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LLJ:RegUlar Meeting
Board of County Commissioners
Tuesday, October 4, 1988
Key West
A Regular Meeting of the Monroe County Board of
County Commissioners convened at 9:00 a.m. on the above date
in Courtroom "B" of the Courthouse Annex in Key West.
Present and answering to roll call were Commissioner William
Freeman, Commissioner Jerry Hernandez, Jr., Commissioner
Michael Puto, Commissioner John Stormont, and Mayor Eugene
Lytton. Also present were Danny L. Kolhage, Clerk; Rosalie
L. Connolly, Deputy Clerk; Randy Ludacer, County Attorney;
Tom Brown, County Administrator; County Staff; members of
the Press and Radio; and the general public.
All stood for the Invocation and Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
The Board proceeded to make additions, deletions
and corrections to the Agenda.
Mayor Lytton announced that he would be out of town
from 12:00 Noon on Friday, October 7th, until the morning of
Wednesday, October 12th.
The Mayor announced that he was issuing a
Proclamation recognizing NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK from
October 2nd through October 8th.
Mayor Lytton announced that he had been accepted
for a seat on the Environment, Energy and Land Use Planning
Committee of the National Association of Counties.
COMMISSIONERS' ITEMS
Mayor Lytton and the County Administrator presented
a special Appreciation Plaque to John Mayne.
The Mayor, County Administrator, and Assistant
County Administrator and Roads and Bridges Director of the
Public Works Division, presented a Length of Service Award
to Edward Taylor of the Roads and Bridges Department
recognizing his loyal and meritorious service of twenty-
three years with the County.
The Mayor, County Administrator, and Assistant
County Administrator and Roads and Bridges Director of the
Public Works Division, presented a Length of Service Award
to Robert Attilio of the Roads and Bridges Department in
recognition of his loyal and meritorious service of twenty-
two years with the County.
The Mayor, County Administrator, and Library
Services Director made a presentation to Florence Smith in
recognition of her fifteen years of service with the County
Library.
Barry Kaplan of the Hyatt Hotel was presented with
a Special Appreciation Plaque for the services of his
employees in painting the Key West Airport Terminal.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Randy Ludacer, County Attorney, addressed the Board
regarding a Substitute Lease for Rockland Key International,
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Inc. concerning a parcel of land at the Key West
International Airport. Tim Koenig addressed the Board and
requested support of this Substitute Lease. Motion was made
by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner
Freeman to adopt the Resolution authorizing execution of the
Substitute Lease Agreement for Rockland Key International,
Inc. Art Skelly, Airport Director, and Tom Brown, County
Administrator, addressed the Board. Motion was then made by
Commissioner Stormont and seconded by Commissioner Freeman
to postpone this matter until a review of all County Leases
can be accomplished by the Finance Office and the
Administrator's Office. Roll call vote was taken with the
following results:
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Puto
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Motion carried.
COMMISSIONERS' ITEMS
Motion was made by Commissioner
seconded by Commissioner Puto to appoint
Big Pine Key to the Planning Commission.
unanimously.
Freeman and
Grace Mannillo of
Motion carried
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Mayor Lytton to adopt the following Resolution
authorizing the Mayor/Chairman of the Board to execute an
Equipment Loan Agreement by and between Florida Keys Land
Trust, Inc. and Monroe County concerning the use of a wood
chipper. Motion carried unanimously with Commissioner
Hernandez not present.
RESOLUTION NO. 498-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to appoint Jorge Aladro to the
Contractors' Examining Board. Motion carried unanimously.
The County Attorney was directed to proceed to investigate
the criteria for representation on the Examining Board.
Mayor Lytton announced that I. T. Holding had tendered his
resignation and that he would be distributing for con-
sideration copies of applications received for the vacated
post.
After discussion by Commissioner Puto concerning
the Tourist Development Council, motion was made by
Commissioner Puto and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to
adopt the following Resolution transferring funds. Motion
carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 499-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Commissioner Hernandez discussed the problems
regarding Dispatch Creek on Key Largo. Fred Tittle, attor-
ney representing a number of private citizens and homeowners
who reside within the Ocean Reef Complex, addressed the
Board. Don Craig, Assistant County Administrator/Growth
Management Division, addressed the Board and requested that
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this item be agendaed for final action at the December 6th
meeting. Tim Thomes, attorney and resident of Ocean Reef,
addressed the Board on behalf of certain property owners in
this matter. Charles Broeman, resident of the Dispatch
Creek area and an appointed representative of certain
homeowners in that area, also addressed the Board.
Commissioner Hernanez read into the record a letter from DER
concerning the problem. Commissioner Stormont requested Mr.
Craig to submit a complete up-to-date file on this matter to
each Commissioner well in advance of the December 6th
meeting. After discussion, motion was made by Mayor Lytton
and seconded by Commissioner Puto that the Staff recommen-
dation on the Dispatch Creek matter would be accepted at the
December 6th meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
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The Board of County Commissioners recessed for the
purpose of conducting a meeting of District #1 Lower and
Middle Keys Fire and Ambulance District.
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DISTRICT 11
LOWER AND MIDDLE KEYS FIRE AND AMBULANCE DISTRICT
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
The Board of Governors of District *1 Lower and
Middle Keys Fire and Ambulance District convened. Present
and answering to roll call were Hal Halenza, Eugene Lytton,
Al Owens, John Stormont and Chairman Michael Puto.
Stephen Travis, Fire/Rescue Director, addressed the
Board regarding awarding the bid for Fire Rescue Pumpers and
associated and/or related equipment and recommended that the
bid be awared to Young Fire Equipment Corp. in the amount of
$203,957.00. William Wagner, III, Chief of Conch Key Fire
and Rescue, and the President of Islamorada Fire Department
spoke in support of Mr. Travis' recommendation. Motion was
made by Mayor Lytton and seconded by Commissioner Halenza to
accept the recommendation of Staff and award the bid for
three Fire Rescue Pumpers and associated and/or related
equipment to Young Fire Equipment Corp. in the amount of
$203,957.00 each, for a total of $611,871.00. Motion
carried unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting of the
Board of Governors of District #1 adjourned.
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The Regular Meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners reconvened with all Commissioners present.
COMMISSIONERS' ITEMS
The Board entered into a discussion concerning the
Lease Agreement with the Marathon Chamber of Commerce.
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by
Commissioner Puto to amend the Lease to add finger piers to
the property. Roll call vote was taken with the following
results:
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Puto
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Motion failed. Motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
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seconded by Commissioner Freeman to refer this item to the
County Attorney and Staff for review in light of the
Commission's policies on lease agreements. Motion was then
made by Mayor Lytton and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to
amend the motion to specifically direct the County Attorney
and Staff to review the Chamber of Commerce/County Lease in
Marathon for an analysis in light of the recently
established policies of the Board regarding leases. During
discussion, Mayor Lytton withdrew his motion to amend. Roll
call vote was taken on the original motion with the
following results:
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Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Puto
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Motion carried.
BULK APPROVALS
Motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to approve the following items
by unanimous consent:
Board approved the request by the Marathon Business and
Professional Women's Club to use Sombrero Beach Road from
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on February 4, 1989 for a Mardi Gras
Parade from the Marathon High School to The Marine Bank
Special Events Field.
Board approved the request of the Director of the Roads and
Bridges Department of the Public Works Division for deletion
of the following items from Inventory:
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0940-003
0940-048
0940-060
0940-061
0940-080
0940-081
0940-101
0940-102
0940-103
0940-155
4102-036
4102-049
4102-063
4102-136
4102-137
4102-178.
4102-314
0940-49
Side Chair
l2-Ton Jack
Chair
Chair
Calculator
Calculator
Pogo Stick
Pogo Stick
Pogo Stick
Contact Forks
Welding Outfit
Lawn Edger
Tub Pump & Fittings
Measuring Wheel
Stool
Loader Bucket
Cabinet
Lawn Edger
Board approved payment of Monroe County Tourist Development
Council expenditures (Input Date 9/13/88) in the amount of
$9,907.36, subject to final invoice approval by the Finance
Department.
Board approved payment of Monroe County Tourist Development
Council expenditures (Input Date 9/19/88) in the amount of
$3,588.33, subject to final invoice approval by the Finance
Department.
Board approved payment of Monroe County Tourist Development
Council expenditures (Input Date 9/20/88) in the amount of
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$20,260.18, subject to final invoice approval by the Finance
Department.
Board approved and authorized execution of a Certificate of
Public Convenience and Necessity (Class A Emergency Medical
Services) for Atlantic/Key West Ambulance Service for the
period beginning July 23, 1988 and ending July 22, 1990.
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Board adopted the following Resolutions transferring funds:
RESOLUTION NO. 500-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 501-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 502-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 503-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 504-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 505-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 506-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 507-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 508-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 509-1988
RESOLUTION NO. 510-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Board adopted the following Resolution confirming the
Administrative Boundary Interpretation of the Planning
Director in Land Use District Map Boundary Interpretation
Number 11, Hawaiian Village.
RESOLUTION NO. 511-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Board approved, per Staff conditions and recommendations,
the Application for Variance to the Flood Hazard Ordinance
of Richard Price for a 20 x 30 garage at ground level for
storage and parking only on Lot 7, Whispering Pines, Plat
#4, Big Pine Key; Zoned IS - Improved Subdivision; Coastal
Flood Zone A-lO, Panel l536C.
Board approved, per Staff conditions and recommendations,
the Application for Variance to the Flood Hazard Ordinance
of Clarence and Mary Schatz for a 624 square foot addition
($21,000.00 per contractor's bid - 1214 square feet
existing) on Lots 9 and 10, Coral Colony, Key Vaca; Zoned
IS - Improved Subdivision; Coastal Flood Zone A-13.
Board approved, per Staff conditions and recommendations,
the Application for Variance to the Flood Hazard Ordinance
of Paul W. and Mary L. Stock for an approximate 177 square
foot enclosure in addition to 426 square feet for storage
only on Lots 92 and 93, Section F, Sugar loaf Shores,
Sugarloaf Key; Zoned IS - Improved Subdivision; Coastal
Flood Zone A-lO and V-12, Panel l490C.
Board approved, per Staff conditions and recommendations,
the Application for Variance to the Flood Hazard Ordinance
of Vincent and Karen Taporowski for a 14 x 36 garage at
grade elevation for storage and parking only (break-away
construction) on Lot 11, Block 11 and Lot 18, Block 12, Eden
Pines Colony, 1st Addition, Big Pine Key; Zoned IS -
Improved Subdivision; Coastal Flood Zone V-12, Panel l5l7D.
Board authorized the refund of $75.00 to Ryan Builders
because of a duplicate fill and seawall permit.
Board authorized the refund of $250.00 to George Halloran as
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repayment of his bond for a Political Signs Permit.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Board adopted the following Resolution authorizing the
Mayor/Chairman of the Board to accept and execute a
Settlement Agreement by and between Monroe County, the
Florida Department of Community Affairs and A. DeFreitas t/a
Tradewind Builders of Monroe County, Inc.
RESOLUTION NO. 512-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Board granted permission to advertise for Public Hearing a
proposed Ordinance authorizing the Clerk of the City of Key
West to transmit to the Tax Collector of Monroe County the
names of persons who have accumulated five or more City
parking violations; etc. .
Board adopted the following Resolution authorizing the
Mayor/Chairman of the Board to execute an Agreement by and
between the District Board of Trustees of Florida Keys
Community College and the Board of County Commissioners con-
cerning the training of EMT-l students.
RESOLUTION NO. 513-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Board adopted the following Resolution authorizing the
Mayor/Chairman of the Board to execute a Lease Agreement by
and between Monroe County and F. James Chaplin and Bettye B.
Chaplin regarding space in the Chaplin Building for the
Supervisor of Elections.
RESOLUTION NO. 514-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
DIVISION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
Extension Services
Board adopted the following Resolution authorizing the
Mayor/Chairman of the Board to execute a Department of
Natural Resources Florida Boating Improvement Program
bevelopment Project by and between the State of Florida
Department of Natural Resources and Monroe County concerning
the project known as Tavernier Creek Daymarker Repair.
RESOLUTION NO. 515-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
DIVISION OF GROWTH MANAGEMENT
Planning and Development Review
Board adopted the following Resolution establishing filing
fees for the Plat Approval Process.
RESOLUTION NO. 516-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
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DIVISION OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Board granted permission to remove the following item from
inventory and advertise same for bids:
1980 Ford
Vehicle No. 3406-7
Insurance
Board approved renewal of Employer's Reinsurance Corporation
Policy tC-32588, effective date of October 1, 1988, Annual
Deposit Premium - $104,254.00 (Subject to Audit).
Fiscal Management
Board adopted the following Resolution concerning the
receipt of unanticipated funds regarding Workers
Compensation Fund.
RESOLUTION NO. 517-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Board adopted the following Resolution concerning transfer
of funds.
RESOLUTION NO. 518-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS
Engineering
Board authorized the installation of a street light at the
intersection of Coral Avenue and U.S. 1 on Ramrod Key.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Board approved payment of the following invoices:
1. Rosenman & Colin, in the amount of $10,892.31,
for professional services re Translator System.
2. Witus, Nisonson & Madorsky, P.A., in the amount
of $2,604.00, regarding Trauma Care re Gerald
Weldy.
3. Public Financial Management, Inc., in the amount
of $2,776.57, for financial advisory services
for consulting on retainer for period ending
August 15th.
4. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., in the
amount of $917.88, for General Capital Projects
Services for July 30th through August 31st.
5. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., in the
amount of $393.49, in payment of Invoice t18
re Plantation Key Waste Water Treatment Plant.
6. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., in the
amount of $606.27, in payment of Invoice #15
re Courthouse Annex.
7. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., in the
amount of $215.39, in payment of Invoice 113
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re Sheriff's Substation.
8. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., in the
amount of $495.88, in payment of Invoice 114
re Gun Mounts, Higgs Beach.
9. AT&T, in the amount of $23,237.23, for purchase
of the Planning Department Merlin System.
Board approved request of Ecurie Vitesse Sports Car Club of
Key West for use of Loop Road on Sugar loaf Key for the 29th
Annual Bay Bottom Crawl Sports Car Event on Thursday,
October 6th through Tuesday, October 11th.
COUNTY CLERK
Board approved the following Fine and Forfeiture Expenditures:
COMPETENCY & PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, Jeffrey J.
Elenewski, Ph.D., in-the amount of $200.00; Richard Hellman,
Ph.D., in the amount of $150.00; Guillermo D. Marcovici,
M.D., P.A., in the amount of $600.00; Mental Health Care
Clinic of the Lower Keys, in the amount of $200.00; Tanju T.
Mishara, Ph.D., in the amount of $150.00.
COURT-APPOINTED ATTORNEYS, Michael S. Gilbert, in
the amount of $660.75; William Kuypers, in the amount of
$481.50; Jeffrey B. Meyer, in the amount of $601.25.
OTHER EXPENSES, Richard Dale Carter, in the amount
of $300.00; Dr. Leonard Haber, in the amount of $750.00; S.
Elaine Scott, in the amount of $200.00; Louis J. Spallone,
in the amount of $400.00; University of Miami, in the amount
of $436.00.
COURT REPORTER SERVICES, A. J. Reporting Service,
in the amount of $3,366.75; Associated Court Reporters, in
the amount of $3,235.50; Sandra S. Bazo, in the amount of
$88.00; Florida Keys Reporting Service, in the amount of
$882.75; Laws Reporting Service, in the amount of $161.88;
Nancy J. Maleske, in the amount of $1,856.25; Morgan J.
Morey & Associates, in the amount of $182.50; Nichols &
Hardy Court Reporters, in the amount of $233.00; Sara Ann
Sargent, in the amount of $292.60.
COURT INTERPRETER SERVICES, Juan Borges, in the
amount of $555.00; Serafin Calero, in the amount of $30.00;
Humberto Jimenez, in the amount of $70.00.
EXPERT WITNESS FEES, Jeffrey J. Elenewski, Ph.D.,
in the amount of $600.00; Guidance Clinic of the Middle
Keys, in the amount of $200.00; Mental Health Care Center of
the Lower Keys, in the amount of $350.00; Tanju T. Mishara,
Ph.D., in the amount of $450.00.
EXTRADITION SERVICES, William E. Freeman, Jr.,
Sheriff, in the amount of $13,455.22.
WITNESS PAYROLL, Auto Allowance & Travel, in the
amount of $5,817.27; Regular Witness Fees, in the amount of
$165.00.
Board approved the following Warrants:
GENERAL REVENUE FUND, 494742-195936, in the amount
of $2,606,973.89.
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SUPPLEMENT TO GENERAL REVENUE FUND, 1249-1251, in
the amount of $43,457:44. ----
FINE ~ FORFEITURE FUND, 1740-#744, in the amount of
$145,610.95.
AIRPORT OPERATION ~ MAINTENANCE FUND, 1484-'488, in
the amount of $37,313.64.
ROAD ~ BRIDGE FUND, 1524-1529, in the amount of
$143,286.30.
MSD TAX DISTRICT, 11159-#1170, in the amount of
$434,937.89.
MSD - MARINE BANK (Marathon), 1449-'453, in the
amount of~25,84l.57.
MSD - PLEDGED FUNDS, #124, in the amount of
$100,000.00.
LAW LIBRARY FUND, 1251-'253, in the amount of
$3,069.78.
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND, 1310-1312, in the amount of
$60,411.70.
CARD SOUND BRIDGE FUND, #243-#245, in the amount of
$21,267.19.
WORKERS COMPENSATION, #2653-'2671, in the amount of
$89,200.51.
TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, 1531-'533, in the
amount of $192,927.52.
MONROE COUNTY SELF-INSURED GROUP INSURANCE, 1266-
#269, in the amount of $47,984.05.
TRANSLATOR FUND, #192-#194, in the amount of
$6,606.19.
003 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT, '24-127, in
the amount of $30,610.43.
003 MONROE COUNTY RENTAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM,
106, in the amount of $21,600.00.
503 RISK MANAGEMENT FUND, 106-t09, in the amount of
$5,185.11:-- ---- ----
715 MARINERS HOSPITAL SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT, 147, in
the amount of $487.23.
716-717 SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT, PLANNING, BUILDING &
CODE ENFORCEMENT, 1158-1161, in the amount of $395,521.24.
MONROE COUNTY FIRE & AMBULANCE, Lockbox Service,
11, in the amount of $140.40~
Board granted permission to Tax Collector to issue a
Duplicate Tax Sale Certificate to Southeast Bank inasmuch as
Original Tax Sale Certificate No. 2766-82 has been lost or
destroyed.
Board accepted the attached Certificate of Canvassing Board
for the 9/6/88 Nonpartisan Election.
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Board accepted the attached Certificate of Canvassing Board
for the 9/6/88 Republican Primary Election.
Board accepted the attached Certificate of Canvassing Board
for the 9/6/88 Democratic Primary Election.
Motion carried unanimously.
BULK APPROVALS
Motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to adopt the following
Resolution approving Marathon Yacht Club's request for a
major conditional use. Motion carried unanimously with
Commissioner Hernandez not present.
RESOLUTION NO. 519-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to approve, per Staff con-
ditions and recommendations, the Application for Variance to
the Flood Hazard Ordinance of Dr. Manuel A. Gonzalez for an
850 square foot addition to 8063 square foot single-family
residence on Lot 11, Block 2, Tavernier, Ocean Shores, Key
Largo; Zoned IS - Improved Subdivision; Coastal Flood Zone
V-2l. Motion carried unanimously.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Report
Randy Ludacer, County Attorney, reported on the
Port Bougainville negotiations and advised that the State is
willing to give the County a long-term lease on the fire-
house and is also willing to negotiate on relocation of the
tower.
MANAGER OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES (WASTE)
Report
Charles Aguero, MSD Manager, addressed the Board.
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to approve payment of $86,164.00
for Mack Truck. Motion carried unanimously.
After discussion, motion was made to waive the
Purchasing Policies and grant authority to the MSD Manager
to negotiate with contractors for repairs necessary to two
of the plants. Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Aguero advised the Board that he would be
going to Tallahassee to attend the first workshop on the new
rules under the Waste Bill.
DIVISION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
Airport Services
Peter Horton, Assistant County Administrator,
addressed the Board concerning a proposed Lease Agreement
with Air Cargo America, Inc. and presented a revised Page 2
to the proposed Lease. After discussion, motion was made by
Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Mayor Lytton to
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approve the revised Page 2 to the Lease and to adopt the
following Resolution approving and authorizing the
Mayor/Chairman of the Board to execute the Lease by and
between Air Cargo America, Inc. and Monroe County for space
at the Key West International Airport. Motion carried una-
nimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 520-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
After discussion, motion was made by Commissioner
Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to grant per-
mission to re-advertise for bids for the remaining cargo
facility at Key West International Airport. Motion carried
unanimously with Mayor Lytton not present.
DIVISION OF GROWTH MANAGEMENT
Report
Donald Craig, Assistant County Administrator,
that Garth Coller would be coming aboard as the attorney for
Planning and Code Enforcement.
Mr. Craig advised that a report on the Marathon
Permitting Center would be brought back to the Board at the
next meeting.
Mr. Craig advised that a final schedule regarding
the Map and Text Amendments would be brought back to the
Board at the next meeting. He also advised of the can-
cellation of the meetings previously scheduled for the end
of October and November 9th.
The Board discussed a letter received from Milt
Mravic regarding the cancellation of the Land Use Plan Map
and Text Amendment Hearings. Motion was made by
Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Mayor Lytton
directing the County Administrator and Assistant County
Administrator Craig to investigate the matter referred to in
Milt Mravic's letter and respond as quickly as possible.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Resolution
approving a list of Improved Subdivisions (IS) which will no
longer receive on-site review. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 521-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
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After discussion, motion was made to adopt the
following Resolution to approve and authorize execution by
the Mayor/Chairman of the Board of the Agreements between
Modulaire and Monroe County regarding rental of Modulaire
Offices during Wing III remodeling. Motion carried unani-
mously.
RESOLUTION NO. 522-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
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Planning and Development Review
After discussion, motion was made by Commissioner
Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to adopt the
following Resolution determining that the period for accept-
ing amendments for the annual review period set forth in
Sec. 9.5-5ll(c), Monroe County Code, shall run through
November 15, 1988. Motion was then made by Commissioner
Stormont to amend the Resolution to add at the end of the
"BE IT RESOLVED" paragraph the following: ";however, the
consideration of such applications shall be held in abeyance
until those second six months plan amendments are approved
by the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners and the
Florida Department of Community Affairs." The amendment was
accepted by the maker and the seconder. Roll call vote on
the motion as amended was unanimous.
RESOLUTION NO. 523-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Building Department
Mr. Craig advised that the matter of the Flood
Variance Denial for Egan Adams was postponed until the
October 18th meeting.
DIVISION OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Michael Managan, Assistant County Administrator,
advised the Board that the County had just received a
$212,600.00 grant award from HUD to do rental rehabilitation
work in the unincorporated areas of Monroe County. Motion
was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded by Mayor Lytton
to accept the $212,600.00 grant award from HUD. Motion
carried unanimously.
Grants Management
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Resolution
accepting and directing proper execution of a grant from the
Florida Department of Environmental Regulation in the amount
of $40,000.00 to be used for an engineering study to re-
design parking and public access to the various beaches in
Key West. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 524-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
Paul Wick gave a status report on a grant from the
Florida Department of Natural Resources, Beach Access
Initiative Program. The County Attorney was directed to
request an Attorney General's Opinion regarding the use of
TDC funds and the County Administrator and Staff were
directed to continue investigating alternatives.
Mr. Wick discussed the County's 1988 application to
the Florida Department of Natural Resources under the
Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP).
After discussion, motion was made by Commissioner Stormont
and seconded by Mayor Lytton to direct this proposal toward
the Big Pine Key land. Motion carried unanimously.
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COMMISSIONERS' ITEMS
Bob Herman, Deputy Director of the Growth
Management Division, and Mayor Lytton presented to the Board
copies of "slosh models" showing storm surges in Monroe
County as prepared by the National Weather Service.
Commissioner Puto advised the Board that the FEMA trip to
Washington had been postponed.
Mayor Lytton recognized Representative Saunders in
the audience.
The Board recessed for lunch.
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The Board reconvened with all Commissioners pre-
sent except Commissioners Freeman and Puto.
DIVISION OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Report
Frank Shortman of the Translator System addressed
the Board and advised that the difficulties with Channel 10
should be alleviated around October 15th. After discussion,
Mr. Shortman was directed to continue with necessary steps
to apply to FCC to upgrade TV reception in the Marathon, Big
Pine and Sugarloaf areas.
DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS
Consulting Engineer
Bob Harris of Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan
addressed the Board. He advised that approval to occupy the
Jail was expected in the next few days. He also advised
that when the prisoners were able to be moved to the third
floor, the second floor's repair work would begin. He gave
a status report on the Sheriff's Substation on CUdjoe Key,
the Courthouse Annex renovations, the Plantation Waste Water
Treatment Plant, Higgs Beach, and Aviation Boulevard Bike
Path.
Engineering
David Koppel addressed the Board regarding street
lighting on U.S. 1. After lengthy discussion, the County
Administrator was directed to draft a letter to determine if
any Federal Assistance funds could be passed to local
government for the Federal portion of the highway. The
County Attorney was asked to present the Board with a brief
on the Statutes and what the Administrative Code requires
the County and the State to do in this matter. These items
were to be brought back to the Board at the first meeting in
November, at which time the Board would make a decision con-
cerning the hOlding of a workshop with the County and the
State concerning the street lighting on U.S. 1.
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and
seconded by Mayor Lytton to accept the recommendation of
Staff to approve the installation of two street lights on
Calle Uno, Rockland Key. After discussion, Mayor Lytton
withdrew his second. Motion died for lack of a second.
Motion was then made by Commissioner Hernandez to postpone
this matter until the next meeting. Motion died for lack of
a second. Motion was then made by Mayor Lytton and seconded
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by Commissioner Stormont to deny the request for installa-
tion of two street lights on Calle Uno, Rockland Key, Roll
call vote was taken with the following results:
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
No
Yes
Yes
Motion carried.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
The Board entered into a discussion concerning the
November 15th meeting and where it would be held. The Board
directed the County Administrator to contact the Courts to
ascertain if at least the swearing-in ceremonies of the new
Commissioners could be held in the Courthouse on that date
and then, if necessary, move to another meeting place.
The Board recessed for a meeting of the Land
Authority.
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The Regular Meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners reconvened with all Commissioners present.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A Public Hearing was held on a proposed Ordinance
amending Sec. 6-84 and Sec. 6-85 of the Monroe County Code
of Ordinances; providing for qualifications of membership of
the Examining Board; providing for a term of office and
phasing in of members; providing for clarification of the
Board's authority and jurisdiction; providing for severabi-
lity; providing for repeal of all Ordinances or parts
thereof in conflict herewith; providing for inclusion in the
Monroe County Code; and providing an effective date. Proof
of publication was entered into the record. Motion was read
by Commissioner Puto and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to
read by title only. Motion carried unanimously with
Commissioner Hernandez not present. Bill Smith of the
Florida Keys Contractors Association spoke in favor of the
proposed Ordinance. Motion was made by Commissioner Puto
and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to amend the proposed
Ordinance to add the following sentence at the end of
Section 1: "The effect of this section shall be applicable
to new appointees commencing one year from the effective
date of this Ordinance." Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded by
Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Ordinance as
amended. Roll call vote was unanimous.
ORDINANCE NO. 046-1988
See Ord. Book No. 19 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
A Public Hearing was held on a proposed Ordinance
amending Monroe County Code Sec. 2-309(A) and (B) by adding
Sec. 2-309(C) to provide for payment by the Tourist
Development Council of overhead expenses of various Chambers
of Commerce; providing for severability; providing for
repeal of all Ordinances or parts thereof in conflict
herewith; and providing an effective date. Proof of publi-
cation was entered into the record. Motion was made by
Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner Puto to
read by title only. Motion carried unanimously. Bob Perry,
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Executive Director of the Lower Keys Chamber of Commerce,
addressed the Board. The County Attorney was directed to
add a line to the Ordinance under the Lower Keys Chamber of
Commerce as follows:
June 1, 1988 - September 30, 1988
$8,497.00
Motion was then made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Ordinance as
amended. Roll call vote was unanimous.
ORDINANCE NO. 047-1988
See Ord. Book No. 19 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
A Public Hearing was held on a proposed Ordinance
authorizing a one-time payment of $5,000.00 to a non-profit
corporation for the purpose of providing a vocational school
for the citizens of Monroe County; providing for the appli-
cation for such funds to the County Administrator and pro-
viding for standards for the County Administrator to
evaluate an application before paying over the funds; pro-
viding for severability; providing for repeal of all
Ordinances inconsistent herewith; providing for incor-
poration into the Monroe County Code; and providing an
effective date. Proof of publication was entered into the
record. Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and
seconded by Commissioner Stormont to read by title only.
Motion carried unanimously. Frank Turner addressed the
Board. Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded by
Commissioner Freeman to amend the proposed Ordinance by
deleting everything in Subparagraph (a) of Section 1 after
the words "public purpose." Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was then made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Ordinance as
amended. Roll call vote was unanimous.
ORDINANCE NO. 048-1988
See Ord. Book No. 19 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
A Public Hearing was held on a proposed Ordinance
allowing the City of Layton to participate in the Monroe
County Municipal Service District for the purpose of pro-
viding garbage, trash, waste collection and disposal ser-
vices within the limits of the City of Layton; providing for
severability; providing for the repeal of all Ordinances or
parts thereof in conflict herewith; and providing an effec-
tive date. Proof of publication was entered into the
record. Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to read by title only. There was no
public input. Motion was made by Commissioner Freeman and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to adopt the following
Ordinance. Roll call vote was unanimous with Commissioners
Hernandez and Stormont not present.
ORDINANCE NO. 049-1988
See Ord. Book No. 19 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
A Public Hearing was held on a proposed Ordinance
providing that Article II, Section 8-20 of the Monroe County
Code be amended to provide that special assessment liens
against real property shall constitute liens that are equal
in rank and dignity with the lien of County ad valorem taxes
and superior in rank and dignity to all other liens,
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encumbrances, titles and claims against real property; pro-
viding for severability; providing for the repeal of all
Ordinances or parts thereof in conflict herewith; providing
for incorporation into the Monroe County Code; and providing
for an effective date. Proof of publication was entered
into the record. Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and
seconded by Commissioner Stormont to read by title only.
Motion carried unanimously. There was no public input.
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded by
Commissioner Freeman to adopt the following Ordinance. Roll
call vote was unanimous.
ORDINANCE NO. 050-1988
See Ord. Book No. 19 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
DIVISION OF GROWTH MANAGEMENT
.
Don Craig addressed the Board regarding the status
of J-H-T Subdivision's rezoning. Gaetano Alfonso addressed
the Board. Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to postpone this item to a
time certain on October 18th at 2:00 p.m. Motion carried
unanimously.
BOARD OF APPEALS
The Board of County Commissioners sat as the Board
of Appeals to hear the continuation of an appeal by Four
Star Builders regarding the imposition of impact fees pur-
suant to Sections 9.5-49l(d)(6), Fair Share Transportation,
9.5-494(c)(5), Solid Waste, and 9.5-495(e)(6), Police
Facilities, which was continued from the September 20th
meeting. Mike Gilbert and Bill Lemon of Four Star Builders
addressed the Board concerning their appeal. After lengthy
discussion, motion was made by Commissioner Stormont and
seconded by Commissioner Puto to adopt the following
Resolution denying the appeal of Four Star Builders, Inc.
regarding the imposition of impact fees and directing the
Planning Department to take all appropriate steps to place
this road on the County's Capital Facilities Plan. Roll
call vote was unanimous.
RESOLUTION NO. 525-1988
See Res. Book No. 70 which is incorporated herein by
reference.
After discussion, Commissioner Hernandez changed his vote to
a "NO" vote.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Lavonne Wisher of Public Financial Management
addressed the Board concerning the Capital Projects
Financing. After lengthy discussion, motion was made by
Commissioner Puto and seconded by Commissioner Freeman to
accept the recommendation of the County's Financial
Consultant to adopt the proposal of William R. Hough &
Company to underwrite the proposed Capital Improvement
Bonds. Roll call vote was taken with the following results:
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Puto
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
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Motion carried.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Motion was made by Commissioner Puto and seconded
by Commissioner Freeman to grant permission to advertise for
one Public Hearing a proposed enabling Ordinance relating to
,~ County Capital Projects. The Clerk advised the Board that
he would have his attorney also investigate the proposed
Ordinance and report back to the Board. Roll call vote was
unanimous.
Motion was made by Mayor Lytton and seconded by
Commissioner Puto to reconsider the matter of the substitute
Lease of Rockland Key International, Inc. for space at the
Key West International Airport. Roll call vote was taken
with the following results:
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Hernandez
Commissioner Puto
Commissioner Stormont
Mayor Lytton
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Motion carried. After discussion, motion was made by
Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner Stormont
to postpone this item to October 18th. Motion was then made
by Commissioner Stormont to amend this motion to include
receipt of a recommendation from Staff and Legal regarding
the ramifications that this matter may present in view of
the County policy regarding leases. Maker of the motion
refused to accept the amendment. Roll call vote on the ori-
ginal motion was unanimous.
There being no further business, the meeting was
adjourned.
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CERTIFIC
~ COUNTY
CANVASSING BOARD
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STATE OF FLORIDA
MONROE
COUNTY
MIKE PUTO
SANDRA TYALOR County Judge,
(SUBSTITUTE. ~E~~RblB~~ OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
~~~
We, the undersigned
WILLIAM J. FREEMAN
Member of the Board of County
Commissioner, constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for
said county, do hereby certify that we met in the office of the
Supervisor of Elections on the
day of September, A. D., 1988,
and proceeded to publicly canvass the votes given for the several
offices and persons herein specified at the NONPARTISAN Election held
on the Sixth day of September, A. D., 1988. as shown by the returns
on file in the office of the County Judge and Supervisor of Elections,
respectively. We do hereby certify from said returns as follows:
For Circuit Judge,
1 F,r},
Judicial Circuit, Group No.
2
the whole number of votes cast was
11.804
of which number
ROGER McCLELLAND
received
3,300
votes
RICHARD G. PAYNE
received
8,504
votes
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For Circui t Judge, 16th
Judicial Circuit, Group No.
3
the whole number of votes cast was 11.220 of which number
J. JEFFERSON "JEFF" OVERBY received 7.089
votes
KENNETH H. SMITH received 4,111 votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Circuit Judge, Judicial Circuit, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, MONROE County, Group No. Z
the whole number of votes cast was 11.607 of which number
WAYNE M. MILLER received 6,063
votes
SUSAN VERNON received 5,544 votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, County, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, County, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, County, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, County, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For County Court Judge, County, Group No.
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For , the whole number of votes
cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
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cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
SANDRA TYAL~
County Judg~
MIKE PUTO :;i:?M %~
~~
MEMBER, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONE S (SUBSTITUTE)
WILLIAM J. FREEMAN~~ ~
Mem er, Boar 0 CountY!
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD
~(Q)[j2)~
STATE OF FLORIDA
MONROE
, County
We, the undersigned,
MIKE PUTO
SANDRA TAYLOR Coun ty Judge
(SUBSTITUTE) MEMB~K tlUAKU OF COUNTY COMMTSSIONERS
~~~~<PC
WILLIAM J. FREEMAN Member of the Board of County
Commissioners, constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for
said County, do hereby certify that we met in the office of the
Supervisor of Elections on the
6th day of September, A. D., 1988,
and proceeded to publicly canvass the votes given for the several
offices and persons herein specified at the REPUBLICAN PRIMARY Election
held on the Sixth day of September, A. D., 1988, as shown by the returns
on file in the office of the County Judge and- Supervisor of Elections,
respectively. We do hereby certify from said returns as follows:
For United States Senator, the whole number of votes cast was
3,634
of which number
CONNIE MACK received
2,375
votes
ROBERT W. MERKLE received
1,259
votes
For Representative in Congress,
Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was
of which number
received
votes
I
votes
received
received
votes
For Representative in Congress,
Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was
of which number
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For Representative in Congress,
Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was
of which number
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For Representative in Congress,
the whole number of votes cast was
received
received
received
Congressional District,
of which number
votes
votes
votes
For Treasurer, the whole number of votes cast was
3,371 of which number
TOM GALLAGHER received
RAPHAEL HERMAN received
JEFFREY L. LATHAM received
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f.14
votes
votes
votes
For State Attorney,
votes cast was
Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
of which number
received
received
received
votes
votes
votes
For State Attorney, Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Public Defender, Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
votes cast was of which number
received
received
received
votes
votes
votes
For Public Defender,
votes cast was
Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
of which number
received
received
received
votes
votes
votes
For Member, Board of County Commissioners, District 3
the whole number of votes cast was 1,717 of which number
GEORGE HALLORAN received votes
1.R1,)
DOUG JONES received 1, R97 votes
received votes
received votes
For Member, Board of County Commissioners, District
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Member, Board of County Commissioners, District
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Member, Board of County Commissioners, District
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Member, Board of County Commissioners, District
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
received votes
For STATE COMMITTEEMAN , the whole number
of votes cast was 3.300 of which number
ROY C. ANDERSON received 942 votes
BILL JACKSON received 468 votes
EDWARD TOPPINO, SR. received 849 votes
R. BROOKS WHITE received 1,041 votes
For the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For STATE COMMITTEEWOMAN the whole number
,
of votes cast was 3.129 of which number
MONA M.CHASE received 1. 8.:37 votes
JULIA JACKSON received 1,292 votes
received votes
For PRECINCT 2 COMMITTEEMAN the whole number
,
of votes cast was no of which number
GERALD ABREU, JR. received 62 votes
BILL JACKSON received 46 votes
GEORGE SANTANA received 35 votes
EDWARD TOPPINO, SR. received 77 votes
For PRFrTNrT ? rnMMT 1"T'FFWnM A N , '(he whole number
of votes cast was 212 of which number
JULIA JACKSON received 75 votes
EDNA SANTANA received 56 votes
ELIZABETH M. TOPPINO received 81 votes
For PRECINCT 13 COMMITTEEMAN the whole number
of votes cast was 199 of which number
CHARLES W. ROBERSON received 77 votes
THOMAS A. STEVENS received 17/ votes
received votes
For PRECINCT 13 COMMITTEEWOMAN the whole number
of votes cast was 198 of which number
FERN M. ROBERSON received 86 votes
HENRIETTA E. STEVENS received 112 votes
received votes
For PRECINCT 22 COMMITTEEMAN the whole number
,
of votes cast was 227 of which number
JOHN A. BRADSHAW received 89 votes
THOMAS R. MCDONALD received 104 votes
KENNETH C. VANCE received 14 votes
For the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
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of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
SANDRA TAJIo~r---
County Ju ge
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MEMBER, BOARD OF COUNTY CO ISS 0 RS (SUBSTITUTE)
WILLIAM J. FREEMAN 1 / ~..L.-e. <---<--- ~
Mem er, Boar Co eommissioners
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD
~(Q)[P)V
STATE OF FLORIDA
MONROE
, County
We, the undersigned, SANDRA TAYLOR
(SUBSTITUTE)MEMB
MIKE PUTO S .
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILLIAM J. FREEMANvtember of the Board of County
Commissioners, constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for
said County, do hereby certify that we met in the office of the
Supervisor of Elections on the
6th
day of September, A. D., 1988,
and proceeded to publicly canvass the votes given for the several
offices and persons herein specified at the DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Election
held on the Sixth day of September, A. D., 1988, as shown by the returns
on file in the office of the County Judge a~d Supervisor of Elections,
respectively. We do hereby certify from said returns as follows:
For United States Senator, the whole number of votes cast was
7,820
of which number
PATRICIA (PAT) FRANK received 1,138
BILL GUNTER received 3,425
votes
votes
CLAUDE KIRK received 588
votes
BUDDY MACKAY received 944
votes
DAN MI CA rece i ved 1,611
votes
FRED RADER received 114
votes
For Representative ln Congress, 19
Congressional District,
8,188
of which number
the whole number of votes cast was
DANTE R A FAsr.ET.T.
received
6,939
votes
WESLEY FA (WES) WHT~F
received
1,249
votes
received
votes
For Representative in Congress,
Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was
of which number
. ,
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For Representative In Congress, Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Representative In Congress, Congressional District,
the whole number of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For Secretary of State, the whole number of votes cast was
6,082
of which number
WILLIAM T. "BILL" KEY received
2,151
votes
.
2,038'
votes
TOM R. MOORE received
JIM TAFT received
1,893
votes
For Treasurer, the whole number of votes cast was
6,399
of which number
WALT DARTLAND received
1.728
2,228
votes
KEN JENNE received
votes
JOHN VOGT received
2,443
votes
For State Attorney,
Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
votes cast was
of which number
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For State Attorney, Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
votes cast was of which number
received votes
I
received votes
received votes
For Public Defender, Judicial Circuit, the whole number of
votes cast was of which number
received
votes
received
votes
received
votes
For SHERIFF the whole number
,
of votes cast was 8.189 of which number
FRANK HATT received 1.133 votes
FRANKLIN D. HERNANDEZ received 3.750 votes
LAWRENCE A. MEGGS received 3.306 votes
For STTPF.RVTSOR OF F.T,F.CTTONS the whole number
of votes cast was 7.984 of which number
PETER K. ILCHUK received 3.932 votes
MERILI H. MCCOY received 4.052 votes
received votes
For r.OMMTSSTONF.R MOSC)TJTTO r.ONTROT . DTSTRH-:T '} the whole number
of votes cast was 7.389 of which number
WILLIAM HUSTON received 2.520 votes
LEONARD " MIKE" WARREN received 4.'869 votes
received votes
For PRECINCT. 9 COMMITTEEMAN the whole number
of votes cast was ')1.i1 of which number
EDWARD DAVIS received 185 votes
JAMES W. MURPHY received 267 votes
THOMAS G. MUTTER received 64 votes
For PRECINCT 9 COMMITTEEWOMAN the whole number
of votes cast was 503 of which number
MARY CONTI received 166 votes
MELISSA D. KRABILL received 89 votes
DIANE MURPHY received 248 votes
For the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
For , the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
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of votes cast was of which number
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received votes
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For the whole number
of votes cast was of which number
received votes
received votes
received votes
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WILLIAM J. FREEMAN
Mem er, Boar
(SUB::;)
~mmls s loners