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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 7:30 o'clock P.M. Dec.- 12, 1938.
Present: Commissioner Edward Higgins, Mayor.
" Walter S. Coleman.
" A.N.Lee
City Attorney Fred R. Nilson
City Clerk F.S. Lamson
Chief of Police R. G. Williams
Absent: Commissioner W.R.Dupree ( Excused on account of sickness.)
" M.J.Lodge
Meeting called to order by the Chairman.
Minutes of regular meeting of the City Commission and meeting of the
Municipal Delinquent Tax Adjustment Board of November 28th., and special meeting of
the City Commission of December 7th. 1938, read and approved.
Current invoices and payrolls for the month of November, 1938 properly
audited and vouchered as evidenced by vouchers Nos 437 thru 533, submitted, examined,
approved and payment authorized.
Monthly reports of the Streets, Sanitation, Health, Water, Police, Fire
and Library Departments for the month of November, 1938, submitted and examined.
Financial Statement and statement of revenues and expenditures during the
month of November, 1938, submitted and examined.
Bank statements in all accounts for the month of November, 1938, properly
reconciled, submitted and examined.
Ir. R.A.Smith, President of the Sanford Tennis Club, next presented a
proposed project for rebuilding the two tennis courts adjacent to the Municipal Water
Pumping Plant and building an additional one at the same location, the labor to be
furnished by the National Youth Administration, a Federal Agency, and the materials
and equipment jointly by the City and the Sanford Tennis Club, the principal item of
expense to the City in addition to the use of a tractor, roller and truck, being
$828.00 for flood lighting equipment for night playing.
Thereupon after careful consideration and on assurance of Mr. Smith that
the entire upkeep, light bills and expenses of the tennis courts would be taken care of
by the Sanford Tennis Club , $500.00 was authorized to apply on the cost of the flood
lighting equipment.
Ordinance No. 276, entitled:
`
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SALES OF USED MOTOR CARS BY NEW CAR AND USED CAR
DEALERS, DEFINING THE TERMS " NEW CAR DEALER" " USED CAR DEALER," " USED CAR SALESMAN,"
"
AND NEW CAR SALESMAN," PRESCRIBING A LICENSE TAX FOR NEW CAR DEALERS AND AGENCIES,
AND USED CAR DEALERS, AGENCIES AND SALESMAN, AND FOR SALESMEN OR REPRESENTATIVES Cr
AGENCIES OR DEALERS IN NEW AND USED MOTOR CARS WHICH AGENCIES OR DEALERS ARE NOT
LICENSED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD) AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS
ORDINANCE.
placed on its first reading at the meeting of the City Commission of November 28th. 1938,
was next presented for further consideration and after considerable discussion, Section
3 which reads " Every used car dealer shall pay a license tax of Six Hundred 10611akd
(4644 OOper year." was ordered changed so as to read " Every used car dealer shall pay
a license tax of Three Hundred Dollars ( $300.00) per year."
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman re— introduced Ordinance No. 276 entitled
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SALES OF USED MOTOR CARS BY NEW CAR AND USED CAR
DEALERS, DEFINING THE TERMS " NEW CAR DEALER," " USED CAR DEALER," " USED CAR SALESMAN,"
AND NEW CAR SALESMAN," PRESCRIBING A LICENSE TAX FOR NEW CAR DEALERS AND AGENCIES, AND
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USED CAR DEALERS, AGENCIES AND SALESMAN, AND FOR SALESMEN OR REPRESENTATIVES OF AGENCIES
OR DEALERS IN'NEN AND USED MOTOR CARS WHICH AGENCIES OR DEALERS ARE NOT LICENSED BY THE
CITY OFSANFORDi AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
and same was placed on its first reading with the change in Section 3 as authorized
above, and read in full by the Clerk.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the rules be waived and said Ordinance
No. 276 be placed on its final passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee
Thereupon the question recurred upon the waivure of the rules. The roll was
called and the vote stands:as follows:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
" Coleman Aye
" Lee Aye
Thereupon Ordinance No. 276 was placed upon its final passage and adoption.
The roll was called and the vote stands as follows:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
"
Coleman Aye
" Lee Aye
Thereupon the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of
Sanford, Florida, had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 276 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE,REGULATING SALES OF USED MOTOR CARS BY NEW CAR AND USED CAR DEALERS
DEFINING THE TERMS " NEW CAR DEALER," " USED CAR DEALER," " USED CAR SALESMAN," AND " NEW
CAR SALESMAN," PRESCRIBING A LICENSE TAX FOR NEW CAR DEALERS AND AGENCIES, AND USED
CAR DEALERS, AGENCIES AND SALESMAN, AND FOR SALESMEN OR REPRESENTATIVES OF AGENCIES OR
DEALERS IN NEW AND USED MOTOR CARS WHICH AGENCIES OR DEALERS ARE NOT LICENSED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
On motion duly adopted, said Ordinance No. 276 was ordered POSTED at the front
door of the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, in accordance with the provisione
of the Charter, as amended.
Mr. S.D. Highleyman next appeared with further reference to his request for a
lease to the City owned property fronting on Seminole Boulevard and lying between
Cloud Branch and-the property of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., to be used as a
combined automobile trailer and cabin camp and same was taken under further consideration.
Mr. R.W. Lord next requested permission to sell Christmas trees during the
Christmas season from the parkway on the East line of Palmetto Avenue north from First
Street.
Permission: granted provided adjoining property owners raise no objections.
Petition next received from merchants and business men on Park Avenue
between Commercial Street and Second Street that strings of colored lights similar to
those now over First Street and Magnolia Avenue, be suspended over Park Avenue in these
two blocks.
Thereupon, after considerable discussion, Commissioner Coleman moved that four
strings of colored lights be suspenced over Park Avenue in each of the two blocks
covered by the petition..
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried.
Mr M R Marshall next requested permit to erect gasoline service station at the
northeast corner of Eleventh St. and Park Avenue.
Request refused as being without the territory heretofore opened for business
on Park Avenue.
Consideration next given to agreement heretofore submitted by H H Coleman.
Manager of the Florida Power & Light Co., under the terms of which the City Hall
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and City Jail buildings will be furnished electric current for a period of five years-
through one meter rather than on separate meters as at present, thus effecting a
considerable saving in the total cost of electricity furnished these buildings.
Thereupon Commissioner Lee introduced Resolution No. 545, and after being
read in full by the Clerk , moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Coleman and carried by the following vote of the
Commission:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
If Coleman Aye
If Lee Aye
said Resolution No. 545 being in words and figures as follows:
RESOLUTION- No. 545
APPROVING A STANDARD LARGE POWER AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AND FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, PROVIDING FOR THE SUPPLYING BY THE COMPANY AND
THE PURCHASING BY THE CITY OF ALL POWER AND ENERGY REQUIRED FOR AND IN CONNECTION
WITH THE CITY'S CITY HALL AND POLICE STATION, AND SETTING OUT THE TERMS AND
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE FOREGOING SHALL BE EFFECTED; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK OF AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE AND ENTER
INTO THE SAID STANDARD LARGE POWER AGREEMENT WITH FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD , FLORIDA:
1. That the proposed Standard Large Power Agreement between the City and
Florida Power & Light Company, set forth in form in Section 2 hereof, be and the same
is hereby approved as to form and substance.
2. That the Mayor and the City Clerk of and on behalf of the City, be and
they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into with Florida Power & Light
Company the said proposed Standard Large Power Agreement approved in Section 1
hereof, and hereinafter set forth in form as follows:
Standard Large Power Agreement.
THIS AGREEMENT, made this day of 1935 by and between CITY Or
SANFORD, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation.( hereinafter called the Consumer) and
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws
of the State of Florida ( Hereinafter called the Company.)
WITNESSETH:
THAT for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ( $1.00 )paid by
each party hereto to the other, and of the covenants and agreements herein set forth,
the parties hereto covenant and agree as follows:
1. That the Company shall supply and the Consumer shall receive and pay for all
power and energy required for and in connection with the Consumer's City Hall and Police
Station located onr'Noirth Park Avenue. Florida, in accordance with the terms and
conditions of the Company's attached rate schedule #62 —A, marked Exhibit "A" and made
a part hereof.
2. That the minimum quantity of power contracted for hereunder and to be
received and paid for by the Consumer shall be 5000 Contract Watts.
3. That the point of delivery for the electric power and energy delivered here-
under shall be on the Company's line used for supplying service hereunder at the pole
thereof nearest to and not more than 100 feet from Consumer's premises used for and
in connection with operations hereunder.
4. That the electric power and energy delivered hereunder shall be of the
character commonly known as alternating current of approximated 115/230 volts and
approximately sixty cycles 1 phase, and three wire, and shall be metered at 115/230 volts.
5. That all payments shall be ma de at the Company's office in Sanford, Florida.
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6. That the term of this Agreement shall be , for five ( 5 ) years from 1938•
and shall extend for -a further period or periods of five ( 5) years from the terminative
of the said period of five (5) years or any extension thereof, unless by written notice
given by either party to the other not more than ninety ( 90) nor less than thirty(30)
days before the date of termination of the said five ( 5) years or any extension thereof
either party shall have signified its desire to terminate this Agreement.
7. That if, during the term of this Agreement, the Company makes effective
any other rate schedule applicable to the class of service rendered hereunder, it will
give the Consumer notice thereof within thirty ( 30 ) days thereafter and such schedule
shall apply , at the consumer's option, to service rendered hereunder from the date of
receipt by the Company of written notice of the Consumer's intention to exercise said
option.
8. That it is mutually agreed , should the Consumer fail at any time or from
time to time, to make payment as provided for herein for the power and energy furnished
hereunder or otherwise fail to perform any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement,
that the Company, at its option, may cease to supply power and energy to the Consumer
hereunder, it being understood and agreed, however, that such discontinuance of the supply-
ing of power and energy by the'Company shall not be a breach of this Agreement by the
Company nor shall cancel any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
9. That this Agreement supersedes all previous agreements or representations,
either written or verbal, heretofore in effect between the Company and the Consumer,
made with respect to matters herein contained, and when duly executed, constitutes the
Agreement between the parties hereto.
10. That this Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon
the respective heirs, legal representatives, successors and assigns of the parties hereto,
but the Consumer shall not assign this Agreement without first having obtained the written
consent of the Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be duly
executed in triplicate the day and year first above written.
Witnesses for the Consumer:
Witnesses for the Company:
CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA( Seal)
BY
Title Mayor.
Attest:
Title City Clerk.
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
By
Vice- President and General
Manager.
Attest:
Assistant Secretary
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution shall be and'become effective
immediately upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of December 1938.
Edward Higgins
Attest:
Walter S. Coleman
F.S. Lamson
City Clerk. ( Seal) A.W.Lee
as tine city commission of
City of Sanford, Florida.
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Commissioner Coleman next introduced Ordinance No. 277, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 134 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANFORD OF
19141, SXID SECTION RELATING T0_ GAMBLING.
and same was placed on its first reading and read in full by the Clerk.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the rules be waived and said ordinance
No. 277 be placed on its final passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee.
Thereupon the question recurred upon the waiv ure of the rules. The roll was
called and the vote stands as follows:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
II Coleman Aye
If Lee Aye
Thereupon Ordinance No. 277 was placed on its final passage and adoption.
The roll was called and the vote stands as follows:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
if Coleman Aye
If Lee Aye
ThereU§on the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of
Sanford, Florida, had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 277 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 134 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY CF
SANFORD, OF 1914, SAID SECTION RELATING TO GAMBLING.
On motion duly adopted, Ordinance No. 277 was next ordered published in the
Sanford Herald.
Commissioner Lee next introduced Resolution No. 546 and after being read in
full by the Clerk, moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Coleman and carried by the following vote of the
Commission:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
If Coleman Aye
If Lee Aye
said Resolution NO' 546 being in words and figures as follows:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
EXCUSING ABSENCES FROM CITY COMMISSION MEETINGS OF HONORABLE W.R. DUPREE, CITY
COMMISSIONER OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, Honorable W.R.Dupree, City Commissioner of the City of Sanford,
Florida, has been absent from the following regular meetings of said City Commission
to —wit: From the 10th day of October 1938, to the 28th. day of November, 1935, both
inclusive, on account of serious illness, making said absences unavoidable, and the
City. Commission desires to excuse such absences from said meetings of the City Commission:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD,
FLORIDA:
That the absences of Honorable W.R.Dupree, City Commissioner of the City of
,Sanford, Florida, from the regular meetings of the City Commission of said City from
the 10th day of October, 1.935, to the 28th day of November , 1938, both inclusive,
on account of serious illness rendering said absences unavoidable, be and the
same are herepy excused.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution shall become effective immediate-
ly upon its passage and adoption.
Passed and adopted this 12th day of December , 1938.
Attest:
F.S. Lamson
City Clerk..-
( Seal)
Edward Higgins
Mayor.
Walter S. Coleman
A.W.Lee
"City of ,.$an4rd, Florida.
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Application next received from the Sanford Atlantic National Bank to be
designated as depository of the City of Sanford funds during the year 1939, agreeing
to furnish satisfactory security in Federal, State, County or Municipal bonds,
to be approved both as to amount and validity by the City, to be deposited with the
Federal Reserve Bank to the credit of the City, to protect said funds.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the. Sanf ord Atlantic National
Bank be designated as a depository of City of Sanford funds during the year 1939
under the terms and conditions as outlined in said letter of application.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried.
In accordance with the terms of Section -4.) of Ordinance No. 274,
Commissioner Lee next moved that E.B.Randall, Jr. be appointed as the Master Eleetrici
and D. C. Stafford as the Journeyman Electrician on the Board of Examiners of
Electricians as provided by said ;Ordinance.
Seconded by Commissioner Coleman and carried.
Communication next read from the Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution:, requesting a contribution towards the cost of a marker to be plat
in Fort Mellon Park on Sanford Founder's Day, February S, 1939, and on motion of
Commissioner Coleman, seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried $10.00 was authorized
for this purpose.
Bids next presented for 1 year subscriptions to 43 magazines for the Sanford
Public Library, as follows:
Mrs E.L.Morrow $115.00
Allan I. Moseley 100.00
Coleman's Office Equipment
Company 59.70
Thereupon, on motion duly adopted, the lowest bid, that of Coleman'a Office
Equipment Co. of $55.70 was ordered accepted.
On motion duly adopted, the Commission next approved recommendation of the
Chiefs of the Police and Fire Departments, that the bid of Yowell & Co. to furnish
uniforms at $39.00 each, and that of W.E.Watson:at $39.75 each, be accepted, the
business to be divided as follows: Yowell $ Co. to furnish uniforms for the Police
Department and W.E.Watson to furnish the uniforms for the Fire Department. Also that
6 overcoats be purchased from W.E. Watson for the Police Department at $25.00 each.
be purchased
Also that 4 dozen shirts /for the Police Department from Yowell & Co. at a total cost
of $96.14, and 2j dozen shirts for the Fire Department from W.E.Wat.son at a total .
cost of $ 60.00.
Consideration next given to the difficulty in obtaining quarters for the
WPA Sewing Room, Mrs. Carrie Smith, the local supervisor, having advised that it would
be necessary to pay a rental of $15.00 per month in order to remain in the present
location at the N.W. corner of First St. and Park Ave., and requesting that theCity
bear this expense.
The Clerk then advised the Commission that the County had apeed to bear
half of this expense.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the City pay $7.50 per month
to apply on'the rental of the rooms used as a WPA Sewing Room.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried.
On motion duly adopted $2.20 was next authorized to be refunded to J.A.
Harrold, representing General Government proportion of taxes paid on the S. 5 ft of Lot
3 Block 4 Tier 4, due to this property being a part of Mr. Harrold's Homestead
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and therefore exempt from operating levy.
Request next received from Mzs.. Estridge for reconsideration of her request to
remove two oak trees from the parkway at the N.W. corner of Seventh St and-Oak Ave., one
on the Oak Avenue side and the other on the Seventh St. side, and after further oonsid—
oration, permission was ;ranted to remove the tree on the Oak Avenue side of this
property.
Communication next read from the Meisch Realty Co. offering to sell to the
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City all of Block 5 Tier 12 ( Less R.R. R /W) and ( Less the W. 100 ft of the-E. 158.5 ft. Cif
the N. 133.3 ft.) Lots 6,7 end 8 Block 1 Tier 6; all of Block 5 Tier 18; and all of Block
9 Tier 19 Seminole Park for tax and paving credit sufficient to cancel the taxes thru 1937
on the W. 100 ft of the E. 158.5 ft of N. 133.3 ft of Block 5 Tier 12, and the S. 23.3 ft.
of Lot 7 all Lots 8, 9-and 10 , Block 2 Chapman & Tucker Addition, the State and County
taxes on the property proposed to be _deeded to the City to be paid through the year 1938.
Thereupon, after careful consideration particularly as to the value this prop-
erty will be to the City, Commissioner Coleman moved that the offer of the Meisch Realty
Co. be accepted.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried.
City Attorney Wilson next reported that over 51 percent of the owners of City of
Sanford refunding bonds had assented to the completion of the plan of composition of
the City's bonded indebtedness as provided by Resolution No. 535, adopted on the 26th
day of August 1938, this amount being neces$ary before a petition can be presented to
the Court.
Thereupon:Mr. Wilson was instructed to immediately proceed with the filing of
the proper petition..
Consideration next given to the position of Special Sanitary Inspector, it
being considered advisable to discontinue this position and combine the work with
that of the Department of Inspection.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the position of Special Sanitary
Inspector be abolished effective as of January 15, 1939. Seconded by Commissioner Lee
and carrieinere being no further business the meeting then adjourned, after which
the Board immediately re— convened as a Municipal Delinquent Tax Adjustment Board.
Thereupon the following adjustments of taxes forthe year 1933 and prior,
and special assessments, were authorized and approved:
Lot 9 Blk 13 Tr 5 Taxes & Penalties (1931/33) $154.68'
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Beg. 15.59 ch. E. of SW. Taxes & Penaltes (1931/33)
o or. Sec. 31- 19 -31, run
N. 3.18 ch., W. L59 ch., ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
N. 16.82 ch., E. 9 -3/4 ch.,
to Ry., Sly along Ry 20.05 Special Assessment & Int.
ch.$ W. 6.68 ch. to beg.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
E. 100.44 ft. of Lot 2 Taxes & Penalties (1928/33)
Blk Z, St•Gertrude's Add.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
$10.88 -
328.41 '
13.33 -
4006.05 -
213.09
599.02
38.92
Special Assessment & Int. 515.97 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 27.44
EJ of Lot 9 and all Lot 10 Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 346.11
Blk 2 Tr 11
Lot 8 Blk 12 Tr D
Lot 4 Blk 12 Tr F
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 22.91 -
Taxes & Penalties (1933) 24.88
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
2.23
152.59
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Lot 3 Blk 12 Tr F
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
104.81
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
7.47 .
Lot 8 Blk 13 Tr A
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
499.67•
21 Oak Hill
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZ #D: Adjusted to
33.24
Special Assessment & Int.
256.93
to
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
14.27•
Lot 10 Blk 11 Tr 4
Taxes & Penalties (1931/33)
337.26•
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
23.17
Lot
Special Assessment & Int.
277.61
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:, . Adjusted 10
14-17,
Lot 10 Blk 9 Tr 0
Taxes & Penalties (1927 &1929/33)
131.64 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 9.05
E 112 of Lot 2 Blk 1 Taxes & Penalties (1930/32) 71.15 '
Rosalind Heights.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 25.64-
E. 43 ft. of Lot 6 & Taxes & Penalties (1931/33) 21.71
E. 43 ft. of k- 30 ft., of
Lot 7 Blk 5 Tr 10 ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 14.83
Lot 65 F1a.Land & Col.Co's Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) _ 184.30
Add. to So.Banford.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 12.25
N. 20 ft. of Lot 2 Blk 11 Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) 77.22
Tr 2
ADJUSTMENT AUTH ORIZEDr. Adjusted to:
Taxes & Interest for 1933 and prior
cancelled provided all subsequent
taxes & interest paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int. 100.91
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED 5.14
W. 323 f t. of NJ of N _ J
of 8 of Sao. 6- 19 -30, &
NWJ of NPk Of of See-36-
19-30 (Liss E. 120 ft. of
N. 1 f t.: also less NV,
of N)
Taxes & Penalties (192733) 137-11-
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to:
Taxes & Interest for 1933 and prior
cancelled provided all subsequent
taxes & interest paid'in full.
Al of SJ of S1 of NAJ of Taxes & Penalties (1927/33)
8e0. 36 7-19 -30 (Less 0.30
ft. deeded to City for ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes & Int.
Street.) for 1933 and prior cancelled pro-
vided all subsequent taxes & int.
paid in full.
Lot 17 Oak Hill. Taxes & Penalties (1931/33)
ADJUSTMENT_ AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Lot
19 Oak Hill
Taxes & Penalties (1931/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: ldjusted
to
Lot
21 Oak Hill
Taxes & Penalties (1931/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
Lot
9 Blk 7 Tr B
Taxes & Penalties (1932/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
Lot
10 Blk 7 Tr B
Taxes & Penalties (1932/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
R. .44 ft. of S. 134.7 ft. Taxes & Penalties (1927/33)
rtlBlk of Z (Less 8.17.7
ft. for 2nd St.,) St.Qertruds ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Addition.
Special Assessment & Int.
LotlBlk 4 Marvania
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1927/39)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
230.52
172.25 -
12.05
14.61
1.45
9.90 .
1.13
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6.61-
log. 66
8.00
55.52
4.00 -
220.70
11.62
95.22
11.20
1380.60
77.94
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Lot 2 Blk 2 Tr 9
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) -
609.27 -
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
39.52 '
S. 39 ft- of Lot 3 and all
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
286.47
Lots 4 & 5 Blk 7 Tr 10
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
19.14
Special Assessment & Int.
2228.86
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
123.83
NWJ of Blk 2 Tr 7
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
1703.92 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
111.54
Lot 4 Blk 12 Tr 6
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
339.69
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
23.36
Lot 99 & N. 25 ft. of
Taxes & Penalties (1928/33)
599.02 '
Lot 100 Franklin Terrace.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
38.92 '
Special Assessment & Int.
778.65
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
41.42
S. 25 ft. of Lot 100 and
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
599.02 '
all Lot 101 Franklin Ter.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
38.92
Special Assessment & Int.
778.65.'
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
41.42
a. Lots 9 & 10 Blk 5
Fr
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
852.54
T 6
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
46.04
Special Assessment & Int.
864.22
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to
47.10
Lot 43 Rose Court.
Taxes & Penalties (1927/33)
153.59
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
to: Taxes
and int. for 1933 and prior cancelled pro -
vided all subsequent taxes and penalties
paid in full. .
Lots 1 thru 24 Bonaventure
Special Interest & Int. 459.65
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 24.45
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 1122.62
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORISED: Taxes and interest
for 1933 and Vlaior_,can4elled provided all
subsequent taxes and penalties paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Beg. 10 ch. S & 30-ft- W. of, Taxes & }penalties (1931/33)
1/4 Sec post on E. line of
See. 36- 19 -30, run W. 130 ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
ft., N. 50 ft., E. 130 ft.,
S. to beg.
W. 100 ft. of the E. 158.5 Taxes & Penalties (1927/33)
ft. of the N. 133.3 ft. of
Blk 5 Tr 12 ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
S. 23.3 ft. of Lot 7 and
all Lots 8, 9 & 10 Blk 2
Chapman & Sucker's Add.
Lot 48 Gardenia
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1932/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to:
Taxes for 1.933 and prior cancelled
provided all subsequent taxes and
interest paid in full.
Special Assessment & Interest.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Special Assessment & Interest
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
2555.40
135.93
254.99
17.60
207.31
12.62
576.40 '
29.40 '
$459,06
2716.39
144.49 .
997.99 '
52.56
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MINUTES
CITY COMMISSION, SANFORD, FLORIDA, December 12,,, 7 :30 P.M. - 19 38,
Lot 72 Gardenia Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) 52.96
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes and interest
for 1933 and prior cancelled provided all
subsequent taxes & penalties paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int. 987.99
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 52.56
Lot 0 Lake View Park, Taxes & Penalties (1928/33) 234x.26
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 150.81
Lot 5 Blk 14 Tr 1 Special Assessment & Int. - 595.97
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 30.41
S 5-3/4 ft. of Lot 6 -and
all Lot 7 Blk 5 Tr 1 Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
W. 100 ft.-of: Beg. 123.8 Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
ft. E. of int. of E. -line of
AOL RR Frith S. line of St. ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Gertrude's Ave., run-Z. 675.E Adjusted to:
ft., S. 574.8 ft., NWly to
pt. S. of beg., N. to beg.
Lots I &2 Blk 13Tr9
Blk ,3N Tier 9
Blk 2N Tier 9
Blk 1N T ier 9
Lots 1 thru 10 Blk 1 Tr 9
W. 39 ft. of Lots 4 & 5
Blk 4 Tr 10
Lot 11 Blk 3 Tr 6
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
2491.66
160.47
385.69
21.43
104.11'"
7.22
256.82
13.66 "
275.51
18.06
Special Assessment & Int. 2256.06
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 125.34 `
Taxes & lenalties (1949/33) 110.63 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes and int.
for 1933 and prior cancelled provided all
subsequent taxes & int. paid in full.
Special Assessments & Int. 14,010.92
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 814.45 -
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) lio.63
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes and int.
for 1933 and prior cancelled provided all
subsequent taxes & int. paid in full.
Special Assessments & Int. 3905.40
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 225.58
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 110.63 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to'
Taxes & int. for 1933 and prior cancelled
provided all subsequent taxes and penalties
paid in full.
Special Assessments & Int. 626.92 `
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 34.97
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 956.30
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes and int.fof
1933 and prior cancelled, provided all
subsequent taxes and penalties paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int. 5
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 3
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33) 8
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
52.6o
32.14•
58.91
23.78 -
04.22 �
52.61
io.71 '
$9.92
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MINUTES
CITY COMMISSION, SANFORD, FLORIDA, December 12, 7:30 PAY. �. 19_S •
Lot 6 Blk 4 Tr 8
Lot 1O Blk 9Tr7
Lot 6 & N. 1/2 of Lot 7
Blk 5 Tr 3
Lot 13 Blk 13 Sanlanta 2nd Beal.
S. 16 ft. of Lot 4 and all of
Lot 5 Blk 10 Tr 3
8. 301 ft. of Lot 3 Blk 4
Chapman *& Tucker's Addition.
Lot 7 Bik 8 Tr 1
Lot 23 Fort Mellon
Lot 71 Gardenia
Lot 8 Blk 9 Tr 4
Lot 22 Blk A Buena Vista Est.
Taxes & penalties (1929/33)
412.99
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
27.24
Special Assessment & Int.
744.59
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
41.37
Taxes & Penalties (1929/33)
96.86
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes for 1933 and
prior cancelled provided all subsequent
taxes and penalties paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int.
1110.77
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
59.66
Taxes & Penalties (1931/33)
318.60 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
Taxer & Penalties (1934/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
Taxes & Penalties (1917,1918 &
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted
Taxes & Penalties (1928/33)
to 21.88
407.29
to 27.69
L932/33) 552.70
to 44.65
1421.43
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 92.77
Special Assessment & Int. 963.46
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 51.25
Taxes & Penalties (1931/33) 350.51
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjustet to 24.02
Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) 151.13
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes for 1933 and
prior cancelled provided all subsequent
taxes & penalties paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int. 1211.47
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to 64.44
Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) 39.43 '
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Taxes for 1933 and
prior cancelled provided all subsequent taxes
and penalties paid in full.
Taxes & Penalties (1928/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
Lot 10 Block 12 Tier 6 Sanford Taxes and Penalties 1932/33
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED: Adjusted to
The meeting then adjourned.
Attest:
City Clerk.
869.77
57.77
151.46
10-37.'
278.69
19.79
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