HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-07-1975
MINUTES OF THE CITY commISSION MEETING OF THE CITY
OF OCOEE HELD JANUARY 7. 1975
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PRESENTI MAYOR VANDERGRIFT, comm. LYLE, CRAWFORD, STINNETT AND
WHITEHEAD.
ABSENT. NONE.
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l. meeting was called to order at 7130 P. M. with an offering of
prayer followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes of the last
meeting were read. Comm. Stinnett made a motion to accept minutes
as read. Seconded by Comm. Crawford. Unanimous.
2. The following names of persons that have agreed to serve on
the Recreation Committee were submitted by the Recreational Director
for Council approval. John Carter, Jr., Leroy Turner, William Blair,
Willard Oliver, Thomas Lee, Tom Ison, Jim Shirley, N. K. Olsen,
Jim Beech, John 8~yd and Scott Vandergrift. Comm. Whitehead made a
motion to approve. Seconded by Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous.
3. Fire Contract - Windermere. City Attorney stated that para-
graph seven of said contract should read that the parties would enter
in negotiations 1 July 76 and that the date l2~30 should be l2-3l.
4. Tri City Airport Audit Reportl The Citty manager briefed Council
on the aforementioned report. Comm. Crawford made a motion to accept,
seconded by Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous.
5. Paul Kitensger came beftore Council stating that the annual Silver
Dollar Boat Regatta would be held 22nd and 23rd of February.
6. Housing Community Development Program - Norman pellegrni came
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before Council requesting that thef enter into a cooperative agree-
ment with Orange County in seeking federal funds for community devel-
opment and imprbvement programs. After much discussion, Comm. Lyle
made a motion that the City enter into this agreement on a yearly
basis and that based on input Council received tonight the City would
retain full control over all improvements made in City. motion died
for lack of a second. Comm. Stinnett moved not to enter into agree-
ment with the County and that the City apply ror the funds on their
own. Seconded by Co~~. Crawford. Unanimous.
7. Appointment E. C. F. P. C.
mayor Vandergrift suggested appointing George Sullivan. Comm. Crawford
stated that a motion had been made and passed in a previous meeting not
to pay dues to E. C. F. P. C. and as far as he was concerned the City
no longer belonged to said organization and therefore he could see no
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reason for an appointment. The mayor stated until E. C. F. P. C.
suspended us for non-payment or until such timeE. C. F. P. C. was
notified that the City no longer wanted to belong the City is still
a member. Comm. Lyle stated he felt the City should retain voting
privileges until we are removed for non-payment of dues. Comm. Lyle
moved to appoint City manager to E. C. F. P. C. motion died for lack
of second.
Comm. Stinnett made a motion to pay the following insurance
payments. (I) Special multi Peri! - $2,989.00 (2) Workmen's
Compensation - 58,813.00 and (3) Comprehensive Auto Liability -
57,970.00. A total of $19,772.00 to be paid from General Government
Acct. 3025. Seconded by Comm. Crawford. Unanimous.
Comm. Crawford asked City manager to place a speed limit sign
on street by canal. There is to be a work session 1-14-75 with Youth
Council sponsors.
mayor read Bicentennial Proclamation and stated that Ed Pratt
would serve on Bicentennial Committee.
meeting adjourned at 9135 P. m.
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