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1946-02-19 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MTGMINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEM, TINE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SOUTH MIAMI HOLD TUESDAY EVENINGy FEBRUARY 199 A.D. 1946 AT THE CITY'HALL AT 8:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Barrow with Mayor Vander -` boegh and Councilmen Gladden2 Sapo,sq Faust,, Maples9 Brown and Barrow responding to roll call. Minutes of the regular meeting of February 5 were approved as read. A delegation of 9 residents of CAMBRIDGE LA;YNSp headed by H. H. Finley, came before the Council to protest the continued keeping of horses in that area* stating that some had gotten out again with almost disastrous resultsl and that if relief could not be had thru the 'City they would be obliged to take the matter into their own hands. They left the meeting with the assurance that. definite Action would be taken immediately. Applications on file for permits to keep horses; were then taken up and considered on the basis outlined at the special meeting of January 16, with action thereon as follows: Councilman Browns seconded by Councilman Faustt moved that permit be denied to William Glore on the grounds that he does not come within the limits specified. Motion carried. i Chas. E. Brooks application O.K. Councilman Maplesv seconded by Councilman'Saposs moved that permit be denied to Fred Acker on the grounds that he does not come within the limits specified. Motion carried. Councilman Gladden, seconded by 'Councilman Brown, moved that the application of Mrs. S. M. Greene be approved insofar as her stables are concerned) but that it be questioned as to the loca- tion of her riding ring. , Motion carried. M. E. Filson - application Q.X. Robt. Riley - application O.K. L. R. Geiger - application O.K. Dexter Saunders application G.K. W. L. Garrison application O.K. Vinnie Crockett application O.K. Frank J. Chase application G.K. Councilman Gladdenp seconded by Councilman Brown! moved that the application of C. Wittkow be approved insofar as the stable is concernedv but that it be questioned as to the location of the riding ring. ?lotion carried. Henry .Reno application O.K. Councilman Browne seconded by Councilman Sapos, moved that all applicants'recei�Ang permits be advised that same are subject to revocations should complaints arise. Lotion carried. On the recommendation of the Advisory Zoning Board for an amendment to permit the restricted parking of trailers for a period of one year, to meet the housing situation, Ordinance #150 had been prepared and Councilman Browns seconded by Councilman Maplest moved that said Ordinance #1509 caption of which followsl be placed on first reading in its entirety. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 150 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION XIII OF ORDINANCE NO. 98, COMMONLY CALD THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI9 AS AN EMERGENCY MEASURE AND PERMITTING THE PARKING OF TRAILERS FOR OCCU- PANCY AS LIVING QUARTERS IN CERTAIN SECTIONS OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI UNDER CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS DEFINING THE LIMITATIONS THEREOF AND DEFINING THE PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM TIE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE AS TIE PERIOD OF SUCH EMERGENCY AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE TERMS HEREOF, Thereupon Councilman Faustq seconded by Councilman Saposj moved that Ordinance #150 be placed on second reading by caption only. Motion carried. Councilman Gladdens seconded by Councilman Browns then moved. that Ordinance #150 be placed on third and final reading in its entirety. Motion.carried. t> Following the third and final reading in its entirety,, Councilman Maplesy seconded by Councilman Sapos, moved that Ordinance #150 be adopted as read.. Motion carried by pollq as follows: Gladden yes Sapos yes Faust yes Maples yes Brown yes Barrwi yes j The question of enforcement, of state laws and regulations within the City of South Miami was again discussed2 and Ordinance #151 caption of which follows] placed on first reading in its entirety on motion of Councilman Faustt seconded by Councilman Maples and carried. ORDINANCE NO. 151 AN ORDINANCE MING IT UNLAWFUL TO COMMIT ANY ACT WITHIN THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI 'WHICH SHALL BE RECOG- NIZED BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA AS A MISDEMEANOR AND FIXING AND PROVIDING THE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF AND DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE TO BE AN EMERGENCY MEASURE AND DISPENSING WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF READING THE SANE ON TWO SEPARATE DAYS BY A FIVE- SEVENTHS VOTE OF TIM MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI. Councilman Gladdens seconded by Councilman Saposq then moved that Ordinance Nu. 151 be placed on second reading by caption only. Motion carried. Councilman Brown, seconded by Councilman Maplesq then moved that Ordinance No. 151 be placed on third and final reading in its entirety. Motion carried. r, Following the final and complete reading of Ordinance #151 ##'' Councilman' Brown% seconded by Councilman Faustq moved that Ordinance x#151 be adopted as read. Motion carried by poll, as follows: .N Gladden yes Sapos yes Faust yes Maples yes Brown yes, Barrow yes. At this point Pres. Barrow was excused from the meeting and Vice Pres. Brown took over the meeting. Reports of standing committees were as follows Finance: O.I. Audit completed and report received. Sanitation: Councilman Maples, seconded by Councilman Fausty moved that statement of Patrick Ellis for $20.00 for bull -dozer work in the pit,, be approved, and paid. Motion carried by polh as follows: Gladden yes S'apos yes Faust yes Maples yes Brown yes Streets & Parks: Councilman Maples stated that Jeff Gautier had asked that the holes in S. 12th Street be filled and that S. llth .St• be opened with a bull dozer. No action was taken at this time. Buildings: Councilman Gladden] seconded by Councilman Maplesq moved that the Council accept the recommendation of the Advisory Zoning Board on the Booth application for permit to erect an all - metal residential buildings said recommendation being that permit not be granted. Motion carried Councilman Maplesq seconded by Councilman Sapos� moved that the City get an abstract on the 20 ,acres of land it owns in Sec. 26 -54 -40 and authorize the City Attorney to go ahead with the suit to quiet title. Fire: Price for putting down a 6 -ft. well was obtained from 3 drill- ing companies and varied from $4.00 to $4.25 per ft It was sug- gested that these ,uotations be gotten in writing, and that easement he obtained from Chas. Fuchs before giving order for the work, Letters South Ministerial Association Satur- opening day shows and Sunday hours and of theaters not less than 300 ft. from an existing church were read. Atty. Ward' pointed out that the entire area would have to be re -zoned and the entire matter was tabled. Mayor Vanderboegh brought up the matter of permitting a package store in the colored section but a study of the map showed the difficulty that would be encountered in finding a location that would be 300 fte distant from a church and the question was left open. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned in regular order, ATT�'ST s Pies ide � Council nt� City a City Clerk