The County Record, FEBRUARY 16, 2005, Page 12


 BLOUNTSTOWN CITY COUNCIL
 MINUTES
 SPECIAL SESSION
 JAN. 6, 2005, 6 P.M.

 The City Council, City of Blountstown
 SCounty of Calhoun, State of Florida, me
 in Special session on Thursday, January
 6, 2005 at 6:00 P.M. at the City Counci
 Meeting room with the following members
 of the City Council present: Mayor Archie
 Faircloth; Councilwoman Janie Boyd
 SCouncilman Clifford Jackson, Councilmar
 John Tomlinson and Councilman Steve
 SBailey. The purpose of this meeting was
 to discuss whether it is in the City's besl
 interest to use the City's own workers tc
 do the sewer construction on the CDBG
 Rehab Phase Ill project.
 Also present were City
 Manager/Engineer Jimmy Hand, Police
 Chief Glenn Kimbrel and City Attorney
 David House
 Others present included Cissy
 SBarfield. R. W Deason, Marc Tomlinson,
 SKim Tanner. and Charles Sherrod.
 Mayor Faircloth called the meeting to
 order at 6:00 P.M.
 Mayor Faircloth led the invocation and
 Councilman Bailey led the Pledge of
 Allegiance.
 The City Manager/Engineer recom-
 Smended the City Council allow the project
 Sto be done in-house utilizing City workers.
 :'The City \'Vi...igc i r', n,:., felt the City
 Scan do the project between $50.00
 .$7000 per mineal foot. The City
 'M.-ri r:' En mj.,'c r feels that the City can
 1-3 '..I oject. The City
 Min) .r i. ,,;, ,r stated that the City wilt
 need to hire some temporary hlelp
 ,"throughout the project. The project 11I
 take approximately 9 months to finish.
 There was no input from the LIoI..: After
 a brief discussion, Councilman Tomlinson
 made a motion for the City to take the pro-
 Sject on and go forward with it and put out
 Sthe bids they.need to do and start the
 work on it. Councilman Jackson second-
 ed the motion. The motion carried.
 There being no further business, the
Meeting adjourned at 6:22 p.m.
 BY: R.W. Deason, Mayor
 ATTEST: Jimmy Hand, City
 Manager/Engineer

 BLOUNTSTOWN CITY COUNCIL
 MINUTES
 SPECIAL SESSION
 JAN. 6, 2005, 6:30 P.M.

 The City Council, City of Blountstown,
 County of Calhoun, State of Florida, met
 in Special session on Thursday, January
 6, 2005 at 6:30 P.M. at the City Council
 me-iing room with the following members
 o1 Ire Ci'/ Council present: Mayor Archie
 Fairciltcr- Councilwoman Janie Boyd,
 Councilman Clifford Jackson, Councilman
 :John Tomlinson and Councilman Steve
 Bailey. The purpose of this meeting was
 to discuss the Florida Legislature
,Community Budget Issue Request for
2005-2006.
 Also present were City
 '.Manage Engneer Jimmy Hand, Police
 .Crei Glenn Kmbrel ana City Attorney
 CD House. '
 Others present included Cissy
. Barfield, R. W. Deason, Marc Tomlinson,
Kim Tanner, and Charles Sherrod.
 Mayor Faircloth called the meeting to
 order at 6:30, P.M.
 Mayor Faircloth led the invocation and
 Councilman Bailey led the Pledge of
 Allegiance.
 The City Manager/Engineer
 addressed the Council concerning the
 City requesting funding from the Florida
 Legislature. Funds can be.requested for
 water project funding or waste water fund-
 ing. The City wishes to apply for sewer
 line rehabilitation funding. After a brief
 discussion Councilman Tomlinson made a
 motion to go forward with the grant appli-
 cation. Councilman Bailey seconded the
 Motion. The motion carried.
 There being no further business, the
 meeting adjourned at 6:36 p.m.


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 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
i. TfE CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS IS CURRENTLY ACCEI'lING
AI'P'ICATIONS FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT AT THE CALIHOUN COUNTY ROAD
DEPARTMENT.
S'TiE API.ICANT MUST BE EFFICIENT IN TIHE
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 '.11' ,..'-,-1] WORD AND EXCEL,
 ''I'i., IOnNS MAY BE 'ICKE UPI' AT TIlE
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 1,. '.1 I ,' BLOLNTS'TOWN. FLOk.;A 32424.
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 R1ESeIVES THE IGHT-0 TO MACCE'T OH
 REJECT'I ANY AND AI.L. APPI.ICATIONS.
 CALiOL'C COUNTY IS AN EQUAL
 O1 PoutW y 'I YEMPl.OY'E/I)IPii FRi'HEE
 WORK'AfK.
I THIE 'LOSING ATiV WILL, IE FEBRIUAR'Y 25.
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 IN 'THa WFOU'TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
 IN AMDf FOR CALHOUN COUNTY. FLORIDA
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 HANDED ORDER RESETTING SALE
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 ilitIirm/,oitioii'ic nl oi n ito rset sale: til
 C(o" r l ,in.u'lg l 1elnllii'cd the Illatlt'rs presented
 ;il bhii i iO 0 ,td'misd in the premises. it is
 I hi Sr, I-.r,

 ORDE(RfDI) AND ADJUGED T.AT:
 I ...... .. te p reviouslY-entered,
 II I. ,, .. I i. ,-reelosure Is hereby
 1, -, h, 1 f, I 1, 3. 2005. at, 11:00 A.M.
 I d l I, I the Calhoun county
 Clr'itl hl "s. ilounlstoiw Florida.
 1,i(N AND ORlDERED) this February 1.
 2005',,
 Hentz M cClellan.
 CirCull Judge
 Feb. 9. 16. 2005


 BY: R.W. Deason, Mayor
ATTEST: Jimmy Hand, City
 Manager/Engineer


 BLOUNTSTOWN CITY COUNCIL
 MINUTES
t REGULAR SESSION
 S JAN. 11,2005,6:30 P.M.
 S The City Council, City of Blountstown,
 County of Calhoun, State of Florida, met
 in regular session on Tuesday, January
 S11, 2005 at 6:00P.M. at the City Council
 Meeting room with the following members
 Sof the City Council present: Mayor Archie
 t Faircloth; Councilwoman Janie Boyd,
 Councilman Clifford Jackson, Councilman
 John Tomlinson and Councilman Steve
 Bailey.
 Also present were City
 Manager/Engineer Jimmy Hand, Police
 Chief Glenn Kimbrel and City Attorney
 David House,
 Others present included Cissy
 Barfield, Harry Hagan, Ben Hall, Mike
 Calhoun, Dowling Parrish, R.L. Dancy,
 Archie Faircloth III, Barry Parrish, Marc
 Tomlinson, Kim Tanner, Brett Tanner,
 Colby Tanner, Connie Daniels, John
 ,i1,:od Sue Allgood, Terrell Yon,
 Gcral..ine Sheard, Nela Wilson, Jonathan
 Kimbrel, Tyrone Batty, Geri Griffin, Sandra
 Deason, Angle Deason, Charles Sherrod,
 and Rodney Smith,
 Mayor Faircloth called the meeting to
 order at 6:00 P.M.
 MayorFaircloth led the invocation and
 Councilman Bailey led the Pledge of

 The following minutes were presented
 to the Council for their approval: Regular
 Session December 13, 2004.
 Councilwoman Boyd made a lotion to
 accept the minutes as presented.
 Councilman Bailey seconded the motion.
 The motion carried.
 The monthly accounts payable list
 through December 31, 2004 was present-
 ed to the Council for their approval.
 Councilman Tomiinson moved with a sec-
 ond by Councilman Bailey to pay the
 monthly bills. The motion carried.
 Mayor Faircloth adjourned the 2004
 City Council Members at 6:02 p.m.
 The City Attorney held the swearing-in
 of the new 2005 City Council Members.
 Mayor Winston Deason, Councilman
 Steve Bailey, and Councilman John
 Tomlinson were sworn in at this time.
 Mayor Deason called to order the new
 City Council.'
 Councilwoman Janie Boyd made a
 motion to appoint Councilman Steve
 Bailey as Mayor Pro-Tempore.
 Councilman Clifford Jackson seconded
 the motion. The motion carried.
 Next was the appointment of the fol-
 lowing:
 City Police Chief
 City Attorney
 City Manager/Engineer
 City Engineer (Outside Professional
 Service)
 City Auditor (Outside Professional
 Service)
 Councilman Tomlinson made a motion
 to place uin-caiual barik r, the positions
 f6r Ie' rieI ,- er C: Cunc.:ilrrm3 Jtckson
 seconded the motion. Councilman Bailey
 asked if a special meeting could be held
 with the above five individuals so the
 Council could get to know the individuals
 and the individuals would know what the
 Council expects of them. After a lengthy
 discussion, Councilman Tomlinson and
 Councilman Jackson voted for the motion.
 Councilwoman Boyd and Councilman
 Bailey voted against the motion. The
 Mayor was the deciding vote, voting in
 favor of the motion. The motion carried.
 Mayor Faircloth opened the agenda
 for any additional business.The following
 were added: Sue Allgood, John Allgood,
 Janie Boyd, Clifford Jackson and Jimmy
 Hand.
 Mr. John Allgood addressed the
 Council requesting speed bumps being
 placed on Lambert Ave. between Hwy. 69
 and Church Street. Mr. Allgood is very


 A 5
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
 NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT S L E Tax
Trust,, (he holder of the following certificate
has filed said certificate for a tax deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate number and
year of issuance. the description of the
property, and the names in which it was
assessed are as follows:
Certificate No. 356 Year of Issuance: 2001
 DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: All of Section
27. Township 2 North. Range 9 West. Less and
Except State Road No. 71 and the M, & B
Railroad Right of Ways and Less and Except
the Iollowings lands sold off: John Jernlgan
and Wile. Shirley Jernigan in O.R. Book 20.
Page 75: J.M. Hollls in O:R. Book 47, Page
200: llarriett R. Peacock and John K. Peacock.
,Jr.. her husband in O.R. Book 63.'Page 460:
Rudolph J. Rackley. Jr. and his wife, Phyllis
Ritckley in Official Records Book 86. Page 690:
Jayi Hoyt Rackley and Barbara Rackley. his
wiii In O.R. Book 86. Page 691: Jimmy
Maxwell Waldorff Sr.. as Trustee of Jimmy
Maxwell Waldorff. Sr.. Revocable Trust. dated
March 30. 1993. in Official Records Book 233.
Page 752 Public Records of Calhoun County.
Fhlorida. ,
NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED:Rudolph J.
Rlkicklc. Jr.. 24369 SR 71 N.. Altha Fla.
32421. .JIay Illi Rackley. 24369 SRI 71 N..
Altha. IFlai. 32421.
Siil Property being the County of CALOUN.
STATEf OF FLORIDA. Unless such certificate
shall he redeenmed according to law tihe
properly described in such certificaic shliall be
SOLDtI.) io lie highest bidder at the Courlhoulse
duior IIF lit 0711 day of April. 2005. at 10:00
A.M. (ST.
 RUTH W. ,ATFAWAY.
 Clerk of the Circuit Cour til
 CALHOUN COUNTY. FLORIDA
 Feb. 9. 16. 23: Mar. 2. 2005


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concerned about the amount of traffic on
these roads. The Mayor informed Chief
Kimbrel to investigate this issue and
address it at the February 8, 2005
Regular Council meeting.
 Mrs. Allgood addressed the Council
concerning the Code Enforcement
Ordinance. Mrs. Allgood would like to
start seeing this Ordinance take place.
Chief Kimbrel informed Mrs. Allgood that
an officer is working on the Code
Enforcement. Chief Kimbrel also stated
that this is a problem and the Police
Department is working on it.
 Geraldine Sheard addressed the
Council concerning temporary closing for
a parade that will be held on February 19,
2005. Resolution 2005-01 (Black History
Parade) was approved. Councilman
Jackson made a motion to accept
Resolution 2005-01 and to close the
streets for the parade. Councilman
Tomlinson seconded the motion. The
motion carried.
 The City Attorney then read the sec-
ond and final reading of Ordinance 2005-
01. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND
ENACTING A NEW CODE FOR THE
CITY OF BLOUNTSTOWN, FLORIDA;
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CERTAIN ORDINANCES NOT INCLUD-
ED THEREIN; PROVIDING A PENALTY
FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; PRO-
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ING SUCH CODE; AND PROVIDING
WHEN SUCH CODE AND THIS ORDI-
NANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE.
Councilman Tomlinson made a motion to
adopt Ordinance 2005-01 as read.
Councilman Bailey seconded the motion.
The motion carried.
 Next, was the discussion on the
Florida Municipal Electric Association
(FMEA) dues. Councilman Bailey made a
motion not to pay the $8500.00 member-
ship dues. Councilman Tomlinson sec-
onded the motion. The motion carried.
 Next, Dowling Parrish and Mike
Stevens addressed the Council concern-
ing rezoning of property. After a brief dis-
cussion, the property did not need to be
rezoned.
 Next was the discussion on the heli-
copter billing. Fire Chief Ben Hall
addressed the Council concerning this
issue. Mr. Hall stated they will not be
responding to all the helicopter calls. Mr.
Hall feels that there will probably be
around 20 calls that will be responded to,
but that is not a definite number. After a
brief discussion, it was the' consensus of
the Council to leave as is with no billing.
 Next, Kent Wimmer with the Florida
National Scenic Trail addressed the
Council requesting the City of
Blountstown's support in designating the
Blountstown Greenway as a part of the
Florida National Scenic Trail. An


Agreement needs to be signed to desig-
nate the trail. Councilman Bailey made a
motion to table this item so the City
Attorney can look over the agreement and
address it at the February 8, 2005 regular
City Council meeting. Councilman
Tomlinson seconded the motion. The
motion carried.
 Next, Kelli Peacock addressed the
Council concerning City utility deposits.
Ms. Peacock would like to see the City
refund the utility deposits after a set time
of good standing. There was a lengthy
discussion on this item. The Council will
look into refunding the deposits and
address this at the next regular meeting.
Ms. Peacock also requested the Council
check into budget billing. It was the con-
sensus of the Council for the billing to not
change.
 Ms. Peacock also asked if the Council
was going to help the Citizens with the
utility bills this month since the bills were
higher than usual. Councilman Tomlinson
made a motion to waive the late fees for
this month and, average the number that
is over and above the number that was
used last year and average it over a 3
month period; this is to include electric
and gas. Councilman Bailey seconded
the motion. The motion carried.
 The Assistant City Manager updated
the Council on the Tree Trimming project.
Marc stated the project should be com-
pleted by the end of January.
 Next, Councilwoman Boyd questioned'
why the money market account was
moved from The Bank to the S.B.A.
account. The City Manager/Engineer
informed Councilwoman Boyd that he
was following instructions from the
Council. Councilman Tomlinson stated
that the Council instructed the money to.
be moved if rates started moving higher.
The City Manager/Engineer and Finance
Director informed the Council that the
interest rates with S.B.A. went higher than
the interest rate earned at The Bank. The
Bank was contacted and was told what
S.B.A. rate was and asked if they could
beat it. The Bank could not beat it so the
monies were moved to get the higher rate,
as previously instructed by the Council.
After a lengthy 'discussion, Councilman
Bailey instructed the Finance Director to
see if The Bank can match the rate that
S.B.A. is currently at and if so, move the
money back. If The Bank can not match
the rate of S.B.A. then leave'the money
with S.B.A. Councilman Bailey instructed
the Finance Director to get quotes from
other Financial Institutions to address at
the February Regular Council meeting.
Councilman Bailey made a motion to
transfer the money back Irovided they
are willing to match the rate as of tomor-
row. Move the money-back and shop for
a 6 month rate on 2.5 million on a CD and


that it require a vote of the Council to
change the CD. Councilman Tomlinson
seconded the motion. The motion carried.
The Finance director informed the Council
The Bank will only verify one signature.
The Council can make a rule for the City
to follow regarding three signatures, but
The Bank will only verify one signature.
This item will be on, February agenda.
The finance director will get quote from
other financial institutions and present to
the Council at the February meeting.
 Councilman Jackson questioned the
utility bills. Councilman Jackson wanted
to know if there was a rate difference
between South River Street and across
Highway 20. The Revenue Officer and
the City Manager informed Councilman
Jackson there is no rate difference.
 Councilman Bailey would like to dis-


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vious month. The Council would like
special meeting with all supervisors con- '
cerning this item.
 There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.

 BY: R.W. Deason, Mayor
 ATTEST: Jimmy Hand, City.
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