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ation Center and get ideas and cost for some landscaping around City
Hall.
To submit prices to Council at next meeting.
LANIER PRODUCTS
Mr. Matthew McFadden discussed the Lanier Advocate II which re-
corded this meeting.
President Douglas suggested using it at another meeting before
a decision is made.
ADJ 0URNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting Recessed at 9:43 P.M.
until Thursd_my, January 25, 1979 at 7:00 P.M.
Edward W. Douglad?//
President City Council
City of 0keechobee
ATTEST:
Bonnie S. ThS~as
I City Clerk
City of 0keechobee
RECESSED MEETING .T~U. RSDAY, JANUARY 2~, 1~..7~
The City Council of the City of 0keechobee, ~lorida, convened in
a Recessed Session in the Council Chambers at the City Hall, 0keechobee,
Florida, at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, January 26, 1979.
President ~dward W. Douglas presiding.
Councilmen Donald Burk, Oakland Chapman and Lytle Raulerson were
present. Councilman Jim Knight was absent.
Others preeent were: L.C. Fortner, Jr., Director of Public Works;
David Conlon, City Attorney; Richard B. Spray, Building Official; Dr.
Ernest Bartley, Planning Consultant; Bonnie S. Thomas, City Clerk and
Sylvia Christian, Deputy Clerk.
79-16 LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT - ZONING
Dr. Ernest R. Bartley appeared before the Council and discussmd the
following:
1. Mobile Home Subdivision - Lowry Markham and Lee Anita Sherman
Williams. Zoning Ordinance would have to be amended.
Clerk Thomas to notify adjoining property owners.
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2. Comparative Population Estimates and Projections for the City of
0keechobee. Sources: U.S. Census; Bureau of Economic and Business
Research, University of Florida; Consultants Estimates; United
Telephone Company, 0keechobee, Florida.
AD J 0URNMENT
There being no further business, the Meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M. _-~
~dward-W. Dougla~ /
President City Cour~6il
City of 0keechobee
ATTEST:
Bonnie S. Thomas
City Clerk
City of 0keechobee
FIRST REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 13t
The City Council of the City of 0keechobee, Florida, convened in --~
Regular Session in the Council Chambers at the City Hall, Okeechobee,
Florida, at 7:00 P.M., Tuseday, February 1~.~ 1979.
President Edward W. Douglas presiding.
Councilmen Donald Burk, Oakland Chapman, Jim Knight and LYtle Rau-
lerson were present.
Others present were: L.C. Fortner, Jr., Director of Public Works;
Larry Mobley, Chief of Polioe; E.H. Reutebuch, Assistant Fire Chief, Richard
B. Spray, Building Official; Bonnie S. Thomas, City Clerk and Sylvia
Christian, Deputy Clerk.
The Invocation was offered by Councikman Oakland Chapman.
79-19 ~UBLIC HEARING
BID TABULATIONS - ONE 197~ AUTOMOBILE - STANDARD POLICE PACKAGE
It being the hour of seven o'clock p.m. and p~rsuant to a notice
published January 18th and 25th, 1979 sealed bids were received, opened
and read for one 1979 Automobile Standard Police Package.
Bids were as follows:
1 - Gilbert Chevrolet Company- $6,764.00
2 - 0keechobee Motor Company - $6,595.00
3 - Okeechobee Chrysler - Dodge, Inc. - $6,829.50
Following discussion Councilman Chapman moved to accept the bid of
$6,595.00 from the 0keechobee Motor Company, seconded by Councilman Burk
and vote carried.
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79-1 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
It was moved by Councilman Burk and seconded by Councilman Raulerson
and vote carried that the Minutes of January 23rd and 25th, 1979 be approved
as recorded.
79-20 STREET OPENING REQUEST
Mr. Jim Wright and Mr. Jim Attaway appeared before the Council re-
questing a portion of S.W. 5th Ave.' from S~W. 5th Dr. to 'S.W..21s~ ~S~ .be
narrowed from a 100 foot Right-of-Way to a 7o foot Righ~-bf-Wayan~ ~or S.W.
5th Av~. to be opened. They also requested S.W. 18th St. be opened from S.W.
5th Avenue to South West 4th Avenue·
The Council had earlier requested 5th Avenue be surveyed·
President Douglas questioned the Attorney as to what the legal ap-
proach would be.
Th~Attorney stated that if it is in the Councils opinion that it
benefits the City the Council can narrow this Street·
President Douglas asked who would become the owner of the property
of the Street Right-of-Way. The Attorney state~ that it could remain with
the original dedicators or go to the abutting land owners.
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Burk moved to have the
Attorney research the subject of narrowing the Right-of-Way and report
legal measures back to the Council, seconded by Councilman Chapman and
vote carried·
Councilman Knight made a motion to have Director Fortner investigate
the cost of opening S~uih Wes~ 18th St~e%, ~seco~Xde~i,b¥, Cour~oilm~ua~Burk
and vot~ carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
79-10 ORDINANCE NO. 407 - ELECTRICAL CODE - FINAL READING
Councilman Knight moved to adopt "An Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 81, Electrical Code; providing for the adoption of the National Electrical
Code with certain modifications"~ motion was seconded by Councilman Burk
and vote ~arried.
PUBLIC HEARING
79-3 ZONING ORDINANCE - MARKHAM AND WILLIAMS - FINAL MEARING
President Douglas presented the final hearing on Zoning of property
described as: Unplatted land of City· Beginning at North West corner of
South West ~ of Section said point being South West corner of Government
Lot 5 Rnn South on West boundary of Section ~62 feet run East 1348 5 feet
to point on East boundary of North West ~ of South West ~ said point being
169 feet South of South East corner of Government Lot 9, run North 169 feet
to South East corner of Government Lot 5 run West on South boundary of
Government Lot 5 to South West corner thereof and Point of Beginning 22,
37 South 35 East 5 acres. From Agriculture to RMH.
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President Douglas asked adjoining property owners for discussion
with the following responses:
1. Attorney Hendry spoke representing The Schwalbe's.
2. Johnny Louthan appeared with questions pertaining to the Boning
Ordinance.
5. Frank Altobello wishes to do more research.
President DougLas stated that no final action can be done on this
rezoning at this time unless the Council decides not to rezone the pro-
perty described.
Mr. Charles Allen Robertson stated that at the Meeting of January
25 the Council decided there could not be a final hearing until after the
amendment to the Zoning Regulations. He said the Mobile Home Subdivision
he was interested in locating was not going to be a Trailer Park, it is a
Mobile Home Subdivision with.permanent residence. Mr. Rob-ertson read the
deed restrictio~s and answered all questions from interested parties.
Following a lengthy.discussion, Councilman Burk moved to table
action until special meeting of March 22, 1979, seconded by Councilman
Knight and vote carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
79-3 ZONING ORDINANCE - MARKHAM AND WILLIAMS - FINAL HEARING
President Douglas presented the final hearing on Zoning of property
described as: Unplatted land of City. That part of North East ¼ of South
West ~ lying West of Taylor Creek 22, 57 South, 55 East 1.57 Acres. From
Agriculture to RMH.
President Douglas asked adjoining property owners for discussion with
~e'foll~ing responees:
1. Sidney Bevine - opposing
2. C. J. Mundee - opposing
5. Ray Fuller - questioning
After all interested parties had responded, the Council, stated they
felt action should be tabled along with the previous partial.
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Knight moved to table
action along with the previous partial of land as described, seconded by
Councilman Raulerson and vote carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
79-21 ORDINANCE NO. 408 - ZONING ORDINANCE - FIRST READING
President Douglas submitted for first reading Ordinance Number #408 --~
which is "An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 402; Zoning Ordinance
for the City of 0keechobee. Amendment providing waiver of certain min-
imum acreage requirements for expansion of existing Mobile Home Parks
or Mobile Home Subdivisions."
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Councilman Burk moved to advertise this Ordinance for publication,
seconded by Councilman Knight and vote carried.
SEWER LINE AGREEMENT
79-22
Mr. Kenneth Brown representing Mr. Charles Royal appeared before the
Council stating that in the Sewer Line Agreement between the City of
0keechobee, City Markets and Royals, there is a disagreement as to when
-- the date should begin upon the reservation of 60,000 (Sixty Thousand)
gallons of sewer capacity. One Agreement says "September 14, 1978" and
the other Agreement says "from the date of this Agreement." Royals and
Sons request "from the date of this Agreement."
President Douglas stated that in the Agreement referred to in Sept-
ember the City had to reserve allocations for that amount, to give Royals
and Cit~_ Markets the assurance of that amount and as of this date Royal
.and Bever still have not signed the Agreement. 'The Sewer Line has been
in operation since December.
Mr. Brown informed the Council that Mr. Royal and Mr. D.ever would, agree
to pay Attorney Conlon~m Attorney fees if the Council extends this
to February, 1979.
President Douglas asked if Mr. Beaver is ready to sign the Agreement.
Mr. Brown stated that to the best of his knowledge Mr. Beaver is ready to
sign.
Comncilman Raulerson stated that the contract should have been signed
before the job was started, and he feels that Mr. Beaver is the reason
that the contract has not been signed and has been held up for the 4 or 5
month period.
The City has been very lenient with the contract the City has with
Royals and Mr. Beaver. The fact that we have gone outside the City and
offered the services and there were several contract negotiations between
the City and the two parties there could never seem to be an Agreement
reached, because of some property easements that the City had to have for
their Right-of-Way. Councilman Raulerson does not feel there is anything
.... more to negotiate he feel~ the point has been reached that there needs
to be a contract or the Sewer Service needs to be cut.
The Attorney informed the Council that there is a contraet signed by
Mr. Royal which requires him to be individually liable for Attorney's fees
and Engineering cost for Mr. Markham's pipe. The City Council granted a
30 day extension with the condition that Mr. Royal sign the contract.
Councilman Burk stated that the City began in good faith and has con-
tinued in good faith all along and he feels the City should go with the
September contract and not extend it to February.
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Mr. Beaver has a septic tank so he does not have to have City Sewer
service.
The Attorney advised the Council to approve the original contract
that sets out the original date of September, sign contract and,give the
City Attorney's Office instructions to ~ubmit the contract to the parties
at the same time giving the City Attorney's Office instructions as to what
to do if a signed contract does not come back from the parties within a ~ ---
certain amount of time.
Each Councilman agreed with the Attorney.
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Burk moved to give 45 days
to the two parties to sign agreement and meet all the compliances and
releases, seconded by Councilman Raulerson and vote carried.
79-6 AWARDING 0F BID ON LIFT STATION AND SENAGE FORCE MAIN ADJACENT TO KELLEY
TRAILER PARK - AWARD RECOMMENDATION
President Douglas read a letter from Robert E. Owens and Associates
by Don Shepherd, Engineer, as follows:
As requested the bids received on the above proposed contract have
been reviewed.
Both the low and second low proposals were conditioned as regards to
the pumping equipment. The low bid offered a deduction if substitute pumps ---
could be approved; the second low bid was based on substitute pumps re-
quiring additional cost if the specified pumps are used. Using Bid Items
A per plans as a basis, the low bid is $13,618.60 below second low, with the
entire differential being in the price for force main construction.
We are familiar with the low bidder's ability and recommend award to the
low bidder, Markham Pipelines. I feel it would be prudent to award the
deeper lift station item and to exclude the crossing of State Road ~7~- The
contract recommended would consist of Items A-1 and B-1 in the amount of
$28,704.00.
Prior to contract award, the status of the lift station and force
main eastments should be determined and the funds from the eligible part-
icipants should be in hand or in escrow.
As to these monies, this project goes back to 1976, in which the only
participants were to be the Kelley and Ward Trailer Parks, on a 50%/50%
basis. The estimated construction cost was $21,000.00 at that time.
Subsequently, the Taylor Estates project requested service consider-
ation, the plans were revised and reappeared, and a pro ration of funds
set up in my letter of February 20, 1978. The bids recently received have
the larger pumps included and the equipment representative stated cost
was about $700.O0.more than the pumps to serve just Kelley/Ward.
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Bid Items l-1 and 1-2 less $700.00, or $27,279.00, is the minimum
cost to provide sewer service to Kelley/Ward areas alone~ and these two
should logically bear this burden. The City should pay the ~700.O0
additional cost for the larger pumps as well as the increased station
depth or a total of $1,425.00. Without Wa~d's participation I presume
the Kelley interest would have to expend the entire $27,279.00 with
50~ rebated by the Ward interest at s~ch time as they desire service.
A possible alternate method would be that the City assume the role
of the Taylor Estates group, as indicated in my letter of February 20,
1978, paying 65~ of the cost, or $18,657.60.
President Douglas stated that as it stands the City will go with
the deeper lift station and the larger pump then the City would pay the
$1,425.00 of the total contract $27,979.00.
Director Fortner informed the Council that in the January Meeting
they approved the low bidder and the additional cost to the City of $1,425
plus, however, due to some questions on the licensing of the contractor
the Council upheld the awarding of the contract at that time. Since
them Markham Pipeline has purchased a license.
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Burk moved to award the
contract to Markham Pipelines subject to the specifications of the money
in escrow for the job to proceed as recommended by the Engineer, for the
amoun~ stated o£ which the City will be responsible for $1,425 of this
contract, seconded by Councilman Knight and vote carried.
79-23 CANAL - 0KEECHOBEE ESTATES
Mr. Ray Fuller appe~ed before the C'ouncil requesting a canal in 0kee-
chobee Estateembe cleaned. According to Mr. Fuller the County Commissioners
agreed to assist in the financial support if the City would initiate a pro-
gram to do it. They wish to get the canal dredged and trees cut back. Mr.
Fuller stated that the canal was dedicated to the City in the second edition
back in 1960 and since then it has not been cleaned up.
President Doug~ questioned whether there is an easement on ~ither
side of the canal so the City can get equipment in to do the work? Mr.
~uller stated that he do~s not think so.
Mr. Fuller explained that he had a petition signed by everyone on
the canal last year and he does not feel there will be any problem with
going on private property to clean out the canal. The canal is 60 feet wide.
President Douglas stated that it has been checked in to and it is not
feasible to have it dredged.
Following a lengthy discussion the Council requested the Attorney to
find out who accepted the dedication for the City. Further discussion at
a later da%e.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
1. MONTHLY REPORT
Chief Mobley submitted the Police Department Activity Report for the
month of January, 1979.
2. RESIGNATIONS
Chief Mobley submitted letters of resignation from Ivan Beasley and
Michael Brown, effective February 2, 1979. --~
Councilman Chapman moved to accept resignations of Ivan Beasley and
Michael Brown, effective February 2, 1979, seconded by Councilman Raulerson
and vote carried.
~. RADIO CONSOLE UNIT
Chief Mobley requested authorization to purchase a mobile radio console
unit for new patrol car through State Purchasing in the amount of $9~0.
Councilman Chapman moved to authorize purchase of mobile radio console
unit for the new patrol car at State Purchasing price of $9~0, seconded by
Councilman Knight and vote carried.
~. NO PARKING SIGNS
Chief Mobl~y informed the Council that Dozier Clements has requested
No Parkin~ Signs be erected in front of his residence on North West ~th
Avenue. ~
The Council declared that if a person is in violation of the law
they should be given a citation.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
1. MONTHLY REPORT
Assistant Fire Chief Reutebuch submitted the Fire Report for the
month of January, 1979.
2. ANTI-RE~ESSION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT - $3~6~6.3~
Assistant Fire Chief Reutebuch informed the Council that there is
Anii-Recession Funds available to the Fire Department and he wishes to
purchase the following items:
Repair of 3 Scott Air Pack Regulators from $75.00 to $100.00 each
for an approximate total of $300.00. ..
Two New Regulators at $270.00 each for an approximate total of
$540.00.
Two Foam Eductors for Truck No. 4 Akron Brass No. 295 $185.30 each
for an approximate total of $370.60.
Four Aluminized Bunker Suits at $219.95 each for an approximate total
of $879.80.
Four GE Rechargeable Batteries for Walkie Talkies at $40.00 each for
an approximate amount of $160.00.
Two Gasket Repair Kits at $75.00 each for an approximate amount of
$150.00.
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One - 12HD pump for $935.00 or One CBP4 Cast Iron pump for $980.00
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Knight moved to authorize
above purchases, except for the pump until Assistant Chief Reutebuch can
acquire more prices, motion seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote
carried.
Councilman Knight requested the balance if any of the Anti-Recession
Funds be used to construct a place for storing tools.
WATER1 SEWER AND STREET DEPARTMENTS
1. MONTHLY REPORT
Director Fortner submitted the Water, Sewer and Street Departments
Report for the month of January, 1979.
2. EMPLO%fMENT APPLICATIONS
DiFector Fortner submitted employment applications from Kenneth
Stanley for the Water Department and Joseph Schumacher for the Street
Department.
Following discussion Councilman Knight moved to emplpy Stanley and
Schumacher on six months probation, seconded by Councilman Chapman and
vote carried.
MICROFILMING
Director Fortner informed the Council that the Florida Microfilming
Company has a 35MM camera set up at the County Court House' and if the City
wishes to ~o ahead and have their records filmed at this time the City could
save $600. A decision will have to be made within a few months, but if the
City is not interested he will take the equipment down in a few weeks.
Following discussion the Council instructed Director Fortner to get in
touch with the representative from Florida Microfilming and get a cost
estimate and report his findings at next meeting.
79-15 4. EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK
Director Fortner submitted a Personnel Assistance Agreement from the
State of Florida requiring signatures, authorizing the State ~o write a
manuel.
Councilman Raulerson moved to authorize signatures on Personnel Assist-
ance Agreement, seconded by Councilman Burk and vote carried.
Director Fortner informed the Conncil that the Agreement asked for
assistance from one primary person and he recommended the City Clerk.
Councilman Knight moved for Clerk Thomas to be the primary person
to lend assistance, seconded by Councilman Burk and vote carried.
79-1# 5. WATERWORKS IMPROVEMENTS - RESERVOIR ADDITION - CHANGE ORDER #1
Director Fortner submitted change order Number 1 in the amount of
$48,647.00 which has been accepted by LaGrow Irrigation and needs to be ap-
proved by the City.
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FolLowing discussion Councilman Raulerson moved to approve change
order Number 1 in the amount of $48,647.00, seconded by Co~%ncilman Burk
and vote carried.
79-13 6. APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES FOR PENSION PLAN
Director For~ner reported that is was time to re-appoint an appoint
new members to the Board of Trustees for the City's Retirement Plan.
It was moved by Councilman Burk, seconded by Councilman Knight and
vote carried to appoint the following for a one and two year term:
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
1. Chuck Elders - reappointed - 1/1/79 - l/l/81
2. Phil Berger has served for past 6 years - 1/1/79 - l/l/81 City Electo~
Jim Knight has served for past 2 years - 1/1/79 - l/l/81 City Councilman
FIRE RETIREMENT FUND
1. Tommy Gaughan has served for past 6 years - 1/1/79 - l/l/81 City Elector
2. Mayor - Dr. Douglas - 1/1/79 - l/l/81
3. Herman J. Rhymes - 1/1/79 - l/l/81
POLICE RETIREMENT FUND
1. Tommy Gaughan has served for past 6 years - 1/1/79 - l/l/81 City Elector
2.Mayor - Dr. Douglas - 1/1/79 - l/l/S1
Chief - Larry Mobley - 1/1/79 - 1/1/81
79-13 7~ CITY'S RETIREMENT PLAN
Director Fortner informed the Council ~hat he had misunderstood the
Actuary concerning the amount of cost ($1,750.00) which was approved at the
January 9th Meeting. The amount did not include the acruarial valuation
of all three pension plans for $1,050 and individual employee benefit state-
ments for $175. A total of
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Burk moved to approve the
additional $1,225 for the Actuary on the Retirement Plan, seconded by
Councilman Raulerson and vote carried.
8. ANTI-RECESSION ~UND - STREET DIVISION AND WATER ~ SEWER DIVISION
Director Fortner informed the Council of Anti-Recession Funds available
to the Street Department and the Water & Sewer Department and he wishes --~
to use the funds for the following items:
Street Division - Memorandum #3
1. Increase Base Salary February i through September 30, 1979-$~,~q. Q8
2. Equipment Repair 1,670.18
3. Sign Material 1,467.50
Total $5,204.68
Previous Allocations Not Spent 1,18~.82
Balance Needed $4,014.86
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Water & Sewer Division - Memorandum #4
1. Second Operator at Sewer Plant Certified ($9,500 yr)
March 1 through September 30, 1979 $ 5,292.00
2. Increase Base Salary Feb. i th~Qugh Sept. 30,1979 3,616.00
3. Equipment Repair 1,980.00
4. Replace 2 Air Conditioners At Water Plamt 730.00
5. Replace Air Conditioner At Sewer Plant 365.00
6. Used Truck for Sludge Tank 4~000.00
Total $15,983.00
Previous Allocations Not Spent 20~286.~3
$ 4,303.03
T~ansfer balance ~o St. Division to cover
the balance needed.
Following a lengthy discussion Councilman Burk moved to approve
Street Division Memorandum #3 and Water & Sewer Division Memorandum #4,
seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried.
79-2# 201 FACILITY PLAN
Clerk Thomas submitted a request for the City's share of the $18,143.46
which amounts to $3,084.39 for the 201 Facility Plan Step II payment request
No. 1.
Following discussion Councilman Burk moved to pay $3,084.39 which is
the City's share of the 201 Facility Plan Step II, seconded by Councilman
Raulerson and vote carried.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Clerk Thomas submitted a bill from Curren Electric for removal of
downtown Christmas Lighting. The Chamber of Commerce hired the Electric
Company and instructed them to bill the City.
Following discussion the Council instructed Clerk Thomas to return
the bill to Curren Electric and inform them that this has not been allocated
to be paid for by the City, and requested an explanation.
DISBRUSEMENTS
Vouchers on the following funds were approved:
Water & Sewer Revenue Fund $67,302.77
Pulbic Works Fund $13,367.38
Water & Sewer System Revenue ~und $1,983.48
Water & Sewer Operation & Maintenance $57,335.52
General Fund $54,338.78
I & S Refunding Bonds Fund $15,000.00
Federal Revenue Sharing Trust ~und $33,280.96
Anti-Recession Fund $930.46
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the Meeting Recessed at 12:30 A.M.
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Edward -W. Douglas/
President City Council
City of 0keechobee
ATTEST:
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Bonnie S. ~homas
City Cio~
City of 0keechobee
~$BSED ~%NG THURSDAY, .~EBRUARY 22, 1~7~
The City Council of the City of 0keechobee, Florida, ~onvened in a
Recessed Session in the Council Ch~bers at the City Hall, 0keechobee,
Florida, at 7:00 P.M~, Thursday, February 22, 1979.
President ~dward W. Douglas presiding.
~ Councilmen Donald Burk, 0~l~d Chapm~, Jim ~ight ~d Lytle Rauler-
son were present.
Others present were: Richard B. Spray, Building Official; Dr. Ernest
Bartley, Plying Consult~t; Bonnie S. Thomas, City Clerk ~d Sylvia
Christian, Deputy Clerk.
79-16 LOCAL ~0VER~NT C0~REHENSIVE PLANNING ACT- ZONING
Dr. Ernest R. Bartley appeared before the Council for discussion on
Zoning.
The Council asked Dr. Bartley if there should be a Planing Board?
Dr. Bartley informed the Council that there should be. If the Council
wishes to act as a Plying Board the 0rdin~ce will ha~e to be ~ended.
Dr. Bartley read a letter from Dick ~ittel pertaining to the deadline
for adoption of a Comprehensive pl~ w~h is dated July 1979. Dr. Bartley
suggested adopting a Resolution postponing the deadline until July 1980.
Dr. Bartley discussed ~d submitted a chart on Existing L~d Use ~d
Zoning 1978.
Dr. Bartley also submitted ~l~ elements required under the Local
Government Comprehensive Plying Act:
1. ~ture l~d use element
2. Traffic circulation element
3. General s~itary sewer, solid waste, drain~e, ~d potable water
element
4. Conservation element
5. Recreation ~d open space element
6. Housing element
7. IntergovernmentAl coordination element
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
FEBRUARY 13, 1979
AGENDA
FIRST REGULAR MEETING
7:00 P.M.
1. Invocation
2. BID TABULATION - Opening of Sealed Bids for 1 1979
Automobile Standard Police Package
3. Approval of Minutes for January 23rd and 25th, 1979
7:15 P.M.
4. PUBLIC HEARING
A. Second Reading on Ordinance Number 407 - Electrical Code
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81,
ELECTRICAL CODE; PROVIDING FOR THE ADOP-
TION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE WITP
CERTAIN MODIFICATIONS.
B. Rezoning - Lowry Markham and Lee Anita Sherman Williams
#402 -7
Unplatted land of City. Beginning at North West corner
of South West 4 of Section said point being South West
corner of Government Lot 5 Run South on West boundary
of Section 162 feet run East 1348.5 feet to point on East
boundary of North West or south West t;- siad point being
169 feet South of South East corner of Government Lot 5,
run North 169 feet to South East corner of Government Lot
5 run West on South boundary of Government Lot 5 to South
s'est corner thereof and Point of Beginning 22 37 South 35
East 5 acres,
C. Rezoning - Lowry Markham and Lee Anita Sherman Williams
#4o2 -8
Unplatted land of City. That part of North East
of South West lying West of Taylor Creek 22 '37
South, 35 East 1.'37 acres,
5. Jim Wright - Opening of Roads in Woodland Park and narrowing
100 foot right -of -way.
6. Jim Attaway - Opening of Roads in Woodland Park and narrowing
100 foot right -of -way.
7. Open for citizens not appearing on Agenda.
8. COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS
A. Attorney
B. Building Official
C. Police Chief
D. Fire Chief
E. Director of Public Works
F. City Clerk
AGENDA
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FEBRUARY 13, 197,
9. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COUNCILMEN
A. Edward W. Douglas
B. Donald Burk
C. Oakland Chapman
D. Jim Knight
E. Lytle Raulerson
10. DISBURSEMENTS
11. ADJOURNMENT