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On its 30th anniversary in 1989, festivities and area dignitaries were added. In keeping with this tradition the City will celebrate its 35th anniversary in June, 1994. The City has grown considerably. As we grow and become more involved with each other, it is desirable to establish a thread of continuity between the widely varied lifestyles and offer a forum of a civic nature that will provide an insight into our past and future and tie this diversity together. There is a distorted public perception of government as being insensitive and self-serving. The further removed people are from the government, the less they understand about it and the more distorted their perception becomes. While we can't control the Legislature or the larger governmental entities, we can influence our local area. City government is the lowest level and closest to the people. This is where people can get in touch with their government and gain a better understanding. PURPOSE 1. Attract attention to the City, promote its good points, and highlight its accomplishments. 2. Establish the City as a "presence" in a larger community at the County and State levels and make us more readily recognizable as unified, cohesive and vibrant. 3. Deliver a very elementary message: "This is your City. You have a vested interest" ISSUES/CONCERNS RESEARCH 1. Reviewed City records and files. 2. Contacted organizer of previous event. 3. Consulted with City Manager and City Attorney to establish procedures and parameters. VOLUNTEER ENLISTMENT John Baker - Historian Carol Coulon-Woods - Librarian These volunteers were enlisted for individual expertise in their given fields and ability to produce the desired materials and program. z FUND RAISING Funds will be raised by soliciting contributions from: a. City licensed occupational businesses b. All vendors doing business with the City c. Other interested parties SITE SELECTION Winter Springs City Hall -The nicest, centrally located, and most significant public building - Beautiful lobby that will lend itself to exhibits - High visibility - Easy access -Ample parking and restroom facilities for a public gathering -Auxiliary parking facilities available at Winter Springs Post Office - Offers citizens unique educational opportunity to see "City Hall in action." - Offers City staff and elected officials an opportunity to promote public relations The following sites were reviewed and considered inappropriate for the reasons shown: Central Winds Park -Absence of significant educational value - No shelter for exhibits, food, dignitaries, and visitors - Unpredictable weather (30th celebration was rained out!) -Additional expense for: - Canopies - Public address system - Port-O-Lets - Insects, fire ants control -Will involve extra time and effort of Parks & Recreation Department Civic Center -Absence of significant educational and public relations value - Less overall parking - Less centrally located, lower visibility, and less accessible than City Hall - Smaller building than City Hall - No room for display of Fire Truck, Rescue Unit, or Bloodmobile - Potential loss of revenue from facility rental Senior Center - Not generally available for non-senior functions - Same limitations as the Civic Center J DATE SELECTION After several consultations and discussions, Monday, June 20, was considered as most desirable to permit wider exposure to individuals who are interested in the day-to-day operations of City Hall. This would not interfere with weekend family obligations of: - Invited dignitaries - Parents with children - City staff This date would maximize the educational and public relations value of the event. It is also the actual anniversary date. TARGETED AUDIENCE 1. Public at large (daytime and evening) - Parents and children (school not in session) 2. Dignitaries (evening) - City, County and State officials - School Board members and local school Principals - Representatives of Homeowners Associations PROGRAM City Hall Open House/Exhibition 1-5 p.m. Presentations & Follow-Up Activities 5:30-7:30 p.m. EXHIBITS 1. Archeological 2. Historical (Community interest) 3. Service Organizations (VFW, Rotary, YMCA, Civic Association, etc) 4. Public Safety BUDGET Dependent upon contributions: - Refreshments - Display Costs - Promotional items - Communications DEADLINE SCHEDULE Item Target Date Status Send requests for contributions April 8 Complete Thank You letter for contributors As received In Process Preliminary research/contact with speakers March 30 Complete Preliminary contact with news media April 15 Complete Logistics Planning with City Manager April 30 In Process Invitations to speakers April 30 Budget May 10 Coordination of Volunteers/Assignments May Invitations to VIPs May 10 Ordering of services & supplies Y 10 Contact exhibitors/Collect material for exhibits May 20 In Process Final contact with news media May 20 Finalize Program Y Notify area residents May 20 Activities wrap-up planning with City Manager May 30 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS This event will focus on a public display of civic pride and community self esteem, as opposed to a fair or carnival. The objective is to attract the widest variety of audience and offer the most meaningful educational experience possible. After a thorough review of previous events, current facilities, public relations potential and enhancement of the City's image, the Winter Springs City Hall was selected by far as the best choice for this event. Monday, June 20, the actual anniversary date, was selected to maximize on the weekday availability of dignitaries and parents with children, and to take advantage of the public relations value of the City's day-to-day activities as well as public interaction. Mrs. Irene Van Eepoel, the first woman Mayor of Winter Springs, and former Mayor Cliff Jordan have both graciously agreed to attend as speakers. The local news media have offered to do special features in recognition of the anniversary. J • FINANCIAL RECAP OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 35TH ANNIVERSARY AS OF JULY 16, 1994 DONATIONS: (per attached list) $4,030.00 EXPENDITURES: Postage for mailing letters $346.72 Display boards $72.75 Plaque (Torcaso) $27.00 Invitations $75.00 Banner $185.00 Caterer $1,599.38 Entertainment $100.00 Programs $155.00 50 Pen & Pencil Sets $291.80 500 Letter Openers $388.74 Photographer $150.00 Flowers $17.50 Miscellaneous out—of—pocket $89.55 City Personnel — Time $1,459.67 Total Expeditures $4,958.11 EXPENDITURES OVER DONATIONS ($928.11) NOTE: THIS RECAP ACCOUNTS FOR ALL CHARGES AS OF THIS DATE. FURTHER UPDATES WILL BE ISSUED IF NECESSARY «xx«x INVOICE ***** THE SIGN KING. INC. Invoice # : 10749 726 N. HWY 17-92 ■ P.O. # . LONGWOOD, FL 32750 Terms : COD (407)-830-7443 Date Ordered: Date Billed : 05/31/94 Name: JP PETRENCSIK Job Description: Company: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS Job Code: Address : 1126 E. S .R. 434 Phone: (407 )-321-1800 City: WINTER SPRINGS FL 32708 State : FL Zip: 32708 Amount ; Description ; Price per ; Total 1 3 'X20" SINGLE FACED REGAL BANNER. DARK BLUE 185. 00 ON WHITE. HELVETICA BOLD LETTER STYLE. "35th ANNIVERSARY" ENTERED u U 1 0 8 1994 i �L G ,, ^ , �. • 1 . , lI q /I ; C3 Cc}0 / cm_ /of 9 % 00 zvt, 94 cytSSg �!c qi f�S , f Q O ' SP moo:/C Deposit Record 1 Total 185.00 Check #: Sales Tax @ % 0. 00 Date: Amount : i Installation Building Permit Final Payment Shipping Charge Check #: 1 Sub Total 0 .00 Date : Amount : Total 185 . 00 NOTE: Deposit PLEASE RETURN 1 COPY OF THIS INVOICE WITH PAYMENT. Balance Due 185. 00 • /<\'/ ; C A T E R I N G DATE: JUNE 25,1994 BETWEEN: VINELLI CATERING AND CITY OF WINTER SPRING ADDRESS: 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434 WINTER SPRINGS, FL. 32708 PHONE: 699-5221 (CINDY) NUMBER OF PEOPLE: /-5 PRICE PER PERSON:: $8.75LL TOTAL PRICE OF PARTY: 4 -3/a 3. o /8/.2/8/.2. 5-0 O / 54 . b9 TAX N/A TAX 69-13-035082-54c y f0' O # GRATUITIES 15%: /9G-. c o _ ?is99 . 3 �CO DEPOSIT DAY OF BOOKING* 0 - A. 14 7:4-1-=e h---, Sat -1, Fos o o TOTAL: - AMOUNT PAID 10 DAYS BEFORE PARTY:c 0s` g n 9 ,\y4 TOTAL DUE: '`y/ '99, 3 p THANK YOU FOR CHOICE VIN Irk OR d ' EVENT. 255 5.Highway 427 • Longwood.Florida 32750 • (407)767-CHEF • FAX.14071 767-8751 Frank Katz 652 Brentwood.Drive Winter Springs, Fl. 32708 STATEMENT June 25, 1994 Piano Entertainment 35 th Anniversary - City of Winter Springs Balance due $ 100.00 ri JUN 2 9 994 ENTERED JUN 2 91994 C HLi CI- y ' *C\ JUN 2 7 1994 , �if�j� 29f C�' CITY OF WINTER SPFINGS d7'0 "0 49,� "0 ,y PU4CMASIN� °A C '7V BLUE MAX PRESS 995C Westwood Square•Oviedo,FL 32765 (407)365-2350•FAX(407)366-8524 C( I� 6 -uivi-ACc Sec-\N%$ Date 5— n"'� CO2839 Invoice no Your order no TERMS - PAYABLE IN FULL UPON RECEIPT INVOICE Quantity 'Description IUnit price 'Amount kdo 1wVlkt\lo0.S `3S 4u.extPrSa pie I ,SL*Z eL CoA ri coa -ce,U o,rec- rte\ z F I V E A=0 Mira -T--Edasjan-liWalliali.11 rani No 1 7 i991 (}7/�_ ciry of wi"HASIM.5 �— I _ E TC I (1-71.'I' 3 1 7994 a rC Yl ,) p P o `i ro Cl I I SUB TOTAL rI SI°O N SHIPPING CHARGES TOTAL I I S J 08 -HOUSE of TROPHIES SSE S. RRY. L32 INVOICE CASSELBERRY, FL 32707 (i (407) 834-5242 _ 6 f7/ INVOICE NO % !i1///L TO �� ///H,/f�/ Y DA DICE . [�SHIPPED G ' TO OuR ORDER NO MLA ORDER NO SALESMAN TERMS ISHIRRED VIA PRO OR COLL QUANTITY DESCRIPTION : PRICE AMOUNT /4,2- o i a' a 111- �i Q - ' O \-s° 19 ih, G al aiwp 4 V \ ok ac` • May 1 0 , 1994 113 N 6 E U U LS 11 v To : Mr . Gororuhk CRY OF WINTER SPRINGS PURCHASING From: Comm. Gennell I need a check for: Ginny Thomas 1979 Spring Avenue Oviedo , Fl 32765 in the amount of $72 .75 to pay for display boards for the 35th Anniversary Celebration. Please have it made up and sent out as quickly as possible because she has expended personal funds for this purpose on our behalf. Q C -n w .0 El 0• c' o • C r BLUE MAX PRESS 995C Westwood Square• Oviedo,FL 32765 \ (407)365-2350•FAX(407)366-,8524 LV\ "\tec S'�irsiAc .s Date 6- 3O _S r 0 2 V Invoice no r� nl Your order no TERMS - PAYABLE IN FULL UPON RECEIPT INVOICE Quantity (Description (Unit price (Amount 70o m g CC s � 5 Kw , Y11) SE-06 ��11 'I S Nv at;°y�✓ a„ , I ed v 1 :se 0,uLU, g'k SUBTOTAL I"-fCCD SHIPPING CHARGES TOTAL MEMO TO: COMMISSIONER CINDY GENNELL FROM: CITY MANAGER JOHN GOVORUHR • DATE: JUNE 27, 1994 Below listed is the time incurred by City personnel to prepare and mail letters and associated mailers for the 35th Anniversary Open House. Please advise your directions as to how the City should be reimbursed. Vivian - 60 hours @6.90 hr. = $414.08 Nancy - 1/2 hr. @9. 7266 = 4.86 Margo - 80 hrs. @13.0091 = 1040. 73 $1459.67 Ja �avar ty Manager cc: Finance Director Purchasing Agent CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS REQUEST FOR REIMBURSEMENT NAME: Cindy Gennell CONFERENCE ATTENDED: 35th Anniversary Celebration DATE: June 25, 1994 ---- - LOCATION: City Hall LIST OF EXPENSES: (Attach receipts for all expenditures for transportation, meals and lodging or a signed statement listing expenses for which no receipts are available.) TRANSPORTATION: MILES @ 3.20/MILE f PREPAID AIR TRAVEL: t LODGING ACCOMMODATIONS: Seminole Office Products our OF POCKET: Name badges, tape, aril marker PREPAID: 1 12 .60 Refreshments for workers Dunkin Donut and Publix Deli MEALS: $ 44. 71 Rubber Stamp for envelopes TIPS/GRATUITIES: "Anniversary Fund" $ 17.49 Film and developing for Parks and Recreation Display TELEPHONE: $ 14. 75 OTIIEIR REIMBURSEABLE EXPENSES: t SUB-TOTAL: S LESS: PREPAID TRANSPORTATION (f ) PREPAID LODGING ACCOMMODATIONS �_ ) NET REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES: $ 89. 55 SIGNATURE: i 1f?�ro-� DATE: June 30, 1994 LINE CODE: 001-11 -5110-0-0-4899 VENDOR NO.: APPROVED BY: DARE:_ DATE PAID: CHECK NO.: JUNE10, 1993 • • D NlUTS iii ly ,1�� TRY OUR 'BUY I ICK 1 FREE' PICT Orcr. . .‘t Y\h'\ iJ NEXT TIME YOU FICG OF YOUR FICTUFF11i " HHHHw1N�I� yr{ 3}33 yqyq WELCOME TO ALBERTSONS 12 I 10 2595 0457 •�"Ili 3.4 06/21/94 6:57PM STORE 4353 952653 EXF PHOTO FT IT ,I9 L':? Df.1MITK 3.42 LUST 242 REG 14 OPR 114 952853 EXP PHOTO FI IT ,19-pS10 TOTAL 13_ G8 ;952853 E7. Z TAX Fl IT 10,19 CA91 13.75 i07pL $ .00 Fl 7.02 TAX .72 CI-ITNUE 0.07 1.O VIDEO KEYED 2.00 1 - TOTAL 10,91 \ VIDEO KEYED .99 T' CHECK 10 91 o 223 o FILM E0/21/99 _ 4 Q' fry._ CHANGE ,n�_ TOTAL $ - 7.05 .? 3 HAVE A SAFE MD ENJOYABLE T DAY t..112^ESHAHHY GUM ,24*1 THANK YOU FOP SHOPPING AT ECk D-' EF._ CUM ,2441 JUNE 22. 1994 5:17 PM TOTAL $ 7.55 CASH TEND 20.55 • SUBTOTAL 7.06 �\\y TAX PAID .49 13.00 CHANGE \ ORDER SUMMARY 5 TTL ITEMS 7.06 'I' INCLUDES AOF CHARGE C: all 0 r F- n ch �_ — ( ' I YI �p O m S_ a ` tJ), 1n ~ 0 CC an rt 0 a_ ,t9., C 'd 2 �j E V u 3 LL CAL r e J a ti ` L ki LLO HN�m ! _ 0 z:0,�i O.' cE Oro s SS Xy3i � 8 I� � � ^ e• O 0':; U C''�I an V) tal V. VI �: I Td Mb CO V. = CO j3 1 S�• v, I C7 ti In c-r =1i-' j j riaLl i Deli Speeia1IOrdero oss N. Date WA VA PAl I o !prat•.riiMME Las Name - • E F Name M.I. • 1111111111111 111111 ,. Street Address 11111111111 I 1111 City State zip . 11 f A L M 7 o C I I P I r A I I I Area Code Phone Number Deg No. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11 °,, Type of Easiness Dat: G•••s Wanted Time Goods Wanted ❑ Paid d ='—" 1WTITtl PM - ❑ c.o.L_....-r.. e.uAN. I ,--• -_-- DESCRIPTION PRICE AMOUNT / /OJz2ccar l/' I, it/ - . .. .:.. _,/S-p d --- -i• .—a•—.. ____ /5.--1--4V -- _ c) w ' m * • 1411 f• V O CI a X1 C: F. < t• O Y sae . _ — r• _I — .V{ at c a. C- ri . W W On - D) •) 4 a: `>t p 'u ]: C• - 4: i e:C' ! Ci ~ 0 Li Corn 4; : �a Y ]: ;1 • * UI WIiE • a * me*R re hr hr f INVOICE (.41E-it� ACE RUBBER STAMP & SIGN #70230 Mi 1100 E.COLONIAL DRIVE P.O.BOX 53314] Q((_ ORLANDO,FL 32803 PH.407.423-7223 /SPLESVEnGsKN °Ag/6 9q FAX 407-872-0890 O.• TO: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS ANNIV. FUND CINDY GENNELL/699-5221 xx UNIT PRICE AMOUNT QUANTITY MODEL 4 DESCRIPTION $16.50 $16. 51 1 T13. 4 4 LN TRODAT AAlulet 2bIlu0e' 61allga 35M1t LISA Eat! 21111 11oaq 131 yvuj*oieetA Inuit CIA of Mlulet gbtluOa ?AnaSUBTOTAL E1/''S ?Ana *O[G TAX *C SHIPPING $17 TOTAL • ARROW INCENTIVE & PREMIUM, INC. 755 West Highway 434 Longwood, Florida 32750 407/260-1100 800/329-1100 *************** * INVOICE * *************** SOLD TO: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS INVOICE NO: 4313 35th Anniversary Fund DATE: 06/17/94 1126 East S.R. 434 SHIPPED: 06/09/94 Winter Springs , FL 32708 VIA: UPS TERMS : NET 30 YOUR PO: 32742 SHIP TO: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS Attn: John Baker 1126 East S .R. 434 Winter Springs , FL 32708 QUANTITY ITEM# / DESCRIPTION COST EXTENDED 50 #UB101 UNIBALL PEN/PENCIL SET $ 4 .700 $ 235. 00 PRINT 1 COLOR ON BARREL PRINT 1 COLOR ON GIFT BOX 1 LESS THAN MINIMUM CHARGE 50.000 50 . 00 JOB: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS SUBTOTAL $ 285.00 STATE/LOCAL SALES TAX EXEMPT FREIGHT 6 . 98 TOTAL $ 291 .98 * * * T H A N K Y O U F O R Y O U R B U S I N E S S * ALL PAST DUE INVOICES WILL BE SUBJECT TO A 1. 5% FINANCE CHARGE MONTHLY ARROW INCENTIVE & PREMIUM, INC. 755 West Highway 434 Longwood, Florida 32750 407/260-1100 800/329-1100 *************** * INVOICE * *************** SOLD TO: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS INVOICE NO: 4314 35th Anniversary Fund DATE: 06/17/94 1126 East S .R. 434 SHIPPED: 06/13/94 Winter Springs , FL 32708 VIA: UPS TERMS: NET 30 YOUR PO: 32742 SHIP TO: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS Attn: John Baker 1126 East S .R. 434 Winter Springs , FL 32708 QUANTITY ITEM# / DESCRIPTION COST EXTENDED 500 #505 QUICK SLITTER LETTER OPENER $ . 700 $ 350 . 00 PRINT 1 COLOR GRAPHICS 1 PRII,TING PLATE 25 . 000 25.00 JOB: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS SUBTOTAL $ 375.00 STATE/LOCAL SALES TAX EXEMPT FREIGHT 13 .74 TOTAL $ 388 .74 * * * T H A N K Y O U F O R Y O U R B U S I N E S S * * * ALL PAST DUE INVOICES WILL BE SUBJECT TO A 1. 5% FINANCE CHARGE MONTHLY City of Winter Springs REQUEST FOR CHECK Date: Vendor No.: .4), • Payable to: / 7/1/dins Address: /1/42 6977/.200d e. • City: 40/0/00r7 State: ,' Zlp Code: ,?a-75- , 'I Amount r" Charge to: For ,35-71 1/O,0(/. y • / Requested By: Approved By: 47,.�e Date paid: ,, r' Check No: JUN 2 f 1924 11 . 1 l` / Blossoms & Petals Florist c of ///t 1 503 East Highway 434 - Longwood, Florida 32750 (407) 332-5050 Delivery Date (0I/- PS S M T W T F S ❑AM' ❑P'M' "e N 479r�,.,o "z� Room Deliver To �� r- Address 2,e -4'C.' SPti iy 5 _ - _ _ Phone 3 7 ' el n Wire Order: ❑Send ❑. , rvwe: FTD ❑AFS ❑FX ❑TT ❑_ Code Florist • JUL 111 • Contact 18 S Phone Address _.... - -• S' •E _r06-.r• PROUNT ❑Arrangement ❑Plant ❑Cut ❑Corsage ❑Piece jf SO L---\ Ow-n—I Q S b -D 50 / ' CARD: � P��/� SER CHARGE Q _ SUB-TOTAL TAX TOTAL 17 /a ❑PH. ❑csC. -trECDC-watecj..C55ttrija O CHG. U NSA ❑MC 0 AMEX C OTHER Order Date Order Written By Exp pate c Credit Card No. - . C o� 1 �� . .� �' one - Charge To i - - Address ,,,,,� '' '' ,��,�. �II,:� Thank You — 32770 MONTHLY POSTAGE EXPENDITURES APRIL 1994 City Manager $ 4.29 City Clerk 3 (City Birthday Mailing) — oo I -Iio --CI, - ° " ` Z 5333.67 Finance 100.66 Personnel 8.98 Administration 8.51 Engineering 4.69 Land Development 15.84 Police Department 70.88 Fire Department 8.97 Building Department 43. 10 Public Works 3.77 Recreation/Parks 5.91 Purchasing 14.80 658.92 SID USED POSTAGE $14,219.49 p\\ UNUSED POSTAGE $ 505.51 O \ p 1V o 11\ � / � MONTHLY POSTAGE EXPENDITURES MAY 1994 City Manager $ 7 _6d City Clerk 79 . 33 City Birthday Mailing ($13 . 05) Finance 140 . 57 Personnel 18 .09 Administrative 48 . 31 Engineering 5 . 71 Land Development 83 . 84 Police Department 66 . 61 Fire Department 14. 18 Building Department 23 . 34 Public Works 3. 19 Recreation/Parks 11 . 60 Purchasing (90 Invitations) 58 .74 (25 Mailings) 561.15 USED 14, 780 . 64 '/�— UNUSED 1, 944.36 % �� L \ I r \ V i 4 77 o