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Home My WebLink About11-16-1971 I I I MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF'OCOEE, FLORIDA HELD NOVEMBER 16, 1971 Present: . Mayor Fox; Comms., Crawford, Turner, Carter & Whitehead Absent: None The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fox at 7:10 P.M. The minutes of the last regular meeting held November 2, 1971 and the special meeting held November ), 1971 were read and approved. Comm. Whithead made a motion to pay all bills in order. Comm. Turner seconded the motion. Voted and carried. (A) FROM GENERAL FUND: Manual Ramos - sante dept. Florida Telephone Corp. West Orange Printing Co. Florida Ornamental Iron Docotors Clinical Laboratory Engels Webbs Pharmacy #5 A. P. Clark Motors A. H. Gleason, M. D. Hughes Supply, Inc. Flcr.ida Metal Craft Dixie Uniform & Linen Service Board of County Comm. Kissam Super Concrete Co. David D. Stanley Florida League of Cities Eagle ARmy & Nayv Store W. R. Chesser J. I. Jernigan - sante Charles R. Johnston-sant. Otis Hensley- sante Harr.y Hensley - sante Otis L. McFarland - sante Raymond Baker - santo Mike Williams - sante Roy C. Strickland - st. Oscar H. Moore - st. Jesse Bruce - st. Melvin Williams - st. Chester Crawford - st. James E. Pickels - mech. George H. Horton - cemetery Clark H. Beery - bldg. insp. Sam Oliver - water O. G. Smith - water James Czarnecke - water Saxon Business Products Melvin Williams - st. Hollis Dean - witness fee Sam Oliver - water truck inspection sticker James E. Pickels - mechanic J. I. Jernigan - sante 17.06 6.35 133 .00 92.60 25.00 352.85 6.47 8.48 8.00 57.62 3.92 65.46 158.40 119.70 50.00 300.00 63.80 10.00 39.82 104.38 94.58 188.58 58.63 88.58 <,Q~S3 111.98 90.74 81.54 75.08 37.54 110.29 30.72 107.78 116.17 109.40 97.78 1,000.00 18.77 3.00 3.00 110.29 39.82 Charles R. Johnston - sante 104.38 Otis Hensley - sante 94.58 I Harry Hensley -- sant. 88.58 Otis L. McFarland - sante 91t.48 Raymond Baker - sante 88.58 James. Hensley - sant. 20.48 Sam Oliver - water 116.17 O. G. Smith - water 109.40 James Czarnecke - water 97.78 ,ClarknH. Beery - bldg. insp. 107.78 Roy C. Strickland - s~. 125.64 Oscar H. Moore - st. 90.74 Jesse Bruce - st. 81.54 Melvin Williams - st. 93 .3 5 Chester Crawford - st. 87.45 George H. Horton - Cemetery 30.72 Morris D. Richards - Fire Drill 50.24 Ronald Strosnider " " 36.02 Paul Solomon - " " 26.54 James R. Meeks - " " 26.54 Jerry A. Oliver - " " 26.54 Douglas G. Jones - " " 26.54 BillHll. Peoples - " " 17.06 Willard H. Maddox - " " 17.06 John D. Woods -[1. " " 17.06 Ray Q. Ungaro - " " 17.06 Gene C. Nobles - " " 17.06 Earl E. Bann8tte, Jr. - " " 17.06 I Edward Amburgey - " " 17.06 Thomas Butler - " " 17.06 Samuel H. Zeigler " " 17.06 Robert Windham - " " 17.06 Stephen Enfinger - " " 17.06 Vernon Trowell - " " 17.06 Albert H0110way - " " 17.06 Michael Jernigan - " " 17.06 Larry Walls - " " 17.06 Ronald T. Lewis - " " 17.06 Tyler Vandergrift " " 17.06 Tim Jones - " " 17.06 Quinton Woods - " " 17.06 Byron Rhodes - It " 17.06 Ropert Humphries - Poli ce I'Reserve 17.06 Randall Bell - " y. " I' 17.06 Fred Daughtry - " " 17.06 Edward Hornsby - " " 17.06 John Green - " " 17.06 Edward Loughlin - " " 17.06 Harry Campbell - " " 17.06 Adron Claunch - police 275.21 Lenr Turner - police 322.54 William Walker, Jr. - police 235.38 I James D. Hood - police 231.67 John H. Boyd - police 220.94 Raymond E. Cook - P91ice 225.34 John R. Wood - police 192.15 Paul Armstrong - police 174.25 I I I Ranel1e Hornsby - police & dispatcher Edward Loughlin --dispatcher Ethel Mills - " Shirley L. Walker _ u Linda Watkins - " Ouida Meeks - " James T. Vandergrift - fireman Rex Warr - " James L. Coschignano " Rupert J. Warr " Hubert W. Fox - Mayor Raymond Crawford, Jr. - Commissioner Frank W. Turner - Comm. John W. Carter - Comm. Lewis Whitehead - Comm. John L. Vignetti - City ~nager Barbara Hooks - Clerk Peggy Scroggins - Ass~t Clerk Jack Cocke & Co., Inc. Engels Florida Power Corp. Eagle Army & Navy Store Sam Oliver - water O. G. Smith - water James Czarnecke - water J. J. Jernigan - sante Charles R. Johnston - sante Otis Hensley - sante Harry Hensley - sante Otis McFarland - sante Raymond Baker - sante James Hensley - sante Roy C. Strickland - st. Oscar H. Moore - st. Jesse Bruce - st. Melvin Williams - st. Chester Crawford - st. James E. Pickels - mech. George H. Horton - cemetery Clark H. Beery - bldg. insp. John H. Rhodes, Jr. - attorpey Theodore VanDeventer, Jr. 101.86 188.64 180.30 56.15 180.30 114.64 168.30 179.20 179.20 179.20 47.40 23 .70 23 . 70 23 . 70 23 .70 329.50 227.10 158.22 738.15 165.85 1,266.29 22.30 116117 109.40 97.78 39.82 104.38 94.58 76.53 92.48 56.13 98.78 95.44 90.74 81.54 93 . 85 87.45 110.29 30. 72 107.78 200.00 100.00 Our engineer, Mr. Walter Kuhrt discussed the drainage plans of the West Orange Industrial Park. He stated they want to put in sufficient drainage for the development at this time. At the time of the second phase they will make additional changes. The water will all collect into a hQlding pond and spillover into existing canals. According to the present plans all the water will drain east out of the park and will be determental to our Cemetery and to the proposed site of the Williams and Poole Trailer Park. The Commissioners were against the present drainage plans. Mr. Kuhrt and Mr. Fritz are to investi- gate the possibil~ty of all or part of the water going South under Hwy.' 50. The City Manager is to contact the County Commissioners to see what help they can give us after the water leaves the City. Their engineers were asked to come up with a more detailed plan for the disposition of the water. Ther.e will be not be any more bu~lding per- mits issued until the drainage plans are accepted by the Clty Comm. Rick Michaels of T. M. Communications was present to ask that Section 21 of their Franchise with the City be deleted from the franbhise..:,If:.certaiiLrestrictions are 'passed by: the FCC they will I collect part of the revenue that should go to the City and will void the entire Franohise. He presented a resolution to ,the Commissioners that would protect his company from the FCC restrictions. This resolution was to be reviewed by the Commissioners and attorpey and brought up at a later date. The City ,received a letter from Mayor George Barley of Winter Garden asking that we withdraw our objections from their proposed effluent site on the Apopka Road. Comm. Whitehead made a motion that we have no intentions of withdrawing our oBjections on this matter. Comm. Crawford seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and White- head voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. Mr. Vignetti reported that some of the residents have been deducting part of their garbage bill saying their garbage was not picked up as many times as it was supposed to. He suggested we turn off their water when this occurs. Mr. Rhodes stated we could not legally do this. The City Manager was to handle this to his discretion. Mr. Kuhrt had given his approval for paving the firstoportion of the Bowness Road. Comm. Crawford made a motion to give the West Orange Industrial Park permission to build this road in accordance with State Road Specifications. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead voted YES. .No NO'S. Carried unanimously. I Mr. Kuhrt had given the City a letter of approval of the drainage and streets in Brentwood Unit 4. He suggested we send them a letter of acceptance. The Commissioners tabled this letteruuntil the completion of the drainage pipe was installed into Spring Lake from the,subdivision. Mr. Vignetti stated the Basketball Court had been completed, The trees on Lakewood Avenue had been cut down and theCChristmas lights were being prepared for installation. Comm. Whitehead made a motion to give Florida Power Corp. permission to install these lights when they are ready. Comm. Crawford seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. Mr. Vignetti informed the Commissioners the Supreme Court had ruled we cannot collect fuel oil tax on fuel sales in Ocoee. Letters have been mailed to fuel oil dealers in this area. A letter was received from. Hartzog and Vick Realtors asked for a letter of committment for annexation and zoning of R-3 on twe parcels of property near Hwy. 50. Comm. Crawford made a motion to give them the letter of comittment upon approval from The Planning and Zoning Commission and'-:Ci ty Commission upon proper appli cation for annexation and zoning by the owner. Comm. Whitehead seconded the motion. Comm. I Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. . Mr. John Boogaart was present to resign from the Planning and Zoning Board due to lack to time to devote to it. Comm. Turner made a motion to appoint Carmon Hamby to replace him. Comm. Crawford seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. I I I Comm. Whitehead informed the Commissioners that progress was being made in installation of the new pumps in the water department at Well #3. Comm. Carter made a motion to authorize our attorney to draw an ordinance permitting package alcoholic beverages to be sold on Sunday from 1:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. Comm. Turner seconded the motion. Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter and Whitehead voted YES. No NO'S. Carried unanimously. Comm. Turner reported the fire station had been cleaned up and painted by the full-time firemen. He also asked that a letter of Thanks be sent to the Fire Department commending Ronnie Strosnider and Ray Ungaro for the fine job they did at the accident on Turkey Lake Roadl Comm. Crawford stated that three of his four men were going to quit due to the low wages they were receiving. This is to be discussed at a,work sessmon to pe held Wedne~~~y,~ovember 17, 1971 at 7:00 PM. The Mayor stated we need to start doing something about getting a new City Hall and a larger courtroom. Comm. Whitehead was to investigate the purchase of some property. The Mayor, Commissioners, Attorney andCity Manager are to attend the meeting conserning the rezoning of the property on the Apopka Road to permit the Winter Garden effluent site for their sewerage plant to be held Tuesday, November 23, 1971. There bein~ no further business Comm. Turner made a motion to adjourn thlS meeting. Comm. Whitehead seconded the moti on. Comm. meeting adjourned at 9:09 P.M. Attest: rYi!n4La, ~ ~ '/81e~k It ./ I~ /t(f IJ \ t9Zf I ayor MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSIDN OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA HELD NOVEMBER 30, 1971 Present: Mayor Fox; Comm. Crawford, Turner, Carter & Whitehead Absent: None The special meeting was called to order by Mayor Fox at 7:00 P.M. The purpose of the~meeting was to discuss the purchase of property for an administration building. Commissioner Carter had investigated the North five acres of Miss Lillian Maguire property on Bluford Aven. Harold Maguire was present to represent Miss Maguire. He stated she would sell this property for $5,000.00 per acre and would donate $1,000.00 per acre if the City Hall was named LillIan Maguire City Hall. She asked that if the well on the property was left in use she could use the water for