02-13-67 v CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLA.
111. COMMISSION
MEETING
2-13-67
AGENDA
1. Call to Order.
2. Moment Silent Prayer - Memory of Norman A. Minchew,
City Tax Assessor and Former Councilman.
3. Invocation.
4. Approval of Minutes 1/23/67.
5. Recognition of Visitors.
6. Bids:
(a) 2 Pick-Up Trucks.
7 . Reports:
(a) Acting City Manager.
(b) Committee on Bowen Apartment Complex.
(c) Jacksonville Humane Society.
(d) Committee on Bids for Garbage Truck Chassis.
(e) City Attorney - Utility Tax Study.
8. Mr. Domnell - Golf Driving Range - Attorney 's opinion.
9. Ordinances - 2nd and Final Reading:
(a) Indecent Exposure.
(b) Requiring registration of certain employees and
taxicab drivers.
10. Ordinances - First Reading:
(a) Amending 1967 Budget - $25, 000.00 transfer to
Sewer Fund.
11. Approval Insurance bills.
12. Resolutions:
(a) No. 67-1 - Burn Utility Bonds.
(b) No. 67-2 - Burn G. 0. Sewer Bonds.
(c) Authorize Savings Account W.S . R. & R. Fund.
(d) Appoint Committee for Resolution on death of
Norman A. Minchew.
13 . Request Approval Purchase Meters from Account #1501 -
Amount of $437 .52.
14. Request approval to get bids for lift Station NE" Control
Panel - Cost approximately $800.00.
15. City Clerk.
16. Fire and Police Chief Reports.
17 . City Manager (Acting) .
18. Commissioners.
19. Adjourn.
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH CITY
COMMISSION HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,
1967 AT 8:00 P. M.
Present:
William S. Howell, Mayor-Commissioner
Donald L. Goodling
Louis C. Holloway, Jr.
W. J. Parks, Jr.
John W. Weldon, Commissioners
and
Adele S. Grage, City Clerk
Richard H. Hilliard, Acting City Manager
Absent:
Frank Thompson, City Attorney (I11)
Murray H. Bennett, City Manager (Ill)
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor-Commissioner,
Mr. Howell.
A moment of Silent Prayer was observed in memory of Norman A.
Minchew, City Tax Assessor and former Town Councilman, who
died suddenly, Saturday, February 11, 1967 .
The Invocation was given by Commissioner Weldon.
The minutes of the meeting of January 23, 1967 were approved
as written upon motion of Mr. Holloway, seconded by Mr. Goodling
and carried.
Mr. Howell recognized visitors present and called for any busi-
ness from the floor not on the Agenda.
Mr. A. J. Longo requested that something be done about the
traffic hazard at East Coast Drive and 15th Street. There was
a serious accident there last week and it is becoming a speed
trap. Mr. Holloway advised very serious situation due to
curve in road and a multiple intersection situation - a street
light would not be sufficient - need to light up more or stop
mechanically. The matter was discussed at length during which
Mr. Howell suggested blinker light; also stop signs, etc. were
suggested. Mr. Weldon moved that in view of the fact that this
is an artery to Mayport and also leads to County Beaches that
a Committee be appointed to include Chief Vogel and Acting City
Manager Hilliard to determine whether blinker signal would be
of assistance, or such other recommendations, and while being
prepared that Chief Vogel be requested to make special watch
over that particular section, seconded by Mr. Parks and carried.
Mayor Howell will work with Chief Vogel and Mr. Hilliard as
Committee on this.
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #2
Bids were next received on two (2) 1/2 Ton Pickup trucks as
follows:
John Deihl Chevrolet Co. $3, 262.67
Riverside Chevrolet 2, 994.00
Southside Motors (Ford) 3, 170.00
Gordon Thompson Chevrolet 3 , 025.00
Thor Chevrolet 2, 789.62
Mr. Holloway advised he sees no reason to study bids if they
all meet specifications and he therefore moved the bid be
awarded to the low bidder meeting specifications, seconded by
Mr. Weldon. Mr. Goodling thinks that unless an emergency, it
has been policy to refer bids to a Committee for review and
report back recommendations on award to the Commission. He
thinks it is good policy and unless emergency thinks wrong
thing to deviate. Mr. Weldon asked any emergency on trucks,
and Mr. Hilliard advised if trade-in truck went down within
next two weeks it would take money to keep running. Mr.
Goodling thinks bad precedent to move in haste and would like
to hear report before vote for expenditure of City's funds.
Following discussion Mr. Howell put the question and the vote
was:
Aye: Holloway, Howell
May: Goodling, Parks, Weldon
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion not carried.
Mr. Goodling moved the bids be referred to a Committee to
report back at next meeting, seconded by Mr. Parks and carried.
Mr. Howell appointed Mr. Holloway and Mr. Hilliard to study
bids and report back at next meeting.
The report of the Committee on the Bowen Apartment Complex
and their request for annexation of their property into the
City was presented by Mr. Parks. The Committee recommended
that the necessary water and sewer extensions (as outlined in
Committee report) be constructed solely at Mr. Bowens expense
with reimbursement as specified in report. The Committee also
recommended that the City of Atlantic Beach endorse his efforts
to have his property included in the City Limits by Special
Lesislative Act, but that the City will not actively aid in
the proposed annexation. Also that the proper zoning of the
property be accomplished simultaneously with the annexation.
Mr. Goodling moved adoption of the report - one copy to be
attached to minutes and one sent to Mr. Bowen for his informa-
tion, seconded by Mr. Weldon. The matter was discussed in
which it was brought out that the 8 " water line would be on
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #3
west side of Seminole Road and our City limits extend beyond
this property on the west side of the road, and also, we are
not committing ourselves to anything other than that we will
look with favor at efforts to develop and will make available
water and sewer at his expense. Mr. Weldon advised would
endorse efforts to have annexed - but should it include
language for proper zoning. Mr. Howell thinks point well
taken as we do not want zoned by Special Legislative Act as
it could not then be rezoned by the City. It was agreed we
would want simultaneous zoning by the City as we do not want
the Legislature zoning Atlantic Beach. We will offer no
objection to Mr. Bowens contacting the Legislative delegates
for annexation only. The petition for zoning of property
should be filed simultaneously with the City Commission.
Following discussion the Mayor put the question and the motion
carried. A copy of the Committee 's report is attached to
these minutes and made a part thereof.
Report of the Jacksonville Humane Society for the month of
January 1967 was received for information and filing.
The report of the Committee on Garbage Truck Chassis was
presented. They recommended that the bid of the Riverside
Chevrolet Company be accepted in amount of $4,675.76 as
lowest and best bid. Copy of report is attached hereto and
made a part hereof. Mr. Goodling moved adoption of
Committee 's recommendation and purchase order be issued to
cover, subject to funds being available, and approval of City
Attorney of purchase order, seconded by Mr. Holloway and
carried.
There was no report on the Utility Tax Study or the golf
driving range as the City Attorney is absent due to illness.
These items will be continued.
The Mayor next presented for second and final reading and
read in full Ordinance #95-67-8 - said Ordinance prohibits
indecent exposure and provides penalties therefor . He then
declared meeting op3n for Public Hearing. Notice of Public
Hearing was posted in line with requirements of Charter.
As no one appeared either for or against said Ordinance, the
Mayor declared the Public Hearing closed, whereupon Mr. Parks
moved the adoption of the Ordinance on second and final read-
ing, seconded by Mr. Holloway. Mr. Weldon commented that
there was a perfectly splendid editorial on the subject in the
Times Union this morning - commended to all to read. Mayor
Howell then put the question and the motion carried.
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #4
Mayor Howell asked Chief Vogel to distribute copies of
Ordinance to every place of amusement - Mr. Weldon suggested
copies be sent to our Municipal Judges.
Mayor Howell then read in full Ordinance #95-67-9 requiring
registration of certain employees and taxicab drivers, for
consideration on second and final reading. He then opened
the meeting for Public Hearing on same. Notice of Public
Hearing was posted in line with requirements of Charter. Mr.
Roland Blalock spoke in favor of the Ordinance. As no one
else appeared either for or against, Mr. Howell declared the
Public Hearing closed. Mr. Parks moved the adoption of said
Ordinance on second and final reading, seconded by Mr.
Holloway. Mr. Weldon stated as he understands it would require
registration of every employee of grocery stores. It was
determined that only employees of places with "Consumption on
Premises" (C.O.P. ) licenses or places of amusement would have
to register. Grocery stores have "bottled only" licenses and are
not permitted to allow consumption on the premises. Chief
Vogel advised our only expense involved is issuing the cards -
the F.B.I. will furnish cards and envelopes. Mr. Howell
assumes taxicab drivers referred to are those whose companies
hold Certificates of Convenience and Necessity. Mr. Weldon
would like to propose amendment to the motion to insert on
fourth line of Section 1 following word "drivers" and before
the comma "drivers of taxicabs the owners of which hold a
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate". Mr. Parks
and Mr. Holloway accepted the amendment. Mr. Howell called
attention to the fact that there is no enacting clause stating
effective date, therefore in line with City Charter it will
become effective twenty (20) days after posting. He also
suggested copies be delivered to all businesses interested and
taxicab operators advising them effective date. The Mayor then
put the question and the motion as amended was carried.
Mr. Howell deviated from the Agenda to recognize Mr. Roland
Blalock who wished to talk with the Commission about the
Overpass the Expressway Authority is proposing on Atlantic
Boulevard at Mayport Road. He and Mr. Arthur Penman - before
Mr. Penman 's death - worked on this and were assured would
not go overhead but stay on grade. Mr. Blalock has complete
file and record of correspondence and meetings on this matter.
He advised that he was at Expressway Authority office this
morning and according to plans the clearance over Mayport
Road will be 32.4 feet. This approach will start 600 feet from
Bridge and will make another "thrill hill" and be very
dangerous, also it will eliminate close to 2000 feet of busi-
ness frontage which he feels would affect the tax income of
the City. He requested the Commission to take under considera-
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #5
tion eliminating the overpass. The matter was discussed at
length during which Mr . Howell advised that County Commissioner
Stokes is setting up a meeting with the Expressway Authority
and State Road Department District Representative to go into
this a little deeper. Mr. Howell advised he had rather see
overpass eliminated and the funds so saved be used for side-
walks and lights. Mr. Weldon advised that at last meeting
with Expressway Authority we were told this project was being
done by Expressway Authority then turned over to State Road
Department for maintenance, and they wanted to talk to all
responsible people for pros and cons, and he asks why are they
forcing down throat of two Municipalities. Chief Vogel advised
the overpass would present traffic problems, believes could
be solved with traffic circle. After further lengthy discussion
Mr. Weldon moved that letter be written to State Road Department,
Expressway Authority and County Commission telling of our con-
cern and requesting Public Hearing, seconded by Mr. Parks. Mr.
Goodling suggested copy go to Mr. Bill Beaufort. Mayor Howell
put the question and the motion carried.
An Ordinance was presented in full in writing covering transfer
of $25, 000.00 to Sewer Fund in 1967 Budget for passage by Title
only on first reading. Mr. Weldon moved passage by Title only
on first reading and suggested Public Hearing be February 27,
1967 , seconded by Mr. Parks and carried. The Public Hearing
will be February 27 , 1967 .
A bill was presented from Elmore-Naughton Insurance in amount of
$33 .33 which is our pro-rata share of yearly insurance premium
on blanket policy for Beaches Auxiliary Police. Mr. Goodling
moved approve payment subject to concurrence of City Treasurer,
seconded by Mr. Holloway and carried.
Mrs. Grage presented invoices from McNeill Insurance Agency
covering our insurance for 1967 - total amount of $8, 206. 99.
This is higher than bid due to modification on Workmen's
Compensation, bond for Mrs. Barnes and addition of new Police
car. The vehicle schedule was revised and reduced as
recommended. Mr. Holloway moved bills as presented be approved
for payment, seconded by Mr. Parks and carried.
Mr . Howell read Resolution #67-1 covering the burning of
Utility Revenue Bonds and interest coupons redeemed in 1966.
Mr. Goodling moved passage of said Resolution, seconded by
Mr. Weldon and carried. Copy of Resolution #67-1 is attached
to these minutes and made a part hereof.
Mr. Howell read Resolution #67--2 covering the burning of
General Obligation Sewer Bonds and interest coupons redeemed
in 1966. Mr. Goodling moved passage, seconded by Mr. Parks
and carried. Copy of Resolution #67-2 is attached to these
minutes and made a part hereof.
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #6
Mr. Howell read Resolution #67-3 covering transfer of up to
$10, 000.00 from checking account of Water System Renewal and
Replacement Fund to a like named Savings Account. Mr. Goodling
moved passage, seconded by Mr. Parks. Mr. Weldon inquired if
in First National Beach Bank. It was advised all water
accounts are by Ordinance in Atlantic National Bank. We have a
Savings Account in Utility Revenue Bond Fund but not this fund.
Following discussion the Mayor put the question and the motion
carried. Copy of Resolution #67-3 is attached to these
minutes and made a part hereof.
Mayor Howell appointed Mrs. Grage and himself as a Committee
to draw up Resolution on death of Norman Minchew.
Mr. Hilliard requested approval for purchase of 12 new water
meters in amount of $437 . 52 from Account #1501. These are
for new water services. Mr. Goodling moved approval, seconded
by Mr. Holloway and carried.
Mr. Hilliard reiested approval to take bids on new control
panel for Lift , Station "El He estimates the cost will be
approximately $800.00. Mr. Holloway moved approval, seconded
by Mr. Goodling. The matter of specifications was discussed
and agreed necessary. Mr. Parks, Mr. Goodling and Mr. Hilliard
will get up necessary specifications. The Mayor then put the
question and motion was carried.
Mrs. Grage advised the City Hall will be used for voting
purposes February 28th, March 14th and March 28th, 1967.
Mrs. Grage advised she would like to attend the City Clerk 's
Short Course in Gainesville on March 19-22 if the City Manager
is back at work. Mr. Goodling moved approval at City's
expense, seconded by Mr. Parks and carried.
Mrs. Grage advised Mr. J. F. Waggoner, Jr. requested her to
express to the Commission his appreciation of the flowers
ordered for Mrs. Waggoners funeral. They were not delivered
is reason he had not already sent his thanks. The florist is
tracing the order.
Mrs. A. J. Craig is in Beaches Hospital following slight
stroke. "Judge" Craig asked that the Commission be advised of
his willingness to help in any way he can without remuneration -
during this period of Mr. Bennett's illness. Mr. Weldon
stated this is a splendid gesture on Mr. Craig 's part. Mrs.
Grage advised Mr. Bennett is progressing but will not be home
from hospital for another week to 10 days.
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #7
Mr. Parks stated in connection with report of City Clerk
concerning former and present City Managers, and as "Judge"
Craig has been a long and faithful servant of this
Municipality that flowers be sent from the Commissioners,
at the Commissioners ' expense, to Mrs. Craig, seconded by
Mr. Holloway and carried.
Copy of Police docket for January 30th, 1967 was received for
filing and information.
Mr. Parks stated that going back to Mr. Weldon 's earlier
remarks when considering indecent exposure ordinance he would
like to see the Commission take official cognizance of the
favorable publicity that this Municipality receives from time
to time from the editor of the editorial page, Mr. Caleb J.
King, Jr. , who is a valued citizen of this City, and that the
City Clerk be instructed to write a letter expressing
appreciation of his consideration of our efforts, seconded
by Mr. Weldon and carried.
Mr. Holloway advised he had received a letter from a citizen
about the dogs roaming in bands around the streets in viola-
tion of Ordinance. He would like some endeavor to be made
to see if can corral them. Would be glad to give the Chief
the man's name. He asked Chief if he thinks we have excess
of dogs. The Chief advised that we have, and again asked
for permission to use a capture gun. The matter was discussed
at length and suggested look over contract with Jacksonville
Humane Society and see what can be done to better service and
situation. The Chief was asked to come up with some
recommendations. The news media was requested to help by
reporting something about the situation.
Mr. Howell advised that with the passing of Mr. Minchew we
must take some action on Tax Assessor. He suggested the
Commission get together in an informal meeting to discuss.
Tuesday, February 21, 1967 was decided on as date all could
meet. The City Clerk is to remind Commissioners of the
meeting.
Mrs. Grage advised that the County Tax Assessor will be here
at the City Hall on Tuesday, February 21st at 10:45 A. M.
for filing of homestead exemptions and personal property
returns.
Minutes 2/13/67 Page #8
Mr. Howell advised as matter of information the City is
being sued by a Mr. A. J. Parks who alleges that on or
about December 21, 1966 his car was damaged by a hidden
object in the road on Main Street in Atlantic Beach. The
matter has been turned over to the Insurance Company
attorneys.
Mr. Parks stated that Mr. Bob Cloninger who succeeded Mr.
Bill Shrimpshire on the Jacksonville Journal has been
covering for three or four meetings and is from Catawba
County, North Carolina.
There being no further business Mr. Howell declared the
meeting arjourned.
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Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
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Adele S . Grage
City Clerk
Report of Special Committee
To Confer with Mr. M. I. Bowen
Regarding the Development of Property
East of Seminole Road and Between 18n and 192 Streets
Duval County, Florida
February 13, 1967
Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
City of Atlantic Beach, Florida
Gentlemen:
The committee consisting of the undersigned which was appointed by
Mayor Howell at the regular meeting of the City Commission of Atlantic
Beach, Florida, on January 23, 1967, subsequent to the appearance of
Mr. M. I. Bowen before the Commission, has conferred with Mr. Bowen
and submits the following report. The committee was appointed to
confer with Mr. Bowen and to discuss with him relative to his proposed
development of property located on the east side of Seminole Road be-
tween 18n and 19nn Streets, with a portion along the ocean front:
A. The provision of municipal water and sewer service to that
property.
B. The annexation of that property into the Corporate Limits
of Atlantic Beach.
The committee conferred with Mr. Bowen on January 26, 1967, and reviewed
with him the physical details of providing water and sewer service to his
property from the City of Atlantic Beach water and sewer systems, and
the construction cost estimates for the necessary water and sewer exten-
sions; said construction cost estimates having previously been prepared
by Commissioner Parks. The committee further reviewed with Mr. Bowen his
plans for the development of the property consisting in the main of utiliz-
ing the ocean-front property for the construction of a sea-side "spa", and
the development of the remainder of the property into an apartment complex.
City water, with ample provision for fire protection, can be secured by
extending an 8" water main northward along the west side of Seminole Road
from the intersection of Seminole Road and 15th Street to 18sn Street. North
of 182 Street, along Seminole Road, along 18sn Street, along 19n Street,
and within the property, the water mains would be 6" and 4".
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Gravity sewer lines and manholes can be constructed along Seminole Road
north of 18th Street, and within the property so that the lines will con-
verge at a point on the east side of Seminole Road and north of 18th Street.
At that point, a deepened manhole can be utilized initially as a sewage
lift station (and equipped with a submersible type sewage pump) for pump-
ing the sewage through a 4" force main along the right of way for Satureba
Drive to existing sewage lift station "D" on the City of Atlantic Beach
system. Said gravity sewer lines would be so constructed that in the
future, they could be integrated into the pattern of gravity sewers when
constructed eastward from Selva Marina Drive. When so integrated, the
sewage pumping facilities installed initially would be of no further use,
the pump would be removed, and the force main abandoned.
The committee recommends that both the necessary water and sewer extensions
be constructed solely at Mr. Bowen's expense, and that the Commission give
favorable consideration to reimbursing Mr. Bowen only for the cost of the
8" water main between 15th Street and 18th Street along Seminole Road which
is estimated to cost $8,349; said reimbursement to be accomplished over
a period of time from a portion of the water revenue resulting to the City
from Mr. Bowen's development, or earlier should the City make use of the
main for purposes other than serving Mr. Bowen's property.
The committee further advised Mr. Bowen, and so recommends herein, that
the City of Atlantic Beach will endorse his efforts to have his property
included in the City Limits by special legislative act, but that the City
will not actively aid in the proposed annexation.
Finally, the committee recommends that the petition for annexation shall
include language specifically zoning the property properly for the in-
tended use by the petitioner and in conformance with applicable City of
Atlantic Beach zoning ordinances so that proper zoning will be accomplished
simultaneously with annexation.
Respectfully submitted,
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67-2
RESOLUTION NO.
WHEREAS, the City has redeemed 5 - 3-9/10% General Obligation
Sewer Bonds in the amount of $5,000.00, said bonds bearing
maturity date of April 1, 1966, and
WHEREAS, the City has redeemed Sewer Bond interest coupons
which have become due through 1966,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, That the follow-
ing numbered bonds totaling $5, 000.00 in value be burned:
Numbers 26 through 30
and that,
The following numbered interest coupons be burned:
Coupon No. 13 from Bond 95
Coupon No. 14 from Bond 95
Coupon No. 15 from Bonds 111-120
Coupon No. 16 from Bonds 26-300
Coupon No. 17 from Bonds 31-49, 51-300
The above and foregoing Resolution passed by the City Commission
February 13, 1967
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Attest;
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Adele S . Grage, City Cler
(Seal)
RESOLUTION NO. 67-1
WHEREAS, the City has redeemed 7 - 34 Utility Bonds in the
amount of $7,000.00, said bonds bearing maturity date of
March 1, 1966, and WHEREAS, the City has redeemed Utility
Revenye Bond interest coupons which have become due through
1966.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED DY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, That the follow-
ing numbered bonds totaling $7,000.00 in value be burned:
Numbers 49 through 55
and that,
The following numbered interest coupons be burned:
Coupon No. 21 from Bonds 205-209
Coupon No. 22 from Bonds 49-191, 202-231
Coupon No. 23 from Bonds 56-191, 202-204
and 210-231
The above and foregoing Resolution passed by the City
February 13, 1967
Commission
Attest:
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Adele S. Grage, City Cl- k
(Seal)
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COMMITTEE REPORT ON GARBAGE TRUCK CHASSIS
SPECIFICATION 67-1
Listed below are the three bids received on Garbage Truck
Chassis, Specification 67-1:
White Trucks Division
White Motor Corporation $6, 116.50
Delivery 45 to 60 Days
Gordon Thompson Chevrolet, Inc. $4,770.00
Delivery 45 days
Riverside Chevrolet Co. $4,675.76
Delivery 30 to 45 Days
The Committee, after studying all three bids, finds that all
three meet our specifications. The truck bid by White
Motor Corporation meets and/or exceeds all specifications
and would be a good truck for our use, but we cant justify
the difference in price of this truck compared to the bid
by Riverside Chevrolet Company. Therefore, the Committee
suggests that the bid ,of ' e vside Chevrolet Company be
accepted as the
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RESOLUTION #67-3
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF ATLANTIC BEACH, DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, That,
The City Clerk-Treasurer be authorized to transfer up
to $10,000.00 from the Water System Renewal and
Replacement Fund Checking Account to a so named
Savings Account in the Atlantic National Bank.
* * * *
Passed by the City Commission on February 13, 1967.
Attt$t:
Adele S. Grage, City ,% lerk
(Seal)
neXtoribatimes-ilttion 3ucksouuillaourttul
EVERY MORNING EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
FLORIDA PUBLISHING COMPANY
Publishers
JACKSONVILLE, DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DUVAL
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
, who on oath says that he is
___R tail-_Ariver_ti_aing__'.lanager of The Florida Times-Union, and
Jacksonville Journal, daily newspapers published at Jacksonville in Duval County,
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Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a Specification
n Noo 6- 2CKUP TRUCKS
Bids will be received by The City Corn-
mission of the City of Atlantic Beach,
Legal Notice Florida, until 8:00 P. M., Monday, Febru-
ary 13th, 1967, for furnishing two (2) 1/2
ton pickup trucks for the City of Atlantic
Beach,one with truck body and one with-
in the matter of Call for Bids No. 67-2 Two 112 Ton Pick-up out truck body.
All material and equipment furnished
and all work performed shall be in strict
accordance with the specifications and
Trucks for the City of Atlantic Beach contract
ct documents be examined pertaining her
octewhica,
the City Manager's office, City Hall,
Atlantic Beach, Florida.
Each bid should be submitted in sealed
_-- -- - _-.- _ - -. envelope addressed to the City Commis-
sion, Atlantic Beach, Florida, marked
"Bid on 2 Pickup Trucks" and delivered
or mailed in time to be received in the
... the Court, City Clerk's office, City Hall, prior to bid
time.
The City reserves the right to waive in-
formalities in any bid; to reiect any or
was published in The Florida Times Union formalities
bids in whole or in part, and to accept
the bid that, in its judgment, will be to
the best interests of the City of Atlantic,
in the issues of January 29,, 1967 Beach. CITY COMMISSION
OF
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA
Murray H. Bennett
City Manager
ATTEST:
Adele S.Grego
City Clerk
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Affiant further says that the said The Florida Times-Union and Jacksonville Journal are
each newspapers published at Jacksonville, in said Duval County, Florida, and that the said
newspapers have each heretofore been continuously published in said Duval County, Florida,
The Florida Times-Union each day, and Jacksonville Journal each day except Sundays, and each has been entered as second class snail matter at the postoffice in Jacksonville, in said Duva %.1 %County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any tt)
per-
son, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing
this advertisement for publication in said newspaper.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me FEB
this 3'3,th day of ����\1 °' c't
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My Commission Expires February 1, 1967
CITY OF
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2/27/67
ACTING CITYMANAGER'S REPORT
Work completed from 1/31/67 thru 2/13/67
1. SEWER PLANT - Cleaned mad rebuilt grit pump with new face plate,
impeller and wear plate.
Cleaned grit well and sump. Rebuilt defuser and riser.
Digester Acid 5,000 - Temperature 63 to 65 - P. H. 70
2. STREET S - Louvred grade so water will run down to seawall sad
laid shell on beth sides of a limerock walkway and sprayed with
cutback. Rebuilding barricades on all streets. Work completed
on 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 10th, 11th and 12th Streets - 70%
completed on lot and 2nd Streets, leaving Ahern. 13th. 14th and
15th Streets. Some black top work is planned if money holds out,
also repair steps down to Beach.
3. WATER PLANT - Work en an 18 x 13 foot storeroom is almost completed.
For some time we have lad to pile water supplies on top of each
other inside the plant. This building will give us a work shop and
storeroom.
4. Worked 2 men with garden club to rebuild bank on North side of Post
Office and plant trees and flowers.
5. Dug out about 100 feet of Sturdivant Street on East and West side of
Seminole Road and replaced with liaereck base and sprayed with cut-
back. This area will be black topped when weather warns up.
6. Repaired several catch basins in Royal Palms that had caved in from
rains.
7. Patched holes in streets with hot black top, also with limerock when
it got too wet to use black top.
S. Talked with Mosquito Control about cleaning ditch on West side of
Seminole Road North of 16th Street and over to Club Lagoon. and work
will begin on February 27. Our storm drain that will run from 13th
Street north to lith Street will be a l5" storm drain and will tie
in to this ditch.
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