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1967-01-03 Regular1036 Nolco Chemical's, Inc. $ 233.75 Domer' s Machine Shop 11.46 Sanfax Corporation 74.50 Mixon Machine Shop 6.70 King's Pure Station 1.46 The Pure Oil Company 100.50 Okeechobee Motor Company 20.77 Davis Meter & Supply Co., Inc. 14.36 Havely Craft & Machine Works 27.00 The National Cash Register Company 142.00 TOTAL $6,699.32 Upon motion the Council adjourned. CIT~' CLF~ ~ January 3, 1967 The City Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida, met in regular session at the City Hall on the above date at 7:00 P. M. with the following present: Mayor Dunham, President Mc Crocklin, Councilmen O~rdner, Hunt, Walker and Ws~tford with Attorney Hendr?, and Clerk Spivey. Minutes of the meetings held November 8, 15, 21 and December 21, 1966 were read and approved as read. The following bills in the amount of $ 6.585.74 . and $ 3.~28.20 were aoproved and ordered paid when funds are available: GENERAL FUND: Election Board Officials $ 122.00 Gilbert Chevrolet Comoany, Inc. 1591.00 C. C. Betts, Postmaster 70.00 Bond Refunds 475.00 Uniform Allowances 80.00 Blue Cross of Florida, Inc. 41.30 Ath!eon Alderman, Tax Col]_ector 1.50 Chris tmas Bonus 190. O0 Olen Godwin 1121.OO Petty C~sh 2.45 Clayton White 150.OO Enter County Telephone & Telegraph Company 31.20 Okeechobee Volunteer Fire Dept., Inc. 356.00 Audley Dunham 50.00 Ferguson Plumbing and Electric .60 Florida Power & Light Company 849.92 H. L. Schofield, Jr. M.D. 10.O0 Associates Financial Services Corooration 25.60 The Okeechobee News 10.90 Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc. 46.00 Paul' s Sunoco Service 169.19 Carlton, McCain, Carlton & Brennan 50.90 Lewis H. Dreese 7.10 Bowen Supply Company, Inc. 9.17 Big Lake Printers and Office Supply 27.00 Bennie' s -Auto Supply, Inc. 8.14 Okeechobee Army & Navy Surplus Store 3~..~08 East Coast Fire Equi~ent Hunt Brothers Grocery Co. 34.25 Florida MicroFilm Corporation 3.52 Selig Chemical IndustrY. es, Inc. 60.75 Fort Pierce Fire [~]quir~ent Comoany 322.50 Southeastern Printine Company, Inc. 38.96 Gilbert Culbreth 30.95 Trooical T~rmite Control, Inc. 40.00 Regal Lite Company 14.16 Florida-Georgia Tractor Como~ny, Inc. 161.72 Mixon Machine Shoo and Manufacturing 218.27 S+~nd~rd Oil Company 38.57 Wherrell Oil Company 7.65 Okeechobee Memorial Chapel 18.00 Doc ' s Texaco 23.20 Glades Gas Company 1037 ,~ATE}{ AND SD~ER OPERATIfN AND MAIN~EWANCE FUND Alfred ~'~atterson $ 90.00 -- ~-tt,r, t~ Cash 155.35 g, Stl~r Deposit R~.*unds 58.18 ~lue Cross of ~orida, Inc. 10.90 L. C. Fortn~r, Jr. ~0.00 Inte'~ County Telephone & Telegraph Co. ~.90 Florida Power ~= Light Company 3.58 Chri ~ ~as Bo hum lO0. O0 Florida Power L Li~-~ht Company Majo~- Electrical Supplies, Inc. 6.08 ~.~fal.ln~ce & Tiernan Inc. 29.15 F. H. Ross & Comp~ny 771.10 Ferguson Pl~bing and Electric 1.20 Southe~ Meter & S~oply Co. 212.56 Okeechobee ''66' ' Se~ice 9.12 Okeechobee Motor Company 101.gl ParkStatmoners,' Inc . 1.la Rutledge Ice $e~ice 3.90 ~out~:easte~ Printing Company, Inc. ~8.95 Big Lake Printers ~nd Office Supply 1.PO Bennie' s Auto Supply, Inc. 37.~2 Davis Meter & Supply Company, Inc. 569.68 Tesco Chemicals 3~.00 W. M. Curtin & Company %.15 ]>latio~l Ch-msearch Corp. 202.25 Okeechobee Beach ~ater Assoc., Inc. 34.65 Mixon Machine Shoo and ~4anufacturing 371.05 Hay-~ E. Williams 9.00 TOT.ti, $3,828 . 20 Bids on ~lice car discussed. It was repor~d that the Okeechobee Metor Com~ny could not fu~ish car as ~r bid advertized. After discussion the Council defer~d ~t~r until ta~r. Counci~n Hunt ~oved, seconded by Counci~an Walker and carried to ad~rtize for bids on gas ~d diesel. NOTICE NOTICE IS ~BY GI~ that the City Council of the City of Okeechobee, will receive sealed bids for the pu~hase of ~GUL~R GASOLINE and DI~ to be delive~d to the City Hall for a ~riod of one year begi~i~ Feb~a~ 7, 1967. All bibs ~ll be o~ned in the Council Ch~ber on ~esday, Feb~a~ 7, 1967 at 7:~ P. M. The Co~c~ ~se~es the ~ght ~ ~ject any and all bids. Claude Oa~ner, President City Council City of Okeechobee, Okeechobee, ~orida ATTEST: Lo~na Spivey City Clerk - City of Okeechobee, ~orida PUBLISM IN OK~CUOB~ k~S: Janua~ 12~ l~ 26~ 1967. The matter of an ambulance charge *rom Okeechobee Memorial Chapel was discussed, payment having been oostponed for further discussion. Councilman Watford moved to pay said bill in the in the future mnount of ~;18.OO and to notify doctors and ambulance serviceS/to notify City before services are rendered, seconded by Councilman Hunt. The .eollowing vote was taken: Yea - Councilman Hunt, Council- man Warlord and President Mc Crocklin - Nay - Councilman Walker and CounciLman Gardner. It was reported by Councilman Walker, Chairman of the Water Committee, that the windshield in one of the w~ter department trucks had been broken. After discussion the Council agreed to approve ' 103 and pay bill for replacement. Couucilman Walker moved, seconded by Councilman Gardner and unanimously carried, to pay the Chief of Police and City Clerk one week extra pay for one weeks vacation that they were unable to take, due to their duties. Councilman Watford moved, seconded by Councilman Gardner and carried to approve and grant each city employee a $10.00 Christmas bonus. The matter of city prisoners being taken care of in the county Jail was discussed. The Council felt that the City needed some definite schedule or understanding with Sheriff Collier in regard to this matter. Mayor Dunh~m, Councilman Hunt and CounciLman Warlord agreed to discuss matter with Sheriff Collier. Supplemental Watershed work plan agreement was presented for approval. Councilman Gardner moved to approve supplement and execute same, seconded by Councilman Walker and carried. SUPPLEMENTAL WATERSHED WORK PLAN AGHE~.~TT between the Okeechobee Soil Conservation District Okeechobee County, Board of Commissioners City Council, City of Okeechobee (hereinafter referred to as the Sponsoring Local Organization) State of Florida and the Soil Conservation Service United States Department of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the Service) Whereas, the Watershed Work Plan Agreement for Taylor Creek Watershed, State of Florida~ executed by the Sponsoring Local Organization named therein and the Sera, ice, became effective on the 16th day of July 1959; and ~q~ereas, the Watershed Work Plan Agreement for Taylor Creek Watershed, State of Florida, was ~upplemented by the Sponsoring Local Organization named therein and the Service, effective on the 24th day of November 1961; and ~nereas, the Watershed Work Plan Agreement for Taylor Creek Watershed, State of Florida, was supplemented by the Sponsoring Local Organization named therein and the Service, effective on the 31st day of January, 1962; and Whereas, the Watershed Work Plan Agreement for Taylor Creek Watershed, State of Florida, was supplemented by the Sponsoring Local Organization named herein and the Service, effective on the llth day of March, 1963, and !.~hereas, in order to carry out the Watershed Work Plan for said Watershed, it has bec~me necessary to modify said Watershed Work Plan Agreement, as supplemental; and Whereas, final evaluations of sites and design data required the addition of Drop Spillway 13C at the upstream end of improvements on Main Otter Creek and made possible the elimination of the upstream 1200 feet of East Branch Otter Creek and Drop Soillways 16, 17 and 20; and ~ ~hereas, the Sponsoring Local Organization has requested that East Lateral be terminated at Station 177+OO and Structure 9 be relocated at Station 62+67; and Now; therefore; the Sponsoring Local 0rEanization and the Service hereby agree upon the following modification of the terms, conditions and stipulations of said Water- shed Work Plan Agreement: 1. Paragraph nhmber 3 of the Watershed Work Plan Agreement is modified by the addition of Drop Spillway 13C to the list of Drop Spillways as follows: Sponsoring Local Estimated Works of Improvements Organization Se~ice Const~ction Cost (Percent) ('~e rc~'n~) (Dollars) Drop Spillway 13C 3 · 92 96.08 $17,900 2. Drop Spillways Number 16, 17 and 20 are hereby deleted from the Work Plan. 3. Drop Spillway Number 13C is hereby added at the upstream end of construction on Main Otter Creek. 4. East Branch Otter Creek will terminate at the old Potter Road, about 1200 feet downstream from the orgi~ally planned terminus. 1039 5. East Lateral construction will terminate at the upstream end at Station 177+OO, 3,435 feet downstream from the originally planned terminus. 6. Drop Spillway Number 9 will be relocated at Station 62+67. 7. Mosquito Creek Sub-Watershed will be eliminated frc~ the area of Taylor creek Watershed, ceasing to being a part thereof. 8. Tables 1, IA, 2, 4, 5 and 6 are mofified to reflect updated cost estimates. 9. Table 3 is modified by the addition of data for Drop Spillway 13C. The Sponsoring Local Organization and the Service further agree to all other terms, conditions, and stipulations of said Watershed Work Plan Agreement not modified herein. OKEECHOBEE SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT By. B. BRACK CANTRELL Title Chairman Date Ausust 9; 1966 The signing of this agreement was authorized by a resolution of the governing body of the Okeechobee Soil Conservation District, adopted at a meeting held on August 9, 1966/. R.. M. Go01sb~ Secretary Date August, 9; 1~66 OKEECHOBEE COUNTY~ BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BY CLYDE R. DURBYhNCE Title Chairman Date Ausust 22~ 1966 The signing of this agreement was authorized by a resolution of the governing body of the Okeechobee County, Board of Commissionerg, adopted at a meeting held on August 22, 1966. Gloria J. Ford~ D. C. Date Aug.ust 22~ 1966 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF OKEECHOBEE BY CLYDE MC CROCKLIN Title PRESIDENT CITY COL~CIL Date Jan. 3~ 1967 The signing of this agreement was authorized by a resolution of the governing body of the City Council, City of Okeechobee, adopted at a meeting held on 1-3-67. Lorena Spivey, Cit~v Clerk Date Jan. 3~ 1967 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE UNITED STATES DEPARTmeNT OF AGRICULTURE BY Date Upon motion by Councilman Watford, seconded by Councilman Walker and unanimously carried the Council adjourned. PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL ATTEST: CITY CLERK January 3, 1967 The incoming City Council o~ the City of Okeechobee, Florida, met in regular session at the .~ City Hall following adjournment of the retiring Council member with the following present: Mayor Audley Dunham, Councilmen Claude Gardner, E. H. Hunt, Neal S. Padgett, Franklin ~alker and Alto Watford Jr. with Attorney W. L. Hendry and Clerk Lorena Spivey. It being in order the oath of office was administered to Councilman Neal S. Padgett by Attorney W. L. Hendry. Councilman Hunt nominated Councilman Walker as Temporary Chairman, nomination seconded by Councilman ~Jatford and upon vote ~o~mcilman ',qalker w~s elected Temporary Chairman. Temnorary Chairman t/alker opened the meeting stating that nominations were in order for the election of a President of the City Council. Councilman Hunt nominated Councilman Gardner as President of the City Council, nomination seconded by Councilman Watford and upon vote Councilman Gardner was elected President of the City Council.