MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY commissioners on MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session in the County Commissioners’ room in the Courthouse at Tavares on Monday, April 1, at 9:00 AM with the following present:
Chairman Cowart, Commrs. Singeltary, Hooten, Simpson and Cross, Attorney Duncan and Clerk Owens. Board called to order by Chairman Cowart.
Motion by Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Simpson and carried that the minutes of the meetings of March 4 and March 12 be adopted as read.
PAUPER LIST
· DISTRICT NO. 1 – Motion by Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Simpson and carried that – Robert B. Yates be increased from $10.00 to $30.00 per month, and check sent to Mrs. Corrine Fletcher, Leesburg.
· DISTRICT NO. 2 - That Mrs. Jessie Whitney for care of Mrs. Fred Thomas be dropped from the list; that Hugh Parrish, Box 134, Groveland, be granted $35.00 per month.
· DISTRICT NO. 3 - That Eddie F. Kennedy, Box 262, Clermont, be granted $40.00 per month.
· DISTRICT NO. 4 - That Mrs. Corrine Fletcher, Leesburg, for care of Dudley Adkins for $45.00 be dropped from the list; that Mr. Ira Tolle, Tolle Cottages, Eustis, be granted $40.00 for one month for care of Dudley Adkins.
· DISTRICT NO. 5 - That no changes be made.
Clerk Owens reported he had approved since the last Regular meeting the following Notary Public bonds with American Surety Company of New York: Catherine J. Broemel 3-19-57; W. F. Poole 3-21-57; Joan E. Tobey 3-25-57; and Glover Johnson 3-28-57.
The Board of Commissioners approved the following Notary Public Bonds with Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company:
Marie Lane and Bernice L. Bennett; and
With American Fire & Casualty Co.: Blondell Stiefel, Box 311, Mascotte.
Mr. Frank Green, Attorney of Ocala, representing Libby & Company, owners of a large acreage of groves at Howey, and Mr. Roberts, Mr. Jones and Mr. Campbell, represented by Mr. Walton Hunter, Attorney, appeared before the Board re: The drainage of Little Everglades. Mr. Green stated that the Little Everglades have partially been drained by a pump installed by Mr. Jones, and that the land is not all owned by Roberts, Jones and Campbell, and they have trespassed on lands of Libby and Company. A dragline has deepened the ditch last year and this year. This ditch was originally built for water control and originally was one foot, but is now 4 feet. The culverts under the old Groveland road have been lowered about 3 feet. The bottom level of the ditch has been lowered and draws off water very rapidly. Mr. Green asked the Board to make an investigation and restore the culverts to former levels and stated they also expect Mr. Jones to stop pumping water off their land and drying up the natural pond.
Dr. W. Husmann, Manager of the Apshawa groves, also appeared before the Board, and protested the action of the parties draining the Little Everglades. Mr. Green presented aerial photographs of Little Everglades taken in 1953 and asked that the County lower the culverts and restore to original level as now the culverts are about 3 feet lower than the original level. Mr. Jones stated this project was started in 1953 and the former owner of the Libby lands – C. V. Griffin – was fully informed of what would happen and he was satisfied with this.
After the foregoing discussion, Mr. Duncan, Attorney for the Board, stated the only way for this matter to be settled, would be to get the facts together and probably have them settled in Court. Until the Board knows all facts, do not think it can take any position. Mr. Green again asked that the Board investigate the matter and give them a report. Mr. Duncan stated he understands the State Road Department has put in the culverts and any investigation should include the State Road Department engineers.
A delegation of citizens from John’s Lake – namely – Seigle, Padgett, McGrain, Pratt, Walaski, Lewis and Morrell – appeared before the Board and asked for permission to keep a certain area around John’s Lake – Edgewater Subdivision – Clean and use it for a park. After discussion of this matter, on motion of Commr. Hooten, seconded by Commr. Singeltary and carried, the following Resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, as shown by Plat of Edgewater Beach in Section 25, Township 22 South, Range 26 East, appearing in Plat Book 8, page 84, public records of Lake County, Florida, certain parkways were dedicated to the use of the public but have not been improved as parkways and because of the indiscriminate driving of motor vehicles across said parkways improvement thereof is impracticable; and
WHEREAS, property owners in the vicinity of said property have volunteered to improve said parkways, provided proper restrictions are imposed to protect such improvements;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that all motor vehicle travel over, across and upon the parkways bordering John’s Lake except upon established access roads to the beaches, is prohibited; that suitable markers prohibiting travel by motor vehicles across said parkways may be erected on said parkways.
Mr. Harry Meilke appeared before the Board and requested the Board to haul some stone, which Mr. Depew has given the Boy Scouts, into Camp La-No-Che. The Board consented to haul the rock for the Boy Scouts. Mr. Singeltary suggested that the Boy Scouts deed the County a right of way into the Camp. Mr. Meilke stated he would get a report on this. A letter from Central Florida Council Boy Scouts of America thanking the Board for fixing the road to the Camp was read and filed.
Mr. Meilke also asked the Board to amend the minutes of Golden Heights Subdivision re: 20 foot road to 18 foot road, also depth of clay, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, that part of the minutes of November 5, 1956 as follows – “that the County accept maintenance of the roads in Golden Heights subdivision provided they are built in accordance with State Road Department specifications or better – 6 inch, compact clay base and 20 feet wide, double treated surface” – was rescinded and the minutes amended to read – “That the County accept maintenance of the roads in Golden Heights Subdivision provided they are built with 6 inch compact clay base and 18 feet wide, meeting minimum State Road Department Specifications.”
Mr. Harry Gaylord appeared before the Board and presented Plat of Lake Eustis Sunset View with his opinion for approval, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Simpson and carried, the Plat of Lake Eustis Sunset View was approved. (Property in city of Eustis therefore does not need letter from Lake County Health Department.)
Motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Singeltary and carried that the Plat of Three Lakes Subdivision be approved. (Policy #9-3001 presented to the Board.) Mr. Cross reported letter in mail from Lake County Health Department.
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp Policy #Z-752-487 on C. H. Stoer’s Plat presented to the Board by John May.
Mr. Irving Morse presented Plat of Chain-o’-Lakes Development and the Clerk was instructed to advise him that the name is too much like Chain-o’-Lakes Subdivision which is already filed.
D. M. Pearce, Juvenile Counselor, appeared before the Board and stated there is a 16-year old boy in Jail, who ran away from home in New York and his parents will not do anything about getting him back home. Mr. Singeltary suggested that the County buy the boy a bus ticket and send him home, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Juvenile Counselor was instructed to buy the boy a bus ticket and send him home, submitting the bill for same to the Board.
Mr. Pearce stated he is going in the hole on the amount he is getting for his car as gas has gone up. Mr. Singeltary suggested that he submit an itemized statement for mileage traveled daily, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Singeltary and carried, D. M. Pearce, Juvenile Counselor, was instructed to render itemized statement for mileage traveled daily to the Board and that he be allowed 7-1/2¢ per mile on mileage traveled on Juvenile Court work.
Mrs. Valentine, Home Demonstration Agent, appeared before the Board and asked for $96.00 to defray expenses of 4 boys, 4 girls, 2 adult leaders and 2 extension Agents to attend Leadership Camp at Lake Placid, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Clerk was instructed to issue warrant in the amount of $96.00 to Mary Jane Rowley, Assistant Home Demonstration Agent, to defray expenses of the group to the Leadership Camp at Lake Placid.
Mr. Townsend and Mr. Larabee appeared before the Board in re road from Haines Creek to Lisbon and stated they have most of the deeds for right of way.
Mr. Ed Heitling, President of Florida Inland Sportfishing Hosts, appeared before the Board re: elimination of shad from Lake Apopka and also asked the Commissioners to petition the legislature for a permissive bill to allow the levying of a 50¢ additional fee on fishing licenses. Orange County is submitting a bill, in essence, as follows:
1. Clause allowing the collection of an additional 50-cent fee on each license sold in the County. Money collected to be expended on the recommendation of the County Commissioners for the development of the fisheries resources of the county in which it is collected.
2. Enabling clause allowing county commissioners to expend public funds at their discretion, in addition to the above mentioned special fee revenue, in order to further such a program.
3. Clause allowing the County to join with other counties in such a program where joint welfare can be shown.
4. Clause permitting the County to borrow from the State Improvement Fund on anticipated revenue from Item 1.
Motion by Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Simpson and carried that the bill be advertised after being revamped.
Judge Hall and Sheriff McCall appeared before the Board re: Facilities for keeping mentally ill patients before commitment to Chattahoochee. Judge Hall stated that maybe Lake County Medical Center could assist in this matter. Commr. Cross was instructed to talk to Dr. Tyre about this and report back to the Board on April 15th at the special meeting. Four rooms would be the minimum required. It was suggested that the Clerk call Orange County and find out what it has recently done in regard to this problem. Letter from Judge Hall to Chairman Cowart re this matter was read and filed.
Mr. Tom Cork appeared before the Board re the Villa City road, also about purchasing a piece of land (he to furnish the description later), WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Singeltary and carried, the sale of this land was authorized when the Clerk is furnished the description.
Clerk Owens was instructed to contact R. E. Norris, County Agent, in regard to the Veterinary Service in Lake County and reply to the letter from Florida State Veterinary Medical Association.
Commr. Cross presented 15-year Lease on Clay pit at Higly, and Easement between EM-EN-ELL GROVE SERVICE INC. and LAKE COUNTY; WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Clerk and Chairman were authorized to execute the lease and easement and same to be recorded.
THE FOLLOWING CHECKS WERE FILED WITH THE BOARD:
District No. 1 – Check from H. R. Trumm to F. E. Owens, Clerk, dated March 13, 1957 in the amount of $51.11 for 18’ culvert and band used on road ¼ mile West of Leesburg city limits on Wildwood road. Ordered deposited R/B Fund D-1.
District No. 5 – Check from W. H. Vernor, Inc. dated 3-11-1957 in the amount of $300.00 to Lake County District No. 5, for current refund for clay Forest Campsites. Ordered deposited R/B Fund D-5.
Check from Chas S. Perkins to Lake County District No. 5, dated March 18, 1957, in the amount of $106.50, for current refund for damages to clay pit. Ordered deposited R/B Fund D-5.
The bid of H. W. Callaway, Leesburg, on Velsor house was ordered returned to him and Clerk instructed to notify him when the advertisement for sale of house is published.
OPINION OF CORK & DANIEL, ATTORNEYS on Lots 5 and 6 Block 20, Minneola and Continuation of examination of abstract on said lots filed with the Board.
Commr. Hooten presented to the Board County and Town of Minneola Tax Receipts showing 1956 taxes on Lots 2, 5, 6 and 7 Block 20 Minneola paid.
Clerk Owens read a letter from Dr. Hall, Director Lake County Health Department stating “State Board of Health has set Thursday, April 18, at 1:30 PM as time for considering the Lake County Health Department Budget.” Dr. Hall said he could take 3 people with him if any of the Board desires to go. Clerk instructed to request Dr. Hall for copies of the present budget for those going.
Clerk Owens was instructed to hold in abeyance the Mansfield Road papers until the survey of Gause and Priest property is obtained. Then post notice.
The Viewers – E. M. Brady, Paul Wise and Chas. Z. Osborne – having been heretofore appointed to mark out to be established the route described in the Petition of Ben P. Rebel and 10 others and the Viewers having made their report on same recommending the establishment of said public road, upon motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, a Notice of the date that the route described in the Report would be declared to be a public road was ordered posted at the Post Office at Grand Island, Florida and the Courthouse in Tavares, Florida, for a period of 30 days for objections.
Clerk Owens presented bill in the amount of $23.17 in the suit State Road Department of Florida vs. Alta Kay, et al on Road 500. The Clerk was instructed to get triplicate bills for Sheriff’s cost in the suit and the advertising cost and send to C. E. Duncan, Attorney, to present to the State Road Department for payment from Secondary Road Funds.
Order for complete text of American Jurisprudence in 58 volumes at ten dollars per volume and General Index 4 volumes at $15.00 per volume was presented to the Board, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the ORDER for complete text of American Jurisprudence in 58 volumes at ten dollars per volume, and General Index in 4 volumes at $15.00 per volume was approved, and the Clerk instructed to notify the Lawyers Co-Op Publishing Company, Rochester 4, New York, to bill the Board for the entire amount as soon as the books are delivered to the Law Library.
Clerk Owens read request from Karl Lehmann, Secretary Lake County Chamber of Commerce, for $2,000.00 for publicity Fund. Said request approved by the Board.
Mr. Duncan stated he wrote Mr. Carver re encroachment on right of way on Lake Shore Drive and he stated he would remove the shrubbery, but has failed to do so. WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, the Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Carver if the shrubbery has not been removed from the right of way on Lake Shore Drive by April 15, the maintenance crew will remove same.
Motion by Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, that the action of the Clerk and Chairman in approving the application for admittance to the T. B. Hospital of L. V. Fussell be approved.
Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Simpson and carried, that the Proposed Typical Section of State Road Department on State Job No. 1162-150, State Road S-561-A, from old State Road 50 along N. Shore Lake Minneola to State Road No. 27, length 2.762 miles, budgeted amount $160,000.00, be approved and mailed to Mr. Green.
Mr. Duncan presented appraisal of John Alden Murray, Howard F. Getford and Emory Dillard on Road 44 from Crows Bluff Bridge to Cassia in the amount of $17,255.39 and asked that the County Commissioners approve the appraisal, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, the Appraisal on Road 44 from Crows Bluff Bridge to Cassia in the amount of $17,255.39 was approved by the Board to be sent to Tallahassee. (Clerk to have 7 copies of the appraisal made.)
Clerk Owens read a letter from C. C. Holloway re request for overpass at the intersection of Roads 50 and 27, and was instructed to write Mr. Holloway a letter of appreciation for his interest in this matter.
Clerk Owens read a letter from State Road Department re: Traffic and Planning - Intersection of State Road 19 and State Road 19 between Eustis and Mount Dora – Dreamboat location – recommending that consideration be given to additional stop sign enforcement at that location. Said letter stated the State Road Department has made a study re the above and the results were negative. Clerk Owens was instructed to notify the public re State Road Department’s reply.
Clerk Owens read a letter from State Road Department re: Traffic and Planning – Intersection State Roads 50 and 25 re: Cost of signals – 1 phase volume density $3,171.00; Fully Actuated $3,014.00. State Road Department prefers volume density type. Action deferred on this at the present time.
The following were presented to the Board by Clerk Owens on JOB 1164-150:
LEESBURG BY-PASS from State Road 44 – Northerly and Easterly to State Rd. No. 25 ONE CERTIFIED COPY OF DEPARTMENT RESOLUTION
RIGHT OF WAY CONTRACT (SRD No. 1) in quadruplicate
WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the following Resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the State Road Department of Florida has authorized and requested Lake County to furnish the necessary rights of way, borrow pits and easements for that portion of Section 1164, Leesburg By-pass, extending from State Road No. 44 near the West City Limits of Leesburg Northerly and Easterly to State Road 25 near the North City Limits of Leesburg, which has been surveyed and located by the State Department as shown by a map on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County and in the office of the said Department at Tallahassee; and
WHEREAS, the said Department will not begin construction of said portion of said Section in said County until title to all land necessary for said portion of said Section has been conveyed to or vested in said State by said County, and said lands are physically cleared of all occupants, tenants, fences, buildings and/or other structures and improvements upon or encroaching within the limits of the land required for said portion of said Section; and
WHEREAS, the said County is financially unable at this time to provide the necessary funds to acquire said rights of way, borrow pits and easements; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the State Road Department of Florida be and it is hereby requested to pay for the rights of way, borrow pits and easements for said road, including the removal of buildings, fences and other structures and improvements thereon, and for other expenses of acquiring title to said rights of way, borrow pits and easements by purchase or condemnation, from such funds and under such conditions as are set out in the contract hereto attached; and be it further
RESOLVED, that said County, through its Board of County Commissioners, comply with the request of said Department and procure, convey or vest in said State the free, clear and unencumbered title to all lands necessary for said portion of said Section and deliver to the State Road Department said lands physically clear of all occupants, tenants, fences, buildings and/or other structures and improvements situate upon or encroaching within the limits of the lands required for said portion of said Section and that the Chairman and the Clerk of this Board be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver on behalf of said County to said Department the Contract in the form hereto attached; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the attorney for this Board be and he is hereby authorized and directed to proceed to take the necessary steps for the County to acquire in the name of said County by donation, purchase or condemnation said rights of way, borrow pits and easements for said portion of said Section and to prepare in the name of said County by its County Commissioners all condemnation papers, affidavits and pleadings, and prosecute all condemnation proceedings to judgment; and furnish to the Department the abstract search provided for in said Contract.
Commissioner Singeltary requested that title search on the Leesburg By-Pass be made as soon as possible, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried that the Clerk be instructed to request the Abstract Company to make title search on JOB 1164-150 – Leesburg By-Pass – as soon as the right of way map is received.
Motion by Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, that the Clerk be instructed to call to the attention of the State Road Department that the trees are too close to the pavement along the road from East city limits of the City of Eustis on Road 44 to Road 44-A, and the Board of County Commissioners deems it advisable that the State Road Department check this matter and if in accord with the Board, to remove the trees.
Clerk Owens reported that Mrs. Margaret Hightower, Secretary to Judge Futch, is leaving his employment and Judge Futch has requested that she be paid her regular salary in advance for April in the amount of $73.66 (Lake County’s pro-rata share of said salary) and April salary as Librarian in Judge Futch’s office in the amount of $100.00 WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, the Clerk was instructed to pay Mrs. Margaret Hightower her regular salary for April in advance in the amount of $100.00. WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, the Clerk was instructed to pay Mrs. Margaret Hightower her regular salary for April in advance in the amount of $73.66 and her regular salary as Librarian in advance for April in the amount of $100.00.
Clerk Owens reported that the Amended Budget has been advertised and no objections have been received, therefore, it is now ready to be approved by the Board and sent to the Comptroller, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Amended Budget was approved and the Clerk authorized to mail same to the Comptroller.
AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING HOME DEMONSTRATION BUILDING
Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Cross and carried, that the Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids for heating and air conditioning the Home Demonstration Building in Tavares, Florida.
Clerk Owens presented check in the amount of $26.60 to Sydney Arrowsmith for Jury Service February Term County Judges Court and stated that through error in the County Judge’s office the amount was given as $26.60 when it should have been in the amount of $6.60, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Clerk was authorized to cancel said warrant and issue new warrant to Sydney Arrowsmith in the amount of $6.60 for Jury Service February Term County Judges’ Court.
THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS WERE PRESENTED TO THE BOARD AND APPROVED:
Judge Hall for 3 items of office equipment in the amount of $857.00
Clerk Owens price from Bowen on 4000 – Permanent Index Entry Sheets $528.00
(price from Bishop was $550.88 which was not approved)
Clerk Owens 1 No. 28 Chancery Docket Book from Bowen $135.40
leesburg typewriter service quoted to small claims court
Secretarial Desk, Alma, Wood, Walnut, Six 60x34 with elevator mechanism $155.55
Clerk Owens was instructed to see if Dr. Hall can get a desk for Small
Claims Court – Quotation from
William J. Rumley on Royal Typewriter $207.50
Machine trade-in has a scheduled allowance of $37.50, would allow $ 55.00
Offered $25 cash for the old Woodstock machine in Clerk’s Office
Motion by Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried that the Clerk be authorized to purchase from William J. Rumley the Royal typewriter for the sum of $207.50 less cash allowance on the Woodstock machine - $25.00, net difference $182.50.
Clerk Owens read a letter from State of Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs State Service Office re: Annual Statewide Service Officers’ School and Conference to be held April 29 through May 4, 1957 at the Daytona Plaza Hotel, Daytona Beach, Florida, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Singeltary seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, Mr. J. C. Hunter, County Service Officer, was authorized to attend the School and Conference to be held April 29 through May 4, 1957 at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Commr. Simpson stated that one of the Commissioners in Sanford called him and stated they are having a meeting on April 10 at 9 AM re: Sanford to Titusville barge canal; and asked for endorsement of this project by Lake County Board of County Commissioners. No action taken on this matter.
Commr. Singeltary stated he would like to have the time of meeting of the Board back to 10 AM instead of at 9 AM, as his mail is not in by 9 AM. No action taken on this matter – hold to April 15.
Commr. Hooten read a letter from Mr. C. E. Duncan to him re: Spiller digging a canal into Dora Canal. This letter stated that Mr. Spiller does not own all of the land over which the canal would be dug. Mr. Hooten stated that Mr. Spiller will trade some of his land on Dora Canal to the County for some land at Clermont, which was left from the Starr deal, if the County is willing to do this. No definite action taken on this matter.
Mr. Duncan stated he will not be present at the meeting after dinner as he is leaving for Tallahassee, and asked that the Board keep him advised with reference to local legislation. Mr. Duncan stated he expects to be at the next regular Board Meeting.
Motion by Commr. Simpson seconded by Commr. Cross and carried that the following Vouchers be approved for payment:
General Fund #639 through 767
Road & Bridge Fund #587 through 689
Fine & Forfeiture Fund # 90 through 111
South Lake Hospital Fund NONE
The following letters were filed with the Board:
1. Central Florida T. B. Hospital re: Discharge of James A. Turner; Ned Lee; Reuben Byrd; and Barbara Gainey; and re death of James Elison
2. Card of thanks from family of Mrs. Eolene Newman (Reuben’s sister)
3. Town of Umatilla – endorsing County zoning
4. A. E. Finley & Associates, Inc. Thanks for award of bid on road shaper
5. Lake County Children’s Committee – Report Feb 21, 1956 to Jan 19, 1957, and accounting for use made of money contributed by persons in Lake County
6. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co. – Courthouse boilers do not require attention
7. George Stuart, Inc. – letter of appreciation for favors, etc.
8. Florida State Board of Health List of distribution of State Funds available to Counties for participation in Hospital Service for the indigent
9. A. C. Quixley Realty Company – re: increase of the bodily injury liability on Low Boy
10. Bostwick Legislative Bureau – re: Florida Legislation 1957-session
11. Report to the Governor and Legislature by Florida Water Resources Study Commission
12. Lehmann to Tarkington, Director of Civil Defense re: Civil Defense program
13. State Board of Administration re: R/B bonds and surplus gas tax
14. State Board of Administration re: R/B bonds and surplus gas tax
15. Comptroller Report February 1957 distribution of gas gallonage tax
16. Minutes of meeting February 15 State Road Department in Sanford
17. Resolution City Council City of Eustis re: Rd 19 from Route 40 to Palatka and 44 from terminus of Orange Avenue Extension at Sorrento Road
18. Resolution City Council City of Mt. Dora & Chamber of Commerce re: Routing of 441
19. Telegram from Spessard L. Holland, et al – re: Approval of preliminary loan for Lake County Auxiliary Center Leesburg
The following reports were filed with the Board:
1. Report of Comptroller – County Fee Officers – December 31, 1956
2. Fines, Forfeitures and Cost Report of W. Troy Hall, Jr., County Judge, Dec. 1957; Jan & Feb 1957
3. Report of Licenses issued by Tax Collector for February 1957
4. R. E. Norris, County Agent; Assistant County Agents – Billy O. Bass and James R. Connell
5. J. C. Hunter, County Service Officer
6. F. F. Tanner, Director, Mosquito Control
MEETING ADJOURNED.
/s/ Frank E. Owens /s/ J. C. Cowart
CLERK CHAIRMAN