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ANNOUNCEMENTSMAYOR PUTZELL: Presented a framed Commendation to Patrick Figley

for his bravery and heroic efforts. He also announced thatMrs. Wade Schroeder had passed away.

CITY MANAGER JONES: None.

RECOGNITION OF EMPLOYEES FOR YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CITY OF NAPLES.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES : January 6, 1987, Regular Meeting

PURCHASING-BID AWARD a six inch wellpoint dewatering pump.-BID AWARD for laboratory tests on monitoring wells relating to

the effluent reuse system.-BID AWARD for an underground pipe installer.-APPROVE Golden Gate wellfield and pipeline utility easements and

property.

RESOLUTIONS-DENY variance request to permit construction of a pool and enclosure

at 1990 Seventh Street, South.-APPROVE variance request to allow an existing nonconforming roof

sign, St. George and the Dragon Restaurant.—APPROVE agreement with ICMA Retirement Corporation.

ORDINANCES - Second Reading- ADOPT current misdemeanor laws of the State of Florida.-ADOPT a Revenue Generation System to receive State grant funds.-ADOPT a franchise agreement with Southern Gas Company to provide

natural gas to the City.

DISCUSSION/ACTION-Presentation of annual Audit by Rogers, Wood, Hill, Starman &

Gustason, P.A., C.P.A.

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Mayor Putzell called the meeting to order and presided as Chairman:

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Km And on-McDonaldWilliam E. BarnettWilliam F. BledsoeAlden R. C'~_wford, Jr.John T. Grave!Lyle S. Richardson,

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City Attorney Chie-F Planner

Frank ^^. W. Henley, Stewart ; i K. ^_^it a ei g _}S

Finance Director Purchasing AgentGerald L. Cronvold, James L. Cha-ffee,

City Engineer~ Utilities DirectorNorris C. I.;a.ms, David Dampier,Fire Chiez Aes`. Police Chief

Ralph La.Civita, Sandra Exum,• V _ Chie-r Accountant Administrative Clerk II

Jodie M. O'Driscoll, Joan Resnick,Deputy Clerk Clerk/Typist

• rge Henderson,Sergeant-At-Arms -

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MAYOF; FUTZEL '_ Presented a framed Cc.:*,menda.tior.to Patrick Figley for his bravery and heroic efforts

-•. on the evening cf December 3, 1 987, in an attempt tosave the life of an automobile accident victim( Attachment #2).

He then announced that th e wife of former~Councilman Wade Schroeder had passed away on Sunday,

. - _ January 17. The services for Mrs. Schroeder will beheld at the Moorings Presbyterian Church thismorning at 11:00 a.m.

CITY MANAGER JONES : None.

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RECOGNITION OF EMPLOYEES FOR YEARS OFSERVICE TO THE CITY OF NAPLES.

The Mayor and City Manager p resented Awards o -FRecccnition to employees who have served the Cityfor five, ten, fi=teen, twenty and t..ent y-five .•ears(Attachment *3).

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---RESOLUTION NO. SB-54 7 I tern 4-_

A RESOLUTION AWARDING CITY PID #88-30 FORONE SIX INCH WEL LFD I NT I)EWATER I NG FUME;AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ISSUE- APURCHASE OR'DEF T HEF°E = OR: • AND FROV I D I NEB ANEFFECTIVE DATE.

Complete Wellpcint cf SouthFlor:da, Inc.Ft. LSuderda le, Florin_511,90:.24

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A F:EEOLUTI^_N AWARDING CITY DID #E8-=3 FORLABORATORY TESTS ON MONITORING WELLS INCONJUNCTION WITH THE START-!UP OF THEEOFLOENT REUSE SYSTEM; AUTHORIZING THECITY MANAGER TO ISSUE A PURCHASE ODE F.THEREFOR; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Haines Testing Laboratory, Inc.C.1e.a.I-waver, Florida.$13,32=. oo

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in response to Mr. Graver, !!t l4tie- DirectorC.h.a.f+=e advises that the first laboratory test wouldbe conducted prior to the start-up o+ the ef+I uen,treuse system; tnere will also be an cn-coin- Pro^r`afiio* well mc•nitcriny to ensure non-contaminet i1r. ofcrouindwater. Mr. Richardson referred to the City'snew laboratory and asked if this testing could bedone at that fac i 1 i ty. fit tho? uqh it contains state-o+-the-art ecuipoent, Mr. Chaffee said, the i3 bcannot do the trace mineral testing, because the costof mcnitcrin9 equipment for this type cf testinccould be as much as $250,000.

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A RESOLUTION AWARDING CITY BID #S8- 27 FORONE t1) UNDERGROUND FIFE INSTALLER;AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ISSUE APURCHASE ORDER THEREFOR; AND PROVIDING ANEFFECTIVE DATE.

Vermeer southeast Sales. Inc.Fort ^giv e r-s, Florida

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A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING GOLDEN SATE!j: EL LF I ELD AND F I F'E.L I NE L'T I L I T'r EASEMENTS Anderson-AND F ROF'EF:TY IN CONJUNCTION WITH E:, FANS I ON McDonald X XOF THE CITY'S RAW WATER SUPPLY; AND Barnett X XF'r .OV 1 D I NG AN EFFECTIVE DATE. E. Bledsoe X

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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECT ION 15-01 •'_1 THECODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE C I T'r OF NAPLESFEL A i I h-G TO MISDEMEANOR LAWS OF THE STATEOF FLOP 1OA; AND FFOVIDINa A N EFFE C TIVEDATE. FL!R.POSE: TO READOPT CUPRENTMISDEMEANOR LAWS OF THE STATE OF FLOR I DO.

Title read by City Attorney Rynders.

PUB L IC' HEARING: Opened: - 9: 2O a.m.Closed: 9: 20 a. rn.

No one present to epea^:: for or a.a.ir=_t,Anderson-

City Attorne y Rynders explained that this ordinance McDonald x xwould opt revisions t the current Misdemeanor Barnett xLaw_ cif the State cT Flcr, ide as enacted by the Bledsoe x

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MOTION: To AD F'T the or,d inence as presented at Richardson X

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---ORDINANCE NO. 8 8-5477 ITEM F

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ALOFT I ON OFA REVENUE GENERATION SYSTEM PURSUANT TOSECTION 17-500.017, FLORIDA ADMINISTFRATIVECODE; SETTING FORTH SF EL. I r I C PROVISIONSREQUIRED THEREBY; ESTABLI_H1NG A SEWERAGESYSTEM CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT ANDPROVIDING A DATE FOR COMMENCEMENT OFDEPOSITS THERETO; AND PROVIDING ANEFFECTIVE `ATE. PURPOSE: TO ADOPT AREVENUE GENERATION SYSTEM AS APREREQUISITE TO RECEIVING STATE GRANTFUNDS UNDER PROVISIONS OF • REGULATORYREQUI REM ENTS.

Title read by Cit y Attorney Rynde',s.

PUBLIC HEARING: Opened: R: 2 1 a.m.Closed: 7:21 a.m.

yo one p resent to sflea r:: tor, or against.

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Cit y ManagerManecer .Jones advisex _ = : t +is ordinance woulcestablish a method by which to accumulate the annualde=csit of State "ant monies. The City s requireddec sit of m_.tch i nt_ funds is S261,470; the monies int is account can be u..sec - or any -future water orsewer capital e • . penditu.res, he said.

MOTION: To ADOPT the cr ainance as presented atsecond readinc

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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NAPLESGRANTING • SOJ7HEF.N GAS COMF•ANY; 'TSSUCCESSORS AND ASS I GNE, A. NON-EXCLUSIVEGAS FRANCH I E.E TO C'JNSTRJ T . OPERATE.REPAIR AND MAINTAIN FACILITIES ANDEOOO F'MEr T FOF. THE TRANSPORTATION OF GASAND TO USE THE PUBLIC PROPERTY OF NOPLEE,FLORIDA FOR SUCH PURPOSES: FRESCFIPINGCERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS THEREOF ANDFF.O'V I D I NG FOR ACCE ='TANCE AND AN EP ECT I V'EDATE. FURP i=.E: 7O PROVIDE ANON-EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO SOUTHERN GA=COMPANY.

Ti'_ _e reed by City Attcrr ay Rynde •r s.

PUBLIC HEARING: Opened: 5:22 a.m.Closed: °:4 4 .m

Attorney William H. Shields, representing SouthernGas Comac.ny, advised that he was available' to answerany questi •:ons. Councilman Barnett reiteratedcitizens' concerns regarding the inevitabledestruction f City • streets, medians encr iShts-of-wav in orcer to install these lines.Although it would be necessary to tear up tt eri ghts-of-way in order to place the naturalpipe, Mr. Shields said, his Company would still beresponsible for retur-ning the areas to their

= original state.

In res ponse to Mr. Graver, Mr. Jack Kennedy,Sarasota sales manager 'f or Southern Gas Company,explained that only two- to four-inch _ plastictransmission lines would be used in the City.Rete"rina to cost savings, he estimated thatresidential consumers could save approximatel y 6 ;;;on their ener5y bills by using natural a.s;commercial consumers, approximately =';7,:. J

The transmission line =_ would be laid along theCity's main streets: the Company would then canvassneichbcrnoode to determine the feasibility c+installing limes to an area. Mr. Richardson askedhow lcna before Southern Gas Company anticipatedconstruction to begin; Mr. Kennedy estimatedapproximately three years. Mr. Crawford then askedi+ the rates throuphout Florida. would be ccnsistantand Mr. Kennedy assured Council that they would.

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Mr. Kenned y said that he wass a.war_ of one cthecompan y . Florida Gas Transmission; however, he saidhe bet levee this company has di vest ed and will notbe able to provide service to resider+tial customers.

Mayor =• L'. tzel l s- ;gested that the ordinance batamended to include a provision which would allow theCity the ri ght to contact the -rcnc-;_S2e regardingany complaints or concerns - express' by thecitizens. Attorney Shields agreed to the amendment,but added that the Public Service Commissionrequires utility com panies to respond in writingto any consumer complaints within 20 days.

Mr. Crawford pointed out that the franchise fee tobe paid to the City was 6 ; Mr. Shields acknow ledg_dthat his Company was aware of the rate ins- "ease over'

that shown in the first readin g_ and a ._resd to thesame.

Naples baplesBeautifi=ation Council Repr`esen;= ,i^:e He r- rAnde''son reiterated his Ero^'F's conce r n s reta..r'dincdestruction of City rights-of-way and medians. Mr.David Weigel, president cif the Old NaplesAssociation, said that his croup was opposed to thefranchise because it believed th i s type of energysource was too hazardous or the Naples community.

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A RESOLUTION GRANTING A VARIANCE FROMSECTION b-32(A) OF AFF'ENDIX "A" - ZONINGOF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY CFNAPLES IN ORDER TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OFA POOL AND ENCLOSURE AT 1950 SEVENTHSTREET, SOUTH; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVEDATE.

Title read by Ci ty Attorney Rynder-.

The staff and Plannin gAdvisory Board ( RAE) have

:oth recommended denial of this request because ofthe availability of an alternate sat tor the pool;the petitioners also have not met the requirementsFor a variance. Chief Planner Bell noted fourletters of no objection received -p rom adjacentieighbora. -

architect Andrea Brown, repr-esentine the petitioner`,iescribed a recent adjustment to the pool design- her'_in the structure wouldd only encroach two feet

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. the ._ re& and said thather clients' situation Was unique since the house islocated so -fa

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Mayor rut r e f i advised that he had visited the siteand a ± tho uph he ey mpa. y h i zeo with the Pet i t i or. er-s ' Anderson-plieht, believed approval o* this request would set McDonald X Xan un -avore.ole precedent; he. there-fore. supported Barnett Xthe staff and F'AE' = findings. Mess"s. Cranford- and Bledsoe Xr:lec e ce concurred, citing the possibility of 2 Crawford X

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MO T ION: To DEN/ the resolution as presented• Putzell X

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A RESOLUTIO N GF.Ar I NG A VAR: i A rdCE FROMSECTION 6-30(L) OF AF'FENDIX -A 11 - ZONINGOF THE CODE Cr: ORDINANCES O F THE CITY OFNAPLES IN ORDER TO ALLOW AN EXISTINGNONCONFORMING ROC: SIGN TO -REMAIN AT ST.GEORGE AND THE DRAGON RESTAURANT, Sir.FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH, SUBJECT TO THECONDITION SET FORTH HEREIN; AND PROVIDINGAN EFFECTIVE DATE.

• Title read by City Attorney Ryneer=_.

• Chief Planner Ball e: plain_d that staff wascurrently , in the process of removing allnon-con v orming signs in the City, approximatel y 100.The petitioner is sae--ins approval of this requ.es_tbased on certain, unique circumstances involving thesubject site: mature landscapin g , historic sitelocation, and sign visibility. Mr. Graver noted

• that the petitioner could construct a pole si gn -onthe subject prop erty, but such - a i n would not he

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A RESOLUTION AMENDING AND .REINSTATING ANEXISTING AGREEMENT WITH ICMA RETIREMENTCORPORATION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVEDATE.

Title read by City Attorney Rynde-s.

City Manager Jones advised that this resolutionwould approve the current A g reement with ICMA

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• F'REE.E 'd T AT I _3 I d CF , NNUP AUDIT BY F:OGE=,5WOOD. :-I Ii ' , SS TA=iRr"4AN -, G :_STASON, F'. A. ,C.r.P.

Finance Di rector H ...n1ay commented that the C} + y baataken app a=non

't •priorp10 year s to coon 1y

with he 5 e e icn mace by the .a. I1. i ,ter-s; namely ! a• tiVe–.'ea,r'' -fee s trLI._tt`e- -f r^ solid waste disp_sal arc

the implementation of a s _., _..arce or -,cn-City users• Ot tEr/sewet` se!, ice. Mr. Craw—ford SUGc ated that

the schedules for tine Annual Audit be -.`int_dsidewa. • s in t re beo k =a as to allow e=.tier` r^esdin-

Mayor F o_!tce11 .stied in what areas t h e City w==d=flcis rit this past -f iscal year; Mr. Haneye <p l a. lr.ed that rover;_:. as had not met the a> pec T;ed1 eve trier= rora, some of the reserve f L ind had to bee`.pended. This was due, in part, to the decrease of1 ece ral Revenue Sha.rina funds ( _r' p roxi.nat=ly

^ C_:f) , : 0O) and a short-call Ct monies received fromFlorida. Power 5_.: Li._ht = 4ranchii_e ( =mppro?timateiy

100,i:tij(t ). It is artiripater that Federal RevenueSharinc funds will completel y disap p ear some time inthe very near -future.

Re-erring to fees collected by the CommunityDevelopment Department, Mr. Graver asked i+ thesituation re9arSln8 the dail y deco=it of funds hadbeer re:rediea. Mr. Ha.nlev advised it had and notedthat about t s1 O. *•_):.' _ t pet` year In pe rmit fees arecollected.

Audito r non Wood of Ro 9 mr^_, Wocd, Hill, Starman &6ustason, P.A.. C. F. A, said that the Cit y is

-_ f. inanc is l l _3 =_ov.nc he re = err^eC to pale=_ 142 and 148to support his statement (Attachment #4). TheCity's General Cbl' _.;ion Debt wil l be paid as ofMa y 1, 1 ySS, Mr. Wood e^:pl-ined, which p uts theCit y in a unique position. It must decide if itwants to -Fund certain projects thr'ou^h the GeneralOb1i.ation Debt before May, 19EE.

Mayor F u tcel1 asked Mr. Wood to Slate fo r the recordany manacement =r'oblem s in the City which his firmha= found. There we • - e some errors in computationsa tee=_ and inventory cont rol, ", r. Wood said, butmost were human errors rather than systembreakdowns. Mr. Wood *urthe r pointed out that thisAudit is cener`al public knowled ge and has, in +._ct,been reported to =_e.-er .s.1 State ad Fede ral ac;encies,as re,L!ired by Ia:-i .

Mr. Crawford ex r+es=_=d cncern that rese rve +undswere bein g_ expended; however, Mr. Wood Comment=e=dthat -much of the reserve *L:.n,i iS part o T t`te pensions y tem. or are enterprise -funds and cannel be aseo to5LIc lemfir - the b>_ :.d lie :. He assured Council tnat the

Ci v had 2degL= tee reserves and that there is a

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Rev. H. Peter LybergTom LeachJack KennedyEd BeekmanHerb Anderson

W. W. HaardtTroy WilsonPatrick FigleyMrs. Sarah Sauer

Jack SturgisWilliam ShieldsIrene FigleyRon Wood

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COMMENDATION

WHEREAS, on the night of Thursday, December 3, 1987, Mr. Pat Figleyof Naples, displayed heroic efforts to save the life of afellow man, Josephy Enright, following a tragic automobileaccident; and

WHEREAS, said accident left the Enright automobile submerged in thedeep, cold and murkey waters of the canal along State Road951 in Golden Gate, with Josephy Enright trapped insidethe vehicle; and

WHEREAS, upon Mr. Figley's coincidental, but timely, arrival at theaccident scene, he instinctively dove into the dark canaland made repeated attempts to free the victim; and

WHEREAS, when finally the unconscious body of Josephy Enright wasdislodged and brought out of the water by an exhaustedPat Figley, Emergency Medical Service personnel arrivedand administered highly professional but futile cardio-pulmonary resuscitation; and

WHEREAS, the City of Naples recognizes the valiant efforts andextraordinary courage of Pat Figley;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, EDWIN J. PUTZELL, JR., by virtue of the authorityvested in me as Mayor of the City of Naples, Florida, dohereby commend MR. PAT FIGLEY in the highest manner forhis unselfish act of courage toward a fellow man in a timeof desperate need;

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of theCity of Naples, this 20th day of January, 1938.

EDWIN J. PUTZELL, JR. MAYOR.

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Service Worker III

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EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION PROGRAM

Anniversary Dates Between July 1, 1987 and December 31, 1987

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EntryName Department Date

Augustus G. Blackford Utilities 7/28/82

Roxanne Riddle 3 Utilities 8/17/82

Carol L. Davenport Police 8/23/82

Ralph A. LaCivita 3 Finance 8/23/82

Ciro M. Dominguez 3 Police 9/24/82

Emmett G. Lehman V' Utilities 9/27/82

Lewis H. Ervin, Jr.V Utilities 10/04/82

Mark W. Houghton Fire 11/01/82

Douglas R. Harkey 3 Utilities 11/08/82

James R. Heiny 3 Utilities 12/06/82

Michael C. Long 3 Utilities 12/20/82

Mark A. Middlebrook 3 Police 12/27/82

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EntryName Department Date Classification

David A. Graff Utilities 7/25/77 Utility PlantMaintenance Tech.

David A. Fife 3 Engineering 8/15/77 Equipment Operator IV

Roy L. Beedles Utilities 9/19/77 Crew Leader III

Kathryn E. Wiltsie Engineering 10/24/77 Administrative Clerk II

Bob Evans Utilities 10/24/77 Equipment Operator IV

Willie Troutman Utilities 10/24/77 Service Worker III

Richard Whidden 3 Utilities 12/05/77 Utility PlantMaintenance Tech.

Franklin C. Jones City ManagerCit 12/05/77 City Manager

;;. Joseph F. Ruggiero/ Engineering 12/19/77 Traffic Control Tech.

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EntryName Department Date Classification

=. Joe M. Watson 3 Utilities 7/10/72 Meter Reader Supervisor

Edward M. Miller 3 Police 9/23/72 Staff Lieutenant

Paul S. Dykes Finance 10/09/72 Data Processing Coord.

Monroe McLee 3 Community Svcs. 10/10/72 Service Worker II

Mae M. Davis/ Mayor & Council 10/12/72 Secretary to the Mayor

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EntryDepartment Date Classification

Fire 9/16/67 Assistant Fire Chief

Utilities 12/04/67 Pumping Station Supv.

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EntryDepartment Date Classification

Community Svcs. 8/1/62 Assistant Parks &Parkways Supt.

Utilities 10/1/62 Water Dist. & Wastewtr.Collection Supt.

Engineering 12/8/62 Traffic Control Supv.

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CITY OF NAPLES

General Governmental Expenditures By FunctionLast 10 Fiscal Years (1)

1987 1986 1985 1984 1983

General Government $ 356,503 $ 266,845 $ 210,888 $ 316,872 $ 374,889

Community Development 162,654 101,633 116,166 101,785 92,346

Finance 165,862 130,647 187,848 178,878 156,951

Public Works Engineering (2) 982,421 945,794 892,055 815,565 1,468,160

Police 2,497,741 2,288,240 2,178,580 2,026,428 1,883,260

Fire 1,155,429 1,067,802 964,960 874,010 796,797

Parks and Recreation (3) 1,880,914 1,769,816 1,734,803 1,744,387 1,095,932

Other 131,189 105,677 110,701 83,272 50,904

7,332,713 6,676,454 6,396,001 6,141,197 5,919,239

Debt Service 931,763 777,356 775,160 664,762 544,447

$8,264,476 $7,453,810 $7,171,161 $6.805,959 $6,463,686

(i) This Schedule includes expenditures of the General Fundand Debt Service Funds.

(2) 1978 through 1982, Sanitation expenditures included inGeneral Fund; 1983 through 1987 Sanitation expendituresreported as Enterprise Fund expenses.

(3) 1978 through 1983, Parkways and Services expendituresincluded in Public Works Engineering; 1984 - 1987Parkways and Services expenditures reported as Parksand Recreation expenditures.

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1982 1981 1980 1979 1978

$ 296,913 $ 278,921 $ 396,291 $ 341,345 $ 308,007

90,745 104,419 226,225 210,953 225,122

132,497 185,985 296,498 281,124 290,458

2,489,407 2,093,726 1,822,190 2,011,739 1,970,625

1,754,187 1,415,051 1,306,027 1,150,722 978,932

690,875 581,344 599,864 485,403 466,337

1,038,630 938,255 860,329 718,098 613,116

116,322 220,092 133,769 293,211 478,450

6,609,576 5,817,793 5,641,193 5,492,595 5,331,047

461,727 119,223 122,292 120,287 122,919

$7.071,303 $5,937,016 $5,763,485 $5,612,882 85,453,966

The accompai)ying notes are an integral part of this statement.

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CITY OF NAPLES

Property Tax Rates Of All Overlapping GovernmentsLast 10 Fiscal Years

(Per $1,000 of assessed value)

Fiscal Year City City Debt Mosquito Collier School WaterEnded Operating Service City Total Control County Board Dist. #7

1978 3.7390 . 2134 3.9524 . 5250 5.5868 8.8000 -

1979 3.5122 . 1969 3.7091 . 6000 5.4700 8.7500 -

1980 3.3565 . 1867 3.5432 . 5992 5.4500 7.4500 -

1981 3.2158 . 1800 3.3958 . 3793 2.3155 7.3175 .0860

1982 1.7774 . 0941 1.8715 - . 4252 2.7060 7.9900 -

1983 1.3767 . 0819 1.4586 . 3715 2.6667 6.1700 -

1984 1.3368 . 0794 1.4162 . 3154 3.1441 6.8890 -

1985 1.2591 . 0748 1.3339 . 3578 3.4921 7.0480 -

-1986 1.1605 . 0689 1.2294 . 3578 3.4468 7.0480 -

_987 1.3120 . 0654 1.3774 . 4896 4.0897 7.1590 -

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South Florida Water BigWater Pollution Cypress Combined

Management Control Basin Total

.3750 - - 19.2392

.4220 - - 18.9511

.3820 - - 17.4244

.1520 - - 13.6461

.1150 - - 13.1077

.2190 -. - 10.8858

.2310 - - 11.9957

.2370 .0453 - 12.5141

.1670 .0453 .0700 12.3643

.2 .000 .0551 .1160 13.4868

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The accompanying notes are an integral part of this statement.

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