02-15-1977 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES M1 13"l9
REGULAR MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the Zity Council of the City of Clermont was held in the Council
Chambers on Tuesday, February 15, 1977. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M.
by Mayor Pro -Tom Carlisle A. Byrd, Jr., with the following members present: Council-
men Blackburn, Schroedel, and Honey. Other officials present were: City Manager
Tiffany, City Attorney Baird, City Clerk Carroll, Finance Director Sanchez, Director
of Community Services Smythe, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present were: The
Messrs. Czech, Evans, Law, Searles, Sargent, and Meginley.
The Invocation was offered by Mr. Smythe, followed by repeating of the Pledge of
Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February B, 1977, were approved as written.
MARSHLAND STUDY
City Manager Tiffany reported he had met this date with the researchers
that will be making the marshland study, with regards construction details
and scheduling; That he will be meeting early next week with Assistant
Superintendent Rouse of the Lake County Correctional Institution with
regards help in the construction phase by prison crews; That DER officials
had advised this date by phone that the necessary permit is expected to
be approved on Wednesday; and,That it is hoped that actual construction
will begin early next week.
SEMINOLE WELL STATUS
City Manager Tiffany advised that in further pursuit of clearing up the
well and getting it certified, a determination had been made by the
contractors, the engineers, and officials of DER to try a different chemical
treatment which would be started on Thursday, and should it not prove to
be effective, removal of the well head, pump and motor would then be
necessary for a physical examination of the well.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
City Manager Tiffany submitted a draft agreement from Springstead and
Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers, for Council's persual, and advised
that in view of planned projects for this fiscal year requiring engineering 4
services, and the immediate projects such as the utilities relocation, the F'
Broome Street extension, and a subdivision review, he would recommend that
Council consider an agreement for engineering services on a continuing con-
tract basis; That he had received fifteen responses to his notices forwarded r
of impending projects, and following many interviews, he would recommend
the firm of Springstead & Associates, Inc., if the necessary procedures have
been followed as required by state law.
City Attorney Baird advised he had not had opportunity to review the pro-
cedures that have been followed as to compliance under the Competitive
Negotiation Act, which he would prefer to do first, but if Council felt
this to be a pressing matter, it would be appropriate for them to take
action on an agreement subject to confirmation by him that all necessary
state statutes had been complied with. Motion was made by Councilman c
Schroedel and seconded by Councilman Blackburn that the agreement as sub-
mitted by Springstead & Associates, Inc. be accepted subject to the reservation
as suggested by City Attorney Baird. Upon voice vote, the motion failed to f'
carry. It was consensus of Council that the matter be placed on the agenda
for the meeting to be held on Thursday, February 24th.
MINU fES NQ 1380
COOPER MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Councilman Schroedei, liaison representative to the Library Board,
reported on his recent attendance at their meeting to which they were
furnished a breakdown of the Bi-Centennial Funds spending, which he
would make available to Council, and, to which Lake County League of
Voters representatives had been present to explain in detail the
proposed county library system. Mr. Schroedei advised they had made a
very informative presentation, and in view of the likelihood that such
a system will be formed which will affect the city's budget, he suggested
that they be invited to appear before Council in the near future. Council
was in agreement with the suggestion. Mayor Pro-Tem Byrd commended Mr.
Schroodel for his good performances in serving as the city's liaison
representative to the library board.
PROPOSED COMMITTEE OF "100"
Councilman Blackburn reported on his attendance at a recent meeting that
had been called to determine if there be sufficient interest to form a
local Committee of 11100" to actively pursue new business and industry to
this area, and he felt real optimistic about the initial endeavor as
there had been approximately 45 to 50 interested people in attendance.
JENKINS BUILDING AGREEMENT
City Manager Tiffany reviewed a revised agreement between the City and Chamber of
Commercefor the Jenkins Building, wherein it incorporated the changes -
as requested by Council in their meeting of February Bth. Motion was
made by Councilman Blackburn, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried
that the agreement be accepted and executed by the proper officials.
COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Mayor Pro-Tem Byrd advised that, at the request of Mayor Smoak, he had
contacted Mr. Phil Searles with regards his willingness to serve on the
CPC, and indicating that he would, Mayor Pro-Tem Byrd thereupon appointed
him to membership on the committee.
VISITORS
Mayor Pro-Tem Byrd recognized Mr. Jim Law, local district director of the
Florida Power Corporation in his initial visit to a meeting of the City
Council, and extended a welcome to him.
There being no further business to be brought before the Council at this time, the
meeting was adjourned by Mayor Pro-Tem Byrd at 8:22 P.M.
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CLA E. bM AK,JR., MATOR
Do res W. Carroll, City Clerk
MINUTES M 1375)
REGULAR MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the
Council Chambers on Tuesday, February B, 1977. The meeting was called to order at
7:30 P. li. by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., with the following members present:
Councilman Byrder , Blackburn, Honey, and Schroedei. Other officials present were:
CitSanchez, and Director oftCom unit Attorney Services Smythe,
Otherslpresentnce were: Mr. orb
Mrs. John Harder, Mr. Phil Searles, Mr. Max Judy, Mr. Henry Czech, and a representa-
tive group of residents from Emerald Lakes Mobile Home Park. Mr, Joe Sanchez,
Sentinel/Star representative, was also present.
The invocation was offered by Councilman Byrd, followed by repeating of the Pledge
of Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Regular and Special Meetings held on January 25, 1977, were approved
as written.
VISITORS WITH BUSINESS
Mr. John Harder, co -developer of the Emerald Lakes Mobile Home
Park, appeared before Council to request that the city participate
in one-third of the cost to improve the portion of Broome Street
between 12th Street and the Mobile Home Park, a distance of 963
feet at an estimated total cost of $21,000; That a like request
had been made by him in 1973 on the then dedicated r-o-w of 400 feet
distance, to which City Council had agreed, but due to the economic
conditions following that request, the project was not pursued;
That since that time an additional 563 feet of r-o-w had been
accepted by the Council, the Mobile Home Park had experienced a
tremendous growth increase continuing todate, and in view of the
growth rate and impendent State Road 50 4-laning project adjacent
to the Park entrances, he felt there was an immediate need for
the improvement of that portion of Broome Street to afford an
entrance to the Park from 12th Street as an alternative to using the
existing entrances during construction, which he opined would
create a dangerous situation. Mr. [larder further advised that the
engineering plans as proposed for the project in 1973 would have
to be updated to include provisions for standard curbs and gutters,
a pavement width of 24 feet, and water drainage structures, as
now required.
Mayor Smoak opined that it had been the intent and understanding of
previous Council at time of accepting the additional r-o-w, that
total cost for improving the addition would be borne solely by the
developers, as formal Council action for participation in cost had only
been taken on the original 400 feet, with the addition having been
accepted for r-o-w some several weeks later. Following considerable
discussion, and in view of the necessity for changes in the engineering
plans which could affect the cost as estimated, motion was made by
Mayor Smoak, seconded b Councilman Blackburn and unanimousl carried
that Cit Mana er Tiffan be authorize to enter into a contractural
agreement with the developers on a basis of one-third cost to the city
and two thirds cost to the developers to engage an engineer for
preparation of preliminary plans for the improvement of_Broome Street
from 12th Street to the Mobile Home Park such plans to include pro
visions for drainage control width of pavement2 and type of curb
and gutter as required todate for Councils consideration.
MINUTES M 11376
Mr. Max Judy, Realtor located at 300 Cast Highway 50, appeared
before Council to inquire of their consideration with regards the
closing of Bowman Street between Highway 50 and Highland Avenue,
and, offering for sale that portion of Lots 6 & 7 of Block 7,
Sunnyside Unit, lying north of Highway 50, such street and property
located immediately to the west of his business. Mr. Judy advised
that the impending State Road 50 improvement project necessitated
that he relocated his existing parking spaces in order to prevent
a dangerous ingress and egress situation to hi- tisiness, and
although the city owned property as described is not buildable due
to the overlapping setbacks from Highway 50 and Highland Avenue, it
could be utilized as parking area such as he desires. Mr. Judy
submitted a proposed plan for Council's perusal wherein traffic
to the parking area would exit to Highland Avenue and re-enter to
Highway 50 at a different and safer location. Motion was _made b
Mayor Smoak, seconded by Councilman Byrd and unanimously carried
that City Manager Tiffany derive a formula for setting a value per
foot on the cityowned ro erty. with his recommendations to Council
as to the type of formula to use, and the matter be tem orar
deferred until the meeting to be held on February 15th.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
City Manager Tiffany advised that a field investigation by a DER
Biologist is scheduled within the next few days, and the necessary
permit from DER to proceed with the marshland study should be forth- -
coming shortly after that; and, he inquired if Council be intagreement
to delay the regularly scheduled meeting for Tuesday, February 22nd
until Thursday, February 24th, and it be held in Jenkins Auditorium
immediately preceding a "Town Hall Meeting". Excepting Councilman Byrd,
Council was in agreement, whereupon Mayor Smoak called the regularly
scheduled third meeting in February to be held in Jenkins Auditorium
on Thursday, February 24, 1977 to be followed by a "Town Hall Meeting"
with the city administrative staff and council members participating
to answer inquiries from the public.
COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Councilman Blackburn reported briefly on the recent meeting of the
Comprehensive Planning Committee, and advised there had been 300
responses to the questionnaires which interestingly revealed that
only 3% were in favor of no growth in the city, approximately 77%
were in favor of gradual controlled growth, approximately 13% in
favor of rapid growth, and 3% in favor of un-controlled growth.
TAX EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE
Mayor Smoak reported that the Tax Equalization Committee was proceeding
as rapidly as possible in their study to determine the ratio of
benefits to incorporated areas as opposed to the unincorporated.
COMMUNCATIONS
City Clerk Carroll advised of a request from Mrs. Nell Porter to sponsor
at dance in the Jenkins Auditorium on February26, 1977.between the
hours of 6:30 P. M. and 11:00 P. M. Motion was made by Councilman
Honey seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried that the request
be granted provided all rules and regulations pertaim ng to dances
held in the Auditorium are met.
PAYMENT OF BILLS
Motion was made by Councilman Honey, seconded by Councilman Blackburn
and carried that the bills be paid. A copy is attached hereto.
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MINUTE'S
PLANNING & "ZONING COMMISSION
M 1,377
Mayor Smoak advised of a communication received from Joseph H.
Knowles wherein he had submitted his resignation from membership
on the P & Z Commission with regrets due to increased business
commitments, and had expressed his appreciation to Council for the
support and confidence extended to him.
To fill the seat vacated by Mr. Knowles, Councilman Blackburn
submitted the name of 11. James Meginely, Jr. Upon inquiry from the
Chair if there be any others, and there were none, Mayor Smoak
requested the record show an unanimous ballot for Mr. Meginley.
SUBORDINATION OF UTILITY EASEMENT
City Manager Tiffany advised of a request from DOT to give up a
sanitary sewer easement at the southwest corner of East Avenue and State
Road 50, advising that the existing line will not be affected by
planned highway construction, but should it become necessary that
it be moved at a future time, the cost would be borne by them.
Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Honey and
carried that the proper officials be authorized to execute the
necessary document to grant their request.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JENKINS AGREEMENT
ORDINANCES
In order to develop a formal agreement in writing between the City
and Chamber of Commerce regarding custodianship of the Jenkins Building,
City Manager Tiffany submitted a draft agreement for Council's
consideration, as prepared by he and Phil Searles, Chamber Secretary,
Mayor Smoak requested that Council study the draft thoroughly, in
order to be prepared to take action on the matter at the meeting to
be held on February 15th.
Councilman Blackburn offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
DIRECTING THE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT OF THE SUM OF ONE DOLLAR OUT
OF EVERY FINE AND FORFEITURE EXCEPT ANY VIOLATION RELATING TO THE
PARKING OF VEHICLES AS A RESULT OF THE VIOLATION OF THE MUNICIPAL
ORDINANCES OF THE UNIFORI4 TRAFFIC CODE AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
THEREOF, and the motion was seconded by Councilman Byrd. The
ORDINANCE was read by City Clerk Carroll for a second and final
reading, by title only, and upon roll call vote on passage of the
motion, the result was: Ayes: Honey, Byrd, Schroedel, Blackburn, and
Smoak. Total Ayes: Five. Nayes: None. So the ORDINANCE was adopted
and the Number 93-M assigned to it.
Councilman Blackburn introduced AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEFINING ELECTED OFFICIALS
FOR SOCIAL SECURITY PURPOSES: PPROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION, and the Ordinance was read by Mayor Smoak
for a first reading, by title only.
Councilman Blackburn introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLOSING AND
PERMANENTLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF DREW AVENUE PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION, and the Ordinance was read by
City Clerk Carroll for a first reading, by title only.
MINUTES NQ 1378
Councilman Byrd introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLOSING
AND PERMANENTLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF BROOME STREET DESCRIBED
HEREIN, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT,
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGES 17-23, INCLUSIVE, PUBLIC RECORDS
OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: AND PROVIDING
FOR PUBLICATION, and the Ordinance was read by City Clerk Carroll
for a first reading, by title only.
Following discussion of a proposed ordinance regarding utility
deposits and termination of water service, motion was made b Mayor
Smoak seconded b Councilman D rd and carrfied, that t e amended to
ref ect t at t e new ut111ty deposlt schedule a to new connect ons
on .y an C t Mana er T f an a aut or ze to rescr a an amount
equal to 150% of the estimated monthly fees on deposits for commercial
establishments hotels motels restaurants cafeterias laundries.
Counc lman B ac urn thereupon introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING
SECTION 25-11 (b) OF THE CODE ORDINANCES: AMENDING SECTION 25-19 (b)
OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES PROVIDING FOR UTILITY DEPOSITS AND TERMINA-
TION OF WATER SERVICE RESPECTIVELY: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE:
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION, and the ordinance was read by City Clerk
Carroll for a first reading, by title only.
CONDEMNED BUILDINGS
City Attorney Baird advised that condmenation proceedings had been
instigated on the Munson property.
DELINQUENT SEWER ASSESSMENTS
City Attorney Baird advised that response had been very good on the
delinquent sewer assessment notices as forwarded by him, with only
one remaining to be paid, which he expected would be within the
next few days.
There being no further business to be brought before Council at this time, the meeting
was adjourned by Mayor Smoak at 9:35 P.M.
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Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: John (larder Request (Broome Street Improvement)
DATE: February 2, 1977
John Harder plans to request that the City open and improve the portion of
Broome Street between 12th Street and Emerald Lakes MobilL Home Park.
The proposed street is 963 feet long. In early 1973 Mr. Harder made a
similar request but did not follow up on it because of the economic conditions at
the time. The Park is growing rapidly again. This growth, plus the anticipated
four-laning of SR 50 by the Park beginning next year, has made this proposed street
project desirable from Mr. (larder's viewpoint, and also as a City project with
public benefit.
The February 1973 proposal was based on a total estimated cost of $12,753
($11.79 per foot). At that time only 400 feet of the 963 foot right-of-way was
dedicated. (The remaining 563 feet was accepted by the City Council on March 13,
1973.) The City was to have paid 1/3 of the cost of improving the 400 feet
of dedicated right-of-way ($1,572) with Poynter -Harder to pay the other 2/3
of that section ($3,144) and 100% of the remaining 563 feet ($6,637). Engineering
costs were to be borne by the City.
Our 1977 estimated for the total job is $21,000 ($21.81 per foot) for an
-- improved design including standard curbs and gutters, 24 foot pavement, and storm__.
water drainage structures. Mr. Harder's request is for the City to pay 1/3 of
the cost ($7,000).
If the 1973 formula for sharing the cost is used at our 1977 cost estimate,
our share would be $2,915.
Gordon Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (2/8/77 Agenda)
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Max Judy Request (Sale of' City Property and Street Closing)
DATE: February 2, 1977
Max Judy plans to request that the City advertise a parcel of property
for sale, and if he is the successful bidder to close the portion of Bowman
Street adjacent to his business. He asked me to give you some background
on his request before the meeting.
The four-laning of Highway 50 is going to make the existing parking
area in front of his office impractical. Ile has investigated alternate parking
arrangements, and found that the property to the east of his office is not
available.
Mr. Judy would like to build a parking area on a portion of existing
Bowman Street and City -owned property to the west. Ile has prepared tentative
plans of this parking area.
The City owned property in question is that portion of Lot 7 and part
of Lot 6 lying North of Highway 50. These lots are not buildable because
of overlapping setbacks from Highway 50 and Highland Avenue.
I forsee no future municipal use for the land in question. Eliminating
the street would be an improvement to traffic safety because traffic to the
proposed parkin Q area would exit to Highland and re-enter Highway 50 at - - --
Drew Avenue or (preferably) at the signalized and improved East Avenue inter-
section. (It might not be a bad idea to close Drew between SR 50 and Highland
to encourage more traffic to use East Avenue.)
If the City -owned property is advertised for sale, I suggest setting a
minimum price based on the formula recently used by DOT to purchase additional
right-of-way.
Ald-_
Gordon Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (2/8/77 Agenda)
nPP!ICnrIM
Application is hereby Mde for the use of the Clermont Jenkins Civic
c ( / between the hours of
Auditorium o.-ae };�---
!.a(j 'file dance is sponsored by
and the follo<<rirrg named four or more persons will be in attendance as
chaperones:
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I/We understand that I/We are to pay a rental fee of $2.00 per hour with
a minimum of $6.00. I/4Ie further understand and agree that 1/Vie ani/are
responsible for any vandalism, or damage to the building and/or fixtures and
as assurance of such responsibility I/We are posting $5o.00 as surety with
the Chamber of Commerce Secretary. It is my/our understanding that the $50.00
surety, less rental fees, svill be returned to me/us r+ithin five days following
the dance providing that the auditorium andjor i'ixtui•as are not damaged.
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City Council
City of Clermont
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Florida 32711
Dear Sirs:
During the past few months, I have found it increasingly
more difficult to give adequate time to the commission
duties and to my business and family. With deep regret,
I hereby tender uV resignation on the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
I want to thank the members of the Planning and Zoning
Commission for their support and enlightenment of Clermonts
problems and future plans. Also, to you on the City
Council, my greatest respect. Thanks for the confidence
you gave me in appointing me to the commission ten months ago.
May Cod gilide and bless you all.
Sincerely,
J seph H. Knowles
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Subordination of Utility Easement
DATE: Fobruary 1, 1977
The. Florida Department of Transportation has requested that the City
give up a sanitary sewer easement at the southwest corner of East and
SR 50, The existing line will not be affected by planned highway construc-
tion. DOT officials have assured me that if they require the line to be
moved in the future (which is very unlikely) the Department would be
responsible for the cost,
i recommend authorizing the appropriate City officials to executa
the document,
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/.r6�0)n Tiffany
cc: City Clerk (2/8/77 Agenda)
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TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
SUBJECT: Utility Deposits and Water Cut Off
DATE: January 31, 1977
The attached ordinance was prepared to correct two errors in our
water and sewer ordinance.
Section I increases the deposit for renters from $15 to $25 and gives
the City Manager authority to set deposits on commercial establishments.
The current residential deposit is $15 which is the new amount of a minimum
monthly utility bill ($6 sanitation + $6 sewer + $3 water). Most residential
bills exceed this minimum. The $25 deposit is recommended to cover one -
month's bill to protect the City against loss. Commercial deposits would
be prescribed to cover at least one month 's billing.
An alternative to setting out required deposits by Code ordinance
is to provide that the City Council may on nation or on resolution set the
amount of deposit. This approach would avoid the expense of codifying a
section of the ordinance which is subject to frequent change.
Section II corrects an apparent error in the ordinance which now
would give 30 days from date of billing before discontinuing water service.
We have for many years discontinued water service after 20 days. To allow
30 days would seriously hamper the workload at City Hall ',by having water
- billing and cut-off at the same time.
I recommend adopting these changes.
G4r.1
n Tiffany
Attachment
cc: City Clerk (2/8/77 Agenda)
ACCOU11'r0 PAYABLE, FURUARY 1977
AOL
GEMP.RAI. FUND
1.00
A & L Automotive Bervi,cu
(P1Pu)
50'24
Batteries By Fishor, Inc.
( ISnttury & Auto Parts)
26.53
Corse Oil Co.
(1'otroluum Products)
0.09
Century Chevrolet
('l'/D Fork)
140.10
City of Clermont
(Utilities)
100.00 r
Clermont Auto Parts
(Auto Maint & Repair Parts)
Clermont 11ardwars & Supply
(Pi.pe, Coupl, SoekoC, & ROM5.00
91.00
Coblu'a Radiator & Auto Electric
Ser. (Radiator Ilecore)
21.57
Colonial Chry. Ply., Inc.
(Muffler)
24.50
Crest Restaurant
(Prisoner Meals)
161.04
Dixie Line & Stone Co.
(Lime Rock Base)
4.80
E. R. Jahna Industries, Inc.
(Sand)
a Aspirins)
35.01
L'ckcrd Drugs
(Film,lPrintu, Tape,
75.74
Goodyear Service Store
( tires)
58.94
Herb Equipment•, Inc.
(Kero)
(Office Supplies, Calculator, & Towels)
285.94
Hilltop Stationery
26.77
Highway Equip & Supply Co.
(Repair Target Saw)
Hunts Garden Center
(Dog & Swan Food - $ 31.55) Reim61.55
(Lot Mowing - $ 30.00 Reimbursable)
(Uniforms -Fire)
142.3743.54
Jack Cocks & Co., Inc.
(Small Tools & Maint Supplies)
Jim Willis Hardware
.98
Inland Equip Co.
(Washer)
(Service Agreements & Office Supplies)
370.82
IBM
(Prisoner Meals)
. 15
Kathy Lynn Restaurant
40.0000
40
Knowles
(Pest Control)
9. 98
Lake Apopka Nat'l Gas
(utilities)
(
26269.8282
Marpan Supply Co., Inc.
(Lights)
115.22
Morgan's Auto Parts
(Auto Repair Parts)
105.50
(Radio Maint)
Motorola Inc.
121.66
Orlando Paving Co.
(Asphalt)
72
Plectron Corp.
(A/C Power Cable)
47.10.
(Repair Amplefier)
Roberts T. V.
(Membership Fees)
. 00
Small Towne Institute
4343.2828
(Publications)
South Lake Press
28.75
Southern Building Code Congress
(Amendments)
32.48
Standard Auto Parts
(Auto Maint & Repair Parts)
2594.70
3 M Company
(Delineators, Sigma)
1259.31
(Petroleum Products)
W. M. Teal
7.54
White's Auto Store
(Lopping Shears)
6636.14
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1977
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Allied Chlorine & Chemical Prod.
(Chlorine)
78.55
B & It Snles
(Motors)
225.00
City Of Clormont
(Utilities)
300.00
Davin Motor & Supply
(Repair CIAMP )
155.76
Goodyenr Sorvicu 3toj%o
(Tires)
21.25
.Tim Willis Hardware
(Plugs, 11cator, Pipe, Coupl. & E110
29.34
Hilltop Stationary
(Towelo & Office Supplies)
50.94
Ilughoe Supply
(Reducers, Blls, & Toes)
25.96
Ilunto Garden Center
(Chlordane & Fertilize)
4.58
LaMette Chemical
(Sulfide Test Kit)
31.61
Moorcland Chemical Co., Inc.
(Chlorine & Hydrogen)
878.55
Neioer Brothers, Inc.
(Elect. Heaters)
23.98
Orlando Lab., Inc.
(Chemical Determinations)
73.00
Odom Tank Co., Inc.
(Tank Maintenance)
1905.50
Sta Con, Inc.
(Air Pumps)
125.00
Standard Auto Parts
(Lens)
9.27
Sperling Envirotech
(Strip Charts)
60.C8
Tampa Armature Works
(Seals)
164.62
Western Auto
(Rain Coate)
24.95
4188.74
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