08-06-1935 Regular Meeting
Minutes regular meeting Clermont City Council held
at the City Hall August 6, 1935
Meeting, called to order at eight o'clock P.M. by
President Keene. Councilmen present Kern. Ogden, Roe
Robi~son, May~r Ware and Attorney Westbrook.
Mi~utes of previous meeting read and approved.
The following bills were approved and ordered paid when
funds are available;
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Carl Kindred
Fla. Tel. Corporation'
Fla. Public Serbice Co
Petty Cash
Clermont Press
From Street
L.E. Denslow
Fla. Pub Service
Don's Service Station
Cler. Rd..e. & Supply Co
Ogden Motor Company
Fund
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$100.00 . /
3.60 v
1.50 v'
2.00 I/'
6.50 v
Fund V'
$50.00
41.50 .'
12.52 /
5.36 V
2.30
Achord's Garage
J.P. Achord
Fire Hydrant
From Fire Fund
$ 8.00>'
25.00!~
16.38
From Park Fund
Achord · s Garage
Sunnoce Service Station
Clermont Hdwe. & Supply Co
From Police
C.E. Sullens
Fla. Tel Corporation
Fla. Public Service Company
Betty Cash
W.S. Darley & Company
A.G. Moore
From Water
Fla. Public Service Co
Harr,y P. Leu Inc.,
Cler. lIdwe. & Supply Co
Lassi,ter Service Station
Chas R. Short
Atnerican National Bank
Clermont Press
$3.18 \/'
9.78 /'
3.05
Fund /
$100.00 '1
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3.97 V
17.78
Fund
$69.90 t/
1.25
2. 33 ~,
3.49V.
210.00 ~
100.00//
10.00 V
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Council9mn Ogden then introduced the following ordinance;
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND LICENSING THE MANUFACTURE,
DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF BEVERAGES CONTAINING MORE THAN
ONE PER CENTUM OF ALCAHOL BY WEIGHT; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR
THE VIDLATION OF THIS ACT, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HE~VITH, which was read in full and numbered
Ordinance Number 22.
Councilman Robinson then moved that the rules be waived and
that Ordinance Number 22 be placed on its second readinl and
passage. The motion was seconded by Councilman Roe and upon
vote be!ng taken carried unanimously. Thereupon Ordinance
Number 22 was read in full and upon roll call the voue was
as tollows;
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Ayes; Ogden, Roe, Kern, Robinson, Keene.
Noes; None
So the Ordinance passed title as stated and was signed by the
President of the City Council and the City Clerk and
immediately certified to the Mayor. The ordi~ance appears here
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Section 7. All ordinance and parts ot ord1..nances in, con-
.fllet herewith are hereby repeaJ.ed; but such repeal shall
be limited to such ordinances and part;s of ordinances as are
inconf11ct herewith, and no part of anY' ordinance which 1s
not in conflict with this Ordinance 1s repealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall be effeotive upon ita passage
and approval by t he Mayor.
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Passed by the CouncU at ita re~ar meeting 11:e1d on
# 1935.
Atteat
Preslden~Clty CounClt
city ~lerk
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Minutes regular meeting Aug. 6th,
Sheet NO.c1
After some discussion with reference to cleaning the
water tank the chairman of the water committee was instructed
to have same cleaned.
The clerk repoeted that the cheapest stop signs he had been
able to locate was $1.69 for an enameled sign 24 X 24. The
chairman of the street committee was authorized to get the
number of signs necessary
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Councilman Robinson then introduced the following
resolution;
WHEREAS, the City of Clermont is indebted unto Isom
Blackburn in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars for pipe to
extend the water main to his residence.
WHEREAS, the city has no available funds with which to pay
the hill.
NOW, therefore be it resolved that the proper officers of
the 6ity of Cler.mont be, and they are hereby authorized and
directed to make, execute and deliver unto the said Isom
Blackburn, a certificate of indebtedness in the sum of $200.00'
without in~erest, payee to accept water at the regulaD rates
in payment of this certificate.
The resolution was adopted by motion which was seconded
and carried.
~ motion which was seconded and carried Messrs. Ware,
Rovinson and Keene, were naned on a committee to outline
WPA Projects for Clermont and meet with Director Swope or
his representative at eh Ci~ Hall at Ten O'Clock Fri4ay
morning August 9th.
By motion which was seconded and carried Marshall Sullens
was granted a two weeks vacation with pay, and Mayor Ware was
authorized to name a special policeman to take his place .
during his absence. .
Councilman Robinson then introduced" the following Ordi~~~~:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7, OF ORDINAN CE NUMBER ~9, OF
THE CITY OF CLERMONT, RELATING TO OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAXES,
which"was read in full and numbered Ordinance Number 23.
Councilman Roe then moved that the rales be waived and that
ordinance Number 23 be placed on it's second reading and
passage. The motion was seconded by Councilman Kern and upon
vote being taken carried unamiously. Thereupon Ordinance
Number 23 was read in full and upon roll call the vote was
as followsj
Ayesj Ogden, Kern, Roe, RObinson, Keene.
Noes; None.
So the Ordinance passed title as stated and was signed by
the President of the City Council and the ,City Clerk and
1mmediately certified to the Mayor. The Ordinance appears
in the Ordinan.ce book in full.
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There being no further business the ~eeting adjourned to
meet at the call of the President.
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J1~~JJ
Clerk
TRIAL BALANCE JULY #Lst, 1935.
WATER FUND.
Cash
Accounts Receivable
Expense
Due from General Fund
Bond No. 61
Stores, Tools and Truck
Permanent Properties
Service Connection. ~har,es
Water Revenues
Due to Users
Notes Payable
Meter Deposite
Bonds Payable
Surplus invested in fixed Assets
$E?5,529.24
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GENEHAL FUND:
Cash; General
Cemetery
Klemm Estate
1933 Taxes rleceivable
1932 II . "
1931" "
1930" "
1929" II
1928 Del. Taxes
1928" "
1928" "
192'7" "
1927" "
1927" "
1926 & Prior
Expense
Notes Receivable
Streets and Sidewalks
Other Permanent Properties
Penalty Delinquent Taxes
Fines and Forfeitures
Licenses
Cemetery Lot Sales
Sale of Junk
Due to Water Fund
Due Klemm Estate from 1930 Taxes
Due Assessment Fund
Bond Interest Payable
Bonds Payable
Surplus
Heal Est.
Personal
Certificates
Real Est.
Personal
Certificates
Certificates
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DR.
18.55
118.56
101.85
;'7050,075.34
581,101.20
439,593.72
15,549.23
11,797.66
471.89
182.05
6,931.16
100.75
74.10
5,671.70
4,139~67
3,997.95
446.40
50,000.00
85,275.00
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$1,935,646.78
DR.
565.97
894.67
1,063.53
4,249.44
900.00
1,209.50
54,646.13
CR.
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528.32
47.50
221.50
75.00
2.00
4,249.44
3,503.79
25,457.16 .
39,027.00
14'7,300.00
1,715,235.07
$1,935,646.78
OR
12.25
6,196.65
453.31
3,500.00
549.00
36,000.00
16,818.03
$ 63,529.24
TRIAL BALANCE JULY 31, 1935.
ASSESSMENT FUND. DR. CR.
Paving No. 1. Principle 17,842.54
tt " I Jr. h>"':'~ !". t Interest 12,029.20 .
" " 2 " 24,475 .71 ~
" " 2 " 16,638.12 .
" " 3 " 36,136.01.
" " 3 " 32,328.84.
~. " 4 " 186,283.26 .
,., " 4 " 123,331.59 .
" 5 " 131,957.07 .
" 5 " 85,532.00 4
" 6 " 127,480.98 .
" 6 " 84,501.02 ..
Concrete " 8,97.2.00 ..
Concrete " 4,587.30.
Sidewalk No. 1 " 597.70-
" No. 1 " 234.13 .
" " 2 " 212.66 ..
" " 2 " 16.91 "
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Due from U.enera1 Fund 25,457.16
Real Estate 17,82;1..36
Deficit 6,310.50
Mrs C. T. Galloway $ ,,46.06
Bond Interest Payable 22&:700.00
Bonds Payable 717,000.00
$ 942,746.06 $ $f~~'746 .06
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