Inport of Incorporation For Local Charter Debate
Sittig outlines steps to form a city incorporation with CFSW charter already in place. Support from Senator Dempsey Barron and Representative James Ward is crucial. without it, progress stalls. He expects legislative passage but notes active lobbying may shift. If approved, a referendum would follow within about 60 days, with incorporation authorized 60 days after.
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Sittig
CFSW
Dempsey Barron
James Ward
County plan eyed for water and sewer expansion along CR 30A
The proposal envisions a $3.4 million project to place a large water main along County Road 30A with water service within a year. A 10 year sewer system would run nearly parallel, built after water lines. SWU supporters say funding would come from bonds and connection fees, not tax dollars.
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Main
SWU
Bay County
Florida Gasoline Consumption Up in 1984
Florida total motor gasoline use reached over 5.1 billion gallons in 1984, up 3.7 percent from 1983, with per capita consumption at 474.7 gallons the second-lowest on record. Prices averaged $1.23, self service down 1.3 cents, and ethanol enriched gasohol sales exceeded 500 million gallons, up 42.4 percent. Private passenger vehicles consumed about 76 percent of total motor gasoline.
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Florida
Governor’s Energy Office
Tips On Dealing With Police Tips On Dealing With Police
Advice from Col. Michael J. Anderson of the Michigan State Police on handling traffic stops to minimize risk. Keys include keeping hands visible on the steering wheel, remaining in the car, promptly following instructions, and moving slowly while explaining actions such as reaching for a license. Distribution via Scripps Howard News Service also notes energy consumption trends and Gov. Bob Graham urging conservation and cautious fuel use in Florida.
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Eric Freedman
Col
Michael J. Anderson
Michigan State Police
Uniform Services Division
Anderson
Scripps Howard News Service
Firefighters seek funds to upgrade South Walton protection
Fire commissioner Patton Battaly and LeBleau warn that existing protection is grossly inadequate for South Walton as new growth strains resources. They urge county funding totaling about 166,992 plus 150,000 in revenues and 24,000 from fund-raising to buy a ladder truck and hire four full-time firefighters. The lack of nearby ladder units from Ocean City Wright worsens risk to multi story townhomes and residents.
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Tom Patton
South Walton
Battaly
Patton
LeBleau
SWES
Walton
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