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fOrem& 29 larp piec.. of equip-
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3, 409 loads tra.ea. 6 garbap trucks and 3 trash truck..
P .\f~Dept. .
112 eaplo7ees with a ~ ll of $433, 857- 78. FOr schools and churches did
10, 072. 00 in work. Bave 59 ailes have to sweep. Ten aile. ot streets un-
paved to grade and clay. We sweep about 10 ailes ot SR' s. 70 miles sewer
line.. 8~ ailes . ewer main lines projects under va:r or scheduled:
Bay. ho~ Park 3rd Add., Xenwood 2Dci Add., Victoria Gardens, Forrest Park 2nd
Add., and now putting sidewalks in at Elliott Point School froa Ferq Road
back to Smith Drive.
12 Inch water lUlin down HoD8han over to Main st. Be said the reason we are
able to do the work we do is that we have the best equipaent that can be
bought.. No City in Florida had equipaent W had. ( c... nt de to
II& him)
Be said when received compliment. on equipl8nt or wOrk, he told th_ ! t was
because the men on Council gave us the equiplent to do the work with, and
he hoped Council kept it up. Be concluded by thanking the Council.
Mr. Read7 co_ ented on a special committee .. eting set up before he got to
the general meeting, and he was plamling to be on vacation at that ti.ae. Be
asked if the date could be chaD88d. Hr. Rigdon ccmaented that concerning
Ho~ 9 recamaeDd.ation, he felt Council as a whole should sit in on the aeeting
anyw&7. Mr. Read7 aoved that the meeting be held Aug. 30 at 4: 30 p. a. with
Council as a wbole. Hotion was seconded by Mr. Rigdon and carried UnA.Tli- ously.
The ainutes for the reBUlar council aeeting held Hay 9 were approved as
written on aotion by Counci~ Rigdon, seconded by Councilaan Sconiers and
7e VTlA.Tlj- ous vote.
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Kana8er co_ ented that Elbert Davis had ccae in, and since he was a candidate
tor Mayor, he. might have soaething to 8&
7. Mr. Davis t~ Dked hia, sayiDc he
was very glad to be there, and that he was real17 hoping for everybod7' s support.
The tollowiDg resolutions were presented:
67- 21 -A resolution authorizing and directing the City ~ r and
Cit7 Clerk to execute an agreement with the State Road Department for
the installation of a traffic signal at SR 85 and Perry Blvd. establish-
ing the City' s participating cost and providing tor an effective date.
Correction to 67- 9 passed 5/ 9/ 67).
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Mr. Reacb' IIOvedthat this resolution be approved. Motion vas seconded
by Mr. Sconiers and carried unanilao;usly..
61- 22 - A resolution
authorizing execution of , utilities t
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for the adjustment, change or relocation of certain utilities within
the right- of- vq liJIi ts hereafter described, &lid providing when this
ry.olution shall take effect., ( Beal st.)
Mr. Sconi,ers Dved that this resolution. be approved. Motion vas seconded
by Mr. Rigdon and carried unaniaously.
61- 23 - A resolution authorizing exeoution of Lutilities agreeaent
for the adjustaent, change or relocation of certain utilities wi th-
in the right- of- way liaits hereafter described, and providing when
this reso~ution shall take effect. ( Beal st.)
Mr. Sooniers moved that this resolution be approved. Motion was seconded
by Mr. Killingsworth and oarried unanilaously.
The following ordinances were. read:
500 - Entitled an ordinanoe adopting a bud8et for the operation of-.
the City of Fort walton Beach, F;Lorida, for the t1$
cal year July 1,
1961, through June 30, 1968, making certain designated appropria-
tions of funds of the City; prescribing oertain liJIi ta tions of the
expenditure of funds, and providing for the effeotive date hereof.
Mr. Reacb' acved that this ordinanoe be approved on third and final read-
ing. Motion vas seconded by Mr. Killingsworth and oarried Ul)A.fti- ously..
100. 81 - An ordinance rezoning certain parcels of property in the
City of Fort Walton Beach fro. R- lA to R- 2, and from R- l to R- 2, for
certain purposes,- providing the effeotive date hereof.
Manager -e~ Munioipal Pl9-ftfti 1'Ig Board recom-
aiJaed that this oovered bo-th
mendations, that thepiano for the
instruction
one could not properly be
heard before the Board of Adjustment. Also., the Ordinance oontained a re-'
verter olause if either parcel ever ceased to be used for the purposes set .
forth in.the ordinance. .
Mr. Reacb' moved that this ordinance be approved on 1st reading. Motion vas
seoonded
