MINUTES OF the regular MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY commissioners
TUESday – SEPTEMBER 8, 1959
Monday, September 7th, being a holiday, and a quorum not being present for the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the Clerk adjourned the regular meeting of the Board until Tuesday, September 8th, at 10 o’clock AM.
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session in the County Commissioners’ room in the Courthouse at Tavares on Tuesday, September 8, at 10:00 A.M. with the following present: Chairman Simpson; Commissioners Theus, Cowart, Bishop, and Cross; Attorney Duncan; and Clerk Owens.
The Board was called to order by Chairman Simpson.
Motion by Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Bishop and carried, that the minutes of the meetings of August 3, 10 and 31 be approved with the corrections as read.
Clerk Owens reported he has approved since the first regular meeting in August, the following Notary Public Bonds with:
American Surety Company of New York:
James A. Cole, Jr., 8-11-59; W. Bryant Calhoun 8-12-50; Dorothy A. Kurras 8-18-59; h. D. Warren 8-18-59; C. Rogers Wells 8-21-59; Louise S. Davis 9-4059; Grace V. Lanier 9-4-59; Robert E. Warfield, Jr., 9-3-59; and with
American Fire and Casualty Company:
Ruth S. Wyckoff 8-18-59; Kenneth O. Whitford 8-28-59; Millard L. Warren 9-2-59; S. P. Johnson 9-2-59; William W. Martin 9-3-59.
Mrs. Valentine, Home Demonstration Agent, appeared before the Board, re: Attending the National Association of Home Demonstration Agents’ convention in New Orleans Oct. 19-24. She is to serve on the National Committee. She asked for permission for Miss Nancy Sharp to attend this Convention as this is the only time she will be permitted to go on official leave, and requested $100.00 for Miss Sharp’s expense, to be paid out of the 1958-59 budget. WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cowart seconded by Commr. Bishop and carried, Ms. Valentine was granted permission to attend the National Convention in New Orleans on October 19-24 and take Miss Nancy Sharp. Mrs. Valentine will submit bill for her expenses on her return.
RESOLUTION FOR ASSESSMENT ON CONSTRUCTION OF JAIL
Mr. Duncan stated since the adoption of this Resolution there have been statements in the papers which are very misleading and would like to have the papers correct and clarify this.
reassessment contract
Mr. Duncan reported that this contract provides that Lake County enter into a Contract with Hunnicutt Associates of St. Petersburg for the purpose of reappraising property in Lake County for the fiscal year of the County, October 1 to September 30, which would be from next October to 1960. This contract provides shall run for one year. Mr. Duncan said this contract should be gone over very carefully.
Mr. Duncan read and filed letter from State Road Department re: Completion of Center Striping on the old Eustis-Mount Dora Road.
zoning on u. s. highway 441
Mr. French, Miss Harris and Mr. Goodson of the Zoning Commission appeared before the Board re: Zoning Resolution on area from Orange County line to the Dream Boat corner. Mr. French stated in presenting this Resolution, I feel that the County Commissioners as well as the general public are entitled to a reasonable explanation of the action of the Zoning Commission. We were asked to reconsider rezoning that area for commercial purposes. Mr. Goodson made up plans of what he felt would be the proper zoning after the highway was put into operation. On the strength of a letter from the County Attorney, the Zoning Commission passed a Resolution subject to public hearing. Before the Public Hearing, I was asked by some members of the Zoning Commission to get a more definite ruling from the Attorney General’s office. Mr. Kilgore wrote the Attorney General and I have attached hereto copy of letter he wrote, also copy of letter from the Attorney General’s office. This was done after the Public was set up; therefore, there was no possible way at that time of calling off that meeting. After this meeting, we held a meeting of the Zoning Commission on August 26th. Miss Harris at this time read the minutes of this meeting. (Copies filed with the Board) Mr. A. V. Martin, who was in the audience, stated we are very anxious to get the area from the Orange County line to the Dream Boat zoned for protection purposes and ask that the County Commissioners authorize the Zoning of this area as originally planned by the Zoning Commission. Mr. Croak and Mr. Sealy being present presented sketch of the planned Center between Mount Dora-Eustis and Tavares and asked that this area be zoned commercial. A discussion followed on this. The matter was referred to the Engineer of the Zoning Commission, Mr. Goodson. Mr. Croak said he will write a letter today to Mr. Goodson requesting that this area be changed to commercial. Mr. W. B. Hunter, Attorney, being present, read the letter from Atty. General and discussed the ruling.
Motion by Commr. Bishop seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, that the County Commissioners take the Resolution under advisement, and direct Mr. Goodson, County Engineer, to prepare the Zoning of U. S. 441 from Orange County Line to Dream Boat Corner after considering the requests heard on the disputed area at the Public Hearing, and present this Zoning for review by the Zoning Commission as soon as possible. Mr. Goodson thinks he can have this report next week in order for the Zoning Commission to make its report to the Board of County Commissioners.
Mr. Bishop reported that the Zoning Board Member from District No. 3 died, and he has appointed Mr. Walter Krieg, Route - 2, Clermont to take his place.
Mr. D. R. Igou appeared before the Board re: Long Range Program for Agricultural Building, and acquiring land for same. Mr. Simpson thinks should proceed to get the necessary survey on the land North of Tavares, which has been previously discussed. Map of this land was presented.
Adjourned for lunch; Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M.
Mr. Tom Davis, Parole Officer, appeared before the Board re: Obtaining more space for his office. We only have two rooms which have been adequate, but the work is growing until it is impossible for one man to take care of this work. Mr. David reported he has permission from Tallahassee to put on another man to help if can get additional office space. Would appreciate the County Commissioners doing everything possible to get us more room. Clerk Owens read a letter from Judge Futch re this matter. Mr. David and Mr. Goodson were authorized to look into getting additional space for Parole Office and present recommendations to the Board at the next meeting.
Clerk Owens read a letter from Dr. Vason, Mt. Dora re: Dental bill for Stanley Hough. Kennie Pierce, Juvenile Court Counselor, gave a report on this bill. Said it is an old bill and he would try to get some Clubs to give donations for the payment of the bill. Attorney Duncan was instructed to answer the letter from Dr. Vason.
checks filed with the board
L. M. Frier for purchase of pipe D-4 in amount of $47.40.
Midwestern Walco Contractors for corrugated culvert pipe D-5 in amount of $45.60.
Mr. Hugh Hanna and Mr. McCallam of the State Road Department appeared before the Board and discussed the route of the Monte Vista Road.
Mr. J. H. Pegram, Leesburg, appeared before the Board re: A private railroad crossing South of Leesburg. Mr. Pegram said the owner of the crossing would not let the people use it to get into the subdivision back of the crossing. The Board advised Mr. Pegram to take this matter up with Mr. Kennedy, Superintendent of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in Sanford, as the Board has no jurisdiction. Mr. Fred Tanner, Director of Mosquito Control, appeared before the Board re: Garbage disposal around Clermont and Groveland area. Mr. Cowart said he would see if he can find any land for this purpose. He and Mr. Bishop to work this out with Mr. Tanner.
Executed copy of Contract on Job No. 11010-2111, SR 500, filed with the Board.
Executed copy of SRD No. 9 (Utility Relocation Agreement and SRD NO. 10 (Resolution)
Job 11610-2601; SR S-445 Alexander Springs, filed with the Board.
Letters from Eleven (11) citizens of Mount Dora requesting that Road 441 be zoned residential as originally planned by the Zoning Commissioner were read and filed.
Letter from Lake Apopka Sportsman Assn. inviting the Commissioners to “get-together” meeting after the last treatment by the Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission of the waters of Lake Apopka –September 14 at 5:00 P.M. Clerk Owens was instructed to advise them the Board members regret that they cannot attend.
Policy of Title Insurance – Title & Trust Company of Florida #FE 26330 – Victor Roepke and wife, was presented to the Board.
Requisition of South Lake Memorial Hospital Board for $19,500.00 referred to Mr. Duncan.
Motion by Commr. Cowart seconded by Commr. Bishop and carried, that the Errors, Double Assessments, Discounts and Insolvencies on the tax roll for the year1958 presented by the Tax Collector – Paul H. Reed – be approved.
Clerk Owens read a letter from State Board of Health: Subject: New Developments in Florida’s Program for providing Hospital Service for Indigent.
COUNTY ALLOTMENT OF FUNDS FOR JULY 1, 1959 – JUNE 30, 1960.
Lake County Estimated State and Federal Funds Available $28,384.50.
Letter from H. G. Cochran, Jr., Director of Division of Corrections Re: condition of Lake County Jail was read and Clerk Owens instructed to notify Mr. Cochran this condition has been corrected.
lights in the clerk’s office
Clerk Owens read quotations for relighting 3 rooms in his office as follows:
Lenhart Payne Electric – Leesburg
Main Office Vault $940.00
Mr. Owen’s private office $130.00
Secretary’s office – Mrs. Robertson $125.00
Advance Electric Company – Clermont
Main Office Vault $945.00
Mr. Owen’s private office $120.00
Secretary’s office – Mrs. Robertson $120.00
Motion by Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Bishop and carried, that Clerk Owens be authorized to accept the bid of Lenhart Payne Electric, Leesburg, for relighting his main office (the Vault) for the sum of $940.00.
school board millages
Clerk Owens read to the Board a certified copy of Resolution adopted by the Lake County Board of Public Instruction at the Special meeting July 28, 1959, fixing millages to be assessed for school purposes for the year 1959, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, the millages as submitted by the Lake County Board of Public Instruction for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1959 and ending June 30, 1960 were approved and filed and Clerk Owens was instructed to order Tax Assessor R. G. Cassady to assess the millages as contained in said Resolution and the Tax Collector, Paul H. Reed, to collect taxes according to the millages contained therein.
SAID RESOLUTION BEING AS FOLLOWS:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF REVENUE TO BE PRODUCED AND THE MILLAGE TO BE LEVIED FOR THE COUNTY CURRENT SCHOOL FUND, OR THE COUNTY B&B RESERVE FUND, FOR THE COUNTY GENERAL (BPI) INTEREST AND SINKING FUND, FOR THE SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT FUND, FOR THE DISTRICT B&B RESERVE FUND AND FOR THE DISTRICT BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUNDS FOR EACH OF THE DISTRICTS IN THE COUNTY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1,1959 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1960.
Adopted at the special meeting of the Lake County Board, July 28, 1959.
WHEREAS, Section 237.18 of the Florida School Code requires that “Upon the final adoption of the budget and upon receipt of the certificate of the Assessor Taxes giving the assessed valuation of the county and of each of the Bonded School Districts, the County School Fund, for the County B & B Reserve Fund, for the County General (BPI) Interest and to be levied for each such fund and shall also show in aid Resolution the millage voted by Special School District for the District Current School Fund,” and for the District B & B Reserve Fund; and
WHEREAS, the school budget for the current fiscal year has been finally approved by the State Superintendent and is now official except for the certification of millages as required by Section 237.18; and
WHEREAS, the certificate of the County Assessor of Lake County, giving the assessed valuation of the county and of each school district, has been received:
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the County Board of Public Instruction of Lake County, Florida, assembled in special meeting, that the amounts necessary to be raised as shown by the officially adopted budget and the millages necessary to be levied for each school fund of the county for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1959, and ending June 30, 1960, are as follows:
(1) COUNTY CURRENT SCHOOL FUND
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation as Certified by Tax Assessor $64,234,877 |
(2) Amount to be Raised
$610,230 |
(3) Millage Levy Required
10 mills |
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(2) COUNTY B & B RESERVE FUND |
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation as Certified by Tax Assessor $__________ |
(2) Amount to be Raised
$__________ |
(3) Millage Levy Required
$__________ |
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(3) COUNTY GENERAL (B.P.I.) INTEREST & SINKING FUND |
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation Certified by Tax Assessor $_________
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(2) Valuation including Homesteads Assessable for Bonds $_________ |
(3) Amount to be Raised from Tax Levies
$_________ |
(4)Levy Required for Bonds, excluding Homesteads $_________
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(5)Levy Required for Bonds, Including Homesteads $_________ |
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(4) COUNTY TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT FUND |
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation Certified by Tax Assessor $64,234,877 |
(2) Amount to be Raised
$366,138 |
(3) Levy Approved by Voters
6 Mills |
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(5) DISTRICT B & b RESERVE FUND |
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation Certified by Tax Assessor $64,234,877 |
(2) Amount to be Raised
$244,092 |
(3) Levy Approved by Voters
4 Mills |
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(6)DISTRICT BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUNDS OF THE RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS |
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(1) Non-exempt Assessed Valuation Certified by Tax Assessor $________ |
(2)Valuation including Homesteads Assessable for Bonds* $_________ |
(3) Amount to be Raised from Tax Levies
$_________ |
(4)Levy Required for Bonds, excluding Homesteads Mills
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(5)Levy Required for Bonds, Including Homesteads Mills |
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DIST. NO. |
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1 |
$64,234,877 |
$_________ |
$ 61,203 |
1 Mills |
Mills |
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5 |
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$771,450 |
732 |
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1 |
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6 |
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$4,256,877 |
4,044 |
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1 |
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10-39 |
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$13,397,750 |
12,727 |
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1 |
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10-38 |
6,587,850 |
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6,6258 |
1 |
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16 |
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8,545,502 |
5,682 |
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.7 |
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18 |
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6,574,468 |
9,368 |
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1.5 |
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21 |
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20,719,801 |
29,525 |
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1.5 |
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24 |
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1,555,098 |
1,477 |
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1 |
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25 |
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1,894,834 |
1,800 |
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1 |
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26 |
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1,209,204 |
1,723 |
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1.5 |
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36 |
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5,930,483 |
2,816 |
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.5 |
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*NOTE: If bonds were issued prior to the date the homestead amendment became effective, the assessed valuation and tax levies should include homestead property, if bonds were issued after that date only the non-exempt property should be included. If in any district some bonds were issued before the amendment became effective and some afterward, two lines should be used for each such district; one to give values and levies for the issue including homesteads, and the other to include only non-exempt property and the levies thereon for bond issued since the amendment became effective.
WHEREAS, Section 237.18 of the Florida School Laws provides that “A certified copy of said Resolution shall thereupon be filed with the Board of County Commissioners shall thereupon order the Assessor to assess the several millages certified by the County Board against the taxable property of the several Bonded School Districts. The Assessor shall then assess the taxes as ordered by the Board of County Commissioners and the Collector shall collect said taxes and pay over the same promptly as collected to the County school depository or be assessed and collected on railroad, street railroad, sleeping car, parlor car, and telegraph company property in the manner now provided by law;”
AND WHEREAS, the County Board of Public Instruction of this county has determined the millage to be levied for the County General School Fund for the County B & B Reserve Fund, and Sinking Funds by dividing the applicable assessed valuation as finally certified by the Assessor after equalization as hereinbefore specified into the amount budgeted to be received from taxes before five per cent (5%) is deducted, using the nearest one-fourth (1/4) mill or other fraction or decimal ordinarily used in the county as prescribed by Section 237.18 and has found the millage levies required to be as set forth in Part I above:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Public Instruction of Lake County, Florida, does hereby determine that the aforesaid millages on said assessed valuation of the taxable property for the year 1959 will be required and does hereby request the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, in conformity to law to direct the Tax Assessor to assess and the Tax Collector to collect taxes according to the millages certified herein.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution be forthwith transmitted and filed with the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a second certified copy of this Resolution be forthwith transmitted to and filed with the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tallahassee, Florida, to become a part of the official budget which is in his file and that another copy be filed with and become a part of the official budget in the files of the said County Board of Public Instruction.
Approved: Paul W. Bryan
Chairman, Board of Public Instruction
Lake County, Florida
Attest: L. J. Jenkins
Secretary, Board of Public Instruction
Lake County, Florida
Dated this 10 day of August 1959
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STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF LAKE )
I, l. J. Jenkins, Superintendent of Public Instruction and ex-officio Secretary of the Board of Public Instruction of Lake County, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true, and complete copy of a Resolution determining the millages to be assessed for the County Current School Fund, for the Special Tax District Current Fund, for the County General (BPI) Interest and Sinking Fund, for the Special Tax District Current Fund, for the District B & B Reserve Fund, and for the District Bond Interest and Sinking Funds for the fiscal year 1959-1960, to provide necessary revenues for operating costs and debt services of the public schools of Lake County, Florida, passed and adopted by the Board of Public Instruction of Lake County, Florida, July 28, 1959.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Board of Public Instruction of Lake County, Florida, this 10th day of August 1959.
L. J. Jenkins
Superintendent of Public Instruction
6/59/700
FA/DRT/dh
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Clerk Owens reported that the U. S. Geological Survey has been requested by the Water Authority to install a recording station in Lake Yale. They selected the landing ramp at Marsh Memorial Park. Motion by Commr. Cross, seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, that Clerk Owens be authorized to advise Mr. A. O. Patterson – U. S. Geological Survey – that it is all right to install a recording station in Lake Yale at the landing ramp at Marsh Memorial Park.
Clerk Owens read quotation from Bowen Supply Company on Binders - $311.00. Clerk was authorized to purchase the binders when needed. Delivery in 50 or 60 days.
Motion by Commr. Theus seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that the following bills from Tax Assessor be approved:
Hon. Board County Commissioners Lake County, Florida
to
R. G. Cassady, Tax Assessor, Lake County, Florida, Dr.
COMMISSIONS ON 1958 tax roll- South Lake Hospital District
Total retained for Errors and Insolvencies $125.31
Less commissions on $81.70 @3% 2.45
Balance now due - $122.86
Hon. Board County Commissioners Lake County, Florida
To
R. G. Cassady, Tax Assessor, Lake County, Florida, Dr.
COMMISSIONS ON 1958 tax roll
Total retained for Errors and Insolvencies $7906.79
Less commissions on Errors and Insolvencies
(previously approved by County Commissioners)
$9019.14 @ 2% - 181.99
Balance now due - $7724.80
Motion by Commr. Bishop seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, that the following Lake County warrants be cancelled, as they were paid July 13, and through error in County Judge’s office were submitted for payment and paid again on August 10, 1959.
· WARRANT #579 Fine & Forfeiture made payable to O. B. Carlton, witness Co. Judge Ct. $4.10
· WARRANT #580 Fine & Forfeiture made payable to Leroy Campbell witness Co. Judge Ct. $4.10
Motion by Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that the various County Funds be distributed as follows:
First State Bank & Trust Company – Eustis ) GENERAL FUND
First National Bank of Eustis – Eustis )
First National Bank of Mt. Dora – Mt. Dora )
Bank of Tavares - Tavares )
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First National Bank of Leesburg – Leesburg ) ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Citizens National Bank of Leesburg – Leesburg )
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Citizens Bank of Clermont, Clermont ) FINE & FORFEITURE FUND
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Peoples State Bank of Groveland ) COUNTY HOME FUND
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Umatilla State Bank, Umatilla ) NEW FUNDS
RESOLUTION by City Council of City of Mount Dora Re: Sewer District read and filed.
Copy of letter from Clerk Owens to Dr. Hall re: Excavating a ditch from the schoolhouse to a bay head in order to drain the water from around the Negro schoolhouse approximately one-half mile south of the city limits of Umatilla – requesting that the Health Department’s dragline be used to correct this health hazard was read and filed.
Motion by Commr. Bishop seconded by Commr. Theus and carried, that the action of Clerk Owens and Chairman Simpson in approving the applications of the following named persons for admittance to the T. B. Hospital be approved: Leslie Harold Nelson; Jeanne Lucy Bentejac; Inez Spires; Louie Sharlette (DeLidle) Endinger; Julia (Platz) Abele; Marguerite Eugenia (Abele) Nelson; and Robert Baily Ingersoll.
Copy of letter from Jr. John S. Arnold, Groveland, to Zoning Commission submitting his resignation as a member of the Zoning Commission of Lake County to become effective immediately read and filed. Mr. Cowart said he would name someone in his place later.
Quotation of C. J. Wilhelm – lawn improvement service – Eustis, as follows:
RESIDENTIAL:
o Shell dwellings - $6.00 per sq. ft. for dwelling and $4.00 per sq. ft. for accessory. This is based on lack of interior remodeling permit.
o Finished dwelling - $7.00 per sq. ft. for principal structure and $4.00 per sq. ft. for accessory.
o Industrial and Commercial – Warehouses (simple) $4.00 per sq. ft. Other based on actual estimated cost, since such estimate has been made prior to construction. Buildings transported shall be assessed according to type.
APPROVED: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By_________________________________
O. M. Simpson, Chairman
State Road Department LETTERS FILED WITH THE BOARD
Center striping the old Eustis-Mount Dora road completed August 31, 1959
o Job #11650-3150, & Job #11530-3152, SR-468 and S-466-A – Low bidder J. D. Manly Const. Co. (and bid tabulations)
o Job #11610-3601; Alexander Springs Road. Granting permission to County to have timber from existing bridge.
o Job #11580-1601-02, SR S-46-A (SR S-437 46 at Cassia Station) corrected road number.
o Job #11683-3601, SR S-44-B from a point on SR 44-A east of Eustis, S. approx.. 2.078 miles (also telegram – low bidder Dunn Const. Co. Inc., Birmingham, Ala. $65,446.20)
o Job #11150-8501, SR 450 from SR 19 in Umatilla W. approx. 1.50 miles.
o Job #11687-8601, SR S-565-A from a point on SR 50 approx. 1.0 mi. E of Groveland NE approx.. 2.798 mi. to SR 561-A; and Job No. 11688-8601, SR S-450 from SR 19 in Umatilla E. and NE approx.. 3.418 mi. to SR 42. (Telegram states MacAsphalt Corp of Lakeland low bidder. $49,575.09.)
o State Road S-450, Section 11684-2601 Road from south Umatilla East to Road S-44-Centerline chg.
o Resurfacing of Irma and Lake Streets in Tavares – Secondary (5 letters)
Petition for closing platted avenues in Plat of Dora Manor Subdv. was discussed and Mr. Goodson County Engineer, was instructed to check the Avenue.
letters filed with the board
o Games & Fresh Water Fish Commission – re: spray material for Lake Apopka
o State Department of Public Safety – re existing condition West of Mt. Dora on US. 441.
o Florida Home Demonstration Agents’ Assn. Re: Convention National
o Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Inc. – construction of new jail
o Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co. – re Cast Iron Boiler No. 1 in courthouse basement.
o Trustees Internal Improvement Fund – re: Permits for work on state-owned lake bottoms.
o State Board of Administration – to Dr. E. R. Bray – re: Bond coupons
o R. Hall to Dr. Butt – re: cancer problems
o C. E. Duncan to Bd Co. Commrs. Orange County. Re: Hyacinths passing from Lake Apopka to Beauclair.
o Gamble Rogers, Lovelock & Fritz – Re: Courthouse and Jail project
o Docket No. 5597-RR; Order No 2802; Docket No.5678-XP – FLA RR & PUB UTILITIES COMMISSION DOCKET No. 5852 XP
o Ray E. Green , Comptroller re : Gas tax
reports filed with the board
o Marian Valentine, Home Demo Agent and 2 assistants
o R. E. Norris, County Agent, and 2 assistants
o J. C. Hunter, County Service Officer
Motion by Commr. Cross seconded by Commr. Cowart and carried, that the List of all Errors, Double Assessments, Discounts and Insolvencies on the Tax Roll for the year 1958, as submitted by Paul H. Reed, Tax Collector, be approved.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
/s/ Frank E. Owens /s/ O. M. Simpso
CLERK CHAIRMAN