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1949-09-20 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGIa TDS OF THL REGULV, ita'TLIG OF THE CITY COUNCIL or sWr-,H MIAMI Ii�LD 1'[T::SDAY W&VQdG SEPTELMER, 20, A.D•. 1949 AT THE CITY HALL AT 8:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Acting Pre &. Prebish, with Mayor Acker, Councilmen Corley, Carballo, Andrews, Gresham, VanDusen, Prebish and Preble responding to roll call. With the return of President VanDusen from his leave,, Acting President Prebish turned the meeting 'over,to him. Pres. VanDusen•thanked ` him for taking over in his absence and complimented the Council for the work done during the summer. Minute's of the regular meeting of September 6 were approved as read. At this point the newly appointed City Attorney, John Ruffi was pre- rented to the Mayor and the Council, and seated.; TN. H. Atwood, on behalf of the South Miami Volunteer Fire Dept. stated that they would like permission to erect a small building on the Com- munity Building grounds, to be built by the Volunteer Firemen and do nated to the City, to replace the tool shed and include a refreshment_ stand and tolets, for men and women. It is to be a CBS structure 10 by 24 ft. Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Andrews moved that the Council accept the offer and permit them to go ahead. Councilman Andrews., seconded by Councilman 'Carballo,: moved to amend the motion to read "that when building permit is issued, that it be issued t without charge.' The motions as amended, was carried. Mr. Atwood also asked, in connection with the proposed carnival] whether there would be any objection to using tps ball park field for that par pose, Councilman Andrews asked when the Carnival would be held, to which the reply was "Nov. 28 to Dec. 102" and Councilman Andrews suggested the inquiry be turned over to the Streets & Parks Department. Pre&. Van Dusen turned the matter over to the Streets & Parks Department to work out. `V W. Stewart again appeared before the Council in reference to his house at 411 S. 3rd Rd.9 stating that the work was being done after Inspector Carrington and A. H. Baxter, engineer, had gotten,together. Mr. Baxter stated he will give a report in the morning, in writing. Mr. Carrington reported he had gotten together with Air. Baxter, that the roof which had been the main trouble, had, been braced by doubling the braces and it had been tied down O.K., and he would now recommend it as safe. After discussion Councilman Gresham stated Ure Stewart was given a permit, apparently did all he could to try to make the house safe, and made the motion, seconded by Councilman Preble, that the final inspection be granted. f "Councilman Gresham stated the were not over -rid present report. Y over-riding the inspector's / w -2- After discuss!ion2 Councilman Andrews asked whether Inspector Canington would recommend final approval be given this building. Inspector Caning-ton replied yes9 that the way it is braced ups the entire building although being sealed inside with compounds the overhead is of plywood2 and plywood sides, but the sides cannot be tied. The side walls are set up on 16 in. centers on 2 x 4. Councilman Phebish stated that when he took the oath of office he agreed to uphold the laws of the City of South Miami, and cannot approve a violation as flagrant as this one. Pros. Van Dusen asked if they,, approved_ this building which does not come up to the building code2 are they placiilig themselves in °a bad position with future construction? Councilman Preble asked the City Attorney (1) is any individual to look to the City for any damage to any house In any hurricane or disaster, V.).' what can be done to make the house acceptable under the code or will it be necessary to condemn the house after permits have been granted for its erection. Atty. Ruff stated that to question #1, the answer is 'snot' and that on.#2 he feels that perhaps insofar as his legal rights are concerned after the City issued permit and knew at time of application was made that the building was to be a pre- fabricated type of building that Mr. Stewart would be able thru mandamus action to require final approval of his building when it had been made safe enough. If there was- misrepre- sentation on his part at the time he asked for permit then he cannot get anywhere. After discussion, Councilman Preble stated he would withdraw his second to the motion until such time as Mr. Baxter submits his statement in writil-ig and Councilman Gresham withdrew 'his. motion. Councilman Gresham moved that at such time as Mr. Baxter submits a letter to the City of South Miami stating satisfactory strength and re- inforcement of the building that Mr. Stewart be granted a final in- spection. The motion was lost for want of a second. Geo. Finkq prominent architect, stated he had built a house across from Mr. Boyden of standard CBS construction, with X x 6 beams 24 in. on cen* ter anchored at all >points, considered that hurricane proof building. He had noticed different parts of construction, saw the ,excavation For the foundations the truck, pulls up with the material., they worked till very late in the evening, putting on the roof, within 3 -4 days the entire house was closed in. He stated he was not an engincerl does not like pre- fabricated houses regardless of guaranteeal and would at this time like to state that he doesn't think a pre- fabricated house is a credit to any community. In the final analysis the cost is ac much as a regular house and he does not believe that a, house of than type will stand the kind of winds we get here. Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that they 4 table the request of Wre Stevtart until the next meeting. Councilman Carballo asked that 1W. Baxter rend a letter in the mean- whilep and stated he also wants to inspect the viallc. 3. Councilman Andrews suggested that the matter should be brought by Mr. Stewart in a formal petition for inspection taking into account the violations that occurred. Cu a call for a vote, the motion was carried. In connection with setting up Improvement District H -15, Pres. van Dusen read &notice as sent out to the residents and which was a copy of the legal notice in the paper. T. P. Miller asked what about S.W. 64th Ave. and Councilman Gresham' explained; that he would see what could be done about that, as it is half in the Co W. W Wallis and,1as. H. Riley objected to the Improvement District, claiming this should be maintenance, that if the City needs taxes, it should get them some other way. Max L. Coll -Pardo does not feel it entirely fair that the entire cost should be charged to the property owner., Fred Wickham wanted to know what about the area between the edge of the and the pavement. Ray lnekwalter said he would like to see the street re- built. Councilman Andrew& stated the streets will be rebuilt at 350 an abutting ft. N. L& Pope complained about the streets torn up by the Mackle Co. when they were building. Councilman Andrews ,stated he is working on an ordinance that would: re- quire each builder to put up bond for the prevention of such occurrehoes Councilman Carballo suggested the matter had been discussed long enough and they should decide whether or not to approve the Dictrict2 and if Councilman Gresham is ready, to proceed with the work. Councilman Carballo suggested that Resolution ##313 be read. BESOWTION NO 313 A RESOLUTION CUNT IrdAMIG RESOLUTION NO.33o8 ORDr IRM HIGMAY n1PROV =4TS V THE CITY OF SOUTH 111ALT. WHEREAS, on the 16th day of August, A.D. 1949, at its regular meeting on that day duly and legally held, the City Council passed and adopted its resolution numbered 308 ordering certain highway Improve- ments to be done in said City of South Miami, Florida a description of which more fully appears in said resolution No. 309 and to which resolution for such description reference is here made, and MIMUMS subsequently thereto after due and legal noticeq duly 4 ndtlenlly' publIahed, calling and providing for the hearing of ob- a upon the part of all intereoted persons, the City Council at its mccrting hold at 8 otelook P.M. on September 20, A.D.; 19490 did hear and cotwidor all objecti.ona presented by interested pereoho to `y ..4- the confirmation of said resolution No- 308 ordering; said highway im- provements, and the plans, specifications and estimate of cost therefor and no objection to said 'improvements, plans., specifications and estimate of cost having been sustained, the said resolution No. 308 so ordering said improvements to be made, was by a majority vote of the City Council duly confirmed NOW THrI[ &FORE, By IT 12SOLVED BY THE MAYOR AZqD CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Od SCUTH MMI FLORIDA That said resolution No 308 be adopted the 16th day of August, A.D1 19499 ordering said highway improvements be and the came is hereby con - firmed. Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman: Preble, moved that'Resolution. $p. 313 be adopted as read. Motion carried. It was stated that work will be started immediately, and Councilman Gres- ham. stated the equipment will be moved up there tomorrow. Mr. Brewer brought up the matter of a new law on platting, etc.;, stating they had turned it over to former Atty. Yates just before his- resignation, and would Atty. Att . Ruff to look into it and get up the necessary ordinan- ces. Att yRuff'stated he was familiar with it to a certain extent but be- lieves Dar. Brewer ' error on interpretation, it is designed to correct private platting o real estate parcels.. Councilman Preble presented C. P. Thayer of the Dade County Health Dept and asked that he be given an opportunity to speak regarding the sanitary con- ditions at the bus station. ➢ar. Thayerctated that the bus station in South Miami is considered a bus terminal and as such should' have suitable toilets for the public, that in a terminal they can,require comfort stations. The original plans called for those facilities for both white and colored. Upon complaint by the Public, it ;is the Dade County Health Dept's duty to see that it is cor- rected, 'that complaints have been received from neighbors that people congregate and make it an unsanitary nuisance. He read from the Fla. Sani- tary Code and stated they had tried to work thru the Council to enforce it that they do not want to go contrary to the wishes of the 0016f9(%X �� 1(jd- 4000 Xx�AUX 00jf $0 City but lf� nothing is done, they �(%he DCH) will have to take gal action. Councilman Corley stated they were agreed that the proposed franchise should not be O.K'd until that had been done. P. W. Cutler stated he represents the owners of about Xog 150 ft. frontage where the Greyhound busses pull up, requesting that the bus stop be moved, stating that after the Post Office was built, the bus stop was moved back in front of their property and their yard messed up again needed parking space taken up by the bus atop. He asked that the City picase do something gbout it NFollowiig further discussion, Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman ' Carballo, moved that the City Clerk be instructed to ;write a letter to the Dade County :Health Department signifying that the City Council of South Mami feels there is a definite lack of sanitary facilities at the bus terminal i _5.. and desires that the County take proper steps to see that South Miami Coach Lines provide such facilities. ^--on, call for a vote, the motion was carried. in connection with the location of the bus stop, Councilman Preble stated that question at the present time does not involve the South Miami Coach Line but involves the Greyhound, that they would have to be notified'that they must use the present terminal for loading and unloading. He believes if they will talk. with the Greyhound Bus people they would be willing to co- operate, that he would like to bring out the idea that the suggestion was also brought out in connection with the toilets in the terminal, that the Greyhound people might also assist financially in erecting those facilities. Pres. VanDusen appointed Councilmen Preble and Corley ° to go see 'Bar. Farmer and present this entire picture to him and get his re- action and report at the next meeting if possible. Councilman Andrews brought up the Keith roof matter. Jos. A. N-avel of the Guaranty Roofing Co. stated that Mr. Keith and several others walked on the roof before it had a chance to bond, which loosened the tile. He went back and fixed it, that they had 4 -5 different complaints, that the job is being done under FHA Title #1 and corrections being made. The petition of the neighbors was read, and also the letter from the Keiths " Mr. Baxter reported he had inspected the roof about 3 days ago and found it t ,in as good condition as any tile roof he has inspected, well laid and ce- Tented. He stated if they can get two .`roofers from Coral Gables or Miami to condemn it, they they can make them take it off. Following- discussion Pres. Van Dusen called attention to the statements of both Mr. Baxter and inspector'Canington that the roof is tight. Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that in view of the report made by Mr. Baxter that the petition of the 'persons in that area be denied. - Following further discussion, on a call for a vote, the motion was carried by poll, as follows 4. Preble;yesx Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Prebish not voting Van Dusen yes' letters and Communications: A letter from Jas. L. Johns D.V'.M., containing an application for an animal clinic was read and Dr. Johns was present to submit plans for the proposed building. Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Andrei-s, moved that the request of Dr. Johns be referred to the Zoning Board for their consideration and report back. Motion. carried. A letter from the Dade County Zoning Board was read, calling, attention to the RAI commitments and needs along 'U.S. #1 in connection with the proposed widem its and urged this oonsideration irt the granting of building pe=its along this. road. -6- Standing Committee reports were as follows; Finance. Chairman Preble 'reported getting copies of the proposed new .,franchise for each member of the Council, in which the Bus Company proposes to pay N on gross intercity revenue. Pres. VanDusen asked how soon this should be consummated. Councilman Treble stated the present franchise will run to 1953 but no taxes have been paid to the City. Councilman Carballo, stated that per Ordinance #139, Sec. 5$ they will pay tax after 5 years providing the Council gives them 6o days notice. Councilman Gresham stated they want the extended franchise to warrant buying new busses. Councilman Prebish stated a committee had been appointed to go to Tubs. Lee to discuss the matter of a franchise, the result of that meeting is this ordinance drawn ups that they asked Mrs. Lee if she was willing to sell the bus facilities to the City and she took personal affront to even the sug- gestion but said she was not making money and would sell to the City at the price the Miami Transit offered. He believes, the City should get a price on it Councilman Preble stated if the price is submitted and the City would de- sire to purchase the equipment and was able to make this purchase, they still would not get it because it now comes out that the Miami Transit Com- pany has an option of';acceptince on any price that is made. There was discussion for and against extending the franchise at this time versus purchase of long range equipment. After discussion2 Councilman Preble suggested that an ordinance governing any franchise be turned over to Atty. Ruff for study and bring back for recommendations at the next meeting. Councilman Carballo questioned the clarity, of the ordinance as to ownership. Councilman Treble stated the tax was to be ? for 6 months and ]% for the other 6 months Mr. Glasel, asked whether the amount of the Fare can be controlled. He be- lieves the new franchise will be sold,to Miami Transit Co. Councilman Carballo stated the City has the right to control the amount of the fare (both in the Ordinance and Sec- 3 L of the Charter) Pres. Van Dusen turned the matter over to the City Atty. for report at the next regular' meeting. Atty. Ruff stated he could study it as to the legality but a committee should be empowered to hold public hearings. Pres.'Van Dusen named Councilman Carballo to work on ichat committee and .asked the wishes of the Council on the public hearing. Councilman Prcbish stated that a committee is already appointed on the bus franchise. Councilman Preble) as chairman, recommends a public hearing on ■ it. The Committee is composed of Councilmen Preble2 Andrews & Gresham with ,Mayor Acker as ex- officio. y-� Councilman Andrews expressed himself as opposed to granting of new fran- chise, and that being a fact, believes he should be removed from that committee Copncilman Preble believes the public has a right to be heard and believes. Councilman Andreas belongs on the committee to represent the other side. Mayor Acker stressed getting a contract by which the City will get some taxes, that it is a 2 -way proposition, the company must also have enough time to warrc �,F` purchase of additional equipment. �, al Councilman "I eble, seconded by Councilman 'Carballo, moved thatafter due consideration by the legal talent and members of the 'committee as to the present ordinance, that the Council submit the findings to 'a public hear-c'_) ;ng for an expression of their approval or rejection. Councilman.Prebish asked what about legal notification? Councilman Preble suggested it be necessary to take any and all means for the public hearing. There was further discussion regarding a public hearing. On a.pall for a vote on the motion, it was carried. Date for the public hearing is to be set at the next meeting. Sanitation: Chairman Corley brought up the question of the pit.and an argument by one of the residents of the county. He 'understands that the City has full and clear title to the property and wondered about using ,the rock out of the pit. Atty. guff was asked to check whether that 10 acres can be gotten back into the City ( it was not sued out but set out.); Chairman Corley also reported that N:4hall had checked the pit and will work for $8 er hour the first time and after that keep it covered 3 times a month for 120.00 per month2 that this So cheaper than buying` a bull - dozer. The question of a contract was raised and advertising for bids. It was suggested to try for a while and make recommendations. Fire: Chairman Carballo °asked whether the Council wishes to enforce the ordinances on hand. He stated that in the last 4 or 5 weeks he has tried to co- operate with the Sanitary Department in order to stop the burning of garbage has gone out there together with him, signed warrants for arrest of peopie burning garbage, then went out himself and arrested men himself with the assistance of the police, and extinguished fires2 and last week had 14 cases out of which 4 were actually caught burning;, but got only a few convictions. That this has taken a good deal of his time. Chairman Carballo stated the fire truck proposition is about ready to be undertaken and he wants to set up a place some place to -show where the progress of collection can be shown. Pros. Van Dusen sug ested he take this up with the Chamber of Commerce. Streets & ,parks Chairman Gresham reported that the palms that died (hit by lightning) were being taken out, that they had rocked and bonded about 3 blocks of streets on 3. 5th 5t. and S. 6th St and S. lat Ave. He -8`- recommended that John Shucks who is receiving $220.00 per month and who has taken on more responsibility, be given a :20.00 per month raise and that Buster Hunter, laborer on street work, be increased from $125.00 "'%oer month to $140..002 pointing out that the laborers on the sanitary trucks ,get $40.00 per week. Following discussion2 Councilman Gresham seconded by Councilman Prebish, moved that the salary of John Shuck be increased $20.00 per month and that of Buster Hunter $15.00 per month, effective September 16. Motion carried by poll, as follows Preble yes Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Vaa Dusen yes. Buildings: Chairman Andrews reported on the requirements for permits to put on.tile roofs, in dams they require a permit and provide an inspec- tion in the course of the application. They do not submit final approval merely make inspections in course of application of roof. Anything con- trary to code requirements is stopped. In Dade County they require a permit, they make the application for the roof and wait a period of 72 hours 1n which the inspector serving that area is given notice that application has been made and he ;goes immediately and makes a survey and inspection of the building as to whether or not construction of the roof is sufficient in strength to carry the new roof2 investigating ceiling joists.,. studs, etc. Hialeah requires a permit and makes a charge and inspector makes observation of roof. Coral Gables issued permits and collects a fee and that is all, gives no inspections. In all cases the permit is obtained by the contractor and in all cases the building inspectors put their faith in the contractor. Nuch of tile work applications in this area is based on confidence in 'tile roof firms. In all cases requirements of per mit for roof falls in the category of repairs q alterations, etc. Chairman Andrews, recormended that one copy of the new unified code be given to the Building Inspector and one to the Building Chairman free. of charge. Councilman Prebich brought up the question of the proposed fee basis for the building, and plumbing inspector. Chairman Andrews stated he is on that committee2 but not the chairman$ that they met once to his knowledge and he believes a report was made but does not believe it was completed) that Couuncilman Preble is Chairman of that coca mittee Pre$. Van nusen asked Councilman Andrews to look into this and report back. In connection with the now City Atlas, and a copy for the FIiA office2 Coun- oilman Carballo, 'seconded by Councilman Orehariy moved that one copy of the Atlas be presented to the local FHA regional. Office. Motion carried. �T Ch the matter of selling copies, Councilman Preble seconded b Council- man Carballo moved that copies of the Atlas be void at $95 *00yior a complete, set and $2.06 for single sheets. Motion carried. In connection with tlater, Councihian Corley reported on the meetin& With Mr. Koat that the Consumars "pater Co. had made a price of $106,17.1,,o for their holdings ire South L:iami, that the het; grate charges, are to go into efr(,1ct along with Coral Cahle;y and that they vould like a resolution to that effect. �n Mr. Keating, who was present, stated he was asked by the Wayor at that meet- ing if he would release any part of the report made by Col. Perry, that he has a summary of that report which does not include -the valuations of me- ters, etc -., and that Would have to come from another source and he has not received any final figure from them. The report was read. Councilman Prebish Cityvsome interested in serve es has ' � ices to check whether the prices set by the Consumers Water Co. for the existing fa ci2ities were fair. He has found such a man who, together with another man agreed to do so. The engineer is a man associated with Gilbert V. Clifford, Ormond Beach, Fla.., and the other is a fiscal agent for municipal projects. These 2 men agreed to submit a proposal wherein the engineer will make a survey of existing facilities of Consumers ?eater Co. and give the value, will cake a, survey of an extension of the water lines in the event the City sees fit to put in its own system, is willing to operate this con- tract on the basis his services would be free up to the point where the City disposes of its bonds. Likewise the fiscal agent would make a survey for his people to see if the bond issue is feasible. Both are willing to Sit with the Council and discuss the proposition., and Councilman Prebish (1 suggested holding a special meeting with these men at an early date, that they should come to a conclusion. He stated the fiscal agent's dam e is Durrance >. Myor Acker stated he would ;make a report on him, at the next meeting. Councilman Carballo stated that the Consumers Water Co. set a price of $106,12,3, and believes the assessment on our books is about V of that. A.W. Keating said he would have to look at his working, papers to see on what basis that return was filed. Councilman Carballo stated they should either give a`vote of confidence to Consumers Plater Co. or buy them out. He also stated he must take his dauehter to Tallahassee on the 27th so will ask for a postponement of the special meeting that night on the Fire Prevention: Ordinance and suggested using that night for the wager meeting. Mayor Acker agreed to call a special meeting if' it can be arranged with the men. It was agreed that. Councilman Andrews is to serve as Chairman instead of Councilman Preble on the committee re fees basis on the plumbing and build- ing inspector, W. Keating stated he would like early advise as to what is desired on the water. Councilman Carballo reporters that in the matter of the proposed election, the committee could make no recommendations because the resolution was not sign- ed* They checked and found 2 or 3 parts in Ordinance x#19 that do.not con- form with the present conditions. At that time they had 3 inspectors to hand- le an election and did not use voting machines. They need a different act tip. At that time they requiri -10- to the Community Building where practically all elections are now held. It is'also necessary to have a proclamation.. He has prepared an ordinance and wants to place it on. first reading. Councilman Carballo� aec onded by Councilman Andrews2 moved that Ordinance #193 be placed on first reading in its. entirety. Motion carried. C D3Ngl CE No. 193 AN 0RDIN STCE Eil ,2TDIXG SECTIOIT 4 OF ORDINANCE NWBER 19, SAID ORDINANCE hUttiLR 19 BEING AN CRDINANCE RELATING 'TO ELECTIONS AND REGULATIr1G REGISTRATION = VOTING IN THE TOUN OF SOUTH D{IIAlal , FLORIDA. Mayor Acker stated that while he did not sign the resolution, he is ready to sign a proclamation for the election at any time. There was further discussion:. Councilnzai Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that Ordi- nance #4193 be placep, on second reading its entirety. Motion carried X41, o r�n ance r2b4 '1'r? en4-i 7 Ilayor Acker brought up the matter of advertising in the forthcoming South Miami Riding Club's Horse Show program, on.the inside front cover at $7540, for publicity. Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Preble, moved that the City take: the ad in. the South Miami Horse Show progtam inside front cover at $75600. Councilman Preble ,asked who will write the copy? He suggested using the City's seal in the ad It was agreed that Mayor Acker write the ads and the So.Yliami Riding Club suggested that the names.of the City officials be listed. Motion carried by poll, as follows: Preble yes Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Prebish ja yes Van Dusen ye Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that Resolution, #314 be read. Motion carried. RBSaru11CN Xu- 314 A RESOLUTION AUTH- OxilGZNG TILE SIGI3'rsTlittu Oi� C. RAYu:OP7D` vAN DUSBUIT AS PREJIDEId Or Thu: CITY COUIXIL ON 1UZ CHECKS OF TIC`,, CITY Oil SLUTH Dttt&14W CANCELLING TIM SIGNATUAE Or IIlUilY 1-1. Pit:*nlori Ttt1fiL.W. BE IT Rr,SOLV.:� BY Tom:; 1111A1Cii AND CITY CtUMIL 011 rR11.1 CITY ( S�XTII I:D:r'-,L,.T t Y! lM. , •Sy President C. Raymond. Van Dusen was granted leave of absence by the Council :Cor the summer months to peizit hire to take (, i post" graduate course and :Vulfil.l his period of ae ive duty as an I C'4 -11- officer in the reserve corps, and t`AS, in his absence Vice-President, Harry W. Prebish served, r as President of the City Council, and '1JHER&,!S, C. Raymond Van Dusen has returned from his leave of ab- sence and is prepared to resume his duties as President of the City Council NOV12 TIM, TIM, FX.X1 OREI BE IT RESOLVE that the signature of Harry 4. Prebish as President of the City Council on the checks of the City, of South T6iami;, ,Florida be cancelled as of the close of business on September 202 1949, and the signature of C. Raymond Van Dusen as President, of the City Council of the City of South uiami, Florida be honored as of September 21, 1949 and until further notice. T Councilman Carballo2 seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that Resolu- tion #314 be adopted as read. Motion carried. Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Prebish,, moved that Ordi- nance #192, caption of which follows be placed on third and final read- ing in its entirety. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 192 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TIM- CITY COUNCIL TO APPOINT N:EMBERS TO A PROPOSED BfASTER BOARD OF EYU1t II2RS CF ELECTRICIANS FOR :VARIOUS QUALIFIP NIA' ER MUNICIPALITIES AND DAD. COUNTY- AND ADOPTING AND CC1NFIii%iING RUIEVS AND i3G_& ;TIONS FOR SAID BOARD) AS SET OUT Hg:EIN. Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Ordinance x`192 be adopted as read. Motion carried. Councilman. Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that the City appoint R. C. Gammage as representative of the City of South Miami) pursuant to Ordinance #192. Notion carried. There being no other business, the meeting was adjourned in regular order at approximately 2 A.14.1, Wed., September 21 ATTEST: r�eij)ident, City Council u i Clerk