MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
monday – july 19, 1971
The Board of County Commissioners convened in regular session in the Commissioners’ Room, Courthouse, Tavares, Florida, on Monday, July 19, 1971, at 9:00 a.m. with the following members present: J. M. Hoskinson, Chairman; James R. Carson, Jr.; C. A. Deems; Thomas J. Windram; and Kenneth VanAuken. Others in attendance were County Attorney, Christopher C. Ford; County Engineer, Fred M. Harpster; Clerk of the Circuit Court, Frank E. Owens; Director of Planning, James C. Watkins; and Deputy Clerk Norma H. Coven.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and the Invocation was delivered by Commr. VanAuken, after which the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given.
public health
Commr. VanAuken asked the Board if, as has been done in the past, the County prisoners could be used for the labor required on a ditch outside of the Umatilla South City Limits, which the Board has authorized the Mosquito Control Department to clean out. The request was authorized.
Mr. Watkins reported that the Board is out of available County dumps for cleaning up junk cars and wants to know if cars can be crushed and burned in the Montverde and Clermont dumps. Clermont was authorized for this purpose. Commr. Deems was instructed to check with Gene Smith to see if he would object to others taking junk cars to the County dumps and crushing and burning them at no cost to the County.
suplus commodities
Commr. VanAuken brought to the attention of the Board that there is a cooperative agreement between the Department of Agriculture and the Post Office Dept. with reference to posters notifying the public of the Commodity Program.
R. S. Alderman, Commodity Warehouse Supervisor, told the Board that there has been a change in federal criteria effective in about a month and that under the new Welfare Bill, there will be no Stamp Plan. This Welfare Bill will make many more families eligible for the Program, and the number of users of the Program in Lake County will probably double by 1974. He also told the Board that he has $12,000 to $14,000 available, which cannot be used for salary increases for existing personnel but can be used for hiring additional help, etc. It was suggested that Mr. Alderman meet with Mrs. Babb so she can contact the appropriate governmental agency on the application process to collect the $12,000 to $14,000. The Program is now known as the Federal Donated Foods Program.
Mr. Alderman also brought up the fact that the Board has been allowing him $25 per month for mileage, which said amount was discontinued this month. He explained that he uses his car every weekend to check the air conditioners.
Commr. VanAuken was instructed to check at the local stores and markets concerning the use of a generator in the Warehouse in the event the regular power is cut off.
federal agencies
Commr. VanAuken stated to the Board that he had talked with Ken Henderson in Eustis with reference to oil drilling in the Ocala National Forest and that Mr. Henderson said that there had been a one-year moratorium declared on this matter.
Commr. VanAuken asked what action if any had been taken by the Board with reference to the Countywide Bus Service in Lake County, which is being undertaken by the OEO. The Board stated that it had endorsed the plan in principle, but had made no commitment whatsoever as to the operation of such service.
mosquito control
On a motion by Commr. VanAuken, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the Board authorized and directed the Clerk to advertise in an appropriate newspaper for a Director of Mosquito Control to fill the present vacancy.
Deputy Sheriff Willard Barnes, representing the Lake County Horseman’s Assn., appeared before the Board, asking for County help in additional mosquito control to prevent Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis, particularly in rural suburban areas. On a motion by Commr. VanAuken, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the Board authorized Commr. Deems and Commr. Windram to meet with the Mosquito Control Dept. and Horseman’s Assn. to make a decision and take appropriate action as to the spraying of certain areas of the County in order to protect the horses.
county buildings
Chairman Hoskinson brought to the attention of the Board that Spence McCall of the Probation and Parole Commission wanted to know if the Board’s offer of using the old Health Building was still open. Mr. McCall has been advised that his staff is going to be expanded and that he may have as many as five more within the next two or three years and will need more office space. There was no objection from the Board to the Parole Commission moving into the old Health Building.
bids
It being the time advertised to receive bids on the sale of the County clay pit on SR 44, the Chairman directed the Clerk to open and tabulate the Bids. Whereupon, Clerk Owens reported receiving the following Bid:
Bid from Briskey Engineering Co. of Orlando, Florida, in the amount of $305.50.
On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the Bid was rejected on the basis of value and future right of way needs. The County Engineer was instructed to check with the Department of Transportation to ascertain whether or not they have any future plans for widening SR 44.
public health
On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Windram and carried, the Board postponed all garbage collection franchise applications for a period of not less than ninety (90) days and instructed the Clerk to notify those who have applied of the action taken by the Board.
tax valuation and equalization
Ted Cassady, County Tax Assessor, made a request to the Board that the Agricultural Zoning Hearings be scheduled so that no one seeking a classification change has to wait more than two hours to be heard. He stated that if anyone is forced to wait more than two hours, he is then legally entitled to turn to the Courts. Because of this, he suggested that requests for Agricultural Zoning changes should be heard before the Tax Adjustment Petitions. Then, if the Agricultural Zoning changes are denied, the Petitioners may then appeal to the Tax Adjustment Board on August 2nd. It was the Board’s decision to meet as the Agricultural Zoning Board with Mr. Cassady and Mr. Haddox at 3:30 p.m. today. The Clerk was instructed to set up the Petitions for Hearing on August 2nd at fifteen (15) minute intervals.
road closings
It now being the time advertised to consider a Petition to close certain dedicated roads in the Paxton Subdivision of Sorrento, all adjoining property owners having signed the Petition with one exception, and he was furnished with a Notice by Certified Mail and had agreed to do the closing verbally, and no one having appeared to object to the closing of said roads, and Mr. Richard Weinmann having appeared before the Board to explain the reasons of the adjoining property owners for wanting the streets to be closed; on a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. VanAuken and carried, a Resolution was adopted, closing the following dedicated roads:
Lake Avenue from Orange Street to Summit Street and from Summit St. to Lawrence St.
Brookline Avenue from Orange St. to Summit St. and from Summit St. to Lawrence St.
Doane Avenue from Orange St. to Summit St. and from Summit St. to Lawrence Street
Park Avenue from Orange Street to Summit Street and from Summit St. to Lawrence St.
Central Avenue from Orange St. to Summit Street and from Summit St. to Lawrence St.
All according to the Paxton Subdivision of the Town of Sorrento, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 32, South ½ of the NE ¼ and the N ½ of the SE ¼ Section 25, Township 19 South, Range 27 East, Lake County, Florida.
It was discussed by the Board as to future policy with reference to Petitions for closing streets in order to facilitate and expedite the same. The Board’s decision was that the County Engineer and Planning Director should look at the properties and make their recommendation to the Board before any action is taken by the Board.
Ben W. Christley, Jr. of Lisbon appeared before the Board at this time accompanied by his Attorney, Gordon Savage, with a request that a public road on his property be closed, since he is the only adjoining property owner affected and since the road cuts his property in half. The matter was referred to Mr. Watkins and Mr. Harpster for checking and making recommendations to the Board.
budget
W. A. Milton, Jr., Juvenile Court Judge, appeared before the Board to protest what he said was his understanding that action on his Department’s Budget had been deferred. He had submitted his written recommendations to the Board Members on the 9th of July. Chairman Hoskinson pointed out that a tentative budget cannot be worked up without some figures and that work on it is far from complete.
recess and reassembly
The meeting recessed at 12:15 p.m. and reconvened at 1:30 p.m. to take up the remaining items of business.
maps and plats
On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, the Board approved and accepted for recording the Plat of Forest Lakes and Hills Subdivision in the Cassia area, subject to meeting the legal requirements of the County Attorney, and the Chairman and Clerk were authorized and directed to sign the Plat.
county employees
Mr. Watkins brought to the attention of the Board that Mr. Chapman of the Civil Defense and Veterans Administration Offices wished to be instructed by the Board as to how much time he should spend in each of the offices, whether it should be equal time or otherwise. Mr. Watkins was instructed by the Board to settle this matter with Mr. Chapman.
It was brought to the attention of the Board by Mr. Watkins that Mr. William Henderson that his office needs some kind of conveyance for the pursuit of business for the office. It was suggested by Commr. Deems that they locate a County pickup for his use. Mr. Watkins was instructed to follow up on this.
Mr. Watkins told the Board that his secretary, Jane Haneman, had resigned and requested permission to hire another secretary, which permission was granted.
Mr. Watkins was authorized to take the rest of his vacation during the first two weeks of August.
On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the resignation of James G. Hand was accepted, effective August 4, 1971.
zoning
Mr. Watkins was instructed to write to Mrs. Brown, Chairman of the Board of Visitors of the Juvenile Shelter, advising her that under the present City Zoning Rules and Regulations, it would not be permissible to put a mobile home next to the Juvenile Home.
road maintenance – subdivisions
The County Engineer reported on his negotiations with the Belle Ayre Estates on Lake Shore Drive with reference to its drainage problem. He told the Board that they have promised $1200 if the County would put pipe in the existing County drainage ditch draining north of SR 19. On a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the County Engineer was authorized to go ahead with the project just as soon as the money is paid.
planning and zoning
It now being the time advertised to hold a public hearing on Zoning Regulations, on the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Commission and on a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. VanAuken and carried, a Resolution was adopted altering and amending the Zoning Rules and Regulations as they pertain to the following described tracts of land to the classification designated after each description.
Case #38-71-5
Legal Description:
Sec. 37, Twp. 15S, Rge 27E: All of Lots 12, 13 and 14, Less the East 445 feet of the North 328 feet of Lot 13; the North ¾ of Lots 19, 20, 21; 3 ½ acres in the Northeast corner of Lot 30; the North ½ of Lot 31; all of Lot 32, all being in Section 10 of Manhattan Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 2, Public Records of Lake County, Florida.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was A (Agriculture), and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park Subdivision).
Case #40-71-5
Legal Description:
Sec. 22, Twp 19 S. Rge. 25 E: The North 1050 feet of West ½ of NE ¼ of NE ¼.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was R-1A (Rural Residential) and is hereby changed to R-2 (Urban Residential).
Case #44-71-5
Legal Description:
Sec. 14, Twp 19 S., Rge. 25 E: Blocks T, U, V, W, and Lake Luana Block LESS: Lot 5 of Block W, of Hilltop Subdivision, Unit #3, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 14, Pages 4 and 4A, Public Records of Lake County, Florida.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was R-1 (Rural Residential) and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park Subdivision).
Case #45-71-5
Legal Description:
Sec. 11, Twp. 19 S. Rge 25 E.: Blocks F, G, J, and K, LESS: Lot 8 of Block J and Lot 14 of Block G in Hilltop Subdivision, Unit #3, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 14, Pages 4 and 4A, Public Records of Lake County, Florida.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was R-1 (Rural Residential) and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park Subdivision).
Case #41-71-5
Legal Description:
Sec. 34, Twp. 18 s. Rge 25 E: The SE ¼ of the NE 1/4 ; the NE ¼ of the SE ¼; and the South ½ of the SW ¼ of the NE 1/4, AND: Sec. 35, Twp. 18 S., Rge. 25 E: The SW ¼ of the NW ¼; the North ¼ of the NW ¼ of the SW ¼; and Lots 12 and 13 in Block 3, Lisbon according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 7, Public Records of Lake County, Florida; LESS: That portion SW of Haines Creek.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was A (Agriculture) and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park, Subdivision).
Case #42-71-3
Legal Description:
Sec. 7, Twp. 20 S., Rge 26 E.: Blocks 19, 20, 21 and 22, according to the Plat of Lowell’s Addition to Lane Park, as recorded in Sumter County Plat; ALSO: From intersection of North line of Block 24 of said subdivision with North right of way to Highway 19, run Southwesterly along Highway 418.61 feet, North 36 degrees 43’ West to South line of Lot 21, East 3.54 feet to POB. From the SE corner of Lot 21 run West 31.55 feet for POB, run West along South line of Lot 21 to SW corner of said Lot. Begin again at POB and run South 23 degrees 52’ West 167.65 feet, North 86 degrees 03’ West to West line of Lot 23, North to SW corner of Lot 21 to intersect first line; ALSO: Block 24 SE of Highway 19 and NE of a line running from a point 451.3 feet SW of North line of Lot 24 and to left an angle of 81 degrees 46’ SE’ly to South line of Lot.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was A (Agriculture) and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park Subdivision).
Case #46-71-1
Legal Description:
Sec. 34, Twp. 18 S, Rge 24 E: The North 315 feet of the South ¼ of NW ¼ of SW ¼.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was R-1A (Rural Residential) and is hereby changed to M-1 (Industrial District).
#43-71-2
Legal Description:
Sec. 10, Twp. 20 S., Rge 24 E.: The East ¼ of the SE ¼ of the SE 1/4, AND: the NE ¼ of the SE ¼. Sec. 11, Twp 20 S., Rge 24 E: That part of the NW ¼ lying South of the centerline of Helena Run and West of SCL Railroad; ALSO: that part of the East 635 feet of the West 800 feet of the NE ¼ of the SW ¼, lying NW of the SCL Railroad; and that part of the South ½ of the SW ¼ lying NW SCL Railroad and the West ¾ of the NW ¼ of the SW ¼; AND ALSO: The East 165 feet of the NW 1/4; and the West 165 feet of the NE ¼ of the SW ¼ North of railroad.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was R-1(Rural Residential) and is hereby changed to R-3 (Mobile Home Park Subdivision).
Case #48-71-3
Legal Description:
Sec. 26, Twp. 24 S., Rge 26 E: that part of the NE ¼ of the SW ¼ lying West of US Highway 27, LESS: the North 1/8 thereof, and LESS: The South 1/8 thereof. AND: that part of the NW ¼ of the SW ¼ lying West of US Highway 27, LESS: The North 1/8 thereof, and LESS the South 1/8 thereof.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was A (Agriculture) and is hereby changed to C-1 (Rural Commercial)
Case #49-71-3
Legal Description:
Sec. 26, Twp. 24 S. Rge 26E: That part of the North ½ of the SE ¼ of NW ¼ lying West of US Highway 27.
Change in Zoning Classification: The Zoning Classification was A (Agriculture) and is hereby changed to C-1 (Rural Commercial).
Also in the above Motion, the recommendations of the Planning & Zoning Commission were upheld in denying the following cases: Case #39-71-1; and that Case #41-71-5 was denied without prejudice as to the portion of property on the Southwest side of Haines Creek; and that Case #50-71-3 was denied without prejudice; and that Case #47-71-5 was denied.
With reference to the approval by the Board of Case #38-71-5, Attorney Wiley Clayton representing Mrs. Powell objected to the granting of the Zoning change. In Case #40-71-5 Attorney Dewey Burnsed representing the Board of trustees of Lake-Sumter Community College appeared, seeking information as to where the access road would be. In Case #41-71-5, Ben W. Christley appeared representing several property owners, and a Mrs. Wright also appeared objecting to the granting of the Zoning change.
On a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. VanAuken and carried, the Board approved Conditional Use Permits as follows: #288-1; #278-5; #289-5; #290-5; #285-2; #292-3.
Also, included in the above action, the recommendations of the Planning & Zoning Commission were upheld in denying without prejudice the following Conditional Use Permits: #281-4, #291-2, and that CUP #286-3 was denied.
With reference to the approval by the Board of CUP #278-5, Richmond Dukes appeared, seeking some information, and with reference to the denial by the Board (Chairman Hoskinson and Commr. Deems disqualifying themselves) of CUP #291-2, Royal Taylor, representing the Matsche Real Estate Co., appeared to object to the denial of said CUP.
Mr. Watkins reported that of forty-one (41) cases of nuisance violations, fifteen (15) have been cleared up, eleven (11) are being worked on, and the remaining fifteen (15) cases have been turned over for prosecution by the Board.
Pursuant to Notices, it now being the time to hold a Public Hearing on Zoning Violations in accordance with Lake County Ordinance 70-1, the following violations were brought to the attention of the Board:
1. Violation of Alice Shackleton, having junk, scrap lumber, waste materials and a junk car on her property. E. H. Denton appeared on behalf of Alice Shackleton, who was also present. On a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. VanAuken and carried, the Board declared it a public nuisance and allowed the alleged violator thirty (30) days within which to clean up the junk and straighten up the usable building materials.
2. Violation of J. F. Williams having all kinds of junk and trash, old barracks lockers, old automotive parts, etc. The Planning & Zoning Director stated that it has been cleaned up, and no action is necessary by the Board.
3. Violation of Patricia C. and Ernest Foster, in operating a junkyard and repair garage in an agricultural zone. The Planning Director was advised that Mr. Foster had been storing junk cars for the County, and no action was necessary by the Board.
4. Violation by Albert B. A. Jaite, Sr., in having a junk car on his property. On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, it was declared a public nuisance and referred to the County Attorney if the junk car is not removed within thirty (30) days.
5. Violation by Glen A. LaRoe, in having an unauthorized dump; junk, scrap, or waste on his property. On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, it was declared a public nuisance, and if not cleaned up within thirty (30) days, immediate action will be taken.
6. Violation by C. E. Jaite Heirs, in having junk, scrap, or waste, auto, bus, truck, etc. on property. On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, it was declared a public nuisance, and if not cleaned up in thirty (30) days, immediate action will be taken.
7. Violation by Mark Harris, in having unauthorized mobile homes parked in an agricultural zone. On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Windram and carried, the alleged violator was allowed ten (10) days to remove the third trailer and thirty (30) days to disconnect the second trailer from the present septic tank and was instructed to obtain a permit.
meetings
It was agreed by the members of the Board to meet on Wednesday, July 21, 1971 at 10:00 a.m. to work on the Budget for the coming fiscal year.
tax valuation and equalization
At this time, the Board recessed and reconvened in the Tax Assessor’s Office with Mr. Cassady and Mr. Haddox to consider Applications for Agricultural Assessments. The Board members viewed the Plats showing the properties of the owners requesting Agricultural Zoning.
On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, the recommendations of R. G. Cassady, Tax Assessor, approving Agricultural Assessments were upheld by the Board on the following Applications:
1. Paul E. Adkins
2. Herman H. Austin
3. Jayne Talley Austin (2)
4. B & A Groves, Inc. (3)
5. Bahata Fruit Co.
6. J. C. (Clyde) Bailey (3)
7. David F. & Sylvia E. Barcus (5)
8. S. C. Battaglia
9. Battaglia Fruit Co. Inc.
10. Battaglia Properties
11. Joe F. Blackford
12. Bobbil, Inc.
13. M. M. Boyett
14. Weston A. Brown
15. F. B. Buhl
16. Citizens National Bank of Orlando (3)
17. The Coca Cola Company
18. Andrew I. Dickard, Jr.
19. A. Duda & Sons, Inc. (12)
20. John Duda, et al. (2)
21. Glenn L. & Helene Edmondson
22. Colin English, Jr.
23. John C. English, Jr.
24. Florida Fruit Buyers, Inc.
25. Lyle A. Freitag
26. Gator Pool, Inc. (2)
27. Granada Groves Corporation
28. Louis O. Gravely, Jr.
29. Edomar Groves
30. Joseph S. Guernsey & Fletcher G. Rush (3)
31. Francis X. and Paul D. Heidrich (3)
32. Hewitt Investment Inc.
33. A. T. Hofferberth
34. Kanell, Inc.
35. Kazaros Bros. Invest. Co., Inc. (2)
36. Estate of Mania Kerben
37. David Kerben
38. Benjamin J. Klausen
39. Hazel F. Kingham
40. Lykes Bros. Inc.
41. Lykes Pasco Packing Co.
42. Isabel McConnell
43. Holt S. McKinney
44. Ralph L. Miller
45. Monte Vista Groves, Inc. (2)
46. Julian Northcraft & Michael Judge (4)
47. K. W. Osborne
48. Panacea Timber Company, Inc. (2)
49. Leonard Barr
50. Wilbur Hallauer
51. Bruce A. Partsin
52. Walter S. Pharr & Ivan D. Morgan,Sr.
53. Donald D. Platt
54. E. O. Roper Estate
55. Rose L. Savage
56. L. J. Sharpe
57. Ann A. Sherman Trust
58. Otis & Gertude Strickland
59. G. H. Talley, Jr. (5)
60. Harriet Talley (2)
61. Albert J. Thunell, et al.
62. United Groves, Inc. (4)
63. Wayne Valentine
64. Harold C. Waggoner
65. Whistling Pines Gardens, Inc.
66. Colonel E. H. Wilkerson
67. The Winter Park Land Company (2)
68. Hershell L. & Jacqueline S. Womble
69. Walter Woolfolk, Trustee
70. A. C. Wright, Jr.
On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, the recommendations of R. G. Cassady, Tax Assessor denying Agricultural assessments were upheld by the Board on the following Applications:
1. Clermont Groves, Inc. (c/o R. D. Keene)
2. South Lake Groves (3)
3. Wild Kingdom, Inc.
4. William W. Boyd
5. C. C. Dunlop, Jr.
6. Russell M. Wise
7. William B. Cheslock & Rex M. Bleakney
8. John M. Taylor
9. Les Larson, Trustee
10. Mallett Holding Co.
11. Solomon F. Schick
12. Lakco Citrus, Inc.
13. Paul L. Curtis
14. Robert E. Morris
15. Mary Parker Poole
16. Florida Growth Properties, Inc.
17. James H. Brown
18. Josephine Wawrzycki
19. L. R. Huffstetler, Sr.
20. Sweet Realty, Inc.
21. American Investment Developers, Inc.
22. W-Investment Co.
23. E. H. Wilhelm
24. Trust Company of Florida, Trustee
25. Ros L. Savage
26. Gene H. Godbold, Trustee
27. Olin R. Fisher (2)
28. Robert A. Cairns, Trustee
29. Robert L. Chapman, Jr., et ux. (2)
30. Sulphur Springs Ranch Limited
At this time, the Board of Tax Adjustment recessed and reconvened in the Board of County Commissioners’ Room to take up the remaining items of business.
ordinances
On a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, Ordinance 71-3 was placed on second reading by title only, same being:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1971-1 COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF FLORIDA; AMENDING SECTION III (b) PROHIBITING SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ANY DETERGENT CONTAINING PHOSPHORUS IN EXCESS OF .01% AFTER DECEMBER 31, 1972; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
On a motion by Commr. VanAuken, seconded by Commr. Windram and carried, the Ordinance was approved and adopted on the second reading.
hospitals
The action of the Chairman and Clerk in approving applications to the W. T. Edwards Tuberculosis Hospital for the following was approved on a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried:
John Henry Gilyard
Gloria Jean Taft
schools
On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Windram and carried, the Board approved the admission of John Derek Moore to a Deaf and Blind School.
bonds – misc.
On a motion by Commr. Windram, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, Bonds for carrying firearms were approved for the following:
Elaine Whitaker
Max D. Lawson
Mary D. Ison
Homer Ison
On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, Bonds for contractors for certificates of competency were approved for the following:
#441 – Riley E. Davis, Jr. dba Davis Pools, Inc.
#608 – Richard R. Von Bampus
#609 – Ralph Sampson Carpenter
#610 – Richard A. Burk dba Burk Drywall Company
#611 – William H. Elmore
#612 – Norman Lofstrom dba Shade Coating Company
accounts allowed
Mr. Zagar of the Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission wants permission to purchase 1 ½ tons of soybean chips to feed fish in Lake Minneola for approximately $350. On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, this purchase was authorized.
There being no further business to bring before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 6:00 p.m.
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CLERK chairman