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Street Department and the City Attorney. Tentative figures were submitted
for consideration.
79088 STREET DEPARTMENT
The Council authorized Director Fortner to transfer surplus funds from
1978-1979 salaries budget to the expense account to enable Director Fortner
to make purchases ~efore the new budget. Alee transfer Water Department
salaries surplus.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:40 P.M.
City of 0keechobee
ATTEST:
Bonnie S. Thomas
City Cl~rk
City of 0keechobee
FIRST REGULAR MEETING TUESDA~ AUGUST 14, 1~7~
The City Council of the City of 0keechobee, Florida, convened in a
Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 0keechobee, Florida,
at 7:00 P.M., Thesday, August 14, 1979.
Councilman Lytle Raulerson presiding.
Councilmen Oakland Chapman, Donald Burk and Jim Knight w~re present.
President Edward Douglas was absent.
Others present were Bonnie S. Thomas, City Clerk; L.C. Fortner, .'Director
of Public Works; Larry Mobley, Police Chief; Keith Tomey~ Fire Chief; Richard
B. Spray~ Building Official; David Conlon, City Attorney and Syl*ia Christian~
Deputy Clerk.
The Invocation was offered by Councilman Donald Burk.
79-1 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Councilman Knight moved to approve the minutes of the July 24, Regular
Meeting and the July 26, Budget Session, seconded by Councilman Burk and vote
carried.
79-17 DOUG CASSELS - CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE
Mr. Doug Cassels was present to find out if the City Attorney was able
to determine the legality of the City paying its share of the bill to 0kee-
chobee News for the publication of the proposed Consolidation Plan.
Attorney Conlon informed Mr. Cassels and the Council he had consulted
Nith the County Attorney who was unable to cite any exact cases in point, as
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to why the County has refused to pay. The County based their decision on
"black letter legal reasoning", if a determination was made by the Board that
the document, as printed, was bias or printed more than just the code favoring ~
either side, then the expenditure for the publication would not be appropri-
ate.
Attorney Conlon suggested the Council do one of two things: 1) instruct
him to direct a copy of the publication along with a letter to the Attorney
General asking for an opinion or, 2) determine whether they feel the document
was bias and went beyond just publishing the plan, then take the same stand
as the County and refuse to pay the amount in question.
Mr. Cassels stated he would like to have the opinion of the Attorney
General because he feels the decision to not pay would not be sustained.
Mr. Cassels recalled it was Mr. Conlon that seconded the motion to print
the plan with the annotated copy written by the joint Senate.
Councilman Chapman stated he would like this issue voted on and settled
at this meeting.
Before voting on the issue, Attorney Conlon wanted to inform the Council
he directed an inquiry to the Attorney General concerning the legal effect of
consolidation upon an easement that granted the right to use City Hall and
the Fire Station. ---~
To sp~ed up the request, Attorney Conlon telephoned the Attorney General's
office, and was informed the Attorney General's office did not answer questions
pertaining to real estate. The answer will have to be determined in a court
of law.
Citizen Christina Hooker appeared before the Council and stated she is
opposed to the payment of any monies charged for the publication of the County-
City Consolidation Plan as printed and distributed by the 0keechobee News.
Tax payers money should not be used for partisan political purposes.
Attorney Bill Hendry appeared before the Council and informed them the
Attorney General's office called him regarding the effect of consolidation
on the easement. They stated again a decision on this will have to be
settled in court, they could not issue a binding opinion on this matter.
Councilman Knight stated this issue has become a political football and
feels the City should remain neutral. Councilman Knight m~ved to drop the
issue and deny the request of payment for printing the consolidation plan,
seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
?9-89 BID TABULATION - RIVER BEND TRAILER PARK
It being the hour of 7:30 P.M., and pursuan~ to a notice published
sealed bids were received, opened and read for the River Bend Trailer Park
Lift Station.
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Bids were as follows:
Markham LagEow
Pip eline s Irrigat i on
Bid item A-1 one lif0
station complete with
wet well invert of 7.87' $3~,840.00 $28,500.00
and 8" stub out to ease
Bid item B-~ one lift
station complete with wet
well invert of 2.87' and $37,960.00 $33,500.00
8" stub out to east and
12" stub out to west
5% Bid bond Yes Yes
Days to start 15 Calendar days 15 Calendar days
Days to complete 180 Calendar days 120 Calendar days
Director Fortner suggested laying the bids aside until the owner and
engineer look over the figures, check the extentions and make sure everything
is complete, then make a decision at a later date.
79-26 PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS
1. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE #402
Action Taken: At the Regular Meeting on August 7, 1979, after the
reading of the proposed ordinance amendment, Member Altobello moved that
Section VIII, Paragraph 11 entitled RMH, Residential Mobile Home, District:
exist~mg mobile home parks or mobile home subdivisions, be amended as follows:
Within the City as of the effective date of this ordinance there
exist mobile home parks & mobile home subdivisions. Such existing
mobile home parks & mobile home subdivisions may be zoned RMH,
even though such parks or subdivisions may not meet one or more
of the requirements for new mobile home parks or mobile home sub-
divisions set out herein; provided, all minimum health and sanita-
tion requirements shall be met. This provision shall not be deemed,
however, to permit the establishment of new facilities or the ex-
pansion of existing facilit&es under this section exeept in con-
formity with all requirements herein set out, except that the
minimum area requirements of mobile home parks & mobile home sub-
divisions for the expansion of existing conforming mobile home
parks & mobile home subdivisions shall be determined on a case by
case basis. An expansion is a contiguous enlargement of an exist-
ing use.
seconded by Member Wright, vote unanimous. Chairman Casse~s absent.
Attonney Conlon informed the Council they did not need the entire Council
present to move to advertise for public hearing.
Councilman Burk moved to postpone a decision on this mmtter until the
entire Council is present, seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried.
79-90 2. REZONING REQUEST - HAYNES WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
Rezone Lots i to 4 inclusive, Block 19, Northwest Addition from RSF to
RG2.
Action Taken: The Planning Board reviewed the objections voiced at
the last meeting. Then after careful consideration and discussion
the motion was made by Member Altobello to recommend the granting
of the rezoning request from RSF to RG2 of Lots i to 4 inclusive,
Block 19, Northwest Addition, secnnded by Member Wright. Members
Joiner, Wright and Altobello voted yes. Member Hooker voted no due
to the objections of the previous meeting. Member Cassels was absent.
Councilman Chapman moved to table the request until full Council is
present, seconded by Councilman Knight and vote carried.
79-90 3. REZONING REQUEST - HAYNES WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
Rezone Lots 1 to 4 inclusive, BRock 21 and Lots 7 to 10 inclusive, Block
21, South 0keechobee, from RSF to RG2.
Action Taken: After careful consideration, discussion and hearing the
objections of citizen~ present, the Plannin~ Board recommends the City
Council deny this application. Please find
Councilman Burk moved to acce~ the recommendation of the Planning Board
to deny the rezoning request as read, seconded by Councilman 6hapman, Council-
man Knight abstained from voting until further research, Councilmen Burk,
Chapman and Raulerson voted yes, vote carried.
79-87 CHAMBER OF COM}~ERCE - PARK~ FOR LABOR DAY
Mr. A1 Stokes, representing the Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the
Council to discuss,use of the parks.
In reference to a letter received some months a~o from the City Council,
Mr. Stokes elaborated on the six (6) reasons cited for movin~ the festivities
to the fourth park where the bandstand is located.
Starting with reason six (6), Mr. Stokes stated the Chamber's ~pinion
6) Trash Clean Up - this is h~mdled solely by the Chamber of Commerce
including the co st.
2) Monument - at one time this was a pro~lem, but this is now fenced
off by the City when ~¥er there is activity in the park.
4) Burned Grass & Shrubs - the Chamberoof Commerce has made arrangements
for the ~rill to be raised so the grass will not be burned. Any damage to the
grass the Chamber will take care of.
3) Damage to Sprinklers - there is a possibility of some damage, but the
Chamber feels it would be minimal. The Chamber put in the sprinkler system
and are responsible for re~airs.
2 & 1) Parkin~ & Traffic Congestion - the Chamber feels that moving the
festivities to ai~other park will not eliminate the parkin~ problems and traffic
congestion.
Mr. Stokes asked the Council to reconsider their decision to move the
festivities to another park.
Councilman Raulerson stated he could not see how movin~ to another park
would cause a hardship on the Chamber.
Mr. Stokes failed to see how electricity will be supplied without a ~reat
deal of trouble. He has been unable, after many attempts, to have Florida
Power & Light Company install lights.
Councilman Chapman asked for Director Fortner's opinion.
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Director Fortner informed the Council the City has buried electrical
wire from the bandstand over into the other park, in front of Okeechobee
Hardware. The wiring is of ample size to install s~weral outlets in both
parks. A water line has been run the full length of the park. There are
four (4) tables already near the bandstand and four (4~ more will be added
across for 0keechobee Hardware. Unless something drastic happens, the
parks will be ready before Labor Day.
Councilman Burk added, for the benefit of the public, it is the
intention of the Council to not only up-grade the one park and the one ad-
joining it, but all the parks with landscaping, etc. so they will look
as we hoped they would for years.
Citizen Dick Blair appeared ~6fore the Council to state his opinion.
He feels the manner in which the Chamber has conducted the activities in the
park have not been detrimental. If the Chamber is made to move to the third
or fourth park, it will create a financial burden, nothing will be gained.
Citizen Jim Lashley appeared to voice his opinion. As past President
of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Lashley feels moving to another park would
cause problems. With the festivities in the first park the turn out for the
bar-b-que is much greater because it is seen from the main highway. The
Chamber relies on the proceeds from this celebration to remain self supporting.
Citizen Jim Enrico asked the Council, since the six reasons for moving
the festivities have been resolved by the Chamber assuming full responsibili~
ty, what is the need for moving.
Citizen Baird Patterson asked to be able to voice his opinion. Even
though the festivities slow his business, he does not think it fair to move
the festivities to another park which may hurt the Chamber.
After hearing the comments of the citizens, Councilman Raulerson, for
convenience, numbered the parks in question; Park #1 being the front park and
Park #3 located in front of Fry Hardwar~ and 0keechobee Hardware.
Councilman Burk stated in lieu of the fact that the Council considered
the City has nice parks that should be up-graded and there is a traffic
congestion problem during these festivities a motion is needed.
Councilman Burk moved to instruct the Chamber of Commerce to move to
the parks at the bandstan~ and across from Fry Hardware, seconded by Council-
man Chapman and vote carried.
79-6 KELLY TRAILER PARK
Mrs. Kathleen Wherrell was present to discuss the additional charge of
Four Hun4red Seventy Dollars ($470.00) to raise the Kelly Trailer Park Lift
Station and valve box.
Mrs. Wherrell stated they have not agreed to any changes and were not
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notified of any increases until Director Forther telephoned. As far as the
added charge is concerned, they felt the original agreement should stand.
Director Fortner stated the original p~.an called for an elevation of ---'
19.5 feet. The Lift Station was installed minus the top slab. When the
Engineer inspected it for elevation he informed the contractor it needed to
be above ground level to eliminate any possibility of flooding. In raising
the Station nine or ten inches the additional charge was incurred.
After discussion Director Fortner suggested setting this issue aside
until the Engineer i's consulted when he returns from vacation.
0CRA - DONATION
Dr. Frank Platt appeared before the Council requesting a donation to
the 0keechobee Citizens Recreation Association (0CRA).
There were Eight Hundred Eighteen (818) children that participated in
the 0CRA program, which is run by volunteers. There is a great need for a
Recreation Department in this City.
Expenses are taken care of except for Capital outlay monies. Monies are
needed for lighting of the ball parks and insurance. Dr. Platt then re-
quested that 0CRA be deleted from "Miscellaneous Donations" and enter a
category for "Recreation".
BAIRD PATTERSON - BEN FRANKLIN
Citizen Baird Patterson appeared before the Council requesting control
of street parking Un the Ben Franklin Store area. Mr. Patterson suggested
two (2) hour par~ing signs, with regular patrol and check by a police officer.
Councilman Raulerson stated the Council would study the problem and find
a solution.
ED WALPOLE - W~TER~ FIRE HYDRANTS
Citizen Ed Walpole appeared before the Council to discuss the problem
of supplying water to the newly platted subdivision of Okeechobee Park.
As it stands now with the new Resolustion~ water cannot be supplied
until the County pays the fire hydrant fees. Mr. Walpo~e has a great deal
of money invested in this project and would be willing to pay the rsntal fee
for two (29 years so the housing project can be completed.
After lengthy discussion Councilman Burk suggested the Council request
Mayor Douglas present the facts to the County Commission at their next meet-
ing~ so the County Commissioners will have the needed information to author-
ize this expenditure. Also, as previously suggested, the City Attorney meet
with the County Attorney on this matter.
ANTON HOEL - MORMAN CHURCH
Mr. Anton Hoel reRresenting the firm of G & Jenson Engineers and
Architects, West Palm Beach, appeared before the Council.
Mr. Hoel informed the Council his firm has been commissioned by the
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to design and compile contract
documents for their new church building on Southwest Fifth Avmnue mhd Sixth
Street.
The Council has been approached at a previous meeting regarding the
problems that ~ave arose with the alley on the property;
To keep the Council informed of the progress, Mr. Hoel presented a set
of plans showing the location of the building and that they plan to pave the
alley from Southwest Thir~ to Southwest Fourth Avenue, for the benefit of
the parking area behind the church. Mr. Hoel asked for any comments from
the Council to agree, or disagree with this plan.
After brief discussion, Mr. Hoel left the plans with the Council for
further study and a decision at a later date.
79-71 DEARA THOMPSON - HUMANE SOCIETY
Citixen Deara Thompson appeared before the Council, representing the
0keechobee Humane Society. Mrs. Thompson informed the Council the Society
now has a signed contract with the County for one (1) year to pperate.
The Society is ready to open September l, 1979. A Five ~housand
Dollar ($5,000..00) donation enables the Society to have a building with
phone, electric and water service.
Once again the Humane Society requests the cooperation of the City by
allowing the Society to operate the animal control for the City.
Attorney Conlon noted the contract between the Humane Society and
County is in the form of a Resolution that can be revoked. It basically
provide~ that once a month, upon receipt from the Society of the paid
receipts for food, medication, etc., the County will reimburse the Society
their expenses; not to exceed what the County has budgeted for one year
for itself to run the facility. Also, it gives, power to the Society to
c~nduct investigations on cruelty issues.
Attorney Conlon suggested the Council adopt a resolution similar to
that of the County except concer~ing the fees to be charged, and the method
for adoption; that the Society recognize the fact the City has a do~
control ordinance and the'provisions of that ordinance would govern.
Councilman Knight moved to table this issue for further study, seconded
by Councilman Burk, Councilmen Burk, Knight and Raulerson vote yes;
Councilman Chapman voted no. Councilman Raulerson informed Mrs. Thompson
an answer khould be given at the August 28, meeting.
79-74 COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS
A. BUILDING OFFICIAL
Building Official Spray was concerned with the issue on off street
parking for commercial business, doctor's offices, etc. Building Official
Spray questioned the extent of his authority regarding existing structures
and the requirement of an off street parking plan. --~
Attorney Conlon suggested meeting with Building Official Spray to
determine whether it is legal to require such a plan.
B. POLICE CHIEF
l) ACTIVITY REPORT
Police Chief Mobley presented the P~lice Department Ac±ivity Report for
the month of July.
2) PROBATION PERIOD
Chief Mobley presented Employee Performance Evaluations on Patrolmen
Weyman E. Arthur and Richard M. Long and requested an increase in salary of
Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) each.
Chief Mobley noted these two men were hired ~rior to the decision by the
Council to disallow probationary raises f~ new employees.
Councilman Chapman moved that Patrolmen W~yman E. Arthur and Richard M.
Long be taken off probation and be granted an increase in salary of Four
Hundred Dollars ($400.00) each, seconded by Councilman Knight and vote
carried.
3) PARKING SIGNS AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Chief Mobley informed the Council of the traffic and parking problem at
the 0keechobee Primary School. He requested that "NO PARKING" signs be
installed with no parking between signs on Southwest 5th Avenue, fifteen feet
prior to the crossing on both sides.
Councilman Burk moved to install the "NO PARKING" signs as requested,
seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote carried.
79-29 STOP LIGHT AT INTERSECTION OF SR 70 & S.E. 8th AVENUE
Councilman Knight read a letter addressed to L.C. Fortner, Director of
Public W~rks, from Patrolman Dalton Chandler regarding the traffic light at
the intersection of SR 70 and S.E. 8th Avenue.
The letter pointed out that a problem exists at this intersection and
numerous complaints have been filed in reference to the light not working
properly.
It is the opinion of Patrolman Chandler, and the opinion of other
Patrolmen, that the traffic light functions properly. The problem lies in
the motorists not stopping at the p~oper spot to trip the light.
Patrolman Chandler asked for repainting of the white line and erecting
a sign instructing the motorist to stop at this point to engage the light.
Director Fortner informed the Council the materials to repain~ the cross
bar at the intersection have already been ordered. If repainting the c~ss
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bar does not solve the problem, a sign will be added. Councilman Knight
stated the sign should be put there right away.
C. FIRE CHIEF
1 ) ACTIVITY REPORT
Fire Chief Tomey presented the Fire Department Activity Report for the
month of July and the Volunteer Firemen pay for the month of July.
2 ) EMT
Chief Tomey informed the Council he had been approached by Wayne Collins
who has been authorized by Indian River Junior College to teach an E~ergency
Medical Technician (EMT) course in 0keechobee provided he can get fifteen
(15) people to enroll.
Chief Tomey requested the Council allow the class to be held at the City
Fire Department on Saturdays at no expense to the City.
The Council granted permission.
3) WHITE SHIRES FOR DRESS UNIFORMS
Chief Tomey presented a request to purchase white shirls for the dress
uniforms for all the firemen. The cost for eighteen (18) shirts will be
approximately Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00).
Councilman Knight moved to allow Chief Tomey to purchase the eighteen
shirts for the Fire Department, seconded by Councilman Chapman and vote
c arri ed.
79-65 D. DIRECTOR 0F PUBLIC WORKS
Director Fortner presented Memorandum #1 to the Cpuncil regarding new
equipment for th~ Public Works Department to be purchased with the remain-
ing Anti-Recession Funds.
Councilman Burk moved to authorize the expendituresout of the An±i-
Recession Funds to purchase the items listed in Memorandum #1, seconded by
Councilman Knight and vote carried.
MEMO DUM
Director Fortner presented Memorandum #2 concerning the Pension Plan
for employees. He requested that the balances of the budgeted amounts be
transfered to the Pension Plan of the Employees.
Councilman Burk moved to approve the transfer of funds listed in Memo-
randum ~2 to the Pension Plan, seconded by Counci-/~nan Chapman and vote carried.
3) 201 FACILITY PLAN
Director Fortner informed the Council that representatives of the
Frederick Bell Consulting Engineers, Inc. were in the office of Public Works
with a set of plans for the lines plant, lift station, etc. These were the
first set of plans that Director Fortner has seen. The representatives were
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here to do some "on site investigation" and up-dating of their information.
Director Fortner asked that they leave the set of plans for detailed
study. They assured him they would send him a complete set of the first --~
three site plans.
79-35 4) OKEECHOBEE BEACHWATER ASSOCIATION
Director For~ner informed the Council that the 0keechobee Beachwater
Association has not paid the outstanding bill of SevenSy-Five Thousand
Dollars ($75,000.00), however, they have paid their water bill.
The puJnps are laying on the ~round to be installed in the new clearwell.
Director Fortner instructed the contractor not to install them until other
arra~4~ements have been made.
Councilman Burk moved that a prerequisite to hooking up of the pumps
in the new clearwell would be the receipt of the Seven,y-Five Thousm-d Dollars
($75,000.00) still outstanding, seconded by Councilman Knight and vote carried.
Council to instruct the Chairman to notify 0keechobee Beachwater Association
in writing of the action of the Council.
5 ) ACTIVITY REPORTS
Director Fortner presented the Activity Reports of the Water, Sewer and
Street Departments for the month of July.
E. CITY ATTORNEY --~
1 ) HUSAIN RESIDENCE
Attorney Conlon advised the Council that it is permissible to build a
residence on property zoned Holding.
Councilman Knight moved to grant a public hearing on the rezoning
request of Muzaffar Husain, M.D., seconded by Councilman Burk and vote carried.
79-42 F. CITY CLERK
l) CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL
Clerk Thomas presented a letter from the Central Flordia Regional Plan-
ning Council requesting the appointment of an energy conservation manager.
The Council left this decision for Mayor Douglas.
2) FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES - VOTING DELEGATES
City Clerk Thomas presented a letter from the Florida League of Cities
regarding the appointment of voting delegates.
The Council authorized City Clerk Thomas as delegate.
~) 201 FACILITY PLAN, STEP 2 PARTIAL PAYMENT REQUEST NO. 5
Clerk Thomas pr&sented a letter regarding 0keechobee 201 Facilities Plan,
Step 2 Partial Payment Request No. 5.
Councilman Chapman moved to authorize payment of the 201 Facilities Plan,
Step 2 Partial Payment Request No. 5 in the amount of Six Thousand Seven
Hundred Fifty-Two Dollars $$6,752.00), seconded by Councilman Burk and vote
carried.
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79-71 COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCILMEN
A. LYTLE RAULERSON
Councilman Raulerson informed the Council that Mr. Robert Keesee of
the Department of Communitee Affairs has been here studying a payroll schedule
for the employees of the City.
A typed copy of the proposed Pay Plan will be distributed to each Council-
man for study.
Councilman Raulerson instructed Mr. Keesee, if need be, a Workshop will
be set up to change the schedule prior to the Budget Session on salaries,
otherwise it will be discussed at the August 16, meeting.
B. OAKLAND CHAPMAN
1) SAMPLE GARBAGE PICK-UP SCHEDULE
Councilman Chapman presented a sample garbage pick-up schedule from the
City of Boca Raton. Councilman Chapman w~uld like this sample to be presented
to Tare Waldron or Jay HuSfman of L.P. Sanitation to remedy the existing
garbage pick-up problem.
The Council instructed Councilman Chapman not to present this to Jay
Huffman until it is discussed with Tare Waldron at the Thursday meeting
August 16.
2 ) NOISE ORDINANCE
Councilman Chapman presented a copy of a Noise Ordinance. The present
Ordinance is out dated.
A copy was given to Attorney Conlon to draft an Ordinance for the
meeting of August 28.
D I S BURS EMENTS
Water & Sewer Operation & Maintenance $36,277.67
Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund $29,097.69
Anti-Recession Fund $47.00
General Fund $45,093.24
ADJOURNM~NT
There being no further business, the meeting recessed at 11:05 P.M.,
until Budget Session, August 16, 1979.
Do Wla / -
~ President City Council
~-- City of 0keechobee
ATTEST:
BonnSe S. Thomas
City Clerk
City of Okeechobee
AGENDA
FIRST REGULAR MEETING
AUGUST 14, 1979
7:00 P.M.
1. Invocation
2. Approval of Minutes of July 24 and 26, 1979
3. Doug Cassels - Consolidation Committee payment of printing bill
4. Kelly Trailer Park - $470.00 additional charge
7:30 P.M.
5. Bid Tabulations - Construction of lift station
6. Planning Board recommendations
7. Chamber of Commerce - Regarding parks for Labor Day
8. OCRA - Frank Platt, donation
9. Mr. Patterson - To discuss parking situation behind his store
10. Ed Walpole - Water, fire hydrants
11. Mr. Hoel - Representing G & Jensen Morman Church contractor
12. Deara Thompson - Humane Society
13. Open for citizens not appearing on Agenda
14. COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS
A. Building Official
B. Police Chief
C. Fire Chief
D. Director of Public Works
E. City Attorney - 1) Husain residence zoning
2 Payment to Consolidation Committee
3 Morman Church agreement
F. City Clerk - 1) Florida League of Cities delegate from City
2) Central Florida Regional Planning Council (apt.1)
3) 201 Facilities payment #5 - $6,752.00
15. COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCILMEN
A. Lytle Raulerson - Mr. Keesee
B. Oakland Chapman - 1) Garbage pick -up schedule
2) Noise Ordinances
3) Off street parking
C. Jim Knight
D. Donald Burk
16. Disbursements
17. RECESS until Budget session August 16, 1979