03-25-1975 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES M 1.1,27
REGULAR MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was hold in the Council
Chambers on Tuesday, March 25, 1975. The meeting was called to order at: 7:30 P.M. by
Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., with the following members present: Councilrnrn Schroedrl,
Byrd, Blackburn, and Oswalt. Other officials present wore: City Controller Fleming,
City Clerk Carroll, City Attorney Baird, City Manager Hopkins, Director of Community
Services Smythe, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present wore: Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holmes, and the Mossrs. Homan, Earls, Narehood, BonJorn,
Townsend, Baker, Czech, Mobley, Muir, Sargont, Lane, Pitt and Crowson. A representative
of the Sentinel/Star was also present.
The Invocation was given by Councilman Byrd, followed by repeating of the Pledge of
Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Special Meeting hold March 5, 1975, were approved as written.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held March 11, 1975, were amended as follows:
In re: Committee appointed by Mayor Smoak.
"Mayor Smoak appointed a committee of City Attorney Vason, City Manager Hopkins, and
Councilman Oswalt". "Mayor Smoak appointed a committee of City Attorney Baird, City Man
In re: Freeman Lane.
"it was the recommendation of City Manager Hopkins that Council obtain title to the street"
"It was the recommendation of City Manager Hopkins that the City obtain title to the street"
In re: Lake Improvement Committee
"but that in the utilization of these budgeted funds, that no firm commitments nor actions
of any kind be made without prior approval of Council" "that the bud eted amount of $1 500.00
,� + do .,+iii7m-I by the Committee at their discretion in the r pre m nary an n t a
The Minutes were then approved as amended.
Mayor Smoak announced the next order of business to be the consideration of a Variance
Request by Al Earls to Sections 26-10 (Alteration of non -conforming use) and 26-24 (E) (1)
(Front set -back in C-1 Zoning District - State Road 50) of the Zoning Ordinance in order
to enclose the front area of the building located on Lots 15-17 and 19 in City Block 85.
Mr. Earls appeared before Council in behalf of his request. There was no one present who
voiced objection to the request, whereupon motion was made by Councilman Blackburn,_sec.nd
Mr. C. A. Mobley, spokesman for representatives of the Clermont Babe Ruth League who were
present, appeared before Council and requested consideration of the following:
Additional lighting for Bishop Field
Removal of the existing fence to outskirts of outfield
Redirecting aim of existing lights by lowering
Frequent and concentrated policing of Bishop Field area to prevent
reported loitering late at night and possible vandalism
Exclusive use of one room in bleacher building for storage of
Babe Ruth League materials and concession stand supplies
Council was in agreement of the need for additional and more adequate lighting, however
it was also determined that because of the cost of a project such as this, it would be
necessary to phase it in over a couple of years, and City Manager Hopkins was requested
to contact Florida Power Corporation engineers in an attempt to formulate exactly what
is needed for proper lighting and the cost for same. He was still further requested to
inquire as to the feasibility of using quartz lights. City Manager Hopkins reported to
Council that he had called a meeting between himself and official4of the three major groups
using Bishop Field on a regular basis for Thursday, March 27th, to formulate a schedule and
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plan amiable to the City and all parties concerned for the use, of Bishop
Field and its facilities. The romaining requets as made by Mr. Mobley were
thereby referred to City Manager Hopkins. Mr. Bud Baker, Secretary/Treasurer
of Clermont Babe Ruth League, had previously submitted a written request to
Council for the City's annual financial assistance to the League, as budgeted,
whereupon motion was made U Councilman Schroedel seconded U Councilman
Oswalt and unan mous y cart ec is ro ,u ge ec umoun o y O
Mr. Uave Crowson's Presence was acknowledged and he briefly reported on the
status of the Seminole Well, now being dug for additional water supply by
Locke Well and Pump Company. lie reported there had been the anticipated
developedossibilitwhereby athey hitea streakhof oruppeganicvmaterialeat the 468' levelbut a n
which precludes such a possibility and thereby work shall proceed as ori-
ginally designed and plan to draw water from a lower level. He further
reported that due to a mechanical breakdown of the well drilling equipment,
the project was presently at a standstill, but it was anticipated that the
difficulty would be corrected and the project continued within ten days to
two weeks.
City Manager Hopkins submitted his report, both orally and written, and a
copy is attached hereto.
With regards request by Badcock Corporation to locate a school bus shelter
on City property just north of Swift Grove Service on Twelfth Street, motion
was made b Councilman Byrd seconded b Council Blackburn and unanimous
carried teat the�regpest a approve su ect,o_aositelp aneo 01ne pVec se
tine naer�anuin - - --
__.. uTI�rmm�er nr , the ci v needs the proper y for ano
With regards request by City Manager Hopkins for authorization to reduce
the dikes surrounding the Borrow Pit in order to eliminate existing wash-
outs and possible future erosion from heavy rains, motion was made b
Councilman B'ed ;Liseoonded b Councilman Blackburn an unanimous carried
t at it ano er to ns consu t wit t e Count n ineerin to as to
rp oper steps to to a or it uti ization o� a oar nn�l�SA-t
abstained from voting on the motion.
With regards request of City Manager Hopkins for authorization to proceed
with installing a semi -permanent system for spray irrigation on the
Johnson property, motion was made b Councilman Blackburn, seconded b
Councilman Bvrd an ca m e , t at i1 onager o_ _n_ s�_...11p—*° -
nson prope
We regards request of the Orlando Yacht Club for permission to conduct the
Florida Sailing Association Singlehanded Championship Regatta on Lake
Minneola on April 12th and April 13th, motion was made b Councilman Schroedel,
seconded by Councilman Blackburn and unanimous y cam e t at sue an in -
City Manager Hopkins reported he had received request from the Clermont High
School Junior Class to sponsor a dance in Jenkins Auditorium on April 12th
between the hours of 8:00 P -M. and 12:00 midnight. Motion was made b
Councilman Schroedel seconded b Councilman Blackburnrnan d Unanimous carried
t at t is re uest a rante rovi e a ru es an re u at ons as pertains
o ances a in t e au itorium are met.
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Mr. Henry Czech, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, appeared
before Council to advise that resulting from the recent preliminary survey
of the City's proposed needs as made and reported on by T.W.Stewart E
Associatos,Inc.t wherein it was noted there was a need for tong range planning,
that a Sub-COmmlttee of the Planning and Zoning Commission had been appoint-
ed and designated as a "Function Committee" to study and consider planning
for the City, for report to the Planning and Zoning Commission and thereupon
their recommendations to Council.
City Controller Fleming reported that $75,130.00 had been received todate for
ad valorem taxes, which reljresented approximately 40" of total anticipated
funds, and that all of the reimbursement for the additional homestead
exemptions as granted by the State had been received in the amount of
$7,603.00.
City Attorney Baird reported that his research of the proper title owner
of property on which the Garden Club is located, revealed that the property
is )resently vested in the name of Lake County, and that he shall be meeting
wit�i the County Attorney in an endeavor to transfer ownership to the City
as had apparently been intended soma several years ago.
Mayor Smoak reported as follows: That in meeting with County Commission
Chairman Jim Hoskinson, he was advised that Mr.Hoskinson would present the
matter of desired voting precinct designations for within the corporate city
limits of Clermont only, eliminating the present designated precincts in
the city which also include out -of -city areas, for the County Commission's
consideration; That in his long standing desire for a "Clermont Citizens
Inspired Tree Planting Project", he would request that City Manager Hopkins
contact the Forestry Service and obtain the procedures required and in-
formation as to the availability for obtaining trees for such a project in
order that he might approach the various civic and fraternal organizations
in the city for their endorsement and help in such a project for the city;
and, That he was in receipt of a communication from Board Chairman Jim
Hoskinson wherein he outlined the various services offered by Lake County
to the municipalities, which copies would be made available to Council and
which would be considered by the League of Cities Tax Equalization Committee
in a future meeting with the Board of County Commissioners.
Councilman Blackburn reported he had received complaints regarding the speed
of jet boats on local lakes, and inquired of the possibility of eliminating
this. It was consensus that speed control on the lakes was not within the
jurisdiction of the city, whereupon City Manager Hopkins was requested to
obtain the name of the governing authority for same and information as to
the required procedure for investigating such matters, and report back to
Council.
Councilman Schroedel reported he had received favorable comments with regards
the fencing installed at Jaycee BeaCh, and inquired if it was planned to be
extended still farther north to encompass the picnic area, and he was advised
in the affirmative.
A communication was read from George E. Hovis, wherein he submitted his
resignation from the Planning and Zoning Commission in order to refrain from
any possible conflict of interest due to his partner in the Hovis and Baird
Partnership having been recently appointed as City Attorney. He further
advised that, though he had previously formally resigned as Public Defender,
he had been continuing to serve in that capacity at the request of Municipal
Judge, R.W.Waters, but that he now would no longer be able to serve. Mr.hiovis'
resignation was respectfully and regretfully accepted by Council..Mayor Smoak
advised he would communicate the Council's deep and sincere appreciation to
Mr. Hovis for his services rendered while serving on the Planning and Zoning
Commission and as Public Defender. City Manager Hopkins was requested to
inquire of all local attorneys as to their interest in serving as Public
Defender in Municipal Court, and then set a time for their interview by
Council.
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The nomination of Tom Dougherty to serve the unexpired term of George E.
Clovis on the Planning and ZoningCommission (the balance of 1975) was
submittod, and motion was made 11 Councilman -Byrd, s� ded , Y) Cou_i1wa
anU LU11111y �unnuaa�n.
Motion was made b Counciiman Blackburn, seconded by Councilman Ovrd and
cart c is • Ie s )o pa
It was consensus of Council that the matter of Tree Maintenance Policy be
deferred for further study.
With regards the basic conditions submitted by City Manager Hopkins for
Council s consideration in granting a lease to Landseair, motion was made
by Councilman Oswalt, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and— carr e- T a_iT�n
EFFECTIVE DATE 1 April 1975
TERN OF LEASE 16 months 4/l/75 - 9/30/76
RENT $65.00 per month with $65.00
deposit to be applied against
last month's rent
REi4EI-IAL OPTION 24 months 10/1/76 - 9/30/78
(90 day notice to exercise
renewal option)
RENT $85.00 per month
14AilITEiIANCE Maintains property including
minor repairs, alterations,
painting and decorating
VACATE PROPERTY Lessee will vacate property
upon 60 days notice if lessor
needs the facility for a public
purpose
Councilman Schroedel voted, Naye, on passage of the motion with the ex-
stoo naltemtof 0oonewal tenantsa
ideringthesizeandageofthebuilding andtheagreementhforn
maintenance.
With regards the City of Clermont and W.E.Baker Lease Agreement wherein a
possible re -negotiation for fuel allotments of 1,200 gallons per year had
been offered to Mr.Baker, and from which no acknowledgement had been received,
motion was made bj Councilman Oswalt seconded bi Councilman Schroedel and
seen a anal e"te invoree oameetawi15e auncia in o en sessions orrne- re-
gotlation anu punlul—
The matter of On -site water retention was discussed at length, and motion was
made b Councilman Bird that the recommendation of the Plannin and o
Comm ssaon re ardin th s matter a acce to T e motion ie for lacko
a secon o ion was teen ma a ounce man Oswalt seconded b Councilman
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Blackburn an cart e t at tie ma er e e erre oe on assage o ut e
the next requ ar meeting. ounce man Byrdvote , ay p
motion.
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4Jith regards a now schedule for council mnotings in order to elinil noto
such lengthy meetings as now exists in the two meetings held monthly,
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motion was made by Councilman Byrd, ^acondod b_v_ Co�,unAiland
m, `�w:
As way
to beecarriedlout over aIn uplcannedgperiodpofetimel,eand whichcnhadrClermont
been re-
commended by the Planning and Zoning Commission, City Manager Ilopkins sub-
mitted a map showing the proposed route as a guide to be used for future
studydesireaof Councilnd rtoipursueity suchaaager 11opnsprojectl,ihheasecond stepdvised that�wouldif tbeetolca
develop costs for implementation of such a project. Motion was made by
Louncilman Blackburn,_ seconded by Councilman OswaltTan—lc carried, t_ mat the
With regards request by the Lake Correctional Institution to house some of
their prisoners .in the city jail from time to time, it was consensus that
the city's police department was not adequately staffed to provide sufficient
security for this type of prisoner, whereupon motion was made b Councilman
Schroedel, seconded�by Councilman Blackburn an unan mous y carr e , t at
Mayor Smoak adjourned the meeting at 10:35 P.M.
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CITY MAfJAG[R'S CEPORT
SWIM14I1IG PIER - JAYCEE BEACH
In a letter dated March 19, 1975 from the Florida Department of Natural Resources
we were advised that our application for financial assistance was received and
that following the staff review we will be advised of all comments and recommenda-
tions made at the staff level.
BASKETBALL COURT - JAYCEE BEACH
Presently scheduling calls for constructing the basketball court this week. We
hope to complete the construction by Friday, March 28th.
GEORGE NAREHOOD
The conditions on Tenth Street which were brought to the attention of the Council
at the last meeting by Mr. George Narehood are being investigated and appropriate
action taken. Speed limit, children at play and stop signs have been installed
as requested. The Health Department has been requested to make an inspection of
the Alvin Knight property. The automobile repair shop has been notified to remove
all vehicles from the right-of-way. Other action will be taken as our investigation
continues. The Council will be kept advised of our progress.
SCHOOL BUS STOP SHELTER
The Badcock Corporation, 601 E. Highway 50, has requested permission to locate a
school bus stop shelter on city property on the east side of Twelfth Street
just north of Swift Grove Service. The shelter will have Badcock advertising
on it and will be similar to the one located on SR 561 between Clermont and Minneola.
Council action on this matter is requested.
BORROW PIT
Considerable dirt has been added to the wash outs in the dikes at the borrow pit.
However, due to the severe grades of the sides of the dikes, it is expected that
erosion will continue with each heavy rain. In order to reduce this problem, it
is recommended that the height of the dikes be reduced by approximately five
feet. The material from the top would be pushed to the sides. This would provide
a wider top to the dikes and less severe grades on the sides. It is estimated
that this work could be done for approximately $700. Authorization to proceed with
this work is requested.
EFFLUENT DISPOSAL SYSTEM - STP
The former Johnson property located north of Osceola Street has been cleared 'and.:
is ready for the installation of the irrigation system. We proposed a seioi-permanent
system which will consist of buried PVC distribution line and nine standard
nozzle 80C Rainbirds on 6 foot risers. The estimated cost of the material is
$1,100. Authorization to proceed is requested.
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SAILBOAT R[GATTA
In a letter dated March 20, 1975, Mr. Tom Bailey of the Orlando Yacht Club has
requested that permission be granted to conduct the Florida Sailing Association
Singlehanded Champions,ip Regatta on April 12th and 13th on Lake M1nneola. The
events will commence at 9 AM on both days with trophies awarded at 4 PM on
Sunday. The Coast Guard Auxilary will be in attendance to assist. Council
consideration of this matter is requested.
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Clermont:, Florida 32711
RE': AL RARLS - RA%y. BOWIiN BUILDING
Dear Mr. Hopkins:
I am In receipt of your letter of March 12, 1975, regarding the request of Al
Earls to remodel the building located at 789 highway 50, Clermont, Florida.
Section 26-10 of the Code 1s quite clear that an existing building cannot be"..
...reconstructed, enlarged or expanded for a non -conforming use. .... It would -
appear that the existing building can be used as iIll automobile service center
but alterations of the building would be in violation of the Code. "
Vtruly yours,
LEONARD 11. BAIRD, JR.
City Attorney
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March 12, 1975
Mr. Leonard H. Baird, Jr.
City Attorney
1 Westgate Plaza
Clermont, Florida 32711
Dear Mr. Baird:
Mr. Al Earls plans to open an automobile service center at 789 Highway
50, the former Razz Bowen Cars facility.
The zoning is C-1 and the proposed use is C-2. The use is allowed under
Section 26-10 of the zoning ordinance under the "next lower use" provi-
sion.
Mr. Earls wants to enclose the front area of the building which is
presently under roof. It doesn't appear to me that Section 26-10 will
permit the alteration as proposed.
I would like to have your comments in this regard so Mr. Earls can be
advised.
Sincerely,
Robert M. Hopkins
City Manager
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TO TIII' 7.OMM(I BOARD Or' AD,III;TI1f:r4Y'
OF i'lIG C1rY of• CLI:ftI" T' I'I.Oltdltll
Gentlemun:
Having posted the rrccossarY ;appeal i'er, in the amount of $25.00
with tho City Clerk, I hernhy nial•:, application to your Board for
relief froei a docision rariderecl by the Building Official of the City
of Clensont, whereby I was refused permission to
Repair ( ), Add to ( ), Alter (A), Construct ( ), move and Place ( ),
a building on Iut/s
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in the (li ty of Cleruont, Florida,.
rhr-, reason given by the fluiidiny Official for the decision in
refusing to insuo a building pen7rit Is
Alterations do not meet the requirements of the zoning ordinance as follows:
Section 26-10 Alteration of non -conforming use. Section 26-24 (E) (1). Front
setback in C-1 Zoning District - SR 50
fop/ appeal to your hoard is biased on my contention that this decision -
creates a hardship on ore for the following reason, or reasons
This enclosure is needed at this time for customer show room and tire display,
which is a must in the type business. It also would enhance the looks of
the building and give the area a more desirable look. Hopefully the Council
will consider this, and it will be advantageous to all citizens to have this
service in this area.
All necessary floor plans, plot plans, and other pertinent information
are attached herato.a
Varianca Application must be filed with the City Clerl: no later than
5:00 P. IrI on Friday, tw.o (2) ;jeelcs prior to the Council meeting at which
the Variana will he considered.
Dated!__�_----
a!ery truly yours,
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The [Ignorable Claude Smoak
City of Clermont
702 west Montrose Street
Clermont, Florida 32711
Dear Claude:
Enclosed is the information you requested regarding the
services which the Board of County Commissioners make avail-
able to the cities of Lake County. There is one more add`_-
tion to this list of which I would like you to be aware.
The County is making available to the cities joint purchas-
ing power for materials and supplies needed.
This is by no means complete or in as much detail as I
would like to have it, but it will give you something to
work with.
I hope this is useful to you, and we will be happy to
discuss the matter with you in more detail when a meeting
can be arranged.
Sincerely yours,
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
i"Jim [Ios/�n
Chairman
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I. C007eYaLJvL :xlension Service
Informal educational programs in agriculture, home economics
and 4-11 from the Agricultural Extension Service.
II. County Engineer and Public Worlcs Department
Professional. assistance, consultation and guidance from the
County Engineer and his staff in review of public and/or
private developments and all phases of transportation planning.
Assistance in problems relating to road right-of-way; provisions
of detailed County road maps; aid in preparation or studies
involving public utilities (sewer, water, power and waste disposal).
III. Pollution Control Soil Conservation, Forestry
Studies, plans and/or guidance in Environmental Protection,
information and mapping of environmentally related items
such as soils, flood prone areas, vegetation and water
resources.
Review of public and private developments and their affect on
the environment.
Private homeowners assistance in Landscape.
IV. Planning Department- Assistance Is Available For:
1. Growth and Development
a. Planning for population and economic growth
b. Land use planning, surveying and analysis
c. Community facilities planning, also parks
and recreation open space.
d. Transportation planning and analysis
e. Development standards and regulations such as
Zoning Regulations and Subdivision Regulations
f. Special development guidelines and plans such as
the Lake County Mobile Home Study
g. Planning maps
h. Review of private development projects
2. Housing
a. Neighborhood and housing analysis
b. Availability of mortgage and construction financing
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7. Social Services
a, health, education, manpower, socially and physically
handicapped, criminal justice
4. Management Coordination and Quality of Government
a. Local government organization, operation and service
capabilities
b. Public improvements and Capital budget
c. Project review coordination
d. Citizen participation
5. Snccial Studies
a. Urban Renewal and Design
b. Goals and objectives
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Harch 17, .1975
Clermont City Council.
Clermont, Florida 72711
Gentlemen;
Hecause my law partner will be serving as Clermont City attorney, I feel that
I should not continue to serve on the Clermont Planning and Zoning Commission.
The possible conflicts of interest are too great.
Please consider this letter as my resignation from the Planning and Zoning
Commission effective immediately. I thank you for granting me the honor of
serving. It has been an enjoyable experience for me.
Although I foresee no conflict of interest in my serving on the Charter Revision
Committee, I submit my offer of resignation for your consideration. it has been
my impression that I was appointed to the committee as a representative of the — -- -
Planning and Zoning Commission; so, if it is the desire of the council to replace
me with a member from Planning and Zoning, I certainly will understand. If the
council wishes for me to stay on the Charter Revision Committee, I will be happy
to do so.
Several months ago I resigned as the Public Defender of Clermont. However, at
the request of Judge Waters, I have continued to handle all cases requiring a
Public Defender. Obviously, I can no longer serve in the capacity of Public
Defender so would suggest that the council take the necessary steps to secure
the services of another attorney as Public Defender.
Yours truly,
GEORGE E. HOVIS
GEH/hmb
Cd L,v RECEIVED MA; 17 1975
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE; - MARCH 1975
Advance Electric Company
(Work at Jaycee Beach house)
53.46
Bob's Glass
(Rebuild Truck Scat)
35.00
Clermont Hardware
(Rusto1eum-411re-Gloves, etc.)
71.45
Crest Restaurant
(Prisoner Meals)
174.00
Clements'
(Jail Pest Control)
9.00
Dust -Tex Service
(Janitorial Supplies)
13.45
Dep't. health & Rehab. Services
(Requirements for Jail Corrections)
5.00
D & B Fifth Street Grocery
(Prisoner Supplies
15.05
Engel's
(Police Uniforms)
38.85
Farm & Grove Headquarters
(Wire)
3.00
Farm & Home Machinery
(Nozzles for Rainbirds)
8.40
Gem Chemical Co.
(Janitorial Supplies)
17.70
Glenn Joiner
(Auto Repair)
63.03
Hughes Supply, Inc.
(quartz Lamps)
175.81
Hurricane Steel Industries
(Fencing & Slats)
447.83
Inland Equipment
(Main Bearing)
73.18
Jean Winston
(Additions to Cemetery Map -Plat Book
Sheets) 62.00
Kuechler's Fire Equipment
(Extinguisher Recharged)
3.95
Kidder's
(Prisoner Meals)
60.75
Lake Apopka Gas
(Utilities -Police Dep't.)
51.12
McCain Sales
(Signs and Posts)
492.00
Mobil Oil Corporation
(Petroleum Products)
1036.89
Miracle Recreation Co.
(Bleachers)
828.55
Municipal Equipment
(Retainer Rings)
5.67
National Linen Service
(Janitorial Supplies)
12.00
Ron's Sport Shop
(Bases & Pitching Rudder)
101.50
R & R Products, Inc.
(Rags)
15.00
South Lake Hospital
(Prisoner Expense)
5.00
Southern Electric Co.
(Coffeemaker Repairs)
9.95
Van's Sod Company
(Sod for L.L. Field)
104.00
Valbro Business Forms, Inc.
(Office Supplies)
6.42
3,999.00
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Clermont Hardware (Lift Station Clock-Rustoleum, etc.) 23.45
Chemical Equipment (Tank Valve -Highland Well) 32.16
Davis Meter (Tapping Sleeve) 26.71
Farm Fi Grove Headquarters
Hughes Supply, Inc.
Moffatt Bearings
National Cash Register
Southern Meter
Safety Equip. Co.
Westinghouse
(Coupling)
(Mire Markers -Fire Hydrant)
(Dearing)
(Billing Machine Tape)
(Water Strainer)
(Safety Equipment)
(Points & Starter)
4.76
202.91
11.69
18.94
9.11
133.62
144.88
688.22