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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
3
The council heard Cliff Palmer request a variance for a 816 sq ft home on Third Street between Rhodes and Rositer, below the 1,000 sq ft zoning minimum. A zoning committee was tasked for further study and a May 19 report.
Parker objects to ejectment power under the Code as it enables removal of homes not meeting standards. A second reading advances an ordinance to rezone the old Utility Complex for apartments. First readings pass unanimously to revise city zoning rules. IceHouse head Al Crone invites officials to a free season ending dinner. Lake County Commissioners back a resolution to declare May as Clean up month.
Walter Rudolph Brauneis of Mount Dora faced charges after his Buick rolled down Baker Street striking William Homer Fornwal t s Chevrolet and a utility pole. Police say the unattended vehicle caused about 325 dollars in damage to both cars and the pole.
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