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04-11-1977 - Regular J o u CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER REGULAR MEETING HELD April 11, 1977 Mayor Armstrong called the Public Hearing and Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida to order Monday, April 11, 1977 at 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL: Mayor Dana T. Armstrong Councilwoman Ryta F. Webber Councilman Henry C. Riggs Councilman Walter B. Sikes Councilman Calvin R. Dietz City Attorney Judson I. Woods City Clerk Sue Blackwell Police Chief Earl Baugh Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present INVOCATION: SALUTE TO FLAG: PUBLIC HEARING: Mayor Armstrong explained that the City will be recelvlng the sum of $39,122.00 between January 1, 1977 and September 30, 1977. We have $55,931.29 of other Federal Revenue that needs to be appropriated. He stated that he thinks these two will have to be handled separately because of the new regulations that went into effect January 1, 1977. The City Clerk explained that all the money will be allocated under the new rules and regulations. There was a lengthy discussion on Street Paving and Improvements. Mayor Armstrong recommended that the $39,122.00 be allocated for paving and improve- ments. It was the concensus of opinion that even if the entire Eighth Entitlement was appropriated to Street Paving and Improvements, it would only be a drop in the bucket as far as any paving in Florida Shores is concerned. The City Council discussed sealing streets that are already paved. It was decided that this would be the thing to do, pave some other streets, but use most of the appropriation for sealing. Councilman Dietz said that we have recommendations from the City Clerk and we should go over them one by one to see how the Council feels concerning each of them. The City Clerk read the recommendation on Capital Expenditures: $36,000.00 for Water and Sewer Improvements $10,053.29 for Street Paving and Improvements $15,000.00 for Police Cars $20,000.00 for Financial Administration (General Fund part of computer) $14,000.00 for Ditch Witch After discussion on each of the above items, it seemed to be the opinion of the majority of the Council to eliminate the $14,000 for the Ditch Witch and add it to the Street Paving and Improvements, which made this amount now $24,053.29. The other recommendations seemed to be agreed upon. o o Councilman Sikes stated that to motion to delete the $14,000.00 Street Paving and Improvements, Upon roll call vote said motion get the ball rolling, he would make a for the Ditch Witch and add it to the being seconded by Councilman Riggs. CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Dietz made a motion that the $36,000.00 be appropriated for Water and Sewer Improvements, the $15,000.00 for Police cars, the $20,000.00 for Financial Administration, being seconded by Council- man Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-1. Mayor Armstrong voting NO. Mayor Armstrong said that we will need a motion to instruct the attorney to draw up an Ordinance. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we instruct the attorney to draw up an Ordinance in regard to these appropriations, being seconded by Councilman Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. The Mayor asked if there were any comments from the audience. There being none, he called a five minute recess of the meeting. Regular meeting continued on next page. -2- o o Mayor Armstrong called the regular meeting of the City Council to order. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Councilman Dietz made a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting held March 30, 1977, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-1. Councilman Riggs voting NO. He was absent. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting held April 4, 1977, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-1. Mayor Armstrong voting NO. He was absent from the meeting. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS: Mayor Armstrong read the amount of the bills in the General Fund account, and asked for any questions. Councilman Riggs made a motion to pay the bills, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Mayor Armstrong read the amount of the bills in the Water and Sewer account. Councilman Dietz made a motion to pay the bills, being seconded by Council- woman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. COMMUNICATIONS: The City Clerk read a letter from Mr. Charles M. Collins, Department of Environmental Regulation, stating that the City will not be required to de- water the sanitary landfill site or treat the water at the landfill. The City Clerk read a notice that the Policy Committee of the Volusia Coastal Area Transportation Study will meet April 13, 1977 in Daytona. Also, VCOG meets the same place, the same date. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we authorize the mayor and Mrs. Webber to attend these two meetings. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Dietz stated to the mayor, that we have no alternate in the case of~his absence listed with the VCOG, VCATS or any of these committees. All of the other Cities have listed alternates. He stated that we should set up an alternate to attend these meetings so that we will have a vote. Mayor Armstrong stated that he has no objection to this. He explained that VCATS will have about two more meetings and then the Governor's board will take over. Councilwoman Webber stated that we are talking about VCOG, she added that when the Mayor is not there we do not have a vote. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we instruct the City Attorney to draw up a Resolution to be presented to VCOG, that Mrs. Webber be the alternate to the Mayor in all VCOG meetings, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Councilman Riggs asked if this will give Mrs. Webber a vote in case the Mayor is not there? Councilman Dietz answered yes. -3- o o Mayor Armstrong said, no, until they pass the by-laws. Mrs. Murphy asked why Mrs. Webber is attending these meetings; she is the coordinator over the Police, and Fire, shouldn't someone go who is involved in Planning and Zoning go? She stated that she does not understand why we have two representatives? Councilman Dietz stated that she has the knowledge and ability, and has looked into these things and has been doing a very good job for the City Council. While the Mayor is sitting in the front, she sits in the back and hears both sides of this, which gives us a cross picture of it. And at times when the Mayor can not attend these meetings, we still have representation. He added that it would be foolish to send the alternate only at the time that the Mayor can not go, because if they don't know what has been going on in the past, they will be lost as to what was going on. Mrs. Murphy asked the Mayor if there are minutes to these meetings? Mayor Armstrong stated yes. Upon roll call vote on the motion, said motion CARRIED, 5-0. The City Clerk read a letter from the Department of Community Affairs in regard to the joint applications for the 701 funds. Councilwoman Webber stated that she thinks we should hold up on this, because Thursday Mr. Sayes and Mr. Sakorski will be here, and perhaps they can go into this a little further. There was no action taken in regard to this matter. AUDIENCE MISCELLANEOUS: Mrs. Rich was given the floor. She stated that her water meter was taken out and replaced with a new one. No one could tell her who ordered this. She said that she took the reading on the meter they took out and the meter that was put in, and what she wants to know is why was there 5 gallons of water on the reading of the meter before it was put in. Also why her meter was taken out when the two houses on the north and south of her are older than hers? Mayor Armstrong stated that he has no knowledge of this. Mrs. Rich stated that for some time she has not been drinking the water, she has made other arrangements about drinking water, and her bill stays pretty much the same, and some smart aleck thinks that something is wrong with her meter. Councilman Dietz explained that they are pulling the old meters from different sections of the City and sending them into the shop and having them checked. They only bought twenty at a time to check them out to see if there is an indication that these old meters are slipping. The reason being is the fact that we have a discrepancy of a million and a half gallons of water each month, which we can not account for. He added that he had nothing to do with this, he did not know where they were going. Mrs. Rich questioned the 5 gallons that was on the meter when they put it in. Councilman Dietz stated that there is a chance that it was like that when the plant sent the meter to them, and she will get cheated out of 5 gallons. If there is some way of computing this, he will see to it that the Water Department computes it for her. Mrs. Rich stated that if her bill goes up, she will come to City Hall about it. -4- o o Mr. Tommy Duane was given the floor. He stated that he is here representing the Fire Department, and he is asking about something that the majority of the membership of the department does not like. He asked the Mayor, that since he is the Civil Defense Director, and he is responsible for the supor- dinates under him which namely is the Civil Defense Coordinator; he asked if the mayor was aware that the Civil Defense Coordinator issued a letter to the Council and the public and did he see the letter prior to it being released? Mayor Armstrong stated that he did not see the letter before it was released. Mr. Duane asked if the Mayor is in agreement with the letter? Mayor Armstrong stated that he is not. Mr. Duane stated that they were informed that the Mayor was in full agreement with the letter. Mayor Armstrong stated that he told Mr. Christy that he was very proud of the departments and the personnel responding to the drill that we had. However he thought that it wasn't properly organized and this was what the drill was for. For the purpose to find out where we would make mistakes and where we might improve, but there was no room for criticism on anybody's part and there wasn't any on his part. Tape 1B Mr. Duane stated that he did not take this as criticism, he took it as an absolute insult to the department and to himself personally. In order to clear the air, since your subordinate took it upon himself to put this out to the public, without any prior consideration to the department head or to the City Council, he would like to critique this letter and give his opinion of it. He stated that he will apologize for anything that he is about to say that offends anybody in any way. He read his own report of the entire situation, explaining that at no time, which is the duty on any Civil Defense operation is to designate to the departmental heads that this is a Civil Defense operation, at this time it was put out as an emergency to be handled by and solely by the departments within the City pertaining to their duties. He stated that none of the department heads knew that this was a drill, they thought it was an outright emergency. There are certain things that are primarily involved in setting up a drill, one is location, and seeing to it that you have personnel at that location to critique, to tear apart and pick out things that are done wrong by the groups that are involved. The most important thing is a meeting called right after the operation to tear it apart from one end to the other and try to better it in any way that you can; to clear the air, in fact. He added that none of this was done. You pulled every piece of emergency equipment to the farthest corner of this City and left the City wide open. He held #4 at the station, then half way to the scene had second thoughts, a plane down means lives and a lot of gasoline, so he amended his order and rolled #4 also, against his wishes. He had 26 men at the scene, of the 26, 11 left their jobs, and they didn't disagree, but had he known that it was a drill the men that showed on the scene that were pulled of their jobs, he would have sent them back to work because that was money out of their pockets. The report from the Civil Defense Coordinator states that he repeated the request for the aircraft. He did not repeat the request; he explained what happened. At no time was there a point established as to a communication place, other than the Civil Defense one at 9:34, at which time Unit 801 and the Police Department acknowledged. This was never designated for the Civil Defense to take over, he wondered at that time why C.D. #1, came out there trying to set up a command post at 35th and Saba1 Palm, which he had no business doing, because he is a Rescue member and a Fire Department member, which he was up now for the charge of a conflict of interest. There is no way one man can fill three operations at an emergency. He ignored that command communication because at that point in his mind, Civil Defense was not even in the picture. He explained that a conversation between the CB'ers trying to get a control set up, jammed their frequency in the middle of an emergency search. -5- o o Mr. Duane continued to go over the report that was written, explaining and rebuting the statements made about his department. He added that at no time during the entire operation did he give a command or issue a command to any- thing other than Fire Department personnel, which are his responsibility. Mayor Armstrong thanked Mr. Duane for bringing this to the attention of the people. He takes the responsibility of what had happened, it was intended to happen the way it did. He did direct the coordinator, and in such a manner that it was his prerogative to tell the Chief Police, Fire Chief or anyone else at the head of the department if he so desired. The purpose was to train people. He was concerned with the Emergency Rescue, Fire De- partment, Street Department, Public Works, and the clerical staff in Edge- water, however he also indicated to Mr. Christy to go on record as notifying, but actually not to, the Volusia County Civil Air Patrol, Volusia County Public Works, Volusia County Civil Defense, the Edgewater Clinic, Fish and Halifax Hospitals emergency staffs, Beacon Ambulance Service, Florida Highway Patrol, NSB Police Department, National Guards, the Utilities Department, Bell Tele- phone, Florida Power & Light and react channel 9 with the C.B.,all standby units that we have on contract, American Red Cross and Salvation Army in order to prevent the program that we would have to work on to start some scrap somewhere. He did not say who to put in command,where. Mr. Duane stated that he will only make one request; on any governing body that is going to pull off a drill that is going to involve as many operations that this involved, that a thoroughly plan, well executed drill be established on the base of it before you pull a drill of this size again. Mayor Armstrong stated that we have had one school of instruction in a year or better. If we are going to have Civil Defense, Emergency Preparedness we are going to honor these people for the good work that they do and the sacri- fice that they make for the community then he thinks that they should do it right. If he did anything wrong he is sorry. Mr. Duane stated that what he wishes is that we could have had this critique in private with the group that was involved instead of it being thrown to the public like it was. Mayor Armstrong stated that he thought about getting together with all of the department heads and discuss this matter, but that is what he has a coordinator for. Mr. Duane continued with the letter. He stated that there never was a command post set up by the Police Department that was ignored, because they could never get on the air. C.D. #1 was the only one who ever said command post over the air. In regard to the attendance of the meetings with Civil Defense and department heads, he stated that with what you have operating in Civil Defense he is not going to take part in it until they can show him that they have some- one there that can get the cooperation of the different departments. He added that Civil Defense is a good concept, and done right can be a very useful tool, but it is not being done right in this City and has not been done right. He is asking for some changes, and if some changes are not made there is going to be more serious trouble in the future. Councilman Dietz asked the Mayor if this is going to be done in the future, the Council should be notified because they get numerous phone calls and are at odds about this. Councilman Sikes stated that he has to disagree with Mr. Dietz, because he feels that we should be surprised and ready to go at any time as well as all of the others. We do need to talk this all out. Mayor Armstrong explained that if this had been a real emergency the Council would have been one of the first called. He asked for anything further on Miscellaneous. There being none, the meeting moved on. -6- o o RESOLUTIONS: RES. NO. 710 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JUDSON I. WOODS, JR., AS CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, SETTING FORTH THE TERMS OF HIS REMUNERATION, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Woods read the Resolution in full. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. ORDINANCES: None OLD BUSINESS: Councilman Riggs stated that he did check on the mulching machine. He is going to get some more information on this, and he will report to the Council when he has all of this information. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item of business is conversation on the computer program for the City. The City Clerk explained that the proposal came back from May lima the way the Council requested it. Burrough's came in with a proposal which is roughly $33,000 a year without the license fee. She explained that she has several questions about this proposal but she could not reach the man to ask him. Last week the figure that was given by this company was $43,000. She stated that the man from NCR is at the meeting if the Council wishes to talk with him. Attorney Woods asked to address the Council at this time. He stated that he was not able to attend the special meeting at which Mr. Cunningham presented his contract. The question that is running through his mind is are we going to run a foul of our competiting ordinance? You are going to buy a piece of equipment. We do hire May lima as our auditors. Councilman Sikes stated that it was indicated at our meeting that if we went with any other firm other than May lima we would have to go out on bids. Councilman Dietz stated that these are not competitive prices, these are round figures. He would like to know what these machines incorporate. He stated that we are not asking for figures, we just want to know what their machines will do. Attorney Woods stated that you are also getting prices though. Tape 2A Mr. La Hatte from NCR stated that these are ball park figures and not a bid. It is just information on two of their systems. Attorney Woods stated that he would like to assure himself and the Council that we are not running foul of our ordinances. He would like this tabled until he gets a chance to look at it. This was agreed upon by Mr. La Hatte and Mr. Cunningham. Attorney Woods explained that he is just trying to protect the City. Councilman Sikes asked Mr. La Hatte some questions about his system, and the way that the City would be charged. Councilman Sikes stated that based on the information that the attorney has given us, he recommended that we table this until next Monday, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. -7- o o Mr. Cunningham stated that he has furnished the City with a copy of his engagement, and he would like to know if there are any other changes they would like, because he will not be here next Monday. He would like to get his information to Mr. Woods. Councilman Sikes asked Mr. Cunningham a question about in the event May Zima decided to sell their computer business to some other company and perhaps the City would not want to go with that company. He stated that he would think at that time the program that we had paid for should be- come the ~ity of Edgewater's Mr. Cunningham stated that the City would have to agree with them before this would be sold to any other company or anything like this. He said that he will have this written into the proposal. There was some discussion about leasing computer programs. It was decided that it is more feasible to buy one than lease one. Mayor Armstrong stated that we have a motion on the floor to table this until next Monday night, he asked for a roll call. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item is equipment bids and certification of bids received. The City Clerk stated that she placed an ad in the News & Observer on the 22th of March. She has three bids. The bids were opened and read. These bids were for the equipment at the City garage that are being sold. Councilman Riggs made a motion to accept all of the bids from Park Avenue Used Auto Parts, with the exception of the bid on the Ford Tractor, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Riggs made a motion to sell the Ford Tractor to Mr. Cook, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Councilman Sikes stated that he spoke to a gentleman about that tractor who said that the tractor was probably worth $1,000. It needs some repairs but you can still use it to pull the mowers and other things around there. He feels that it would be worth more to us. Councilman Riggs stated that he feels that we should get rid of it rather than putting more money into it. It is up to the Council though. There was discussion about the repairs that are needed. Councilman Dietz withdrew his second, Councilman Riggs withdrew his motion. Councilwoman Webber made a motion that we keep the tractor and reject all other bids, being seconded by Councilman Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-0. Councilman Dietz had stepped out of the room. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item of business is about the ditcher. He stated t~at he does not know what we need the ditcher for, we are not going to lay that much water pipe. We don't have enough money to lay that much pipe. The City Clerk read the recommendation from Mr. Kuyk in regard to the bids received, stating that it is his opinion that the Ditch Witch deisel powered is the best buy for the City. Tape 28 Councilman Sikes asked how much it is costing us to lease this equipment when we need it? Councilman Dietz stated that on the basis that we have been paying it will cost us about $15,000 a year, which includes a man. He explained that it is a problem to use the backhoe from the Street Department. He stated his reasons for agreeing with Mr. Kuyk's recommendation. -8- o o Councilman Dietz made a motion that we award the bid to the Ditch Witch for the ditch witch in the amount of $15,500.00, and the order to be placed by Mr. Kuyk, the monies for the payment of this will be taken out of the Federal Revenue Fund that was appropriated for the Water and Sewer Department and instruction to the City Attorney to draw up a Resolution for the Council to appropriate that money from the Federal Revenue, being seconded by Council- man Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-1. Mayor Armstrong voting NO. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item of business is a discussion in regard to the change of the election terms. The City Clerk explained that if the Council wants to do anything about this, it is time to get started on it. Councilman Dietz stated that this will have to be put on the ballot. Mayor Armstrong spoke on this, stating that we will have to decide how we want this done, and when the terms will start. The people will have to decide whether they want this or not. Mayor Armstrong spoke to the Council about the sign at the end of Ocean Avenue regarding the Water treatment Plant outflow. He stated that he can not even find where the sign use to be. From what he found out, the Coast Guard said to pull the sign out and forget about, there was no other requirement about it. He said that we would have to get permission to post a sign on the beach. Councilman Sikes stated that it is somewhere in the regulations that requires that we post this. Mayor Armstrong stated that he knows that Southern Bell has a sign posted in regards to their cable which is under the water. Councilman Dietz stated that we can put a sign up, but it will be 125 feet from the end of the pipe. We can not put the sign in the water anymore. Mrs. Negedly spoke to the Council about this, explaining that a lot of small children swim in this area and there should be some type of caution posted especially in regards to the drop off there. She also spoke about the boats going through there at high speed. Councilman Dietz stated that New Smyrna Beach is now working on an Ordinance where they are going to restrict the speed of the boat traffic through their area. He has asked for a copy of this Ordinance, so that the City of Edge- water can also vote on an Ordinance compatible on what they have. Then the Marine Patrol will have the authority to control this. Mayor Armstrong stated that he sees no reason why the Water Department can not put up a sign at this area. Councilman Dietz asked why should the Water Department put this sign up? Councilman Sikes stated that there is a regulation that says that there must be a sign at any flow into any river, stating that this is the dis- charge from some sewerage. Councilman Dietz made a motion to table this until next week, get complete reports from Briley, Wild and Associates and Mr. will know what the law is,being seconded by Councilman Riggs. call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. and he will Kuyk and we Upon roll NEW BUSINESS: Mayor Armstrong stated that if we are going to do some work on the roads in Florida Shores we are going to have to have some shell to do it with. We will need to go out for bids on this. -9- o o They discussed how much shell they need. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we go out for bids on coquina shell with a minimum of 5,000 yards, F.O.B. loaded on our truck, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Councilman Riggs stated that we donlt need to specify coquina shell, road paving shell will do. Councilman Sikes stated that he will change his motion to say road paving shell. Upon roll call vote on the motion, said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we authorize Mr. Riggs to purchase $2,000 worth of shell immediately to start on these roads until the bids come back, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. MISCELLANEOUS: Councilwoman Webber stated that there are a lot of violations of the Zoning Ordinance being made by a number of people. Section 801.00 in the Ordinance states that any person violating this Ordinance shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500 or imprisonment. She read the entire section. She stated that nobody seems to know who is to enforce this. Mayor Armstrong stated that all laws in Edgewater are enforcable by the Chief of Police, however if it comes under the Building Code, the Building Official is going to have to go and sign an affidavit before the Chief can issue a citation. It is a two party operation. Councilwoman Webber stated that she has talked with Mr. Woods about this and there are a number of violations right now in the City. There was some discussion about the permits being issued for these violations. Mayor Armstrong stated that these come out of the Building Official IS office but he does not know who issued them. He also explained that since he was directed from the Council that anybody who comes in for an occupational license is to discuss it with them, but if they are going to make mistakes like this he thinks these people should come to the Council for approval. Councilwoman Webber suggested that we ask the Building Official to attend our next meeting and thrash this out. Mayor Armstrong stated that he was not at the meeting on April 4th, and he would like to correct something that Mr. Dietz said. He explained that we did not have a called meeting to meet with the officials from Farmers Home. This was strictly a pre closing conference. They were going to tell us what they expected and we were going to tell them what we expected and we would inform the clerk as to what we had to have in the matter of the closing com- mitments. There was no roll call made, no record or minutes. Tape 3A Councilman Sikes stated that he thought this was understood by the Council. Mayor Armstrong stated that he has had several calls about us having secret meetings, and he wanted it understood that this was no meeting. Councilman Dietz stated that he would like to be excused from the Council meetings starting April 25th through May 30th. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we excuse Mr. Dietz from April 25th through May 30th, being seconded by Councilman Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. -10- o o Mayor Armstrong stated that we have complaints on dust on Orange Tree Drive as well as other sections of Florida Shores. We know this, and there is nothing that we can do about this except hope for rain. ADJOURNMENT: Councilman Sikes made a motion to adjourn, being seconded by Councilman Riggs. Said motion CARRIED. MINUTES TAKEN BY: Sue Bl ackwell Debbie Sigler iJ---- r ~ kS Mayor ~ Councilwoman ~c~(.QL~ d; rt day of ~ ATTEST: '(?proved this AP~i+-. 1977 ~ f~-- ~ a-7-r.4'~~- Mayo ~ -11- . r o GENERAL FUND: City of Edgewater WW & SS Florida Power & Light News & Observer Americah Hardware Larry Gibson Dennis Warren J. J. Vaughn Florida Awning Company Florida Fire & Safety Electrical Construction National Chemsearch Diversified Electronics Southern Paint New Smyrna Sheet Metal Smyrna Auto Parts Magnolia Motor Company Ropp's Automotive Electric Smyrna Mobi 1 Mac Smith Equipment Company WATER AND WASTEWATER: Florida Power & Light City Auto Supply Smyrna Auto Parts B & H Sales Economy Electric Company NCR Corporation o BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Apri 1 11, 1977 Fire City Hall, St., Fire, Blpk., Shuflbrd. Legal Fire, P & P, City H., Landfill, P.O., St. Street P.O. Street E.V.E.R P.O. Library Street E.V.E.R. P.O., Street Com. Ctr. Street, P.O. Street Street P.O. Street Water & Wastewater Water Wastewater Water Wastewater Water & Wastewater 5.50 488.64 4.80 82.37 23.48 42.53 380.40 8.80 7.80 35.79 351.68 42.99 26.71 2,445.00 14.14 6.15 16.00 112.18 8.96 4,103.92 1 ,169. 14 .90 45.83 75.60 97.40 28.97 1 ,41 7 . 84