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The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, met in regular session at the
City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on June 22, 1970.
Present: Mayor-Commissioner Lee P. Moore
Commissioner James H. Crapps
Commissioner Thomas S. McDonald
Commissioner Gordon T. Meyer
Commissioner W. Vincent Roberts
City Attorney W. C. Hutchison, Jr.
City Manager W. E. Kuowles
Absent: City Clerk H. N. Tamm, Jr.
Police Chief Ben E. Butler
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman.
James S. Ryan, President of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children,
appeared to request to lease the City pool and Building No. ll6 located on the Sanford Air-
port, based on proposals, as follows:
1. Utilization of the pool for a summer program by said organization
and they in turn would permit the Red Cross organization, under
SCARC responsibility, to utilize the facility for water safety
instruction.
2. Assistance by the City to reactivate the facility, to include pumps
a~d chlorinator equipment.
3. Arrangements for the repayment over a period of time to the City
of the costs incurred.
4. Waiver of the water meter installation fee.
After discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved to authorize the full cooperation of
the City toi~the request of Hr. Ryan for the reactivation of the City pool, as proposed; to
cover approval of reimbursement over a reasonable time period; the waiver of the water meter
tap fee; the purchase of the necessary equipment, including the waiver of advertising and
taking bids on the equipment in that this purchase is on an emergency basis; and transfer of
funds from Contingency fund; and that the use of the pool by the Red Cross~a~r safety
organization will be strictly through the SCARC only. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and
carried.
Further consideration next given to Community Antenna Television (CATV) supple-
mental franchise proposals submitted on June 8, 1970, by companies, as follows:
1. Times-Mirror Communications Company, subsidiary of
Times-Mirror Company, Los Angeles, California
2. Seminole Cablevision, Inc., subsidiary of ~merican
Television & Communications Corporation, Denver, Colorado.
After discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved to award the Community Antenna Tele-
vision franchise to Seminole Cablevision, Inc., subsidiary of American Television & Com-
munications Corporation. Seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried.
Ordinance No. 992, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FI~RIDA,
ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPOR-
ATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TH~
AREA DESCRIBED ~INAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 57-1815, LAWS OF
FLORIDA, ACTS 0F1957.
placed on its first reading and read in full at the meeting of June 8, 1970, was next placed
on its second reading.
After being read in full, Commissioner Roberts moved on its passage and adoption.'
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Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried by roll call vote, as follows:
Hayor Moore
Commissioner Crapps
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer
Commissioner Roberts
Yea
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Florida, had passed amd adopted said Ordinance No. 992, entitled:
follows:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPOR-
ATE ~A~EA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE
AREA DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 57-1815, LAWS OF
FLORIDA, ACTS OF 1957.
The next item of business was a Public Hearing to consider amending the Zoning
Ordiaance in accordance with notice published in the SanfOrd Herald on June ll, 1970, as
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND
AMENDMENTS LN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF
THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in
the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on June 22, 1970, to
consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as
follows:
That property lying between the south right of way of the S & E Branch Line of the
Seaborad Coast Line Railroad Company and approximately 260 feet north of the 2~th Street and
between the east boundary of Sec 31 Twp 19S Rg 31E and 120 feet-east of Summerlin Avenue is
p~oposed to be zoned R-1 (Single Family~Dwelling) District.
larly described as follows:
The South 1095.6 feet of the SE ~ of the
NE ~ and the North 32.91 acres of the NE ~
of the SE~
Section 31T~w~ship 19 South Range 3l East
hearing.
June, 1970.
Said property being more particu-
All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said
By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 8th day of
H. N. Tamm, Jr.
As City Clerk of the
City of Sanford, Florida
The Chairman announced that the Commission would hear from anyone in favor of, or
against, the proposed amendment.
Darwin H. Nutt, Vice President of Hallmark Construction Company, appeared in favor
of said zoming and outlined that residential homes of $16,000 to $18,000 were to be constructe~
on the property to be platted as Hallmark Subdivision.
There being no opposition, Commissioner Roberts moved to authorize the City Attorney
to prepare an ordinance to rezone the property as described in the foregoing notice of public
hearing. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
After consideration of applications for occupational licenses for the sale of alco-
holic beverages, and on recommendation of the Police Chief and City Manager, Commissioner
Crapps moved to approve the following:
1. Transfer of license No. 1590, for sale of.beer and wine for
Thereupon, the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
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· consumption on premises, from owner Andrew J. Adcock, d/b/a
Terry's Tavern, 2603 Park Drive, to John and Betty L. Stubbs
and William Sandell, d/b/a The Green Door.
2. License for sale of beer and wine for consumption off the
premises at 1218 French Avenue, Charles E. Go~mly, d/b/a
Jolly Charlie's Food Mart, Store No. 2.
3. License for sale of beer and wine for consumption on the
premises at ~12 Sanford Avenue, Charlie Hampton, d/b/a
Cool Breeze.
Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
Request next submitted by property Owner Ben E. Butler to vacate the alley within
the Block of Lots 0 through 26, Cottage Hill, and on motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded
by Commissioner Meyer and carried, a public hearing was authorized to be held on July
1970, and the City Clerk authorized to advertise same.
The present 200% water rate schedule applicable to users located on the Sanford
Airport property was next considered. The City Manager submitted a recommendation that on
the basis that the City sells water at a bulk rate to the Airport through a master 6-inch
meter, therefore, the Airport water rates be revised to reflect the same standard rate as the
City schedule. After consideration and on motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded by Com-
missioner Roberts and carried, same was approved to be effective July l, 1970.
A letter next submitted from Camilla D. Bruce, Supervisor of Elections, Seminole
County, r~commending the purchase by the City of seven binders, indexes and throw sheets at
a cost of $717.60, to provide a separate alphabetized roll of City residents for the City
elections, and on motion of Commissioner Meyer, seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried.
said expenditure was approved to be provided in the 1970-71 Budget.
Consideration was next given to arecommendation from the City Manager and Poiice
Chief to establish a temporary position of a jailer within the Police Department for a two-
month period to allow coverage of vacation time and closer internal security, and on motion
of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried, same was approved and a
transfer of $7~.00 from Contingency Account No. 8150 to Police Department Salary Account
No. 2201.
After consideration and on recommendation of the City Manager, Commissioner Meyer
moved to approve salary reclassification of City employees in the Police Department, as
follows:
Dectective-Sergeant Ralph W. Russell From:
To:
Patrolman Gary W. Swaim
Patrolman Dailey P. Smith
Seconded by Commissioner Crapps and carried.
Grade C - $7,250.O0/a~o.ual
Grade D - $7,375;~O0/annual
From:
To:
Grade C - $6,350.O0/a~ual
Grade D - $6,525.00/annual
From:
To:
Grade C - $6,550.O0/a~ual
Grade D - $6,525.00/annual
For the basis of the 1970-71 Budget preparation, the City Manager requested direc-
tion as to employee salary schedule adjustments and quoted a consumer price index increase of
6.2% for the past 12 months, and after discussion, Commissioner Crapps moved that for said
budgetary purpose a six percent~ (6%) increase over the present salary scale be used for com-
putation of salaries of all City employees for said fiscal period. Seconded by Commissioner
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Consideration was next given to establishing a salary policy for the position of
the City Manager and on motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Crapps and
carried, the salary for the City Manager for the fiscal year of 1970-71 was set at $20,000.00.
After consideration and on motion of Commissioner Crapps, seconded by Commissioner
Meyer and carried, transfers of funds were approved, as follows:
Police ~e~artment
$3,258.00 from Contingency Account No. 8150
to Account No. 2256, Police Equipment:
$2,473.00 - replacement motorcycle, Vehicle No. 39
709.00 - radio~
76.00 - sub-machine gun
Industrial Commission
$3,000.00 from Account No. 8501, Salaries:
$1,000.00 to Account No. 8512, Furniture, Fixtures & Office Equipment
1,O00.O0 to Account No. 8506, Printing & Office Expense
1,O00.O0 to Account No. 8521, Building Repairs & Maintenance, leasehold
improvements and janitorial
$180.00 from Account No. 8566, Office Rent
to Account No. 8523, Utilities
Fire Department
$1,2~8.00 from Contingency Account No. 8150
to Account No. 2326, Equipment-General, air conditioning unit for Station No. i
Engineering Department
$75.00 from Contingency Account No. 8150 to
Account No. 5005, Office Supplies
~efus.9 De. Par~meat~
$8,000.00 from Account No. 4901, Salaries:
$1,500.00 to Account No. ~902-1, Gas and Oil
6,000.00 to Account No. 4903, Automotive Expense
500.00 to Account No. 4922, Miscellaneous Supplies and Parts.
The City Manager reported an unencumbered balance of $3,102.00 inthe Sanford Indus-
i~ial Commission's Salary Account No. 8501; and recommended that said amo,o~t be transferred to
~ontingency Account No. 8150; and, after consideration, Commissioner Crapps moved that the
Sanford Industrial Commission be requested to submit a recommendation to the City Commission
re~arding said funds, Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
Commissioner Meyer next introduced Resolution No. 1075, and after being read in full
moved on its passage and adoption. Seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried. Commis-
sioner Roberts abstained.
Said Resolution No. 1075 being in words and figures, as follows:
RESOLUTION APPROVING PARTICIPATION
BY LOCAL HOUSING OWNERS IN THE
FEDERAL RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section lO1 of the Housing and Urban Development~
Act of 1965, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development is auhhorized to enter into con-
tracts to make rent supplement payments to certain qualified housing owners on behalf of
qualified l°w-income families who are elderly, handicapped, displaced, victims of natural dis-
aster, or occup-nts of substandard housing, and
WHEREAS, the provisions of said Section lO1 cannot be made available to housing
owners in certain localities unless the governing body of the .locality has by resolution given
~pproval for such participation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the CITY COMMISSION of the CITY OF SANFORD,
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows:
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Approval is hereby granted for participation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program
by qualified housing owners of property located in the City of Sanford, Seminole County,
Florida.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day. of June, A.D. 1970.
ATTEST:
Rosa M. Rotundo
Deputy City Clerk
s/ Lee P. Moore
MAYOR
Ordinance No. 993, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
~.MENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONLNG PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
AMENDMENT PLACING CERTAIN TERRITORY IN
DISTRICTS AS DELINEATED BELOW.
placed on its first reading and read in full at the meeting of June 8, 1970, was next placed
on its second reading.
After being read in full, Commissioner Meyer moved on its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried by roll call vote, as follows:
Mayor Moore
Commissioner Crapps
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer
Commissioner Roberts
Yea
Thereupon, the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
Florida, had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 993, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
AMENDMENT PLACING CERTAIN TERRITORY IN
DISTRICTSAS DELINEATED BELOW.
On motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried,
Ordinance No. 995, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FIDRIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
AHENDMENT ADDING THERETO ARTICLE XIII-A,
PL&NNED UNIT DEVEIDPMENT DISTRICT.
was introduced and placed on its first reading and read in full.
On motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Co~missioner Meyer and carried,
Ordinance No. 994, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY~ AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
AMEND~ PLACING CERTAIN TERRITORY IN
DISTRICTS AE DELINEATED BELOW.
was introduced and same was placed on its first reading and read in full.
Commissioner Meyer then moved on the waiver of the requirement of the second
reading of Ordinance No. 994, and that same be placed on its final passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Meyer.
Thereupon, the question recurred on the waiver of the second reading, the roll was
called and the vote stands as follows:
Mayor Moore
Commissioner Crapps
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer
Commissioner Roberts
Yea
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Said Ordinance No. 994 was then placed on its final passage and adoption, the roll
was called and the vote stands as follows:
Mayor Yea
Commissioner Crapps "
Commissioner McDonald "
Commissioner Meyer "
Commissioner Roberts
Thereupon, the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
Florida, by unanimous vote had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 994, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
~NDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
~NDMENT PLACING CERTAIN TERRITORY IN
DISTRICTS AS DELINEATED BELOW.
Discussion was next given to a notification from the U.S. Department of Commerce,
Bureau of the Census, Orlando Division, that the preliminary 1970 census for the City of
Sanford was 17,210. The City Manager stated that this is a decrease of 1,965, or 10.25%, from
the 1960 census figure of 19,175; and, that he felt the figure was.in error based on increase
of area in the City as a result of annexation, and increase of active.water meters, and number
of building permits issued; and, further, estimatedmthe population to be closer to 21,800.
After consideration, Commissioner McDonald moved that the Regional Office of the
U.S. Census Bureau in Atlanta, Georgia, be notified of this apparent error and to request a
correction or recount; and, that U.S. Senator Ed Gurney and U.S. Congressman Bill Chappel be
made cognizant~ of this error. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
A discussion was next held regarding the new legislative Senate Bill No. 281 re-
lating to the regulation of municipally owned water and sewer utilities by setting a cap on
the rates or surcharges for services outside the City limits, to be effective July l, 1970.
A letter was noted from the Florida League of Municipalities recommending that a request be
made to the Governor for his veto of said bill. The City Attorney stated that the bill as
passed is confusing and does not set forth sufficient criteria for proper rate making func-
tions nor valuation guidelines or other essential criteria to properly formulate rates in that
no governmental-owned utility is equipped to follow system valuation guidelines applicable to
income taxation and rate making functions such as a private utility. After consideration,
Commissioner Meyer moved that Governor Kirk be .so'advised and urged to veto Senate Bill No.
281, seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried.
With reference to the aforesa~ legislation, the City Attorney recommended that the
City employ a professional or qualified person to compute the true investment and valuation
of the City's utility systems and thereby determine what percentage rate actuallycould be
returned to the City, and to then set proper rate making procedures; and to establish said
rates before the Public Utilities Commission; and by direction of the City Commission the City
Manager was authorized to investigate the matter and the expenditure for same.
Commissioner Roberts next introduced Resolution No. 107~, and after being read in
full, moved on its passage and adoption. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried unani-
mously.
Said Resolution No. 107¢ being in words and figures, as follows:
WHEREAS, the bridge on SR &15, commonly known as the Osteen Bridge is of antique and
obsolete design, is of planking that rapidly deteriorates, is an unbelievably slow turntable
designed drawbridge, has erratically operating mechanical features that are not dependable to
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function properly, is narrow and impractical for today's traffic, ,and
WHEREAS, current day needs demand wider traffic lanes to accomodate the cars and
trucks of modern design and the faster normal speeds at which they travel, these are necessar
considerations of proper highway pla~ing, and
WHEREAS, the increased use of this highway by both trucks and passenger cars dictat
the wisdom of better accomodations, such as a high!evel bridge to provide the same clearance
established for the I-~ bridge at the west end of Lake Monroe, and
WHEREAS, public safety and convenience are prime motivations of the day in moving
more traffic rapidly and with maximum safety, where traffic flow ~ninte~rupted by stops that
add to the accident ratio is ai~h~Ehly desirable and~much sought feature of highway design,
and
WHEREAS, this important traffic artery would even today be used more if the adverse
features were not present, and the projected increase of vehicles and their use of this short
route from Orlando and all east central Florida to the east coast at New Smyrna Beach dictate
the wisdom of improved highway conditions as quickly as they can be accomplished, thus aiding
the economy as well as the ever-increasing recreation industry, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of City Commissioners of the City of Sanford, Florida,
and the Board of Directors of the Greater So,ford Chamber of Co~er~e that the Florida De-
partment of Transportation be urged, yea, implored to eliminate this very undesirable and
hazardous bridge at the earliest possible date;
BE IT FURTHER RESOL:VED ~hat the re-roUting of SR ~15 to make more direCt counection
with SR ~6 east of Sanford, thus eliminating hazardous curves and city traffic conditions,
be the basis for the new facility, and
BE IT ~RTHER RESOLVED that the Department of Transportation be urged to include
this project in their 1971-72 budget, completion to be at the earliest feasible date, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Sanford officials, the Seminole County
officials, the business and recreational interests as represented in the Greater Sanford
Chamber of Commerce pledge their enthusiastic support in any way that will be helpful to the
Department of Transportation in successfully and quickly completing this project, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this resolution be forwarded to
The Honorable Claude R. Kirk, Jr.
Governor of Florida
The Honorable Edward Hueller
Secretary, DOT
Orange-Seminole Legislative
Representatives
Attest:
s/ Rosa M. Rotundo
Deputy City Clerk
Attest:
John Krider
Executive Manager
Hr. C. A. Benedict
District Engineer
Orange-Seminole Legislative
Senators
s/ Lee P. Moore
Mayor, City of Sanford
s/ George Touh~
President, Chamber of Commerce
Commissioner McDonald clarified that the costs requested for the improvements to
State Street, south perimeter street of the Sanford Plaza, would consist of installing
drainage and curbing on the west end and widening of the entrance to U. S. Highway 17-92 to
permit a wider turn-off; and on motion of Commissioner Crapps, seconded ~y Commissioner
Roberts and carried, the City Manager was authorized to.submit estimated costs for said work.
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After consideration, Commissioner McDonald moved to authorize the City Attorney to
prepare a resolution to hold a public hearing on August 24, 1970, to consider the Georgetown
Paving Project, Phase I, and costs and assessments ~therefor, and to authorize the City Clerk
to issue proper notices and legal advertiSements for same. Seconded by Commissioner Roberts
a~d carried.
Consideration was next given to a Lease for $1.00 per year of the Sanford Municipal
Stadium by the District School Board of Seminole County for a period of two years commencing
May l, 1970, and with an option to renew the lease for twenty~three years.
After discussion, Commissioner Meyer moved to approve the Lease, as submitted.
Commissioner McDonald moved to amend the motion to provide that upon the desire of the City to
terminate the lease prior to the end of 23 years, that the City would reimburse the School
Board for capital improvements invested, less 10% depreciation per year.
The City Manager reported that the School Board officials had presented that the
spending of school funds is under certain regulations and the school would need this 23 years
additional time and preferably 45 years for amortization of any capital improvements; and if
the lease was not approved with the 23-year option, the School Board was not interested in
said lease.
The Chairman announced that the amendment offered by Commissioner McDonald had died
for tack of a second.
Thereupon, Commissioner McDonald seconded the original motion and it was carried
upon roll call vote, as follows:
Mayor Moore
Commissioner Crapps
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer
Commissioner Roberts
Yea
Naye
Yea
Yea
Naye
Commissioner Crapps and Commissioner Roberts stated they objected to the:'~23-year option
Consideration was next given to the concept of modular, prefab structure constructiol
and the need to establish a requirement for reciprocity of in-plant inspections by building
inspectors on said structures manufactured or located within the State. A more~partucular
definiation being that same is a structure with sections fabricated and assembled, as a com-
pleted unit, at a central plant and moved to a permanent site whereby all electrical and
plumbing is built within the walls, and on motion of Commissioner Meyer, seconded by Commis-
sioner McDonald and carried, over the dissenting votes of Commissioner Crapps and Commissioner
Roberts, guidelines as presented on same .were approved.
After consideration, and on motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner
McDonald and carried, the City Manager was authorized funds to attend the International City
Managers' Association Conference to be held in San Diego, California, September 20-24, 1970.
On motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Crapps and carried,
minutes of June 8, 1970, were approved.
Request next submitted from Municipal Judge Roger L. Berry to set aside the $37.50'
bond estreated in error on April 24, 1970, in case of Glenn Lowe, Court Docket No. 92297,
Charge of Drunkenness, in order to retry same; and on motion of Commissioner Meyer, seconded
by Commissioner Roberts and carried, same was approved.
After discussion, Commissioner Crapps moved that the street light located at 2019
Hibiscus Court be repaired or changed to offer better light. Seconded by Commissioner Roberts
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After discussion of damages and state of maintenance of the docks in the east and
west harbor, Commissioner McDonald moved to officially notify Monroe Harbour, Inc., that
these be repaired and put in proper order in accordance with the Lease Agreement and that
the City Attorney be authorized to render said notice. Seconded by Commissioner Crapps and
carried.
A discussion was next held relating to procedures of action taken at the last
meeting, in the absence of one City Commissioner, on the appointment of a City Commissioner
to act as liaison member on the Sanford Industrial Commission, and on motion of Commissioner
Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Crapps and carried, the resignation submitted by City Com-
missioner Thomas S. McDonald from the Sanford Industrial Commission was accepted with regrets
After discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved that City Commissioner Thomas S.
McDonald be reappointed to fill the vac~cy on the Sanford Industrial Commission. Seconded
by Commissioner Crapps and carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
ATTEST: .... ,,' 'City Clerk
lm
MAYOR