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11-13-1975 - Regular Q Q CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA REGULAR MEETING HELD Tape 1 Side A NOVEMBER 13, 1975 R ~~~Yff"~ The regular meeting of the City Council of the 1eU.'U"'i~:~J9E~Der Florida, was called to order Thursday, November 11, 1975, at 7:30 P.M., by Mayor Dana T. Armstrong. Mayor Armstrong expressed the Council's appreciation for the turnout at their first regular meeting under new administration. ROLL CALL Mayor Dana T. Armstrong Councilwoman Ryta F. Webber Councilman William H. Cairnie Councilman Walter B. Sikes Councilman Calvin R. Dietz City Manager N. Dale Bryant City Attorney Joseph Weaver City Clerk Sue Blackwell Officer Tillotson Present 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 regular meeting, November 5, 1975, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Councilman Sikes made a motion that we pay the bills, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. COMMUNICATIONS: 5 min. City Manager Bryant read all of the communications, in detail. 10 min. Mayor Armstrong at this time, started going over each communi- cation individually, first giving Mrs. Helen Lovell the floor. Mrs. Lovell asked the Council to please study Ordinance No. 766, and to recommend a change in it because she feels like it dis- criminates against real estate offices. Mayor Armstrong explained that the Ordinance which is on record now states that a real estate business is required to pay in addition to the occupational license, a $10.00 fee for each associate in the office. Councilman Cairnie stated that this has come up before, and he thought then that there was an injustice. Councilman Dietz asked if we do this, are we going to get in trouble with our other license fees? Mayor Armstrong stated that we wouldn't change this until we know we are right about it, however he would like the Councilto turn this over to our attorney and have him at t~e next meeting report on it. - , . - Tape 1 Side A 20 min. 25 min. Tape 1 Side B 5 min. 10 min. o o Mayor Armstrong stated that he would like to turn this over to the attorney, if it is agreeable with the Council, he asked if there were any objections? There were none. Mr. Corbett Smith was given the floor to discuss his communi- cation. Mr. Smith's attorney spoke for him, explaining that he has researched the Zoning laws. Mr. Smith is requesting consideration of his application for an occupational license so that he can make use of his property, for selling used and new auto parts and deal in the automobile business. The attorney read from the Zoning Ordinance, where it was mentioned under permitted uses that the manufacturing or treatment of items was listed under I-I and I-2 zoning. He explained that in his opinion, this includes Mr. Smith's proposed business. The attorney stated that there seemed to be a lack of communication between Mr. Smith and the City Manager as where to go for this request, however they felt the City Council could handle it. Mayor Armstrong stated that they would need some determination from the City Attorney as to whether this complies with the zoning in the area. Councilman Dietz asked the attorney what type of a classification would this come under? Attorney Weaver stated that this could be researched back to a Zoning and Planning Board meeting, where it was explained why this particular type of business was deleted, however it would go under the Industrial type of classification. He suggested that Mr. Smith go to the Zoning Board and apply for an enlargement of the classification to approve the type busi- ness he is proposing, so that the Council can have their recom~ mendation on it based on their knowledge.of zoning. Councilwoman Webber asked if she understood that the automobiles would be pressed into smaller portions and loaded onto a train? And wouldn't this be a noisy process? Mr. Smith's attorney stated that he has been there when the trusses were being made and that is very noisy. Mr. Smith stated that the automobiles could be hauled out and not pressed if they would like this as a requirement. City Attorney Weaver stated that since there is not a classi- fication for this he does not believe we can issue an occupa- tional license to you. Mayor Armstrong stated that he thinks it is to Mr. Smith's best interest as well as the City's for him to go to the Zoning Board for a recommendation. The next communication was in regard to the request of the Library for funds for an addition to the Library. Mrs. Gross spoke to the Council stating that in order to get funds from the County, we have to agree to match the funds. Mayor Armstrong stated that he is sure that the Council would agree that when it is safe to reappropriate funds this would be given our upmost consideration, however we do not know what kind of figure we are talking about. Mrs. Gross stated that it took some hard work to get Edgewater's Library on the top of the list, and we will loose our chance if we do not agree to match these funds. -2- ~ o o Councilman Sikes stated that if we could get someone to give us an estimated figure of what this construction is going to cost, then we would know how much money to start looking for. 15 min. Councilman Cairnie stated that he has seen the plans, however we showed the plans to Mr. Kantor, who is ahead of the Library system, and he suggested that when we get ready, he would like to reveiw them and see if they come up to the specifications. He stated that he feels we should get ahold of Mr. Kantor and go over this with him. He stated that he would be glad to do this and go over it with the Council~ Mayor Armstrong stated that it is perfectly all right for any one member of the Council, or the Library Board, to consult with Mr. Kantor or Mr. Howard and come up with some type of figure and a set of plans to go by so that we can file the necessary application with the State for the money. Councilman Dietz made a motion that we thank the Library Board for their letter and request from them a copy of the plans and table this until our next workshop meeting, so we can go over this, and we want a cost per square foot for the construction of this building, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. 20 min. The next item of correspondence is from the Volunteer Fire Department, and they wish the Council to concur with their annual election. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that the Council concurs with the election of the Edgewater Volunteer Fire Department, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. The next item of correspondence is an estimate from the City Manager in regard to the paving of Old County Road. 25 min. Mayor Armstrong read this memorandum, which states that the total estimated cost is $4,800.00. He also read the proposed plans for the construction of the Edgewater Elementary School. Mayor Armstrong stated that he would hate to see this paving delayed any longer, however he would hate also to see a newly paved road torn up by heavy equipment. He suggested that the patch work be done until the construction is finished, then the street be capped. Tape 2 Side A Councilman Sikes asked if we couldn't hold the construction trucks responsible if they did damage to the street if we paved it now? Attorney Weaver stated that it would be hard to access the liability on them unless they were the only ones using the street. Mayor Armstrong repeated his suggestion to repair the potholes temporarily, and then after the construction is complete then have the paving done. He asked Mrs. Woodard as a member of the P.T.A. if this would be acceptable with the association. Mrs. Woodard stated that she can not speak for them, however she feels that anything would help. 5 min. Councilman Sikes made a motion that at the present time that we enter into a contract with Mr. Copeland to pave the bicycle path and patch the necessary holes, -3- o o Tape 2 Side A 7 min. Councilman Dietz stated that this would be a small job for this man to come up here and do. Councilman Sikes withdrew his motion. Councilwoman Webber made a motion that we repair the potholes and she feels that the City crews can do it and maybe put just a little cement in with it, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Mayor Armstrong stated that the next communication is a letter from Mr. Mosher where he is commending our employees in the Garbage and Trash Department for a job well done. He instructed the City Clerk to write a letter to Mr. Mosher of appreciation to Mr. Mosher and that a copy of this letter is to go to the work crew. 10 min. The next communication is from Mr. Malcolm Jones in regard to the County taking over the municipalities in the State of Florida. Attorney Weaver stated that he spoke to Mr. Jones this week, and he would suggest that we contact Mr. Jones sometime after the end of the coming legislative session, because we will be faced with a phase out date of January 3, 1977. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that we are not desirous to make a change, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. PRESENTATION At this time Mayor Armstrong presented Mr. James Blackwell a pen for his services rendered in the capacity as Chief of the Fire Department, and expressed his appreciation to Mr. Blackwell as past Chief of the Edgewater Fire Department. Mr. Blackwell stated that he would like to thank everyone who backed him as Chief, and he stated that the residents here can be proud of the Edgewater Fire Department, because it is one of the best, if not the best in the State. RESOLUTIONS 20 min. RES.NO. 611 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE APPOINTMENTS OF THE EDGEWATER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. AND NAMING AND DESIGNATING OFFICERS OF SAID EDGEWATER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. PROVIDING THEY SHALL RECEIVE NO SALARY, PROVIDING THEY SHALL EACH SERVE FOR ONE YEAR, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. 25 min. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. At this time, Mayor Armstrong explained that the new Council must elect a Vice Mayor and an Acting Mayor. Councilman Sikes made a motion as Vice Mayor, and William H. seconded by Councilman Dietz. CARRIED. that we appoint Mrs. Ryta Webber Cairnie as Acting Mayor, being Upon roll call vote said motion -4- ~ o o Tape 2 Side B RES. NO. 612 A RESOLUTION DECLARING RYTA F. WEBBER TO BE VICE MAYOR AND WILLIAM H. CAIRNIE TO BE ACTING MAYOR OF THE CITY OF EDGE- WATER, FLORIDA, AFTER ELECTION THEREFOR. PROVIDING SAID VICE MAYOR AND ACTING MAYOR SHALL SERVE FOR A TERM OF ONE YEAR, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Sikes. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. RES. NO. 613 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING AND APPOINTING THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW SMYRNA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA, AS THE DEPOSITORY OF ALL GENERAL FUNDS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA AND FURTHER DESIGNATING THE AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF CITY FUNDS FROM SAID DEPOSITORY. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. 5 min. RES. NO. 614 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING AND APPOINTING THE SOUTHEAST BANK OF NEW SMYRNA, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA, AS THE DEPOSITORY OF ALL WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM FUNDS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, AND FURTHER DESIGNATING THE AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF CITY FUNDS FROM SAID DEPOSITORY. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Dietz made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Cairnie. Mr. Walter Gross stated at this time that the law states that as long as a member of the City administration or the City Council, that the City can not enter into any business with any corporation if that member works there. He said that this has never been explained yet. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Sikes voting NO. Mayor Armstrong answered Mr. Gross, stating that he will have to differ a little because the law doesn't say anything about who the City can do business with 8S far as a depository is concerned. The burden of proof is on the official serving the City and not the City serving with a bank. Mr. Gross stated that there is no personality entered into this, but Councilman Sikes voted no, and I question why? Mayor Armstrong stated that under the statutes it specifically states that no member of the City Council can obstain from voting unless they file an affidavit- that it is a conflict of interest. 10 min. Councilman Sikes explained that he has checked into this thoroughly with the City Attorney and with the bank attorney. He said this situation was explained in an article which was in the paper. He also said that the attorney advised me that anytime such items come up, so that there would be no question, he could excuse himself from the meeting. He stated that he -5- o o attempted to do this tonight, and the other evening it came up before he realized it, and this is why he voted no. RES. NO. 615 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR DANA T. ARMSTRONG TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA AND BE AN AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY OF ALL BANK ACCOUNTS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE VICE MAYOR RYTA F. WEBBER, AND THE ACTING MAYOR, WILLIAM H. CAIRNIE, TO BE AUTHORIZED SIGNATORIES OF ALL BANK ACCOUNTS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Sikes made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. RES. NO. 616 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING MAYOR DANA T. ARMSTRONG AS THE REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA TO THE VOLUSIA LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. RES. NO. 617 A RESOLUTION TERMINATING THE POSITION OF PROPERTY MANAGER IN THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR. Attorney Weaver read the Resolution in full. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to adopt the Resolution, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Tape 2 Side B 15 min. Councilman Dietz asked the City Clerk read a letter from the Auditor General. The City Clerk read the letter which the City Council instructed the City Manager to send to the Auditor General to answer the auditors comments from May Zima. Councilman Dietz asked how this is going to be done now, who will take over this job? Mayor Armstrong said that it will be the responsibility of the administration to see that it is done. Councilman Dietz asked what the procedure is going to be and who is going to be delegated with the responsibility? Councilman Cairnie stated that the department heads should be the ones to take the inventory of all their equipment and supplies, this information could be turned over to the City Clerk for pricing as far as a dollar figure. Councilman Dietz directed a question to the City Attorney as to what are the penalties if we do not abide by the instructions that were given to us? -6- Tape 2 Side B 20 min. o o Mayor Armstrong stated that the job is to the extent that it is of a minor nature presently, and if we had considered possibly the 4 weeks which the man has been off plus the time that he has assumed as municipal judge, the job could have been complete at this time. Attorney Weaver stated that he is not aware of any penalties, he can not say whether there are any or there are not any. 25 min. Councilman Sikes read from Chapter 273.02 of the Florida Statutes in regard to property management and how it is to be handled. He asked how we could expect our department heads to take care of all of this. Tape3 Side A 5 min. Mayor Armstrong stated that he has practicall~ inventoried at one time every piece of equipment owned by the City, and he added that he feels this was done in compliance with the law. Mr. Katez stated to the Council, that the law provides that you must take inventory, however are we required to hire one particular man to do it? Attorney Weaver stated that this is basically correct, however the reason as he understood it for hiring an individual was to establish and set up a system. Mrs. Turner stated that if Mr. Tucker has done such a fine job and 90% of it is finished, perhaps the clerical helpers in City Hall could finish it up now. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Dietz voting NO. Councilman Sikes and ORDINANCES: None OLD BUSINESS City Manager Bryant read a memorandum in regard to the election by the Police Department, in regard to the Police Benevolence Association.as bargaining agent. Mayor Armstrong stated that we will bargain in good faith with whomever represents the Police Department, however he stated that we do have a duplication in representation here, referring to the Merit Board and P.B.A. He asked Mr. Weaver for an opinion on this. Attorney Weaver stated that the representation by the Merit Board is of more a general nature, they are formed as a grievance board, although they do recommend raises for certain individuals. If we enter into a contract with P.B.A. we are going to be dealing with a contractual situation with them, and the recommendations from the Merit Board as far as salaries goes will not have an effect on this. He stated that there is not really a dual representation. Mayor Armstrong stated that in that case he recommended to the Council that we recognize P.B.A. as the bargaining agent for the Edgewater Police Department. -7- ~ Tape 3 Side A 10 min. 15 min. 20 min. 25 min. o o Mr. Dave Duggan spoke to the Council about the P.B.A. he was in for years, stating that sometimes the Chief and Sargeant and Lieutenant are not covered. He also said that he feels that this would be the best thing to keep the politics out of the PoliceDepartment. .Mr. Murphy, President of the Volusia County P.B.A. stated that in the State of Florida the P.B.A. represents all of the personnel in the department, not just the officers. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that we recognize the P.B.A. as the official bargaining agent for the Edgewater Police Department, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Mrs. Murphy stated that if there is some reason why some places feel that the Chief should not be under the P.B.A., maybe we should think about that. Mayor Armstrong stated that we will think about it when we start talking contract. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. City Manager Bryant read a memorandum from the Merit Board to the City Council requesting permission to proceed with the development of job descriptions. Mayor Armstrong stated that he has not had the opportunity to look into this in any way. Councilman Cairnie made a motion to table this for further study, being seconded by Councilman Dietz. Mr. Garthwaite spoke to the Council, explaining what they are asking for. Mayor Armstrong explained to Mr. Garthwaite that he could talk to any ~ of the Councilmen(woman) about these job descriptions and explain it further, however he could not talk to two at a time unless it is at an open meeting like this. Mr. Paul Walls stated that as long as he has worked, he understood that the job descriptions were drawn up to the jobs and not to the men. Mrs. Murphy spoke to the council in regard to these job de- scriptions,and how it could be done, Councilman Cairnie called for the question. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Sikes voting no. Mayor Armstrong explained that some time ago (1966) an Ordinance was enacted in the City of Edgewater, due to some confusion as to age limit of employees, at this time one particular individual was involved, and we felt that it was mandatory to place a retire- ment age in the form of an Ordinance; the age being 70. He stated that it was also put in the Ordinance that the City Council could require a physical examination of any employee at any time if it was believed that the person was not able to perform the duties that his job required. He stated that this has come to out at- tention now, and Mr. Bryant has submitted a memo on it, and it is up to the Council at this time whether we retire a man because of his age, or if we require him to have a physicall.examination. He explained that we are talking about Mr. Ohrwall who is presently working in the Sewer Department. -8- o o Tape 3 Side B Councilman Dietz stated that Mr. Ohrwall is now working under the grandfather clause for the Class C operator's license. We have received a letter from the Department of Pollution Control that he will not qualify under the grandfather clause. Also, there was a letter received by the Mayor last Monday where there were some reports that were suppose to be mailed into the DPC that were not in. The Council did not know about this, it happened to come to me by the back door, and this was not the way it should have been done. He stated that our reports are not adequate, and we are in for an in- vestigation, we have had employees to quit because of Mr. Ohrwall, and we need these Class C operators. Mayor Armstrong stated that we are not talking about Class C operators, we are taling about whether you are going to re- tire a man because he is 70 years of age. Councilman Dietz stated that he is talking about keep this man, who is going to be a detriment to the City? Mayor Armstrong stated that he would rather not have this re- ferred to as a personnal feeling against one of the City em- ployees. We are going to have to think about what the man has done. Councilman Dietz stated that we should take him out of the Sewer Plant, and put him in another job and he will agree to it. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that Mr. Ohrwall be retained in the Sewer Department as long as he is physical able to do the job, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Councilman Cairnie stated that we should change the Ordinance, he cannot see a faithfull employee for the number of years we have had him, working many hours which he was never paid any over time for and all of a sudden to say that he is not quali- fied. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Dietz voting NO. Mayor Armstrong stated that as Mr. Dietz's said, he shall take it upon himself and if he finds it to be so, he will recommend that Mr. Ohrwall be put in another job. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that we advertise for a Chief of Police through the recognized channels, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. The cutoff date to be January 2, 1976. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. 5 min. Councilman Cairnie made a motion that an Ordinance be drawn up eliminating the position of the City Manager, being seconded by Councilwoman Webber. Mr. Garthwaite stated that he feels the Council is acting too hasty, and he feels that the Council should wait and evaluate this position, because you haven't decided what type of govern- ment is going to run the City and do the work the City Manager is doing. Councilman Cairnie stated that he thinks that the Council and the Mayor will be able to run this City.~ -9- o o Mr. Garthwaite asked if the coordinator system is what they are planning to go to? Mayor Armstrong answered that the internal affairs is the respon- sibility of the administration and it will be worked out in the interest of the people. Mr. Lodico spoke to the Council about the Sunshine Law, and if the City is planning to go back to the coordinator system it is going to be hard. Mr. Walter Gross stated that he feels that the Mayor has been here for many years before and has not been put in jail yet because of the Sunshine Law, and he feels that the Mayor can handle it. Mr. Kat~z spoke to the Council about the coordinator system He asked when the City Manager position would be eliminated, immediately? Tape 3 Side B 10 min. Mayor Armstrong stated that it would be,within the due process of law. The first reading of the Ordinance will be done at our next meeting, and it will be sometime in December w.hen it comes up for second reading. Mr. Katez asked if the Mayor and City Council would be interested in evidence to fire that man tonight? Mayor Armstrong answered that we have a matter of business on the floor. Councilman Dietz asked what form of government are we going to have now? How can we eliminate something when you don't know what you are going to come to? Mayor Armstrong stated that that has nothing to do with this. We are in a sense doing away with the City Manager type of government which was a mandate of the people. Councilman Dietz asked if the Mayor is going to be the manager? Mayor Armstrong stated no to this. Councilman Dietz stated that he is being asked to make an intelligent vote but he is not being given consequence as to where we are going. Upon roll call vote said motion CARRIED. Councilman Dietz voting NO. Councilman Sikes and 15 min. Mayor Armstrong stated that we will be able to meet with the officials related to the extension program of the water and sewer systems, what has been done and so on, on November 19, 1975 at 10:00 A.M. There will not be any discussion on the City Manager and so on, however if there is any related matter that comes up it will be added in the letter notifying you of the meeting. Mayor Armstrong stated that we do need to have a reorganizational meeting very soon because of the certain board members' terms being expired and new board members need to be appointed. Mayor Armstrong stated that hearing no objections we will have this meeting on November 19th, and he directed the City Clerk to type up the letters to that effect. -10- o o MISCELLANEOUS: Mayor Armstrong stated that we have a request from Mr. George Katez to address the Council. Mr. Katez stated that he would withdraw his request because the Council has more or less already answered him earlier. Mayor Armstrong stated that we have a request from Mrs. Martha Rich to address the Council. Mrs. Rich came forward and stated that Mr. Dietz and she seem to go around and around about the air conditioner, so she would like to present him with a pair of long johns. Councilman Dietz stated that he will wear them, and he thanked Mrs. Rich. 20 min. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Workshop - Nov. 20,1975, 7:30 P.M., Community Center Regular Council Meeting - Nov. 24,1975, 7:30 P.M., Community Center ADJOURNMENT: 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 &~-?: ~~~ /e-S ~-& J q/~ _~ 70{m~ U' Counc' m -~L~ ~ ~ ~0J~ City Clerk f!;./ ma~ 2 ~ -L-- ~ ~ !/&~ C.ounc ilman .JY ATTEST: ~ Approved this ~~ day of November, A.D. 1975. fic---3r~~ Ma or -11- ,. , . o u BILLS AND ACCOUNTS GENERAL FUND Clyde R. Mann City of Edgewater WW & SS Southern Bell Florida Power & Light Co. City of Edgewater WW & SS R.L. Polk & Company Internatl. Inst. of Mun. Clks. E.O. Painter Printing Co. Tiptons Everson Ross Tennant Printing Company Hilliams Welding New Smyrna Beach News Pitney Bowes Coastal Office Machines Standard Oil Company Lanier Business Products Maszk's Workshop Burns Janitor Service Scotty's Smyrna Auto Parts Magnolia Motor Company Industrial Office Outfitters National Chemsearch SouthEastern Products Nieburger Chevy-Olds Co. R.E. Morris New Smyrna Chrysler Plymouth Ropp's Automotive City Auto Supply Hughes Supply J. J. Vaughn Ford-Mercury A-I Rent All New Smyrna Beach P.D. NSB - Edgewater Humane Society County of Volusia Joseph E. Weaver State Tractor & Equipment Robert G. Howard WATER AND SEWER City of Edgewater WW &SS Florida Power & Light Southern Bell Burrough Corp Dept. of Environmental Reg. Edgewater Mfg. Co. Sav-On utility Supplies Hall Machine Works Ropp's Automotive New Smyrna Builders Supply Environmental Specialties Hughes Supply The Foxboro Company Curtin Matheson Scientific Standard Oil Company Allied Chlorine & Chemical Pollution - Solutions, Inc. NOVEMBER 13, 1975 Judge Pro Tem Petty Cash City Hall, F.D. City Hall, Com. C. ,Shufflebrd, F.D., Multi-games Street, Ballpk. P.D. City Clerk Election Expense Gen. F.D. Election Expense Street Legal ads City Hall P.D. Gen. City Hall P.D. City Hall, Rec. Street P.D. Street P.D., City Hall, Com. C. Street City Hall Street Street P.D. P.D. P.D., Landfill Library Street P.D. P.D. Humane Society Building Inspections City Attorney Landfill New Garage Ballpk. Sewer Water and Sewer Sewer Water and Sewer Water Sewer Water Water and Sewer Water Sewer Water Water Sewer Sewer Sewer Water and Sewer Sewer (Renewal and Replacement) 205.00 19.61 314.64 493.01 19.25 41.00 20.00 166.00 36.36 28.50 94.55 45.02 28.52 30.00 20.00 2,369.02 29.66 42.78 57.66 210.94 3.86 44.56 48.02 479.97 5.00 9.20 16.37 3.23 30.50 25.21 23.93 7.24 2.50 67.50 150.00 1,409.35 232.50 20.63 415.00 7,076.09 6.60 438.53 31.20 85.21 20.00 39.87 7.55 141.70 35.41 20.74 9.50 263.88 350.25 8.31 36.60 340.00 390.00 2?225..35