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1964-11-10 Reg. Adjourned914 ? November 3, 1964. SECTION 2. That the aPPlication requesting rezoning and proof of ' publication of no~ce to amend Z°~ing Ordinance No. 271 published ~n connection with the above a~ication be attached to this Ordinance and become a part hereof. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk make the appropriate change on the City Zoning Map in acc~ance with thie Ordinance. PASSED A~D ADOPTED this 3rd day of November, 1964. Clyde A'~c Crocklin PRESIDENT. CITY 'cOUNCIL ATTEST: Lorena ~pive~ CITY ~ERK APPROVED BY ME T~ 3rd DAY OF NOV~2~BER, 1964. Donald R. Mack MAYOR Upon motion the C~ncil adjourned to meet Tuesday, November 10, 1964. CITY CNERM ~ ~ November 10, 1964 The City Council ef the City of Okeechobee, .~lorida, met in regular adjourned session on the above date at 7:00 P. M. at the City Hall with the following present: Mayor Mack, President Mc Crocklin, Councilman Gardner, Nunt, W~lker and Watford with Attorney Hendry and Clerk Spivey. Minutes of the me~tings held October 6 and 12~ 1964, were read and approved as read. The following bil~ were approved and ordered paid when fund are available: in the following a ounts $ 5,145 ,58 and $ 10..382,6 · GENERAL · Oasi Contribution Fund $1,101.88 Florida Institute 30.00 Donald R. Mack 72.00 Jack Ezell 8.00 District Director~f Internal Revenue 1,362.40 Allen Chandler, A~ing Postmaster 75.00 Inter County Tel ~ Tel Company 46.67 Florida Power and ~ight Company 903.35 Lewis N. Dreese O~age 130.00 Hunt Brothers Gro~ry Compa~ 1~.~ Kale Uniforms ~ 16.08 Bennie's Auto Supply, Inc. 33.58 The Okeechobee Ne~ 18.60 O ee, H?w e. Core,ny 7,67 Pursell s America~ Station 152.14 Donald S. Lavignea Inc. 143.O4 Central Electric ~Gas Co. 85.86 Florida Microfilm~orporation 4.56 Standard Oil Como~ 105.62 Raulerson Department Store 23.70 Fort Pierce F~re ~quipment Company 397.50 Park Stationers,~nc. 1.T1 Martin' s Uniforms 4.20 Hector Meed Mills 13.50 Gilbert Culbreth 1~.50 Sanfax Corporatio~ 23.86 ~-~ Park Drug 2.79 Big Lake Printers 28~50 Associates Financ~ Services Corporation 71.10 Motorola Communi¢~ions & Electronics Inc. 46.00 Mixon' s Garage 30.76 Alto Watford & Son~ 45.76 0. K. Garage ~ 19.63 Florida-Georgia T~ctor Co., Inc. 71.90 Rutledge Ice Serv~e 6.60 Ridge Tanklines A~antic Truck Stop 5.95 Wherrell Oil Comp~ 3.47 Robinson ~eed StoM~ 4.00 Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 16.45 WATER & SEWER OPERATION & MAINTENANCE FUND: Oasi Contribution Fund $ 738.25 Distri¢~ Director of Internal Revenue 810.30 Inter County Tel and Tel Company 13.75  Kerby Electric 1,957 · 90 Florida Power and Light Company 609.91 United States Concrete Pipe Compan~ 768.96 Kennedy Valve Mfg. Co., Inc. 360.15 Monroe Equipment Co., Inc. 21.50 Ditch-Witch Trencher of Florida, Inc. 41.37 Bennie' a Auto Supply, Inc. 15.45 Tesco C~emicals 1~.10 The Okeechobee Mirror 24.28 The Okaechobee News 11.00 Okee. Hd~e. & Furn. Co. 39.12 Jenninga Elctric Motor Shop 6.50 Standard Oil Co. 48.24 Brockway, Weber & Brockway Engineers, Inc. 565.85 Big Lake Printers 28.50 Lakeshore Truck Stop 1.40 Okeecho~ee "66" Service 3.25 L. H. Willis 35.00 Fergusom Plumbing & Electric 3.65 Okeechobee Motor Compan~ 35.88 Alto Watford & Sons 8.45 Rutledge Ice Service 6.60 Okeecho~ee Army & Navy Surplus Store 2.98 Meekins 58.88 HsJres L~andard Service 3.25 · Wherrell Oil Company 40.46 Robinso~ Seed Store 12.50 Terminal Transport Co., Inc. 45.06 Domer'~ Machine Shop 39.90 Artco S~pply, Inc. 14.56 Rockwell Mfg. Co. ~ 345.60 F. H. Ross & Co. 895.00 Industr~l Supply Corporation 1,O57.2~ Davis Meter & Supply Co., Inc. 613.13 ~-~ Jesse ~. Watford 5.00 B & H Sales, Inc. 751.91 MLxon' s Garage 178.34 Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 19.45 H. H. Marsh was present requesting sewer line extension to his new home in Block 146. The Council reported that the extension would require several manholes and cost would be in excess of $2000.00. At present their are six prospective users. Councilman Gardner moved to make extension, seconded by Councilman Warlord. Counci~an Walker offered an amendment to the above motion to study the exac~ cost of project before a vote is taken on above motion. No action taken on amendment. Voting yes on the above motion: Council~,en Gardner and Wat~6rd. Voting no: Councilmen Walker and Hunt. President Mc Crocklin voted no. President Mc Crocklin vacated chair. President PreTem Gardner presided. Councilman Mc Crocklin moved to study and find out if the money for the extension could be raised and determine the definite cost and if money poves available to proceed with sewer extension, seconded by Councilman Walker and unanimously carried. Attorne~ Charles Wm. Stone of Ft. Pierce, Florida, was present representing Mrs. L. E. Origgs in the .matter of a Garbage Franchise and presented a proposed Garbage Franchise for the Council's study and approval. Joe Thibeault of West Palm Beach, Florida, was present regarding the Garbage Franchise verbally  stating his proposal and later presenting a written proposal. A letter of recommendation for Joe Thibeault was presented to 'bhe Council from Lake Lytal, County Commissioner of Pal_~a Beach County. The Coua$il agreed, to study matter and would notify person the Garbage Franchise was awarded to. Attorney Lester Jennings, representing Okeechobee Beach Wa bet Association, Inc. was present regarding the purchase of water from City to furnish residents on west lake front, stating it was proposed that approximatel~ 77,000 gallons of water would be eonsumed per day in the year 1965. Councilman Hunt presented the cos b of producing water in the clear well for 1963 as $0.1486 cost per thousand gallons. '916 After discussion Counci!m~.~ Gardner moved to sell to Okeechobee Beach Water Association, Inc. water at $.26¢ per thousand g~llons for .period of one yea¥, plus electric bill and all pump repair, six years at cost plus $.10~ per thousamd gallons, subject to details being worked out by Attorney Jennings and Attorney --~ Hendry, seconded by Counci~n Walker and unanimously carried. Supt. Williams r~port~d a request from the Church of God Prophecy in Block 31, City, North on State Road $~41, stating 'that it would require a 30 foot by 18 inch culvert. Councilman ~alker moved to purchase required culvert and install seconded by Councilman Gardner and carried. Councilman Walke~ reported that Gilbert Culbreth had requested ~that the City reimburse him for a water line extension tha$ he ~nstalled in Cypress Quarters several years ago. Matter tabled for further investigation,. Councilman Walke~ reported a request from Ray Raulerson for a water line extension to his home on West First Street, bei~g loQated outside of the city limits. Said extension would require approximately llO0 feet of pipe. It was agreed to quote a price of 6~ per foot for pipe and use of ditching machine. Councilman Walke~ re~rted a request from Harry B. Elliott for a water line extension to property on west 12th Street. It ~-~as t~e consensus of the Council that their was an insufficient water supply in that area since this extension ~ould be connected to Mc Carthy Water Company water line. Councilman Walke~ repgrted a street light request from Ray Mullis. The Council added this to the list of requested street l~hts. Councilman Watfo~ p~sented the following Ordinance and moved its adoption and upon being seconded by Councilman Ga~er was put to a vote and unanimously adopted: ~ O RD I N AN C E NO. 31~ AN ORD]NANC~ ~MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 29~, BEING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PA~KING OF HOUSE TRAILERS AND THE OCCUPANCY THEREOF WITHIN THE CITY OF OKE~HOBEE, FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF IT~ Be It ~rdained By The City Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida: That S~ction 2 of Ordinance No. 294 be and it is hereby amended to read as follows: Sectio~ i. A. Emergency or temporary stopping or parking of house trailers shall be permitt ~d on any street, alley or highway or other public place for not longer than four hours, subject to any other and further prohibitions or limitations imposed by the ordinances of the City of Okeechobee, Florida. B. House trailers may be permitted on land zoned for co~nercial uses as display Gr for sale, but not to be occupied as an office or living quarters. C. General contractors may obtain a temporary permit, for a period of time not exceeding 120 days, to park a house trailer on the site of con- struction for use as an office or quarters for a nisht watchman during the period actual constructien; said permit to be issued upon the recommendation of the City Building Inspecto~ and payment of a ~permit fee in the amount of Ten Dollars. D. House trailers may be permitted on a temporary basis up to six months durat~n in certain hardship cases when the following conditions are met: (1) Upon investigation and recommendation of the Mayor. (2) Payment of a pe~ait fee in the amount of Ten Dollars. .P~SSED AND ADOPTED on this 10th day of November, 196~. Clyde Mc Crocklin. APPROVED:. Claude Gardner Donald R. Mack Al.tg. Watford; Jr. .~ E, H. Hunt ayor Franklin Walker Council?an Gardner reported a request for a sewer line extension to the new Sunoco Service Station on South Parrott Avenue which woudl require approximately l~ feet of pipe. The Council agreed that no grease be allowed in the sewer. Councilman Gardner moved, seconded by Councilman Walker and unanimously ~arried to grant request and install 6 inch sewer line with provision that a seperate grease tramp be in- stalled. Supt. '~illiams, Councilman Gardne~r and Building Inspector White to contact the Contractor ~f'~the job regarding this matter. Councilman Gardner reported street light request at entrance of Wilcox Shores and ~th Street and Pensacola Street. Matter taken under advisement and added to list of street light request. Presideat Mc Crocklin reported that he had a letter from Joseph C. Woolf, Secretary-Treasurer of Florida Water and Sewage Works Operators Association, offering his services to come to Okeechobee and study the sewer operation problems. The Council agreed for President Mc Crocklin to invite him here providing his fee would not be in excess of $100.00. Councilman Watford discussed the need of a vehicle to be used for picking up dogs. Councilman Watford moved to purchase truck 195t Chevrolet from Lewis H. Dreese for $100.00 to be used for dog pick-  up and to apply for proper insurance on truck seconded by Councilman Gardner and carried. Councilman Hunt moved to put all the City's insurance up for bids, seconded by Councilman Walker and unanimously carried. Councilman Hunt reported the purchase of i - $1,000.00 Series A. Refunding Bond #106 at 90¢ from John D. Talley less January i and July i interest coupons. Councilman Walker moved to accept bid from Birdsall COnstruction in the amount of $?,~50.00 for relocation of l~ inch raw water intake and to notify Brockway, Weber & Brockway Engineering Firm of acceptance of bid~ seconded by Councilman Hunt and unanimously carried. Upon reView of the Registration Book of qualified voters the following names were ordered stricker from the City ~egistration B6ok. The Clerk was instructed to have list published in the newspaper that any- one having been s%ricken from~ the Registration Book through error may have their name restored to the Registration Book by appearing before the City Council at ~:l~ P. M. November 2h, 196h. At the ~egular adjourned meeting of the City Council November 10, 196~, the following names were ordered stricken from the Registration Book of the City of Okeechobee, Florida. ANYONE ~aving been stricken through error may have their name restored to the Registration Roll by appearing before the City Council at 5:15 P. M. Tuesday, November 2~, 196~. Frank O. Art~, Jr. Edward J. Bahm Charlotte Daniels Barbara Sue Fowler Cassie Lee A~nOld J.M. Cook Chester Leslie Daniels Harry S. Getchell ~--, Mavis Joan A~thur Jack Coker L.C. Davis Blanche Godwin i Sverra Anderson Paul W. Carter Ruby I. Davis Janice C. Galbraith Elmer Bass Mildred M. Coker Ralph E. Damon Joe S. Galbraith, Jr. Delma C. Belk LeRoy Chandler Howard Drawdy Jerry P. Garnett Fred Boromei Louise Chandler Constance M. Delaney Sylvia Gaun Co]la M. Bass William A. Cuthill W. M. Elk-ins Harold William Gaun R. H. Batts Claude W. Clay Norman Ellis Molana Higginbothan Curtis Baxley James Ivey Crutchfield W.S. Hancock Esther Bass Helen Draughon Helen Ellis William L. Hendry Tallmadge Bergen Missouri O. Duke Harry M.~ Frish Etta M. Hendry Gordon Bass Ethel L. Dreese Mary M. Frish Frances M.. Hancock Robert R. B].a~i James A. De Palina ~om A. Fo~ Robert A. Hayes, Sr. Elizabeth P. Blasi Ernest C. Dickens James R. FowKer Bessie M. Hayes Perry L. Hunt John Allen Lee Lowie J. Oaks Iona D. Thomas Nathaniel Hazellief Lamonte H. Moore Beatrice S. Oaks Loyal Tomlinson- Thelma L. Hazellief Elwyn C. Mac Douga!l Walter S. Owens Lawrence L. Terry, George H. Harmon Charles J. Musgrove Mattie W. Pearce Frances N. Terry Charles Frank Harris, Sr. ~Emmalene B. Moore Freda Prescott Gladys P. Tootle Julian Huggins :Bennie W. Mobley Ella W. Pearce Julian Tanner Betty Jean Huggins Janice Y. Mobley Lucille A. Pearce Cuthbert Walker Gertrude B. Jernigan W. Allen Markham Arlene J. Preville Edna Ward W. C. Jernigan Alice A. Markham Warren R. Preville Walter R. Watts Charles A. Jones ~Max V. Mills Bessie Rogers James C. Woodall Alberta Jones Joyce Musgrove Lilliam W. Reeves Nancy H. Woodall' Avena A. Kerby Mary W. Mason Bessie M. Raifsnider Malcolm C. Westberry William B. King William H. Mobley B.D. Reeves James O. Waldron C. H. Lord Billie Miles John Rose, Jr. Shelley Waldron Arnie G. Long Jack B. Marcum Orval L. Rhymes Curtis Williams R. E. Link ~D. B. Mc Carthy Amanda Rhymes Carrie W. Williams Lewis Leggett Carrie E. Mc Neill Ear~ W. Raiford Sara Westberry Kathryn Y. Logston Era M. Mc Coy Geroge W. Reynolds, Sr. Euphemia Woods Clarence Lefter Curtis Eugene Mc Laughlin Bertha Stairs Wilbur M. Woods Malton Lightsey Thelma J. Mc Pherson He~m'Y' C. Sullivan Mary Smith WeXford Katie Lightsey Earl F. Mc Farland Gladys S. Sullivan Fred Miller Wheeler Mildred Labigang Gordon L. Nipper Horace A. S~kes Chester D. Wofford W. L. Lee Ethel M. Nipper George L. Sweatt Roger Britt Zeigler Dorothy Lee ~Rachel Irene Nelson Jim Sum~erall Eloise S. Zeigler Orin D. Lee Clarence Ben Nelson Carlisle Thomas' Helen J. Lee Morris Nipper Lillie B. Tomlinson ATTEST: Lorena Spivey Clyde Mc Crocklin City Clerk PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL CITY OF OKEECHOBEE PUBLISH: Nov. 19, 1964. OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA Upon motion the ~ouncil adjourned to meet Monday, November 16, 1964. PRESIDENT 'CITY COUNCIL ATTEST: ,. ~.=~. .~,.~ CITY ~ZEP~ ~ November 16, 1964 The City Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida, met in regular adjourned session at the City Hall on the above date at 2:00 P. M. with the following present: President Mc Crocklin, Councilmen Hunt, Walker and Watford wi%h Clerk Spivey. The City ~Clerk presented the petition~ of candidates in the General City Election to be held December 1, 1964 and the f~lowing petitions were examined by the Council and all petitions were found to contain 25 or more qualifie~ electors: CITY COUNCILMEN: Bea Br~ney James Rogers, Jr. Franklin Creach Brad Thomas, Sr. E. H. Hunt Alto "Bubba" Watford, Jr. Councilman Walker moved to accept %b~ pe~i~iom~ as preseated~ SeCOnded by Councilman Watford and carried. The Council instructed the Clerk to have necessary ballots prepared for voting machines also to have the absentee ballots printed. BALLOT NO .... BALLOT NO .... OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL CITY ELECTION CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA December 1st, 1964 Make a Crose M~k (X) Before the Name of the Candidate of Your Choice FOR COUNCILMEN (Vote for Two) :, BEA BRINEY FRANKLIN CREACH E. H. HUNT JAMES ROGERS, JR. BRAD THOMAS. SR. ALTO (BUBBA ~ WATFORD, JR.