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n Ordinance etti ng forth rules 8 regulations for solid tors., ,.Motion carried.
Moved by Mr. Ferrell s conded by Mr. Helms to reject the bid o{ Nood Tractor Co.
for the Front End Loader. Motion ca ri ed.
Moved by Mr. Ferrell seco ded by Mr. Helms to pay off the grader using Certificates
of Deposit in the amount of $ 20,000. r ai nder from the general fund.. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Ferrell s conded by Mr. Helms to place necessary funds out of each
dept. to pay the mechanic. Motion carried.
Moved by Mr. Ferrell seconded by Mr. Helms to pay the approved bills. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Ferrell authorizing the Mayor to negotiate
with the developers for paving of roads, water 8 se er hook-ups, parks, fire dept.
the Mayor to inform co n<ii members of any action. w
Roll tall Vote: Mr. Crenshaw, Nelms, Ferrell, Klos ky- yes Mr. Williamson No.
Motion ca ri ed.
Moved by Fir. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Helms to adjourn the meeting. carried.
President Longwood Li ty Council
Attest:
Lit' y Clerk
Work 8essf on, March 20. 19]3
The Longwood City Council met in work se on March 20, 19]3 at ]:30 p. m.
Present: A77 Council members, Mayor Jaque s $1S. Joseph Davis, Jr. City Attorney.
First to speak were Mr. Logan Browni n9= Fiscal Agent & Li ty Engi neer, Wm. Palm.
Mr. Browning reported on the proposed se erage system for the city stating the total
cost to be $ 2,85],]00,00. This figure represents the cost of the following:
1. Collector, 2. collection system 3. West water plant, 4. atldi ti onal m ns B
5. pay pff existing debt of b 230,000.00. The net cost would be $ 2,253. J00~00
providing Lhe $ 606,000.00 State Grants were approved. This amount is to be obtdi ned
through a bond issue.
Second to be heard was Mr. C. A. Nobbs, Jr. representing the preliminary plat of the
Columbus Harbor S/0. The Council stated the layout was appropriate, but that Mr. Hobbs
would be obliged to pave Grant Street from the end of existing pavement through the
development to Semi nola B1'vd. Marvin Street be paved from S.R. 42] to the S/D The 8"
water main would be extended from Warren Street South on Grant Street to the development.
Third, Mr. Don Sanderson, President of Sando,Inc. presenti nq a drawing of the proposed
bando Plaza to be located between Winn-Oix ie shopping center 8 Church Ave., a 2 story
building of 58,142 sq. ft. Mr. Sanderson stated a sprinkler system would be constructed
for fire protection 8 he would extend water main from the end of the 10" main to the
shopping center.
The buf idi n9 will have an elevator 8 monies will be pvt in escrow to pay for dry sewage
lines to be connected when the city obtains sewerage.
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Fourth, Mr. Eugene Cooper requesting final acceptance of pevons hi re S/p.
The L1 erk read a letter dated 2-14-3973 from Mr. Cooper accompai ned by a paid
e<ei pt 8 a letter from Florida Power Corp. c ni ng the street lights.
Council placed Mr. Cooper on the agenda for Marc hr22, 1973
fifth, Mr. Dick Tickai of Trim-Tic, Inc. regarding the se erage agreement
between Trim-Tic & City of Longwood. City Attorney, Joe Davis stated that he
had been ins tructetl by city council to re ward the sewage agreement.
The co cil was disturbed that Mr. Tickai had enjoined wf th other developers to
e hi snpackage sewage treatment plant.
Council then suggested that a meeting be scheduled between Mr. Jerry Rendell, Mr.
A7 Clark, Monogram Inc., Trim-Tic, [nc., 8 city officials to try and resolve the
matter.
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