1949-10-18 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGCJ
LM RUE:; 0r TIM: RE"GUL"111 IE ITT GG OF TFr
CITY COUNCIL. OF SCUTH ICLUJI IMID TUESDAY
Etr`MUNC 00TOBEM 182 A.D. 1949 AT Tim
Cyn- ML AT, 8 00 P.hI
The meeting was called to order by Pres. Van DDusen with ilayor Acker
Atty. Ruff and all members of the Council responding to roll call.
II Minutes of the regular meeting of October 4, were read. After cor-
rections by Councilman Carballo, (regarding; the zoning change for the
Cotton property, two different figures reported on machinery damaged
and that the financial statement on his department be included) and
question es
by Councilman Andrews on the statement in connection,
Wit e the damage to thec c� machinery While stationed in his areal the minutes
wer
Dr. Chas, D. Tharp presented a request for financial aid on behalf of
the South Itiiami District Chamber of Commerce recently re- organized.
Their membership fees "are not sufficient to carry on and they will need
approximately $1400. to carry thru the fiscal year to March 1.
Following lengthy discussion, Councilman Prebish� seconded by Councilman
Gresham, moved that the City Council appropriate $500.00 to the South
Miami District Chamber of Commerce to be ear- marked from the publicity
funds of the City of So. briami I.notion carried by poll, as follows:
Preble yes Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham ye.s`
Prebish yes Van Dusen yes:
Geo. Brewer stated that the Advisory Zoning and Planning Board is to
have a planning meetin& and conference on Monday, Oct. 172 with Robert
Cook, Director of the �Uade County Zoning Department' who had returned from
a. conference, and asked the b-.ayor and members of the Council to attend.
On the Segal matter, Mr. Brewer reported that he had talked with Mr. Cooky
of the Dade Co. Zoning Department and been advised that they had approved
the request in change of zoning in accordance ii-ith the last map sub-
mitted to South Miami.
There was a zoning general discussion on
g Zng ordinances.:
On the. ZiSTr TTELD WW O. matteri the question was raised as to whether
the changes should be authorized by resolution or ordinance, and Council-
man Prebish suggested that both the City and Vim. Segal should be protected
by having an ordinance to cover the ,entire block.
Pres.'Van Dusen instructed the City Attorney to draw up the proper ordi-
nance to make the entire Block 2 of VESTLRFIEUL L10011 C -1
In accordance with legal notice published in the I,Iiami Daily .Mews on
October 81 the following bids were received and opened:
Zuby Chevrolet Co. (chassis & cab 1395•) $1960.Oo to $2022.65 depending
with helper springs on type body and hoist
' Southland Chevrolet, Inc. (chassis & cab $1925.00
(1373. no helpor
springs.),
Sam 21;urrayj Inc. (Ford) $1997.07
teeeived after 5 p.m.) j
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All Miami Motors Inc. "(Ford) $2155.93 to 2240.93 depending °on
type body and hoist
Fluskamp I otor Co,. (Ford) $2250.00 to 2256.00 depending on
type body and hoist
Howe E. Ieloiedock Co. (International) $2404.44
Following discussion,, Councilman Andrews suggested because there are so
many bids and so many factors enter into the picture, that the President
appoint a committee to consider this matter where they can do so more
calmly and make their recommendation
Cotuzcilnian Carballo agreed with Councilman Andre ws.
Tres. Van Dusen asked whether it would be legal to withhold action until
the next meeting and Atty.,Ruff ,replied "yes.fe
A. Y. Hiss, of Huskamp lJotors stated their bid was high bid (on Ford)'
because of 'larger tires and higher equipment.
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Tres. Van Dusen appointed Councilmen Corley and Gresham and asked then to
make a report of their recommendation at the next meeting on the basis of
bids submitted.
A letter from Fader, Knappen, Tippetts Engineering Co., calling attention
to their qualifications for engineering a eater project was read and
ordered filed for future reference.
A card of thanks from the family of the late J. :Lamm: Paxson was read.
A. letter of thanks and appreciation for the new atlas of South I- -iami pre-
stinted to the FIJA office, was read.
A letter from ',im. Christensen, requesting a zoniixg waiver on his propertyy,
Was referred to the Zoning, Board.
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Ordinance
11195, 'caption of which follows, be placed on first reading in its entirety.
Lotion carried and Ordinance #195 read in its entirety.
ORDMANCE NO. 195
AN ORDINANCE OF THE!,' CITY 02 SUUU -1 u7AP, I ^fI^1I
I r M2NCE TO is ZONING CIWTG vN LCTC IN BLOCK 29
i 18TXHFIBIiU I. ;ANC S C1IGI1u 1 & 2 PLAT.' BOOK 18
PAGE 471 PUBLIC R2CC M CF DAD, CLVITY2 FLWIDA:
Thereupon Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that
Ordinance #195 be placed on second reading by caption only: I- lotion car-
ried and Ord. 44195 read by caption only.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley, then moved that Ordi-
nance #1959 as an emergency measure, be placed on third and final reading
in its entirety. Lotion carried and Ord. #195 read in its entirety.
lounci;lnan Andretis, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that rdinance
#195 be adapted as read. L,otion carried.
,: Ari application of the Tooth V ibZi Coach Line shorting a sketch for the
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installation of the 4 toilets,, vas presented.
Councilman _ Andrews stated he �vants to see a regular plan submitted v,�ith
the application.
moved�� that theu on
plasubmiit submitted by Gresham, seconded u
he: South I amiCoach Lines "be accept
y Concl]r,1an Carballdo i
provided they have blue print made to scale and specifications to be placed 4
on record whon atjplying for permit.
Councilman An rewsI seconded by Councilman Prebish� moved to amend the
motion by eliminati nL� 11be accepted" and substitut aig "is acceptable.'
Following discussion, the amendment to the motion was carried, with
one negative vote east.
Cn a call for a vote on the motion as amended, it was carried, with one
negative vote cast.
E. L. Cotton, representing the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber
of Commerce, again brought up the question of licensing businesses that
come into town to solicit business.
Following discussiont Pres. Van Dusen asked that the committee from the
Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce make a. report and
possibly work, with some member of the Council who is also interested.
Reports. of stai-idi.uzg Committees were as follows; 11
Finance: Chairman Preble reported his committee report on the Coach
Line as •already made. Following his recommendation for the need for ad-
ditional help in the Clerk's Officer of a bookkeeper on a temporary bas-
is until the work can be caught up and request of the Councilts approval-
thereof, he made the. motion, seconded by Councilman Gresham,, that the
City emp]#.P. D. Loyless as bookkeeper, on a temporary basis for 30 days.,
or until such time as the accounts can be brought up to date, at $185.00
per month. Lotion carried by pollf as follows:
Preble yes Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Pre bish
yes Van nusen ,yes
At this point Councilman Oee c v. e was excused from the meeting.
Sanitation: Chairman Corley stated a complete report of his department
was not available at this time because of the sudden departure of Dims.
Sauerland because of the illness of her Mother. He did, howeverf give a-
report of the number of units in the City as follows:
1- family homes 853 units 853
duplexes 55 units 110
multiple - family approx.
buildings 32 tnlits 128
garage apt. or guest
houses 4 units Al
1134
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total residential 983 units 11 4
Commercial bldgs.. 81 Units 1 2
churches
Totals U1 73 ' 130
Fire.- Chairman Carballo, in connection with the resignation of Hafry
Hagens, reported that Hagens may have to leave before November 1 altho
he hopes this will not be necessary. Regarding the plan to send all
applicants to the fire school in Miami2 he stated he has had several
applications but only one man attended the school regularly since the
first of the month and he would recumtrnend- Robert FL. Tanner on the basis
Of the recommendation from the school at this time in the event Hagens
goes "before Nov. I.
Chairman Carballo, seconded by Cou c:ilrnan Prebish, moved that the Council
appoint Robert H. Tanner as fireman as of November 12 1949 at x'155.00
per month,, uniforms to be furnished by the City:, the appointment to be
on a t -� basis for 90 days. Mlotion carried bpi' poll,, as follows:
Pre a -o ar�
Corley yes Carballo ;yes Andrews yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Van
Dus en yes
Councilman Carballo said that the State of Florida and this district
wants firemen in the whole state to, attend these schools because of
new methods of fightii. fires, that he wants. to send all 3 men to school
and it is therefore necessary to make a charge in their hours. Pros.
Van Dusen stated this would be a matter for Councilixan Carballo to work out.
ChairmEuz Carballo stated that Ralph Coker$ who owns a track with a tank
and pump that will carry 11000 gal. of water2 has attended and helped at
2 fires, that he carries the same type of auxiliary hose and has placed
the truck at the disposal of the Fire Department. He will need a red light
and Councilman Carballo asked whether the City will buy this light and
put it on the true'"-. The question of, incurance eras raised, and Police
Chief Yloyiruzey stated that the red light also involves police matters2
that the law reads that a red light shall be only on emergency vehiclesy
and suggested getting a demountable one.,
Chairman Carballo also reported that he had been requested by the citizens
to place two fire hydrants, one at S w. 58th Ave. and Bird Rd.$ for
which then will pay outriohtt the other at Sunset Drive and N. iced Ct.,
for which they will pay half if the City pays the other half] but thinks
he can get others uz the neighborhood who will pay the other half. The cost
to the City of hydrants after they are installed will be $2.50 per month
and he has requosted a study of this from the Consumers dater Co.
D. S. Colborn of C °f1 'Co. stated the hydrants must be on large mains in ordor
to get credit for them. Counci3jrtan Carballo stated, the 0 "" mains hydrants
within 500 ft. give an "A" rating and a "B" rating from 500 to 1000 ft.
CounciL'ian.Carballo2 seconded by Councilman B Corlcy� snovcd the City accept
the offer of a hydrant at S.J. 58th Ave. and t•n a l part pays catu of a hit
dram at Stmset Drive and 1•l. Red Court and the City asyumc the payhont• of
$2.50 per month hydrant rental., provided the donors execute a bill. of sale
or the hydrant: to the City. T;:otion carried by poll$ as follows
Corley Yes Carballo ;yes Andrwwa yea Grei4 a yes Probi h yea Dirt Zut a
yes
Councilman Carballo reported he hopes for 4 more hydrants.
Police: Chief NEIihney reported that on next Thursday the Dade County
Police•Chief's Association is having one of its monthly meetings at the
Lighthouse Restaurant at Baker's Hauloverl that it is his time to partly
sponsor, together with Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan and forth hTiami Beach.
With the three together it should run about $75.00 each, gnat 6 has
paid for his share two out of 3 in the past, out of his own pocket. He
invited the City Council and hoped the City can pay for his part this
year.
Councilman 'Prebish gave a general recommendation of the organization..
Chief McKinney stated no definite price was set, but believes it will
not exceed. $100. for each. Councilman Andrews asked about taking this
out of publicity funds.
Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Prebish, moved, that the Council
authorize the expenditure up to ;$90.1as the share to be borne by the City
of South Miami. at this meeting of the Dade county Association of Chiefs of
Police, to be charged against publicity funds. Motion carried by poll as
follows
Corley yes Carballo yes Andrews yes, Gresham yes Prebish yes Van
;10 en yes
Councilman Andtzews brought up the que!stip4 of his neighborhood and the
statement that signs put up were demolished by the children and the street
equipment damaged. He stated he has checked, that it happened in the
general area and not in his neighborhood and therefore challenges the
statement in the minutes of the last meeting. I3e sAid there had been
no damage to the machinery within the last two weeks, and he finds the
damage was intentional and as reprisal because the machinery was parked
in a certain neighborhood west of his neighborhood. He would like to
know where La his neighborhood along S. W 62nd Ave. signs had been
placed and destroyed.
Chief McKinney stated the signs were placed on S.A6 62nd .Ave. at the
entrance off Bird Road approximately 100 ft. from Bird Toad and another
two block's farther down to where the houses at that time leached.
Folloraing further discussion, it was agreed to strike the paragraph and
Councilman Andrews asked to be excused from the balance of the meeting.
Streets & Parks: Chairman Gresham called attention to a letter of credit
from the F orida qui=ent;Co. for a piece of equipment traded in (Huber
lift loader & sod fork) in the amount of $5976313 to be applied on the
purchase of other equipment. He also reported the purchase of a tiro
from the South IYiami Atlantic Service Station.
There was a discussion on the price of pit rock, which at present is being
purchased from Colite Roek.Co. at 85 per yd. F.O.B.
George Lord asked when they might expect action on their petition for
street lights, and Chairman Gresham reported he is working on that, that
the VIA-Power Light Co. is hold yip because of the steel strike.
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SPECIAL reports
Pres. Van Dusen, on the Zoning system files, reported that IQ?. Brewer
has not been able to come in and get access to the files, needs help
from the City Clerk at ,a time when no one else is in, and would like
help from Councilman Andrews, etc., and was also open to any sugges-
tion
Councilman Carballo said this will require some re- organization in the
office and ref'erred back to minutes, that they have been "placing all
{ their eggs in one basket,'t that they need to train some other people
so one person does not have to do all things. It was pointed out
that the change of arrangements of fixtures in the Clerk's office
will help give privacy to the Clerk to work, including working out on
the zoning with hr. Brewer.
On the matter of the rimike" Pres. Van vusen reported that even a multi-
directional "mike" is not practical for the local condition, that they
will get the same results by speaking a little louder and prof ecting
their voices, that for the time being', he would recommend that they
forget about a P -A system, and possibly,cohsider it when they move to
the Community Building, that a P -A system in general is not very
satisfactory.
Councilman Prebish submitted _a written report on his mission to
.Yashing,ton. He stated that $500,000.00 are available from RFC for a Ya1;
er system provided arrangements can be made to acquire ClMo. facilities
and contract to get a supply of water from, Itiiiami, that interest would
be 4% for a 30 year period.
Pres. Van Dus`en suggested this matter important enough to call a
special meeting to discuss further. Ilrayor Acker suggested the Council
sit I down with the water committee There was a discussion on Special
meeting.vs. committee meeting, and it was finally agreed that the
Coaizcil meet with the waiver committee, consisting of Councilmen Corley,
Carballo and hayor > Acker, on Tuesday even:in Oct. 25, from 7 to 9 p.m
Ma or Acker, a committee of one on the matter of the Girl Scout hut,
y , one
the Councils O.X.. on releasing publicity on the matter when the
plans are received.. Pres. Van Dusen gave their O.K.
CouYciliian Gresham brought up the matter of the water puddles in front
of the new Postoffice building, stating that Omar Stang is willing to
go along and pay ore -half 'the cost of draining that sheet, which
would require cutting a 24 in. ditch 6 ft. deep along the front of
the property with catch basin at each end. Councilman Carballo said
this could not be considered an "act of God" but was caused by Stang's
filling up the alley. Counci2mian Greshaz stated it ought to cost
$300 $400 at the most. Bldg. Insp. Canington suggested that in
futurejall business building permits, the applicants be required to
provide this type of drainage. Councilman Gresham was to investigate
and report to the next mooting as to responsibility for paying for this.
The question of the waiver from Omar 3. Stang (on the building line)
was raised and the Clerk was instructed to send him another co b
py� y
regiotered mail, tuith a ,letter that the Council requests that the
executed waiver be turned in prior to October 31.
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On the W.'-J. Stewart matter, � the letter from Mr. Stewart was read.
Councilman Prebish stated certificate of occupancy had already been
issued and viantcd to . lmow what happened:
Insp. Canington stated that I„ayyor Acker and Councilman Andrews, with
H. Baxter, en ineer, not together to stop a law suit that I4ir.
Stewart was preparun� to file, that he was advised by Councilman
Andrews and Mayor Acker, that the I4:ayor had bee called into the
matter by Councilman Andrews, himself ;and Atty. Ruff.
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Iulayor Acker said he takes full responsibility for telling_I1r. Canon;
ton to give the final certificate if the house will pass.
Following considerable discussion, Vl. S. Boyden suL;gested they let
r this be 'a lesson and make rules for the future stoppuig all pre-
fabricated houses except on O.K. of the Zoning Board. He does not
like the house but if declared O.K. he is willing to accept it
Pres. Van Dusen stated many of these problems would be eliminated
if they had one individual who would look after all these problems
that they need a city manager who can put all of his time in on
this government for the checking and double checking mentioned by
14!r. Boyden. In connection with the referendum, he stated the im-
mediate problem apparently is to get the city manager form in play.
Councilman Carballo presented Resolution No. 315, as follows:
Resolution No. 315
A IMSOIDTICET P_tOVIBII.T'G 201% _4. PUBLIC MIFul� irJU
TO ASCERTAIN �rliu't'i%;;t Cis, , iJ"OT 'i ".T� CIt'12; -o ,TS Or I
CITY OF j(,UT_°i 'tY:T_1ItiI DLSI.&? TO C: UTGj;,'1G T1 LL CI`T'Y
le LtT:�G t F%s I. OF I NIC PAL GOV` MOI;" &TT SD TO PROVIbt
FOR T E MMING OF 141L: rLjGTUI'_?_ ' Iu1T BOUKS,
;J MRi Aa,` the City of South Liami has grown so rapidly during
tine last five ears that its present government, as set up in the
existing City charter is inadequate to cope with the general public
needs and the interost of the citizens therein,iand'
WM'3_-d]�2 the consensus of public opinion and surveys undertakers
by individuals, clubs ana other civic organizations show a desire on
the part of the citizens fov the consolidation of various city offices
and divisions and the establishinL of a post of some sort which will
supervise the City's business and eliminate= exi.gtinE conflicting con.-
ditions, waste and duplications
IdOVr� Tlieai..'�t�..:, v ai...IjEiLVi.�iJ 'l:L.i lo..ii'Ciiti .'�.rL �liuJ: CITY
C%U11rCIL OF ''.;� CITY Lit otIj—," r.:L.1.T;
1. That a committee be appointed to draw up a Resolution for a
public referendums, for the purpose of dctorminiiX if the Citizens of
the City of South "'dami desire to chariE,o to the City Manager form of
11imicipal govorrm..ent ;
2.. Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and is
hereby instructed to open the registration books, as required by law,
= on or before IJovember 15th, 1949, and keep them open not less than
30 days; as required by Law, previous to an - election.
3. Be it further resolved that when and if the ;proposed change
is approved by the people at a public referendum, the City Council
take immediate steps to provide the citizens of South Pk iami with an
administration consistent with the desire of the people as expressed'
at the referendum, for the period between the referendum and the time -
required for the legislature to amend the City Charter.
Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Carballo, ,moved that
Resolution ;x315 be adopted as read. is:otion= carried by poll, as follows;
Corley yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Preb-ish yes Vail vusen yes
Pres. Van Dusen appointed Councilmen Carballo, Chairman and Prebish
and Atty. Duff a committee in accordance with the provisions of
Resolution 315•
Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Ordi
nance #194, caption of which ollor ;s, be placed on third and final read-
ing, in its entirety:. Motion carried, and Ord. #194 read in its entirety.
0R711IMCE N.O. -194
Ali ORDINANCE L'AN ING -UL) I MPWI TG AIT F,XCIS3, O?2
PRIVII�GE TAX�UPU 1'l
I 1 � �CEIP`i" PUttGIIfI�L�
POSaLUaIIv CyNSU PTIOla MiNDLIN'G DiST,.-tiarnON
AND USE Li CIuHHZ�.�.t,S tit TIE,' CI 'Y'uF SOUTH. 1,111-U mil;
PRO•��VIDDIG, FOR T wl I� ,'MOD OF COL7.JjCTION• PRWIDII�TG
FOR TIC; EXPPjIVDj'I'ITstzi OF TIM] FUNDS DEitIiTLb THE ., , ?- Ud
PROVIDING r LR TIC rib r 2=1VE DMT-L TITMEuF.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilmen Prebi.sh, moved that Ordi-
nance 1194 be. adopted as read. Motion carried'.
The following bills, were presented for a7proval and payment:
Caulcy & Martin 480.96 insurance
Horsley Ins. Agency 105.56 balance ins.
A. C. I�:cGarey 6.45 ; transfer service
City of M arai 50.00' police radio
Fla. Pouter & Light Co. 227.21 street lir;hts
Dade Fire ExtLiguisher Service 161. 75 hose, nozzle, drench
Totaling 19031.93" payable out of GDIIA:•LZ ru`ND
ComiciLaan Greshwtit, seconded by Counci.ltian Carballo, moved that the
bills be paid as read. I;.otion carried by p611, as follo ws.
Corlay yes Carballo yet Gresham yes Prebish yes Van Dusan Yes
Hesolution Ile. 316 Was next presented$ as follows.
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rl RESOLUTION WITh l r'Llti3TCL TO A Cr r-M IIJ
MMTI i I R ;QUMP 1k: VT;� FUR DIr- FAIMI'LY RBSI11)E:1 c S
IN C'UlaRIBGB Li�;rNS 'PAT
BB IT RE30LVED BY TM-1, LAYL_t y14.) 'M -Li 'CITY COUNCIL OF a6,U-11 I,1. A I;
THAT '•TAT j an application vas made for a zoning change on
Blocks J-127314 and 5 of Cr1I BHIDG]] L., ,INS P:; MI Plat Book 50, pave 41
that minimum requirements for one- family residences' be changed to
permit dwellings of square foot ,areas less than the minimum require-
ments -1 and
�l ,EA$, the above said application has been duly considered
by the 'Zoning and Planning Board of the City of South: ,liam � and public
hearings have been held by said Board concerning this proposed change;,
and it appearing that there were no objections to the proposed change
and
aIIES, it has been represented to the City of South Iviiami that
the Zoni1& Changes herein requested would be beneficial for the City
of South Miami, and
r.TM EAS, the Zoning and Planning Board has recommended approval
of the =requested change in the present Zoning requirements of the
above said areas,
NO W2 T1 y Mi 1FO E BE IT RESOLVED2 That the City of South Miami by
and through its City 6ouncil and 11'ayor, does hereby adopt the recom-
mendations of the , Zoning and Planning 'Board of the City of South Yiam
that the,folloijixig minimum requirements be and they are hereby estab-
lished for one - family, ,residences on the follovriig blocks of L_A&I 11DC
L.AI.MS PARK
Block
Iat - 800 sq. ft.
Lots 2 -to 8 incl. - - 700 sq. ft.
Lots 9- 10 -11 -12 - - 800 sq,,,ft.
Block 2
is i29314 - - 800 sq,. ft
Lots 5 -6 -7 -8 - - 900 sq. ft
Block
Lots 13- 14 -15 -16 900 sq. ft.
Lots 17 -18 -- 1000 sq. ft.
Lot 19 -- 1200 sq;. f t
Lots 20 -21' -- 1500 sq. ft.
All Block 4 - - 1200 sq. ft.
This Resolution passed and adopted by unanimous vote of the City
Council and approveci by the ,ayor this 18th day of October, A.D. 1949.
Councilman PrebislY, seconded by Coun ili,,an Gresham, man °od that Reno
luti.on #316 be adopted as road. 1,otion carried.
Councilman Oreshani, 9dC011eed by COUIcil.laft Carbal.la, x6vod that
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Ordinance. No. 196, caption of' which follows, be placed on first reading
in its entirety. l:`:otion carried and Ordinance No.; 196 read.
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AN ORDIR IJTCE A E1TDING' S= ;CTICN NO 5 OF ORDI-
PRANCE NO. 98 OF Terri CITY �-F SuUTur fa,: =I::I�
C01,2101MY laf&, N AS ZONING C7RM,taC OF Ti p
CITY 02 S(YUTii 'MLzilt2 � kS Abi �I1")ED BY Y1- D!Igj1NC?
NO. 147, CTIAITGING Z'1J-, Wa OF LOTS 47_48-49 '
"l. A. LU1, M,Ta jiTLD., TO C -1 USE.
Thereupon Councilman Probishl, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved
that Ordinance ;;196 be placed on second reading by caption only. Motion
carried and Ordinance 7#196 read by caption only.
Resolution m317 was next presented, as follows;
RESOLUTION "TO 317.
A RE6OUT'ION G 'oMiING 'i' l ci,2y C ,, "tI 'i'O NOTIFY
THE & UT* - -' L l av I COACH LIE23 INC. OF AN 2=163
TAB{ ^1O l3E I,;UI�I)r'c,lt ti PL±�IZ17 rJF is %c:LV "y tvi+ ?Tr5
ON 'f-4L! G11'; 63 RZC&Ir" a OF TIE OY1,,1j.- ,ATI0jT OF ITS
SLHVICE F 3.UI ODUT ^1i TiIRC UGH CQRAL GABIL26 TU
TuIAIi3 late ?17 rtE "1'ti`nIJ.
BE IT RESOW=, ;BY TILL XID CTi'Y CC;UN IL )p F:c CI- �,F .3uUT'ri
L1?a%nI, FWdIDA;
That the City Clerk be instructed to advise the South I,.iami Coach
Liules, Inc., in writing; by registered mail that the City of South
Mdami will levy an excise tax on their operations, of L�, for the months
of April, 1..ay, Juno, July, August and September and 1; for the months
of October, November, December, ja zuary, ' February and Larch on the
gross receipts of operations of its services from South 11,,dami thru
Coral Gables to Laami and return effective 60 days from ;date of receipt
of notice or if arbitration is requested, then effective upon recommcn
dation of arbitration board and said taxes are to be levied for a period
of 12 months from date of effective levy2 subject to revision after the
12 months' period ana if not xovised at the and of the 12 months' period
than the rate shall remain in full force and ef'fuct until a revision
has 'Dean made at the end of any 12 months # period or until the franchiGe
data has expired, in ptWsuance with the riLht reserved by the City under
Oaction 19, Ordinance 14139•
Councilman Carballo seconded by Cowicilman Prebish, moved that Resolu-
tion .No. 317 be adopted as read. Motioll callried.
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