09-05-1939 Regular Meeting
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CITY OF CLERMONT
Minutes or the regular meeting or the City Council held at
the City Hall, Tuesday, September 5, 1939, 7:30 P.M.
The meeti~g was called to order by president O.H.Keene,
other members of thA Council present being A.M.Johnson and
R. L. Lassiter. Mayor R.C.Brown, City Abtorney Geo. F.
Westbrook, Street gupt. R. F. Anderson, and Uarshall H. S.
Cleaver were also present.
~tlnutes or the meeting August 1st were read and approved.
Mayor Brovm's report was read. In it were several
recommendations which were acted upon by the Council.
Mr Johnson made a motion that the old Zoning Commission
appointed over a year ago, be discharged, and that a new
Commis$'en composed or L. E. Denslow, S. H. Bowman, C. w.
Broomall, Jerry E~n, and Irving F. Morse be appointed to
act under the provisions of the City Charter. The motion
was secon~ed by Mr. Lassiter, and when put to a vote, carried.
Uayor Brown was asked to write the Florida Publio Servic'e
Co~pany in regard to the orten disru~ed electric service, to
see if conditions could not be improved.
Mr. Lassiter made a motion that XkK Lake Sunnyside Drive
on the west side or the lake between Pine St. and Hibiscus
St. be temporarily closed and a barricade erected at each
end, on account of the dangerous wash-out in the Street
during the recent rains. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Jo~~cn, and when put to a vote the motion c~rried.
Mr. Lassiter made a motion that the two-story dwelling
located on the west 100 ft or lots 18-19-20, Block 91, owned
'" by tIre .Potter be condemned and ordered torn down. Mr. JohnRon
seconded the motion, and when put to a vote the motion carriea
Mr. Westbrook said that the debt settlement seems to be
progressing satisfactorily.
The Council agrad to meet as the Tax Equalization Board
on Sept. 26th to hear any complaints of tax assessments.
Mr. Lass:lJter made a motion that the 2" water main on
Orange Ave be extended east across East Ave; and that Mr.
C. B. Pierce pay for the pipe from East Ave along :tK Grand
Highway to a point opposite his new house, a distance of
about 1200 ft; and he is to be reimbursed in that amount by
Ci ty water furnished at the regular rate, at vrhich time the
pipe becomes the property of the City. The motion was.
seconded by Ur. Johnson, and when put to R vote, carried.
It was move d by Mr. ITohnson, seconded by Mr.Lassiter
and carried that the following bills be approved and ordered
paid whe money is available: v/
Har,I'Y' Starr 42.00 -#960..
R. P.House 125.00 1 ~
H.S.Cleaver 125.00 2 ~
J. P. ~chord 25.00 3
Geo.F-'festbrook 25.00 4 V'
lirs. Rose ;;. Sharpe 10.00 5 ~
Florida Public Servic'e C0249. 69 6 ~
Florida TelepDone Corp 8.85 7V
O.K.Ice Co 5.75 8V
Sanger Builders Supply 24.48 9V
V.P.Vickers 75.38 970V
SunChevrolet. Co 47.49 1 v
Postal Developtti~nt Co 13.55 2 if
T. F. Thompson 3.00 4 ~
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Clermont Press 76.00 973 ~
Minutes of re~lar meeting Sept.5.l939
Sunshine Foundry
Cash-Pay roll
Petty
Fire Call
Dr. E. ~. Coleman
J.Stokes, Distributor
Clermont Hardware
Co
199.00
13.63
12.00
17.50
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224.63
3.00
59.30
7.48
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There being no further business, the Co~cil adjourned, to
meet at the call of the president.
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CITY OF CLERMONT
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR AUGUST, 1939.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand July 31,1939 $2,679.35
Water accounts collected $820.25
'_'l!at er meter deposits 22.50
Licenses, occupational 2.50
" dog 1.00
Fines & Forfeits 7.00
Sanitary Privies 5.50
~ r.1iscellaneous .90 859.65 859.65
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DISBURSEMENTS
Am:IN IS TRATIVE
Salaries 174.00
Fuel & Tights 2.62
Office Expense & Supplies 13.89
Miscellaneous .68 191.19
STREET D':PT.
Labor 29.20
Lights 184.67
Truck Expense 49.78
lUscellaneous 6.97
W. P. A. Project 94.15 364.77
FIRE DEPT.
Salaries 25.00
Truck Expense 12.54 37.54
POLICE DEPT.
Salaries 167.00
Feeding prisoners 47.25
t!iscellaneous 6.28 220.53
WATER D}t~PT.
Labor 14.60
Pumping Expense 71.10
Pipe & Fittings 24.13
Meter Dep.ref~ds 10.00
l"iscellaneous 1.25 121.08
PARKS
Labor, lights, tools,material 45.68
CEUETERY
Labor 10.60
GBfiiBAL
Fine refunded 15.00
Materials for garage add. 11.88
Savings Bonds(metnr dep) 1012.50 1,039.38 2,031.77
$1,508.23
ACCOUNTED FOR AS FOLLOWS:
Account in Bank, Treasurer 1,236.43
" " " l1'eter Deposit 251.80
Cash in drawer, City Clerk 20.00 $1,508.23
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