08-01-1933 Regular Meeting
Minutes regula.r meeting Clermont City Council
held at the City hall August 1, 1933.
Meeting called to order at 7;30 P.M. by President
House. Councilmen present Perry, Miller and Kern.
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Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
The Treasurers Report showed the following ba1amces
in the respective funds. General $64.34 Klemm Estate
$454.52 Water $423.22.
'The marshall reported three arrests made and $29.00
in dog licenses collected and $48.21 collected in
occupation licenses.
The following bills were approved and ordered paid
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From General Fund
Carl Kin~red ~
Florida elephone Corporation
Florida Public Service Co
From Street Fund
Florida Public Service Co
Clermont Hardware Co
$125.00: /
3~75 --'
1.50............
$132.50 --
4.25 /
From Fire Fund
$25.00/'
J.P. Achord
From P'lice Fund
C.E. SuiIlih:ins
Florida Telephone Corporation
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$98.00
2 .50 ~~/
From Water Fund
Florida Public Service Co
Gas for truck and License tag
Clermont Hardware Co
D.L. Morrison
$67 .80~.
3.97"""'"
1.52 --
45 .50 ~<
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It was then brought to the attwntion of the
Council that tractors working in the Pope and
Chandler Grove were driving upon the paved road to
turn around with their discs thereby doing considerable
damage to the paving and tearing down the curb. After
some discussion the clerk was instructed to take the
matter up with O.H. Keene, agricultural supervisor
and see if this damage could be repaieed and this
practice of turning around on the paving stopped.
It was moved by Mr. Perr,r. that the salary of Marshall
Sullins be increased to $110.00 per month. The motio~
was seconded by Mr. ~ern and upon roll call the motion
carried unanimously. Mr. Sullins was given an added
duty of cutting off the water when the bills are not
paid.
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A ~otlon was made, seconded and carried that in the
event water users are in arrears two or more months
the users are to pay the current month's bill and
the oldest delinquent bill each month until the bill
is paid in full. In the event the water is cut off
there shall be a service charge of $1.00 for turning
the water back on.
Minutes regular meeting Aug. 1, 1933 Sheet No. 2
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Mr. H. C. B~wn presented to the Council a requast
for permission to dismantle the present structure in
Lake Minneo1a at the foot of Eighth Street, and to build
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a new recreation pier on the lake front. Thereupon, Mr.
hu.'~'~'1-V- intro duced the following reso1ution:
WHEREAS, the present structure, located in Lake
Minneo1a at the foot of Eighth Street, is in an unsafe
condition, and constitutes a menace to the safety of the
citizens of Clermont, and in the judgment of the City
Council, this structure should be removed; therefore, per-
mission is hereby granted to H. C. Br~wn and associates
to dismantle and remove this structure, the same to be
done in such manner as will leave no rubbish or debris or
other unsightly matters where the building is now located.
And permission is further granted to the said H. C.
Brown and associates to construct a recreation pier in the
waters of Lake Minneola, smmewhere in the vicinity of the
foot of Eighth Street, such pier to be so constructed that
it will not appear unsightly, and will be safe for the use
of the ci tizens of Clermont.
Permission is further gran ted said H. C. Brown and
associates for the construction of bath houses on the shore
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of said Lake Minneo1a, in the vicinity of Eighth Street,
but not to be located north of Eighth Streeti such bath
houses to be constructed in a neat manner, and so oanstructed
that they will not appear unsightly, and be under the supervision
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of a permanent organization.
Material taken from Building to be used in the construction
of said bath houses and pier, or if sold the proceeds used for
material in the above projects.
Mr. Perry moved the adoption of the foregoing resolution,
and upon vote being taken it was unanimously adopted.
There bt1ling no
djourned.
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TRIAL BALANCE JULY 31, 1933.
GENERAL FUND.
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Cash:
General
Klemm Estate
1932 Taxes Receivable
1931 II II
1930 II II
1929 II "
1928 Del Taxes Rec. R.E.
1928" II Personal
1928" " Certifica. tes
" II R HE
1927 ec.. .
1927 II II Personal
1927 II II Dertificates
1926 & Prior Certificates
Expense
Florida Telephone vorporation
Notes .Ll.eceivab1e
Streets and Sidewalks
Other Permanent Properties
Appropriations
Del. Taxes Due Sinking
Due Klemm Estate from 1930 Taxes
Fines and Forfeitures
Licenses
Cemetery Lot Sales
,Miscellaneous Sales
Penalty Delinquent Taxes
Bond Interest Payable
Due to Water Funds
Due Assessment Fund
Bonds Payable
Unappropria.yed Surplus
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64.34
454.52
573,280.53
438,971.58
16,286.37
12,436.17
480.69
182.05
7,624.06
100.75
74.10
6,001.15
4,102.74
3,762.80
3.50
446.40
50,000.00
85,275.00
573,280.53
7,411.74
3,958.31
11.00
250.75
40.00
55.00
53.57
22,935.00
6,700.91
23,975.47
147,300.00
41J>.,574.47
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~ 1,199,546.75
WATER FUND
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Cash
Water Rents Heceivab1e
Due from General Fund
Expense
Stores, Tools and Truck
Per~manent Properties
Sale of Pipe
Water Revenues
Due to Users
Meter Deposits
Notes Payable
Bonds Payable
Surplus invested in fixed Assets
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itP 1,1-99,546.75
DR.
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423.22
896.73
6,700.91
1,180.66
1,577.50
55,604.86
13.05
5,764.43
455.81
550.00
3,500.00
36,000.00
20,100.59
$ 66,'383.88
ftP 66,383.88
TRIAL BALANCE JULY 31, 1933. Sheet 2
ASSESSMENT FUND DR. CR
Paving #1 Principle . ,22,995.89
" #1 IntiJrest 12,259.28
" #2 It 25,292.26
" #2 " 13,359.18
" 13 " 39,371.82
" 1~3 " 27,850.06
It #4 " 195,984.18
" #4 " 98,987.13
" #5 If 142,058.02
" #5 " 69,773.01
" #6 " 128,985.32
" 66 " 64,824.46
" Concrete 9,591.85
" " 4,164_67
Sidewalk #1 597.70
" #1 234.13
rf 112 212.66
II #2 16.91
Real Estate 18,399.20
Surplus Payable 2,129.89
Bond Interest 150,827.84
Bonds Payable 722.000.00
$874,95'7.'73 $874,957.'73