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CCMtg10-04-56REGUL:~I~ ~EETI?~G - ~~ ~ The Tougn Council met in regular<.session,Thursday October 4th. at 8 P>ui. -Present ~r: Carsson, :::Chairman Ttir . Reams - iir. Reiter ter. Johnson khsert t:r. ."-.rnold. ' 1. The minutes .of the previous meeting ~uere read and approved. , 2, ~Ir. 2artman,`President of the"Chamber of Cgmmerce spoke regarding the,;relocation of .the 'Lo:~gruood directional sign at junction.of. 1792 and 5 434..Fie mentioned that the C of C inter_ded to enter into an agreement with the San- lando Springs compsntr to combine .the two directional in- rlicators on the same sign.'Phe sign then would be dully, riaintained by Sanland Springs but the sign vuould be more effective if it could be placed in the tenter park of the hi gr_way. Er. Carlson explained tihat he had commur..icated with bar. Richie Green of the State goad Departm~mt in Deland and had received very courteous encouragement.t:r, Green sug- gested that a.letter be for~uardad to the department re- questing such a location and give details as to size and style.so that the department could d~tarmine.whether or not the sign would obstruct the view at that point,G iicr. Carlson also suggested that the lettar be delivered in person by a member of the Cof C and a member of the Council. . t~ir. Reiter made a motion that a r~solutior_ be executed requesting the State Road Department to graft permission for the erectior_ of the Longwood directional sign in the rniddla lane of highway Z7-92 at junction ~uitb 5.484. Seconded by ~+Ir: Johnsor. Carrimd. , 3. &,r. Fourakre spoke regarding the drainage ditch on,th~ ~ property far. ?amble is developing.In ordte`.to,cover the ' ditch,it avould be necessary for the Town to use about 400 feet of 24" pipe.at an estimated cost to the Tov~n of 1200.Q0.In reply to query by i~r. Johnson,he adit~sed that the County Commission turned do~+n the project for rr3sson it was in the t:gon limits but:he inti~.s.ted that if app- raached,the County may pay half. , ~:r. Gamble inform8d the Council that he uuould like to get in on the grour_d within tvuo weeks.He mentioned that k~e ~vould have a drag line ors the job at that time and suggested that pipe cgauld be 13id at that time>when the ~ drag line wss finished ~raith his work. . J yir. C„rlson replied that it would bs nWcessary to hold a special meeting to properly discuss the situation ar_u plea the cooperation of the Council sn the matter. 4, ~Ir. Carlson read the petitions of the Church Street residents who are interested in having the street ,paved from Longwood kve., to the Town limits near 17.-92. ~Ir. Johnson suggested that inasmuch as the ,petitioners have not reached a d€inite stage,h~~ thought that they should get .together and decide what type `surf ace tivas de- sired. !ged ~~ In resp~rse to a qusstion by fur. Carslon,~ir. Fourakr.e advarcecl the information that the road should have a bear- ing surface of 45 lbs.with,a 10" sub grzde and 4" of lime rQCk~He°estimated such 'a road vio~ald.cost about 3.50 a linen. foot. Per. Goodall. suggested that the Council obtain the app- roximate cost and afvise each petitioner how much each ~r~ould `:::have to pay. The Coune.i.l deferred decision until they;could make an inspection and further discuss the matter at the special m ~Vednesday,tlctober loth. - 5. D~r~ Hunt Jr spoke regarding-his request for the survey and the opening of Florida Street and inquired as to what action-was taken.. Dir. Reams said that he had called Dun • r'agen to eo me outs and give an estimate oP the cost of the survey but had recd eived no response or acknowledgement of his call, ~.fter dismissing the matter further, iur. Carlson told tr Hurit that the street would ba opened up when he .had estab l~ ed his lir_es.This action ;roes agreeable to Nr. Hunt. 6.. Motion b~ Dir. Reams,Seconded by yir.Rsiter that the lice for retail vendor of beer be transferred from &'ir. Diurphy, operating at Dtadden's Corner be transferred to thR new oarne of that building , I+irs. C,~'.Slaughter.Carried. 7.The Chairman read the bids for the fencing of the Hater works properly on iot 47, Bay Street. 8c the RR; • Central Florida Irrigation ~ 60,8.00 Ruaid Fence Co. 574.00 Reeves Fence Co. Inc. 860.00 ~tr.Reams mad® a motion that th° bid of the Quaid,Fence I Co. of •574.00 'for the-fencing of the ~~atsr +'~orks Property be aec~pted and that the construction be under the;super- visi~on of D~r.Johnson.'Seccnded 'oy Drr.Reiter.The Chairman dareetad a polled vote: tin, R,-s,ms hye fir. Reiter eye Iulr. Johnson ~iye Dun. Carlson dye. $: ~+~ith r~fererce to the shelter over the nar: pump, D:1r. Reams mad•a s.motion that the ~~ater_Department be author- ized to contract locally without bid for the construction of .such a shel$er.Seconded br i~r. Reitera Car-Tied, 9. The Chairman then presented the new building perrnit ordinance and it v; as afireed that it be held ov°r for the Y~ednesday meeting +~hen it could be more fully discussed. 10.yir. Johnson spoke on. the proposition from Tur. Garble offering for sale approximc.tely 1700':af 6" transits pipe to the to~nn at about ~680.OO.Zn respo~ae to question from . i+~r. Reams,~r. Johnson mentioned that this pipe could•be ussd as a rcplacWment of smaller dimension pips so thaw additicns pressure could bs grvsn to-users on Molnar St, her. Reams 'fade a metio=n that the ~s-oavn buys the pipe offer by ter. Gamble ~.nd that Dir. ~o:anson negotiate for the purchs.s at a price net to excezd ~oSU.vO.SWconded by ~ir• Reiter.. Carried. Ming sh- e d 10 1~ir.l~3. H~.S'v1~e3t of Short St ~ i~~alnar advised the Oouncil hP int~nds•~ t.o b~;zild._ 9 homes ir_ the BViolnar Additior. ar°a and requested tYia:t the Gcuncil give Kira a ltttsr to the effect that the Town will open the short streets in that;.a.r~ supply v~ater to `t!:e• homes, ~ir• Johnso:z; .made a motion that t?'ie Council furnish the lets to ~r aY~eat. ~eoonded by ter. Reiter, uarri-a. 1T. m1otion by lair : _Rn~.ms, s~•conded by .ter.. dohnson~ that buildi; permit be granted.~r.. La i~roix-for ...r. ~ lu!rs. Riehs.rds . fay gyn.- cons--truction or their home at Fake T~Vildmere' and Oxford Strut,-. Gs.rried. 12.^~ir. r~e.ams spoks about the Annual Children's Minas party , and requested the Town increase the usual contribution to E5.00 whicY: Yyi 11 help relieve• any deficit-, i~~r.Johnson r,:ade a motion that the^ To:~~n oontribute'65.00~ to the Anr?ua1 Ohildrrn's ~~sas ;~;-s.rty,.Sec. btr Nr. Leiter, Gs.rri ad. 13. Thm ~OhairMan res.d a i~etter from L~r~yor Screency qualifyirs, his vsto of Ordina.nc~ X131. The Ghair!asn them sad Ordinance X131 by title. IVIa rJd'}`iri~or%'~ade;"`a r.~i•aea~en ~t~ia~ }ti-d`r~i~ar~c~ ~'~;`~€- _ ~ -_iW adci`g'~'ed';='Seeoradad `'tirr~-I~r°. -H•~it'~~.~'1~=LLGhairman call°d for a polled emote. ~'~r. Reams -Nay ~r.P.eiter Aye Eir. Johnson Aye ~r.Ga.rlson Ay° 13. Dir. Johnson made a motion tha,tthP financial statement be accepted and all bills be paid. See. by Ivir. Reiter.. harried. 15. The.Chairmar. then recessed the meetir_g until ludnesday, October 10th. at 8 F.I~]. I~G~SS.i~r .aa~'1'1NG, y`,~ednesday,uctober 10th., 1, any. xeitsr introduced lti~r. r~.rdu-- of the Hubbs.rd Gorist. Gorr~any v~ho offered his services as a consultant on the ps.ving of Church ~trbet.~r. ~'ardue indicated that a type o.f paving called sand and asphalt :yould cost about 18000.00 s. mil4.~'his would be approximately.1.50 a square yid for an 18 foot road,.'Ahis would be on the basis of 2 square yds to a lineal foot. H~ recomm~ndsd ths.t the 't'own secure the servic s of a competent engiri~»er to !pyrite the spaeifications,He suggested ter. O~Neall for this work, 2. rule. Garlsan s~a..ggested ths.t perhaps the Toevn.could meet with the vounty Commissioners in an effort to oiata.in partial assistance..I~ir. Carls~,n and 14ir. vunr~sou were designated as the Go~'nmittee.It YYaS further agreed that dir. Johnson. approach i+ir. Fourakre on the proposition, 3, ~,r. Reams g:entioned about the condition of the Cemetery and suggested that the Tcwn clean it up.~~hun it ~pyas ascertained that the trustees had 100.00 in bank,th~ Council m.gr;~sd t;~~ the funds en hand should be ussd for that purposA.~ia'•. Reams :aFill report further, end •r