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02-26-1976 - Regular -, u Q CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA REGULAR MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 26, 1976 ~ ~' trop" ~~D' , ~ "Jj~g r.~ ~.., M t>.: ~ ... . )'i.. !t I'JI ,oJ; r Ll... .. .) th Q,}:'- E.3 Mayor Armstrong called the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida, to order Thursday, February 28, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL Mayor Dana T. Armstrong Councilwoman Ryta F. Webber Councilman William H. Cairnie Councilman Walter B. Sikes Councilman Calvin R. Dietz City Attorney Joseph E. Weaver City Clerk Sue Blackwell Acting Chief Norman W. Mc Call Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present INVOCATION SALUTE TO FLAG APPROVAL OF MINUTES Councilman Cairnie made a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting February 12, 1976, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Councilman Cairnie made a motion that the bills for the General Fund and the Water & Sewer Account be paid, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Sikes made a motion that the Federal Revenue bills be paid, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Councilman Cairnie explained that due to the fact that he does not understand Mr. Weaver1s contract on the Water and Sewer he will not agree to pay it. Attorney Weaver explained that the bill is in accordance with the contract provisions. The bond validation is completed and the money is due to him. Councilman Sikes stated that this is completing the payment in accordance with the contract on the Water and Sewer expansion program for the work that is done up to this point. Attorney Weaver stated that this is for the work that was to be done by the attorney, and there is no other worked required by the contract for the attorney. There was discussion about the other attornies listed in the contract, and it was explained that the City will pay them also for their services. Attorney Weaver answered several questions in regard to his bill and the other attorney's bill and serv ices. Mayor Armstrong asked Mr. Weaver if this bill is for the completion of the work. Attorney Weaver stated that this bill is for his work on the project which is completed and that the bonding attornies will pick up the paperwork from here. Mayor Armstrong asked who will represent the City at the bond closing? ~. o o Attorney Weaver stated that as he understands it will be a member of the office of the bonding attornies for the fees as mentioned in the contract. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Tape 1 Side A COMMUNICATIONS 18 min. Certification of Posting The City Clerk read a letter from the Public Employees Relations Commission in regard to job descriptions of the employees. This is in regards to the Volusia County Police Benev olent Association. Councilman Dietz made a motion to table this until the new Chief comes and have him look this over and fill out the necessary reports to present to the Council for signatures, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The City Clerk read a letter from Louise H. Buchan in regard to a street light at the corner of 17th Street and Kumquat Drive. Councilman Dietz made a motion to put this in the file since there is no money appropriated for this, to be evaluated when the time comes with the other requests, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Councilman Sikes stated that he believes that we have found out that an in- dividual can get a light put up in their yard for less money than the City will have to pay and perhaps this lady could be notified of this. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The City Clerk read two letters of resignation "from members of the Merit Board. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we table these and not accept them at 25 min. this time, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The City Clerk stated that she has a check in the amount of $1.00 and a letter from the Chamber of Commerce stating that they will be willing to share their room with the new Building Official. She also read the list of new officers of the Chamber of Commerce. The Council discussed the idea of having the Building Inspector share the room with the Chamber. Tape 1 Side B n Councilm~n Dietz.ma~e a motion that we grant their request, being seconded by Councllman Calrnle. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The City Clerk read a letter from the Board of Governors accepting Mr. Lloyd Sorenson as a member of the board. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we accept the recommendation of the Board of ~overnors, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motlon CARRIED. Councilman Sikes made a motion to instruct the City Clerk to draw up a Resolution adding the name to the Board of Governors, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The City Clerk read a street light request of Mrs. Edith P. Ellison on Highland Avenue. Councilman Dietz made a motion that this be tabled and put in the file with the other requests, beinq seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. - -2- o o Tape 1 Side B 5 min. The City Clerk read a letter from the Edgewater Parent ~oordinators asking for volunteers to work with children in the "Right to Read Program". Mayor Armstrong stated that this is an appeal to the public for assistance. RESOLUTIONS RES. NO. 638 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING AND HIRING EARL D. BAUGH AS POLICE CHIEF OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, WITH ALL THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SET FORTH HEREIN, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION HEREIN AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFORE. City Attorney Weaver read this Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong introduced Chief Baugh to the public. Mr. Baugh introduced his family. RES. NO. 639 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING BRILEY, WILD AND ASSOCIATES TO REVIEW AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY OF EDGEWATER ON ALL "201 PLANNING" AS IT MAY RELATE TO THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFORE. " City Attorney t~eaver read this Resolution in fJ'n. 1 0 mi n . Councilwoman Webber asked if this is going to be a duplication? Mayor Ar.mstrong answered that it is not a duplication, he explained that there is a little duplication in the 201 Plan and the 208 Plan which are both funded by the Federal Government. Councilman Sikes made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Councilwoman Webber asked if Briley, Wild has already been hired by the Federal Government as engineers for the 208 Plan, then why is it necessary for us to also hire them? Mayor Armstrong explained that New Smyrna Beach has been named as the prin- cipal applicant on the 201 Program and it will have Edgewater in this plan. The purpose for appointing and designating Briley, Wild as our consultants is so that they will recommend to us whether or not to go along with the plan New Smyrna has or whether to demand certain corrections and provisions. He explained that although they are already our consultanting engineers, we do not have a contract with them in regards to the 201 Plan. Councilman Dietz explained that if we don't authorize our own engineers for this then we will have to accept any plan made for us by New Smyrna Beach's engineers and we will have to pay them. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Cairnie voting NO. -3- o o RES. NO. 640 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH CHARLES A MURPHY AS BUILDING OFFICIAL FOR THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFORE. 25 MIN. Tape 2 Side A City Attorney Weaver read this Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Mayor Armstrong stated that he checked with Jacksonville and Mr. Murphy is certified and is on their records. He explained that the contract is written, and this Resolution is authorizing the City Clerk and Mayor to enter into the contract with Mr. Murphy. City Attorney Weaver read the contract in full to the public. Councilman Sikes asked if we have a duplication here as far as the County inspectors are concerned. Mayor Armstrong stated that there is a duplication because the County is still due monies for inspections that they have already made. City Attorney Weaver stated that a motion is needed to terminate the County contract and you have to give them five days notice. Mr. Hap Cameron spoke to the Council at this time, asking whether it has 5 min. been looked into thoroughly and if the Council feels that this would be beneficial, and if not, would we be able to go back to the County inspectors again? Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to cancel out with the County inspectors and give them proper notice, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. ORDINANCES None OLD BUSINESS Mayor Armstrong stated that the first order of business is changing the agenda sessions. Councilman Dietz spoke on this, explaining that a lot of the communications could be acted upon the first time they are read, such as street light requests, however the things that need to be thought over and looked into can be tabled until the next meeting. There was various discussion in regard to this. Mayor Armstrong stated that it will be rather useless to have a Council meeting on Monday night and another one on Thursday night. Mr. Taylor spoke to the Council that Holly Hill recently tried this and gave it up because it did not work. -4- o o It was suggested that perhaps we coul d have a meeting every Monday night rather than Monday and Thursday. Tape 2 Side B Mayor Armstrong stated that any controversial matter coming up at a meeting could be tabled until the following Monday night for the Council to study. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that we change out meeting nights to a regular Council meeting every Monday night at 7:30 P.M., being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Mr. Taylor spoke to the Council stating that the reason Holly Hill gave up this system was that someone was always jamming something through that night without giving the public a chance to speak about it or really understand what is going on. Mayor Armstrong stated that as far as this goes, it would have to be up to the majority of the Council as to what items should be tabled for further discussion. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item is Mr. John Blanken's request. He read a memorandum from the Zoning Board on November 13, 1975 in regard to this. He explained that it has been a couple of years that Mr. Blanken has been struggling trying to do what he wants to with his property, and when he began his work he was under the impression that his property would always be zoned by the provisions in Ordinance 219. He explained that Mr. Blanken can build two houses under the present ordinance, however he feels that it would be more attractive if he built it under Ordinance 219. Mr. Wolfe, Chairman of the Zoning Board spoke to the Council stating that this letter did not come from their board. He read from the minutes of the meeting, where it was shown that the board informed Mr. Blanken that they would send his request to the Council and the Council would inform him as to whether he needs a variance or a rezoning. Councilman Dietz stated that this came up when Mr. Weaver was out of town and Mr. Davis was sitting in as our attorney, and he recommended that the only legal way that this was to be done was to send the man for a variance. We referred Mr. Blanken to the Board of Adjustments, and the minutes show that Mr. Blanken refused to go through their board, and wanted to bring this back to the Council. He stated that it seems that a variance is the only way to go with this unless we change the whole Ordinance 880. Mr. Wolfe explained that Mr. Blanken could get a rezoning however he will have to take in at least one City block, and it would not be called spot zoning. 11 min. Mr. Blanken stated that it is two City blocks and he did go to the Board of Adjustments on February 11th. Mrs. Murphy, Chairwoman of the Board of Adjustments stated that Mr. Blanken did appear before the Board of Adjustments, however he said that he was not submitting it to us because he felt that he did not belong before us. Mr. Blanken stated that there are four property owners and it is not according to Florida Statutes that each one of them needs to go ask for a variance. He stated that 51% of the neighborhood petitioned the Zoning Board and Council for a Zoning Change. Attorney Weaver stated that if there is this much property involved the most appropriate thing to do would be go for a rezoning, and a Public Hearing would have to take place in order to do this. -5- o o Councilman Dietz asked what it is going to look like if we allow houses to be built on the east side of Riverside Drive on 50 foot lots? Attorney Weaver stated that we do not know what the results of this Public Hearing would bring. Mr. Wolfe explained that for a rezoning, they will have to get an application from the City Clerk, we will hold a Public Hearing, ~d regardless of what the Zoning Board says, it must come back to the City Council. Mr. Taylor asked if Mr. Blanken submitted a petition? It was explained that there is no petition, just individual letters. Mayor Armstrong stated that we should practice due process of law, and this has been kicked around long enough. 25 min. Attorney Weaver stated that they should get together and get the paper work 20 min. done and file for a rezoning to the Zoning Board. Councilman Sikes stated that there have been questions about the memorandum and he feels that from now on when a memorandum comes from the boards there should be signatures on them or he will not know what to look at. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item is discussion about the Coordinator System. Councilman Dietz stated that he would like to have the attorney draw up an Ordinance separating different departments and setting up coordinators for each department. He stated that this system should be started simply for cooperation and coordination between the supervisors and the Council. The coordinators will be responsible to the Council, to bring the problems to the Council for discussion, and that in the case of emergencies the coordin- ators can make decisions without calling special meetings to get the Council approval . Tape 3 Side A o min. This was discussed and decided that the last time this was done, the departments were divided as Street and Garbage, Water and Sewer, Administration, Recreation Community Center and Library, Police and Fire. Councilman Dietz stated that this is not for the coordinator to run each de- partment, it is for the supervisors to have someone to come to in the case they have a request to go to the Council, the coordinator could bring it to the Council's attention. Councilman Cairnie stated that the way the coordinator system use to work was that the coordinator was to bring the problems to the Council and make no decisions unless there is an extreme emergency. Mayor Armstrong stated that he does not favor the coordinator system and to be honest he does not find it in the Charter laws at all. He explained that it does mention appointing certain Councilmen to certain projects. He added that operation of the City is a full time operation. He mentioned the various reports that have to be filled out in regard to the Federal programs, the Flood Control program, and so on. He also stated that he uses his judgement and he considers the Council before he makes any decision. Councilman Dietz stated that since we don't have a City Manager like we had, to go to, then we have to divide these jobs so that we can have closer con- tact with the City. The way it is now we have no idea what is going on and where and who has authorized it. He added that if we go to letter on the Charter there would be mass confusion because it states that it is the re- sponsibility to react to each department and carryon what he feels should be done in that department, which would really cause trouble. -6- o o Councilman Sikes stated that he never liked the coordinator system because the way it was done before he found that he did not know what was going on in some of the other departments, and that is why he was in favor of a City Manager. Because of the Sunshine Law we can not come in and talk with each other. Since we are going to have a meeting a week each coordinator could give a written report to the Council and then the superintendent could be asked questions to back up the report from the coordinator. Then perhaps we could communicate a little better. He added that not throwing any reflection on the Mayor because he has had to do certain things to get them done, but nevertheless it wasn't at the will of the Council, and we feel that we have not been consulted about some important things that the Mayor has done, yet they were done out of necessity. He added that he does not like the coordinator system, however he feels that it could work if we make it work, and if we all cooperate with each other, we can not cooperate with the Mayor as an administrator because the law forbids it. Mayor Armstrong stated that unfortunately the law does hi'nder this. Councilman Dietz stated that if is wasn't for the Sunshine Law it would work perfectly, each Council member could come in and talk things over with the Mayor and find out what is going on. Councilman Dietz stated that it depends on the attitude of the entire Council as to whether this works or not. Mr. Paul Walls was given the floor, he stated that he has heard nothing except that there is a lack of communication. He stated that if there was reporting and communications with the various departments the lack of communication could be stopped. Tape 3 Side A 15 min. Mr. Opal asked what we need coordinators for if we are going to have the superintendents come to the meetings anyway, why don't we have them report during the first part of the meeting each week. He stated that this would keep us from having a coordinator telling a supervisor what to do when the supervisor knows more about his job than the coordinator. Councilman Dietz stated that something should be straightened out; this is not going to be set up so that the coordinators are going to tell anybody what to do. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we instruct our attorney to draw up an Ordinance setting forth the different departments in five categories, leaving the appointments to be filled in at the time of the adoption of the Ordinance, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Councilman Dietz asked the attorney if we can set up this Ordinance to read that there will be a coordinating system, and then appoint the coordinators by Resolution so that in the event the next Council wishes to keep this type of system, all they have to do is amend the Resolutions. Attorney Weaver stated that this would be the best way to handle it. 20 min. Councilman Dietz withdrew his motion, Councilwoman Webber withdrew her second. Councilman Dietz made a motion to instruct the attorney to draw up an Ordinance setting forth a coordinating system, in the various departments, the coordina- tors will be appointed by Resolutions, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Mrs. Rich asked who will decide who is to coordinate each department? Mayor Armstrong stated that this will be done by Resolution and it will be decided at the next meeting when it comes up. Mrs. Rich stated that there are five departments, therefore that will also give the Mayor a department also. Mayor Armstrong stated that in all probability give someone two departments. -7- o o Tape 3 Side B Councilman Sikes brought up the matter of the budget, and if we have coordin- ators, they could get with the superintendent of their department and tell them that they have to live within the budget. If they have been overspending the coordinator could get onto the superintendent. Mr. Duane spoke to the Council, that the coordinator system would be helpful because a lot of times you need someone to go to right away about something, however if there was a coordinator telling him what to do and he felt that it was wrong, he would be at the next meeting to get it straightened out by the Council. He stated that he does not feel that any department head would let one person domineer him. Mr. Gross spoke to the Council, that if the coordinator would report to the public as to what is going on in the departments at the meetings, this would be a good idea. The citizens would like to know what is going on, and at the present time the only things we know is what we hear in rumor. He stated that the coordinator system could be a benefit to the City. Mayor Armstrong stated that it would be an impossibility for all five of the members to give a detailed report at each meeting as to what is going on in the departments of the City. He added that the Mayor1s office is however open during the day and anytime a citizen would like to come in and find out what is going on in any department of the City, the Sunshine Law does not forbid this. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Cairnie and Mayor Armstrong voting NO. NEW BUSINESS Councilman Sikes made a motion that we increase the petty cash fund from $50.00 to $100.00, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. 5 min. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item on the agenda is an application for a dance hall. He stated that the legality should be looked into in re- gard to this, such as a State law that may supercede any laws that we have. Attorney Weaver stated that we need to check out the Zoning and the other provisions of the law. Councilman Sikes asked the acting Chief if there is any trouble from down at the Fun Machine, since he sees the patrol cars there quite a bit. Acting Chief Mc Call stated that there is no trouble, sometimes the patrolmen go down there to get sandwiches and they like to let the kids know that they are around. Mrs. Murphy asked if there is any Zoning for pinball machines or dance halls in this section of the City? Mayor Armstrong stated that the City Council is responsible for the internal affairs of the City, and the Ordinance does not say that this is not permitted, it would be the prerogative of the Council to decide whether they will or will not be. Mrs. Woodard stated that she understands that they are trying to make a place for our children to go and dance, there will be a dress code. She added that she feels that this is a good idea and a nice place for the young teenagers to go to and it will keep them off the streets. Mr. Wolfe stated that his children go to the Fun Machine, and this is some- thing for the young people. He stated that this gentleman is trying to set up something here that Edgewater needs. Mayor Armstrong stated that he is not opposing this, however we want to know that we are doing the right thing. -8- j o o Councilman Dietz made a motion that we instruct the attorney to check the State laws and our laws pertaining to this, and if he finds nothing detrimental to it, then our City Clerk can go ahead and issue the license, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Mr. Lodico stated that we already have several dance halls with bar rooms in this City. Mr. Olliveri stated that about the legality of this; pinball and pool tables are legal in the State of Florida providing that he does not have liquor on the premises. He stated that he does not intend to have beer or liquor as long as the children in this area participate in the place. He stated that he would like to have permission to hire the police officers on dance nights for the parking lots in case of the undesirables. He added that there will be a dress code and admission fee. Upon roll call said motion CARRIED. 15 min. Mayor Armstrong read the next item on the agenda, being a raise for Alan Thomas from $4.35 to $4.58 an hour. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we table this until our next budget report, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong read a recommendation for a raise for Sigurd Ohrwall from $4.35 to $4.58 an hour. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we table this until our next budget report, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said mtoion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong stated that we spoke about the Traffic Violation Bureau and designating Donna Smith to operate this. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to designate Donna Smith to operate Traffic Violation Bureau from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to instruct the attorney to draw up an Ordinance on $1.00 court cost for training local officers, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item of business is to advertise for garbage collection and disposal service. There was discussion as to what the specifications are going to be and who will draw them up. 25 min. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we table this until we look up the infor- mation that we need on this, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Dietz stated that because of our budget now, and what it is costing us for the landfill and everything, we should set the wheels in motion to set a rate increase that we agree on and possibly recoop some of the loss we have. Tape 4 Side A Mayor Armstrong stated that a County study which was made shows that Edgewater should be charging $3.12 a month for garbage. The County's overall average is $6.00. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next item is in regard to a fire truck. He asked the City Clerk just where we stand on this. The City Clerk explained that we have $5,000.00 budgeted for the truck, if the Council will say that we can anticipate more money, then we can probably take the money out of emergency by Resolution at the next meeting and have $2,500.00 for the truck. Councilman Sikes stated that he spoke to Mr. Cunningham about this situation, and he said that as long as we do not overexpend in any particular department that we could go ahead and advance that money, and then at a later date we could adjust our budget to cover this. -9- o o The City Clerk explained that you can transfer this now out of the Emergency and Contingency Account and add it to the Fire Department budget, but you are still going to have to hold a Public Hearing between now and the end of the year and anticipate more money and raise the budget figure because we are already over expended in workmen's compensation and unemployment and we still have three more statements on that. Mr. Duane was asked to speak on this. He stated that the Fire Department has gone over all of the bids and they suggest that the City Council accept the bid from Luke Potter Dodge, with the exception that they made by dropping to the 400 cubic inch engine. Councilman Dietz asked the City Clerk if she has had any money taken out of the Emergency Contingency Account? The City Clerk stated that not that she knows anything about. Mayor Armstrong stated that if the Council desires we can instruct the attorney to draw up a Resolution to transfer the money from the Emergency Account to the Fire Department Account, then we could tentatively award the bid. 15 min. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we instruct the attorney to draw up a Resolution to draw the amount of $2,128.21 out of Account No.1416 and trans- fer it to Account No. 725 for the purpose of the purchase of a new fire truck, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we tentatively award the bid to Luke Potter Dodge, Inc. in Winter Park in the amount of $7,128.21 for the pur- chase of a one ton dodge truck as per specifications, with the exception of dropping to the 400 cubic inch engine, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. MISCELLANEOUS Councilwoman Webber stated that she would like to get professional help to fix the microphones. Councilman Cairnie stated that the vault in City Hall needs some shelves built in it. He stated that it could be done with the help of the City's employees. It was mutually agreed that this is a good idea. Councilman Dietz stated that he would like to go back to what Councilwoman Webber is talking about. Something should be done. Councilwoman Webber made a motion to have the microphones fixed, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Mayor Armstrong stated that there will be a seminar by Judge Mann, March 3, 1976 at 7:00 in the Community Center. The entire City Council will be present and all citizens are invited. Acting Chief Mc Call stated that we have an officer leaving. Officer Tillotson is moving to another area. -10- o ADJOURNMENT o Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adjourn, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. MINUTES TAKEN BY Sue Blackwell Debbie Sigler ATTEST: - 1) Leu City Cl erk Approved this //tiday of Ma rc h, 1 976 . a/~ r 91/d-Itw ~ hI;;; r- wJ~ ~ May r C/ /f)-f '~AJL.- ~ ' Counc i 1 wo ;;n U- ~ ij~J /1 Councilman -11- o GENERAL FUND City of Edgewater Gen. Fund. City of Edgewater WW & SS Southern Bell Florida Power & Light Ryta F. Webber Pantry Pri de Taylor Brothers Harrison Uniform Co. Xerox Dwights Gray Drug Stores Magnolia Lawnmower Service Burns Janitor Service New Smyrna Commercial Printing Sol-Ray Supplies Industrial Office Outfitters J. J. Vaughn Ford-Mercury Hughes Supply R.E. Morris NSB-Edgewater Humane Society County of Volusia Zoning Bulletin Joseph E. Weaver WATER AND SEWER City of Edgewater WW &SS Rev. City of Edgewater WW & SS Sou thern Bell Fla. Water & Pol. Control Assn. Florida Power & Light Dobbs Armature & Pump Service A-l Rent All Sav-On Utility Supplies Allied Chlorine Chemical Equipment Permutit FEDERAL REVENUE Joseph E. Weaver American Court Reports Briley, Wild & Associates o BILLS AND ACCOUNTS FEBRUARY 26, 1976 Petty Cash City Hall, Com. Ctr., Shuffleboard Street, F.D. Street, St. lights, Traf. light Mileage Com. Ctr. P.O. P.O. City Hall City Hall P.O. Landfi 11 Misc. City Hall Com. Ctr. Mayor & Council, P.O., Fin. Director P.O. Library Stock Humane Society Inspections Zoning Board City Attorney 26.48 36.45 92.89 2,172.49 17.64 5.02 100.61 72.00 172.01 5.83 15.41 18.50 40.80 23.60 85.14 61.83 14.75 23.93 12.26 150.00 1,520.31 22.50 365.00 5,055.45 Petty Cash Water Water Water - dues Water and Sewer Sewer Water Water Water and Sewer Water Water 3.00 5.50 53.73 10.00 1 ,371 .58 212.00 7.50 23.02 694.00 34.16 1,080.00 3,494.49 4,250.00 25.00 539.77 4,814.77