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Regular Meeting - October 13,1959 The meeting was called to order by the Chairman,, all members were present. The meeting was opened with Prayer by the Reverend Paul Siemon of the Milton Church of Christ. A group of residents from Casa Blanca in Gulf Breeze, appeared before the Board concerning the water problem there. County Engineer Baskerville was spokesman for the group. He explained to the Board that drainage was not sufficient to take care of water, especially since it has rained so much. After a lengthy discussion the Board appointed the following committee to look into the situation and gave Commissioner Wilson authority to proceed with the recommendation of the committee to give the people relief. All districts volunteered to give aid with equipment and men. Commissioner Albert Golden Commissioner Richard Finlay Commissioner Clifford Wilson Engineer W. H. Baskerville Mark X. Benson Roy Yelverton Mrs. R. L. Gray Dr. Jacobs Commissioner Fisher offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Whitfield, and unanimously carried, to approve Hayes Heights Subdivision subject to the approval of the County Engineer. The Subdivision is in Section 31, Township 2 North, Range 28 West. (Wi of Sec- 31) The next item of business was the bids on the Truck. Bids were submitted from the following dealers. 1. Garlach Motor Company, Inc $8,055.00 2. Holland Truck & Tractor Company $5,598.00 3. Gary Lee Ford Company $6,568.28 4. Webster’s Automotive Service $7,950.00 5. Gentry Ford Company $7,800.00 6. GMC Company – Crestview $8,249.56 After a lengthy discussion and careful consideration Commissioner Fisher offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, to accept the bid from Holland Truck & Tractor Company of Crestview, Fla, as the lowest and best bids, subject to the truck meeting specifications an arrival. The next item of business was the bids on the trailer. Bids were submitted from the following dealers. 1. Leary & Owens Equipment Co., Inc. $2,893.24 2. Burford-Toothaker Tractor Co. $2,000.00 3. Garlach Motor Company, Inc. $2,443.34 After careful consideration Commissioner Fisher offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, to accept the bid from Burford-Toothaker Tractor Company as the lowest and best bid. Commissioner Wilson offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Whitfield and unanimously carried,, that he be authorized to build a road known as Rollo Boulevard. The next item of business was the hearing on the closing of certain streets in Avalon Beach Subdivision. Attorney Curtis Golden advised the board that due to a mis-understanding the hearing on the closing was not advertised and ask that the Board set another date for the hearing. Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, that the Board sat November 10 at ten oclock for the hearing. Mr. Cobb, from Pensacola Office Equipment, came before the Board and ask that they designate him exclusive to draw up the plans for furnishing the now courthouse. The Board advised Mr. Cobb he was welcome to do the work; but they would not give any Company he exclusive right to do the work. Mr. Campbell came before the Board and requested that the County adopt the Plumbing Code. The Board took this under advisement. Mr. Coogle came before the Board and ask that they hire him to plant the trees at the Milton Airport. He said he would do the planting, furnish his own help and equipment for $ 6.25 per thousand. Commissioner Finlay offered a motion that the County hire Mr. Coogle, the motion was seconded by Commissioner Whitfield and unanimously carried. The planting will be done under the supervision of Mr. John Mc Mahan. Mrs. Lonnie Pate presented the following Petition to the Board. PETITION TO: THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SANTA ROSA. COUNTY, FLORIDA The Petitioners, Lennie Pate, Single, respectfully aver: 1. That the petitioner, is the fee simple owner of Hickory Shores Subdivision, a subdivision in Sec. 23, Township 2 South, Range 28 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida, described in and dedicated by Plat Book A. Page 57, of the Public Records of Santa Rosa County, and recorded September 7, 1943. 2. That said Hickory Subdivision is not located within the Corporate Limits of any municipality. 3. That there exists over, upon and across Lots 9, 10, 11, & 12 of said subdivision an unimproved road; that said road has never been maintained by the County of Santa Rosa; that said road has never been dedicated or deeded to the public or Santa Rosa County; and that said road has not been condemned by Santa Rosa County, for the use of the public for street or road purposes. 4. That the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to Chapter 336.09, General Statutes of Florida, has jurisdiction of the subject matter of this petitioner and the necessary and appropriate authority to vacate, abandon, discontinue and close the said unimproved road traversing Lots 9, 10,11 & 12 of said subdivision in an East and West direction, and to renounce and disclaim any right of the County and the public in and to the property on which said roads or streets are located. WHEREFORE, your petitioner as aforesaid respectfully requests that the Board of County Commissioners receive and file this petition and by formal action determine that the public interest would b e best protected and served by vacating, closing and abandoning the unimproved road traversing Lots 9, 10, 11, & 12, of said subdivision in an East and West direction, and to enter the appropriate acts as may be necessary to abandon, vacate and close said road. /s/ Lennie Pate Mrs. Pate also furnished a proof of publication. See file #19 for complete information. No one appeared to protest the closing of the road. Commissioner Wilson offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Whitfield and unanimously carried, to continue the closing of the road until the next regular meeting of he Board, which is on November 10. Mr. Carl T. Hoffman presented the following Petition to the Board. PETITION: TO: THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Santa Rosa County, Florida. Carl T. Hoffman and Annie M. Hoffman, husband and wife, and Gulf Breeze shopping Center, Inc., a Florida Corporation, owners of the properties hereinafter described, respectfully request the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, sitting in regular session, to name and identify the South Leg of State Road 399 located in the Southeast corner of Lot 1 in Section 5, Township 3 South Range 29 West, in Santa Rosa County, as and to be know as HOFFMAN CENTER DRIVE and in support of this request respectfully shows; That Carl T. Hoffman and Annie M. Hoffman, husband and wife, are the owners of Hoffman Center Subdivision, (Plat Book “B” Page 67), designed for business uses located in the Southeast corner of said Lot 1, Section 5, Township 3, South Range 29 West, fronting on the South side of the South leg of State Road 399, which extends eastward from Fairpoint Drive a distance of about 1000 feet.. That Gulf Breeze Shopping Center, Inc., a Florida Corporation, is the owner of HOFFMAN CENTER TRIANGLE (A business block) fronting on the North side of the said South leg of said State Road 399. That it is necessary that business firms located on either side of said spur or section of said State road have a definite number for their places of business on a definitely named thoroughfare for license purposes, registrations, postal addresses, communications and patronage. WHEREFORE, Gulf Breeze Shopping Center Inc., a Florida corporation and Carl T. Hoffman and Annie M. Hoffman, husband and wife, the owners of all the above described frontage on each side of said State Road, Respectfully request, that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, by formal resolution designate and name the above described section of roadway, as and to be known as HOFFMAN CENTER DRIVE. GULF BREEZE SHOPPING CENTER, INC., A Florida corporation /s/ George Earl Hoffman, Assistant Secretary and Attorney Carl T. Hoffman, Annie M. Hoffman, Husband and Wife /s/ George Earl Hoffman, Attorney Commissioner Clifford Wilson offered a motion to adopt the following Resolution. The motion was seconded b y Commissioner Richard (Dick) Finlay and unanimously carried. RESOLUTION: The application and request of Carl T. Hoffman and Annie M. Hoffman, husband and wife, and Gulf Breeze Shopping Center, Inc., a Florida corporation, for designation of the South spur or leg of State Road 399 located in the Southeast corner of Lot 1 in Section 5, Township 3 South Range 29 West, as and to be known as Hoffman Center Drive, was received by this Board sitting today in regular session, and the same have been duly considered by the Board, the following action was taken; Upon motion of Commissioner Clifford Wilson, duly seconded by Commissioner Richard (Dick) Finlay it is Resolved and Ordered by this Board of County Commissioners that the said Application of Carl T. Hoffman and Annie M. Hoffman and Gulf Breeze Shopping Center, Inc., a Florida corporation, to designate the name the South spur or leg of State Road 399, in the Southeast corner of Lot 1 in Section 5, Township 3 South, Range 29 West, in Santa Rosa County, as and to be known as HOFFMAN CENTER DRIVE, be and the same is hereby approved and granted, and it is further resolved hereby that the said spur section of State Road 399 above described be designated and known as HOFFMAN CENTER DRIVE. Resolved, this 13th day of October, A.D., 1959. /s/ Albert Golden, Chairman ATTEST: /s/ Ray C. Helms, Clerk Circuit Court, and Ex officio Clerk of the Board Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion to accept the following streets for maintenance, subject to the inspection and approval of Mr. Golden and one other Commissioner he chooses. Streets are in Santa Villa Subdivision. Commissioner Finlay seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. (Mr. Wilson inspected streets with Mr. Golden) All of Sea Gull Drive All of Sunrise Drive Portions of Santa Villa Drive which serves the following lots: Lots 1 through 16, in Block 1. Lots 1 through 13, in Block 2. Lots 1 through 8, in Block 3. SEE FILE #20 Commissioner Wilson offered a motion, which was duly seconded by Commissioner Whitfield and unanimously carried, to approve the following streets in Venetian isles Subdivision, for maintenance, subject to the inspection and approval of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Fisher. Coronado Drive from lot 1, block 1, thru lot 23, block 1 inc. Bay Street from lot 23, block 1 thru lot 33 block 1, inc. Aquamarine Drive from lot 1, block 4, thru lot 10 block 4, inc. SEE FILE #13 Commissioner Fisher offered a motion, which was duly seconded by Commissioner Wilson and unanimously carried, to approve for maintenance the following streets in Skyline Heights Subdivision, subject to the inspection and approval of Mr. Finlay and Mr. Whitfield. 1. Julia Drive from Highway 87 to lot 1, block 6, and to lot 5 block 7. 2. All of Julia Circle 3. All of Peggy Drive 4. S yrcle Ave. from Lot 19, Blk. 6 to Lot 13, Blk. 2 5. Skyline Ave. from Lot 19, Blk. 3 to the original Skyline Heights Subdivision. SEE FILE #4 Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion, which was duly seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, to approve the following streets in Spencer Mano Subdivision, for maintenance, subject to the inspection and approval of Mr. Fisher & Mr. Whitfield. Orange Street between Cedar Street and Magnolia Avenue SEE FILE # 3 Mr. D. W. Dooley presented a proposal Franchise to the board for approval known as Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion to approve the Franchise as presented. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SANTA ROSA WHEREAS, SANTA ROSA SHORES UTILITIES, INC. intend to operate a water system and sewage disposal system in the area in Santa Rosa County, Florida, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Government Lot 1, Section 31, Township 2 South, Range 28 West, containing 80 acfres more or less. All of Lots 1 and 2 and that part of Lot 6 lying North of U.S. Highway #98, Section 30, Township 2 South, Range 28 West, and containing 284 acres more or less, also the Southwest ¼ of the Northwest ¼ , Section 29, Township 2 South, Range 28 West, and containing 40 acres more or less. That portion of Government Lot 6 of Section 30 lying south of U. S. Highway No. 98; all fractional Sections 32-33; Government Lot 4 of Section 27 and that part of fractional Section 34 lying between a Southerly extension of the East and West lines of Government Lot 4 of Section 27; all in Township 2 South, Range 28 West, the said land containing 827.78 acres, more or less, and WHEREAS, there are no water and/or sewage disposal facilities in this area at this time and the Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. purpose to and intends to develop said area with modern homes and facilities and the said water system and sewage disposal system will become and are a necessity for the health and welfare of the community and for the proper development of the area; and WHEREAS, the Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. has and does now suggest to the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, that it will provide the needed facilities in full and complete compliance with the laws of Florida, the regulations and requirements of the State Board of Health and any other regulatory bodies authorized to control such service; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, in regular meeting assembled, as follows: 1. That Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. its successors and assigns, is hereby granted the right, privilege, license and franchise of building, maintaining and operating a water supply system in the area defined in the preamble herein, including he securing public, and that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County will supervise and require maintenance and operation of the water and sewer system. 2. Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc., its successors and assigns, is hereby given the right, privilege, license and franchise of building, maintaining and operating a sewage disposal plant and system in the area defined in the preamble hereof, including the operation, maintenance and installation of any pipes, mains, and other facilities incident or proper thereto. 3. The term of this franchise shall commence with the date of the enactment of this Resolution and shall continue for a term of 30 years and remain in full force and effect for a term of 30 years unless the Grantee herein, its successors or assigns shall surrender or abandon this franchise or if this franchise shall be legally forfeited or terminated. 4. This franchise shall be exclusive to the Grantee, its successors or assigns, for the area covered hereby; provided, however, said Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. may assign and transfer this franchise in whole or in part to such person, firm or corporation as it considers proper to best accomplish the purposes of this franchise, only with the prior approval of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. 5. That the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County will have an option to buy the said water and sewer system at a fair and reasonable price, set up by an Engineer mutually agreed upon by the owners and the Board of County Commissioners. 6. To accomplish the proper performance of its operations, and the proper servicing of the public, and without limiting any other terms hereof, Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc., is hereby granted a license and permit to construct, maintain, repair, operate and remove pipe lines, pipes, mains and other similar facilities, for the transmission and distribution of water and sewer over, under, on, across and along any county highway or any public road, or highway, acquired by the County or the public, within the area set forth in the preamble herein. 7. The Company agrees to maintain its equipment and operation including the services rendered in first class condition and in full requirements of all laws or regulations, including health regulations. 8. That the Company may do any and all acts and perform any and all services and reserves unto itself any and all rights incidental to and necessary in the operation of a water and/or sewage disposal system. 9. That the company agrees to and hereby grants unto the county or any water and/or sewer district or authority created by said county for the territory herein described an option to purchase the water and or sewer facilities of the Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc. or its assignees at any time during the term hereof for a reasonable price and depreciated as determined by competent engineer, equal but not exceeding the costs of the wells, pumps, motors, treatment plant, storage tanks and distribution system; also any lift stations, force mains, treatment plants and outfall lines and any collection system incidental thereto. 10. That the initial water rates per month shall be as follows: the same rates as the City of Milton, Milton, Florida – $2.50 for the first 3,000 gallons, minimum charge. Next 2,000 gallons $0.50 per 1,000 gal. Next 5,000 gallons $0.40 per 1,000 gal. All over 10,000 gallons $0.35 per 1,000 gal. All over 50,000 gallons $0.30 per 1,000 gal. 11. That the sewage rages per month shall be as follows: 1 bath room home $3.00 per month, flat rate 2 or more bathroom home $3.50 per month, flat rate. Tap In Fees $40.00 Cut On and Cut Off $2.00 Mr. Fisher amended Mr. Whitfield’s motion to include paragraph #5, beginning atthe 4th line, of Arcadia Utility Company Franchise, which reads: (the owners of the system will reimburse Santa Rosa County for the water and sewage distribution and/or collection systems on FHA houses connected to the system.) also to include: In the event that the Board of County Commissioners and owners cannot agree on an Engineer, the Board of County Commissioners will select three (3) firms and the owners will select one of the three (3). Also: This Franchise for Santa Rosa Shores Utilities, Inc., with the exception that the Franchise will not include the following: In the event the Board of County Commissioners and owners cannot agree on an Engineer, the Board of County Commissioners will select three (3) Engineering Firms and the owners will select one of the three (3). This Franchise becomes null and void if less than fifty (50) houses are connected to this system within 2 years from date of approval. Commissioner Finlay seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. Commissioner Fisher offered a motion, which was seconded b y Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, to approve the same Franchise for Santa Villa Subdivision. Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, to resend the Franchise issued to Arcadia Utility Company as recorded in Commissioners Minute Book L at pages 40 and 41, and issue a Franchise to them with the same terms and conditions. (All three Franchises will be typed and presented to the Board at their regular meeting on Tuesday, November10th. for final approval.) Bobby Jack Rivenbark came before the Board and requested that he be allowed to purchase 10,000 double cards to send out to all registered voters. Commissioner Finlay offered a motion that this request be granted, Commissioner Fisher seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. Upon motion by Commissioner Whitfield, seconded by Commissioner Fisher and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the Clerk to issue duplicate tax certificates on the following: (State and County) CERTIFICATE NUMBER YEAR 437 1935 277 1936 397 1936 433 1936 869 1936 1144 1936 233 1938 264 1939 337 1940 60 1941 158 1941 479 1941 887 1942 82 1951 Commissioner Wilson offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, that the following members be appointed on the Planning Committee for the property being purchased by the County from the Government. 1. Millard Gilmore – Chairman – Gulf Breeze, Florida 2. John Hasting – Gulf Breeze, Florida 3. Bob Towne – Gulf Breeze, Florida 4. Allen Davis – Gulf Breeze, Florida 5. Mark X. Benson – Gulf Breeze, Florida 6. Floyd Smith – Gulf Breeze, Florida 7. Grover Thomas – Gulf Breeze, Florida Upon motion by Commissioner Finlay, seconded by Commissioner Whitfield and unanimously carried all County employees were rehired for the 1959-1960 fiscal year. EMPLOYEE NAME SALARY 1. Annice Brown $150.00 2. Steiner Kierce $325.00 3. Irene Kicker 300.00 4. T. S. Maddox 200.00 5. Dr. Olyn K. Matthews 350.00 6. Dr. Hiram M. Melvin 100.00 7. Cary Phillips 120.00 8. Fred Turner 225.00 9. Aaron Hutcheson 250.00 10. Alice M. Smith 83.33 ROAD DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES NAMES SALARY 11. Bryant Adams $230.00 12. Alfred R. Bauldree 230.00 13. Amos Cabaniss 300.00 14. James Carroll 230.00 15. Bruce Dobson 300.00 16. Albert Glover 300.00 17. T. R. Griffith 270.00 18. J. H. Glover 300.00 19. L. E. Collingsworth 175.00 20. Claude Heaton 230.00 21. Oscar H. Hatcher 350.00 22. Perry Kelley 300.00 23. W. T. Parker 246.00 24. J. W. Parker 230.00 25. James Ottis Lockett 230.00 26. Thomas Ates 200.00 27. L. J. Barnes, Jr. 230.00 28. Charlie J. Ray 240.00 29. Jack Odom 210.00 MOSQUITO CONTROL EMPLOYEE NAMES SALARY 30. Clark Broxson $215.00 31. J. R. Chalbury – Bookkeeper 25.00 32. Jeff Broxson 215.00 33. Eulis Adams 310.00 CIRCUIT JUDGES 34. Woodrow M. Melvin 12.50 35. H. B. Crosby 12.50 36. D. Stuart Gillis 12.50 37. Charles A. Wade 12.50 Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Wilson and unanimously carried, to approve the minutes as read. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Maynard Stitt, Public Relations Manager St. Regis Paper Company, advising the Board they will furnish the County with seedlings to plant the tree farm at the Milton Airport at no charge to the County. STATE OF FLORIDA, SANTA ROSA COUNTY Personally appeared before me R. Glenn Gibson Assessor of Taxes for Santa Rosa County, who, being duly sworn, says the above Intangible Personal Property Assessment Roll contains a true statement and description of all persons and intangible personal property in the above County of Santa Rosa, subject to taxation or liable to be assessed therein under Chapter 199, Florida Statutes, and that the valuation thereof, so far as they were made by him, are just and correct so far as he has been able to ascertain. /s/ R. Glenn Gibson, County Assessor of Taxes Santa Rosa County Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 13th day of October, A.D., 1959. /s/ Ray C. Helms, Clerk Circuit Court STATE OF FLORIDA, SANTA ROSA COUNTY We, the undersigned County Commissioners in and for the County of Santa Rosa, State of Florida, do hereby certify that we have carefully examined the foregoing Intangible Personal Property Assessment Roll of said County for the year A.D. Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Nine, and have compared the original and two copies thereof, as required by Section 193.29 Florida Statutes, and find the same to be correct. /s/ Albert Golden /s/ Clifford Wilson /s/ Richard (Dick) Finlay /s/ F. M. Fisher County Commissioners STATE OF FLORIDA, SANTA ROSA COUNTY I hereby certify that the warrant given under the hand of R. Glenn Gibson County Assessor of Taxes, to Archie Glover, Tax Collector, and attached to the Intangible Personal Property Assessment Roll for the County of Santa Rosa for the year A.D. Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Nine, has been duly recorded on Page 91 fo the minutes of the board of County Commissioners in and for the County aforesaid, as required by Section 193.29 Florida Statues. Given under my hand and seal of office this13th d ay of October , A.D, 1959. /s/ Ray C. Helms, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for the County of Santa Rosa. Copy to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission, placing privately owned water and sewer Utilities in the County subject to the law “Water and Sewer System Regulatory Act”, Chapter 59-372 (Committee substitute for House Bill No. 840.) No action was taken, the Board decided to table this until a later date. Upon motion of Commissioner Wilson, duly seconded by Commissioner Finlay and unanimously carried, the Board accepted the resignation of Home Demonstration Agent, Barbara Payne. Commissioner Finlay offered a motion, which was seconded b y Commissioner Wilson and unanimously carried, that Mr. Golden fix up the Park at Floridatown with his won discretion. Following is the Resolution which the Board authorized Mr. W. D. Robertson and Mr. Locklin to draw up at their Special Meeting on September 9. RESOLUTION BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IMPLEMENTNG CHAPTER 59-1827, FLORIDA STATUTE. WHEREAS, The 1959 session of the Legislature enacted Chapter 59-1827 (House Bill No. 2200) which is an act relating to Santa Rosa County; Authorizing the Board of County Commissioners to construct, equip and maintain Fair Buildings and projects for the use of schools such as Athletic Stadiums and Gymnatoriums; Authorizing the board to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness and levy a tax to liquidate said certificates and to use any unallocated and available race track funds to liquidate said certificates; Prescrib ing the procedure and requirements for issuing and selling said certificates as legal investments; Providing rights and remedies of the holders of said certificates; Providing no referendum or election need be held; Providing an effective date, and WHEREAS, The Board of Public Instruction adopted a Resolution July 8, 1959 Petitioning the Board of County Commissioners, Santa Rosa County to proceed with the provision of Chapter 59-1827, Florida Statute, and WHEREAS, the Milton High School PTA Gymnatorium Committee appeared before the County Commissioners October 7, 1959 and requested a Special Freeholder Election to be conducted to approve issuance of certificates of indebtedness in the amount of $400,000 to be used to construct the following facilities with cost estimates as follows: Milton High School Gymnatorium $140,000 Milton High School Stadikum $ 10,000 Jay Vocational Agriculture Shop $ 31,000 Jay Fair Building $ 40,000 Jay Stadium $ 15,000 AllentownGymnatorium $ 66,000 Chumuckla Gymnatorium $ 66,000 Architect Fee 6% $ 24,000 Fiscal Agent Fee 2% $ 8,000 $400,000 WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners has determined that a Freeholders Election is necessary for carrying out the provisions of the above stated chapter, and WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners does hereby convey the authority to the Santa Rosa County Board of Public Instruction to construct, equip, and maintain the above listed school facilities in accordance with the regulations of the State Board of Education for school buildings, and WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners will construct, equip, and maintain a Fair Building which is herein provided, and WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners shall levy a Special Millage on the taxable property of Santa Rosa County for the purpose of liquidating and discharging certificates of indebtness subject to the approval of the freeholders, now THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution b e spread upon the minutes of the Board of County Commissioners and a copy be sent to the Santa Rosa County board of Public Instruction. Done and ordered in legal session assembled by the County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this the 13th day of Octo ber, 1959, A.D. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SANTA ROSA COUNTY /s/ Albert Golden, Chairman ATTEST: Ray C. Helms, Clerk Upon motion by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Fisher and unanimously carried, the following Resolution was adopted. WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, assembled in regular session this 13th day of October, 1959, desires that a change e made in the Holley Field Road, and WHEREAS, They request the State Road Department of Florida to extend the Holley Field Road to run from the North end of the Albercrombia Road, known as Magnolia Street, in an Easterly direction along the Saint Mary’s DeGalvea Bay to the East end of Lagniappe Beach, and BE IT RESOLVED that the State Road Department of Florida make an immediate survey and let the contract on said Holley Field Road as soon as possible, and a cop of this Resolution be forwarded to Mr. George L. Dickenson, Mr. James R. Nelson, Jr. and Mr. A. R. Patterson. Done and ordered in legal session assembled b y the County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida this the 13th day of October, 1959. Upon recommendation of Mr. J. C. Madden, Supervisor of the Mosquito Control Program, Commissioner Whitfield offered a motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Fisher, that we advertise for bids on the following: Complete Engine Overhaul – AC HD5-G New pins and bushings for boom and Hydraulic cylinder 2 battery box covers New coils 2 top roller shells New fenders 1 back seat cushion. Mr. Smith of Smith & McGriff came before the Board and presented the following planning documents on the water survey at Pace, Florida. See next page for copies, original filed under “W” – Water Survey – Pace” (Housing & Home Finance Agency Project # FLA. 8-P-3054) Commissioner Finlay offered a motion, which was duly seconded by Commissioner Fisher, to approve the documents. Commissioners Finlay, fisher and Wilson voted in favor, Commissioner Whitfield voted against. Bills were approved, signed and ordered paid when funds are available. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA /s/ Albert Golden, Chairman ATTEST; Ray C. Helms, Clerk
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