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1979-06-26 Regular 2465 lieu of vacation leave or grant an exception to the thirty day maximum, whichever the employee selects", was deleted. In Section 10.60: There shall be no payment to probationary employees on appraisal and approval by Council only. In Section 16.20 add phrase "Additional days may be designa- ted by the Department Heads." In Section 16.60 "The Council shall at their discretion either approve or disapprove requests ..." In Section 15.20 a sentence was reworded to read "The employee receives pay for all accumulated vacation leave and sick leave up to fifteen (15) days." In Section 15.30 the words "does not" were deleted from the sentence "He may be separated from the City .. The Council concurred with these changes. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Meeting adjourned at 11:15 P.M. Edward W. Dc~uglas President City CounCil City of Okeechobee ATTEST: Bonnie S. Thomas City Clerk City of Okeechobee SECOND REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1979 The City Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida, convened in a Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers at City Hall, Okeechobee, Florida, at 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, June 26, 1979. President Edward W. Douglas presiding. Councilmen Oakland Chapman, Jim Knight, Donald Burk and Lytle Rauler- son were present. Others present were: Bonnie S. Thomas,~ City Clerk; L.C. Fortner, Director of Public Works; Keith Tomey, Fire Chief; David Conlon, City At- torney; David Hunter, Humane Officer and Sylvia Christian, Deputy Clerk. The Invocation was offered by President Douglas. 2466 79-1 APPROVAL OF MINUTES It was moved by Councilman Burk to approve the minutes of the June 12, 1979, meeting, seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. PUBLIC HEARING 79-55 REZONING REQUEST - MUZAFFAR HUSAIN~ M.D. - SECOND AND FINAL HEARING President Douglas presented for second and final reading the Ordinance amending Ordinance ~/402. The Ordinance reads as follows: ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 402, BEING AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ZONING REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT THEREOF PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 176, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1953. WHEREAS, application has been made by Muzaffar Husain, M.D. requesting this Council to rezone from Holding to Commercial, Block 2; Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 17, 18, 19 and 20; City of Okeechobee, WHEREAS, notice of intention to amend City Zoning Ordinance No. 402, regarding said application was duly published according to law, and WHEREAS, on the 26th day of June, 1979, a public hearing was held in the City Council Room pursuant to said notice, and WHEREAS, it is deemed to the best interest of the City of Okeechobee to grant said application; Now therefore BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, SECTION 1. That Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 17, 18, 19 and 20 in Block 2, be and is hereby rezoned from Holding to Commercial, effective June 26, 1979. SECTION 2. That the application requesting rezoning and proof of publication to amend Zoning Ordinance No. 402 published in connection with the above application be attached to this Ordinance and become a part here- .'.of~ SECTION 3. That the City Clerk make the appropriate change on the City Zoning Map in accordance with this Ordinance. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 26th day of June, 1979. Since there was no discussion or objections a motion was in order. Councilman Knight moved to adopt the amendment to Ordinance No. 402, rezoning the above described property, seconded by Councilman Raulerson and vote carried. PUBLIC HEARING 79-75 PROPOSED DOG AND CAT ORDINANCE - FIRST READING President Douglas presented for first reading the proposed Dog and 2467 Cat Ordinance Title only reads as follows: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONTROL; CARE AND HANDLING OF DOGS AND CATS WITHIN THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, PROVIDING FOR LICENSING AND IMPOUNDING AND RELEASE THEREOF, DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS, PRO- VIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF VACCINATION AND THE WEARING OF A TAG BY DOGS AND CATS, DESCRIBING CONDITIONS WHICH PERMIT A PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED, PROVIDING FOR CONFINEMENT OF DISEASED DOGS OR CATS, PRESCRIBING PROCEDURES WHEN AN ANIMAL BITES A PERSON, PROHIBITING MOVEMENT OF A QUARANTINED ANIMAL, PRO- HIBITING INTERVENTION WITH AN ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER OF POUND MASTER, REQUIRING DOGS & CATS TO BE LEASHED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, PROVIDING A LIMITATION AS TO NUMBER OF DOGS AND/OR CATS THAT MAY BE OWNED, PROHIBITING CRUELTY, RE- STRICTING AND PROHIBITING BARKING DOGS, DEFINING AND PROHIBI~TING A PUBLIC NUISANCE BY ANY DOG OR CAT, PROVIDING THE FORM OF NOTICE WHICH MUST BE GIVEN BY THE OWNER OF A DANGEROUS DOG, SETTING A STANDARD OF CARE WHICH MUST BE PROVIDED ANIMALS BY THE OWNER, PROHIBITING CRUELTY AND ABUSE, PROVIDING A PENALTY AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. PUBLIC HEARING 79-76 PROPOSED ORDINANCE ON DISCARDED AND ABANDONED ITEMS CONTROL - FIRST READING President Douglas presented for first reading the proposed Ordinance on Discarded and Abandoned Items Control. Title only reads as follows: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 324; BEING AN ORDINANCE DE- FINING AND REGULATING WASTE MATERIALS AND DISCARDED AND ABANDONED ITEMS ON. PROPERTY WITHIN THEe CITY OF OKEECHOBEE. PROVIDING A NEW DEFINITION OF WASTE MATERIAL, PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF WASTE MATERIALS AND DISCARDED AND ABANDONED ITEMS ON PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR .VIOLATION, AND PRO- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. After Title was read, Attorney Conlon noted the only discussion needed would be the punishment, which is in Section 5. Councilman Burk moved to insert in Section 5 a fine not exceeding Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) or imprisonment for a term not exceeding Thirty (30) days, or both, seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. 79-77 BECKY MC GEE - ALLEYWAY Citizen Becky McGee requested permission to use five (5) feet of the alleyway located at 705 South East 10th Avenue. President Douglas asked Director Fortner if the alley in question was only a Ten (10) foot utility easement and not a dedicated alleyway. Director Fortner stated it is classified an alleyway on the City map, it is just not as wide. One end of the alley is fenced and the only utility in there is Florida Power & Light Company. Attorney Conlon advised giving permission by resolution to put a fence across the easement with the understanding the fence be removed upon demand. This in no way gives up the City's property or easement rights. The Resolution to read as follows: BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida, That: --~ Upon the request of (name) to install a chain link fence on that portion of the City's easement and alleyway that abuts her/his property known as (description) of Wright's Subdivision located in the City of Okeechobee. WHEREAS, (name) has appeared before the Council and ac- knowledged that if granted the temporary right to install a chain link fence upon said easement, she/he agrees that this in no way is an abandone- ment or release of the City of any of it's real property interests in said alleyway. NOW therefore, the City Council grants temporary permission to (name) to install and connect her/his chain link fence across said easement and alleyway. After brief discussion, Councilman Burk moved to accept both resolutions, as stated by Attorney Conlon, to allow Becky McGee and Donald Bullard the use of their easements respectively, seconded by Councilman Raulerson and vote carried. 79-78 STEVE NELSON - SPEEDING BOATS IN CANALS Citizen Steve Nelson appeared before the Council regarding speeding boats in the canal through Okeechobee Estates. He presented a petition signed by twenty-three (23) residents of Okeechobee Estates that want some- thing done. The canal in question runs parallel with South East 8th Avenue. --~ Two youths in particular are speeding and destroying private property. Attorney Conlon advised if a juvenile is destroying private property there is a method of bringing this before the Division of Youth Services (the authorities who regulate juveniles). Attorney Conlon then advised the Council to pass an Ordinance to regulate speed on all canals within the City. The problem would be in enforce- ment since the City has no patrol boats. Councilmmn Burk asked who could prove the speed when the case went to court. Without a police boat it would be very difficult. President Douglas asked Councilman Chapman to check with the Police Department as to the procedure. Citizen Nelson then a~ked to have the weeds sprayed and the growth re- moved from the canals. President Douglas informed Mr. Nelson that Ray Fuller, another citizen in the area, has been before the Council several times in regard to this matter. The Council checked into the cost and was quoted an amount between Twenty-five and Thirty Thousand Dollars ($25-30,000.00) for cleaning out the canals. At that time the Council did not deem it neces- sary to go to such expense. 2469 Director Fortner stated the man quoting the prices said the least ex- pensive way to clean the canal would be to empty it, completely clean it from one side to the other then let the water back in. Mr. Fuller said the weeds had been sprayed in the past, but since they are limited to the type of spray used it is not always effective. The chemicals used to kill the weeds need Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approval, noted Councilman Burk. Councilman Raulerson in- formed Mr. Nelson the Council could not give permission for use of chemicals in the canal without the approval of the EPA. The Council would have to first submit an application with EP~A to find out what type of chemicals can be used and what amounts can be used. Councilman Burk reminded the Council that when previously researched the Council learned that the citizens were paying slightly higher taxes, not because of the canal but because of the paved roads there. If those people were paying more taxes because of the waterfront lots ~and not just the road, then we would be obligated to spend the other taxpayers' money to help make their property more valuable. Councilman Burk agreed with Mr. Nelson's suggestion of the home- owners assuming the responsibility of the clean up, but does not feel the City is obligated to clean the canal out. President Douglas informed Mr. Nelson the Council will contact the Fresh Water Fish and Game Co~m~ission and check into this matter. 79-68 HUMANE SOCIETY Representative Jim Schirtzinger of the Animal Rescue Association and Humane Society of Okeechobee was present. Mr. Schirtzinger noted this was the third time a representative has been before the Council. Upon a previous request of the Council, Mr. Schirtzinger presented the Charter of the Society certifying they are now a legal corporation. Mr. Schirtzinger informed the Council that County Attorney Van Landingham is to read the legal agreement at the County Commissioners Meeting, June 28, 1979, and are, he understands, to vote unanimous to accept the proposal. The Humane Society has nine (9) Board of Directors. The officers are as follows: Jim Schirtzinger, President and Founder; Betty Martin, President Secretary; Wanda Schirtzinger, Corresponding Secretary; Joe Grimes, Execu- tive Director; Hazel Light, Publicity Chairman; Richard Long, Treasure; 2470 Gene Roats, Finance Director. Attorney Conlon suggested waiting until the County has adopted the agreement, before the Council makes any decisions. 79-7# COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS A. BUILDING OFFICIAL Building Official Richard B. Spray was not present. B. POLICE CHIEF Police Chief Lar~ry Mobley was not present. C. FIRE CHIgF Fire Chief Tomey informed the Council he removed the pump off Truck No. 3, dismantled it and found the impeller and the impeller shaft to be worn down. Chief Tomey discussed with Councilman Knight and the Kelley Machine Shop the posibilities of replacing it with a new or rebuilt model. He arrived at the following figures: New impeller - $345.75 Rebuild present impeller - $50.00 Four Bearings- $10.35, $9.30, $11.55, $15~.95 Gasket Mounting Bracket - $21.70 Inlet stringer - $10.55 Pump shaft (stainless steel) - $167.44 The total cost with all new parts is Six Hundred Eleven and 49/100ths Dollars ($611.49)i. The cost with new and rebuilt parts combined is Two Hundred F~tyiThree Dollars ($243.00), which is a savings of Three Hundred Sixty-Eight Dollars ($368.00). Councilman inquired as to the reliability and stability of rebuilt parts as opposed to all new parts. Chief Tomey felt the rebuilt parts would be as good as new ones. After brief discussion Councilman Knight moved to wait and see what Mr. Kelley can do in regards to rebuilt parts then he and Chief Tomey take care of repairs, seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. 79-29 BOYS STATE NOMINEES President Douglas introduced Stanley Miles and Ronald Tyson who will be attending Boys State representing Okeechobee. D. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS 79-2# l) OKEECHOBEE 201 FACILITIES PLAN Director Fortner presented a copy of a letter from Fredrick Bell, Engineer, regarding Okeechobee 201 Facilities Plan, Step 2, Partial Payment Request No. 4, this was a time schedule sent to EPA. Attached to the letter was a cost breakdown on the different phases. It is in the engineering phase now with hopes to start construction in June, 1980. 79-70 2 ) EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION Director Fortner presented an application for employment of Albert H. Reel at the Sewer Treatment Plant. Director Fortner noted that the Council had approved, in February of this year, the hiring of a certified operator for the Sewer Treatment Plant. Councilman Burk asked Director Fortner if he had interviewed the ap- plicant. Director Fortner informed the Council that he had and felt he was very capable. Councilman Burk moved to hire Albert Herbert Reel as waste water operator at the annual salary of Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($9,500.00) seconded by Councilman Raulerson and vote carried. 3) CERTIFICATION OF EMPLOYEE Director Fortner informed the Council that one of his employees, Forrest D. Wyatt, had passed the Class "C" examination with the Department of Envir- onmental Regulations. With this certification his salary increases Four Hundred 'Sixteen Dollars ($416.00) per year. Since there were no objections, Councilman Burk moved to increase the salary of Forrest D. Wyatt in the amount of Four Hundred Sixteen Dollars ($416.00), seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. 79-g0 f~) WATER LINE WEST OF DeBERRY GARDENS As discussed in the meeting of June 21, 1979, Director Fortner presented plans for a water line west of DeBerry Gardens, and asked for the Council's decision, requiring fire hydrants or not. Councilman Burk stated although it has not been the policy of the City in the past to require fire hydrants, with the growth of the City the need for such a requirement is increasing. Councilman Burk noted this is an excellent opportunity to begin the procedure. He asked the Council to consider this in their deliberation of this particular water line, to require that the developer provide fire hydrants. Attorney Conlon suggested the County pay the maintenance costs each year. Since the County will receive this new growth, all the money spent 2472 building these houses and the taxes that are generated would pay this nominal fire hydrant charge. If the City were to pass a resolution not to extend water services to any subdivider beyond the corporate limits of the City of maintenance charge Okeechobee until such time as the County begins paying for the fire hydrant/ in the natural coarse of events developers would talk to County Commissioners and the matter would get resolved. Councilman Knight moved to instruct the City Attorney to draft a resolu- tion stating the City will not extend water into the County without fire maintenance charge .hydrants and without County government paying for the hydrant/, seconded by Councilman Burk and vote carried. Director Fortner inquired if this pertains to future lines or sub- divisions now being developed in which the City has already accepted water 1 ines on. Attorney Conlon stated this would not pertain to water lines already promised by the City. Councilman Burk asked Director Fortner to check with the particular developer in question and see if he is interested in putting in fire hydrants. 79-7# ~.. CITY ATTORNEY 1) STATUS OF HAMRICK-CITY PROPERTY Attorney Conlon informed the Council regarding the Hamrick-City property status, as of Friday, June 22, 1979, the title company had the information almost complete. 2) WORDING OF ZONING ORDINANCE #402 AMENDMENT In regards to the Amendment to Zoning Ordinance #402, Attorney Conlon informed the Council that the City Clerk has a copy of the Ordinance changed · ~ in accordance with Council's instructions, to change the minimum acreage re- quirement for expansion of existing mobile home parks and subdivisions to five (5). In preparing the amendment, Attorney Conlon reviewed what has trans- pired to this point and feels this issue has potential for court action in the future. Attorney Conlon delayed having the City Clerk advertise this because he wanted to express his concern to the Council. Perhaps the Council has ar- rived to this point of amending the Ordinance improperly. It appears that when this issue went back to the Planning Board the second time there was no 2473 notice of Public Hearing. Because of this loop-hole a law suit could prevail. To protect the City, the Council should consider sending this back to the Planning Board to advertise for Public Hearing and begin again. Councilman Burk suggested, in view of the findings of the City Attorney, the Council direct the issue back to the Planning Board. The Council concurred. 3) VACATION Attorney Conlon informed the Council he will be on vacation from the morning of July 10, to July 22, 1979, so he will miss the July 10th Council meeting. The Dog Ordinance will come before the Council for final hearing. It is in order, effective August 1, 1979. 7%#2 F. CITY CLERK 1) NEW MEETING DATE CALENDAR City Clerk Thomas presented the new meeting date calendar. Meeting dates as follows: July 10 - 24 September 11 - 25 August 14 - 28 Councilman Raulerson moved to instruct Clerk Thomas to advertise meeting dates as noted, seconded by Councilman Btrk and vote carried. 2) OUTLINE FOR BUDGET SESS IONS Regarding Budget Sessions, Councilman Raulerson requested that the Chairman of each respective department get with the department head and prepare the budget. Expense accounts only will be discussed' on the following dates: Police Department - July 17 Fire Department - July 26 Attorney & City Clerk - August 9 Water & Sewer - August 16 Street & Building - August 23 79-2# 3) APPROVAL OF PAYMENTS a) OKEECHOBEE 201 FACILITIES PIAN~ STEP .2~ PARTIAL PAYMENT REQUEST 4 Clerk Thomas presented the bill from Fredrick Bell for Okeechobee 201 Facilities Plan, Step 2, Partial Payment Request No. 4. Being a budgeted item, Councilman Raulerson moved to pay Fredrick Bell Consulting Engineers, Inc. the Partial Payment Request No. 4 in the Amount of Two Thousand Five Hundred Forty-Five Dollars ($2,545.00), seconded 2474 by Councilman Knight and vote carried. 79-42 b) BURROUGHS COMPUTER ,~ Clerk Thomas presented the bill in the amount of One Thousand Four- Hundred Seven Dollars and 60/100ths ($1,407.60) for the Burroughs Computer maintenance agreement. Councilman Knight moved that payment be made to Burroughs Corporation in the amount of One Thousand Four Hundred Seven Dollars and 60/100ths ($1,407.6£0 seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. 79-72 c) MARKtIAM PIPELINE Clerk Thomas presented a bill 'from Markham Pipelines on the Kelly Trailer Park Lift Station and Force Main, in the amount of Four Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Two Dollars ($4,692.00). Councilman Knight moved to pay Markham Pipelines' bill in the amount of Four Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Two Dollars ($4,692.00), seconded by Council- man Chapman and vote carried. 79-1# d) LaGROW IRRIGATION'. SYSTEMS Clerk Thomas presented the bill from LaGrow Irrigation Systems in the amount of Twenty-Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars and 64/100ths ($24,500.64), for the reservoir addition to the water plant, estimate No. 1. Councilman hurk moved to pay LaGrow Irrigation Systems for estimate no. 1 in the amount of Twenty-four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars and 64/100ths ($24,500.64), seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried. 79-71 COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCILMEN A. EDWARD W. DOUGLAS 1) WORKSHOP President Douglas informed the Council a Workshop is needed to be set up in the near future regarding Trucks, Abandoned Cars, etc. on City pro- perty. Also, a Workshop between the Planning Board and City. Council is needed. Attorney Conlon stated the fact that his attending the next three Planning Board meetings may eliminate the need for a workshop. President Douglas suggested postponing any Workshops until a~ter the Attorney has attended the three meetings. B. OAKLAND CHAPMAN 1) BEAUTIFICATION OF CITY HALL Councilman Chapman is working on a plan for the beatification of City 2475 , 2 ) O.K. TIRE COMPANY ~ Councilman Chapman noted that there is a problem with tires accumu- lating at O.K. Tire Company. It is a violation of Ordinance #342 and needs to be cleaned up. Attorney Conlon stated the City has legal authority for Building Official Spray to notify owners they are in violation of Ordinance #342. C. DONALD BURK 1) SMALL BUSINESS IN HOME A citizen had telephoned Councilman Burk and asked if a small business could operate out of a residence. Councilman Raulerson had previously answered this for Councilman Burk by informing him it was possible if it meets the requirements. 2) REZONING OF PROPERTY A citizen telephoned Councilman Burk and stated that someone in their neighborhood was preparing to rezone their property to commercial. Council- man Burk advised the citizen the person could not rezone without first --- going before the Planning Board and City Council. He advised him not to ~orry. 79-gl WATER LINES IN PARK President Douglas asked Director Fortner when he anticipated con- struction to begin on the water lines in the City park. Director Fortner informed him due to the truck strike, the supplies were held up. The supplier was hopeful to ship today June 26, 1979, to arrive within a week. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Meeting recessed until July 10, 1979, at 7:00 P.M. Edward W. -Douglas ~ ~ President City CounciZi City of Okeechobee ATTEST: Bonnie S. Thomas City Clerk City of Okeechobee AGENDA SECOND REGULAR MEETING JUNE 26, 1979 7:00 P.M. 1. Invocation 2. Approval of Minutes for June 12, 1979 3. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Second and Final reading of the following proposed Ordinance: ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 402, BEING AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ZONING REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT THEREOF PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 176, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1953. B. First reading of the proposed "Dog & Cat" Ordinance: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONTROL, CARE AND HANDLING OF DOGS AND CATS WITHIN THE CITY OF OKEE- CHOBEE, PROVIDING FOR LICENSING AND IMPOUNDING AND RELEASE THEREOF, DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS, PROVIDING FOR ME ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF VACCINATION AND THE WEARING OF A TAG BY DOGS AND CATS, DESCRIBING CONDITIONS WHICH PERMIT A PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED, PROVIDING FOR CONFINEMENT OF DISEASED DOGS OR CATS, PRESCRIBING PROCEDURES WHEN AN ANIMAL BITES A PERSON, PROHIBITING MOVEMENT OF A QUARANTINED ANIMAL, PRO- HIBITING INTERVENTION WITH AN ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER OR POUND MASTER, REQUIRING DOGS & CATS TO BE LEASHED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, PROVIDING A LIMITATION AS TO NUMBER OF DOGS AND /OR CATS THAT MAY BE OWNED, PROHIBITING CRUELTY, RE- STRICTING AND PROHIBITING BARKING DOGS, DEFINING AND PROHIBITING A PUBLIC NUISANCE BY ANY DOG OR CAT, PRO- VIDING THE FORM OF NOTICE WHICH MUST BE GIVEN BY THE OWNER OF A DANGEROUS DOG, SETTING A STANDARD OF CARE WHICH MUST BE PROVIDED ANIMALS BY THE OWNER, PROHIBIT- ING CRUELTY AND ABUSE, PROVIDING A PENALTY AND PROVID- ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. C. Proposed Discarded and Abandoned Items Control Ordinance: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE N0. 342; BEING AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AND REGULATING WASTE MATERIALS AND DISCARDED AND ABANDONED ITEMS ON PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE. PROVIDING A NEW DEFINITION OF WASTE MATERIAL, PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF WASTE MATERIALS AND DISCARDED AND ABANDONED ITEMS ON PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 4. Becky McGee - Alley 5. Steve Nelson - Speeding in canal 6. Open for Citizens not on Agenda 7. COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS A. Building Official B. Police Chief C. Fire Chief D. Director of Public Works E. City Attorney - Wording of Zoning Ordinance #402 amendment Status of research on Hamrick-City property F. City Clerk - 1) New meeting date calendar approved 3 1 Supplies for Dog Ordinance Compliance Council Approval of payments to: a. Payment #4 - 201 Facility $2,545.00 b. Burroughs Computer $1,407.60 8. COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCILMEN A. Edward W. Douglas - 1) Animal 2) Planning Board/Council Workshop 3) Workshop for Trucks, Abandoned Cars on City property B. Oakland Chapman C. Jim Knight D. Donald Burk E. Lytle Raulerson 9. ADJOURNMENT