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04-04-1944 Regular Meeting CITY' OF CL~RFOHT rnmT.8S OF T~n~ iLEGULAR I1E:};TIHG OF '1'iTj~ CI'l'Y COU1'CIL :rmLD AT ':eli'.~ CITY nALL r.I'1T~3Di\.Yp APRIL 4p 1944, 7:30 P.I~. Tho mooting was called to order by prosidont F. B. Roo, othor Councilmon pr:)sont brdng H. H~ Castnor, C.".Gaines, :;'. li. Higby, and H.JI.StacldlousG.. Payor H.C.Brown, Earsha1 C,:'~.Sullins, City Attprnny Irvint~ F. I'iorse, and City Clerk rl.?Houso W8ro also prosont.. ~ -., t7inutos of thn moeting Barch 7th woro r8ad and approved. Er. CastnQr r:Jportod that ho had ordered ",indow shades for thr) CO!!ll11unity Building. T}1oro was sOnJO discussion of tho proposod Building Coda s> and tho ma ttor was loft in tho hands of thr) Building Committoo; Tho City Clerk wa~ instructed to crrite for copies of Codes used by Leesburg and LIt. Dora.. r:r. Roc report8d t~a t tho parkvvay in Eas t Ave in front of the Cemetery vould be cleaned out as soon as possibleD Eayor Brown roported '7 cases in Hayors Court with 5 convicjz;ions., 2 suspensions and fClmes and costs arr.ounting to ~128000 assessed and collected.. He discussed the garbage situations> and sugge~~ed that the Street Truck pick up all trash in the parmlays this week in a clean up drive~ He asko~ that an ordinance be pr~ared covering resisting arrest. I:larshal su11ins~ arrestsp 2 cases dismissed, 5 paid fines arr..ounting to ~~12 8. 00 VJhich nas turncc. over to the City C1Grk. 'rhere was no report from the Fire Chiefo Ci ty Attorney IiIorse had prepared a Resolution" givin~ Dorothy Hilton the right to clean up and improve the lake front north of lot 6, block 520 r':r. GEl.ins s made a motion tl1.at the Resolution be adopted, the motion was secondGd by J[r. Stackhouse, anQ on roll call the vote was as follows: Ayes-Castner, Gaines" Higby, Roe" Stackhouse; Foes-none, so the Resolution" VIas adopted" a.. C<rJ7 ~ lk-< ~" A letter from Hr. C.D.Kennedy concernIDng Dr Turville was read, but no action takeno T:Re~e was some di8cussion of idle trucks being parked onEontrose and DeSoto Streets, and the I1arshal was instructed to see that the were moved off~ llir. Stackhouse made a motion that the bills listed on the following page be paid vlhen money is available. The motion was seconded by LTr. (l"a ines" and when put to a vote the motion carried.. There bOin3 no further business at this time" the Council adjourned" to meet at the call of the president. ~ .., .~ Cl t:y C1e r cff4~. President Ci ty Co1.Jnci1 --., 31ft OP CLERlf Oft ~ .-.., BILLS 11'0 BE APPROVED A:?RIL 4, 1944 t. 2'142. H.r.Cole 37.80 3. John Dingl. 2l.'10 4. Bonni. D.Vaughn 21.70 5. C. ~. Sullins 87.50 5. I;.R .J.Uss8.11 62.50 7. Gao .:D.1ke.. 1,439.50 St. a: Co. tax Certifioates 8. H.M.Col. 37.80 9. John Dangle 22.20 3?SQ. Bennie DeVaughn 22.20 1. Geo. J. ~ke. 208.78 St. & Co. ~ax Certiticate 2. U.::-. Call! 31.80 . 3. Jo~~ Dingla 25.50 .4. n~~li~ Devaughn ..23.70 5. Citizens 8runk '7,c07.7? 08,000 Ref Bonds purohaeed G. ~.F.Bous. 165.00 '1. C. ':; ..sullins 107.70 8. L.R.Fussell.. 60.20 9. J.?~chord 25.00 2760. Irv1~g I1~ Morse 25.:00 1.' Rose }J. Sharpe.. . "10.00.. 2. B. .l~. Cole 37.80 3. John Dingle 23.70 4. Bonnie D.Vaughn 23.70 5. Hazel KcCarthy . 11.20 G.Dr. S. H. Goleman 6.00 7. O. H. Albr1tton 61.50 1nooulating 41 dogs 8. Ed Nolen. . . rl.50 9. Irving F. Morse 16.41 bal. expsnse in suit tor g~oves 2.770. Geo. J. Dyke. 2.20 1. T. C. Cork. - 25.00 2. Postal Colony Co . 2.00 3. ].~.Ca~tner 4.00 . 4. StokiHI & Fitide 1.21 5. A. '~boi8 & Son 1.,4:9 6. D. E.F'1shback & Sons l3.85 7. Tha ~.xaB Co . 39.55 B. Aehord's Garag. 18.25 9. Clermont HMd..r. Co 2.55 2780. F1a T.1.phon~ Corp 29.04 1. Fla. Power C~rp 387.83 2. Standard Oil CQ 24.96 3. Leedy Whe.ler & Co 122.32 4. n rr t1 608.85 6. Wright 3: Catlin 12.87 6. CaRh-petty items 6.1S 7. Lakev1.. Hotel ~.15 r..ding prisoners 8. Delinquent Tax note PUnd Refund1ng expeMe P'und on tee g dal Ii. BUg.. coll..ted ~ -.., ~ ., ~ ~ R E 8 0 LUU T I 0 . WHEREAS I Dorotby Hilton, a resident of the C1ty ot Clermont, County of Lake and State of Flor1ds. 1s the owner of Lot 6 1n B1Qck 52 according to the OffieiQl Map of the City of Clermont as reao~ed in Plat Book 8, pages 17 to 23j,incluslve, public records of Lake County, Florida; and, that the propert~ ly1ne direotly Borth ot said Lot 6 1s owned by the C1ty ot Clermont and 1s dedicated to the Public .$ . City Park and said property 1s more particularly described as followe, to-wit. That triangular portion of the C1ty Park surreundIng Sparkl1ng 'iater Lake thRt lies between the following descr1bed boundarlesl Begin at the NGrtheast Corner of Lot 6, Block 52~ City of Clermont, and run due North. to the waters edge of Lake HlnneQla; then Southwesterly along the waters edge of Lake .inneola to the Berth- west Corner of 8ald Lot 6; then Southe.sterly along the boundary .t said Lot .6 to the Point of Be~1nnlng; WHEREAS, the said ~rouGrty hereinabove described is not kept 1n an improved condition by the City and is not generally used by the public as . Park; and, the said Dorothy Hilton having ex- press$Q a desire.to the City Counoil to have the pri~ileg6 of re- lIov1n@: all p:rassand underbrush from the sbov6said triangular parcel of property and hR. asked for the ri@'ht to set out gra!l8l, trees. and shrubs on eo1d property Rnd to penerall~ improve ~.me; and_ it appearing to the City Council of the city of Clermont that it would be a dec1c".ed improvement to that portion of the said City Park as hereinabove described to have same set out 1n grass, flowers, and shrubs; therefore, . BE IT RESOLVED th!it the sa1.d Dorothy Hilton 1s hereby given ths right to olean up and lm~rove the above described triangular parcel of property and exercise poesess1on and control of ~ame until such time in the future as said parcel of property 1s needed by the C1ty ot Clerm0nt 1n connection with said City lark, I1nd that the City shall give the said Dorothy Hilton 30 daY3 notice ot its desire to terminate her r1p,hts under this resolution ia and t. .a1d property and that ah$ shall have the right t. remeve any and all Imprevements that she has made on said pr~perty; it beiaa understood by the said Dorothy Hilton that such right to use aAd 1mpreve the above described parcel of propertydoem net em- brace the right to construot any buildings. docks, OP fences OD the aboy. triangular parcel of property. Pas8ed and adopted by the Oity Council of the city ot Olermont at its re~lar .E1eting held on the 4th day of April. A. D., 1944. ~ CITY OF CLEHlW:[ITT R::~CEIPTS & DISBURSEliEHTS FOR HAHCH, 1944. RECEIPTS Cash on hand & in Bank Licenses Finos & :0'orfeits Cemetery Lots 'Jater Accounts lTeter DGposi ts ~ciscellaneous General Ledger accts Taxes &. Paving 2-29-44 115.50 128.00 25.00 1,395.40 80.00 744.26 16.40 2,461.07 ~ ~ DISBURSEr(:3I~TS ADI~I!nSTHA'rIVE D:EPT. Salaries & Help Office Expense- GEnERAL EXPENSE Fuel & Light Building Repairs Civilian Defense I~iscel1an00us Grove labor STii.EET DEprr. Salaries &, Labor Lights Truck Cisco FIRE D:SPT Salaries I'isc. POT ICE D3PT. Salaries & Extra Police Foeding Prisoners TTiscellaneous P AR!(f) n-~PT. Salaries & Labor Eisc. Rec~eation-dock lights C~L;ET:SRY- labor T' ':'isc. SA~ITATION- Garbage disposal '.lATER D"';PT. Salaries I}, Labor Pumping Expense Pipe & Fittins I'.Ieter Deposit Refunds I'jisc. 200.00 3.50 7.00 3.80 4.06 239.72 37.70 111.40 183.97 39.02 1.65 25.00 1.00 305.00 7.15 72.31 26.45 4.60 1.50 14.00 1.30 62.00 147.00 .61 50.00 2.23 GENERAL Investments in Bonds 7,607.77 Co. & St. Cert. on Groves1,648.28 Chairs 138.76 Water Deters 129.00 9,523.81 ~ ~ less ':.1.11. Tax .17 , 862 .04 4,965.63 22,827.67 203.50 292.28 336.04 26.00 384.46 32.55 15.30 180.95 261.84 9,523.81 11,256.73 23.80 11,232.93 11,594. '7'1 ACCOUNTED 1}'On A'3 FOLLO'JS City Clerk-Cash on hand 20.00 Baru{- Genora1 Fund 1,720.17 4 mill fund 903.64 Int & Sink. fund 7,760.27 Capital riesorve fund 166.74 Delinquent Tax Hate fund 122.32 Refunding Ex ense fund 608.85 ':later I,'leter Dl"!posit Fund 292.75 11,594.74 ,- ~- rt.~.Bouse,City Clerk