1948-01-06 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGc
Tr "INTJT:] OF TIDE I;2GUL,: "t 1Y,8TING OF TIE,
CITY CCUT;CIL OF SLUTI% 1"IA:1 :'LZLD TUES-
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The 'IIootin`Z was called to order by Tres, Clank with all members of the
Council present.
Linu'tes of the ro;;cllar noctislw of December 16, of thi) special raectin
of December 23, area of the spacial moutinr of December 30 gore' Poso'ectively
read and ax,�prcvodi ae" read -.
Jimmy Wilson aT peared before the Council in behalf of, his iather, Ii':. E.
',Jilson, who is illy to report-that they are ,�orking on their new place
as fast as the lo.,.ierinL of the water .lilt, peri.iit and are doing; every-
thing possible to move out as quickly as possible, but would like an
extensiorn of time to complete the work, as the preceding day had been
their dead line. rollowing a discussion, Councilman Barrow, ,seconded by
Councilman Laples, moved that in view of conditions, the '7ilsons be
granted an additional 30 days. ='otion carried.
In connect >io,iY with this proposed buy fare increase, Councilman Darrov,
who had missed the sr acihl meeting on December 30, asked -:ghat- percent
the increase represontod. A letter froi.i 1,.rs. klidgotte, President of
the South 'Miami Coach Line, ias read:, setting; ;forth the comparative
costs of bus operation for 1940 and for note. Councilman narrow asked
whether there is any truth to the rumor thut t bus line is goi1E to
sell, Out, to w",hich Councilrlirxn Bryant repl d is :e the 'ne ;at ve a113 added
that -the Company also would continue to sell books of tickets, which
is a voluntary action and not spcci'icd :in the franchise, and that be-
ginning Jule 29, 194-2, the frai cxiis,e provides for an excise tax to the-
City. He ' also S tag„ d that the Coach line ha:a asked the .hate hailroad
Commission for ,errlissiun to stol) the Yatheson Hammock bus and then would pub'
on Cambridi;o Lawns area Tropical Park. runs. 2 ollowi ng additio=nal discus-
sion, Councilman i aplasi, socxidod by Councilman Pressley, moved that
Ordinance 1 9 caption of - which follois, bo placed on third and ei7al
reading irk iLs entiy'e.ty. T.otion carriod.
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Bryant yes J`hafer yes "twood yes Barrow yes Pressle f yes' i.lal)les yes
Clark ,yes
Be,.orts of scandin� cormiittees were as. follows:
Fire; U.K.
%anitation: Chairman arro./ reporte t nee�J for a second truck, statillo
that they -.were usinL; thy: old cut-down school bus in that capacity now.
'here was a discussion as to . haL tyl.!e of tvac:l. .could be °best suite
to the City's need to provide efficient pic -up. Councilman
Barron, seconded Ly Coancil,,an Bresoley, c:,cvdd that the c=ity buy a "55
gal.. drum of n.ineral spirits and 50 lbs. of DDT ,powder to mix clit,z it
for use as a spray at the pit. T,�otion carried. Councilman 6hafer also
8,u2;4:estad that tho pools 'of ~:toter otill staiadih,, cat there be oiled.
Councilman Basro,,i, seconded by Counciliiiati i,aples, moved that the pit be
closed entirely, and a barricade put up, and the main there be given
to Januar r 15 to get out, and be notified to- night., liot,ion carried.
Police. Nothinc to report.
Fire: Chairman Laplos reported that E. Ii. i, offers could - ut, in extra
time and help with the pit, because he is on ni ,_ht duty this week.
Streets ec Parks: Chairman < t cod, seconded by Councilmav 1.:aplos, moved
that iichard J, ring, �r. be put on the pay roll as of Doco lber 22� at 4315.00 per week on the �trects � parks pay roll, at the Community Ldg.
j Motion carried by .po:l1, as follows.
Bryant yes whafer yes Atwood fires Barrov yes Pressley yes L'aplos ye
Clark yep
Chairman "t -wood r 000rtod that they honor I roll had been taken down and
tha L the -Imer ican Le4ivn r: os'L will put one up at its new place, but it
was decided to see what could be done about a now one at the Community
�5 Bldg.
.there .tats rya discussion rev,,,ardiiiL street repairs or re- 2inishinS.j and
where to take the money front and Councilman =itwood agrood to check with
the owners of a. ;u Lting property.
At this point Councilman sreOMlcy :It's oxcused..
Coen cilm: n Btax'rou, seconded by Councilman Pit,,n,od, moved that a fund of
$1,000.00 be set up out of z oservo xl and mono;., as a str act :.'wadi to be
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aaj.,i, `cvfa:.. 1:Y s "U?1_,:1 t '.' c�'L sova 1il moliths, az v,j allu now wu ;_ ttrc_ ill filial
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B' IT Z,.aLIV LiLJ s141i .v: l..: l L,�r Ctu1.tWI� OF
TH, CITY t -F RT.'±N 1M,11 I, FLC IJ.'
Charles T. Fuchs ai,d C-aie, Fuchs, his wife)
are the title holders of the follovin�: a 7^ of 02 II".1'7 IT' x; of
sa' of I +rr _, Sd.J of 5� � of YJ. ,, all less �'.E.C. xt /' :; � and all in Section
36, Township 54 south, _tan -e 40 'T'aut, : nu `i 2ac to 4 and lei and adjacent
streets, avenues and drives, R-,11' I T:A_ = Revised -la -, per'
Plat Look 32, pale
. ti .., S, r r. s Ti Fuchs and Onic Fue s,
2 Ji-�ii� �<� the said Charles 1 h
his wife, have caused to be prepares. by C. Bliss, registered
engineer, a plat of OAIC MIt,1PI'a, r the same being a subdivision of the
afor said: �,'A o� 3�. of �•, ;
-P r'"• Lti L 13—, rS:.i. ?? Ot ;.7.x;1 Of Ifi , 3'.3i1 Of of 1'FA ,.i;7:
all less F.E.C. 1V.I,, and al: iii 6ection 3 , To anslaip 54 aouth, Range
40 East, and Tracts 4 and 10 and adjacent .streets, ,venues and - Dries,
PAUL UAMI M IGHTS, RVISED PL,T per pB 32 -58
3, 'J1E31 ?], a , the said Charles T. Fuchs and Onie Fuchs,
his wife have submitted the said plat of OAK 112IGHTS properly executed,
for the 6ity's approval and acceptance, and
4. ';KE,RSi IS, the Advisory CoMmittce finds thMt said plat
conforms to all requireme lt,~J of zoning and riLht -of -way dedications
0_w and recommends its acceptance,:
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Councilman Jhaf'...r sccoilaed by Cou11c:: L..,atL - .arro'.J, moved j:hA ... B. °
Johnson io to 1 -0 not-i _'
cd th ,t ,becaausc of thy: firc hazar u lie crust
re move all boys an(a inflarimablo
d<sLris oil his lot,. 1.ot lon carried.
In the matter of the J.
J. Hoot chid o ns cut, oj. 1'4-llc-r 11oad, it tms agreed kkx '
than Councilman - Atwood
tall: to 1r. "loot..
"t this point Cow-ici'L,.az
rarro,:,, : „as eXcu:;ed.
The follmAn bills ;;ego
suLrni�teu for a,:Proval anu paymontr
BILLS
P 7,1: -'L':j - - Decom -bor 31, liz }rj
Bailey's Lumber Yard
36.57` lumber supplics
Bryant's Cornea .�crvice
tatioh 351.83 -gas, oil, tires
c. Carmi to:l
r f r s
5 OQ "applrai, >el �e - Dan _o�s
J. R. Collar
5.00•kappiaisal Pee - Dan Lloss
Ted Crockett
12.83' icc, :)cc.
Pomaing Seed Co.
2.50 mops L shovel handle
Dixie -gig
2.00 ,prisoner^' meals
H. L `.7.B. Drew Co.
49.10 Del. Tax sheets
Eureka Fire Hose
21.92,35 dal. ' "drench" and express
'Focrster 'loc. Co.
52.18.e1 chic supplic., - Vaiias tree
Foster Printing, Co.
38.00""5000 envelopes
R. C. Gait3maSm
61.05 -elec- inspection -fees
Glidden Co.
7.90', paint :c rags
Hallock's electric ,whop
4.00,,si en repairs
Harley's service
3.40,q;a.
liolswn Lwlcli
24.40 +- pris6liers' meal-,'--'
Richard J. Kind'
28.40 2 Necks pay r
Long; 'Office Supply
2.65 +,stationery
Yiami Crushed Jtone
12.15,,Nrock, sau
MLiami Lime -. Chemical Co. 84.0i1.pit rock (120 yds.
Ilirami Unifcrri Co-
45.75” police wii-*crms
Fotor Joliicle Lori.
11. 5. car Lags
P+: ter Pirsch bons Co:.
120.00 fir- truck valve
Petty CeAsh
16.80 ,,per itcr. izcd list
.Z. L. Poll: Co.
30-00-City directory
so.L:iami Gulf(atlantic)
O'crvice) 13.99. 6as,oil, radiator li(;r3c
2. L. Thonil soi.i
5.00 - appraislal fee - V46
Turner Bro,ys,.
1.75,fusc:s .,, pluE
i. G. ++card
41.95 � a/c t'i)slAC7 cLc. Collins
�' a ltit
Totailn�,
1,0:'3•:7 dyable out of 0; 11ri6'l and
Councll!wan I.aples, sac,.,nj
%.,,ij Ly Coui,c L.411 I %Y�Alltj .ucvcd taut the bids
be paid s 1 "t"ad, au" _
k.y sjecei..u�;v — 1 ;d :,477 it, t,- dar w ':lc r -lie
cols i *vr (.:. >t: ha* r- thu :Ljcu1 "Lal ". Votion car elc.. by ,0111
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