1941-09-16 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGt
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CGLUCIL OF TIM CITY t::k: " SL771F T:L -4J.I £211:D
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T'EES314Y FNTIIITCy SE_11'_J a;_b1H 167 A. D. 1941
2 TIC CITS..' kT 800 P. I:.
The meeting was called to order by Pres. Vwiderboegh, tait•t Taayo-r Glass and
Couiici :J1 :en Gladden, Bostwick, Brown, Faust, Bervzett and Vanderboegh and
Atty. ttard responding to roll call.;
Minutes of the regular meeting of Septeinber '2 were approved as read.
Following the reading of a letter from Lrs. Dorothy Annis, giving the
grades. in the recently completed Advanced First Aid Course, Councilman
Bermettl seconded by Councilman Bostwick, moved that the letter be
acknowledged and £.rs. Axu is be thanked for her efforts and commended col
the fine sho-wing,, made by her classes. lotion carried.
A letter from the Coi:urander of the CCC Camp on N. TXendall Drive, calling
attention to the fact that several merchants :n South I£iami were selling
beer to minors, was read and resulted in a motion by Councilman Browne
seconded by Councilman Bostwick, that all vendors of beer and wine be
notified by letters quoting section of ordinance relating to the sale
thereof to ,minors, and stating• that this must be enforced in all casesy
with special attention to CCC' boys, 80% of whom are under age. T,.otion'
carried.
A letter from the Florida League of Municipalities, addressed to Atty. Ward_
and asking South 1,,Aanii to rejoin and agreeing to the cancellation of back
" dues they had claimed, was read, and Atty. ;Yard instructed to get from
the League a definite statement as to its plans regarding small munici-
palities before taking up membership again. Atty. ;'lard stated that the
League realizes it must study the problem of the smaller municipalities
having a population of 102000 or less and if it did, it =iould be to the
best advantage to the smaller municipalities to participate now.
A letter from the Daily News, soliciting al'i ad in the forthecming rotogra-
vure magazine Florida Silhouette was read, and upon motion of Councilman
Bennett, seconded by Councilman Bostwick,, tabled. Lotion carriede
i*�ecaorts of standing coiimittees were as fol:l.ovs:
Finance: Getting, a bit low.
Canitation:
Fire; .t...
Police: 0.1 .
Streets C, Parks: Absent
Buildings The question of the Alvin chicl.'-On house was' .gain brought up
and CotmciIiaar Tletuiett, seconded by Councilman Gladden, r;ioved that if
prwperl.y ro- infurced, the fratling could rewain up but the till Must be
tai ea'x off.. :'otion carried_.
1`re's J` rideri oeLii stated that H. J. I °eaver had cotte to uin tiiith the
coL..:iraiut that ,tie Geib roverty .ias curt beyond the vino, rty l.i.ru and
K Uloc..iIxg the Str6 i t. %S t t.i S c�tiL 3 L 3 u.t1 ilaci 13L2Y : roU t tL U r c L G2'e t
k waz ciec:il,jd thrit COLnci1G.an Cllc3'o °heel' tYto r., ttei:s r t`!�a tjfc
owners adlaure tc. the ,fit / ^:1 :• S.. V.t...u.n carried. .. ..
Co uric il,,,wL'Benaett brought up the problem, prusentwud to hir., by an out-
of -town mother iiho wzntt;,`d to have her dau,;hter ride, the City's school ,
bus to the hiEh school, and ^, hot wr this requeot iaould be
settinq, a precedent. FGI! ,;ink; a thorouLh discussion, Councilman' Brown,
seconded by Councilr::an Faust, moved that if the Mother cc,uld not L,et
transportation horn the "County, South.: iarai mould agree to tape the
student, provided the City's insurance covered the ;case, and as long;
as theve was room. otion carried.
In order to install the requested 'light at the CATTMLI ( -E 1,- >TTS J?communi,tSr
center", cs requested in a petition presented to the Council at its
previous meeting - Cou cilt ian Brown, seconded by C o .incil.f ;an Bostwick
moved that llesolCrtion ;'213 be read. Motion carried.: '
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1. That t -he City of South I:isami, Flcurida� hereby requests and
authorizes Florida Fuwer & TJight Company to install and thereafter
serve the follovring street light, to be paid for by the City in accordance
with the terms and conditions cf that certain i'unicipal Street Iightii�
AgreeL. unt dateA the 7th flay of January, 1930, nova in effect between the City
and saia Company, acid all SuI >pl C r,.witary ,and SupjT)ler, C ntal Agrecrrlents thereto s
1 - 100 CPq 0IM TY11B, ,M11 COI.:TJ'O'C Lwned
Street Li *ht lccatc-d can 1T. 1 }th `�trcet
'I. Gf S. �th . %venue, SOUth I'iami, lor' da
2. That the City Cleric of L1PJ oli behalf. cf the City O:C South 17ia ii
be wid he i.s hereby uutitorized acrd stir ,ete:d tr, deliver a certified copy
of this lle olutiun to I ^'lcrida Pcvor % Light Corn; +any as .'lriite2j rtoti.ec
to install and ti.vrc:ji to serve the VAd truet lAi tit herei.tj de cribatj in
Section 1 hereof, in aecordnnee t;i.th tine tcr°r„s an(! wiu.at,ions co ; suid
Lanici,l)_.1 �;treet yli�jitillb c.L•reLPwMtj Su, pler,.exAlar,� and
Agree,..unts thereto.
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aA;.2D 'AID AJX_'MT3D V" isr loth day of Jeptember 1541.
CounciZ.:ara. G1ad6en, sec( need by Councilman Broi;n, moved that Recolution
rr213 be adopted as rand. 'otion carried by poll, as follovis
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Brovtn yes Faust yes Den -nett ` yes
Vandevboegh yes
It was understood that the final 0. It. for the installation of this ' light „
was to be given by Councilman Core.
'res.: Vanderboegh also brought up the question of the loud speaker dis-
cussed some time ago, for the Community Bldg., and that the cheapest
good one would cost about X125.00. It was decided that it`was not worth
that to the City at the present time, and Councilman. Bost vicl:t s sueL',estion
that the matter be tabled until next: summer vaas agreed upon.
The Cleric reported receipt of a statement from -Sinclair Refining Co. for a
balance of 4')2.8 claimed by them for gas purchased in 1,ay from Canington's
Service .station,, for w4ich no reouis Lion had ever been written, as the
tickets had never been turned in. It was decided to hold the matter up,
And the follovinL bills, then s6brlittea for approval and payment:
Horsley Insurance Agency 44.01 sc oo-1 bus insurance
D. I;. Crimes, I,;.D. 15.00 15 health exams
Stembler,:�dazis- Frazier 10.00 ,police bond (\/\ car rT d f
E. B. 10.7 Everglade Drainage taxes
Total. 79.73
Councilman Gladden, seconded by Councilman Bostcaick, moved that the bills
be paid as read. "Otion ca. ried by poll, as follows;
Gladden yes Bostwick yes Drov a yes Faust yes Bennett yes
Vanderbocc ��
There being no further business the r,eeting was adjourncd in regular
Order at ap, rc.xit,iately 0,:35 r.
F1�eta dent, City Council