City Council Hearings Report Road to Savings at Venice Airport
City official Dale Rieth detailed cost estimates for installing individual water shutoffs at 186 mobile homes costing about 135 dollars per unit and 25 000 dollars total. An automatic landing light system at Venice Airport saves about 200 dollars monthly after three weeks of operation. Rieth discussed MICA proposals to shift solid waste to private firms, with a 90 percent payout of savings but a 25 000 dollar yearly cap, and a comm ittee's finding to keep city collection. A fuel conservation program using a state-tested additive was implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Rieth
Council
Rieth
Venice
MICA
Management Improvement Corporation of America
John Kalajian
Florida
Venice clashed over dual taxation and services with county
County officials led by Commissioner Saba attacked Venice for not aligning services and taxes, claiming Venice received more in services than it paid and urging consolidation. County attorney Richard Nelson cited court rulings denying dual taxation and praised Venice officials for their citizen focus while others defended Veneto’s cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nelson
District Court of Appeal
Circuit Court
Nelson
Venice
Saba
Hospital Maintains Accreditation Despite Plant Deficiency
The hospital was evaluated in April and has remained continuously accredited since its 1951 inception. Ronald Hanson notes the JCAH recommendations call for fewer major changes, stressing accreditation is voluntary though Medicare participation requires it.
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Hanson
Ing
Ronald Hanson
JCAH
Venice council approves budget and tax millage for 1979
The Venice City Council approved the final readings of the 1979 budget and the calendar year millage after nearly ninety minutes of public comment. AFSCME representative Bill Allenbaugh urged restoring a $50,000 cut to the personnel pool from reserves. Mayor Case noted Venice’s meager surplus while councilman Anderson argued for city limits on park sewer repairs.
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Walker
Bill Allenbaugh
Afscme
Tampa
Case
Venice
Laurel residents urge road paving amid truck noise and dust
Laurel residents pressed commissioners to pave Laurel Road East to cut truck traffic and dust. They cited shaking homes cattle infections and unsafe bus routes, while pit permits and I-75 work were blamed for congestion. A public hearing was scheduled for Oct 16 in Sarasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Roth
Laurel Road Fast
Michael Kazimir
Laurel Road
Hart
Sarasota
Obituary of Harry R. Stotts in Grove City
Harry R. Stotts 71 of Georgia Ave Grove City died Tuesday September 25 1979 at Venice Hospital. A retired Fisher GM storekeeper with 19 years service he came from Columbus Ohio and was a Lutheran. He is survived by wife Mary two daughters Marie L Noble and Delores B Stevens two stepdaughters Judith Carey and Barbara Mayer one sister Ada Howell and nine grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Rawles Funeral Home Englewood Rev Walter R Holzheimer officiating burial Gulf Pines Memorial Park.
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Harry R. Stotts
Georgia Ave
Grove City
Venice Hospital
Morral
Ohio
Englewood
Columbus
Mr. Stotts
Fisher Division
General Motors
Dautheran
Mary
Marie L. Noble
St. Petersburg
Delores B. Stevens
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Judith Carey
Barbara Mayer
Mississippi
Ada Howell
Tuscarwas
Rawles
Walter R. Holzheimer
Gulf Pines Memorial Park
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City of
County Commission
Beverly Clay
Sandegren
Rhodes
Clay
Mobile Home Park
R.L
Bob) Anderson
Venice Municipal
Anderson
Laurel
Dust Bow
Susan Powers
Laurel Road East
Bob Rigby
Rigby Trucking
Dubose Construction Company
Interstate 75
Dubose
Carlton Hurt
S&h
First City
Ram
Inanpung
T You
Wre Phy
West
Brea
S&s Plaza
Sarmeote US
Fie Mingling
First City Federal Savings
Tire and Automotive Centers
Blackwall
Whitewall
RV White Wheels
Foxcraft
St. Wt
Woolco
Woolco Plaza
Venice Bypass
F.E.T
Rey
Bee Ridge Road
al Ame