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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 September 22, 1969.
Present: Commissioner Lee P. Moore, Mayor
" Earl Higginbotham
" W. Vincent Roberts
" A.L. Wilson
City Attorney W. C. Hutchison, Jr.
City Manager W. E. Knowles
City Clerk H. N. Tamm, Jr.
Police Chief Ben E. Butler
Absent: Commissioner James H. Crapps
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman.
M. L. Raborn, Jr., owner of Raborn's Downtown Cleaners and Laundry, appeared re-
garding the increased utility rate effective October l, 1969, and objected in that no provi-
sion was allowed in the schedule for the higher quantity user in the bracket of lO0,000 to
250,000 gallons and over, and requested consideration that a reasonable rate be reinstated
for these consumers. Mr. Raborn suggested this rate might be considered at 20¢ per thousand
gallons.
The Commission reviewed the water rates under discussion and herein listed,
as follows:
Former Rate
Water Consumption Cost per l?000 gallons
lO0,O01 - 250,000 20¢
250,001 - and over 17¢
New Rate
over lO0,O00 24¢
Robert Besserer, Seminole Memorial Hospital AdminiStrator, appeared and requested
that the discontinued rate on 250,000 gallon water consumption be re-established in the new
rate schedule at a cost of 20¢ per thousand gallons.
The City Manager outlined that present water production and treatment cost to the
City is approximately at the rate of 20 to 21¢ per 1,O00 gallons.
Mr. Raborn further pointed out that in addition to the new water rate schedule, the
sewer rate was increased from the 68% commercial rate of the water bill to 81% of the water
bill, that on the basis of his August water consumption the bill amounted to $125.00 and the
new rate would be $165.01.
After discussion, Commissioner Wilson moved to authorize the reinsertion in the new
utility rate schedule, a 250,000 gallon and over water consumption rate of 20¢ per 1,O00
gallons. Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham.
After further consideration, Co~missioner Higginbotham and Commissioner Wilson
withdrew the motion.
Mr. Besserer expressed that the City should not sell water at less than the cost
to produce it.
Commissioner Wilson moved that the above water consumption rate be reinserted in
the new utility schedule at 22¢ per 1,O00 gallons. Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham.
iVoting recorded as follows: Commissioner Moore - Yea; Commissioner Roberts - Naye.
Commissioner Roberts pointed out that to reduce the water rates of the commercial
users was unfair to the residential user and cited the following rates:
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FO~er Rate
~ter Consumption
0 - ~,000
~,001 - 5,000 up to 10,000
New Rate
0 - 4,000
~,001 - 5,000 up to 10,000
C0.S~ per 1,000 gallons
68¢
The City Attorney advised the Commission that a utility revenue criteria had been
established and an ordinance adopted setting the increase in rates and pointed out the
possibility of off-balancing the budget for 1969-70 if any change is taken. The City Manager
pointed out the time essence regarding technicalities of computer programming of new rates
Commissioner Higginbotham moved to withdraw his second to the above motion and
then moved that the revised utility rates as adopted by Ordinance No. 971, effective
October l, 1969, stand and same implemented. Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried
over the dissenting vote of Commissioner Wilson.
Conside=ation was next given to street light installation request at the inter-
section of Tenth Street and Cedar Avenue, and on recommendation of the City Manager and on
motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and carried, installa-
tion was authorized of two 1,O00 lumen lights in the immediate area.
Consideration was next given to an exchange of letters between Municipal Judge
Roger L. Berry and City Clerk H. N. Tamm, Jr., relative to the issuance of arrest warrants
for municipal court, and after considerable discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved that the
matter be tabled. Seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried.
On recommendation of Municipal Judge Roger L. Berry, Commissioner Roberts moved to
amend the fine of $202.00 or 60 days plus 20 days straight time to a fine of $125.00 or
60 days in Case No. 88787 against Dean Merle Rudy, dated August 17, 1969, said person having
served the straight time. Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and carried.
Request next submitted by Municipal Judge Roger L. Berry to set aside the es-
treature of bond in the amount of $112.00 against James L. Davis, Court Docket No. 88902,
charge of Disorderly Conduct; and on motion of Commissioner Higginbotham, seconded by
Commissioner Roberts and carried, same was approved.
Arthur P. Maheu, representing Florida Public Utilities Company as General Manager
of the Sanford Gas Company, appeared to request consideration of his company leasing or
purchasing the City-owned portion of the pipeline located in the public right-of-way on
Seminole Boulevard and Mellonville Avenue out to the Sanford Airport (formerly Sanfor Naval
Air Station and under a franchise agreement to the Sanford Pipeline Company) for use as a
natural gas transmission line to the industries located on the airport property. He further
requested that his home office would require the maps and/or plans of said line be made
available in order to evaluate the cost of using said line and to determine the basis of
leasing or purchasing same.
After discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved that the City Manager be authorized
to make available to the company the pipeline plans. Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham
and carried.
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Sanford Airport, appeared and stated that the company, in their manufacturing, is a user of
a radioactive chemical of very low energy and is licensed to handle this type of material
under the Atomic Energy Commission. However, the State Board of Health requires a guarantee
that should the company vacate the premises without decontaminating said premises, the City
of Sanford would then be held responsible for doing same. The City Attorney outlined that
said operation must also comply under the Florida Statutes, as defined in Sec. 388.01, re-
lating to sanitation.
After discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved that the Mayor be authorized to sign a
letter, written by the City Attorney, to the State Board of Health, stating that the City of
Sanford is aware of said operation and accepts under bond guarantee from the company the
responsibility of decontamination of the premises upon proper notification by the State Board
of Health that said company has failed to do so. Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and
carried.
After consideration, Commissioner Higginbotham moved to accept with regret but with
the Commission's thanks and appreciation of their past work on the City Boards, the resigna-'
tion of Phillip H. Logan from the Zoning and Planning Commission, and the resignation of
John Daniels, Jr., from the Zoning and Planning Commission, Bi-Racial Committee, and the
Citizens Advisory Committee. Seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried.
After discussion, Commissioner Higginbotham moved that the City Manager be author-
ized to advertise for open bids on the following items: three police vehicles;one, standard
sedan for building official's department; one M-ton pickup truck for street department; one
M-ton utility pickup truck for utility plants; one flail mower for parks department;on~ front
end tractor loader for street department; gasoline and diesel fuel oil, as appropriated under
the 1969-1970 Budget and outlined in specifications as submitted by the City Manager.
Seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried.
The Police Chief next submitted a report of the vehicle count and usage of the City
l~ased off-street parking lots, located as follows: Second Street and Sanford Avenue; Third
Street and Magnolia Avenue; and Second Street and Oak Avenue, north half of lot only, with
a check for a period o£ two weeks at two specific time every other day.
On motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried, the
matter was tabled in that approximately two months prior to the expiration of the individual
lease, said lease be acted on at that time.
On motion of Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and carried~
Finance Director H. N. Tamm, Jr., was appointed acting City Manager for a period of Septem-
ber 29 through October 26, 1969, during the out-of-state vacation period of City Manager
W. E. Knowles.
Consideration was next given to the statement, dated September l~, 1969, for the
month of August, 1969, in the amount of $1,099.32, relating to the Sanford Beautification
Plan as contracted through the Orange-Seminole-Osceola Planning Council and sub-contracted
with the consulting firm of Wallis-Stresau & Associates; and on motion of Commissioner
Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and carried, same was approved for payment.
Submitted next was a proposed 1969-1970 Utility Water and Sewer Budget for the
Sanford Airport operation, Account 8900, in the total amount of $6,840.00, and on motion of
Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham and carried, said budget was
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approved, as follows:
SANFORD AIRPORT
WATER & SEWER UTILITY
8901
8902
8905
8906
89O8
89O9
8916
8917
8918
8919
Salaries
Gas and Oil
Auto Expense
Printing & Office Expense
Telephone
Miscellaneous
Uniforms
Tools
Janitor Supplies
Equipment Repairs & Maintenance
8919-A
8921
8925
8925
8926
8950
895O
Equipment Repairs & Maintenance-Lift Station
Building Repairs & Maintenance
Utilities (Electric)
Repairs to Sewer Collection System
EquiDment~_!~!iGener~l!'~ -.~,.~
Chemicals
Contingency
8990 Social Security
8991 Workmen's Compensation
8984 City Utilities - Water & Sewer
89-3 Repairs to Water Mains
89-6 Diesel & Lub Oil
89-8 Engineering Fees
(Deficit from previous 6~ months
$2,000.00)
Total
.00
.00
.00
50.00
.00
~0.00
.00
.00
.00
2,000.00
.00
250.00
2,100.00
.00
.00
.00
5oo.oo
.00
.00
85O.OO
1,000.00
50.00
.00
$ 6,840.00
and further, approval was given to transfer Sanford Industrial Commission Funds, as follows:
$1,~00.00 fro~ Account No. 851~, Advertising and Promotional
to: Account No. 8507, Travel Expense $900.00
Account No. 8508, Telephone & Telegraph $500.00
After consideration, Commissioner Roberts moved to authorize the Sanford Industrial
Commission to pay the amount of $1,980.00 to Neal D. Peterson, associated with law offices
of Cottone, Millman, Peterson and Eldridge, Washington, D. C., as evidenced on statement,
dated September 5, 1969, for professional services rendered in connection with development
of policy for the Sanford Industrial Commission for the months of June, July, and August,
1969, and the acquisition of the former Sanford Naval Air Station property. Seconded .by
Commissioner Wilson and carried.
Resolution No. 1062 was next introduced and after being read in full, Commissioner
Higginbotham moved on its passage and adoption. Seconded by Commissioner Wilson and
approved by the unanimous vote of the Commission.
Said Resolution No. 1062 being in words and figures as follows:
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OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA AFFIRMTI~G
TO THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
UTILIZATION OF FUNDS BY THE CITY OF SAN-
FORD FROM PROPOSED SALES OF UTILITY
SYSTEMS AT THE FORMER NAVAL AIR STATION
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, by letter dated September 22, 1969, under the signa-
ture of its Mayor, has proposed to the Federal Aviation Administration a sale of the telephone
and electrical syatems located on the property recently acquired by the City of Sanford, and
being formerly known as NAS, Sanford, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, has determined that
such sale as outlined in said letter is necessary and desirable for the orderly and proper
development of said property for airport purposes;
'NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD,
FLORIDA, that all proceeds derived from the sale of the existing telephone system and elec-
trical system as outlined in the letter.of September 22, 1969, hereinabove described, will
be committed and used by the City of Sanford for the development or renovation of the airport
runway lighting system; the renovation of the airport sewage system and its direct connection
into the sewage system of the City of Sanford, Florida, and for connecting a main water supply
system from the City of Sanford to said property.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of September, A.D. 1969.
Attest:s/ H. N. Tamm, Jr.
City Clerk
s/ Lee P. Moore, Mayor
s/ Earl Higginbotham
s/ W. Vincent Roberts
~/ A. L. Wilson
As the 'city COmmission of the
City of Sanford, Florida
After consideration and on motion of Commissioner HigginbOtham, seconded by Commis-
sioner Roberts and carried, transfers for"the 1968-69 Budget were authorized as follows:
FROM ACCOUNT
1201 City Manager, Salaries
1205 City Manager, Office
Supplies
TO ACCOUNT
$ 559.00 1202 City Manager, Gas & Oil $ 29.00
City Manager, Automotive
156.00 Expense 98.00
1203
1206 City Manager, Printing and
Office Expense
21.00
1207 Gity:~Na~age~~ Travel Expense
1210 City Manager, Postage
166.00
o.o0
1212 City Manager, Furniture,
Fixtures and Office Equipment
156. O0
1213 City Manager, Dues and
Subscriptions
1.00
1255 City Manager, Radio
Naint enanc e
~.00
1505 City Attorney, Office 1501-A Suit Expense 49.00
Supplies
9.oo
1509 Civil Service, 1510 Civil Service, Postage 12.00
Miscellaneous Expense 12.00
2107 Municipal Court, 2101 Municipal Court, Salary 60.00
Travel Expense
2201
22O2
Police Department,
Salaries
Police Department,
Gas and Oil
60. O0
5,595.oo
2205 PoliCe Department,
Automotive Expense
4,547.00
2206 Police Department,
396.00 Printing & Office Expense 502.00
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FROM ACCOUNT
2209 Police Department,
Office Supplies
$ 24.00
2207 Police Department,
Travel Expense
2213
Police Department,
Dues & Subscriptions
2216 Police Department,
Uniforms-Clothing
2221
Police Department,
Building Repairs and
Maintenance
2224 Police Department, Dog
Corps Expense-Food & Vet
2230 Police Department,
'Chemicals & Disinfectants
2251 Police Department, Food
For Prisoners
2254 Police Department, Photo
And Drunk-O-Meter
2257 Police Department, Schools
and Training
497.00
51.00
95.00
TO ACCOUNT
2208 Police Department,
Telephone & Telegraph
2209 Police Department,
Miscellaneous
2212 Police Department, Furniture,
Fixtures & Office Equipment
2218 Police Department,
Janitor Supplies
2501
2526
Fire Department,
Salaries
Fire. Department,
Equipment-General
2223 Police Department, Fuel
102.00 2252
140.00
54. O0
65.oo
160.00
92O.OO
1,261.00
4401 Swimming Pools, Salaries 50.00
5,665 · O0
4901 Refuse, Salaries
59.00
5005 Engineering, Automotive
Expense
Police Department, Clothing,
Miscellaneous Supplies for
Prisoners
2253 Police Department, Repairs to
Radio & Telephone
2255 Police Department,
Ammunition
2256 Police Department, Police
Equipment
2285 Police Department, Awards
and Damages
2298 Police Department, Pistol
Range
2302 Fire Department, Gas & Oil
2505
Fire Department,
Automotive Expense
25O5
Fire Department,
Office Supplies
2308 Fire Department,
Telephone & Telegraph
2509 Fire Department,
Miscellaneous
2515
Fire Department,
Dues & Subscriptions
2316 Fire Department, Uniforms-
Clothing Allowance
2519 Fire Department, Tools
2318 Fire Department,
Janitor Supplies'
2521 Fire Department, Building
Repairs & Maintenance
2325 Fire Department, Fuel
2546 Fire Department,
Quarters Supplies
2553 Fire Department, Radio
Maintenance
2557 Fire Department,
Schools - Training
J~q22 Swimming Pools,
Miscellaneous Supplies
4903 Refuse, Automotive Expense
4919
Refuse, Equipment Repairs
and Maintenance
5001 Engineering, Salaries
5006 Engineering, Printing
and Office Expense
$ 241.00
116.00
151.00
148.00
502.00
70 · O0
515.00
271.00
559.00
lO0.O0
18. O0
29.00
1,502.00
5.00
5.00
185.00
9.00
65.00
1.00
#7.00
6.00
116.00
55.oo
98 · O0
84.00
50.00
2,650.00
1,015.00
58.oo
1.00
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FROM ACCOUNT
6001 Libra~y~ Salaries
6018 Library,
Janitor Supplies
$ 57.00
52.00
7085 Insurance,
Automotive
646. O0
7087 Insurance, Public
Liability-Stadium
210.00
7089 Insurance, Robbery
15.00
7092 Insurance,
Employees' Group
252.00
7095 Insurance,
_ Employees' Pension
556.00
9105
9106
Utility Administration,
Office Supplies
59.oo
Utility Administration,
Printing & Office Expense. 556.00
9107 Utility Administration,
City Commission Expense
190.00
9108 Utility Administration,
Telephone & Telegraph
54.00
9112
Utility Administration,
Furniture, Fixtures &
Office Equipment
16.00
9184 Utility Administration,
City Utilities
500.00
9185 Utility Administration,
Auto Fleet Coverage
176. O0
9201 Utility Plants,
Salaries
5,894.00
9223-A Utility Plants,
Water
600.00
TO ACCOUNT
60O5
6006
6007
6021
6028
7086
7O88
7o9o
Library, Office Supplies
Library, Printing and
Office Expense
Library, Travel Expense
Library, Building Repairs
& Maintenance
Library, Books
Insurance, Public Liability
Insurance, Building and
Contents
Insurance, Social Security
9110
9121
91-8
9186
9188
9190
9197
Utility Administration,
Postage & Post Card Bills
Utility Administration,
Building Repairs & Maintenance
Utility Administration,
Engineering
Utility Administration,
Public Liability ~surance
Utility Administration,
Insurance-Building & Contents
Utility Administration, Old
Age & Survivors Insurance
Utility Administration,
Data Processing Service
9202 Utility Plants, Gas & Oil
9205
Utility Plants, Automotive
Expense
9206 Utility Plants, Printing
& Office Expense
9208 Utility Plants, Telephone
9209 Utility Plants, Miscellaneous
9210 Utility Plants, Postage
9212 Utility Plants, Furniture,
Fixtures & Office Expense
9215 Utility Plants, Dues &
Subscriptions
9219 Utility Plants, Equipment
Repairs & Maintenance
9219-A
Utility Plants, Equipment
Repairs & Maintence-Lift
Station
9221 Utility Plants, Building
Repairs & Maintenance
9223-C Utility Plants, Utilities-
Lift Station
9250-A Utility Plants,
Chemicals-Water
9253 Utility Plants, Radio
Maintenance
92-7 Utility Plants, Telemetering
$ 42.00
11.00
5.00
1.00
52.00
2,017.00
108.00
2,512.00
49.00
51.00
20. O0
2,997.00
265.00
191.00
560.00
220.00
595.00
100.00
148.00
55.oo
20.00
10.O0
1.00
1,000.00
600. O0
100.00
777.00
670,0O
100.00
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FROM ACCOUNT
9326 ~Water Distribution,
Equipment-General
9329 .Water Distribution,
Water Extension
-Materials
TO ACCOUNT
9301 Water Distribution,
$ 2,094.00 Salaries $ 2,224.00
9526 Sewer Department,
Equipment-General
2,200.00
506.00
9502
Water. Distribution,
Gas and Oil
9505
Water Distribution,
Automotive
9306 Water Distribution, Printing
and Office Expense
9308 Water Distribution,
Telephone
9316 Water Distribution, Uniforms
93-2 Water Distribution,
Meter Repairs
95-3 Water Distribution, Repairs
& Maintenance of Mains
9502 Sewer, Gas and Oil
9522 Sewer, Miscellaneous Supplies
9555 Sewer~ Radio Maintenance
175.00
173.00
6.00
18. O0
5.00
92.00
1,601.00
400.00
6.OO
100.00
4792-A Street Department, Street C 986 Public Project Fund 6,240.00
Construction, Lakeview
Avenue-First to Second
Street 890.00
Street Department,
Street Construction
5,550 · O0
4792
The City Attorney next gave a report on procedures necessary to place the question of
urban renewal on the City election ballot:
'One referendum is required to implement the act and thereafter the City
Commission is requfred only to hold public hearings wherein the Commission
exercises its discretion for any implementation under the act. It is a
referendum of the electors and can be placed on the ballot at a general
election or a special election called for that purpose. It requires a
motion to'be passed by the Commission offering this act to the electors
'and directing the city clerk to run notices thereof once each week for
four consecutive weeks; the first publication being a least 30 days in
advance of the election where the electors will have the right to decide
yea or naye. If it is placed on the ballot and it is defeated, it cannot
be placed on the ballot for a period of two years.
After' discussion, Commissioner Roberts moved that the Mayor and City Clerk, after
preparation by the City Attorney, be authorized to sign the necessary documents to place
Urban Renewal on the City election ballot for the date of December 2, 1969. Seconded by
Commissioner Higginbotham and carried.
A discussion was next held regarding requirement of the State Board of Health for a
secondary treatment sewer plant and the only source of revenue for its cOnstruction being
a "general obligation bond issue", except any funds that might be appropriated by the federal
~overnTent. Said discussion relating to a report of a t~ip by City officials to Tallahassee
to answer a citation and discuss with the Air and Water Pollution authorities the matter of
secondary treatment plant at an estimated cost of $1,770,000.00. It was pointed out that the
plant is one of seven capital improvement projects proposed by the City Commission, in the
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[pproximate amount of seven million dollars.
Commissioner Roberts moved to place the entire proposed capital improvement programs
on the City election ballot on December 2, 1969, with a brief outline relating to the indi-
vidual project and proposed cost of same and further, that the voters be informed that it is
a "straw" ballot and the vote is not binding in that it is not a bond issue question and does
not commit the spending money at this time. However, as improvements are needed in the
future, said balloting would be used as a guide for implementation of the individual project.
Seconded by Commissioner Higginbotham. and carried on Capital Improvement Projects listed as
follows:
~ro~ect
Drainage System (City-wide)
Street Paving (Georgetwon and Goldsboro)
Secondary Sewage Treatment Plant
Zoo Relocation
Fire Station
Library
City Hall and Security Complex
City Hall
Security Complex
Total
Cost
$ 3,250,000.00
845,000.00
1,770,000.00
180,000.00
120,000.00
200,000.00
450,000.00
400,000,00
$ 7,213,000.00
The City Attorney next reported on authorization of September 8, 1969, to prepare
an amendment to Ordinance No. 913 so that the dates of the certificate of competency will
correspond with the City's fiscal year and that said amendment was not necessary since the
ordinance as passed sets up a Central Contractors Examining Board which has the authority to
make this change and it is only.necessary that the City Commission instruct the Central
Examining Board that the City Commission did approve the change in the renewal date of said
certificates, as reflected in the minutes of September 8, 1969.
After consideration and on recommendation of the City Manager, on motion of Commis-
sioner Higginbotham,'seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried, authorization was given to
pay the amount of $5,985.58 to Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc., for work performed from
July 30, 1969 to September 19, 1969, on the construction of the dressing room addition to the
Sanford Civic Center, as evidenced on Application No. 2, dated September 19, 1969, and author-
ized under Contract dated June 16, 1969.
Consideration was next given to the feasibility of furnishing a sewer line to the
Grapeville Avenue Industrial Park area, and on motion of Commissioner Higginbotham, seconded
by Commissioner Roberts and carried, the firm of Clark,Di~tZ and Associates was AUthorized to
iproceed with the engineering, survey, design, construction plans, and permit work on said
~ewer line, as submitted in a prior preliminary study, for an estimated cost of $3,500.00.
On motion of Commissioner HigginbOtham, seconded by Commissioner Wilson and carried,
~inutes of August 25, and September 8, 1969, were approved.
After discussion and on recommendation of the City Manager, Commissioner Higgin-
botham moved that the salary classification of police employee Robert Howell, effective
October l, 1969, be established as Communications Clerk, E grade, at an annual salary of
$5,155.00. Seconded by CoCmissioner Higginbotham and carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.~/~