1941-09-02 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGL D' UTES OF TAE' IEGULAR 1 _ - TIIFG OF THE
CITY COTj1,K;IT OF Tlr:, CITY C ' 8072.71 T.'IHI =:I
LO D TU2: DAX EVEI,rING, ''MEIIMBZR 27 A. D.
1941 AT T1E CITY I-LA L AT 8:00 P. Il._
The meeting was called to order by Pres. Vanderboegh with Mayor Glass
Councilmen Gladden, Bostwick, Brown, Faust, Bennett and Vanderboegh and
Katy.', H. F. Ward present.
11inutes of the regular meeting of August 19 were approved as read.
L1r. E. T. Hollingsworth and 'a committee presented a petition addressed to,
the Mayor and Council, signed by 11 residents of CA1,MRIDGE a A.MS, requesting
4 loads of white sand for the shallow end of the canal where the children
swim, _a street light in the center of the block on N. 15th Street, and, if
possible, cleaning out the canal from the_. 'bridge to the turn. In the absence'
of Streets & Parks Chairman Core, no action was taken at this time but the
committee was promised that the petition would, be given consideration.
Chief. '";liegand, appeared before the Council with the request that he be
permitted to- 'handle the State Driver's licenses, furnishing his own clerical
help out of the 250 fee the State permits an agency to charge. Inasmuch as
the establishment of such an agency would be a service to residents of the
area, Councilman Bostwick] seconded by Counciiman Brown, moved. that Chief
liegand be .granted the privilege of selling State Driver's licenses at.the
City Hall,,, and furnishing his own clerical help. Lotion carried.
)TReports of standing committees were as follows:
Finance: O.K.
Sanitation;. G.K.
Fire; O.R. Chairman Brown reported that the =ire truck hand equipment had
been gone over anO repainted where necessary, as well as re- lettered.
Streets & Parks: With the opening of school on September;15, the appoint-
ment of i..rs. Helen Baxter as playground supervisor terminates, but on
recommendation sent in by Councilman Core2 Councilman Bost ick2 seconded
by Councilman Faust,,moved that Llrs.,Baxter be retained for Saturdays during
the school year, at $2.00 per day, after September 15. I;Iotion camel by
poll, as follows:
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Broom yes Faust yes Bennett yes
Vanderboegh ye
Police: C.K.
Buildig s. Chairman Bostwick discussed the question of building restrictions
The building cone and building v i.thout a permit in connection with a chicken
"i 3 r jk. 2 salvaged cor.,ugated tin nailed into
ous� about 24 ft . x b .� t . gut u � with sa].va
5/8 in. lumber with 3- penny nails, without a permit. 'dhile Atty. ;lard was
chec':ind the Urdinances on the wattery the Council proceeded with its regular
tlisinest3.
sl�gcialCot,= tteea: In view of the t uvatened shortage in suppliest Council-
man G addend Seconded by Co :Y Browne moved that the special committee
/,on �J er be divbatided until such time as materials can be obtained. .:otion
Carried.
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The question of re- appraisal of equipment was brought LIP and the department
,e heads asked; to turn in their^ :fists to the, con -r;,i'ttee, y
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Wayor Glass reported on sending; tele'rams to Harold Colee, :exec. Vice -Pres.
of the State Chamber of Conu.,erce and to Co. Commissioner Crandon at :"dash
irgton on the gasoline shortate;, and priority of materials, respectively,
and a letter written the County Commissioners on the proposed sanitary
sewers.for Dade County. He stated that the federal government had been
asked to tonne in on the sanitary sewers and sal project, thru
,� garbage disposal
the formation of a new committee. Councilman Gladden, seconded by Council -
man Bostwick, moved that the Y,;your be authorized to write a letter to Pep.
Pat Catnnon. sugge;stir]g that federal engineers be as).Ced to core to the I4iam
area and investigate the sanitary needs. ,Iotion carried,
At this point Atty. Vard declared himself ready to report, and advised the
Council, to proceed under Ordinances ;;180 and 871 respectively for the viola-
tion of erecting a building without permit, and Ordinance #97 if condem-
nation proceedings are necessary.
A detailed letter frog Ex. Geo. VJ. Simons, regarding the plaiuling of the
Cityt' was read. T he question of financing the project, as outlined by
Kr. Simons, was raised, and Councilman Gladden,, seconded by Councilman
Faust, moved that ACayor Glass take the matter up with the Chamber of Com-
rerce to see if it could be jointly Council-
man Bostwiicc seconded b ^ Councilman FaustCemovedothat the Clerk acicnow� ledge
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receipt of the letter and advise I. r,. Simons that his proposition is being
taken under consideration. motion carried.
Councilman Bostwick, seconded by Councilman Gladden, moved that Ordinance
#132, caption of which follows, be placed on third and final readiia in it
entirety. I1otion carried.
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Thereupon Gladden, seconded by Councilmah Bohnet r ovl that
Ordinance No. 132 tie adopted as read. Vbtion carried by` poll., as a otrs
f�
Gladden yes Bostvick yes Brown
yes Faust yes Bennett yes Va.nder'-
boegh yes
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Wayor Glass reported on the Counter Zoning
Board hearing in connection with
the proposed change in zoning of the
county's side on Diller and Ludlum?
and stated all he asked was that the
County uphold the City's zoning along
the boundary._
The folloving bills were presented for approval and payment:
Alldritt Electric I:aotor Co.
90.00 b'al.. due- -pay when r. -ork
completed
Bryant's Corner Service Station.
4.41 gas, oil, tire repair.
Pat Bryar_t''s Garage.
6.60 fire ti: uek, trash truck re,*irs
Biscayne Tent 6. Awning Co.
3920 flag
Bryant Office Supply
5.20 ledger 8: journal sheets
tiil. 0. Canington
6.30 building permits;
L. C. Cook Printing Co.
4.00 plumbing insp. stickers
Born- Eartin Drug'L Co.
1.48 bulbs, etc.
Nixie Tire Co.
45.50 tires, san. truck
Everglades Paper Co.
4.9.5 1,000 paper cups
Florida Power & Light Co.
203,74 street lights—Aug.
ILr. Foster's.Store.
1.5�`triplicete rec. book
Firestone Auto Supply
11.46 gas, oil, battery
A. G. Gresham
1.50 elec. insp.
Huskaan I'otor Co.
20.35 repairs- -San,., Police
Donald. Hubbard
'
2!.00 elec. insp.
Flood's Service Station
1.72 gas
Petty Cash
136q itemized statement
Railey- LTilam
9.80 croquet, ammunitidn
Sauls Service Station
Saunders Hardware
80.58 gas, oil- -Aug.
Lf fork k
10.92
paints, CF
Sears Roebuck
14.96 mattress
Sun Pub.
6.75 tax notices
viestern Auto Supply Co.
1.45 2 sets horseshoes
Yrs. diegand Sr
88.80 prisoner's meals - -Aug.
E. Ericson - -i day
2.00 1 day(Labor day picnic)
Totaling
550.96 Pe1061r oul' i
sera(
Co Gladden, seconded by Counci]Iran Bustwick, moved that the bills
Co
paid
p d as read. Lotion carried by poll, as follov,s
Gladden yes ,'Mostwick yes Brown
yes Faust yes Bennett yes
Vanderboegh
yes
There being no 'further business;, the
meeting was adjourned in regular Order.
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