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BALL A7L 8:00 P.L.
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The meeting was called to order by Pres. Van,Dusen$ with Mayor Acker
Atty. Yates, Councilmen Corley, Carballo, Gresham$ Andrews, Van Dusen
responding'to roll call and as a guest, Boy scout i,loyd Pool.
Minutes of the regular meeting of May 3 and of the special meeting of
May 10 were respectively read and approved as read.
Recommendations from the Advisory Zoning and Planning Board were Ukea
up and acted :'upon. as follows:
1. Re John Brons, et al
- -- It is therefore recommended that,the following zoning changes
be made;.
That in Sea View Park PB 17-80 a minimum 80 ft* front and
furl platted `lot depth be required for each �one-family residence.
112. That in all the balance of the area in question, a. minimum
100 ft. frontage`�and a minimum 12,500 sq. ft;. plot be required for each
one- family residence.
113. That houses on property facing S. 8th St. shall have a mini
mum of 1, 500 sq. ft.
114. That houses on property facing S• 7th St.' and S. 9th St.
respectively,, shall have a minimum of 19400 sq. ft
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005. That houses in.the balance of the area (being the South
side of S. 6th St.9 both sides of S. 10th St., and south to the City
limits shall have a- minimum of 1,2U0 sq. ft.
116. That any lots facing avenues, roads or courts in said area
shall take the same zoning as adjacent streets*,'
Councilman Carballo stated he had a letter from Gino Pucci$ owner of a
40 ft. lot in SEA Vli�W YAtitc voicing objection to this proposed zoning.
Mr. Brewer (of the zoning board) asked how many people.' like Mucci
own only one lot and would be affected by this change, stating that
most of the people, appearing before the Board seemed to have two lots.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved that the
Coun6il accept the recommendation of the Zoning Hoard:
Councilman Gresham suggested,permittirk-; those who had 109000'sq. ft&
prior to the change to 'wild on that.
After discussion, both the motion and the second were withdravm
Councilman Andreas stated he was in favor of the reconmendation for the
change of zoning but that each property holder should have the right to
come before the Council and have his case revievied. tae believes the
reconmendation should be accepted and hardship caves taken tip afterward.
Councilman Andrewsl seconded by Counci liluaa I-Vcbich, moved that the Council
adopt the recocimendati.on, of the Zoning Board in refereiYCe to the changes
zoning regulations of the southern part ae the City and that the
City Attorney be instructed to dravi up the ordinance.
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Councilman Gresham) seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that the motion
be amended by adding ,with adjustments for present property owners of
.e pll lots or areas.,,
Councilmanz Prebish asked what adjustments, and stated it was easy to
give variance permit where a hardship case is presented, that the term
adjustments" is not clear and would invalidate the entire ordinance;.
He recommended not to accept the amendment but only the motion.
The amendment to the motion was carried with Councilmen Van Dusen
Corley, Carballo and Gresham voting in favor and Councilmen Prebish
and Andrews agaifnst.
The motion as amended, reading "That the Council adopter the recommenda-
tions, of the Zoning Board in reference to changes in zoning regulations
of the southern part of the City, with adjustments for present property
owners of small lots or areas and that the City Attorney be instructed
to draw up the Cadinance« was carried with, Councilmen Van Dusen2
Corley, Carballo, Andrews, and Gresham voting in favor and Council,mm
Prebich voting against.`
Councilman Andrews, in this connection, brought up the question of the
application of j. J. 'Gross for a 19000 sq ft. residence on S.1lth St.,
stating that he believed, him entitled to a permit under the existing°
regulations and therefore recommended t hat the Council go on record, as
approving or allowing this deviation.
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Corley, ;moved that the
Council recognize the Gross application and that permit shall be issued
for that residence as soon as proper forms, are filed °with. the Building
Department
x. c=ross, on his, own behalf asked that he also would like to rent a
trailer and put it on his own lot during construction and vrould be
willing to post a reasonable bond.
Tne motion to permit Mr. Gross to build this residence was carried'..
in the trailer, matter, IaSr. Gross stated he has not rented one as yet
but if O.% , would look for one,.
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Councilman Carballo seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved that the
Gross request that IL be allowed to place a. trailer while in process
of building, with due bond for its removal, be referred to the zoning
Board for recommendation. Motion carried.
2. The following recommendation was made by the Zoning Board on the
Adler case
- - - -- After receiving the attached petition and map and hearing
representatives of the petitioners and of Dir. 1?dlerl the Board finds
that:
1. Benj. Adler operating as the Adler Poultry varm is not a producer and
accordingly not entitled to'any benefits accruing to a producer.
2. That poultry is not raised on the premises, but being slaughtered'
on the premises in question.
3. That the operation of a slaughter house in a K -1 zone is a flagrant
violation of zoning regulations.
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4. That the operation of such a slaughter house constitutes a nuisance
and a violation of zoning regulations.;
5• That whether or not the slaughter house is conducted in a sanitary
,e-*N manner has no bearing on its violation of zoning regulations.
6. That there is no continuation of a non- conforming use that gives
the operator the right to operate even if no nuisance were created.
"This Board therefore recommends to the honorable Mayor and. Council
that immediate steps
bons and that a be taken'to stop this violation of zoning regula
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limit of not exceed � 30 days be given the
operator to cease ar_d desist furTex.operatzons in violation of regulat-
ions . �.
Councilman Corley stated that in all fairness he could not see how any-
body could ask the man to move out in 30. days.
Councilman Frebish replied that the man had no occupational license and
he believes,30 days ample„
Councilman Ftebish, seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved that the Council
accept the recommendation of the Board and advise Lr. Adler to remove
the nuisance within thirty days from date of notice.
Councilman Andrews stated it was only a matter of removing the slaughter-
house itself, that the man can continue to "live there.
Mayor Acker stated the recommendation is only that he cease operation and
not to remove the slaughterhouse.
rucien Froby, attorney for !vIr. ydler, stated he does not believe he has
lost his non - conforming use, that the property always was used for rais-
ing chickens and asked for a meeting to present his side.
C ouncilman Corley stated he was not in favor of the 30 days.
Councilman Andrews asked that Iir. Proby state whether he felt h5r. Adler
could remove in 30 days or in what time.
Yx- Proby replied that kr. Adler does not know where he will go and When
and that this is his livelihood.
It was brought out that other facts could be developed showing Adler's
activities included running .a roomirk;• house, if he feels that he has.
been precluded from earning a livelihood, and giveX a, necessary extent-
Sion after 30 days. People next door have heard chickens yell for a
long time, when slaughtering.
a. vote for the motion as stated, it Was carried with Councilman
Corley voting no
3-. The Boards recommendation on the Wilchar property was as follows::
110a ouly 262 1948, ^a, letter, copy of which is attached ryas convey
on September 3, copy of which is also enclosed. _ P - " ti�_ 1. letter
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ad to the honorable la er and Cit Council and followed u With a
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is respectrully requested that the oUner be eithOr required
to remove the shack or to comply with the recommendations of this> Board
and the letter from the prior Council.!
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Councilman, i reshan2 seconded by Councilman Carba7lo 2 moved that the
Building Chairman take the proper steps to have tine building removed
or placed in order.
" The original motion on the ';Jilchar matter was passed2 with Councilmen
Van Duscn, Corley, Carballo2 Gresham2.and Andrews voting in favor and
Councilman Frebish against.
4. The Board made the following recommendation on Mr. Brewer:
='Your Advisory Zoni g and Ylannl.ng Board is desirous of setting
up a system of checks and records that will be of great assistance to
the Building Department and its Inspector."
,It is the recommendation of this Board that Nr. Brewer'
be given authority to install the system.n
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley2 moved that the Council
accept the recommendation as stated in'the' letter from the Zoning Board.
notion carried.
E D. Cotton again brought up ne matter of holding up building permits
pending change of zoning.
i'ollowing discussion, Fres. Van Dusen asked whether an ordinance had been
prepared on this, and Building Chairman - Andrews stated he would check
with Coral Gables, b»iami and the Beach on that. ae further stated that
the Building Inspector will approve applications for building permits in
accordance with existing laws at the time the building permit application
j s made.
Councilman Ondrews was appointee a committee of one to see what can be
done in. the ;interim.
. Brewer asked whether it is necessary that permits be issued on 1
minutes notice, that it is important to check all applications from
all angles and have sufficient time,.
Yves. Van Dusen agreed that a reasonable amount of time should be al-
lowed for checking permits.
5. The following recommendation was made on the McDonald set -back matter:
Board recommends that observance of the rear lot line
set -back is not necessary in this instance because of the ownership
of the property adjacentl but it is further recommended that applicant
agree that any sale covering improved ;mots 7 to ll, Block. ll BltUJ
kciu ;5TAr&6,, will also include at least five feet; of the adjacent
property in the County-"
Councilman Andrewsq socandodL by Councilman Carballo, . moved that the
Council accept the recommendation of the B=oard. Lotion carried.
6,4 The Board recommended as follovis on the proposeii plat of LULLU14 �L�I
"The. Advisory Zoning and Planning Board recommends that the plat
as submitted on LUDLULI PUL&i be approved.')
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Gounailman Gresham, moved that the neces-
sary resolution be dravin, accepting the recommendations of the Board.
Lotion. carried,
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P,1+; T7. IiU�:ULVr1i� 73Y' '1'I1L Iii sYUl'� rilV� '1' '' C I i'Y UOUI�TCIi: OF le U.1TY OF SOU` l
1. r "1 ` ", Francis Realty Co -2 a Florida Corporation is the
title holders of the viest 435 feet of the south 2/3 of the Southwest
quarter of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 36,
Township 54 South, Range 40 Xst, and
2, yrrlEt Wi' 5i* the said Francis Realty Co y a Florida corporation
has. caused to be prepared by W. C. Bliss, registered engineer, a plat of
iDLUD FiY%"t the same being a subdivision of the aforesaid West 435 feet
of the South. 2/3, of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
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the Northwest quarter of Section 36, Township 54 South, Range 40 East, and
3 4BMUASt the said plat of i,UDLUhi is has-been submitted,
properly executed by S. J. Spector and -Louis Baron, president and secre-
tary, respectively2 of Francis Realty Co-7 oimer of said WDLuk and
4. !d AS.,the Advisory Zoning Board finds that said plat con-
forms to,.all requirements of zoning and right -of -way dedications and
recommends its acceptance
Mad THrUWUP.W. B?� IT i?z6C.LV.WW i31 TuL DiAr"vii aD CITY CCUI?CIL
That the said plat of LUDLUiv1 kl-,iiZA be ands the same is hereby
approved and t hat the .Mayor and City Clerk respectively7 be and they
are hereby authorized to affix their signatures as such,officers$ to-
gether with the seal of the City of South Miami to said plat.
Pr' SSLD AND ADW —T1W) this 17th day of 1V:ay j A.D. 1949.
0ouncilman- Carballo, seconded by councilman Corley, Moved that Resolution
No. 291 be adopted as ;read. motion carried.
Lv. Brewer asked for permission for the chamber of Commerce to erect di-
rectional sins on both sides of Sunset and the tiighway, along the R/aY
line. Councilman Frebish suggested the request be granted but location2
height, etc., be approved by the chief of police.
Councilman Prebish moved to permit the Chamber of Commerce to erect di-
rectional si€ns, subject to approval of the Chief of police. Motion
carried.
,,"K letter front Jo EM. Murray, pastor of the wt. IJebo Baptist Church$ was
read, urging the appointment of a colored policeman for the colored sec-
tion. Police Chairman Freb sh stated; it is the desire of the colored
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poople to have a colored policemanI that finances had been discussed
with Councilman noble, that there is no objection from the financial:
standpoint to the hiring of a man at this time. the need is here for
colored police officer and he wishes to recommend. Liar ion Finf�h, a
termer , ?iami Policeman, who helped to rake several buys in the recent
raid on bolita, that he has had two years' experiences does: not live
in South Miami and therefore better than one who has ties and friends,
and would be impartial. Councilman Frebish recommended that he be
- appointed in,a temporary capacity at :Pr7U per month and that it shall
be retro- active to may 1 to cover services to date.
,After discussion2 Councilman Carballo seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved that Marion Finch be appointed temporarily as a colored policeman,
to operate inside the colored section at a salary of 4,;155.00 per month
and provide him with uniforms re+road -jve -F-e A461 t, (q44,
tatty. Yates discussed the matter of appointaients, and there was dis-
cussion.
The motion, to appoint; 1,'inch2 was carried by poll, as 'follows
Corley ,yes $arballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Van
Dusen yes
A letter from Russell Sims, ;616 N. lst Ave.2 regarding the condition of
the street in front of his house2 was turned over to Councilman Gresham
for attention.
A letter and engineering prints from the Miami dater and Sewers Dept. 're
$larding a second main line along the present one being laid, was read.
Councilman Andrewsq seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved the matter
be referred to the Zoning Board. Motion carried.
A letter from LaVerne 5weeting, 270 N. 3rd 6t., requesting inspection of
his house, was read and Chairman Andrews stated he was not sure of just
what was involved but believed it to be a matter between the owner and
the builder) and questioned the Cityla authority of that type of
service to anyone, that the building inspector• approves or rejects as
the work progresses and finally2 and that he had told M?. Sweating to go
out and hire 'a qualified contractor or inspectorik
Pies. Van Dusan agreed that the matter is not within the jurisdiction
Of the Council or anyone else in the City and would like to direct the
Clerk to write a letter to that effect to YW. Sweating, and also write
a letter to Fir. Sims that his communication had been handed to the
#treats and parks Department and the matter taken under advisement.
ryes. Van Dusan stated that he would like to take a post - graduate course
for 30 days at Chicago University, and also that as an officer in the
Reserve Corps he wi11 be called for active duty for a period of time, that
he would Like leave during those Woolts and would approciate the granting
of that leave
Councilman Carballo stated he appreciated the position Fires. Van Dusen.
Y zinds himself ins that he had had to do the same thing at one timer and
ZOOS no reason why the Council should not grant him the leave of absence.
Councilman CarUallo, sec.onded by Councilman Pmdrews, maved that the Council
grant Tres. Van Dusen the necessary leave for the sununer months.
At this point Vice - ties. Yrebish' was asked to take the chair and called
for the vote on the motion, which was carried.
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Yves. Van Dusen resumed the chair, with reports of standing committes the
next order of business, as follows
r'inance: Absent.s
sanitation: Chairman Corley reported an additional X 125 had paid, and
that they intend to stop picking up delinquents as of tomorrow. He also
reported on a conference with members of the Dade County health Depart-
ment - Messrs. Broughmanj Thay�and °calker - on the matter of the.dump and
conditions.in the colored section. he stated that the City will have
to have ;a bull -dozer stationed there and to cover each day after the pit
is used. lie reported ,;hat Yr. Thayer will make a surgey of the entire
colored section and that Bar. vIalker suggested a county pick, up there.
It was found that larger bodies could be put on the truck 2 o much less
money than buying an additional truck. There was also a question of trying
to get Consumers Water ;" to lower the " apping fees there. Chairman
Gorley also reported a request from Roy Bailie for salvage rights at the
dump for S15•QQ per month. ,
It was agreed to increase the size of the truck bodies and suggest that
�. Bailie. came an person before the Council at its next regular meet
ingg and to find out the cost of a bull dozer.
`ire: Chairman Carballo reported the. installation of wells as follags
N th at. & 4th Ave.
N. tIL St. 6c N. Red Ct
N. 6th; St. & N. ist Ct
N- 4th Ave - & 8t1i St.
S 9th. t- & 3rd Ave.
lie also brought up the questi= of vacations for his men, stating funds
were provided in the budgets that Roger would go from clune 1 to dune 15
YR -Iton from j une 16 to June 30 and Hagens later in the season (his year
not being up until Sept. 15)
i-Le reported on the condition of the truck, statin�rg- it had been necessary
to order packing by wires which had been received that day, but that the
truck must be overhauled2 that he had talked it over with members of the
fire department who proposed to get pumper #1 in condition and secure
means to carry the trailer to a fire and make arrangements with the
County while out. The 'Truck has become obsolete and he proposes to buy
another truck in 30 days3 that the people will buy its that he is going
to buy a chassis and set the present au:ciliary pump on that and build a
tank, that will hold 700 800 gal. water and carry the same amount of hose.
Police: Chairman Frebish reported that Chief hickirnney became ill on
Friday, May 13 and it was necessary to get someone to fill the vacancy,
that Mayor Acker had co- operated.
-*%yor Acker recommended that :;illiaut Gordan be appointed on a temporary
basis to work during the absence of the Chiof and during the vacation time.
Councilman seconded r�dtha
tli rdn >ouncil poni ain a temporary capacity officer
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from nay 1 1949 at a salary of 4155.00 per month to cover that period
of time for the ;(thief of Mice 's disability as well as vacation periods
of the remaining police officers.
Motion carried by poll2 as follows;
Corley yes Carballo yes Andrewsr"yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Van
Dusan yes
Councilman Andrews seconded by Councilman Carballo2 moved that Ordinance
#1852 caption of VLc'h follows, be placed on first reading in its entirety.
Tulotlon carried.
QLUI ANCL NU. 185
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Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Ordinance
IP185'be placed,on second reading by caption only. Motion carried.
Councilman Carballo raised the question of vacation pay for Rogers inso-
far as his work with the Sanitary Department was concerned, and it was
agreed this would be worked out between the Sanitary department and the
Police; department with Officer Tatum 'taking it over.
Streets & Parks; Chairman Gresham reported that his men had rebuilt
N. Dixie lid. at ,a cost of approximately T)474.00 for material and labor,
not including equipment. tie stated that he has an opportunity to buy '
equipment to set, the City of South u-Iiami up to building its own streets
that with proper equipment they could cut 'the number of man -days in half.
The list of equipment follows:
I grader Z yrs old (cost $9500 new)
1 10 -ton roller
1 1941 1A., ton dump truck
1,1000 gal. water tank i
1 2 in. pump - 72000 gal. per hr. capacity.
10 ft. suction hose
50 ft. discharge hose,
available for $5600. on all cash deal.
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, ;moved that the .Clerk
be instructed to advertise for bids for equipment as specified,, for the
May 31 spacial meeting. i1otion carried.
With the School Board again furnishing a playground supervisor for the
vacation period at the Community building, Councilman Carballog seconded
by Councilman Andrews2 moved that Gloria Reeves be hired as assistant2
at w25.00 per weak for the entire school vacation. Lotion carried by
poll, as follows:
Corley yes Carballo yes ndrevis. yes Gresham yes Van Duse;n yes
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Chairman Gresham discussed the street cuts in b RD iivAu r,al'ti'1'i;5 being
made by Consumers t;ater .Co. in laying pipe and suggested that there
should be some kind of permit fee when they cut the street or post a
bond. Councilman Carbalio recommended that xttorneY Yates be asked to
prepare an ordinance to that effect.'
Lt was agreed that ratty. Yates work this out with Councilman Gresham.
The question of'p.ole tax was also to be worked out by them.
Councilman indrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, - moved to appoint
temporarily r'red Sparks as assistant electrical inspector subject to
the jurisdiction of Inspector Gammage, from I:ay 20 to Duly 152 without
any additional fees or salary as compensation excepting those fees as
provided and inexistence at the present time. Motion carried.
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that inspector
Gamma be granted leave of absence from dune I to tuly 1 Motion carried.
Councilman JU,idre%vs$ seconded by Councilman Corley2 moved that the Clerk
advertise for bids for an electi - - -ic power plant for the City Hall for
emergency use, subject to the specifications of the Building Chairman..,
This is to be a ,5 IVY$ 220 V.t 3 -wire, with 4- cylinder gasoline engine
for motive power'. Motion carried.
`'There was a, discussion regarding property to be `taken back into South:
Liami with the suggestion that a committee be,eppointed to find out
mainly what, it would require so that they caJtalk intelligently.
Pres. Van Dusen believed it a good idea.
Councilman Carballo stated it would be a chance to square up South Miami
and suggested the appointment of a committee for the purpose of.workin
on this problem to sec what litigation is necessary to bring the terri-
tory hack into the City.
Pres. Van Dusen named. Councilmen Prebish, Carbalio and Atty. Yates, with
layor Acker as ex- 4mfficio member, to this committee,
Councilman Prebish suggested that Mayor Acker act as liason man with the
Chamber of Commerce on this committee.
Me to the lateness of the hour, it was agreed to postpone first read-
ing of the proposed ordinance to change plumbing permit fees to the
special meeting, to be called Bor May 31.
Atty. Yates was asked to prepare the ordinance on the zoning changes in
the southern part of the City for a special . meeting on May 24.
Committee reports were next called for and were as follows:
1.
Re Bldg. Inspector fees. Councilman � al kixslix
Andrews had no report at this time.
24 Parking of construction equipment: Councilman Carbalio reported
finding, existing violations at the f'ollowting
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highway motor Service (Harry VJidder (,yieder)
South uLiami Atlantic Service Cd- H.Canington)
° Stang's appliances (Coca _cola mach Lao on 81w)
Ted Crockett
Ralph Helms (trucks)
O Taddia (trailer)
Lumber (Palmer wood pile)
Colored town - ;requires cleaning
the following recommendations were made by Councilman- Prebish
a. That the building inspector ascertain whether or not various, places
in colored town should be condemned.
b. Before starting to ask. people to remove debris from their property
the City should do something about its oven mess.
c,. Supervisor of Streets & Farks should be instructed totake the necessary
steps to clean up the City property, and then take necessary steps to
clean up other. conditions.
3• Bus station, Councilman Carballo stated they must first get a blue
print of what they actually have now so plumbing conditions can be studied
and. locate new toilets.2 that their cannot act until they get that because
the plans on file do not conform. with the present buildL:ig
Councilman Andrews suggested they make up their mind.and stop kidding-
themselves about the station, either take forceful steps or let the
County step in.
Councilman Gresham stated he believed he could talk v. Ith Iurav:. Lee and
will try.
Councilman Prebish reported receiving complaints that the Cutler property'
)was.being used by bus passengers:�or sanitary purposes. Councilman Gresham
a agreed to see what he could, do in two weeks.
4w Girl Scouts. Mayor Acker reported that there are 3 Girl Scout troops
3 Brownie troops and 1 kariner, all very active, and that he will be at
their monthly meeting where they will have all headers of the district at
that time.
Bldg. Inspector Caaington� with reference to the survey in the colored
section, asked what was to be done from there on and it was suggested
that Chairman Andrews and he work together on that.
Councilman Carballo reported that one building leans °at an angle of at
least 35'. Councilman Andrews stated that he as 'Building Chairman and
inspector Canington will make a complete report when they come back to
the Council.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Andrews moved that Ordinance
ITo. 184, caption Of which follows, be placed on third and final reading
in its entirety.
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Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Corley, Moved that Ordinance
No. 184 be adopted as read. motion carried by poll, as follows
Corley yes yes - Carballo yes
1�usen Andrevrs yes Gresham yes rrebish yes Van
With reference to the application of Paula Vance :br a beer and wine li-
cense for consumption off the premises, Police Chairman Prebish reported.
he had checked on this and found it U.&.
COuncillrian Andrews, seconded by Councilman Ca-rballo, moved that the City
Clerk issue the license upon payment of the "license Tee. ��oton carried.
The Clerk reported that of the 146 signatures on the petition presented
at the Council meeting of MAY 32 1949, only 68 names were on the rcgis
tration list and several signatures were apparently alike.
"i s. Van Dusen read the County's reply to the c:JIUMi RIDGi; '-A�X,1 canal
petition and the Clerk was instructed to send a copy of this letter to
the QUT1 RMG�; iawl°TS Pstitioners.
No answer had as yet. been received from the Babcock - Lamont Co regarding !
the return of the deed for mots 316 and 117 UNTV:t:_'�SSTY PA.`tK, and a,
definite response. was to be asked for.
The question of rate reduction by Consumers .Dater Co. was again discussed
and it was suggested to write them again, requesting a response, and send-
ing, them a carbon cony of the original litter.
Under new business, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley,
moved that Resolution No. 292 be read. Motion carried.
�I WWT UN NO, 292
i r.SUtu'1'TuY 1d',i&XjJVG I'AtL G.I+:"I1H 6 OF It Su ITILT NU. 287
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4`tri . 1 9 the time limit as orlg=a3ly set for this reterandum has
•been so reduced that there is not now D icient time 10ft to -gully ac.r
quaint the voters of uouth, ksiami of the :bfiportance and necessity of this
move and for tha apefti2]a of the .registration books as provided eor in
Ordinance 1101 199
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1:"-' I'l+ AWA'JULU JJ i31' TL -1 ;i iL, Yu_'i A."10 TEL-,' CITY COUNCIL OF 'ThE
Cl. "'1'Y
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That paragraph b•of Resolution No. 287 be amended to read:
B2, IT N U R1tf:;H iiEs LviZ, that there shall be held a public refer
andum not later than twelve weeks from the date of passage and
adoption of this amendment to Resolution No. 287, for the par
pose of determining if the creation of this office of Supervisor
of Public -Works meets with the approval of the electors of the
City of South Miami, Florida.
eAS= AND AWPTED this 17th day of May, A.D. 1949.
Councilman Carballo stated he was bringing the change because so far as he
knows, hesolution ;287 is not signed yet, and that no arrangements had
been made because the original resolution is not signed.
Mayor Acker stated he did not sign it.because there is no money for such.
an election:. Re stated. he was in favor of the City Manager type of
government but wants to do it right. 4ny Tack of co- operation on his part
has been because lie has been on the defensive, ghat he has co- operated
with every Councilman in everything asked, that he is for the referendum;
and city manager type of government but not for a supervisor.
r'ollowing considerable discussion, Mayor Acker stated he would rather
give his opinion in front of the public, that he understood he was
elect ed for that ( r.) ,braPesu/ ��b %c wor�c5 5•+,o, visa r
Councilman Prebish stated that they could fire the City manager but cant
fire the Mayor.
Councilman Corley stated that they all hook the oath. of $l per year men and
feels they should live up to that.
Councilman Andrews stated it will take a man well qualified to carry out
the activities of the city but in the yea33 ahead they might not have such
a man that they should bear :1n mind anything they set up would be .making
a precedent for future years.
Mayor Acker stated he has not been aggressive and has not made any attempts'
to usurp but has been on.the defensive there.
Councilman Carballo stated they should have a little history to clarify
they must „o back and know conditions that in 1926 a group of men met in 'tl
old church and decided to form the City of South Miami and John C. Sullivan
wrote the charter, and Ordinance #1.
Councilman Carballos 'seconded by Counci1nan Corley, moved that Resolution
2292 be adopted as read. irotion carried by poll, as follows:
Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes lrrobioh yes. Van'Dusen yes
The possibility & gettini a iiighting survey by General lectrid for nothing
Was discussed.
"he following, bills ara (submitted fora approval and
'� pt� papsent z
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Riviera Times_ notice
A. C. maGarey 7.20 'trans er service
'la. Power & Light Co. 205.i6-•strect Lights, Z;ay, 1949`
City of Miami, 50.00', police radio
Huskamp E116tor Co. 16. 1 rautomotiue repairs
Totaling .261-07 -payable out of G:eMRAL FUND
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that the bills
be paid as read. Motion carried by poll, as follows;:
Corley yes MWballo yes,, Andrevis yes Gresham yes Prebish. yes Van Dusen yes
There be no further business, the meeting was adjourned in regular order
at 2.15 A.Bri. aed. May 18
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