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09-06-1933 Regular Meeting Minutes regular adjourned meeting Clermont City Go~ncl1 held at the city hall September 6th, 1933 ~ ..~ Meeting called to order at 7;35 P.M. by President House. Councilmen present, Miller, Kern and Perry. and Mayor VJinston Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. The Treasurer' s Heport ShOVl)!d the following balances; Geheral Fund $91.09 Klemm state Fund $454.52, Water Fund $612.57 Marshall Sullens re~orts no arrests; $124.01 collected in water bills and ~5.00 occupational licenses. I The following bills were ~proved and ordered paid} ~ From enenal Fund f Ce.rl Kindred $125.00 . Clermont Hdw. & Supply Co 1.00 Clermont_Press i.OO~ Florida Xelephone Corporation 3.75.'/ Florida Public Service Co 1.80~ Geo. F. Westbrook 25.00 . From ~treet Fund Clermont Hdwe. & Supply Co Florida Public Service Co .20 132.50 p--' From Fire Fund J.P. Achord Fire Calls; A Sheldon R. Hogers, R. House, B McRae J.W. Hinson @ ~2fOO each From Police Fund L.E. SUllens Florida elephone Corp. Stokes &'Fields $2~ .00 ./"' 10.00/ ~;illO .00 f'" 2.50 '.:.:; 10.00 From Water Fund Cie rl110n t Hdvl. & Supp ly Co Clermont Press Florida Public Service Uo Petty Cash RO~T Lassi tar D.L. Morrison $1.40 ./" 5.00 75.60.7', 2.46// 4.37"'''< 23.25 From Park Fund lNm. Ber.Jf'i $13.90 It was !'loved, seconded and carried that a bill from Honor Howell for $7.50 rental on tools and oakum and lead be tabled. I By motlon which was Benonded and carried the clerk was instruc~ed to have R.F. Bailey bui!d and put a door on the punlp house south of the tank. ~ .~ Bj' motion which was seconded and carried the clerk was inst:r:'ucted to a0vertis6 that the Council would sit as" an equalization Board to hear complain.ts at eight o'Clock P.M. Uctober 3rd, ~ By motion which was seconded and carried the clerk was instructed to purchase 3 street brooms to be used by workers in cleaning up the streets. By motion which was seconded and carried the Fire Committee was instructed to request the Fire Chief.' to fl~sh the f're Hydrants every three months and see that the fire truck is taken out at least once each week to be sure it is in working order. M5_nl'!.i~es regular adjourned meeting 9/6/33 Sheet No. 2 -~ .., Chaivn~n House then offerod for discussicn the following change in rat3s, rules and regulationsJ That tho rates for users beginning September 1, 1933, shaJ,l be as follil>VJs; $1.00 per month service charge to each user plus 25 cents per thousand gallons or ~raction thereof for the first 10,000 gallons. 20fi per t1-ousand for the next 15,000 gallons. l5~ per thousmnd for the next 75,000 gallons. 12~~ per thousand gallons for the next 400,000 gallons, and 10~ per thousand gallons for allover 500,000 gallons. Whore there is no mete~ the rate shall be $2.00 per month except in Edgewood and Lincoln Park, and vlhere there is r,o plu.mbing in the house, in which case the rate shall be ~j>l.25 per month to each user. I All meters shall be read each month, and pROper amount char- ged to user. In case the user claims the aI'lOunt is not ri&ht, or there is an apparent error in the meter reading meter shall be checked as to reading and tested as to accunacy. If found correct the charge shall stand, :i,f incorrect the proper adjustment shall be made by the water committee.. Present users who have not a $10.00 deposit on city oV'med. st9.l1oe,rd meters shall deposit $1.00 per month until the required $10.00 is reached. New users s~~ll deposit ~5.00 the first month and (pl.OO per month until the required ~10.00 is readhed. Deposits ~ill be returned upmn discontinuance of service after all bills are paid in full. lieters ovmed by individuals may be taken over by the city at any time crediting the owner withn $10.00 meter deposit and $1.00 chn 'che water account. 1t A street foreman shall be hired by the Street and Park Committee to oversee those working out water accounts. and such foreman shall be paid at the r8,te of aort per hour. Only those approved by all three members of the water committee will be allowed to vlOrk out water bills. A motion was then amde that the above rules and regule.tions be adopted. The motion was seconded a,nd upon being put to a vote carried unanimously. Mr. Perry then introduced the follovIing ordinance; I AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE OWNER OR PERSON HAVING THE CUSTODY OF ANY UNLICENSES DOG OR DOGS FRDr.r PER~lITTING THE SAID UNLICENSES DOG OR DOGS TO RUN AT LARGE WITHIN THE CORPO}~TE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CLERMONT' AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIOn OF THIS ORDINANCE. which was' rea,d, in full and numbered Ordinance Number 17. Mr. Kern then ill.:.....-:-. that the rules be waived and ,that Ordinance No. 17 be placed on it's second reading and passage. The motion was seconded by Councilman ~iller and upon vote being taken the motion carried unanimously. Thereppnn Ordinance No. 17 "'lB.S' read in full and upon roll call the vote was as follovsj Ayes; Kern, Perry, Miller and House Noes; None. ~ ,., So thE'l OrdDlnance passed, title as stated, and was signed by the President of the City Council and the City Clerk and imrj')ediatel~l certified to the ~:layor. The ordinance appears in ths Ordinance book in full. I There being ~o fu~ther business the meet et the call of the PreSident. ~~~ -- CIGrk. ad.journed to / oU-n.C L