HomeMy WebLinkAbout2001 02 26 Regular F Alternative Methods to Recognize Former City Clerk, Mary Norton
COMMISSION AGENDA
ITEM F
Consent
Informational
Public Hearing
Regular X
February 26,2001
Regular Meeting
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Authorization
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REQUEST:
The City Clerk requests the City Commission give additional
consideration of alternative methods of recognizing former City Clerk,
Mary T. Norton, who recently passed away.
PURPOSE:
This Agenda Item is needed for the City Commission to continue its
discussion of alternative methods of recognizing former City Clerk, Mary
T. Norton, who recently passed away.
CONSIDERATIONS:
At the February 12, 2001 Regular Meeting of the City of Winter Springs
City Commission, there was discussion under Regular Agenda Item 'C' as
to what could be done in remembrance of Ms. Mary T. Norton. At this
meeting, the Commission suggested that this matter be further discussed
and placed on the next Agenda.
FUNDING:
None required at this time.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 26. 2001
REGULAR AGENDA ITEM "F"
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. It is suggested that the City Commission decide whether they wish to
decide this matter tonight, or if they would prefer to delay it to a future
date.
2. If the City Commission does want to act on this matter during this
Meeting, then they may wish to consider the suggestions from the
February 12,2001 Meeting (Attachment "A"), or they may wish to re-
evaluate some of the suggestions from the original Agenda Item
submitted on February 12,2001. (See Attachment "B").
ATTACHMENTS:
A. An (unapproved) excerpt from the February 12,2001 Regular Meeting
Minutes, which dealt with a discussion on this topic. (The entire
Minutes from the February 12, 2001 Regular Meeting will be on the
February 26,2001 Regular Meeting Agenda for approval).
B. A copy of Regular Agenda Item "c" from the February 12, 2001
Regular Meeting.
COMMISSION ACTION:
ATTACHMENT
"A"
CITY COMMISSION MINI-MINUTES
FEBRUARY 12,2001
C. City Manager
Requesting That The City Commission Of The City Of Winter Springs Decide How
They Would Like To Recognize Former City Clerk, Mary T. Norton, Who Recently
Passed Away.
Commissioner Gennell suggested that "We could certainly I think, find a suitable place to
put some kind of a little monument - like the monument at Torcaso Park - without
naming the whole thing after her."
Commissioner Blake suggested "The walkway, the trail that goes from Torcaso Park to
Sunshine Park" or "a special place on the wall here at City Hall or a "walk of fame."
Commissioner Martinez suggested that perhaps, at Sunshine Park, we "Place a plaque
there - or a stone with a description telling people who she is."
Deputy Mayor McLeod added, that in regards to Commissioner Blake's idea, "It would
be nice if we pick an area, whether it be the trail or somewhere along there, and maybe
start along that part of the trail, you put different plaques that recognize different people."
Commissioner Gennell suggested, "We may want to hold off until we are actually
bringing the trail through the City, and have "Points of interest, where you can do those
things in a more focused area."
It was agreed to have this matter placed on the next Agenda.
REGULAR
E. Public Works Department
Recommending The City Commission Adopt Resolution #2001-06 Requesting The
County Commissioners Approve The Renewal Of The One-Cent Sales Tax For
Transportation Projects And Schools And Schedule A Referendum For September
2001.
"MOTION TO APPROVE." MOTION BY COMMISSIONER MARTINEZ.
SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MILLER. DISCUSSION.
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NOTES:
ATTACHMENT
"B"
COMMISSION AGENDA
ITEM C
Consent
Informational
Public Hearing
Regular X
February 12,2001
Regular Meeting
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Authorization
REQUEST:
The City Manager is. requesting that the City Commission of the City of
Winter Springs decide how they would like to recognize former City
Clerk, Mary T. Norton, who recently passed away.
PURPOSE:
The City Commission is being requested to consider how they would like
to recognize former City Clerk, Mary T. Norton, who recently passed
away.
CONSIDERATIONS:
At the January 5, 1970 Village Council Meeting of the Village of North
Orlando, Ms. Mary T. Norton was introduced by Mayor Clifford Jordan as
an applicant for the job of "Village Clerk."
A Special Session of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando
was held on January 22. During this Special Session, a Motion was made
to nominate Ms. Mary T. Norton as the Village Clerk. The Motion passed.
Ms. Norton was to begin her employment on January 26, 1970.
The first Minutes that Village Clerk, Mary T. Norton of the Village of
North Orlando submitted were those from the Regular Meeting of
February 2, 1970.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 12,2001
REGULAR AGENDA ITEM "C"
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Ms. Mary T. Norton served the City of Winter Springs until her retirement
on September 30, 1994.
At the January 22, 2001 Regular Meeting of the City of Winter Springs
City Commission, there was discussion about what could be done in
remembrance of Ms. Mary T. Norton.
. Mayor Partyka advised the City Commission that Ms. Jan Palladino,
Secretary to the City Manager suggested that a City street be named in
her honor. Following some discussion on this subject, it was
suggested that if a street was to be named after her, then possibly it
could be the street that she resided on. Ms. Norton resided at 30 North
Edgemon A venue, Winter Springs, Florida. A
. During "Public Input," Mr. Carl Stephens, a resident of the City,
suggested that Ms. Norton's name be added to a plaque on one of the
landscaped islands in the City.
. Under "Reports," Commissioner Gennell concurred with the previous
ideas to honor Mary Norton, and suggested that we may want to re-
name "Sunshine Park" in remembrance of her.
ADDITIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS:
In 1956, Raymond Moss and William Edgemon purchased property under
the name of the "North Orlando Company. With this in mind, it may be
inappropriate to consider re-naming Edgemon Avenue.
A City employee, who worked with Ms. Norton for many years stated that
besides working, she walked a lot, and loved to garden.
FUNDING:
None required at this time.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 12,2001
REGULAR AGENDA ITEM "e"
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. It is suggested that the City Commission decide whether they do or do
not wish to do something special in honor of Ms. Mary Norton.
2. If the City Commission does not want to do anything further, then no
other action is necessary.
3. If the City Commission is in agreement that they do wish to honor Ms.
Mary Norton, then they may wish to consider the following
suggestions (some which have been mentioned under
"Considerations,") or some other suggestions:
a) Name a City street after her
b) Rename "Edgemon Avenue" after her
c) Have a plaque with Ms. Norton's name placed in one of the City's
beautified islands
d) Name a park in her honor
e) Re-name Sunshine Park in her honor
Other suggestions that the City Commission may desire to consider
could be:
f) Place a large beautiful tree in the front of City Hall, with a bench
underneath it. The spot could have a small plaque in remembrance
of her
g) Plant additional flowers around the City Hall sign, and place a
plaque there, in her honor
h) Since Ms. Norton loved to walk, name a place or a portion of the
Trail that goes through the City of Winter Springs, and name it in
her honor. This could be done in coordination with the Greenways
and Trails organization
i) Proclaim a day of the year, (only for Ms. Norton) in the honor of
Ms, Norton, and hold some kind of ceremony. Frame the
Proclamation in a special way and hang it in the lobby of City Hall,
in her remembrance
j) Place some kind of special brass or bronze plate, in her honor, and
have it hung in the Commission Chambers
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 12,2001
REGULAR AGENDA ITEM "C"
PAGE 4 OF 4
ATTACHMENTS:
A. Copy of the Minutes from the January 5, 1970 Village of North
Orlando Village Council Regular Meeting
B. Copy of the Minutes from the January 22, 1970 Village of North
Orlando Village Council Special Session
C. Copy of the Minutes from the February 2, 1970 Village of North
Orlando Village Council Regul'ar Meeting
COMMISSION ACTION:
ATTACHMENT
"A"
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REGULAR MEETING
V:r:LLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO
JANUARY 5, 1970
The Regular Session of the Village Council of the Village of
North Orlando was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Mayor Jordan.
A Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mr. Marshall.
Roll Call:
Mayor, CIIfford Jordan
Vice-Mayor, David Tilson
Attorney, Thomas Freeman
Councilmen:
Charles Rowell
Granville Brown
Julian Keller
Albert Marshall
The minutes of the Regular Session of December 1, 1969, were
reviewed by the Council and corrections made.
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to approve the minutes of the
Regular Session on December 1, 1969 as corrected. Seconded by
Mr. Marshall. Discussion. Motion carried.
The minutes of the Special Session of December 22, 1969 were reviewed
by the Council.
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to approve the minutes of the
Special Session on December 22, 1969 as presented. Seconded by
Mr. Marshall. Discussion. Motion carried.
Treasurer's Report:
Balance, General Fund, 12/1/69
Checks Drawn
Depo sits
Balance, General Fund, 12/31/69
Balance, Road and Bridge Fund, 12/1/69
Checks Drawn
Deposits
Balance, Road and Bridge Fund, 12/31/69
$2,259.55
1,593.82
1,071.60
1,737.33
956.55
520.81
None
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Finance, Mr. Brown reporting:
Mr. Brown stated that we are threading on thin ice. $522.22
was spent above deposits for the month of December, 1969, in the
General Fund.
Recreation and Zoning, Mr. Rowell reporting:
The Recreation area is still the same. The "Zoning Board did not
meet in the month of December.
Beautification and Election
e gar age serV1ce 1S very poor.
from the residents regarding the service
The dog tags have been ordered from Southern Trading Co. They
are expected to arrive the middle of January.
JANUARY 5, 1970
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Health Beautification and Election (continued):
20 peo~le have registered for the eIeC'tion to be held March
17, 1970. The Candidates may file the last 10 days of February, 1970;
February 19th up to and including February 28, 1970. The seats for
Mayor and Councilmen in groups 2 and 4 are g9ing to be open. The
filing fee is $5.00 and the closing time for candidates to file is
4:00 P.M. on February 28, 1970. The Registration Book will be-open
during all regular office hours and on Wedne sday evening, February
25,1970 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M., and on Saturday, February 21st
from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., and. February 28th from 10:00 A.M. to
4:00 P.M. The Registration Book will close at 4:00 P.M. on March 2,
1970.
police Report, Mr. Tilson re~rting:
Complaints Received
Complaints Investigated
Dog Complaints
Summons Issued (TraffiC)
15 Juvenile Summons (Traffic) 3
15 Oral Warnings (TraffiC) 15
17 Warrants Served 1
12 Defective Equip. Warnings 9
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Hours worked by North Orlando Police Department:
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Chief Lynn Lyon 344
Patrolman David Tilson 21
Aux. Sgt. Edgar Smart 16
Aux. Patrolman Allen Cront 14
Aux. Patrolman Bob Paddock 27
Aux. Patrolman Pat DelVillaggio 5
Total Man Hours 427
tJ!ile s Patroled
Gas 148.2 gals.
Oil 3 qts.
Battery for Patrol Car
Misc. repairs
Total
1,211 miles
i54. 71
1.95
23.10
22.68
$102.44
Fire Report, Mr. Tilson reporting:
Mr. Tilson read the fire report for the month of December, 1969.
Fires and Other Emergencies, 13~ manhours, brush fire off Hayes Road;
Drills, 16 manhours; Training/Schools, none; Business Meetings, 12;
Community Projects, none; truck repair, 10 manhours (repaired pump
shaft); Christmas Parade, 10 manhours; Haintenance check, 9 manhours.
Total manhours, 70!. Total active membership, 16. Chief's remarks:
New Officers for the year 1970:
Chief - Robert LaFollett
Asst. Chief - Allen Cronk
Capt. George Hahn
Lt. - Don Straughan
Mr. Tilson stated that the old Ford fire truck had been repainted and
looked very good.
Mayor Jordan expressed the thanks of the Village to Mr. Hahn for
a good job done in 1969 as Fire Chief.
JANUARY 5, 1970
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Road and Bridge Report M~. Marshall reQo~ting:
Work has been done on~~gemon ana-Tradewinds Road. Calvin
Reiter Landclearing Co. pulled the pipe out of the road and opened
the culvert below the road and water is now draining on So. Edgemon.
We need to do the same at No. Edgemon and S. R. 419. Calvin
Reiter Landclearing Co. is coming out to check it this week. The
grader has been changed from a 6 volt system to a 12 volt system.
Malar'S Report, Mayor Jordan reporting:
At ended two meeting~ on behalf of the Village.
Looking forward to the challenge of the new year.
The Police Department has been functioning very well.
The Office has been open on schedule except for holidays.
I have received numerous dog and garbage complaints.
Bills~resented for approval:
Cass- obloclc Insurance Center - additional premium
due to endorsement (police auxiliary)
Nicholls Texaco - maintenance and gas for Police
Departmen t
David Tilson - hours worked for Police Department
Total to be paid from General Fund
$14.88
102.44
42.00
$1'69 " 32
Road and Bridge Fund:
Nicholls Texaco - gas and oil for equipment
Scott's Garage - oil for tractor.
Total to be paid from Road and
Bridge Fund
Total amount of bills presented for approval
10.07
1.56
$ 11.b3
$180.95
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to pay the bills. Seconded by
Mr. Rowell. Discussion. Motion carried.
Correspondence read:
A letter from the-Florida League of Municipalities stating that
the Municipal Data Handbook for 1968-1969 is being sento A copy
was received by our office.
A letter from the Florida League of Municipalities announcing the
Ninth Annual Conference for City Officials and City Attorneys at
Curtis Hixon Convention Center in Tampa, Florid~ on March 1, 2 and 3,
1970.
A letter from the Treasurer's Office, State of Florida announcing
that Maryland National Life Insurance Co. has surrendered their
Certificate of Authority to do business in Florida~'
A letter from Outlaw, Tucker, Garman and Sanders, Inc., an
Engineering firm in Eau Gallie, Florid9 wishing to provide the
Village of North Orlando with engineering service.
A letter of resignation from France sWat son, Village Clerk.
Introduction of Visitors:
Mayor Jordan introducbd Mrs. Mary Norton, 30 N. Edgemon, an
applicant for the job of Village Clerk.
JANUARY 5, 1970
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The Attorney, Thomas Freeman,.read Subdivision Ordinance #50,
by title only, for the second readlng.
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to accept Subdivision Ordinance
#50 for the second reading, by title only. Seconded by Mr. Tilson.
Discussion. Motion carried.
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to put Subdivi sion Ordinance #50
on the Agenda for the third and final reading, by title only.
Seconded by Mr. Tilson. Discussion. Motion carried.
The Attorney, Thomas Freeman, read Subdivi sian Ordinan ce #50,
by title only, for the third reading.
A motion was made by Mro Brown that we pass and adopt Sub-
division Ordinance #50 for the third and final reading, by title
only. Seconded by Mr. Keller. Discussion. Motion carried.
A lenghty discussion was held on the garbage service. Mr. Keller
stated he would contact Mr. Davis of Davis Garbage Service regarding
the poor service and also find out his intentions and report back to
the Council.
The Agreement for Mutual Aid for Police was read by Mr. Tilson.
This Agreement would provide mutual police assistance for the
M.uncipali tie s of North Orlando, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, and
Casselberry.
Mr. Brown made a motion that we turn the matter over to the
Mayor to report back to the South Seminole League of Mayors that
North Orlando is in favor of the Resolution. Seconded bv Mr.
Marshall. Discussion. Motion carried. U
A motion was made by Mr. Tilson that we raise the salary of
the Chief of Police, Lynn Lyon, Jr., 6 per cent, effective January
1, 1970. Seconded by Mr. Marshallo Discussion. Motion Carried.
The raise for the Police Chief would amount to $24.00 a month.
Mr. Tilson made a motion to adjourn at 10:00 P.M. Seconded by
Mr. Marshall. The meeting was adjourned subject to call.
Respectfully submitted,
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Frances Watson, Clerk
VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO, FLA.
APPROVED:
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VItLAGE OF NVRTH ORLANDO, FLA.
ATTACHMENT
"B"
SPECIAL SESSION
VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO
JANUARY 22, 1970
The Special Se ssion of the Village Council of the Village of
North Orlando was called to order at B:OO P.M. by Mayor Jordan.
A Pledge of Allegia.nce to the Flag was led by Lynn Lyon, Jr.
Roll Call:
Councilmen:
'CE'ar Ie s ROlrlell
Granville Brown
Julian Keller
Albert Marshall (Absent)
Mayor, Clifford Jordan
Vice-Mayor, David Tilson (Absent)
Attorney, Thomas Freema.n (Absent)
The purpose of the meeting was to review the applications for
the job of Village Clerk due to the resignation of Frances Watson,
present Village Clork.
Mayor Jordan recommended to the Council that Mrs. Mary T. Norton
be appointed to the posi tioD of Village Clerk on a 90 day
probationary period at a salary of $125.00 per month.
Mr. Rowell made a motion that Mrs. Mary T. Norton be appointed
as Village Clerk for a probationary period of 90 days at a salary of
$125.00 a month. Seconded by Mr. Keller. Discussion. Motion
carried.
Mr. Brown made a motion that we table the motion made by Mr.
Rowell. Seconded by Mr. Keller. Discussion. Motion carried.
Mr. Brown made a motion that we accept the resignation of Mrs.
Watson "with regrets" to be effective February 3, 1970. Seconded
by Mr. Keller. Discussion. MotioD carried.
Mr. Brown made a motion to take the nomination of Mrs. Nary
T. Norton off the table and put it into effect. Seconded by Mr.
Rowell. Discussion. Mary Norton is to begin work on January 26,
1970. Motion carried.
Mr. Brown made a motion to adjourn at 8:20 P.}I. Seconded by
Mr. Keller. Motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
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ATTACHMENT
"C"
HEGULAR MK:;Tn~G
VILLAG.2 CCUNCIL
VILLAGE 01? NOH'l'H ORLMmC
P~EHUARY 2, 1970
The Regular Session of the VillagE Council of the Vjllag(~ of North
rr12n~o ~as calJ.ed to Grder at 7:35 P.~.: by ~ayor Jordan.
A ~12c.00 of Allp.giance to the
Flag was led by Mr. K~J.lsr:
'Re1]' C:::11:
fla YOI.' , -m. ifford Jordan
Vic~-Kayor, David Tilson
AttorLey, Thon.us Freeman
CouncilrGcn:
Charles ROHell
Granvj. J J.i",BrOHC
Julian Yf.,l18r
.1\ 1 bert Ear shull
The minutes of the Regular Sess~.cn of JaDuary 5, 1970 ;~..::re reviewed
:: y t 'H~ r:; e I.::' c j, 1 .
A motion was made by Mr. Brown to approve the mirut88 of the
S -:: s s j. 0 n en J' c r; u a r y S, 1 9 7 ,') . S e cor; d e d b Y IVi r. 1~ (: 11 e r . D i s c. u s s i 0 ! i .
s,gr")r ied'.
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The cinutes of the Special SessioG of Jaruary 12.
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197C were review~~
.A cr:atiol:; hoCS nads by Hr. Brown to 8.ppro~'.. .e,L; ::..1:':'11.:": s cf the 3[.0<;1.[>.-"
3':'.ss:~oc on January 12, 1970 as presented. Ssccnded by Mr. Tn.;:':OD.
~iScus3icn. Motion carried.
The rr:imltc:'s of th8 Snscial Session of January 22, l.:nC \'~(_r8 P8vi::;:'i;'C;
",-::;;J the CcuDe5,1..
A ffiotion was mad0 ~y Mr. Brown to 8pprov~ the ~inut8s Gf the SPCCi3:
S~ssior: or, January 2;>, 1970 3S nr':::3~r!ted. S,"c;cncE'c: hv i,~y' Rc!'!("~_J..
Di scu s si 0,"",- tJl. at 5_ an carrie d. . v
Treasurer's Reoort:
Balanc\':l, Ge~Gral Fund, 1/1/70
Checks Drawn
Deposits
Balance, Gen8rsl Fund, 1/31/70
~~ l, 7;.? . 3_)
1,4.65.27
2,303.99
2,S7h.OS
Balance, Road and Bridge Fund, 1/1/70
Checks Drawn
December Bank Chg.
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79.13
.75
No DAposi t s
Balance, R08d and Bridge. Fund, 1/.31/70
;~. 355.86
Finance, ~r. Brown E~orting:
Hr. Brown stated tha1:from July thru Decomber, 1969, ,$8,J.21.00 t"as
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FEBRUARY 2, 1970
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brought in in reV011ues and expenditures amounted to $,:3,7()(:.00. There
)was a ~900.00 10s3 1'8tHl:7i)1l.July ~I:r] December. J During the month the
franchlse chec1cs had comeo. JIl, WhlCh had broLlghc up th(~ balance.
Recreation and Zoning, Mr. Rowell reporting:
The Zonlng--'BOard met on January 29, 1970. Due to sickness there
was no quorum. Nothing to report. The Recreation area is still the
same. Nothing new to report.
Health, Beautification. and Slect~!;!D, Hr... :'Cs11e:r r8porti~:
There :-t~ve beer, no garSE~ge complSH:t s tnl s montn: H&\'! TOok over
the contract during the month of JSlluary and they have dODe a very good
job.
Hr. Keller brought in tHO stsel stamp.:] fox' the dog tags. () for' 1970
and 1 for 1971. They Here purchased from Harry P. Leu Inc.
Mr. Keller stated that 81~ction will be 17th of March. So far we
hav~ 46 registered votsrs. The books will close 8t 4 P.M. on March 2, 197C.
Police Report, Mr. Tilson
Ace i dent 1:Jorke d
Complaints Rscsived
Complaints Ii1vestigated
Dog Complaint s
Summons Iss~ed (Traffic)
Oral Warnings (Traffjc)
v.Jarrants served
Defective Equip. Warnings
I'e}2orting:
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Bours .\'OI'ked by North Cl'lar:I;0 Pol:~cc D::q:.'ar~:rr_..?::t:
Chief Lynn Lyon 321
Patrolman David Tilson 23
Aux. Sgt. Edgar Smart 21
Aux. Sgt. Allen Cronk 16
Aux. Patrolman Bob Paddock 25
Aux. Patrolman Pat DelVillaJio 0
Total Man Hours ]9c
l' 0 t al
,L,002 ~il:iles
LJ.l. 25
Lil.88
19.7C
1 lU2.eJ
Mil e sPat r 011 e d
Gas 122.6 gals.
Heavy Duty Shocks
Misc. Repairs
A motion was made by Mr. Tilson that we appoint Mr. Frederick Scott
Kenneth as aD aux. policeman. S~~crd8d by Mr. Brown.
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PcJ.ic." Chief ~yr:n L;yorJ profcotcd All<3~, CY'(lnk 8i~;cl Edgar Sr.J2,yot Jr. to
':j'he ran1{ of Auxil:i.sry Sgt. effective FebrIJ2ry 1, 1970.
Fire Report, North Orlando
Fires & Other Emergencies
Drills
Tre.iningjSchools
3u sLv ss Feet irgs
Mair:teYl2nCe
Hark Sessions
Commu n:i. ty P roj e ct s
To ta 1 Manhour s
rotal A~tiv~ Membership 15
AssociatR Members 2
EC1u~pment status: Purchas'3s, Losses, Repairs, etc.)
- - 1'ruc1r i'~l Muff' eT' ~y~~tem has bRen rCl,)8.ired
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Truck #2 Suction Hose has b~cn rep~Dced on pump
Fire Dept.,Inc. for month of January 1970:
NBR Man Hours
-y- 1 Bru sh FIre
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2 Etl.
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1 12
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6
2.3
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system.
Road and Bridge Rsport, Mr. Msrshall reporting:
J.I'lr.-Marshall reported Tfi2.t a drain had'1).'::c,rl opened on liorth .:Id[;~rr.C'l-;
but still more fill was needed. Rdpairs WEre stJJ.1 needed on Moss and
Hays Roads. 31'6 & Edgemon had a bad hole which should also be repaired.
Mayor Jordan sUGgested putting w8rning devices at these bad holes.
>./':8"01"'" Pe'Dort V~vor T(\rcol1 '('("pc\['ti'-.~'"
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, Meyer Jordan stated that ~2 ~ould bill prop(rty owners for gra2~
)nowed on ~heir propprty ]~st y~ar. Ne report naG b8~n received fro~
. tl;.-.- oth'2r r'Junic:ipal:tties reg8r('li'~~'z, V->.<' :\1utu;,-::l /~id ALree:n-:'r!t.
Pi J.l s p!'<:' sented for apP':.'ov8.1:
~18r61 F'u;')c:
=q~elTS - B81ar.;ce dUG -Pclj C'.' Dept.
Southern Trscing Co.,Dog Tags
NicholJs Te.:-:e.co
D[~vj,c '}'ll sor,
Total
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1,0
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1C1.2.83
46.00
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'Mr. Tn.son made 8 motion that the ]',j] 13 be paid and tllat the b:11J.
~r Bal ~arriss, Architect bp paid from the Munjcipal Duilding Fund.
Seconded by Mr. K81l~r. Discussion. Motion carries.
A Resolution for the approval of the Village Clerk, Mary T. Norton,
to sign chec~s was presented by the Attorney, Thomas Freeman.
A motio0 was mad8 by Mr. Prown to give th8 Ban~ Resolution to the
South Seminole Bank authorizing the Village Clerk, Mary T. Norton, to
sign checks. Seconded by Mr. Tilson. Discussion followed. Mary T.
Norton's signature will replace that of Frances Watson on the Bank
Sig~ature cards and it is still the procedure for two authorized sig-
natures to be on the checks before iS8u2.
Ha yor J orear: 1"8 ad 1-'11". K!31Ier' s 18t t E: 1" of re sign aT, 10f;. Mayor Jordan
said it is with regret that the Villag~ of North Orlando receives his
resignation. Mr. Tilson made a motion to accept Mr. Keller's resigna-
tion. 3sconcsd by Mr. Marshall. Discussion. Motio~ carries. Mr.
Kellc:'.ls resiS'lj3.tion became. effective F\~bruary 2, 1970.
Garbagf: Bids:
Mr. Keller rf:Dorted that bids hed been sent to six contractors but
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only two proposels had b~er, recei'J:,r}. Or:e proposE'.1 was f:'om H&\v Refus,7.
Service ond the other from AmBrican RefuG~ Service. Mr. ~eller reported
that T{('df! R",~f\1se hed given very sat:1sfactcr.-y S(:~:'vjce. A ;-fict5orJ hias made
by Mr. Yellsr thbt we submit the contract to B&W Disposal. Mr. Brown
3Econdcri t~0 mctioL. Discussio~. Mct50n ~erries.
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Mr. HC(!0>::; cf'H&1:! 1JlsposDI spoke ebout l'tis service. He statsd that a
large pi"'r car: t agIO. of p sopIre; did not 112. v"'- san i tary t yp8 g8 rbage can s . 7-lany
people ha~ paid in advance and that he hsd cortactsd Mr. Dqvis about this
but Mr. Dav-~s 38 y...,t ha(': not presented his records. Mr. Hocge said he hes
an itemized ]ist of people who haVA paid ill a~vance, who have not paid, etc.,
which hs is to bring into the office. Mr. Tilson suggested that the names
of all p popl" who de no t pay shou Ie be gi v,.;r; C'i thee r t 0 th;~ poli cewen or to
the Village Cl~rk.
r:r. Bill Roberts frore 1M Cornmunicatic~s was introduced. Mr. Frank
Pierce ar>(] 1'11'. Henry L8ngle:1 of 'Hi CommunicatioriS Here also introduced.
Mr. Roberts ~avr a very intDresting B~d informative talk on the beginning
of cabl~ TV, its advantages and its uses. H0 presented the Qouncilmen
with proposals for their information. Discussion followed.
tJlr. HOl/Jell m8d::: 8 motion to adjourn the ffi0eting 3t 9:30 P.M.
Mr. Tilson secended th0 motion.
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