with Ocoee.
Mr. McDonald stated they felt they could spend approximately
$50,000.00 to install gas lines:.in Ocoee, up Wurst Road into
Peach Lake Manor at the time the franchise was. signed, but they
were not finanicially able to do so at this time. He stated
they would come into Ocoee at the earliest possible date, whcih
may be three or four years, but their franchise has already
expired as of this date. He told the Commissioners if they
could find someone else to install gas lines in Ocoee they
would be out, but if not when they were in a position to come into
Ocoee they would have to renegotiate with the City conserning the
franchise. Mayor Fox proposed to the Commissioners to give them
a chance before trying to get someone else. The Commissioners
agreed with this decision.
Mr. Jim Clark discussed. the sewer plant and the drainage of the
West Orange Industrial Park. The Commissioners discussed the
drainage ditches in the park and felt they should not be left
open, but he had the drainage plans for the park and they had
been approved by the County Engineer. Comm. Crawford asked r~~
Clark where the water was going after leaving Ocoee and Mr.
Clark explained the course of the water on his plans. ~~. Clark
informed the commissioners that the County Commissioners had
stated that Bowness Road had erverted back to the o\~er, JerrY
Brown, since thei.County had not complied with all agreements
when the Road was dedicated. The County had promised f~. Brown
a North to South drainage ditch from his prpperty through the
Park. Mr. Clark is willing to give an easement for this ditch
so Bowness Road will not be closed. ~~. Clarks plans are to be
sent to our engineer for his approval before the Commissioners
will accept them.
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~~. Clark also informed the Commissioners that his sewerage plant
for the park will be delivered Thursday~ He was informed by the
Commissioners that they will not approve any more building per-
mits in the park until the sewerage plant is in operation and
the drainage approved by our engineers.
Mayor Fox had received a letter from Otty M. Stewart asking that
his property at 327 W. Silver Star Road be annexed into the City
as of January 1, 1972.
Mr. Tyus, of LakeShore Gardens informed the Commissioners that
he had met with Mr. Oliver to find the location of the water
lines in the development and was making plans to install his
own water lines on the remainder of the streets. He also wants
to know if the City is interested in the sewerage plant or not
and if the City will extend his lease on the property where the
plant is built. In reference to the extension of the lease,
our attorney is to check into the possibility of extending the
lease. Comm. Crawford made a motion to ;give Mr. Tyus a letter
stating the City is not interested in the sewer plant at this
time. Comm. Whithead seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford,
Turner, Carter and ifuitehead voted YES. No NO'S. Carried
unanimously.
Richard Doss complained to the Commissioners about the stopped
up drainage ditch near his home on Kissimmee Avenue. Mr. Vig-
netti was to check into this.
Mr. Rhodes on the new that made the County responsible for City
Voters Registration. He stated this law was passed for Orange
County only and he interpreted the act and reached the decision
that all voters on the County roll and those registered in the
City prior to January 1, 1971 will be eligble to vote in the
election on November 2, 1971.
The First reading of an ordinance de-annexing certain properties
namely the Clarcona Road from Silver Star Road to the McCormick
Road, was presented.
Mayor Fox reported on the inspection of the hook-up of the new
pump at Well #3. Mr. John Moore of Walter Kuhrt and Associates
approved the installation and said it was a very fine job. Mr.
Moore felt we should double the size of our aerateor to eliminate
an overhead tank at this time. The cost of elarging the aerator
would be approximately $10,000.00 to $12,000.00 according to lf~.
Iv'Ioore.
There being no further business Comm. Crawford made a motion to
adjourn this meeting. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion.
Comm. meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
Attest; /o'J'A /A'. ,/ /7 I / / pI
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Clerk I
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Mayor