1991-09-03 Regular MeetinglOKEr
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A. Call meeting to order.
C I T Y O F O K E E C H O B E E
C I T Y C O U N C I L M E E T I N G
SEPTEMBER 3, 1991 - 7:00 P.M.
SUMMARY OF COUNCIL ACTION
B. Invocation offered by Pastor Griffis;
Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Kirk.
C. Mayor and Council attendance:
Mayor James "Jim" Kirk
Councilmember R.R. "Nick" Collins
Councilmember Danny Entry
Councilmember Jerry E. Walker
Councilman Dowling R. Watford, Jr.
Staff attendance:
Attorney John R. Cook
Administrator John J. Drago
Clerk Bonnie S. Thomas
Deputy Clerk S. Lane Earnest
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COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
Mayor Kirk called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
Invocation offered by Pastor Griffis;
Mayor Kirk led the Pledge of Allegiance.
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D. Motion to dispense with reading and Councilmember Collins made a motion to dispense with reading and
approve the Summary of Council Action approve the Summary of Council action for the regular meeting of
for the regular meeting of August 6, August 6, 1991; seconded by Councilmember Entry.
1 991 .
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
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E. Motion to approve Warrant Registers for
July, 1991:
General Fund ....... $ 96,758.60
Public Utilities ... $133,698.58
REQUEST FOR THE ADDITION, DEFERRAL OR
WITHDRAWAL OF ITEMS ON TODAY'S AGENDA.
OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
1. Mayor announces that the purpose of this
public hearing is to consider the first
reading of ordinances for the proposed
millage rate levy and proposed budget for
fiscal year 1991-1992.
2. Mayor announces that the proposed mil-
lage rate levy represents 5.60% over the
roll -back rate computed pursuant to
Florida Statute 200.065(1).
3. Mayor asks for comments or questions from
the public.
Seatembe4 3, 1991 - Re
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Councilmember Watford made a motion to approve the Warrant
Registers for the month of July, 1991, General Fund $96,758.60
and Public Utilities $133,698.58; seconded by Councilmembers
Collins and Walker.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
None.
Mayor Kirk announced that the purpose of this public hearing is
to consider the first reading of ordinances for the proposed
millage rate levy and proposed budget for fiscal year 1 991-1 992.
Mayor Kirk announced that the proposed millage rate levy
represents 5.60% over the roll -back rate computed pursuant to
Florida Statute 200.065(1).
Mayor Kirk asked for comments or questions from the public.
Andy Rubin, President of a local Taxpayers Association, appeared
before the Council. Mr. Rubin congratulated the Council for
only raising the ad valorem taxes $40,000.00 and asked the
Council that before they vote on anything tonight to take a hard
look at Department Head salary's, Police Department and Public
Utility Department cars, street paving and items entitled
"improvements". In his opinion the budget was inflated in those
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September 3, 1991 - Re
F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
Meeting - Page 3 0{ 16
COUNCILMBMB6RS/ACTION
4. A. A motion to read by title only, and Councilmember Watford made a motion to read by title only, and
set September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M. for set September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M. for the final hearing,
the final hearing, Ordinance 638 levying Ordinance 638 levying a millage rate for the General Fund Budget
a millage rate for the General Fund and and Debt Service; seconded by Councilmember Walker.
Debt Service - City Attorney (Exhibit 1).
4. B. A motion to approve the first reading
of Ordinance 638 levying a millage rate
for the General Fund Budget and Debt
Service.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook read Ordinance 638 by title only as follows:
"AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A MILLAGE RATE WHICH RATE IS SET ON ALL
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, PROVIDING THAT 4.15 PER THOUSAND
DOLLAR VALUATION SHALL NOT BE LEVIED ON HOMESTEAD PROPERTY:
THAT 4.15 PER THOUSAND DOLLAR VALUATION SHALL BE USED FOR
GENERAL CITY PURPOSES AND .39, PER THOUSAND DOLLAR VALUATION
INCLUDING HOMESTEAD, SHALL BE USED TO PAY PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
ON GENERA OBLIGATION BONDS: THAT SAID MILLAGE RATE IS 5.60%
MORE THAN THE ROLL -BACK RATE COMPUTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
F.S.200.065(1); PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
Councilmember Collins made a motion to approve the first reading
of Ordinance 638 levying a millage rate for the General Fund
Budget and Debt Service; seconded by Councilmember Entry.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
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F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
5. A. A motion to read by title only,
and set September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M.
for the final public hearing, Ordinance
639 establishing the revenues and
expenditures for General Fund Budgets -
City Attorney (Exhibit 2).
5. B. A motion to approve the first reading
Ordinance 639 establishing the revenues
and expenditures for the General Fund
Budgets.
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
Councilmember Collins made a motion to read by title only, and
set September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M. for the final public hearing,
Ordinance 639 establishing the revenues and expenditures for
General Fund Budgets; seconded by Councilmember Entry.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook read Ordinance 639 by title only as follows:
"AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF
OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1,
1991 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992; WHICH BUDGET SETS FORTH
GENERAL FUND REVENUES OF $2,385,725.00 AND EXPENDITURES OF
$2,385,725.00; PUBLIC FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT FUND REVENUES OF
$1,010,354.00 AND EXPENDITURES OF $720,500.00, LEAVING A FUND
BALANCE OF $289,854.00; DEBT SERVICE REVENUES OF $296,967.00 AND
EXPENDITURES OF $237,209.00 LEAVING A FUND BALANCE OF
$59,758.00; LAW ENFORCEMENT SPECIAL FUND REVENUES OF $2,675.00
AND NO EXPENDITURES LEAVING A FUND BALANCE OF $4,675.00;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
Councilmember Collins made a motion to approve the first reading,
Ordinance 639 establishing the revenues and expenditures for the
General fund Budgets; seconded by Councilmember Watford.
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F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
5. B. Continued . . . .
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
Councilmember Collins began discussion concerning salaries
commenting, about three or four years ago we set up a schedule
for raises in the City. It started off with our lower paid
employees and they got a raise the first year and it was
staggered right down the line until it got to the Department
Heads. The people in my opinion who have not had a raise since
1988 deserve a raise according to our plan. The people who had
a raise last year unless they have changed classifications of
jobs, been promoted to another position that calls for a raise
or they have been re -certified or certified in something else,
I do not think they deserve a raise at this time. I base that
on our statement from last week (August 28, 1991 Workshop) that
we had money in the Public Utilities Fund to give raises.
We have got to remember people who work in the Police and Fire
Departments and in these offices here, they work for the City
too. I do not think just because the Public Utilities Fund has
the money that they should be the only ones to get the raise.
I am in favor of giving the people raises who have not received
one since 1988 and that is mostly Department Heads, but the
people who work in the departments that got raises last year,
that does no follow our schedule, I am against those raises.
Councilmember Watford stated he agreed with Councilmember
Collins concerning the raises for the Department Heads, however
his comments for the raises in the Public Utilities Department
he would defer comments until discussion on that particular
budget was brought to the floor.
Following lengthy discussion, Councilmember Collins made an
amended motion to the motion to approve the first reading of
Ordinance 639, to increase the Clerk's salary to $27,000.00 and
take out the wording "car allowance" and make it a part of the
salary; seconded by Councilmember Watford.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
AMENDED MOTION CARRIED.
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F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
5. B. Continued . . . .
6. A. A motion to read by title only, and
set September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M. for
the final public hearing, Ordinance 640
establishing the revenues and expendi-
tures for the Public Utilities Budget -
City Attorney (Exhibit 3).
6. B. A motion to approve first reading
Ordinance 640 establishing the revenues
and expenditures for Public Utilities
Budget.
COUNCILMBMBBRS/ACTION
Vote on original motion to approve the first reading of Ordinance
639 as amended is as follows:
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Councilmember Entry made a motion to read by title only, and set
September 17, 1991 at 7:00 P.M. for the final public hearing,
Ordinance 640 establishing the revenues and expenditures for the
Public Utilities Budget; seconded by Councilmembers Walker and
Watford.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook read Ordinance 640 by title only as follows:
"AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF
OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1,
1991 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992; WHICH BUDGET SETS FORTH
PUBLIC UTILITIES REVENUES OF $10,2119.043.00 AND EXPENDITURES OF
$6,728,289.00, LEAVING A FUND BALANCE OF $3,390,754.00,
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
Councilmember Watford made a motion to approve first reading,
Ordinance 640 establishing the revenues and expenditures for
Public Utilities Budget; seconded by Councilmember Walker.
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F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
6. B. Continued . . . .
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
Councilmember Collins opened discussion commenting, I would
like to emphasize something. I am not saying that some of the
Utilities Department does not deserve some of the raises, I
would never say that. I want to re-emphasize that everybody
works for the City and if the Public Utilities is making money
we could raise them forever and the people who work on the ad
valorem taxes (General Fund) might not ever get a raise. Look
at what that would do to your moral of personnel at the City.
Councilmember Watford stated he would have to agree and he did
not think it was going to have much affect on the budget. A
City employee is a City employee. We have a rotation schedule
going and I do not think it would be fair to take some of the
employees out of that rotation. I do think however, there are
some people in the Public Utilities Department that should be
reclassified because I think they are doing jobs over and above
what should be expected of them and I have no problem if they
were promoted, of course, that is not everybody in the
department.
Councilmember Collins added, I stated before if they were re-
certified, certified in some other class of job or promoted then
they would naturally be due a raise if they got a promotion. I
can think of one that took on added responsibilities and he
should also take on some added change.
Council also discussed briefly for next year to go back to the
yearly raises for everyone and merit raises for employees.
Following further discussion, Councilmember Collins made an
amended motion to the motion to approve the first reading of
Ordinance 640, to delete raises for everything except the
Department Head, people that have been certified in other
positions or re -certified, or people that have been promoted;
seconded by Councilmember Watford.
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COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION yes
F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING FOR
THE BUDGET ORDINANCES - 7:00 P.M.
6. B. Continued Councilmember Watford pointed out in this department (Public
Utilities) the Department Head was not proposed for a raise.
KIRK X
COLLINS X
ENTRY X
WALKER X
WATFORD X
AMENDED MOTION CARRIED.
Vote on original motion to approve the first reading of
Ordinance 640 as amended is as follows:
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MOTION CARRIED.
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G. NEW BUSINESS
1. Motion to appoint Shirley Johnson to the Councilmember Entry made a motion to appoint Shirley Johnson to
Code Enforcement Board - City the Code Enforcement Board upon the recommendation of the Code
Administrator (Exhibit 4). Enforcement Board; seconded by Councilmember Collins.
KIRK X
COLLINS X
ENTRY X
WALKER X
WATFORD X
MOTION CARRIED.
VOTE
G. NEW BUSINESS
2. Motion to approve a partial pay request
to Sharp Construction in the amount of
$16,343.73 - Interim Director of Public
Utilities (Exhibit 5).
COUNCILMBM86RS/ACTION
Councilmember Watford made a motion to approve a partial pay
request to Sharp Construction in the amount of $16,343.73, upon
the recommendation of the engineer; seconded by Councilmember
Collins.
Councilmember Collins asked if this does not take care of
everything except the retainage fee? PUID Groover answered, No,
this is not a final pay request.
Councilmember Watford stated that he was confused due to the
fact that at the last meeting when they approved a partial pay
request the Council was told "...that with this pay request the
City will have paid in full except for the retainage fee...the
project is basically completed and will be coming to a close in
approximately two weeks".
PUID Groover explained, that was correct,Mr. Sharp did tell the
Council they would be finished in two weeks, but they have not
completed it. She anticipated this pay request to be the final
one, but it is not.
Mayor Kirk asked how much was still owed on this contract? PUID
Groover answered with the retainage fee an estimate of
$64,000.00, without the retainage fee an estimate of $19,000.00.
Mr. Sharp announced the job was completed except for one days
touch-up work.
Vote on motion is as follows:
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
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G. NEW BUSINESS ' COUNCI LMEMBERS/ACTION ]YES
3. Motion to adopt Resolution 91-6
establishing a Water Conservation Policy
- City Administrator (Exhibit 6).
4. Motion to approve $9,000.00 for
Professional Services to the Central
Florida Regional Planning Council to
complete a Department of Community
Affairs Grant for Land Development
Regulations - City Administrator
(Exhibit 7).
(Councilmember Watford made a motion to adopt Resolution 91-6
establishing a Water Conservation Policy; seconded by
Councilmember Collins.
Administrator Drago explained this is another item that has to
be completed to keep in compliance with the Consent Agreement
with the Department of Environmental Regulation that
was passed June 4, 1991.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Title of Resolution 91-6 reads as follows:
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE ESTABLISHING A WATER
CONSERVATION POLICY."
Councilmember Entry made a motion to approve $9,000.00 for
Professional Services to the Central Florida Regional Planning
Council to complete a Department of Community Affairs Grant for
Land Development Regulations; seconded by Councilmember Watford.
Councilmember Watford asked if this was something we could do
ourselves; and if we are confident we are going to get the money
($7,600.00)?
Administrator Drago answered, no -we cannot do this ourselves and
yes -we feel confident we are going to get the money.
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G. NEW BUSINESS
4. Continued . . . .
5.
Motion to retain Michael W. Morell,
Attorney at Law, to represent the City
with our Comp Plan - City Administrator
COUNCILMBMBERS/ACTION
ote on motion is as follows:
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TION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook explained to the Council that he and Administrator
Drago met with Attorney Morell and also have talked with him
on the phone. Attorney Morell is an expert in administrative law.
He tells us that the procedure that the Department of Community
Affairs will now go through is to file a petition against the
City due to the fact that the Comprehensive Plan is not in
compliance. This petition is similar to a law suit, it invokes
the administrative authority of the State with a hearing
officer, to more or less simultaneously get the administrative
action proceeding in the case. Also the City would be allowed
to negotiate and revise the Comprehensive Plan and make some
changes perhaps that they would let us live with. But, Attorney
Morell tells us that petition should be coming any day. Once
the petition is filed, while the City is not required to give a
legal answer we have the option to do so within twenty days of
the petition and he tells us that strategically to protect the
City's legal interest it might be appropriate to file an answer,
it might not.
Attorney Morell has not, at this point, agreed to represent the
City.
I think the intent of this request tonight is not to formally
retain Attorney Morell, but to authorize the City through
Administrator. Drago and myself to retain Attorney Morell at
least for that limited purpose to see what legal direction is
best for the City. He has a retainer agreement in exhibit eight
of the agenda which explains he would bill by the hour. If the
Council wishes, it may be appropriate that we do not spend over
a dollar amount until we find out what direction we need to go
and report back to the Council.
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G. NEW BUSINESS
5.
6.
Continued . . . .
Consider a Street Closing Application
from Mr. Walter J. Glowacki & Sons -
City Clerk (Exhibit 9).
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
The purpose of this is if we get that petition Attorney Morell
is either going to come down here or I am going to go to
Tallahassee and we are going to go over the petition and get
with the Central Florida Regional Planning Council and try to
come up with a direction so this is more or less a contingency
type of plan to hire this attorney if we need him.
Following discussion, Councilmember Collins made a motion to
retain Michael W. Morell, Attorney at Law, to represent the City
on our Comprehensive Plan, upon the recommendation of Attorney
Cook, and the amount should not exceed $500.00; seconded by
Councilmember Entry.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Following discussion among the Council concerning streets that
are already closed north of this area and property occupied by
the Department of Transportation; Councilmember Collins made a
,motion to table this street closing application until the
September 17, 1991 meeting in order to allow time to research
the property occupied by the Department of Transportation;
seconded by Councilmember Entry.
KIRK
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
RECESS: 8:30 P.M. - - RECONVENED: 8:39 P.M.
VOTE
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G. NEW BUSINESS
7. Discuss proposed changes to the Pension
Plans - City Administrator (Exhibit 10).
COUNCILMFMBBRS/ACTION
ouncilmember Watford asked Attorney Cook if he agreed with the
rocedure that the Administrator recommended?
ttorney Cook answered, "Yes, the Pension Board retained a
ension attorney who apparently suggested these changes. I
nderstand that some of the changes will have a financial impact
n the City, upwards or downwards, I do not know. Administrator
rago suggested that I consent that the labor attorney review
hat the Pension Board attorney proposes to let the Council know
hat the impact is on the proposed change prior to voting.
ouncilmember Watford asked why we need a labor attorney to look
t this. Why can't it just come before us with the necessary
ctuarial statements and us make a decision on it.
Mayor Kirk suggested that the Council look at it, for example
the first page under normal retirement benefit 2.0% x AFC
(Average Final Compensation) x Credited Service if you have
someone who had been with the City for 30 years that means they
would get 60% based right now, their highest for consecutive
five years or the last ten. The proposed change would go from
60% to 90%.
Police Chief Mobley, who is also Chairman for Police Pension
addressed the Council. "What was done in our last meeting, we
have been working hard on two drafts, as you know you change a
draft and you go back and make re -copies and that cost us
$150.00 an hour for that attorney to set up there and make these
changes. What we were trying to do is get Administrator Drago
a copy of the draft, let him look at it, if there are changes
that needed to be made in his opinion, we could negotiate it,
change it, and then we would come up with a final draft and
impact statements so the Council would know how much money, if
any, they would have to fund. If the Council wants to go with
the labor lawyer down in West Palm that is up to you. We did
not intend for this to come before the Council tonight for you
to start making decisions because it is not ready. We were
looking for changes and input from Administration.
VOTE
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7.
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NEW BUSINESS
Continued . . . .
Discuss the Occupational License Fees -
Councilmember Collins (Exhibit 11).
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
Councilmember Watford stated, it is my understanding that the
Pension Attorney wants to meet with the Administrator and
Attorney Cook to go over the proposed changes that you have made
to get their opinion?
Councilmember Collins commented he felt if the Pension Board was
going to have an expert representing them, then the City should
have an expert also to make it fair.
Following further discussion Mayor Kirk instructed Administrator
Drago and Attorney Cook to meet with the Pension Board and their
Attorney for preliminary work.
Councilmember Collins stated, he found it hard to understand
how and why doing business in the City of Okeechobee can become
so costly or so valuable in one year and questioned the formulas
used to determine the new license fees charged to certain
business owners.
Councilmember Collins continued, I feel that we are taxing and
feeing and franchising the business owners to death in this
City. I cannot understand why our (Occupational License) fees
would go up six hundred percent to fourteen hundred percent.
Finance Director Parker addressed the Council stating, we looked
at other city ordinances, we did not use their fees but we felt
they had good guidelines according to what is being implemented,
from our understanding, of the way fees are being charged now by
square footage of the retail sales which was previously
classified as merchant. The feeling was that the inventory was
not always being reported to the City correctly. In order to go
along with what is being done in other cities the square footage
was the choice used.
Councilmember Collins suggested that since it would not affect
our budget, per Administration and Finance, that we go back to
last years fees until the Council can figure out something that
is realistic.
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Occupational License Continued . . . .
Discuss Water/Sewer Ordinance -
Councilmember Collins (Exhibif-'11).
COUNMMEMBERS/ACTION
Councilmember Watford commented, I know this is bad, we started
this process a year ago, we formed a committee, we held the
public hearings, now we are going to shelve it? I agree with
the formula, seems like a fairer way to go. Instead why not
decrease the amount of the footage and put max's on the fees?
Councilmember Collins made a motion to revert to last years fees
until we work something out. Motion died for lack of second.
Business owners Allen Searles of Riverbend Mobile Homes, Gary
Scherrer of Okeechobee Hardware, Jim Price of Masters Lock and
Safe, Charles Wilson of Okeechobee Contractors Supply, Jim
Brown, Rucker Wilcox, Don Speaks of Okeechobee Pipe and Fitting
and Roger Jones addressed the Council with concerns about their
increased license fees.
Discussion ensued and Councilmember Watford made a motion to
instruct the staff to revise the retail sales and mobile home
categories, and in the event if there is a delinquent fee it
should be waived; seconded by Councilmember Entry.
COLLINS
ENTRY
WALKER
WATFORD
MOTION CARRIED.
Councilmember Collins stated the second item he would like to
bring to the Council's attention is water bill deposits.
Explaining that a few months back we were in a real puzzle up
here because a laundry -mat left owing the City about $1900.00 on
a water bill. The way to solve that, the conclusion we came to,
was to charge everybody a value that would equal two months
average water bill; and I read it in our Ordinance the other
day. I have,a problem with that. I will use myself as an
example. I run a feed store, my water bill is between $9.00 and
$11.00 a month, my average bill is $10.00 a month. My deposit
is suppose to be $75.00. In other words I can go nine months
and not pay anything and we would be even. -The original intent
of that ordinance was to take care of a two months water bill.
Discussion continued but no official action was taken.
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H. COUNCIL REPORTS AND/OR REQUESTS:
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Kirk:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF ANY PERSON
SHOULD DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE
AT THIS MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, SUCH
PERSON WILL NEED TO INSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS MADE WHICH
INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS BASED. A COPY OF THE
RECORDING CAN BE OBTAINED IN THE CITY
CLERK!- OFFICE.
, mes E. Kirk, Mayor
Attest:
Bonnie S. Thomas, CMC, City Clerk
COUNCILMEMBERS/ACTION
E.
yor Kirk adjourned the meeting at 10:35 P.M.
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