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01-10-1977 - Regular . o o CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER REGULAR MEETING HELD January 10, 1977 Mayor Armstrong ca 11 ed the regul ar meeti ng of the C,ity Council of the City of Edgewater to order Monday, January 10, 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 William Gillespie City Clerk Sue Blackwell Police Chief Earl Baugh Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present I NVOCA TI ON SALUTE TO FLAG APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Councilman Dietz made a motion that the minutes of the meetings held December 27, 1976 and January 3, 1977 be approved, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS: Mayor Armstrong read the total of the bills in the General Fund account and the Water and Wastewater account. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to pay the bills, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. There were several questions from the council and the audience. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. COMr~UNICATIONS : The CitY,Clerk read the list of officers of the Edgewater Volunteer Emergency Rescue. The City Clerk read a meeting notice of the Volusia Coastal Area Transportation Study for Thursday, January 27, at 7P.M. in the Courthouse Annex, Daytona Beach. She also stated that the Volusia Council of Governments will meet in the same place on Wednesday, January 12. This is of interest to us because on the agenda is the discussion regarding staff review of local projects. Mayor Armstrong stated that he will be attending this meeting. Councilman Sikes made a motion that in addition to the mayor's attending this meeting, that Mr. Dietz will also represent the City of Edgewater since he has made quite a few contacts pertaining this unfavorable comment that this group made toward our E.D.A application, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. o o The City Clerk read a notice from the Department of Community Affairs in regard to workshops being held on labor management relations. It was agreed that a letter of appreciation should be returned to the Department of Community Affairs. The City Clerk read a letter from Charles Tindell, Attorney for the Police Benevolent Association in regard to the vacation pay due to the P.B.A. members who are on a probationary period. There was discussion about this, Mayor Armstrong stated that we will have to update our Ordinance in regard to this. The City Clerk read a letter from the Zoning Board recommending that the Building Inspectors issue all occupational licenses so they can inspect said businesses to be sure that they are doing business under said license. Mayor Armstrong stated that he agrees tnat the Building Inspector should check all the licenses and businesses. Councilman Dietz stated that the Ordinance states that the only one allowed to issue licenses is the City Clerk, the Mayor or the City Council. After further discussion, Councilwoman Webber made a motion that we instruct our Building Official to check into these things and find out where the viola- tions are and see that they are corrected, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. There was discussion about a particular situation, where a license was issued for a'mini warehouse and a permit was issued, which seems to be in error. Councilman Sikes asked that attorney if they have been issued a building permit and we were to go and advise him now that he will have to stop building, what position does that put us in? Attorney Gillespie stated that this puts the City in a bad position, however the law is law, and if it was a mistake, he should be notified of such and it should be explained that he is building in violation of the Zoning Ordinance and he should stop. Councilman Sikes asked if the man should bear the expense in the loss of his money because we issued him a permit and the mistake was ours? Tape lB Attorney Gillespie stated that the Zoning laws are for all of the citizens of the City and because some municipal official made an error does not mean that the whole City has to suffer. You would be in trouble if you did not abide by the laws that are established. He could bring a suit to make the City honor the commitment they made, but the Council has a duty to uphold the law as it is, in spite of a mistake that an official might have made. He also stated that possibly the person who has built these mini warehouses could now come into the City and apply for some type of variance based on hardship. Upon roll call vote on the motion, said motion CARRIED, 5-0. The City Clerk read another letter from the Zoning Board requesting that two new classifications be added in Zone B-2: (1) Auto Body repair shops (2) Mini shops. Mayor Armstrong suggested that we:-refer this to the attorney. It was decided to table this until we see what the Building Official finds out, and we will discuss this next week. The City Clerk read the report from the Building Official, their fee totals $1,647.24. Councilman Dietz made a motion to pay the bill, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. -2- o o Mr. Hap Cameron spoke to the Council about a drive that has been initiated by the downtown merchants in New Smyrna Beach for a bus system for serving New Smyrna Beach and Edgewater. There is a survey taking place in regard to this, however Edgewater is not included in the survey, and he would like for the Council to send a letter to New Smyrna Beach requesting that they amend their stand on this situation and 'include Edgewater in this survey. He also would like a letter sent to the Department of Transportation asking them to include Edgewater in the survey. Mr. Cameron introduced Mr. Silverman to the Council. He has been involved with this for about six months and is the primary mover in the operation. Mayor Armstrong asked Mr. Silverman if the New Smyrna City Commission has assumed the responsibility of the prime applicant under the Federal Grant program. Mr. Silverman stated that they have not. They have requested a survey by the State to qualify for the cost of running this system, and the area that the system requires, but there has been no commitment at this time nor does there have to be by the City of New Smyrna. They do qualify for this grant and Edgewater does not, because New Smyrna is large enough to be an urban area and Edgewater is not, therefore Edgewater must be involved with New Smyrna before they can benefit from this system. Tape 2A Mr. Silverman answered several other questions about this bus system. There was some discussion and confusion as to why New Smyrna Beach excluded Edgewater from the survey in the first place. Mr. Silverman stated that he has spent a lot of time on this and he would like to see a system for this entire area, and he recommends that this bickering between Cities, between individuals, between business people stop, and that all of them pull together for the public. It is about time that you stop worrying about the individual areas and work together. Mr. Cameron spoke again that he has had quite a few calls from citizens of Edgewater interested in a bus system, and he again asked that the Council send the letter to the Department of Transportation and a copy of it to New Smyrna Beach with a request that they reconsider. Councilman Dietz stated that he does not feel that Edgewater should go over New Smyrna Beach's head and write to the Department of Transportation about a decision that was made by New Smyrna. If they feel that they do not want Edgewater included in this, then us writing a letter to the Department of Transportation would be an insult. Councilman Sikes asked if we would be hurting New Smyrna's chance of getting this program through if we wrote a letter to the Department of Transportation? Mr. Silverman stated absolutely not. Councilman Dietz stated that until we find out the reason that New Smyrna did not-want us included that we should hold off on this~ Councilman Sikes made a motion that we table this until next week when Mr. Cameron can bring a written recommendation fpom the Chamber and in the mean time we can all see what we can find out about New Smyrna's decision, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. PRESENTATION.BY MAY, ZIMA Councilman Dietz stated that a few months ago he recommended that we look into going to a computer in the Water Department, and since that time all of the Council members have had an-opportunity to go up and look at the computer. -3- o o Mr. Cunningham spoke to the Council about this. He explained that the computer would do the job much more efficiently and more quickly than we can do with the machines we now have. The machines that we have now serve one purpose; that is to send out the bills. On a computer you can put your entire accounting system for the City. You have one girl now who basically operates the billing machine, with the computer one girl could post the journal, the ledgers, do the billing, post the collections, make up the monthly report, do the cash balances on a timely basis. He explained that one of the savings would be that you will not need the number of people to post the records that you now have; this is not to say that you are going to let anyone go out of the accounting department, there are a number of jobs that these people can do jobs that need to be done which there was no time to do before the computer. He explained that there is a savings in auditing also. He explained that a program will definitely have to be set up in order to go over to the computer that will be unique to the City of Edgewater. Councilman Sikes asked what the cost will be and where we can get our monies from? Mr. Cunningham stated that the cost will be determined in regard to when the City buys it. If you bought it today, the hardware would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $28 or 29,000. He would estimate that the programing would not be done completely at the beginning,it would have to be phased in; and the first phase would cost around $5, or $6,000. This is a legal expenditure, and the money could come from anywhere; a portion from the Water and Sewer fund ~nd a portion from the General fund because it would be used in both places. This could be purchased out of Federal Revenue Sharing or out of the Anti-Recession monies. Tape 2B Councilman Sikes asked about the monthly upkeep on the computer. Mr. Cunningham stated that if the City of Edgewater purchases a system they would have to buy a maintenance contract which would assure you that the system is working at all times and would run $290 to $300 per month. Councilman Sikes stated that he has checked with a man from the Florida Business Machines to get the simpliest posting machine that we could get would cost $12,000 and it wouldn't do what the machine we have now does. The next size that we could consider would cost $25,000 and this did not include the programing. Councilman Dietz stated that in the event that City Hall was to ever burn down this would give us a duplication of all of our records. We did in- vestigate this before and it was going to be quite an expensive operation to get things on record and away from City Hall. Mr. Cunningham stated that actually there would be three copies of the records, two here and one in the main operation. He also explained that it will probably cost $15 or $20,000 for the other two phases which would make the City totally computerized. There was more discussion as to what else could be cataloged into the computer. Mayor Armstrong stated that as far as efficiency, time saving and so on there is nothing that can do it like a computer, but cost wise we are talking about a lot of money. Councilman Dietz stated that eventually the City of Edgewater is going to have to hire a property manager which will be about $11,000 a year, and this machine will take the place of a property manager. Right now we have two girls in the Water Department, and if it continues on we may have to go to three, but with the computer we can keep it to one, because she can do all of these operations with one machine. Mayor Armstrong stated that he knows we are going to have to replace the billing machines, and we need a written recommendation as far as phase one exactly what it is and what it means in dollars and cents and then we can look for the ways and means. -4- o o Councilman Sikes stated that he also would like to see a proposal because he wants to know how much money we are talking about and where we can get the money. Mr. Opal spoke to the Council, stating that the City of Edgewater is too small to go to computers. You will have one person trained to operate the computer and you will have only the City Clerk working in the office, which means laying off people. The maintenance cost will go up with each phase that is added. Mr. Cunningham answered some more questions from the Council. He stated that he will get the information that the Council wants, and have a letter sent to them. At this time the Council took a five minute recess. Tape 2B 25 min. RESOLUTIONS: RES. NO. 690 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA DESIGNA- TING MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA TO ACT AS COORDINATORS FOR THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Gillespie read the above Resolution in full. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 4-1. Mayor Armstrong voting NO. Tape 3A RES. NO. 691 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF A ONE TIME COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT TO CITY EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA EMPLOYED THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1976 FROM FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PROVIDING FOR A FORMULA TO BE USED IN DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF ONE TIME COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT TO BE PAID TO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES BASED UPON THEIR "TENURE, AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT BASED UPON THIS FORMULA TO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES AND PRO- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Gillespie read the above Resolution in full. Councilman Sikes stated that he understands that we have received $3,000 more from this anti recession money, and he also asked the City Clerk to find out how much it will cost additional for workmen's compensation and the City's portion of social security. He said that he believes the City Clerk learned at the meeting that she recently went to that the social security and work- men's comp can be held out of the $7,000. The City Clerk explained that she based this on $25.00 a point figuring in the social security and workmen's comp it comes to $6,047.48, which will leave $1,053.62 that will have to be appropriated when you decide what we are going to do with the money that came in today. There was some discussion about the dates and number of points on this Resolution, and a couple of changes were made on the Resolution. Attorney Gillespie read the Resolution with the corrections that were made. -5- o o Councilman Sikes made a motion to adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Several questions were answered about the formula that was set up. Councilwoman Webber read from a letter received from the Anti-recession Fiscal Aid Program where it states that the monies can be used for items necessary for the maintenance of basic service and such items that are incidental and necessary to the continued provision of the basic services. She stated that she does not see where any of this money is necessary for the continued provision of the basic services. Mayor Armstrong stated that we have asked our attorney about this, and we have to abide by what he says. Attorney Gillespie stated that this is a one time bonus so to say, but it is an increase in salaries to get some more money circulating in the com- munity to relieve the recession we are in. Councilman Dietz stated that we have already given the employees a bonus, and we could have used that money for other purposes. Councilman Sikes stated that it was not paid out of this money, and we were also advised that we can not use this money in any program where it would pre up the money already budgeted. Councilman Dietz stated that there are a lot of things that need to be done that were not budgeted for. He also asked if the idea is to give this in lieu of salary increases in April? Councilman Sikes stated that in no way does this have anything to do with that, we have agreed that we would come back in April and talk along the idea of a retirement program for our employees. There was more argument that the Council just gave a bonus to the employees less than a month ago. Councilman Sikes called for the vote. Upon roll call vote said motion DIED, Councilwoman Webber, Councilman Riggs and Councilman Dietz voting NO. Mayor Armstrong requested that this be placed on the agenda for the next meeting for discussion. RES. NO. 692 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL FOR THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, TO TOMOKA REFUSE, ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA, REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTS TO AWARD THE CONTRACT, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR. Attorney Gillespie read the Resolution in full. There was discussion that we were suppose to have a letter from the City Clerk of New Smyrna Beach about this. Mayor Armstrong stated that he would like to hear from New Smyrna before he votes on this Resolution. He also added that he would like an opinion from the attorney whether we are talking about a legitimate bid, since the bid was submitted in March. There might be a lot of people who would bid on this today who didn't bid back then. -6- o o Attorney Gillespie stated that he was not the City Attorney when this bid was submitted, however if the bid is still open it can be awarded. He stated that we do need to find out if Tomoka Refuse is a legal fictitious name of a company or if it is an individual working as Tomoka Refuse and get the contract worded properly. Councilman Dietz stated that we have to do something about this, and what he is worried about is if we have to go out on bids again the bids are going to be considerably higher. He explained that going out to Tomoka Refuse will save us $14,000, which includes the cost of maintaining our dump. Councilman Riggs stated that the reason he is going to fight this is to try to keep the people we have here assured of a job. There was discussion about putting these men in other jobs. Councilman Riggs made a motion to table this Resolution until next week, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. There was more discussion about whether we could haul our own garbage. There were several comments from the audience. Upon roll call vote on the motion, said motion CARRIED, 5-0. ORDINANCES: ORD. NO. 967 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA AMENDING ARTICLE I, SECTION 8, SUB. PARAGRAPH 2 OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, BEING CHAPTER 27532 SECTION 8 SPECIAL ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 1951 AND CHAPTER 29040 SECTION 1 OF THE SPECIAL ACTS OF THE LEGIS- LATURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 1953, PERTAINING TO THE FIXING OF COMPENSA- TION FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR CHARTER PROVISIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PRO- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Gillespie read the title of the Ordinance. This being the second reading. The City Clerk certified that the Ordinance was advertised as provided by law. Councilman Dietz made a motion to adopt this Ordinance, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 3-2. Council- man Riggs and Councilman Sikes voting NO. Attorney Gillespie stated that he was instructed to draw up an Ordinance per- taining to the home occupations in the City of Edgewater. He stated that he conferred with the Zoning Board who had some very sound recommendations. He suggested that the Council instruct him to return to the Zoning Board before they adopt the Ordinance he came up with so that he can discuss with them more at length their recommendations. Councilwoman Webber made a motion that Attorney Gillespie's request be granted and that he meet with the Zoning Board again, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. OLD BUSINESS: The City Clerk read a letter from the Library Board, recommending that the contract for the Library addition in the amount of $25,255.45 be given to Harris Builders of Edgewater, Florida. -7- o o Mayor Armstrong recommended that the attorney be instructed to draw up a Resolution adopting the recommendation of the Library Board. He added that he attended the meeting of the Library Board as well as did Council- man Riggs, and they seem to finally have this in order and are satisfied. There was some discussion about this bid. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to instruct the attorney to draw up a Resolution adopting the bid from Harris Builders in the amount of $25,255.45 for the addition to the Library, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Discussion began on the Building Officials office plans. Councilman Dietz stated that it would be nice if it could be worked out that the Planning Board could also use that office, since all of the maps are going to be in there. The Council members looked over the plans that the Building Official sub- mitted to them. Councilman Sikes stated that there is no expense involved other than the counter top, and he made a motion that we allow them to go ahead as per plans submitted, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item is Briley, Wild and Associates bills. The City Clerk stated that we owe them $2500.00 for the E.D.A. Title I Public Works application. Mayor Armstrong stated that he wants to know what account this is going to be taken out of. Councilman Dietz stated that it was for capital improvements so that is what it will have to come out of. Mayor Armstrong stated that he feels that it is not capital improvements and it should be appropriated out of revenue. There was discussion about this. Councilman Dietz made a motion to instruct the City Clerk to draw up a Resolution to pay Briley, Wild and Associates the $2500.00 for the E.D.A. Public Works application, being seconded by Councilman Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. The City Clerk stated that she has received from Mr. McGough about $50,000 worth of bills that we have already paid them that F.H.A. has o.k. 'd, but she also has a bill for $1400.00 and one for $3278.10 that have not been paid, which are due on the Sewer Treatment Project. She stated that she needs some guidance from the Council how this is to be paid? Councilman Dietz stated that he would recommend that we borrow this money from the bank because that would insure us that F.H.A. will pick up that tab with no argument. There was more discussion about this, and how it should be paid. It was agreed that the rest of this should be paid out of the construction account. The City Clerk stated that there is a bill for $579.40 that is for the work done on the specifications on the generator and for the update on the house count(the census). Broken down as $489.49 on the generator which could be capitalized, and the rest would come out of general government. -8- o o. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we pay these bills and charge them to the appropriate accounts, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Mayor Armstrong brought up the subject of Mr, Bob Fuller's bill. He explained the entire situation to the people and the Council. He also stated that Mr. Fuller refused to pay the bill, and refused to sign a release to allow the City to remove the meter. Councilman Dietz stated that he has spoken to Mr. Fuller several times, and he had the meter taken out, He stated that there has never been a home there and no future plans of a home being built there and it is rediculous to send the man a water bill and a sewer bill every month for a vacant lot. He recommended to the Council that we write this off and forget about it. He stated that he told him that if they ever go in to build, then he will have to pay the impact fee for the water and the sewer and a new hook up fee of $150. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to write this off as a bad debt, close out the account and make the property subject to impact fees, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Dietz stated that Florida Shores Home Owners Association is going to build a new building and he would like to have permission from the Council to go ahead and extend the line. They will pay the impact fees and they will pay the connection fees; all we have to do is carry the line up there. Any- one who builds out there will have to hook up and pay the impact fees. Councilman Dietz stated that he makes this a motion, being seconded by Council- man Riggs. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. Councilman Riggs stated that he was asked to check on a light out on Pine Tree, which he did. He stated that we would have to go about 200 yards to put a light up there, but it is awfully dark out there. Councilman Dietz stated that he would like to recommend that we figure out what portion of our budget each year goes to street lighting, and every year that our budget increases, we take that percentage out of the budget and add it to the street lighting program. We need a system so that we have some money to work with each year. Councilman Sikes stated that we all got a letter from the U.S. Department of Commerce about our application being denied, and the material being returned. He stated that he spoke with Senator Chiles and Edgewater was only four away from being funded. He was told that these applications were being held because of the program that they are anticipating the President putting in. Councilman Dietz stated that something has been bothering us for a long time; we have a man with a water line in front of his house and he hasn't hooked up to it for ten years. He asked the attorney for an opinion in writing as to how we can force people to hook up. We have Ordinances stating that people have to hook up to the water lines. NEW BUSINESS: Councilman Dietz stated that he has an appointment if it meets with the approval of the Council for the Merit Board. Mr. William Kay has agreed to take the job. Tape 4B After discussion, Councilman Dietz made a motion to appoint Mr. Kay to the Merit Board, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED, 5-0. MISCELLANEOUS: At this time there was something wrong with the tape - Per the City Clerk's notes: There was an announcement about the Police Department holding an open house Saturday, January 15th starting at 11:00A.M. -9- .... o o ADJOURNMENT: Councilman Sikes made a motion to adjourn, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Said motion CARRIED. MINUTES TAKEN BY: Sue Bl ackwell Debbie Sigler ,L~~..z- ~'JP7 /)65- Mayor . Councilwoman ATTEST: /7AA/f/ d -~~j City Cl erk Approved thi s .:{ l/ ~ay of January, 1977. 6 =- ~?'~- r a':7~fi-~~ M yor ($' -10- o GENERAL FUND: City of Edgewater WW & 5S Florida Power & Light Southern Bell Dwights Zoning Bulletin Larry Gibson Fish Memorial Hospital The Pelican Scotty1s Communications Service News & Observer Matty.s Transmission Orlando Paving Company State Tractor & Equipment Goodyear Service City Auto Supply Xerox Craig J. Gehlert, Architect New Smyrna Beach A.D. Karditzas Diversified Electronics WATER AND WASTEWATER: City of Edgewater Gen. Fund Southern Bell Florida Power & Light Publ i c Gas New Smyrna Commercial Printing Electrical Construction Edgewater Electric B & H Sales, Inc. Wickes Lumber Scientific Products City Auto Supply All i ed C h lor i n e Daytona Armature Works Badger Meter, Inc. Curtin Matheson REPLENISH PETTY CASH o ..... I BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Fire Fire, Shufflbrd, Rec. City Hall, Fi re City Hall, P.O. Boards P.O. P.O. Library P.O. E.V.E.R Boards, Spec. Promotions P.O. Street Landfill P.O. Street, P.O., Garbage, Lanfill City Hall, mi sc. Li brary P.O. Rescue (contract payment) Street,P.D., Fire, EVER 8.80 193.29 498.33 19.92 25.00 2.23 26.00 12.85 110.82 22.16 267.80 230.00 94.81 11 .10 57.12 127.59 162.75 75.00 234.06 800.00 202.70 3,182.33 Machine Rental (Water) Wastewater Water & Wastewater Wastewater Water & Wastewater Wastewater Wastewater Water Wastewater Wastewater Water and Wastewater Water and Wastewater Wastewater Water Water and Wastewater 150.00 65.56 489.65 58.08 32.50 4.45 2.59 103.20 50.69 2.98 56.09 675.00 111 .70 494 . 1 0 56.82 Gen. Fund. 2,353.41 35.75