Whether Respondent should be dismissed from his employment as an instructor at Chipola Junior College for alleged misconduct in office, incompetency, willful neglect of duties, and drunkenness, as set forth in the Complaint Recommending Dismissal, dated July 31, 1981. This proceeding commenced with the issuance of a Complaint Recommending Dismissal by the Interim President of Chipola Junior College alleging that Respondent James T. Sims, an instructor, should he dismissed for misconduct in office, incompetency, willful neglect of duty, and drunkenness. Respondent filed a petition for formal hearing pursuant to Section 120.57(1), Florida Statutes, on August 13, 1981. The matter thereafter was referred to this Division for the appointment of a Hearing Officer. At the hearing, Petitioner presented the testimony of Dr. Richard E. Morley, Interim President of Chipola Junior College; Dean James A. Lewis, Dean of Academic Studies; and Alice J. Story, Chairman of the Division of Natural Science and Mathematics. Respondent testified in his own behalf, and submitted the testimony of Dr. Jack Golden, Director of the Alcoholism Treatment Program at Capital Medical Center, Tallahassee, Florida. Four exhibits were received into evidence. The memorandum brief of Petitioner, and Respondent's memorandum have been fully considered and those portions thereof not adopted herein are considered to be either unnecessary, irrelevant, or unwarranted in fact or law.Respondent alcoholic teacher dismissed for incompetency and willful neglect of duty.

Whether a sign owned by Henderson Sign Company located approximately one- tenth of a mile east of the junction of State Road 73 and U.S. 90 containing as old copy "Key Drug Center" and new copy "Best Western Motor Inn" is in violation of the permit (Section 479.07(1) and (6), F.S.), spacing (Sections 479.02 and 479.111(2), F.S.), and setback (Section 479.11(1),F.S.) requirements.Respondent's signs in city not proven in compliance with governor's agreement. Recommend removal.

Whether Respondent has violated Sections 479.07(1),(4),(6) and 479.11(1),Florida Statutes. At the hearing, it was announced that the signs in question are owned by a partnership known as Henderson Signs, Don Henderson and Gene Henderson being partners thereof. It was stipulated that the above-captioned cases would be consolidated for hearing and that Henderson Signs had been notified of the violations and was prepared to proceed with a hearing. The stipulation was accepted by the hearing officer and the caption of the case amended to show Henderson Signs as Respondent.Respondent must remove his sign which is in violation of permitting and set-back requirements.