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The Board of County Commissioners met in their room in the Court House Annex
on Monday, September 13, 1965.
Commissioners John H. Talton, F. B.
Surguine, Jr., James T. Cooper and Cliff R. Freeman;
James Meade and Ed Nagel;
Banner were
present~
County Attorneys
Clerk Arthur W. Newell and Deputy Clerk D. S.
There being a quorum, the meeting was called to order
by Chairman T _a lton at 9:30 o'clock A. M.
The invocation was given by
Rev. B. Harrison Taylor.
Minutes
Proposed
University
Area
Planning
The minutes of the September 7, 1965 meeting were read, approved and signed.
Mr. W. E. Fulford, Chairman of a Committee appointed by the Planning and
Zoning Com'mission to' study the area near the University Site, and Planning
Director Don Greer appeared before the Board and presented their recommendations for Board information.
They displayed a large map and pointed out
various areas. as same were discussed.
are summarieed below:
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brief, the recommendations
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Provision of access roads to the University and surrounding territory;
(a) Hall Road should be the first priority and should be extended
from Alafaya Trail to Lake Barton Road.
(b) Alafaya Trail should be. improved as warranted by traffic demand.
(c) Further study should be given to development of McCullpch Road
as a State designated facility. In the interim, consideration
should be given to extending McCulloch Road east to North
Tanner Road.
2.
Recommended remedial action be taken in order to protect the area
around the University site.
Considerable area within one to two miles of the
University site is presently zoned A-2, R-1 and R-2, and is bounded by Rouse
Road on the west, State Road 420 and North Tanner Road on the east, Seminole
County on the north, and State Road 50 on the south. This area should be reand "estate" zoning classification be developed in parts of area.
zoned R-1-A/ The University site itself should be considered for rezoning to R-3.
3.
Recommended that a Land Use Plan be adopted in the form of a policy
statement, for this area.
Mr. Fulford stated that the Board of Regents want protection in this area.
Mr. Greer stated they are trying to create a land use plan for the area . .
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The Planning and Zoning Commission will have to take the whole area, probably
in three sections, for rezoning.
The Board. expressed interest in making the University site an outstanding
example for other universities.
Tax
Assessor
No action was taken on the recommendations.
Bill Ford, Assistant Tax Assessor, appeared before the Board and reported
instead
that pf 121,000 parcels to be re-assessed, they had 141,000, and that they
will need an increase in their budget of $8,500 to pay Howze around $6,000
extra and the balance for overtime for employees working on the re-assessments.
He was advised to make his request to the Budget Commission.
Agreement
Tavares and
Gulf Railroad Co.
Upon motion 'by Commissioner Freeman, seconded by Commissioner Surguine,
and unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to execute the Agreement
between
Tav~res
and GuH Railroad Company and Orange County to lay, maintain
and operate under the tracks and property of the Railroad a 72 inch reinforced
concrete, gravity flow storm water drainage pipe in or near Winter Garden
accord_ing to drawing attached to the agreement.
Apprai~al
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Robinson
Property
Upon motion by Commissioner Freeman, seconded by Commissioner Surguine,
and unanimously carried, the County Right of Way Agent was authorized to obtain
an appraisal on the Robinson property at the intersection of 441 By-pass and
Silver Star Road.
Lake Level
Hearings
The Board scheduled the following lake level hearings for the afternoon of
Sept~ml;>er
30th:
2:00 P. M. -
Lakes Druid, Cay-Dee and Shannon
3:00 P. M. -
Lakes Eve and Greenwood
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AppraisalBuchanan
Property
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Upon motion by Commissioner Freeman, seconded by Commissioner Cooper,
and unanimously carried, the Board accepted the appraisal on the Carl D. Buchanc In
parcel of right of way for the Hall Road extension, and further, statement from
James J. Bettes in the amount of $40. 00, covering said appraisal, was approved
for payment.
Half-Pint
Football
Pr-ogr_am.
Upon motion by Commissioner Co~per, seconded by Commissioner Freeman,
and· unanbnous·cy carried, payment in the amount" of $400. 00 was authorized to be
made to the Orlando Amateur Athletic Association covering the ·county's portion
for the Half Pint Footfuall Program , same to be paid from the 1965-66 Budget.
Howard C.
Kaufold
Upon motion by Commissioner Surguine, seconded by Commissioner Freeman,
and unanimously carried, payment in the amount of $50. 00 was authorized to be
made to Howard C. Kaufold covering services rendered in connection with the
processing of claims before the Board of Equalization.
Petition to
Abate a
Nuisance
The Board received a petition signed by seventeen persons to abate a nuisance
at the intersection of South Orange Blossom Trail and 18th Street created by
Clarence C. Lance and Sarah Lance d/b/a Lance Metal Arts, as they are
conducting a public and private :nauiSam.ne in that they are operating an unenclosed
junk yard which is odious, offensive and unsightly.
The petition was referred to the County Attorney and the Zoning Commission.
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Appraisal Jaffa
Parcel
Upon motion by Commissioner Freeman, seconded by Commissioner Cooper, and
unanimously carried, statement from Lawrence Condict in the amount of $100. 00
covering appraisal on the Ethel E. Jaffa, et al pl:operty was approved for payment.
County
Convict
Camp
Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Freerri.an, and
unanimously carried, Colorcrete
Company was authorized to repair cracks and
apply two coats of Colorcrete to the County Convict Camp
bJi~g at a
cost of
$600.00.
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Out of County Upon motion by Commissioner Freeman, seconded by Commissioner Cooper, and
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unanimously carried, the following out of County travel was authorized:
Donald Greer, Cocoa Beach, Sept. 16.:. 17, to· attend Southeast AlP Conference
Robert B. Christmas, Sanford, September 9, to coordinate ·a nd develop Dairy
Farm Business Analysis
received up to 10:00 o'clock A. M., Thursday, October 7, 1965:
Gasoline
Oil
Corrugated Metal Asphalt Treated Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Pipe
Corrugated Aiuminum Pipe, · all sizes
Asphalt
Bituminus Plant Mix,· Slag and Black Beauty
Right of Wa
and Quit
Claim Deed
Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Freeman, and
unanimously carried, · the Board accepted the following l-ight of way agreement
and quit claim deed, and the Clerk was instructed to fiie same for record:
Call for Bids
Tangerines
Norman H. Langenbach, widower
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Sec. 11..-23-29 and Sec. 2-23-29
Elsa Jane Langenbach, single
-Sec. ll-23-29
Upon motion by Commissioner Surguine, seconded by Commissioner Cooper, and
unanimously carried, · the Purchasing Agent was instructed to obtain bids from
fruit buyers on the Tangerines in the County Grove, same to be submitted at
10:00 A. M., Thursday, October 7, 1965
Long Road
Mr. Bob McCauley, resident at the corner of Clarcona and Long Road, appeared
before the Board stating that Long Road was now being used as a drag strip, and
he asked that speed limits be established on said road.
Chairman Talton asked the Superintendent of the Road and Bridge Department to
make a survey of this road, and make recommendations on same.
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Zoning
Clas sification Changes
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Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Surguine, and
unanimously · carried, the Board tentatively approved all zoning classification
changes approved by the Zoning Commission under date of September 7th, with
the exception of the items listed below, such approval to become final on all
changes on which appeals have not been filed at the end of the appeal period:
Sent Back for Further Study
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Part of Item 1
Item 2
- SW 1/4 of SE l/4. between S.A. L .' RR and Old Apopka Road.
- Shands & Baker, Inc. and Holloway Materials Corp.
Tabled action on:
Item 4
Building
Permits
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Homer F. Kelly and The Redins C<:>rp.
Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Surguine, and
unanimously carried, the following building permits, having been approved by the
County Engineer, were approved by the Board:
Work Shed -Sec. · 28-22-29
Storage Room - Lot ll, Orlando Farm Truck Co.
Office and Sto::r;age Bldg. -4ot 9, Blk B, Lanwdale Annex
Shell Oil Co. - Michigan Ave. Heights
Sou. Bell Te . Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Surguine, and
& Tel Co.
unanimously carried, the Board will interpose no objection to Southern Bell
Telephone Company constructing a span-guy crossing on State Road 527 per
sketch.
Proposed
GoldenrodDommerich
Fire Control
District
Mr. E. B. Bailey, 703 Nicoma Trail, Maitland, appeared before the Board
requesting that the word
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Hills" be stricken from t4e : B<?a.r.d 1 S Resolution on
their petition for a . Fire Co.ntrol District as they felt the word was misleading
and should not have been included in their petition.
Upon motion by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Freeman,
and unanimously carried, the Board approved striking the wortl " Hills" for the
title of the proposed District, same to read "Goldenrod-Dommerich Fire Control
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Findings
of Fact Appeal# 101
Planning
and Zoning
Minerva A. Voght and Sam Ralston
Hearing August 23, 1965, Decision August 3 ,
1965, by Board.
Upon m<?tioz:t by Commissioner Evans, seconded by Commissioner Surguine, and
unanimously carried, the Board
overru~ed
the Planning and Zoning Commission
and granted the request for change of zoning from A-2 to C-1, and the Board made
the following findings of facts:
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The property .i s located on the east
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of Forsyth Ro,ad and in this
area there is already established commercial uses.
The area is not suited for
fut1,1lre development as a residential area, and therefore, the Board finds that
commercial development is the most feasible use of the land in this area.
Vouchers Warrants
Upon motion made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the following vouchers
and warrants were approved:·
$419,869.08, Ll.st 40, Sub Book 7
4, 329. 11, List 7, Sub Book 7 - Northwest Sewer District No. 1
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00, List 1.0, Sub Book 7 - Road Revenue Trust
7, 592.51, List 7, Sub Book 7, Southwest Sewer District
Bonds
Cancelled
Upon motion made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the following bonds were
authorized to be cancelled:
Builder
Morton Schiff
Bonds
Approved
$5,000
St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
Robert Graham
II
The Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.
James Barnett
II
General Guaranty Ins. Co.
Leslie Arnold
II
American Fire & Casualty Co.
Upon motion made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the following bonds were
approved:
Builder
A. Davis Arnold
$5,000
Seaboard Surety Company
Lionel · Babineau
II
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
A. C. Barth
II
The Aetna Casualty & Suret)l Co.
C. J . Blonigen
II
Amerkan Fire & Casualty Co.
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Builder - Continued
$5,000
Marvin B. Best
Amer~can
Fire &
C~sualty
Co.
L. W. Brasell
II
American Fire & Casualty Co.
Worthen Brooks
II
Insurance Co. of North America
Lowrie W. Brown, Jr.
II
Insurance Co. of North
Jack E. Buckner
II
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.
Harry W. Ca.mbron
II
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
John R. Cordell, Jr.
II
The Aetna Cas. & Surety Co.
Paul A. Dolezar
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
II
Westchester Fire Ins. Co.
John Walter Eustice
II
The Northern Assurance Co. of A
B. L. Gayle
II
The Cincinnati Insurance Co.
W. L. Gieger
II
Seaboard Surety Co..
Elmer Gorskey
II
United States Fire Ins. Co.
B. L. Hamilton
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Insurance Co. of North America
H. J. High
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
PaulL. Hood
II
Insurance Co. of North America
T. Z. Huffman
II
Insurance Co. of North America
Marion R. Hunter
If
Insurance Co. of North America
H. E. Johnson
If
Seaboard Surety
Rodney L. Kincaid
II
Seaboard Surety Company
Robert L. Larson
II
Insurance Co. of North America
Stephen F. Mahr, Jr. ,d/b/a Mahr
construction co·.
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Hartford Accident & Indem. Co.
PaulE. Mashburn, Jr.
II
Seaboard Surety Co:
H. A. McGill
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
William A. Neal
II
State Automobile Mutual Ins. Co.
Robert K. Nidy
II
Seaboard Surety co:
G. E. Parker
II
The Cincinnati Insurance Co.
Howard Phillips
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
LeRoy C. Robb
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
Herbert A. Ross
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
James E. Russell, Jr.
II
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
George R. Shilling
II
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.
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Builder - Continued
Raymond W. Smith, Jr.
$5,000
Westchester Fire Ins. Co.
P. L. Starbird
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
Henry B. Stephens
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
Hugh A. Stump, Jr.
II
Insurance Co. of North America
Jack Sweetman
II
Insurance Co. of North America
Jack Sweetman II
II
Insurance Co. of North America
G. A; Thompson, Jr.
II
Seaboard Surety
Joseph D. Ward
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
II
Insurance Co. of North America
R. E. West
II
The Cincinnati Insurance Co.
A. B. Williams, Jr.
II
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.
William
A. Warren
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Convict Guard
Ernest R. Carter
Co~
$1,000
The . Fidielity & Cas. Co. of N. Y
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The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
II
The
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The Fidelity
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Cas. Co. of N. Y.
II
The Fidelity
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Cas. Co. of N. Y.
A. J. McElvain
II
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
Clay Peavler
II
The Fidelity
Nathan Herman Pitts
II
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
Robert Melvin Proffitt
Wllliam F. Snider
Henry Grady Teston
II
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N.Y.
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
James T. Daffron
Bryant
G~odman
Linton A. Harbin
Clay
H~ll
II
II
Fidelity~
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Cas. Co. of N.Y.
Cas. Co. of N. Y.
Deputy filieriff
Ralph F. Howell
$5,000
The Fidelity & Cas. Co. of N. Y.
Electrical
Nick DeFazio d/b/a N. J.Electric. Co.$5, 000
American Fire & Casualty c .o .
Charles Runyon
II
American Fire & Casualty Co.
II
Seaboard Surety Co.
Ray
W~od
Electric
House Mover
Starbird & Morton, Inc.
Sur~ty
$5,000
Seaboard
$5,000
Seaboard Surety Co.
Co.
Swimming Pool
John B. Newton
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Carl J. Brygger
$5,000
American Cas. Co. of Reading, Pa.
Powell D. DeWeese
II
American Cas. Co. of Reading, Pa.
R. G. Dickson
II
The Continenal Insurance Co.
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H. L. Meadors
II
Hartford Accident & Indem. Co.
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II
American Cas. Co. of Reading, Pa.
Carl J. Powers
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The Shelby Mutual Ins. Co.
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Reports
The following reports were received and ordered filed:
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Weekly Progress Report
Sept. 6-10, 1965
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Trimble Park Monthly Report
August 1965
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Kelly Park Monthly Report
August 1965
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Moss Park Monthly Report
August 1965
County Engineering Department
Sept. 3-9, 1965
County Road & Bridge Department
Sept. 3-9, 1965
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There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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Notice having
b~en
published on August 26, 1965 and September 2, 1965 in the
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Even~ng
Star that the Board of County Commissioners would hold a public
hearing at 2:00P.M. in the County Commissioners' Room to hear from all
interested parties on the designation of all primary water conservation and control
facilities in the Wekiwa Basin, Little Weki\va Basin, Little Econlockhatchee
Basin, Howell Branch Basin, Shingle Creek Basin, Boggy Creek Basin, St. John's
River Basin, Big Econlockhatchee Basin, Reedy Creek Basin, Cypress Creek
Basin, Lake Apopka Basin, Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane
having arrived, the
C~erk
Bas~ns,
the hour
read the notice, and proof?.£ publication of which was
ordered filed.
Present were:
Commissioners John H.
T~lton,
F. B. Surguine, Jr., DonS.
Evans, James T. Cooper and Cliff R. Freeman; Water Advisory Committee
members Andrew R. Bergstrom, Mrs. Ralph L. Miller, Thomas I. Denmark,
B. W. Judge, Sr., and John Land; County Attorney Dave Hedrick, County
Engineer Fred W. DeWitt, Consulting Engineers A. E. O'Neall and Floyd Groo;
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and Deputy Clerk D. S . . Banner were present.
Public
Hearing
Chairman Talton outlined the purposes of the meeting, stating that first we
would discuss the water sheds and how they affect people in Orange County, and
then go on to discuss
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proposed $25,000,000 Bond Issue.
He called on Mr.
Andrew Bergstro:rp., Chairman of the Water Advisory Committee to give the
recommendations of the Committee . covering the primary water conservation and
control facilities to be designated by the Board of County Commissioners,
Chairman Bergstrom stated they were here today first, to officially and legally
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designate the Primary Water Control System for the entire County, and second,
to designate the projects to be completed under the $25,000,000 bond issue.
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then called on Consulting Engineer A. E. O'Neall to give a schematic run down on
the entire primary system in Orange County.
Mr. O'Neall discussed the twelve
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Drainage Basins, and the recommended facilities for each Basin.
He pointed out
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the drainage basins on a large map, stating that no work is proposed in four of
the Basins at this time.
In eight of the Basins they have proposed work of some
type.
County Engineer Fred De Witt outlined the facilities, pointing the same out on
a large map and several supplementary maps and exhibits, and explained the
proposed changes since the last public hearings on such designations.
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presented the following revised cost estimate for facilities to be constructed in the
six Basins under the $25,000,000 bond issue, including land acquisiti.on for
conservation areas. engineering and contingencies. as follows:
Little Econ Basin, including two Conservation Areas
of approximately 3, 500 acres
Howell Branch Basin
Boggy Creek Basin, including swamp land acqulsltion of approximately 900 acres
Little Wekiwa Basin
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Wekiwa River Basin
$10,800,000
$10,900,000
$
750,000
. $. 1,150,000
$
960,000
$
440,000
He submitted the· following documents to be added to those already on file with the
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, all having been pa::epared by the
Consulting Engineers, Michaels Engineering Company and A. E. O'Neall
Associates, Inc.:
Revised Exhibit No. 10 dated September 10, 1965, to the Little Wekiwa
B.as in Report.
Revised Exhibit No. 54 dated September 10, 1965, to the Wekiwa Basin
Report.
Supplement No. 2 dated September 10, 1965, to the Ho'well Branch Report.
The Little Econlockhatchee Master Plan for Flood Control and Conservation,
dated September 10, 1965, consisting of a map with two sheets, the second
sheet of which being a blowup of a portion of the first sheet.
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Supplement No. 1 dated September 10, 1965, to report on Eight Drainage
Basins, OraiJ.ge <;;oun ty, Florida.
Revised Ex~ib.it. No. 71, dated Sep.tember 10, 1965, to Report on Eight
Drainage Basins dealing with the Boggy Creek Basin.
Revised Exhibit No. 7, dated September 10, 1965, to Report on Eight
Drainage Basins, consisting of two sheets.
Mr. Will.iam S. Marks, 42 Lake Drive, asked what provision had been made
in the Howell Branch Basin to take care of the Lake Killarney problem, and the
County Engineer explained in detail how same would be }:landled.
Mr. Otto Witt, 2136 N. Dean Road, stated that they are within 1/4 mile of
the Econ area and asked what effect projects in this area would have on the.i r wells.
He was informed that the wells would neAt ll>e contaminated, and that the water
table in the area might rise 1/2 inch.
Mr. DonRyb.olt, Rt. 4, Box 404, read a long prepared statement expressing
the position of the Supervisors of the Orange Soil and Water Conservation District
on this program.
In brief, he stated they feel sure they are together on the basic
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However, . they want a water conservation program that will provide the
largest q1:1antity of high quality water,
bot~ _ ground
and surface, at locations that
will serve the most people at the least cost, and at the same time they
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the statement outlined their opinions on each
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Chairman Bergstrom stated that the Water Advisory Committee fully
appreciates the comments made by the Soil Supervisors, stating that he thought
with great honesty he could say that at one time or another most of the things
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commented UJ>On had been discussed by them.
They have the results of their
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investigations and would like to meet with the Soil Supervisors in the ,hope that
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b~tter unders~anding.
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After further discussion, a meeting was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
at 3:00 P. M. i!l the County Commissioners' office
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Commissioner Freeman stated that he would like a lake near Lake Ponder
included, stating it was a four or five acre lake.
Mr. John Land stated he would like a pond near Lake McCoy and Buchan
Pond included.
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that if something was added, it would have to be taken out somewhere else.
Basin is self-contained -- _no shifting of funds from Basin to Basin.
Each
He stated
that in the method for ~unding the bond issue, the County is not depleted each
year, and he discussed the _potential growth of the Co:unty-, and the estimated
increase in income each year which can be designated for other works.
Mr. Bob Wagner discusse_d the b<;md _issue, stating that the -County _may or
may _n ot have surpluses.
But under the bond resolution only projects designated
could be constructed.
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for each Basin not be made until Monday, September 20, 1965.
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Mr. Jake Braswell, 714 Palmer Street, asked if the ballot would include
the amount of money to b~ spent in each basin so that funds cannot be switched.
County Attorney Dave Hedrick stated he would recommend that they put the
$25,000,000 bond issue on the ballot according to the resolution passed by the
Board.
He stated, that it would be done according to the resolution, and it is not
contemplated that there will be any change within each Basin unless there is a
surplus.
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Mr. Braswell insisted that the Basins, and the amount for each Basin, be
shown on the ballot.
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motion by Commissioner Evans, seconded by
Commission~r
.surguine,
and unanimously carried, the Basins, and the amount for each, will be shown on
the ballot if space permits.
Mrs. Grant Staton, President of the League of Women Voters, stated they
have been concerned for many years with water problems, and
the past few weeks.
~articularly
during
He stated that at their meeting today, the League voted to
support the Water Bon.d Issue for the November election.
The Water Advisory .Board, the County Engineer, Fred DeWitt, the Consulting
Engineer~,
Floyd Groo of Michaels Engiiinerii:tg- CcL ,, Engineers, and A. E. O'Nea l,
all recommended that all of the facilities set out in the original engineering report
prepared by A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc. ,
Engineers, and David B. Smith, on the Wekiwa Basin, the Little Wekiwa Basin,
the Little Econlockhatchee Basin, and the Howell Branch Basin, and. the original
engineering report prepared by A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and
A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc., Engineers, on the Eight
Dr~inage
Ba?ins, and
Supplement No. 1 to the Howell Branch Basin, and all revisions thereto, copies
of which had previously been filed with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners as
a~ended
and supplemented by the
doc~ments
and exhibits since filed
with the Clerk and the oral explanations of the facilities in the Lake Mary Jane
and Lake
~art. Basin
and the Big Econlockhatchee
River Basin given by 1:fr.
DeWitt, be designated as primary water conservationand control facilities.
Designation
of Primary
Water Conservation and
Control
Facilities
On motiqn by Commissioner Evans,
seconde~
by Commissioner Surguine,
and unanimously carried, the following were designated as primary water
conservation and control facilities by the Boar.d of County Commissioners in
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accordance with the provisions of the Orange County Water Conservation and
Control Act, to wit:
Wekiwa Basin
Lake Lotta, Lake Rose, Lake Sherwood, Lake Herrick, Lake Florence,
Lake Lucy, Lake Stanley, Lake Barlow, Lake Genie, Crooked Lake, Horseshoe
Lake, Lake Sparling, Long Lake, Lake Alpharetta, Bream Lake, Lake Cora Lee,
Trout Lake, Unnamed lakes near Ri-Mar Ridge Subdivision, Lake Homer, Lake
Pleasant, Lake Page, Lake Olson, Lake Piedmont, Lake McDade, Lake Jackson,
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Border Lake and Lake Niva, Canal from Lake Niva Easterly to Little Wekiwa
River, together with all of the natural and manmade ditches, pipes, streams,
ponds, lakes and overflow or swampy areas leading into, out of, or interconnecting the above, and overall system terminating in the L.ittle Wekiwa River at a
point near SR 431, together with all other water control facilities set out with morE
particularity in that certain Engineering Report on a Drainage and Water Control
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Program for the Wekiwa Basin, Orange County, Florida, prepared by A. P. and
R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc., and David B.
Smith, Engineer, dated February 13, 1961, and Revised Exhibit No. 54 thereof
dated September 1 o; 1965, providing a connection· between Long Lake and the
Escisting water control station serving Lake Wekiwa located on the west side of
U. S. Highway 441, which report and revised exhibit hereby .incorporated by
reference and made a part hereto, said report and revised exhibit having heretofore been filed with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners and made
a permanent part of the records of this Board;
Little Wekiwa Basin
Lake Robin, Lawne La.k e, Little .Wekiwa River, Lake Wekiwa, Lake Silver,
Lake Sarah, Little Lake Fairview, Lake Fairview, Bay Lake, Lake Davis (near
U. S. Highway #441 ), Lake Lockhart, Lake Gandy, Lake Hill, Lake Bosse,
Lak·e Lotus, Trout Lake, and the continuation of the Little Wekiwa River, together
with all naturai and man-inad.e ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes, and overflow or swampy areas leading into, out of, or interconnecting the above named
facilities, together with all other water control facilities set out with more
particularity in that certain Engineering Report prepared by A. P. and R. K. Mich:l.els,
Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates, 'Inc., and David B. Smith, Engineer,
dated December 22, 1960, as supplemented and revised by Revised Exhibit #10
thereto dated September 10, 1965, which adds a ditch and culverts from ·
Lake Lawne to low ground approximately one and one-half miles Easterly thereof,
which report and revised Exhibit are hereby incorporated by reference and made
a part hereof, said report and revised exhibit having heretofore been filed with
the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners and made a permanent part of the
records of this Board;
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Little Econlockhatchee Basin
Lake Fredrica, Canal from Lake Fredrica Easterly, Northerly and
Easterly to Creek leading South to Little Econlockhatchee River, unnamed
Lake near Lake Mont Heights and Canal leading therefrom Easterly, Southeasterly and Easterly to Little Econlockhatchee River, Lake Susannah, Lake Corrine,
Lake Spier, Canal from Lake Corrine Easterly to Little Econlockhatchee River,
Lake Barton, Canal leading Easterly and Northeasterly to Little Econlockhatchee
River, Lake Telfer, Lake Irma, Canal from Lake Irma to the Little Econlockhatcl ee
River, together with all natural and man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds,
lakes and overflow or swampy areas leading ii1to, out of, or interconnecting
the above named facilities, together with all other water control facilities set out v ith
more particularity in that certain Engineering Report ori. a Drainage and Water
Control Program for the Little Econlockhatchee Basin, Orange County, Florida,
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prepared by A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates
Inc., and David B. Smith Engineers, dated November 15, 1960, as supplemented
by a portion of that certa.in Engineering Report on a Drainage and Water Control
Program for the Howell Branch Basin, Orange County, Florida, prepared by
A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc., and
David B. Smith, Engineers, dated October 23, 1961, and Supplement No. 1 of
Howell Branch Report dated January
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1964·, and as further amended and
Supplemented by · the Little Econlockhatchee Master Pian set out on a map thereof
pr.epared by said engineers dated September ·1 0, 1965, said map consisting of two
sheets, the second sheet consisting of an enlargement of a portion of the first
sheet, which report, supplements and revised exhibits are hereby incorporated by
reference and made a part hereof, said Report, Supplements and Revised Exhibit,
having heretofore been filed with the Clerk of the Board of Colinty Commissioners
and made a permanent part of the records of this Board,i
Howell Branch Basin
Lake Lucerne, Lake Cherokee, Lake Davis, Lake Urna, Lake Copeland,
Lake of the Woods, Lake Wade, Lake Lancaster, Crystal Lake, Lake Hourglass,
Lake Weldona, Lake Emerald, Lake Greenwood, Lake Como, Lake Underhill,
Lake Arnold, Lake Giles, Lake
Clauoott~,
Lake Barton, Lake Olive, Lake Lawsonc,
Lake Eola, Park Lake South, Lake Jllghland, Lake Ivanhoe, Spring Lake, Lake
Adair, Lake Concord, Lake Dot, Lake Formosa, Lake Rowena, Lake Shannon,
Lake Caydee, Druid Lake, Lake Theresa, Lake Overstreet, Lake Gear, Lake
Winyah~
Lake Estelle, Lake Sue, Lake Howard, Lake Chelton, Lake Virginia,
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Lake Berry, Lake Mizell, Lake Sylvan, Lake Osceola , Lake Maitland, Lake
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Knowles, Lake Seminary, Lake of the Woods, (Seminole County) Lake Nina,
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Lake Minnehaha, Lake Lily, Lake Midget, Lake Mandsen, Lake Killarney, Lake
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Lake Catherine, Lake Sybelia, Lake Charity, Lake Love, Lake Hope, Lake Faith,
Howell Branch, Lake Waumpee, Howell Lake, Howell Branch continuation
terminating in Lake Jessup, Seminole County, Florida, together wit,h all of the
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swampy areas leading into, out of, or interconnecting the above facilities and
also all other water contr<?l facilities set out with more particularity in that
certain Engineering Report on a Drainage and Water Control Program for the
Howell Branch Basin, Orange County, Florida, prepared by A. P. and R. K.
Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. 0 1Neall Associates, Inc. and David B. Smith,
Engilleers, dated October 23, 1961, and Supplement No. 1 thereto dated
January 27, 1964, Supplement No. 2 thereto dated September 10, 1965, and
Revised Exhibit No. 5 thereto, dated Setpember 10, 1965, which report,
supplements and revised exhibit are hereby incorporated by reference and made
a part hereof, said Report, Supplements and Revised Exhibit, having heretofore
been filed with the Clerk of the Board of County
Commission~rs
and made a
permanent part of the records of this Board;
Shingle Creek Basin
Lake Mann, Clem Lake, Shingle Creek , Ditch from Orlo Vista Southerly
to Shingle Creek, Lake Hiawas sa, Turkey Lake, Lake Marsha, Lake Cain,
Spring Lake, Little Sand Lake, Big Sand Lake, Lake Ruby, Lake Willis, Lake
Catherine, Lake Buchanan, Lake Tyler, Lake Bryan, together with all of the
natural and man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes and overflow or
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swampy areas leading into, out of or interconnecting the above facilities and also c ll
other water control facilities set out with more particularity in that certain
Engineering Report on a Drainage and Water Control Program for Eight Drainage
Basins, Orange County , Florida, prepared by A. P. and R. K. Michaels,
Engineers, and A. E. 0 1 Neall Associates, Inc., Engineers, dated October 15,
1962, consisting of Two Volumes and Supplement No. 1 thereto dated September 10
1965, which report and supplement hereby incorporated by reference and made a
part hereof, said report and supplement having heretofore been filed with the
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners and made a permanent part of the
records of this Board;
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Boggy Creek Basin
Lake Holden, Lake Jessamine, Lake Bumby, Lake Tyner, Lake Mary,
Little Lake Conway, Lake Pineloch, Lake Jennie Jewell, Lake Gatlin, Lake
Gem Mary, Lake Bass, Lake Lagrange, Lake Margaret, Lake Porter, Lake
Tennessee, Lake Anderson, Lake Conway, Lake Warren, Boggy Creek,
Lake Gloria, Bear Head Lake, Canal Southerly and Southwesterly from Lake
Gloria to Boggy Creek, Canals from North and South of Taft into Boggy Creek,
Mud Lake and Boggy Creek Swamps adjacent to Boggy Creek in Sections 19, 20,
21, 28, 29 and 30 of Township 24 South, Range 30 East, together with all natural
and man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes and overflow or swampy
areas leading into, out of, or interconnecting the above named facilities set out
with more particularity in that certain
Engineer~ng
Report on a Drainage and Wate
Control Program for Eight Drainage Basins, Orange County, Florida, prepared
by A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc.,
Engineers, dated October 15, 1962, consisting of two volumes, and Supplement
No. 1 thereto dated September 10, 1965, Revised Exhibit No. 71 thereof dated
September 10, 1965, which report, supplement and revision are hereby
incorporat~d
by reference and made a part hereof, said report, supplement and revision having
heretofore been filed with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners and
made a permanent part of the records of this Board;
Big Econlockhatchee River Basin
Lake Price, Big
Econlo~khatchee , River,
together
wi~h
all natural
~nd
man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes and overfloW: or swampy areas
leading into or out of the above names facilities or controlling the levels thereof
or the rate of flow
therein~
Cypress Creek Basin
Lake Bessie, Lake Down, Lake Butler, Lake Louise, Lake Palmer, Lake
Tibet Butler, Lake Chase, Lake Blanche, Lake Sheen, Pocket Lake, Little Fish
Lake and canal Southwesterly from Fish Lake to Bonnet Creek, together with
all of the natural and man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes and
overflow or swampy areas leading into, out of or interconnecting the above
facilities, and also all other water control facilities set out with more particularit
in that certain Engineering Report on a Drainage and Water Control Program for
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Eight Drainage Basins, Orange County, Florida, prepared by A. P. and R. K.
Michaels, Engineers, and A. E. O'Neall Associates, Inc., Engineers, dated
October 15, 1962, and Supplement No. 1 thereto dated September 10, 1965, which
report and supplement are hereby incorporated by reference and made a part
hereof, ; said report and supplement haVingheretofore been filed with the Clerk of
the Board of County Commissioners and made a permanent part of the records of
this Board;
Lake Apopka Basin
Lake Apopka, Johns Lake, Canal and water level control structures between
Lake
Apop~a
and Johns Lake, Canal from East of Winter Garden near Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad North and Northeast to Lake Apopka, Black Lake, canal from
Southwest ?f Winter Garden Westerly and Southerlyto marsh north of Black Lake,
Buchan Pond, Lake McCoy, Canal and water level control structures between
Buchan
Po~d
and Lake McCoy, Martin Pond, Lake Fuller, Lake Gemmes, Lake
Wetherington, Lake Marshall, Lake Doe, Lake Upper Doe, Lake Mud, Lake
Clearwater and connecting unnamed
l~kes
in vicinity of Lake Fuller, together
with all the natural and man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lake and
overflow or swampy, ar:e as leading
i~to,
out of or interconnecting any of the
above lakes and water control facilities and also all other water control facilities
and structures set out with more particularity in that certain Engineering Report
on a Drainage and Water Control Program for Eight Drainage Basins, Orange
County, Florida, prepared by A. P. and R. K. Michaels, Engineers, and
A. E. 0 1 'Neall Associates, Inc., Engineers, dated October 15, 1962, cpnsisting
of two volumes and Supplement No. 1 thereto dated September 10, 1965, and
Sheet 1 and 2
Revised Exhibit No. 7 /thereto dated September 10, 1965, consisting of two sheets,
the second sheet consisting of a blow-up of a portion of the first sheet, which
report, supplements and revised exhibits are hereby incorporated by reference
and made a · part hereof, said Report, Suppl~ments and Revised exhibit, havin'g
heretofore been filed with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners and
made a permanent part of the records of this Board;
Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane Basin
Lake Hart, Lake Mary Jane, Canal connecting Lake Hart and Mary Jane,
water control weir or structure at south end of Lake Hart, Canal from Lake Hart
to East To}10pekelika, Lake Whipporwill, Canal between Lake Whipporwill and
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Lake Hart and water control structure thereon together with all the natural and
man-made ditches, pipes, streams, ponds, lakes and overflow or swampy areas
leading into, out of, or interconnecting the above facilities;
Together withalldraglines, cranes, tractors, trailers, trucks, backhoes,
dredges, bulldozers, scrapers, culverts, pipes, pumps, levers, shovels,
earth movers, and other hand and mechanical tools and all other personal
property used with or relating to said facilities above described, and necessary
or convenient for the acquisition, construction, reconstruction, operation and
maintenance thereof, and also all real property or any interest therein relating
to said facilities above described and necessary or convenient for· the acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, operation and maintenance thereof.
Maitland
School
Property
Upon motion by Commissioner Evans, seconded by Commissioner Surguine, and
unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following resolution:
"BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
1.
That the Board of Public Instruction be requested to grant a
60 foot right of way through the Maitland School property from the south
entrance to the school grounds in a northeasterly direction to join to
Thistle Lane;
2.
That the actual alignment is to be surveyed by the County Engineer
to avoid muck or swamp area;
3.
That Orange County grade and stabilize the road as soon as
practicable; and
4.
That inasmuch as the 1965-1966 budget has been compiled and no
funds are available for paying at this time, that the Board of County Commissioners make every effort to budget funds for hard surfacing the road
in the .1966-67 Budget.
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There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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Clerk
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