1940-09-24 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MTGCody of all chatters pertaining t dinance #,128
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1940 AT TM3 CITY HALL AT 8:00 P.M.
Tht} meeting; -aas cc,lle;d to order by Ices. Vanderboegh, with t-1yor Glass,
Councilmen Gladden, Bostwick, Brown, Foyle, Bennett, Vanderboegh and
Fatty. ."ard present.
Tres. Vwit erboegh read the n..tice for the meeting which had been called .
for the purpose of taking action on the proposed amendment to the
paekago store license-: and for any emergency business that My cone be-
fore the meeting.
As a prelimin ivy to the consideration of the ordintAnce to amend the
li,uor ordinances, Frank ;Soukup asked the Council to consider modifying'
it to permit such business all along the high�,ay, stating that the City's
groivth is in that direction and should be taken into consideration.
Councilman Bruton, seconded by Councilman Bost,;:ick, moved that Ordinance
#128, caption of v�hich follows, be placed on first reading in its
entirety. X.:tion carried.
OR SIN: JTrF, NO. 128
AN ORDI "MIJ PROVIBIUG FOR TH', LIC :USING OF
M1ANUF-a %CTU iER18 -q DISTRIBM RS AIM it IIDIc- 3 OF
B 'WIMAG S CONTAINING 111, R +; TIMN c lTr3 PA'M CHIT.
OF ALC6aMl, By 'Xi3IGHT9 LST.MBALTSHING Ui 11; : 1 D
MING THI, LOC iMZ NS ' H RrSIN ;SUCH LICLidS: U's
11AY BIN' 7ERMITT:14rD O CUIDUCT xiJC11 P44C,, O
BU INUSS9 REGULATING TIL: C(-)IJIUCT ' 1+ SUCH
BIISI7-j,:S S OR BI7iIIIMSS'i;S ,' ID PEITAL-
TI'S,) FOR TILT; VIOLciTIUN THGRBOr.`'.
Atty. Troy Davis rose to state that on behalf of his clien "ts, co- partners
operating the "Dixie Pie, I he wAs opposed to the proposed Ordinance
#128, that the courts had ruled that distances should be measured as
a pedestrian walksy aril that he would like to see the limits loviored.
Councilman Gladden, seconded by 'Councilman Brown, moved that Ordinance
#x`128 be placed on 2nd Reading by caption only. Motion carried.
Follo,,ing thist Councilman Bennett, seconded I by Councilman Gladden,
moved that Ordinance ,;128 be placed on third and final reacting in its
entirety4 t,otion carried.
Councilman Glaadden, seconded by Councilman Brown, then moved that
Ordinance #128 be adopted as rand. 14otion carried by a $/7 votes by
poll, as follows:
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Brrwn yes Foyle no Bennett yes
Vanderboegh yes.
Atty. Davis advised the Council that his clients ,�,Uld file an ai,pli-
c•.tion tho follo.,ing &y. firs. John. Z:ournior stated that they had
made the: first application do be turned ao.,nq and as they s:crc plan-
ning to sell out and leave .youth l.Aiam , she hoped tho "Dixie
got its license.
There bo1%+ no Aurther businesag tho tjoeti t ;as adjourned un regular
Order at d pr- XIM.tu1y 9:20 P41
(signed) if. 4 vwiderboegh
President* City Council
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City Clork
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL IVEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
HOLD TUESDAY EVENING9 SEPT" MBER 242 A.D.
1944 AT THE 'CITY HALL AT 8:00 P.M.
The meeting was called to order by Pros. Vanderboegh, with Mayor Glass,
CauL-icilmen Gladden? Bostwickq Brown, Foyle2 Bennett, Vanderboegh and
Atty. Ward present.
Pres. Vanderboegh read the notice for the meeting which had been called
for the purpose of taking action on the proposed amendment to the package
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store license and for any emerg ency business that may come before the -
meeting ,
As emergency businesst the following matters were first disposed of;
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I. Mrs. Riley of the South Miami P.T.A. stated that owing to the increased
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attendance at the South Miami Elementary School, the auditorium was being
made over into 2 class rooms necessitating the removal of all stage equip-
ment recently installed by the P.T.A.2 and offered this to the City for
use at the Community Building, in exchange for the use of said building
for 'some of their meetings. She stated that she believed the City could
get the W.P.A. to install it at no cost for labor. and only slight cost
for material. Following a discussion, Councilman Bennett] seconded by
Councilman Bostwick, moved that the City accept the stage equipment of-
fered by the P.T.A. iniexchange for the use of the Community' Building for
its meetings for the current school year. Motion carried. It was also ,
decided that the City go ahead and have the equipment installed.
2. T. L. Murphy and Scout Jimmy Yarborough appeared before the, Council
to ask for transportation for the troop once a month for the 8 school
months to the awarding court, held at Miami, explaining that this is an
important phase in Boy Scout work. Pres. Vanderboegh said he would furnish
the driver if the City would furnish the bus. Councilman Brown, seconded
by Councilman Bostwick moved that as the sponsor of the Troupq the
Council permit it to use the school bus once a month, to go to awarding
court$ providing a proper driver is in charge. Motion carried.
As a preliminary to the consideration of the ordinance to amend the liquor
ordinances, Frank Soukup asked the Council to consider modifying it to i'�
permit such business all along the highwayp stating that the City's growth
is in that direction and should be taken into consideration.
Councilman Brown, seconded by Councilman Bostwick, moved that Ordinance
#128, caption of which follows,, be placed on first reading in its entirety.
Motion carried.
ORDINANCE N0. 128'
AN ORDINANCE PrOVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF
MANUFACTURERS 9 DISTRIBUTORS MM VE'r1DGHs (UF
:BEVERAGES CONTAINING 2 URE TfWT GNE TER CF14T
OF ALCOHOL BY WEIGHT ESTABLISHING Zon"zS AND
FIXING "T 10 LOCATIONS? tf1MASIN SUCa LICENSFAS
MAY 10 i'E'.'i1GITTPD TO COIQDUCT SUCIi T- ILACE '(,,P
BUSINESS 1 REGULATING THE C011DUCT OF SUCH .
13=1 & OR BUST 188SI S A1,1D PHOVIXI-IG PENA? •
TIES FOR Ta VIOLATION THERLOF.
Atty. Troy Davis rose to state that on 59half of his clients, co partners
operating the "Dixie Pig ",, he was opposed to the proposed Ordinance #128,, '
that the courts had ruled that distances should be measured as a pedes-
trian wa
lks,, and that he would like to see the limits lowered.
Councilman Gladden, seconded by Councilman Brown, 'moved that 'Ordinance
#128 be placed on 2nd Reading by caption only. Motion carried.
Following this,, Councilman Bennett, seconded by Councilman Gladden,, moved
that Ordinance #123 be placed on third and final reading in its entirety.
Mot on carried
Councilman Gladden seconded by Councilman Brown,, then moved that Ordi-
nance #128`be adopted as read. Motion carried by a 5/7 vote;, by poll.,
as follows:
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Brown yeas Foyle no Bennett yea
Vanderboegh yes
Atty. Davis advised the Council that his clients would file an application
the following day. Mrs. John Fournier stated,that they ,;had made the first:
application e n es they planning sell out and
leave South Miami,, shehopedth"DixiePig'wouldget its �
license.
Councilman Bostwick, seconded by Councilman Bennett,, moved that Virginia
Fleck,, who is now going to school for half a day,, be paid 24 per hour
-. for ,a 3-hour day., checks to be issued with the regular pay poll. Motion
carried by poll,, as follows:
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Brown yes Foyle yes Bennett yes
Vanderboegh yes._
There being no further business,, the meeting was adjourned in regular order,
at approximately 9,t20 PM. ''
,'Fresldent2 City Coubc
ATTEIST
City Clerk