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01-13-1976 Supporting DocumentsMINUTES NQ 1228 REGULAR MEETING A Regular, Meeting of the City COancil, of the City of Clormont wren hold in the Council Chambers on Tceaudny, January 13, 1976, Tho maoting wall called to order. at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Clauda E. Smoak, Jr., with the following members pronentt Councilmen Byrd, Schroedel, and Blackburn. Other officials proaent ware: City Manager Hopkins, City Attorney Baird, City Clark Carroll., Director of Community Servicuo Smythe, and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present worn: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. it. W. Waters, Mesdamas Sheldon, Schroedel, .Jones, Schitter, and the Mensro. Czech, Beals, Davis, iSaach, Creech, Fleming, Black and Sargent. A representative of the Sentinel/Star was also present. The invocation wall given by Councilman Byrd, followed by repenting of the Pledge of Allegiance in unison by those present. The Oath of Office was administered by Mayor Smoak to lien Blackburn rind George J. Schroedel, re-elected to membership on the City Council in Groups numbered 2 and 4, respectively, at the General Election held on December 2, 1975 for two year terms. Having successfully completed The Small Citieu Management Training Program, sponsored by the Institute for Training in Municipal Administration wherein the participants developed a better understanding of the total city organization and the interrelationship of functions, the following named city employees were presented Certificates of Completion by Mayor Smoak: Mrs. Dolores W. Carroll, City Clerk; John W. Fleming, former Finance Director; F. Wallace DeDier, Finance Director; Robert E. Smythe, Director of Community Services; E. Preston Davis, Utilities Director; Prentice Tyndal, Chief of Police; Junior Beach, Foreman in Community Services Department; Leo E. Creech, Foreman in Utilities Department; --- Mitchell E. Rogers, Sgt. in the Police Department; Harvey Nagel, Director of Community Development; and, City Manager Robert M. Hopkins. Mayor Smoak extended his congratulation to the participants, and opined he felt it was commendable and exemplary of the job performed as City Manager by Mr.. Hopkins. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held December 23, 1975 and of the Special Meetings held December 29, 1975 and January 6, 1976, were approved as written. Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Secretary of the Clermont Church of God located at 679 Grand Highway, appeared before Council and requested that the monthly sanitation pickups at the Church be waived. She advised Council that there was not enough trash and garbage generated at the Church to warrant weekly pickups, and that they had been experiencing considerable vandalism and strewing of the trash containers recently. Mrs. Jones was advised that there were no provisions in the existing Sanitation Ordinance whereby the fee sould be waived except in cases where the premises are not occupied for a full calendar month, whereupon motion was made by Councilman Blackburn, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and unanimously carried that the request be denied. Councilman Byrd expressed concern about the reported vandalism, and this matter was referred to Chief Tyndal. City Manager Hopkins submitted his written annual report of the financial and administrative activities of the city, and a copy is attached hereto. City Manager Hopkins reported orally as follows: That bids have been solicited for the redoing of the exterior of Jenkins Auditorium; That the quarterly meeting of the Lake County League of Cities would be held on Wednesday, January 21st in the Community Building in Leesburg, with Mayor Langford of Orlando, a past President of the Florida League of Cities, presenting the program; and, That he was proud to announce that Mayor Smoak had been appointed to membership on the Florida League of Cities Board of Directors from the 5th Congressional District. Council was in agreement that it was an honor for the citizens of Clermont to have the Mayor hold such position, and inasmuch as there will be out-of-pocket expenses incurred for Mayor Smoak at attend the four quarterly meetings of the Board, motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that the City Manager be authorized to make reimbursement by city funds to Mayor Smoak for such expenses. MINUTHS M 1229 Mayor Smoak r.uported a; follows; That at a nuu:ting of Lila Lnke County P011"Llon Control Board on Monday, .January 12th, Cho CJ.ty of (Clermont was granted an extannion of their variance for effluent disposal Until the mcuti.ng to be held .in June; That with the rcai.gnntion of Richard E. Oswalt from Council, who had alno been a voting member of the "208" Committee, he would appoint praston Davin to fill. this vacancy immediately; That City Manager 110 kinn had agreed to continue in hill position au the nocond local voting member on the Committee until his effective resignation date on February 6th, at which time 1t would be noceonary to fill that vacancy; That he had appeared before the Lake County Board of Commissioners tlds date In support of Counci.l.'s request that a single voting precinct in the city for city residents be established; That the Commission had suggested several alternatives, but had committal themselves to investigation of any legal ramifications invol.ved, the procedure that would be neccoaary, and whntever costs would be involved. Councilman Schrocdcl, liason representative to the Library Board, reported briefly on his attendance at their meeting held this date as follows: That total book holdings for the year just ended had been 17,000 books; That book circulation for the year had been 27,909; That total registration for the year had been 2300; and, That a "Love Your Library Day" celebration sponsored by the Clermont Junior Womans Club would be held on February 7th in the Jenkins Auditorium and the adjacent park to the east of: the building. Councilman Byrd reported that, following Council action to have the traffic light at Eighth and Montrose Streets removed, he had received numercus complaints that this had been a mistake; That lie had received no comments as to its removal being favorable, and he thereby moved that Council consider the possibility that it had been a mistake to have the light removed, and take action to have it reinstalled. The motion died for lack of a second. Mayor Smoak reported as follows: That bi-centennial plaques for the liberty trees to be planted in the Center Lake area had been received which read as follows: "Commemorative Bi-Centennial Plantings 1776 to 1976 Presented To The Citizens Of Clermont 2076 From The Citizens Of Clermont 1976"; That Richard E. Oswalt had submitted his resignation from membership on the Council due to his change of residence to outside the city limits, and desired to express his appreciation to fellow council members, city personnel and all citizens of Clermont for cooperation and courtesies extended to him during his term in office; That inasmuch as he felt Mr. Oswalt would be a diffucult member to replace on.the Council as he had always done his "homework" in the investigation of matters prior to being considered at council meetings, and in general had been an excellent member of the Council, he had requested City Attorney Baird to prepare a Resolution in support of Mr. Oswalt's resignation and to thank him for his service to the citizens of Clermont both as a member of the City Council and the Planning & Zoning Commission, which he desired to present to Council at this time for their consideration. Mayor Smoak thereupon read A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, HONORING AND EXPRESSING APPRECIATION TO R.E. (BUDDY) OSWALT in its entirety. Motion was made by Councilman Blackburn, seconded by Councilman Byrd and unanimously carried that the RESOLUTION be adopted and the Number 264 be assigned to it; That a communication had been received from City Attorney Baird wherein he had opined it would not be permissable for an interium appointment to Council prior to a Special Election being held to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Oswalt's resignation, and he would therefore recommend that the Special Election be held in conjunction and on the same date as the Presidential Primary to be held on March 9th. City Manager Hopkins was requested to investigate this possibility, for report back to Council. City Clerk Carroll read a communication from The Honorable Bruce A. Smathers, Secretary of State, wherein acknowledgement was made that the revised City Charter had been received and filed in his office on December 29, 1975. Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that the bills be paid. MiNUTMS Ni! 1230 Vnenneton on the vnrioun city hoardn and comminnionn wore conotdored and acted upon all follownt PLANNING G ZONING COMMISSION The Inmen of. Henry Czech, Oakloy Seavar, Richard Willlnma, Ben Cunningham, Richnrd Duckor, Kenneth Norquint, Jim Milward, and Jack Sargent were placed in nominntion for the five vaenneLon to be filled. Following open vote of Council and recorded by the City Clark, Kenneth Norquist, Ran Cunningham, Jack Sargent, and Henry Czech were appointed to membarahlp for a two year term. There remained n tic vote of two each on nomineea Willinmu and Milward, whereupon Mayor Smoak advised the 5th appointment would have to be delayed until the 5th member of Council had been elected. PLUMBING BOARD It was conuennuo of Council that appointments to thin board be delayed until such time as recommendations are received from the Director of Community Development, now on annual vacation. ELECTRICAL BOARD Motion was made be Councilman Schroedel, seconded by Councilman Byrd, and un- animously carried that Seldon Hanks, William Britt, John Minor, J. L. Madden and Harvey Nagel be reappointed to membership on the Electrical Board for a one year term. BUILDING BOARD OF APPEALS Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and unanimously carried that Donald St. John be reappointed to membership on the Building Board of Appeals for a three year term, and, that inasmuch as Henry Czech had declined reappointment, that the second vacancy not be filled until recommendation is received from the Director of Community Development. POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and carried that Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr. be reappointed to membership on the Pollution Control Board with no specific term being designated. AIRPORT STUDY COMMITTEE Inasmuch as this committee had been inactive and Council was not aware of any pending matters before Committee, it was consensus that appointments to this com- mittee be deferred at the present time, and City Manager Hopkins be requested to communicate with former members as to the status of the committee. LIBRARY BOARD Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that Councilman Schroedel be reappointed as liason representative to the Library Board of Cooper Memorial Library. MUNICIPAL JUDGE Motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Schroedel and unanimously carried that R. W. Waters be reappointed as Municipal Judge for a term of one year. The Oath of Office was administered to Judge Waters by Mayor Smoak. LAKES IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE It was consensus of Council that recommendations for persons having an interest and some knowledge of quality control be obtained before appointments are considered to this committee, and that the matter be placed on the agenda for the next regular meeting. MIN l)T11"t NO 1231 CHAMBER OF COMMVRCF, Motion wait mach by Coline IIm it Byrd, neconded by CounaLl.mnn 801roedul, and enr.r.Lod that Councilman Blackburn bit appoLnted an l.innon repr.onanLitt ivn to Clio Chmnbor of Coimncrce Board. With rollarda it communisation received from Cho City of Winter Park noliCiting the nupport of Council. in Clio pnaaago of IL B- 1983 introduced 1.11 the Florida Le8- ialaturo regarding methodo for municipaliLiea to fund the many mandntoa as ordered by the otate, Councilman Schroodel offered and moved the adoption of A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING 11. B. 1983 INTRODUCED IN THE FLORIDA LEGISLGRE, CONCERNING FUNDING OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES MANDATED BY Till.' STATE OF FLORIDA and the motion wall aaconded by Councilman Byrd and unanimously carried. The RESOLUTION wait rend by City Cleric Carroll, by title only, and the Number 265 ansipned to it. With regards recommendation of City Manager Hopkins that advertisement for bids on the property owned by the city and declared to be surplua be solicited, and the property be displayed at the city garage for examination by prospective bidders, motion was made by Councilman Schroedel, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted. With regards recommendation of the city's engineers for three additional water- works improvements as: (1) Water main extension along Grand highway from State Road 50 south (2) The crossing of State Road 50 at 12th Street (3) The acquisition of a site to provide for future elevated storage, motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that items 2 and 3 be deferred until an immediate need arises, but that item 1 be accepted with an - amendment that city forces install approximately 1800 feet of 6" asbestos cement pipe water main on Grand Highway and Hook Street from State Road 50 to US 27, that the contract with Central Florida Underground, Inc. be expanded to include the approximately 2200 feet of 6" cast iron pipe water main on the east side of US 27 south from (look Street, and, that a contract amendment to cover above be formalized and forwarded. It was consensus of Council that the recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Commission for changes to the Subdivision Regulations be tabled until the meeting to be held on January 27th. With regards to the need for authorization to change the name of the manufacturer of the cast iron pipe from U.S. Pipe and Foundry to Meade Sompany, Inc. in the bids for the water and sanitary sewer improvements to be made, motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and carried that this authori- zation be granted. With regards the expiration of the Employment Agreement of the City Attorney on December 31, 1975, motion was made by Councilman Schroedel, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and unanimously carried that the Employment Agreement between Council and Leonard H. Baird, Jr. be contained for one year, but to be amended as follows: RETAINER FEE: "The City Attorney shall receive the sum of $400.00 per month or such sum as Council may designate from time to time as compensation for his services" etc. Councilman Schroedel offered and moved the adoption of AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE FRANCHISE HERETOFORE GRANTED TO T. M. COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TO TELEPROMPTER SOUTHEAST, INC., PROVIDING THAT ORDINANCE NO. 25-M, AS AMENDED SHALL OTHERWISE CONTINUE IN FORCE AND EFFECT, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION and the motion was seconded by Councilman Blackburn. The ORDINANCE was read for a second and final reading by City Clerk Carroll, by title only, and upon roll call vote on passage of the motion, the result was: Total Ayes: Four. Nayes: None. So the ORDINANCE was adopted and the Number 83-M assigned to it. MINUTE?5 M 1232 Council.mnn Schroadol introdueod AN ORDINANCE UNDER ' 1111 CODE, OF ORD'I.NANCES OF TH' CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, VLORTDA, A14Rr1U1rIG '!Ill's OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF Tur. CITY OF C1,111MONT, FLORIDA, RF,PI:ItItIiD TO IN SECTION 26-1 OF APPENDIX A OP THE CODE Ol? ORDINANCES: REZONING THE' REAL PROPI•:RTY DIiSCRIHE'D HER1:IN FROM R-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO C-2 ZONING CLASSIFICNRIONI REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT IIEREVIITH: PROVIDING FOR SI'VERABILI'fY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE, DATE: AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION, The ORDINANCE wan rend for it first reading by City Cleric Carroll, by tltla only. Councilman Byrd intrOCILICed AN ORDINANCE UNDER THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF 'fill'. CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CLOSING AND PERMANENTLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF CARRIE STREET DESCRIBED IIEREIN, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL MAP OF Till'. 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 PUB- LICATION and the ORDINANCE wait rend for a first reacting by City Clerk Carroll, by title only. Councilman Byrd introduced AN ORDINANCE UNDER T1117 CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLOSING AND PERMANENTLY ABANDONING A PORTION OF HILL 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 PUB- LICATION and the ORDINANCE was read for a first reading by City Clerk Carroll, by title only. Mayor Smoak reported as follows: That it had been his experience in working with Bob Hopkins over the past five years that the city had been very fortunate in having a young man with a great deal of ability and drive in not only the performance of hie duties at city hall, but in community related functions wherein he has done his Job and done it well, and lie thereby had requested the City Attorney to prepare a RESOLUTION in support of these experiences, which he desired to present for Council's consideration. Mayor Smoak read a RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, HONORING AND EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE TO ROBERT M. HOPKINS, CITY MANAGER, where- upon motion was made by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Blackburn and unanimously carried that the RESOLUTION be adopted, the Number 266 be assigned to it, and a copy presented to Mr. Hopkins. The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 P.M. by Mayor Smoak. V CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., MAYOR ARREST: qq � DOLORES W. CARROLL, CITY CLERK •t TO: Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr. FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: Small Cities Management Training Program DATE: January 7, 1976 During the past year eleven city employees have participated in the Small Cities Management Training Program sponsored by the Institute for Training in Municipal Administration, The Institute is a division of the International City Management Association. The program consisted of approximately twenty-five hours of formal training plus preparation time. Each participant was responsible for a session, the subject of which was not his or her specialty. For example, Police Chief Tyndal taught the session on Public Works and Utility Superintendent Preston Davis had the Fire Department. It was an excellent training program which will be built upon. All of the participants developed a better understanding of the total organization and how each department operates and the interrelationship of functions. I The participants will attend the Council meeting on January 13th. It would be appreciated if you would give out the Certificates of Completion. i R. M. Hopkins Attachment i cc: City Clerk Agenda 1/13/75 City Attorney Finance Director {{ pEp f 'IO; City Council FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: Annual Report DATE: January 7, 1976 The following is a report of the financial and administrative activities of the City of Clermont for the fiscal year 1974-75 beginning October 1, 1974 and ending September 30, 1975, This report is submitted in accordance with Section 32 (a 3) of the City Charter. ADMINISTRATIVE Duing thech ill le the ttorcontinue tornumber itsfordinances effectivenessere andpassed preserveithev�qualitybof lifein ordinancesiwere passed. of eighteen Included weredamendmentsetoand theszoningemiscellaneous the ordinance regarding off-street parking, site plans, CUP procedures, fees, setbacks, and yards. Other ordinances passed dealt with taxicabs, loitering by minors, lic beverages, the sale of alcohosewer assessments in the Minnehaha Esates sub- Traficdivision and the Municipal Court n thefarealannexed to tthenfractionseauCity int1972bandhclosed City Council rezoned property portions of two streets. �. In February, 1975 the City Council authorized the management consulting firm of T. W. Stewart & Associates, Inc. to conduct a preliminary study of the city government's operations. Upon receiving the preliminary report, the City Council decided that insufficient operational problems were identified to justify an indepth analysis. However, in view of the problem areas which were revealed, certain steps were taken. 1. An extensive job analysis was done on each personnel position and a job description was prepared for each position as well as an organization chart showing the relationship between positions and departments. 2. Job responsibilities and work loads were realigned, particularly at City Hall. 3. A secretary to the city manager position was created. One clerical position was reclassified from secretarial to bookkeeping emphasis. 4. The Department of Community Services was reorganized. Code enforcement and inspection was removed from the Department of Community Services the to a newly created Department of Community Development witdirectl Building Official as head of the department and reporting y to the City Manager. This reorganization became effective October 1, 1975. 3. The Animal Control and signs functions were transferred from the' Police Department to the Department of Community Services. 2 - 6. The offices of the Director of Conununity Services were moved from City I1,111 to the City Garage for closer supervision of the deparlanenl,'-, field operations. 7. Developed a Cost Accounting system in the Department of Community Services to insure adequate cost records of various types of work vehiclesoand othersimilar record keeping system for 8. An employee performance rating system was initiated. ocedures were 9 Inventory control improved receivedhinitialrtwo attention. Administrative efforts continued toward municipal water system improvements as well asethe enLake �innehahConstructionChain-Lakes ie-anticipatedvto�starton ninaearlyw1976 collection syst sion The City ended the fiscal year in a sound financial condition. Expenditures were kept well within the budget. Greenlee, Paul & Furnas, Certified Public Accountants, prepared the annual audit. A detailed analysis of the City's financial condition is contained in the audit. PUBLIC SAFETY During the past year, the Police Department's responsibilities and activities continued to increase as did empahsis on efficiency, professionalism and education. The department, continued to improve despite some ;)ersonnel turnover. A former Clermont patrolman," David Dykes, returned to repl.ice Larry Lord. During the year department personnel continued to attend courses in law enforcement. S ar eant Mitchell Rogers continued to take course a law s of instructione�srattendedaad a 9atrolman d John J g 9 refresher ocourse tonethe eoperation of the ebreatholyzern Fiscal year 1974-75 saw new and improved equipment added to the department's inventory. Three new automobiles, two marked and one unmarked, replaced older models. New twin -sonic lights were installed on the two marked units and new mobile radios were installed in all of the police vehicles. In order to improve the department's two way communications, a new radio base station with a tower addition and two walkie talkies were put into service. The Investigative Division under the supervision of Sargeant Mitchell Rogers had a busy year. The Division's Activity which result in cleared cases is as follows: Crime - Felonies Cases Cleared 1 Aggravated Assault 4 Assault w/intent to Commit Felnny 3B Breaking & Entering -3 Crime - Fe10niC, Casos Cle�rrd Attempted Breaking & Entering 1 4 Forgery Uttering Forged Instruments 11 l Fraud 8 Grand Larceny 1 Attempted Grand Larcency 3 Obtaining Narcotics by Fraud Possession of Marijuana (over 5 grams) 1 Rape 5 Armed Robbery 1 Attempted Robbery Crime - Misdemeanors _Cases Assault & Battery 28 Simple Assault 2 Criminal Mischidf (Vandalism) 24 Discharging Firearms in Public 2 Petit Larceny 38 Possession of Uttering/Publishing uWorttt an 5 grams) 3 Worthless check (less than,$50.00) 18 During 1974-75 the department answered 2,171 complaints and investigated 243 motor vehicle accidents. In addition, the department responded to 693 requests for various types of assistance. A total of 540 cases were handled in the Municipal Court. The Fire Department continued to operate on a strictly volunteer basis responding to 34 calls. The per capita costs per year to operate the department was approxi- mately $2.35. COMMUNITY SERVICES The Department of Community Services is responsible for street and storm sewer maintenance, park maintenance, garbage and trash collection, vehicle and equipment maintenance, building maintenance, street cleaning, animal control, code enforcement, inspection services and occupational licenses. A number of projects were completed during the year including improved approaches and railing at the Lake Shore Drive bridge, reclayed infield and reroofed dugouts at Bishop Field, sand sealed Broome Street between Fourth & Fifth Streets and Osceola Street between Eighth Street & West Avenue, installation of 478 feet of curb in the 700 block of E. Juniata Street and 1150 feet of curb in the 700 block of E. Montrose Street and 500 feet of curb in the Boo block of Chestnut Street, enlarged and rebuilt Little League and softball field backstops, installation of bleachers at the softball field, repainting of all fire hydrants, installation of railroad tie posts to delineate parking areas at Jaycee Beach, if f of basketball court at Jaycee Beach, construction oexperimental storm sewer trash catcher at Sunset Lake, application of 28,000 square yards of slurry seal, replacement of 600 feet of sidewalk and reconstruction of dikes and installation of storm drains at the effluent dipsosal pit. 4 - New equipment in the department included a now garbage parker, a replacement mower, and a shop service truck. euilding permits issued for the twelve month period totaled .$2,902,673.00. Included werrmitsmissuedrtotaleclnEg19 rosulLinguliiniovort2400rInspectionswheincgThe made. In addition, over 341 parcels of property were inspected for high weeds. A program of a continuous survey of substandard properties was initiated resulting in 17 units removed or demolished, 22 units renovated and 6 units in process of renovation. A survey of signs was conducted which identified 107 signs as non -conforming. PUBLIC UTILITIES The Department of Public Utilities is responsible for the water and sanitary sewer systems. During the year 325,386,000 gallons of water was pumped from the city's water supply wells. The high month was April, 1975 with 42,086,000 gallons pumped. ember 1975 with 18,0 The low month was Sept 67,000 gallons pumped. New meter installations during the year totaled 56. At the end of the year the total water meters in service was 1,851. The daily flow treated at the Water pollution Control Facility approximated 360,000 gallons per day. With at few exceptions, the entire community is connected to the system. Effluent disposal problems continued during the year despite interim measures being taken. Efforts continued too tai nimpleentaacial assistance fromthe Environmental Protection Agency in order solution to the problem. Construction was started on the new Seminole municipal water supply well and plans and specifications were developed for water distribution system improvements and the Minnehaha Estates sanitary sewer collection system extension. Additional work was done on the Highland Well to improve the water quality from that source. An additional pumping station was added to the sanitary sewer collection system with the construction of Lift Station No. 22 at Clermont High School. A�obert s R. E, OOWALT 1213, CAIIOI.YN ORIV9 CLI:RMONT, 1'I CMDA 02711 TMLr P.1W1r 304.2000 ,lunuary R, 1976 TO [;AYoR CLAUDE I-'. 2140AN, JI1. & CITY COUPICIIJiJLN OF THE CITY OF CLEMMONT, FLORIDA FROrJi COUNCII11AN RICHARD E. OSVIALT REI CHANGE OF RESIDENCE As of December 27, 1975, my official residence is Rt. /2 Dox 141 A, Clermont, Florida, some 3 miles out of the city limits. In discussing -this situation with the City Attorney, he advises me that Section 1114.01, Florida Statutes, regarding councilmen moving outside of the city limits is clear and provides that at such time, the councilman forfeits his office. Ifis opinion is further supported by the Attorney Generals opinion rendered August 114, 1972. In view of these facts, I consider my council seat vacated. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you fellow councilmen, City personnel and all the people of Clermont for the cooperation and courtesies extended me during my term in office. I leave with regrets and will miss the challenge of office, but leave with total confidence in the ability and judgement of the balance of the council and city personnel. Again thank you all. Respectfully R. E. Oswalt CC/ City Clerk TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: State Mandates/Funding DATE: December 23, 1975 Attached is a letter we received from the City of Winter Park regarding the need for funding sources along with state mandates. It is recommended that Clermont support HO 1983 as Winter Park City Manager, Bob Proctor, has suggested. "�'% Attachment RMH:jg cc: City Clerk, w/attachment City Attorney, w/attachment Finance Director, w/attachment J, ,A RECEIVED 0' " 2 2 1975 CITY OF WINTER PARK WINMR IIA,o<, rLORIDA 3L7f)G 16 December. 1975 The Honorable Dick Clark 100 N W 37th Avenue Miami, N.W. 33125 Dear Mr. Clark: Let me express to you the appreciation and support of the City of Winter Park for your bill II.B. 1983. This bill has come to our attention through the "AIP/FSU Legislative Re- porting Service." We understand that it would require the Governor's legislative budget to include recommendations for sources of funds for local governments when executive, legis- lative, or judicial actions cause revenue loss or increased expenditures to local government. We in Winter Park have become increasingly concerned about requirements placed on local governments by the State which increii:3e costs for our local taxpayers, often with little or no benefit to them. At best, such requirements, however well intentioned, divert local funds from activities which the majority of our local citizens consider more important. And, at the same time the State is mandating certain local expenclLturcs, our revenue sources are being increasincly restricted. There is a very real fear that if these trends continue, local governments could be squeezed out of exist- ence. Your efforts to counteract these trends is greatly appreciated. Sincerel (/ , James A. Driver Mayor -Commissioner jad/a Perhaps you may wish to follow through on this matter and also write a letter in support of Mr. Clark's efforts. Be]) Proctor T0: city council FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: Surplus Personal Property DATE: January 6, 1976 At the meeting on October 21, 1975, City Council considered the disposition of the city's surplus personal property. In accordance with the instructions at that: meeting, a minimum hid cost has been assigned to each item. it ispub1icrsal�embedheldhat this er notropertyice and be(jecaccePtaare cedof�bidsPlus and that a It is proposed that advertisements for bids be placed in the South Lake Press, the Daily Commercial, the Orlando Senrida Record. tinel and the Flo The property can be displayedat the city garage for examination by proospective bidders. Attached is a list of the property including the proposed minimum bid. �Rtj.J�k4-- ,, Attachment � cc: City Clerk w/attachment - Agenda 1/13/76 / Director, Community Services w/attachment Finance Director, w/attachment City Attorney, w/attachment !TY Lop i.FICATI0N_NU, ACQl11RED_ 4336 1950 CITY or CLERMONT f,LERMowr, rLORIDA SURPLUS PR�PIi(j1Y MINIMUM DIO ..^._.. ITEM__..�---- S 1200 3-5 Ton TandemSteelRoller, Mfg, Galion, 4362 1954 $ 750 4441 1962 $ 700 4452 1962-63 $ 100 197 $ 150 Serial 11T3G, 35-1 Good condition. Used for street construction which we no longer perform Rock Spreader, Model 54, Serial #24271-1, Mfg. Standard Steel Works. Good condition. Used for §urface treating streets, which is no longer done Welder, Portable, 300 Amp. Tri. Mtd. Mfg. Lincoln Serial 11A436506. Powered by. Hercules 6-cylinder gasoline engine Good condition. The need for a portable welder of this size has just not presented itself. I would like to dispose of this unit and purchase a 100 Amp. unit that can be easily loaded into a pick-up truck. Pump, Self -Prime, Contractor o STrash,11301302 Mfg. Gorman Ripp,Model ial 2-cylinder Wisc. Skid Mount. Engine poor condition. Pump good condition. We have no need for this type of pump in Community Services Department. pump, Portable Irrigation, 21;' x 2". Wis(:. APNO Pwd., Serial #2554691 Good condition. This pump acquired with irrigation pipe as a package from Leonard Hooks. - 1 - �:TY 14INIIdUM IDEN"f l-ICATIOII_Nt7,� �� — ^ITEM___.. - --- Bar Mower, Mfg. IHC, 9' Cutter 1966-67 $ 100 sickle Three Point, Hitch Mtd. F5ir condition. This unit is 'juite h high' in maintenace cost. We we not used for three years. $ 100 Trailer, Anti-aircraft Search Light, •1394 1960 t•1fg. Fruehauf, Serial 04720. Poor Condition. Was used to transport teal roller $ 100 Two Gas Space Heaters Ceiling Mtd, Serial tIB1 Forced Air, Mfg. Reznor. GL4340 and 4341, 60,000 BTU, 115 Volt Good condition. Removed from old City Hall. 1962-63 $ 300 Back Hoe, 3-Point Hitch Mtd., Mfg. Shawnee Scout 18" and 24" Buckets Good condition. No longer used with larger back he in service Front E AMfg. 1966-67 $ 500 �ne 000, 1/2ndLoader Hc, Model Yard-Bucket Good condition. Removed from tractor discontim;ed. when back hoe was $ 300 Sweeper, Tractor Drawn Windrow Broom, Self -Powered. No Engine Fair condition. Used to remove sand from streets after sand sealing. ` f , 10-77,�A DAWKINS&ASSOCIATES.INC . CONSULTING CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS ,lanuary 2, 1975 Mr, Robert M. Hopkins City Manager City of Clermont 81 4lest Gate Plaza Clermont, Florida 32711 IRCtoCD 31, `� 5 koir, 4laterworks Improvements -- City of Clermont, Florida Dear Mr. Hopkins: As requested by Mayor Smoak in a recent Council Meeting, we have evaluated the costs of extending the water main south on Grand High- way from State Road 50 to serve certain businesses along the east side of U.S. 27 in the City of Clermont. As you will recall, this was contained in the original contract documents and was deleted due bidder to anticipatedn applied the estimated quantitiese. The unitprices of the w fund short&andan estimate of e cost for the extension is attached hereto in the amount of $41,1II0. Additionally, we have evaluated and prepared estimates of costs for boring and jacking a water line crossing of S.R. 50 along Twelfth Street which work is estimated to cost $22,000. Since the project costs 000a00 below the total ofs bid on the Sevier dfunds ravailable efor these in approximately nts came improvements, wfeel feel that both the Grand highway extension and t the crossing of S.R. 50 at Twelfth Street can be provided for in the p program if the Council should so desire. It is to be noted that andboth the estimates provide for contingencies ase40lasiengand ineer ang andns. admin- istrative costs required in producing As discussed with you in the past and as shown in our report of November 1973, the City should be looking ahead to providing additional elevated storage. Funds are also available under this program with which to pur- chase a site for such future needs. In view of the funds availability for the present program, it is our recommendation that: 1) The water main extension along Grand Highway south from State Road 50 be made. e made 2) The connecting crossing distribution50 at ssystem4lalong Twelfthelfth Street bStreet connecting and providing better community service. CORPORATE OFFICES - 520 NORTH SEMORAN BLVD. -P.O. DRAWER 14024 - ORLANDO. FI.ORIDA 37.007 - 305/275-3011 Mr. Robort M. Ilopkins City Manager _2_ January 2, 1976 Clermont, Florida 32711 3) The City consider acquisition of a site to provide for future elevated storage. on t1 the erthe necessarysapact ctivitytlto inplementvie thesewill recoiiyour ndations. We trust the above is adequate for your review and processing. Nowaver should you have any questions or need additional information, please call us. Sincerely, DAWKINS & ASSOCIATES, INC. D. L. Crowson, P.E. Senior Project Manager DLC/cwt Enclosures CITY QF_CI ERMUIIT.,.fI,ORIDA SULV4ARY_ OF PROULCT COSTS C4 sow cnn-.snO 1 WATUlwO!0,S.I14PR0_ _ _VEIIENTS (a) Seminole Well . . • . . . . .$ 71.773.52 (b) Land Costs. , . . . . . . . , 4,000.00 (c) Distribution System . • 122,921�25 . $196,6'17.77 Sub Total , , . • . . . . . . . . , , II _SI-WER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS (a) Pumping Station • . . . . . .$ 13,675.00 (b) Collection System 82.264.45 95 939,45 Sub Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • $294,637.22 �. Total Construction Costs as 195.58 Project costs 0 15% � � $336,832.80 (` TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS . . . • • • • • ' • • • ' • ' ' I' FUNDS SOURCE: $ 90,000.00 Funds on Hand . . . . . . . . . Proceeds from Revenue Bonds . . . . . 323,100.00 Total Funds . . . . . . . . . • . $413,100.00 SOURCE OF INTERIM FINANCING: a 00-00 Water Improvements (local .$164'1000.00 b DER Revolving Loan (Sewer . • C Local Funds. . . . . . 90 000.00 Total Fund Source . . . . . . .$409,100,00 I TOTAL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM COST $338,832.80413 L TOTAL LONG-TER14 FUNDS . . 100.OD EXCESS FUNDS FOR PROGRAM • • • • • • ' • ' • ' $ 74.267.20 ' Interim Funds Needed I $338,832.80 Interim Funds Available . . . . . • • • • • • ' 409 100.00 EXCESS INTERIM FUNDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 70___ 267_20 DAWKINS &ASSOCIATES, INC. Consulting Civu and Envir-rand Enginears January 2, 1976 1 CITY 01' CLER1R'ITLhL11RI11A 41ATER410RKS IMDROUMI'll c44-SDI, FUNDS 1rEIlEO: $338,832.80 Contract 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41,181.50 U.S. 27 Extension 22=023.G5 12th Street & S.R. 50 . • • • ' ' ' $402,037.95 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FUNDS AVAILABLE: Water Improvements (Local) • ,1, 155,000.00 DER Revolving Loan (Sewer) 164,100.00 90,000.00 Local Funds $409,100.00 ' Total Fund Source . . • • • • • • • • • ' ' ' EXCESS INTERIM FUNDS: -- Interim funds Needed $402,037.95 Interim Funds Available . • • • • ' 409,100.00 ($7,062.05 • Excess Interim Funds . . . . . • • • • -- DAWKINS &ASSOCIATES, INC. Consultlny Clvll end Envlronninnlnl Enpinmrs January 2, 1976 COST E.STIOA11? Tof Esl•imates ,hrciiminary Plannin;l.. (._.I _J!!..,�._•-�-..,hesj;ln• ---ll' I'.n{p's I'ruJect Ilo.: C�4 05 L40 DAWKINS & ASSOCIATES, INC, _ - Consulting Engineers Pro Jucr;WaterworksTlml)rovements Orlando, Florida Take -Off Oy: •__.RCR Date 12/22/75 Clty of Cicrrnont, Florida _ U.S. 27�South of S.R. 50 RC, "to 12//22�75.._... P.rrt: __..._ Estimated by: _.__ - Estimatnd Unit Estimated n,�Ir Pricc Amour7t — i912 I.I'. 6.;751 26,406_ 6-inch CIP Water Main I 9 190.100 1,710 6-inch Gate Valve I 1 350. 00 Ia. 350 6-inch Tie-in I 3 Iia. 375. 00 1,125 Fire Hydrant — I As halt Pavement Removal S.Y. 9.100 6,219 and Re lacement 691 S. I _ I . I I _ I Sub -Total Dasic Const,uction Estimate: Da4-7 835 810 5 ". 6a ) Plus Construction Cont $ Estimated Construction Cost: `1 ESTIMATED TOTAL PROJECT COST Const,•. Cost + 15 % $41,1F,0 Page 1 of 1 COST LST—IMAIr Of E201118tc: 4-S 5�-W_ ,c C4 DAWKIN'iC & ASS()(;IArES, rs IMC- tilting 0(jinco()jt�ct: Via4o V—Orks wilrol"ellt—S— oil,-r --! .,- ve orlando, Ilorida, I I,y ont, riori(ja Take-uff BY: DateLo Ul Page _ 1 Of - 1 ! January 16, 1976 Dawkins & Associates, Inc. P. 0. Box 14024 Orlando, Florida 32007 Re: Waterworks Inprovemanta Attention: fir. G. L. Crowson City of Clermont, Florida C44-SO5-E40 Dear Hr. Crowson: At their meeting on January 13. 1976 the City Council considerco your recommendations for additional waterworks improvements as contained in your letter dated January 2. 1976. Their action included the following: 1) The water main extension along Grand Highway from State load 50 Action: City forces install approximately i800 feet of 5 inch asbestos cement pipe water main on Grand Highw+Y and Hook Street from SR 50 to US 27 Contract with Central Florida Underground, Inc. be expanded to include the approximately 2200 feet of 6 inch cast iron pipe water main on the east side of U. S. 27 south from Hook Street. Amend contract to formalize agreemint of additional work 2) The crossing of State Road 50 at Twr.lfth Street be made connecting the distribution system along Twelfth Street and providing bettor community service Action: No 3) The City consider acquisition of a site to provide for ,-uture elevated storage Action: No Pape 2 January 16, 1976 Dawkins & Associates, Inc, It is requested that action be Initiated to implement Item 1. Include the eutira 4000 Poet of extension in your permit application to DER. I4 you have any questions, please let nm know. Sincerely, Robert. M. Hopkins City Manager RNH/nd r ' TO: City Council FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: Waterworks Improvments Spec Admendment DATE: January 8, 1976 Attached is a letter dated January 8, 1976 and attachments from Dawkins & Associates, Incregarding a change in the manufacturer of the cast iron pipe from. U. S. Pipe and Foundary (as shown on the Central Florida Underground, Inc. proposal) to Meade Company, Inc. Authorization to make the change is recommended. dopVn4' Attachment L cc: City.Clerk w/attachment Agenda 1/13/76 II City Attorney w/attachment Finance Director w/attachment Utility Supt. w/attachment i i i 1 CENTRAL FLORIDA UNDERGROUND INC. anti PLAY eINe E'r' WINT I; It PAnn,M.e I110A C112 /ntl. II: I. L'Vii"ll u.th•CI :IP:1 1antiary 7, 1976 Dawkins and Associates loc. 1J.0, Drawor 1•10z'l Orlando, Plnridu 32$07 ATT: Mr R. C. Rector P. 1. I,III for Waterworks inlprovutnenls, Clearuuutt, Flurida Ghange of supplier fur pipe .lud fittings Dear Sit; Duc to last minute change In prlccs,befure. the hid letting, we did not change the supplier's name on the hid proposal from Hughes Supply to Davis Meter and Supply Company. After the bid letting this situation was discussed with Ron Mauldin, a Hales representa- tive for Hughes Supply and we showed him the differences in figures between the prices submitted to us, We also discussed this situation with Mr 11. Farley of your organization. _.. We have submitted data for the Change of Materials verifing fact this material meets the specification 1'or this project. 'rhe change of Supplier and Materials will not reflect a change in Contract Bid price due to the fact all changes were made prior to the bid letting. The only error on our part was our failure to change supplier and L manufacture name on the bid propsal. We would like to place this material on order to avoid futher delay on this project. Very truly yours Q , Richard ) . Moreland Vice -President l Cr F s AO AMA,a A DAWKINS&ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS January 8, 1076 Mr, Robert M. Hopkins City Manager City of Clermont 81 West Gate Plaza Clermont, Florida 32711 RECEIVEDJII;; 9 197E Material Substitution -- Waterworks Improvements City of Clermont, Florida C -S05 Dear Mr. flopkins: Enclosed you will find copies of correspondence with Central Florida Underground, Inc „ requesting that a change in the manu- facturer of the cast iron pipe from U. S, Pipe and Foundry (as shown on his proposal) to Meade Company, Inc. The contractor's letter reflects a supplier's name change; however, what we are centrally interested in here is the pipe manufacturer. The contractor has submitted data on the Meade pipe and upon our examination of that data indicates that it is equal in quality to the U.S. Pipe and Foundry product. According to the contractor, he entered the unit price for the Meade pipe on the proposal but listed the pipe manufacturer as U.S. Pipe and Foundry. We have no objection to the proposed change and, subject to your approval, will so notify the contractor. Should you have questions or need further information, please call US. Sincerely, /D�AWKIKINS & ASSOCIATES, INC. D. L. Crowson, P.E. Senior Project Manager DLC/cwt Enclosures copy to: Mr. Richard E. Moreland, Vice -President Central Florida Underground, Inc. �— CORPORATE OFFICES • 520 NORTH SEMORAN BLVD. • P.O. ORAWEn 14024 • ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32807 • 305/275.3011 A&*A DAWKINS&ASSOCIATES, INC. C1)N:111 1114(1 (AVII, MID f,NVII1QIJMC NTAL. CIIMN1 1.115 Uecrmnber 22, 10'/5 Central Florida Underground, Inc. R05 Clay Street Ilinter Park, florida 327B9 ALL001011: 11r•, Richard G. Fiureland Waturworks Improvmmmlts -- CiLy of Clermont, Florida ------------ �a�-soy Gentlemen: Referencing your letter dated December 19,'1975, we have no objection to the proposed change of supplier of the cast iron pipe and fittings, as this is a Contractor's preference. Iioviever, if this is a request for a product change -- other than U.S. Pipe as shown on your bid proposal -- then, please submit manufacturer's data regarding this item for our review and approval. Further, any cost savings occasioned by this requested change is to be credited to the City of Clermont, Florida. Your further review and early comment will be appreciated, Sincerely, DAWKINS h ASSOCIATES, INC. R", Vz, R. C. Rector, P.E. Project Engineer RCR/cwt ,FLOHIDA 3200/ 305%2l5 a011 CORPORA IF" OFFICES • 520NOR'(NSEMORANDLVD. • P.O.DRAMM Ltlisl • OHI.ANDO• CENTRAL FLORIDAUNDERGROUND INC. • LIOU CLAY ti'I Illifil' •wltl l I:n nA1414 I.a1/11JA :l:t /1111 •'I'1', 1. 1: 1'lla Nl; ti �I Li •:in:l :1 I)eCetllllel' P), 1975 1),twitin's and Assocl!'WH lnc, P.O. Drower 1.104-1 l)rlanrlo, Glnrida 34807 A'I T: Mr It• C. Iteclnr I'. L:, Ith,; laid for 1\al,!rworlul Imprevcmunls Change of supplier for plpu and fillings. Thar Sit; 'ices for this project Ihl, to last minnle changes In p11 ipe and filling 1 before the bid letVing, we did nat change the supplier's name from Hughes Supply to Davin Meter and Supply Company Hughes. I r I k•I Phis situtation was discussed with your Mr R. Careen shortly alter Since we have not ddsctrssrcl this with the bid was subrnilted, You, we feel a formal request is necessary. This will not reflect a change in price oil the Contract bid due to the fact all change in price were made prior to the bid opening. r,1'e would like to order these items pending your approval. if further information is required we will be most eager to comply. v,•ry truly yours Richard E. Moreland vice -President 1 , 110VIN AM) 1tANeetr ATT01111­ AT 4AVl I V KJTOArr YI.AfA I�III Vt' III.111ID1 /IYTr Iv 1.11 it I11�\ IIYT11 r, �Ir�mna'�n• Ja+ I�nl aumnl 1 noon ,lonum a n.mn. m January 9, 1976 Mr. Robert M. Itopklns City Manager, City of Clermont 1 Nanigittc Plaza Drive Clermont, Florida 32711 RE: VACANCY ON CITY COUNCIL 4 Dear Mr. Hopkins: I am in receipt of your letter of January 7, 1976 regarding Mr. Oswalt's apparent forfeiture of his council seat. Your question as to whether a temporary appointment may be made prior to the elec- tion is answered in the negative. Section 11. (c) concerning the filling of vacan- cies does not contemplate a temporary appointment. Since the charter must be strict- ly construed, especially with regard to elective officials, a temporary appointment of a councilman to fill the seat unt11 the the election would be void and of no effect. i Very truly yours, LEONARD 11. BAIRD, JR. City Attorney L115/hmb Ii 0 ACCOUNTI; PAYABLE' JANUARY 1976 (;ENERAI, FUND A & L Automotivu ( ,11-en) 705.12 Bob's G.l.nnn (WInd fill ICU) 132.15 Butanu of Bunlnuna Practise (Iioclal Soc. Ilkl.ln) 3.81 Bob Wndo Ford, Lnc. (Vottaga i(agulator) 18.94 Bnttorion By Finhor (spark Plugs & Wires, Solenoid, Oil Filtor) 58.91 Bowen Supply Co. (Ofl'lcs Supplion) 26.53 Cal-Ilegntrom (Copyntnt ;Iupplicn) 234.15 Central InduntrIal Salon (Runto.loimi) 74.40 Clermont Auto Pinta (Auto MainL & Ropnlr Paris) 33.28 ClurmonL Buildern Supply (Building Supp,licn) 347.24 Clermont lardware & Supply (Building & Parke Mn.lnt. Suppl.iun) 99.54 Coblon Radiator. & Auto (Radiator, SLnrLor & ilonLer Rccore) 52.67 Crept Runt. (Prleonar Meats) 30.90 Credit Bureau of Euotiu (Prop. Tranufero) 18.00 Dust Tex Service (.Ianitorild Supplies) 16.10 Eckcrd Drugn (Film, Prints & Bntt.) 12.64 Engel's (Police Uniforms) 176.80 Farm & Grove Iloadqunrtera (Water Pump) 12.40 Gem Chemical Co. (Mop llendu & Sanibel) 24.00 Hilltop Stationery (Office Supplies) 220.29 Hydraulic Supply Co. (Fuel & llyd. Iloso) 63.30 Hunts Carden Center (Dog & Swan Food) 16.65 J & L Lock Co. (Repair Lock) 5.85 I D M (Service Agreement) 58.22 Konsler Steel Co. (Steel. & Supplies) 170.25 Lake Apopka Natural Cas (Utilities) 9.10 Lanier Business Products (Cassettes) 28.80 Leesburg Tran & Storage (Voting Machines) 40.00 Lakeland Frame & Axle Service (Ball Joint -Tie Rod End) 63.00 Monroe (Calculator Ribbons) 7.75', Morgan's Auto Purta (Alt. Belts) 12.32 Mobil oil Corp. (Petroleum Products) 2,383.85 Madden's Elec. Service (Radio Recorder -Installed) 63.70 Nolan Engine & Mower (Value, Spring, & Blades) 6.40 Knowles Pest Control (Monthly Maint.) 80.00- - Neisner Brothers, Inc. (Anti Freeze) - - 55.86----° Ron's Sport Shop (Ammunition) 9.00 Southern Building Code (Amendments -Bldg:) 30.65 Sentinel Star Co. (Advertising) 14.63 Shelfer Ford Tractor Co. (Clutch & Press Plate -Bearings) 87.43 Southlake Press (Publications) 76.76' Standard Law Emforcement (Crime Scene Camera -Attachments) 512.60 6.094.03 UTILITIES DEPARTMENT A & L Automotive (Align & Bal Wheels) 15.95 Clermont Auto Parts (Light Lens) 3.07 Clermont Hardware & Supply (Bug Spray) 4.10 Cobles Radiator & Auto (Repair Radiator) 20.03 Clermont Med. Center (Injections) 16.00_. Davis Meter & Supply (Meters) 291.15 E. V. Roberts & Assoc. (Freight Charge) 2.07 Freeman's Repair (Metal Plate) 13.75.:,'. Hughes Supply (Wire Ties) 213.78 Jim Willis (Pipe Fittings) 47.92 Moffatt Bearings Co. (Pulley) 35.17 Public Gas (Utilities) 24.24 Sta-Con Inc. (Compressors & Alternators) 172.45 SAS Inc. (Seal) 156.01