minutes OF THE regular MEETING OF THE BOARD

 OF COUNTY commissioners

monday, AUGUST 11, 1958

 

The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session in the County Commissioners’ Room at Tavares on Monday, August 11, 1958, at ten o’clock a.m., with the following present:  Chairman Simpson; Commissioners Theus, Cowart, Hooten, and Cross; also Attorney Duncan; and Clerk Owens.

The Board was called to order by Chairman Simpson.

The Board approved the Notary Public Bond of Roy M. Walker, Box 640, Eustis with American Fire & Casualty Company.

The Board approved the Bond for Carrying Fire Arms of David H. Moon, Tavares with J. E. Stepp and Clark J. Gerring as Sureties, to carry a pistol made by Smith & Wesson of 22 caliber and numbered K 91721.

pauper list

Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that the following changes be made in the respective Districts:

·       D-1 – That Dewey Collins, 101 Magnolia Street, Leesburg be increased to $30.00 per month.

o   That Mrs. Deta Manning be granted $40.00 per month, mail to Gibson Nursing Home, Lady Lake, Florida

·       That Carrie Gray, 309-1/2 Pine Street (Alley) Leesburg be granted $20.00 per month.

·       That Mrs. Nora White, 207 N. 14th Street, Leesburg be granted $40.00 per month.

·       That Mrs. Corine Fletcher, Leesburg, be dropped from the list for care of Robt. B. Yates, in amount of $20.00

·       D-2 -   That Albert Atkinson, c/o Mrs. Corine Fletcher, be granted $42.00 per month.

·       D-3 -   That Mrs. Maude Ashmore, Box 152, Minneola, be granted $25.00 per month

·       D-4 & D-5 -    That no changes be made.

A delegation of about 20 citizens from the Clermont area appeared before the Board objecting to the trading of County property for property belonging to Inland Groves Corporation as advertised in the Clermont Press, which was first advertised for exchange today, but through error in the advertisement has been set up for the September 2nd meeting.  Mr. Charlie Roe was spokesman for the group representing the Waterways Club and Garden Club of Clermont.  Mr. Roe presented and read a Resolution adopted by the City of Clermont re:  The City acquiring for park purposes the County land.  Mr. Roe stated the City of Clermont has asked the Tax Assessor, Mr. Cassady, to get a description of all lands that lay within 300 feet of the property in question, he is sure this land was acquired for park purposes although the minutes, or the deed may not so state, and requests that the lands remain for park purposes.  Mr. Simpson stated he has letters from the Clermont Garden Club and the Water Ways Club stating their interests are in the preservation of the natural beauty of our waterways and shorelines and the conservation of natural resources, and asking that the county-owned waterfront property between Lake Louisa and Cherry Lake continue to be publicly owned for park purposes, and concurring in the Resolution adopted by the City of Clermont.

Mr. Howard Young of the Water Ways Club also stated his objections to the exchange of the land, and asked the Board of County Commissioners for cooperation.

Mr. Welborn Daniel, representing Mr. Chas. Poole, discussed the exchange of the property and stated Mr. Poole wishes to preserve the cypress and natural beauty.  Mr. Daniel stated he does not know whether Mr. Poole will want to proceed with the exchange since there is so much objection.  Mr. Daniel asked that the Commissioner take this matter under advisement and get the description of all County land.  We will take no action until the County Commissioners have time to complete the descriptions.  Do not think will ask that Notice be heard on September 2nd.  Mr. Simpson stated he thinks everyone on the Board wants to get this property properly set up and thinks there is some way this can be worked out.  Mr. Brockway stated he would be delighted to take any of the Board members on a boat trip through this property.  Mr. Owens explained that the land was acquired by the County through the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund for park purposes.  Mr. Daniel suggested that a motion be made to purchase an abstract on these lands.  Mr. Simpson thinks should have title search on the land so we will know what we are doing at the next meeting and go on record that nothing will be done without everyone being notified.

Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that Attorney Duncan be authorized to check the circumstances under which these certain properties were acquired.

Mr. Johnson of Clermont suggested in connection with the instructions to Mr. Duncan for someone to check the minutes of the previous meeting re the purchase of the land.

Mr. Duncan stated as soon as he can get the descriptions from the Tax Assessor he will start to check, but may not have ample time for the September meeting.  Mr. Daniel stated he will not bring up his petition if Mr. Duncan is not ready.  May never be brought up.

Clerk Owens was instructed to notify the Clermont City Council, Waterways Club, Clermont and Garden Club of Clermont, in the event of any change of property in that territory.

Lawrence Buchanan appeared before the Board and presented and filed Petition signed by 37 Freeholders in and residents of Lake County residing east of the corporate limits of the City of Eustis protesting the County purchasing property to the East of the corporate limits of the City of Eustis for the use and purpose as a garbage fill for the cities and towns located and situate in the eastern part of Lake County.  Commissioner Cross stated any number of people have been to him offering objections to the dump being located in said vicinity.  Mr. Simpson stated he had a number of people have been to him offering objections to the dump being located in said vicinity.  Mr. Simpson stated he had a number of telephone calls, and a letter from Don Conkling objecting to the dump being located in the vicinity.  Clerk Owens filed a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Colby W. Gilson objecting to the dump being located in the vicinity.

E. L. Williams and Clarence Cooper appeared before the Board and presented and filed a Petition signed by 11 citizens requesting that the Board refuse permission to the Rifle and Pistol Club to use the County Clay Pit located on the Old Sorrento Road for target practice due to the fact that such use will create a dangerous condition to persons (including small children) living in the immediate area.  WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that the Chairman and Clerk be instructed not to execute a lease granting the use of the clay pit to anyone for target range, and that the Clerk be instructed to notify the people who requested the lease on the clay pit for use as a target range that the lease will not be granted.  (Lake Baker, Burnham Reilley & Clayton Gates) County Engineer Goodson was instructed to have a sign painted and erected at the clay pit of this refusal.

Mr. Houston and Mr. Koss appeared before the Board re streets in Breezee Shores Subdivision on Lake Joanna.  Mr. Koss stated he has found out the streets will have to get wider.  Mr. Duncan stated the 1953 Act of the Legislature reduced the necessary width of streets in subdivisions to 50 feet.  Therefore, the County cannot accept for maintenance purposes any streets less than 50 feet.  Nothing can be done unless the law is changed.  A 40 foot width is alright, but the County cannot take over the streets of that width for maintenance purposes.

Mr. Lehmann and Mr. Treadway appeared before the Board re:  Alexander Springs Road SR S-445 Job 1161.  Mr. Treadway said he understands that request from State Road Depatment for title search on this road has been filed with the Board.  Mr. Lehmann said they are delighted that this matter is this far along.  It is a 50-50 project with USDA, and hope it can be pushed along as rapidly as possible.  Everything to expedite the road will be done.  Mr. Owens filed the request from State Road Department or title search on the Alexander Springs road; WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, the Clerk was instructed to request Inland Abstract & Title Company to make title search on Alexander Springs Road SR S-445 Job 1161, and that the Clerk be instructed to contact State Road Department and find out the width of the road.  (Later Mr. Owens reported the SRD said the width of the road is 100 feet.)

Mr. Duncan filed Appraisal of Wallace Pike, John A. Heist and John Alden Murray on State Road 448-A running from SR 448 to the Drainage Canal at Station 55 plus 00.

discussion of widening of main street in leesburg

Commr. Theus said the estimated cost for widening Main Street from 9th St. westerly to 13th St. would be $6,000.00 with what the city is doing, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, the following Resolution was adopted:

WHEREAS, Main Street between 9th Street and 13th Street, has various widths of pavement, with varying widths between curbs and the Board of County Commissioners feel that a uniform width of pavement will result in safer driving conditions and less damage to property; and

WHEREAS, the width of said Street will permit the widening of the pavement between 9th Street and 13th Street, without damage to any of the property owners adjoining said Street and can be accomplished without the cost of acquiring rights-of-way.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the State Road Department of the State of Florida be requested to amend its construction plans for paving the portion of Main Street in the City of Leesburg between 9th Street and 13th Street, approximately 1,880 feet in distance, by providing for a pavement 44 feet in width, including curbs.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the cost of preparing the above street for pavement to be borne by Lake County, be paid from the Secondary Gas Tax Funds due Lake County, and that said cost be deducted from funds set aside in the current Budget for Secondary Roads for “Dixie Avenue, S. R. 25, South of Leesburg to S. R. 500 at East City Limits.”

discussion on lake sheppard to ferndale road

Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, that the following Resolution be adopted:

WHEREAS, heretofore the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, requested the State Road Department of the State of Florida, where the present clay road intersects old State Road 19, between Minneola and Astatula, and running Easterly to Ferndale; which proposed road appeared in the Budget of the State Road Department for the year preceding the current fiscal year; and

WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have determined that the construction of said road is now important and essential to the people of Lake County, and particularly the area through which the road will pass; and

WHEREAS, it now appears that the acquisition of title and construction of “Dixie Avenue,” in the City of Leesburg, as set forth in the current Budget, cannot be completed during the fiscal year.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the Budget of the State Road Department for the year commencing July 1, 1958 and ending June 30, 1959, be amended to include a road from Lake Sheppard to Ferndale, as above described, and that the cost thereof be paid from the sums set aside for the construction of Dixie Avenue, S. R. 25 South of Leesburg, to S. R. 500 at East City Limits, Leesburg, as set forth in the current Budget of the State Road Department.

Harry Mielke appeared before the Board and presented for approval Plat of 1st Addition of Golden Heights Subdivision located off Highway 441 between Tavares and Mt. Dora.  Title Policy #Y-138-556 issued by Lawyers Title and Ins. Corp in favor of Harry H. Mielke and wife, who has signed the Plat is subject to a mortgage to T. C. Boyd and wife, and Mr. Duncan advised that partial release has been prepared for the release of the streets and should be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court before the Plat is approved, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, the Plat of 1st Addition of Golden Heights Subdivision was approved, subject to the recording of the release of mortgage as to the streets.

Motion by Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, that the Quit Claim Deed from E. R. Hastings and wife to Lake County, for the use and benefit of the public generally, conveying North 1152.82 feet of West 30 feet and also the South 66 feet of the North 1027.75 feet of the East 1930.97 feet of the West 1960.97 feet of the NE ¼ of Section 35-18-24 be accepted and recorded.

Notice having been advertised for the sale of an old Quickway Dragline, the following bids were received:

Earl LaRoe –Eustis                             $310.00

 

Fred E. Cross, Jr.,

East Lake Company – Eustis             $325.00

 

James R. Roth – Eustis                       $250.00

 

Motion by Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, that the bid of Fred E. Cross, East Lake Company, on the Quickway Dragline belonging to Lake County, in the Amount of $325.00 be accepted.

Mr. Simpson filed check in the amount of $22.60 from R. H. Stewart for the sale of secondhand culvert.

Mr. Simpson read a letter from John M. Downer re:  Being hit with water when passing Carver’s Nursery on Lake Shore Drive.  The letter was referred to County Engineer Goodson and Clerk Owens was instructed to notify Mr. Downer that the County Engineer will talk to Mr. Craver about this matter.

Commr. Cross read a letter from Attorney for Astor Estate stating his clients will not execute a Quit Claim Deed on the property for streets in Astor as they have no interest in the property in question.  WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, Attorney Duncan was instructed to bring suit for Declaratory Decree for streets in Astor on the Manhattan Plat.  (Mr. Duncan stated the suit would cost approximately $500.00).

Clerk Owens presented in duplicate approved copies of the Contractors Request for Payment No. 3 in the amount of $3,696.30 for the Lake County Health Center, Leesburg, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the Request of the Contractors for payment No. 3 on the Lake County Health Center in the amount of $3,696.30 to Roy A. Thompson & Sons was approved for payment.

Chairman Simpson and Clerk Owens executed a Quit Claim Deed from Lake County to C. R. Javens and wife on Lot 9, Block B in Alta Vista Subdivision, Mt. Dora, which was authorized executed on July 7, 1958.

Clerk Owens read a letter from Ray E. Green, Comptroller, re:  Budget for the year ending September 30, 1959.  General Fund shows balance of salaries of Sheriff, deputies and assistants $88,000.00, but no part of the contingencies for Sheriff is budgeted in the General Fund.  Remainder of Sheriff’s budget amounting to $77,000.00 is budgeted in Fine and Forfeiture Fund.  Budget shows a Reserve for contingency for Sheriff in amount of $10,000.00, which is more than 10% of the total amount, budgeted in Fine & Forfeiture Fund.  Law provides that a proportionate part of the contingency must be budgeted in each Fund – General and F & F.  Clerk Owens reported he had made the necessary changes on the budget as requested by the Comptroller, and the budget will be returned to the Comptroller.

Request of W. Troy Hall, Jr., Judge of the Juvenile Court, for one Secretarial Chair for $50.00 was approved by the Board.

Clerk Owens read opinion of Attorney General re:  Workmen’s compensation for Elective Officials not covered unless they are specifically included in the contract.

Clerk Owens filed Title Report prepared for State Road Department by Inland Abstract & Title Company on Section #1111 Job #108 SR No. 44 – Extension to Cassia.  Bill, original title report, and copies of same, given to Attorney Duncan to be transmitted to SRD.

Mr. Duncan read a letter from Mr. William W. Arnold, Attorney, Orlando, re:  Southern Fruit Distributors, Inc., conveying to Lake County property in Orange County containing clay, if in return for this conveyance Lake County will agree to construct 8 miles of secondary roads on the property of Southern Fruit located in Lake County.  Commr. Hooten said no money would be involved in the matter. Mr. Duncan was authorized to prepare the Agreement re above, on motion of Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Theus and carried.

Commr. Hooten appointed L. L. (Babe) Coven on the Zoning Committee to replace Mrs. Joe Duncan who resigned.

Clerk Owens read a letter from Secretary of State, R. A. Gray, re:  Request of Mr. Louis H. Mussler that his name be withdrawn as a Republican Candidate for Representative in Congress of the 5th Congressional District of Florida.  Mr. Owens stated the request came too late to comply with as the ballots have already been printed and absentee ballots mailed.

Motion by Commr. Cowart seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, that the following named persons be designated as Clerks and Inspectors, to serve in the First Primary Election to be held on September 9, 1958, and that the names be published one time in the Eustis Lake Region News eleven (11) days before the Election (Aug. 28, 1958).

 

astor – precinct #1

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Russell Mattox - Clerk

Inspectors: Mrs. Lucile Davis, Otis Lee, O. L. Carpenter

 

altoona – precinct #2

VOTING PLACE – Pavilion

C. E. Matteson - Clerk

Inspectors:  L. M. Stewart, Paul Guenther, Aden E. Everett

 

Paisley – precinct #3

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Reed Hollinger – Clerk

Inspectors: Mrs. Maggie Jones, Mrs. Lorene Shockley, Claude A. Lamprich

 

cassia – precinct #4

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Clerk:  Phyllis Freeman

Inspectors:  Mrs. Ernestine R. Gnann, J. F. Huff, Carl T. Carlson

 

sorrento – precinct #5

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

John Long - Clerk

Inspectors: Louis Fister, James E. Geddes, Major Joseph Story

 

eustis – precinct #6

VOTING PLACE – - Usual Place

R. J. Schneider - Clerk

Inspectors: Emory Dillard, Fred J. Sanwald, Clayton P. Bishop, R. J. Hancock, J.A. Livingston, Roger A. Getford

 

umatilla – PRECINCT #7

VOTING PLACE – City Hall

Clerk:  Adelia K. Owens

Inspectors:  Mrs. Lillian Kimball, Clyde A. Vaughn; Arthur Brew, T. W. Caldwell, C. G. Hall

 

grand island – precinct #8

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Clerk:  Marie Persons

Inspectors:  Kathlyn Stevens, Mrs. Wilma S. Jones, Mrs. Roslyn R. Day

 

lisbon – precinct #9

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Clerk:  Lucille Glidewell

Inspectors:  D. E. Rogers, John Gwaltney, James O. Grigsby

 

leesburg – precinct #10

VOTING PLACE – Leesburg Motor Co., ( E. Main & Canal Sts.)

Clerk: C. J. Willis

Inspectors:  Walter Kessler, Mrs. Bell F. Chain, Anderson Potter, Archibald L. Holtz, Max D. Ammons, Harold L. Galt, Floyd N. Shaver

 

lady lake – precinct #11

VOTING PLACE – Community Building

Clerk: Tessie Seyler

Inspectors:  Louise Reaves, William Alfred Nowers, Bert Lewis

 

okahumpka – precinct #12

VOTING PLACE – Hall’s Garage

Clerk: R. D. Merritt

Inspectors:  Mrs. Louis P. Fussell, James Deal, Mrs. Edna Hall

 

yalaha – precinct #13

VOTING PLACE – Bloomfield

Clerk:  Stanley James

Inspectors: Mrs. Lucy W. Crow, Mrs. W. E. Morris, Roland Jemes, Mrs. Elzie Fowler

 

mascotte – precinct #14

VOTING PLACE – Community Building

Clerk:  R. E. Nash

Inspectors:  C. W. Porterfield, Victor Overmiller, George O’Brian, J. A. Hooks, T. H. Knight

 

clermont – precinct #15

VOTING PLACE – City Hall

Clerk:  Albert Johnson

Inspectors:  F. H. Higby, Donald N Meeker, Fred L. Addison, Forest D. Colegrove, Mrs. M. J. Muapas, Ruth Grace Dormer, W. W. Boyd, Stephen Zelazo, Mollie C. Arntzen

 

montverde – precinct #16

VOTING PLACE – Community Building

Clerk:  P. H. Nash

Inspectors:  Ralph Erey, Mrs. Mamie Harden, Gladys Pauline Sheppard

 

astatula – precinct #17

VOTING PLACE – Town Hall

Clerk:  Olive L. Ingram

Inspectors: Lillie Mae Lee, Ina Ruth Swaffar, Ralph Alberding

 

lake gem – precinct #18

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Clerk:  W. T. Bland

Inspectors:  Harry Hutchins, James Saunders, W. A. Keene

 

tavares – precinct #19

VOTING PLACE – Legion Hut

Clerk:  F. J. Banning

Inspectors:  L. L. Coven, J. M. Hudson, Jean F. McDonald, V. N. Carr, Herman Dykes, C. S. Daniel, Richard Hunter, Robert Oatman

 

mount dora – precinct #20

VOTING PLACE – Chamber of Commerce Bldg.

Clerk:  Angus McDonald

Inspectors:  Edward Vincent, Alfred Berry, George White, Jr., Gulya G. Bissell, Mildred Leatherbury, Mrs. Doris P. Morse

 

howey – precinct #21

VOTING PLACE – City Hall

Clerk:  Mrs. Mary Taylor

Inspectors:  Minnie S. Sarver, Cecelia D. Smith, Mrs. C. T. Hill

 

minneola – precinct #22

VOTING PLACE – Community Building

Clerk:  C. H. Edwards

Inspectors:  Mrs. Mae Weaver, Mrs. Violet E. Meeker, June A. Baxter, Elmer Smith

 

groveland – precinct #23

VOTING PLACE – City Hall

Clerk:  John Arnold

Inspectors:  George Mays, Clyde Plowden, Wilmore Carlson, Glen C. Short, J. D. Ogden, Charlie Holbrook

 

Ferndale – precinct #24

VOTING PLACE – Community Bldg.

Clerk:  C. O. Zittrower

Inspectors:  Carl Henderson, E. L. Starr, Walter A. Haury

 

fruitland park – precinct #25

VOTING PLACE – Casino

Clerk:  Nina Hall

Inspectors:  Isabel Ruser, Elsie Everback, Minnie McKnight, Carrie Lee, E. A. Coapman

 

leesburg – precinct #26

VOTING PLACE – Armory

Clerk:  R. P. Butler

Inspectors:  Ted C. Prossser, William J. Bealer, Frank Plate, Richard E. Bair, W. B. Clements, J. Lamar Tompkins

 

leesburg – Precinct #27

VOTING PLACE – Smith’s Furniture Store

Clerk:  L. W. Huey

Inspectors:  Claude H. Moore, Frank R. Lukens, C. B. Garland, Sr. H. R. Carpenter, Merle Nelson, Tom J. Smith

 

leesburg – WHITNEY – LAKE GRIFFIN Precinct #28

VOTING PLACE – Commander’s Penn-Dixie Grocery

Clerk:  J. R. Fussell

Inspectors:  Mary Lou Brooke, Elsie Lee Commander, Louis Chas. Kitchen

 

leesburg – Precinct #29

VOTING PLACE – Casteen’s Grocery

Clerk:  Mrs. Edgar Ward

Inspectors:  Mrs. Olivia Ellen Courtoy, Mrs. Anna L. Brunson, Mrs. Frances Crumm

 

SUNNYSIDE – Precinct #30

VOTING PLACE – Fred O. Johnson’s Garage

Clerk:  Fred O. Johnson

Inspectors: Glyn Faircloth, James H. Pegram, William S. Moorehead

 

mount dora – Precinct #31

VOTING PLACE – City Hall

Clerk:  Ray Blanchard

Inspectors:  Lillian Christie, Charles Grau, E. Gordon Conboy, Henry Beims, R. O. Grantham, Mildred Hardester, Mel Wagner, J. P. Martelock

 

eustis – Precinct #32

VOTING PLACE – Armory

Clerk:  Ruth Worth

Inspectors:  Neal Huebsch, John Blanken, Edythe Andres, A. O. Kreigsman, Verna Baker, Arthur G. Polk, Edgar P. Lavelle, Dayton Monroe, Robert Tolbert

 

dona vista – Precinct #33

VOTING PLACE – Usual Place

Clerk:  Kathlyn C. Cadwell

Inspectors:  W. C. Broadway, Mrs. Florence Holt, H. B. Michelson

 

airport on Highway 441– Precinct #34

VOTING PLACE – Airport Building

Clerk:  Mrs. Dorothy C. Woodford

Inspectors:  Mrs. Sadie P. Johnson, Mrs. Martha Glidewell, Samuel Love

 

golden triangle – Precinct #35

VOTING PLACE – Riley’s Trailer Park

Clerk:  Grady Simpson

Inspectors:  Elsie H. Owens, Mrs. Harry L. Codding, Ira D. Starkey

 

Mr. Duncan presented Change Order No. 1 on construction contract between Board of County Commissioners and David D. Morris on the metal warehouse in Leesburg, which reduces the contract price of $12,149.00 in the amount of $852.38, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Hooten and carried, the following Resolution was adopted:

WHEREAS, on the 4th day of August 1958, Lake County executed with David D. Morris, a Contract for the construction of one (1) metal equipment warehouse, under plans and specifications then submitted; and

WHEREAS, the bid of David D. Morris included 8 “bays” but it was intended that said bid should cover only 7 bays; and

WHEREAS, the said David D. Morris did immediately, upon being notified that the bid should be upon 7 bays, reduced the amount of his bid to $11,296.62, thus making his bid the low bid for the construction of said warehouse.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the bid of David D. Morris, in the corrected sum of $11,296.62, the same being the lowest and best bid, be accepted, and that the change order reducing the amount of said bid to $11,296.62 be and the same is hereby accepted, and approved.

Motion by Commr. Hooten seconded by Commr. Theus and carried that the following numbered vouchers be approved for payment.

GENERAL FUND                              #1318 through #1457

ROAD & BRIDGE FUND                  #1318 through #1425

FINE & FORFEITURE FUND           #  143 through $  155

THE FOLLOWING LETTERS WERE FILED WITH THE BOARD:

·       Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission Re:  Selective poisoning of Lake Apopka Aug. 19, 1958

·       Lockmiller-Foster Realtors re:  District 2 & 3 grading road

·       Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc., re:  bid on warehouse

·       Copy of letter from Owens to Duncan re:  Armco letter.

MEETING ADJOURNED TO FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, at 9:00 o’clock A.M.

 

 

/s/ Frank E. Owens                                                                 /s/ O. M. Simpson

CLERK                                                                                   CHAIRMAN