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1950-01-17 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGQ, 141IINTE3 OF THE REGULAR I.iEETING OF, THE CITY COUIICIL OF SOUTH IdI MI OLD TUESDAY EVEIING, JANUARY 17, A.D. 1950 AT TITE C012011ITY BUILD' 0 IidG, AT 8:00 P.M. The meetinb was called to order by President van Dusan, with Councilmen -• Andrews, Gresham, Preble;, Carballo, Prabish and Van Dusen and Attorney Ruff responding to 'roll call. Mayor A6 ker, joined the meeting during tho reading of the minutes of the regular meeting, of January '3rd. Subject to corrections on pages 5 and 7, the minutes .-rare approved as corrected. PETITIONS & 'CGhMUJICATIONS 1. A letter from John Gautier and A. G. Gr:eshnia, Jr., requesting a change of zoning for Lot 1 POITICI4I:A PARK eras referred to the Advisory Zoning and Planning Board for action. 2. A ;copy of a letter from Geo. Brewer, Chairman of the Traffic Committee of the SITIDCofC, to Co. Commissioner Preston B. .Bird, regarding, the promised correction of tho condition of Ludlum Road and U.S. -.14 was filed for future reference. 3. Recommendations from the Advisory Zoning &- P Itnt ning Board were as follows: a. Re: Robert Lane et al„ on minimum ground area requirements for R -1_ development along Sunset Drive end Ludlum Road: The requested change embraces land for one- quarter of a mile in each + direction along Sunset Drive and Ludlum -load from th, intersection of these roads, In order to maintain the high type standards now existing in this section and to eliminate tho danger of project developmonts in the area this Board recommends that the requested change be made and that future residential building in the area extendin; one - quarter of a mile in each direction from the intersection of Ludlum Road and Sunset Drive be restricted so that; not more than one single family dwelling shall bo erected to each acre of ground and furthermore that each such plot shall havo, not less than 100 feot front- ago on either of these public roads. "Platted subdivisions already on record being .youth Miami Villas, Ludlum Plaza, and Sunset Circle to be exempt from this provision, but requiring that the lots in these subdivisions not be decreased from their prevont dimensions. �r The present building square foot requirement is not to be changed. .a -0ouncilm2n Prable, seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved that 'the Board's recommendations be accepted and the City Attorney be instructed to draw up -Lhe necessary ordinance. Following discussion, the motion was carried. B'. Re: William Christensen: A public hearing; was held on January 5 1950, on 'ho application of Willima Christenson whcroin request was made for pormission to "runt rooms to guests on a daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal basis." i y Page -2 It is strongly recommended that the reques Chan;e in zoning not be granted and that the noon guest sign -be removed, and that other possible violations be thoroughly investigated. To grant the requested change would be ;spot zoning and would be de- trimental to other property in the area. b Councilman Greshs*,,seconded by Councilman Preble, moved that the Board ",s re- commendations be accepted. D. C. McClelland, Jr., Attorney for Mr. Christenson, stated that they would have to take the matter to a higher Court if his client is denied the use of his premises as requested. Councilman Andrews questioned Mr. 'McClelland regarding his knowledge of ordinances of the City and the County, with which Mr. McClelland admitted he was not familiar. Councilman Andrews stated that to the best of his 'knowledge no inspections have been called for at any time and at no time has approval been given for the plumbing fixtures installed. Councilma n Probish asked Whose duty it is to make inspections. Councilman Andrews replied that the builder must ask: for inspections when ready and not allowed to use the facilities until inspection has been asked for and given: Mr. Christenson stated that he had asked for an inspection when the plumbers that were working with him on the job were there. Inspector Canington, 'regarding the issuance of the permit, stated he had in- spected the roughing in for two fix-hires only at the time 21r. Christensen referred to. A copy Of the original application for a building permit for the car porte and tool shed was read at this point. Councilman s recommo Precommended e further study before taking final action on the gal entanglement, it possibly is beer to consider. Councilman Prebish moved that they table the 'motion until the mesa; regular meeting. The motion was 106t for wont of a second. Attorney Ruff stated he does not beliove that the City would have any diffi- culty in defending its action in any Court. Vote on the original motion (to accept the ilv,rd's rocortyondation) was carried by poll, as follovrs: Proble you Carballo no probish no Androwz yes reshmn yes Jan Tra:son yes Councilman Atidrows as?:ed whother thu toplorary pirzait 13 no;v null and void, and Pronidorit',pan ,"}Uson railliod "yon" tmd it wd, w-Vasd to rmito a fortal totter yo .ur. liri Vjftdon, adVisin5 hie of the Ccuneil1 s notion. Councilman lndrnaa gug� o$-,%,Iod that the a hrju yo seu tool skied matter be in- 7d35ti�f1 i5Ci 3t Pre idont " eLn Dusen rd- ttdabo llu;1eovor t%fii;n,toft "a fol.ide t;hidt` J�iz:innn5oy to cioc rats re;�ortSgc'.fxne nee onoi:. X" Pa-e -3 c. General recommendations: it The Advisory Zoning and PlanAr,� hoard is ever anxious to improve the City of Joubii Liami and at this time feels that the City Attorney should be requested to prepare, a (1) sign ordinance, (2) fence ordinance (3) a sanitary ordinance to be prepared and ready when Venter becomes available. - Particular attention should be given to the colored section when this ordinance is prepared, (4) parking; re;uiations for congested areas, es- pecially +h_e section around the theatro and post office. r Following discussion, it was agreed that the City Attorney checic on 'the matter of signs and fences, that the ;later Board hurdle the sanitary matter, and that the City's parkin, ordinance already covers item 7;4. d. : applicattion of Robert Lewis, 261 NO- 8th. Street for beer & wine license: PP It is.recommended that the application be denied as the proposed location is vnthin 300 feot of ran established 'business already holding a license to serve beer and wine. I` Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Preble, moved that the re commendation of the Zoning Board be accepted- Motion carried e. Re: application of .7 L. sauls for operation of a used car sales lot on Lot 5 and part of Lot 1 Blk. 2 SOLOITOPY: The Board feels that the zoning* on the property should not be changed as it would be spot zoning but because of the present use to which the pro- perty is put and because of tho'curroundinr busiresaes,'it is recommended that a temporary permit be given the applicant that will enable him to , onerate the used car lot - such permit to be on a six months basis with re nevml privilege, provided the following conditions are complied with: ,r 1. That an 'attractive wire fence approximately 30" to 36" hi Ch be erde ":od' across the entire front Aiich fence shall be set back oven vaith adjoining buildin"s, such as the tloatre. 2. Any entrance in the front fiance, is to be limited to,podostrniu use and not exceed 3 feet in wl& -h.. e_ 1 i ' ,.r r u 3. That car entrance be From the side of tho property. +� 4. That not eve >Y t: to suns be placed on the lot tike that such si,-ns not bo of such size or dediLn -so be detrimental to zurroun"inL: )roporty. `1'hrst no building be built; or ;ilacod on thi:, yr•oporly srhila' oporatod j� a used car lot. 6. That a aurety wont: of nob Over X1, )00.00 be poatod as a ,tiiar�n':oo that the lot will not `oe on iratod h:; a IlUisfnce and thh. all ordi;iancee ,d 11 b con�slitid :rtli. rf In the oourso o: diootasaaoii, ,:. C. l�roby, Attorroy nor • t- laftU13, con irtiod the ccnditionO tad prom ionil nj �-. °1'413ai vt+ �.y�3 c`iijnt• roco 1endn'tioni bo deco ,. �.oa;ioi3rann l.ndro:�s, accolldId by ;o.A:ioilr� nro ibe , rco o3 tl� t �lttr a x a�n '�ilSCi. �netiY# oar 'i ��, JYi . its ,5 iLl� .{3''$f$ �1�Jli't9 orb draw lip a ±-o3 rttll3jd bonds �+ a, Page -4 Leo Glasel arose to discuss the canvasain- of returns on ',;he recent election, stating that exclusion of the oublic -vas a violation of lnu, quoting Sac. 9942, of the election 1pws of the State of Florida. Idrs. Pencie 1-elton, Clerk of the election, stated that aft ^.,r the polls closed on January 4th. they operated as instructed by the County, and had handled the Feb. 1949 general election in the sa=ne, 'manner. Attorney Ruff stated that in order to overcome any possible future objections on the count they all came over and all machines vrere re- checked and the . tally verified. President Van Duren suggested the in the future extreme, care be exercised on elections. At this point Laze returns were read from "he ol'ficia.l return sheet, 'cased on ° three machines, vrith total votes as follows - Question y P City of 4�uo ^ton lTo. 1. Do you �:avor amending the recent Charter of the Ci South Yism ? Yes--204 ITo- -129 Question No. 2. Do you -favor the City , ;:anaoer form of government for the City of South Miami? Yes- -126 ivo. -196 For Charter Board dembers John J. Andrevrs 77 James H. Hunt 61 N. J* Beaver, Sr. 114 Migh I1iller, Jr. 85 George R. Brewer 152 Barry J. 11olan 55 Winford ,r. Brovm 197 Ifairy v7. 'Probish 91 Julian L. Carballo 160- John Kelson Sterling 47 Thurston 04 Flowers 144 Percival Arthur Tripp 119 Councilman Androas seconded by Councilman Pr:ble, moved that the vote as reported be certified. Councilman Carballo asked that he be P ormit'sed to 'abstain from voting. Councilman Probish asl:od that lie be permitted to abstain from voting. Counciliman Gresham asked - Miothor there is cmythiti in the Charter that would prohibit a man from holdin; two elective offices. Attorney nuf"f stated not in the City 'Charter;, that under :hate Law no man can hold two offieoa at the same •tine but that ho]d s for :Mate offices only. 11le farther stated that, a member of tho Charter Board would not be considered as an official. Upon a call Per a vo,o, tho motion tm carried. aim" Ahrafti atated 'ha ups at the imootin;• tst io roT4a t oP -the local American tagion moat to 600, '10 City Cotmoil to „rant tLam a lieenso to oparato as a Club, portulttin ; z#hd atla o: boor Pi d a-Iao in the ";ltib ilouarj on vo. 41.h..itroot. ho roquost vma rafurrad to rlso ZonittO -'-w r -I. C i3 n sas�iah rda too 44ioYt.r y'o -r* snw lc - -'l prop_aitiona, wAg- -istud that =$af 32itl � ie Via '�i tl3aEtlwv 4W3' .# w.a v% Ij . . 3�!�'41, O Page -5` Mayor Acker stated that in amending of the Chaster it seems most reasonable •to have an attorbey 'rho is familiar with the ::tatter in h^nd that is to be emended and believes the City Attorney is best suited and ;would recotnrtend that the 'C City Attorney is to sit with the Charter = ?oard. Councilman Droblo believed it was out of lime to make any recom tendf tion, =d that the ,Board should bo permitted to tgke that up Goorge Brewer stated that Inspector Canington does not believe it necessary to have zoning approval for additions,, out - houses, etc., but that he is under the impression that zoning does ;apply to that and cited the Christenson case as a good example o, the reed for approval of zoning. Attorney Ruff', stated that if the additional work t' ould ` o beyond the zoning roquirement it would be involved in a zoninC, matter. ile believes at 20 ast half of'such 'applications would be zoning, matters. Mr. Brewer, in connection with chan -es or violations from the building code, asked whether any ind- ividual has the a fight to Grant that change or must that be granted by the Council? Following discussion, Councilmen Garballo stated the question was asked on a matter of violation and deviation from the Building Code and was not ;a matter of final inspection: Attorney Ruff was •to look it up and ro:,ort at the neat meeting. On the bus franchise, Councilman Breble reported on the public hearing held on January 10th. and which was favorable to the franchise. Councilman Rroble, seconded by Councilmon Carballo, moved that Ordinance 1157, caption of Which follows, be placed on second reading by caption only,. Motion carried. 0111DIII -010E ITC. 197 AN ORD11TI C2 GIMI; "TIITu TO SOUTH UTA I COACiI LIITD,, IIX. , A DWRIDA. CORM1I,°-_TION, ATID TO 123 J'-CCD,33023 A;TD .AS$IGi'Ia", 'xTE •I21t IT TO L5E TALL 87'R:MTS, XTD,".TU'.s AND OTIMI iI, �'GaLIC 1II;:IVtAYS III THE CI ^lY WIN' SOU?K ', IADU FOR MID _UIZI G A sTTZIOD Or 'TET(IO) YES FOR TIM ru,?R)SE OF "ESTABLIXITITC, CP ntaia!% X,TD IW-Ni- TAMING A BUS SYST0.1 Fn.t ±' b .:aPvl: I;itr P/lu i? x.:rEi S DM1i C0111PET- aA'_IO11 III (AaTWIC."I`T"Y Ztl AITD 3j.3j; CT TO ALL PROVISIONS, TERES AVD COUDITIOES I %;'t T %a n .CI TLD'. Vollowinl; second readings by caption only, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman liable, movoCt 'that &rdinence ;x-157 be placod on third end final roadinS in its entirety. Councilman Androtiis raised the question of spocial faros for school children. lotion carried. Council= 1roblo stated that- the Mattel- o.`.' school children's Pares could be handled by P-n yxaondmont to the Ordinance. r CoancilrAt Carbnllo dt=vod a r)- ro.io!:tr..,ivo of tho - ZibYtCYi Lineu JAS:, - Pros,LZl -q ran' bo ttctsocl about fie =b-dr. Page -'6 iti.rs. Marian Lee, owner of the Coach Lines, s•tatod they -thouL;it tliat school children. viers specifically mentioned in the franchis), 'ghat they are tr!,x porting all school chil"ren, including 'she hi ;h school studon`��s, and by transfer, for 5� but 11 not like to honor those tickets after 5:30 I' .... be- cause then tho peal( ]A comme'ace. uhe stated that I,iiami Transit dogs that -, and they will be glad to maond the Franchise to that of oct. In the readins of the fronchiso (Or,.. 107) in its entirety, Attorney Sufi' was instructed to prepare such an amendment (for school childron's fares to Section 6 paragraph Ii Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Or..inanco 71'37 be adopted as read. ?,iot'ion carried by poll, as follovrs Prcble yes Carballo yes Probish yes Gresham yes Andrews yes Van Dusen ,yes Counciluvm :Carballo asked whether it is possible to cast a vote for an absent _ member. Attorney d afr" riled this in ord or, and Councilman Carballo te-ed he had authority from Councilman Corley to cast this vote and voted "yes" for 'Councilman Corley, on the adop ion of ,Ord. 197. Councilman Proble then presented the ngreoment from the 'o,mors of the ;outh Miami Coach -Line to ;ive the City or its nominee an votion to purchase it._ Councilman Pr;ble, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved' that the agreement be accepted by tho''City upon ac.^oatnnco by the Coach Lino of the - 'ranchiso I.Iction carried. UNIFI>dla:1MD BU8IITES.3 16 .Tie: someone to be trained by .,:r.;. ,Ioiartin vdio could take over in case of her ubsonce Councilman liable rwport.ad that lie hopes they c,,u retain il. D. Loyles,s in the position he now holds and also elevate hi.,, to positiol of Assistant C70101c, that the office is in mood condition. xe - stated that he will give the Council something definite on •this . at the aorb meeting. 2. On the liquor ordi :aanoo, councilInan Probish stated he v1az still not pro parod but ;could make it a point for •Cho no;:ttinn. 5. Ito: fora for Community Bi,ildiiig rental: Attortoy'.wff hot no specific form but obtainod a ca s,,r ox' a similar sort of contrast that lki.aiti, usos, and requested an exproocion from the Cotincil vrfiothot it voitld taro to a.opt a si,uilar tyL i ur torn, t&ILIt io rathox lota, -#I�y. ,701- ov,•int- uiscucsibn, Attorno;;r IufP was instructed to propero a si.7:;1iI'iu4 fora ntia '41wo it for tho noxt, twotiii�. 4. ,toborbs tr!;ilor: Insnoct°+or % t%,in 'toil rt.7`vi4b,id .' hw he :yL" . Ttotifiad i..r S2oborts who ha41 :;'vial ;Ao yr til 1 :7rit: 3ti n 1otwor, )ub Jb 11A, not rocolvj.d. colwailn't -'I Carb?110 st:atul t tats U, 4.1110 im Ita.: Joan nodil°idl 'b .iioi 4110Y mi °I_t as Troll adforco tyro or4int nco. c o'I,'tttilvan Anflilmf3 zaco:iti aj, b� uF3,,:1C 1 ''� "O+ "' t V . IV t n � „�` ,,3't r+..:rJ.'i..:V, .�9�1.f� w.tnv L ,voc or Ltnla;trtn Jo '!q .sr,. e, 3t VC . .-re .aY:,t: wa ) . � r97 ;1nl33j0 T. "or qc %or .0 i"t Jz i l E o- A-r- C'sI t rA- lit ba yyiEi7'LiJa*y' t'`ti ■ivg�,aywel FYi t;n i� :all for W vo'Lv,)y ws�c .° "Ar# �atj d-- wrFcdo r Paid _q 5. Councilmen Carballo, seconded bnr Co•incilman Andre-us, moved thant '.oaolutlioa • „026 be read. 1, o•tion carried:_ C , r:L,;G ±[:_Iv-_r,,1,. 325 A RESOLUTI0N ACC,, `+'T,;k DEDICA "IO.'3 _ -Grt OF FORTIG Ts Of” W23 36, 30 BL(j,-M 6 dull+ LO10 i`.2, BLOCIC 8, 2 IiLhI at BD., PB 5 -34 1'JIIIMAS, Joe F. Gong has applied for a change'of zoning from residential (R -1) to Commercial (C -1) to apply to Lot 52, Block 8, F-M,11CLIN SUBDIVISION and the South 6.51 ft of the West 15 ft of Lot 51, Block 8 'F%_UJ;CLIN SUB- DIVISION PB 5 -34, and agreeing to provide off- street parking on Lot ;52, less, the W. 10 to 15 ft., and INIMREAS, a public hearing was held by the South Miami Planning and; Zoning Board, and all interested parties being heard and the promises being fully considered, -the said Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the application;, and YYHPREA., it :appears to this Council that the change of Zoning as re- commended by the Planning and Zoning 'Board is in accord with, their overall zoning plan for the City of South Miami, and WHEREA , the offered dedication by the applic-ant or -that area described as : (1) South 13 feet of Lots 39 and 52 and that area described as (2) Beginning at the Southwest intersection of the South and Infest, property lines of Lot 39, thence Northerly 95.38 feet to the intersecL-ion of the West and property s thence Easterly,13.5 ft, thence Southeasterly North limos of Lot 33 96.7 feet, thence Westerly 30 feet to point of beginning, has been approvdd by the Planning and Zoning Board. NOVI, MIERE ME, BE IT RES,OIVED by the City Council of South bliami, Dade County, Florida, that the recommendation of the `Coning Board b© and the same is hereby approved in its entirety and that the extended dedication be and the same is hereby accepted by the City of South Miami and t: ,tat the Planning and Zoning Board Chairman is hereby instructed to make the 'necessary changes and notations upon the maps and records of tho City of South Hiam , Florida in conformity with this Resolution. Councilman Androws, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that Resolution No. 325 be adopted as read. ;,lotion carried. 6. On tho 5th. membor of the Housing Board, I ayor Acker reportod ho was not ready 'to male a nomination, as :both his tontativo nominees were not available. In reaponso to a quostion, Atto:noy muff st�ited that the appointmonta by the Mayor to the Aousinf; Board were mado por Ploridn lair, which .dole5atoo that power •to the Uayor. 'pros dent "Ian tuson stated they would like to Sot that Board in action as Boon as posalble. 7• Couacilmm +Cnrballo, rot tho garbn,p 0011oot on, stated the: itlaamch as Ch9rttir chms,oi woro as,)rovad, 1ho yhitf,= this =ttor csi bo iztcor erntod thoroin 3t1 accordanco nW Plorlda lair. xi. Doi; and oat ordiumeat Prosldent &4 tAma ruled Vila w=ld a widor eattoo roorto. Page -6 ; 0. Financial Report: Councilman Pr ble (Save detailod report of expenditures ,a for the first half of the current fiscal year th grand total spent y148,031.55 leaving a balance available of �10M*388.45 under the budget sot up, and pointed out that in some of the departients the expenditures for the second half ,mould not be as great, because such items as equipment, etc. set up for the year had already been purchased. o Councilman Andrews asked for a survey and revievr of the light and venter accounts at the City Ball. It vias pointed out that the comparatively hi5h figure on the lights included the generating plant- purchased , and installed last summer. Councilman Proble,; seconded by Councilman Gres'nam, movod;•that Resolution No. 326' be read. Motion carried. RESOLUT1ON NO. 326 A RESOLUTION RELEA ING COETTROL AND R'E31R311SIBILITY OF THE CITY OF SOUTH 'KIA 11 OVE1i THE EAST HALF OF Mi. NORTH 1367.67 FT O?+ SOUTH '7JEST 64th AVr`;UE BET10MEN S.W. 44th. ST. AND ;'!. 40th. ST., (BIRD ROAD); 1NFEREAS, the City Council of South ldimi by Resolution #308, dated the l6th. day of .August, 1949, passed a resolution authoriuing local improvements, which said Resolution omitted S.T.T. 64th. Avenue, therefrom, and ;'!IMPM S, that portion of S.114 64th. Avenue, bettiveon S.!!. 4.4th. Street, and S.W. 40th. Street, ;.s in a state of disropair and the people vrho necessarily use said Avenue have presented numerous requests for the paving of said street, and VOM =5, the County 'Commission of Dade County has expressed a`:willingness to co- operato With the City of South y`Fiami in reference •be, the paving and maintenance of said portion of said Avenue, it being the present boundary line botiveen the City of ;south laiami and the County of Dade between 44'ca. St. and S. 17. 40th. St., by agreoind, to pavo and maintain said port: ?.on of said Avenue, providing; the City of jouth 11Lami vrill by rosolution release its liability for said maintenance to Dade Qounty and au- bhorize said Dade County to pave and make, such improvements as it deems proper, and IN ORDER TUIT the County of Dade, may assume the responsibility for the pavins and m intenanco of the anovo said portion of S..,. 64th. Avenue, and authorizing and dirocting the ;ity Olork of the Uity of , South smi to deliver P, certified copy oil thin .110solutiDn to the County Cor,L=,sion o1.' Dade, County, Vlorida, 'VE" IT REAXILD BY . M .,.A=i ;1 Xj ''tM CITY (i(3M=IL ;Oz THE CITY U . IMi. 3.Ifs,. , =11DA; Tht t the City of J011th . ittli, 1,10rida, horaby rolosaabs to bho ;,*ounty► OP Dada tiw oartorn 111-If d_' tho : ;ortt+. 1567.0 foot of a.;Y. 64th, Avwnuo, othor i,s doacriborl ds bho od3torn h "AP o' ,s.a. CLlt . A-;onto betwa ►., ". 44th..1troot tnd a.it. 40VA. Jtra,t, ati the ow-1+5y G: • ado ,.or tad 'Imr )oaa of` SAJ t1„ =6 mcintr. ling ; �bkticin oi' on.id +j.,ii. Avenue, and herob; Att %orl os .010 of Dada ��o �jrvd or bViar'"410 ntlwa uch it ravor;%xitl an 'y c aaJ ,- retor i . • ' W a diti .4 «� t3'`J1 ! 1' y.Yr 64''e,,. AV he 0110'::ifS,, 6i.0 salaflp eatutelL *- it 11risbWA -Jae god by . &,Udll hatu mOciOd A t t, % dVJ1W4oh 1 A; 0- 32C' 'wd tAP"a3 &I Y b1z'.e ' - P,-kft em'.4t dds ore: Pare -9 Councilman ?uidrews, seconded by Councilman Preble ,, moved that resolution ;do. 327 be read. Votion carried. RrSUi,ui'IUI•( NO. 327 A: I3 ,3GLDSTIO N AU-" ORIZIITG LOCAL H- l6A11ID H -17. Q ~ BE IT RE30LvDD BY :wLTE, 22WOR IVID CITY COT.TPCI _, OF Tilt CITY OF SOI TH IBI-AbdI 1. That tvro local improvements described and designated as follows shall be made under Section 4.9 of the City Charter `mid Section 62, Chapter 13972, Special Acts of Florida, as anon ded II013 0'M,^ T K -16 �.reets Rebuilding the follcvrnu . �.� ,. S. ;2nd. ;Ave. from.Sunsot Drive to S. 4V,-,. Street S. 2nd. Ave. from point approi-tately 100 ft. S. of S. 5th. 31t,. to 8 8th. St. S. 4th. St. from S. 3rd. Iva. to S. 2nd Ave. Q> S. 2nd. Rd. from a. 2nd. St. to S. tithe it.'' S. ?end. Gt. from a. 2nd. :it. to S. 4th. St. S. 2nd. St. from il. 2nd.Ave. to S. 2nd. Ct. all in W. A. LUM111TS SUBD. PB 3 -19$, TORN BROS. 31;BD. PB .3- 199, ;SOLO7)F -'-' XM- PB 7 -11, - fi,;L,ICA_d TO L18ITDS PB 3 -134, R,'.IRGIJiDE 1:AM11 PB 45 -79, PTELD iTILIAS P13 47 -98, PIri CREST VILIAS Pia 47 -510 PI«-^CPWT vILLA3 ADDITION PB 48 -53, PALM IcTIl I -. :IGk -T PB 25 -37, A CD �.PL" I1 =111I ' , - ` ° PB 43 -37 mid/or acreaGe in _.hi of Sec. i?LICiI�� A,;DI;D 36- 54 -40, 'tirith a 6 inch compacted limo rock bate, primed and sealed with asphaltic oils mid treated vrith poa rociz, at an estimated cost of thirt;* -five cents OV) per square yard. RobuildinS tho follozvin� strojts: N. 3r a. Rd. from Sunset :)rivo to .: 2rd. it. 1-. Gth. St. froza ". slid. Rd• to -. 4ndoAvo. .. ind. Avo..�"rr3m . .'. 6th. St. to •y. ',the St. 2z. lst. Ct. from �.. Gth. St. to :. Gth. St. II. 'late Id. prom .;. 5'tiie St. t o J1. tithe St. Ii. Ist. 14410. fron .i. Cith. c7 't. to n. 'u i. ait• w.. 'tod Ct. Iron �. 1h. St. to .,. �t:�. Wit* all in .1 J zv 2 -1o5, L"',y . PP 27 -G7, .sac- 25- 511-10, it, u G inch cawi cvdd li w o ?:gar,, ,ork=od d 3061ad ,tath wsp`hn1tic 1)j lu. S1S7d v ' ;d 41i-% 1011 7'eid,'`:, vi. to }y3 t1';' v fie ojoi of jq_maro pirde - g . ."e}�..+tv: it 3.� �'1'�,.'J "�' ti��'�%�°.. 47.�i �1:.� 1e �u'$uy'�v i�.' os°s'�.�..� .,w. v,'vs �iE�'_`. 1'�S'..L '�io �a �f`i o • Pa ;e -1C 3. !h:tt the cost of such improvemsn't e :cent' intersections, the cost of vhich shall be borne by the city, shall bo defrayed by a special assess- ment on all 'Lots and lands adjoinln�; and conti:uous or aboundin;; and abuL•t n; upon such stroots as •bhcy lie ai•thin the city limits of i outin Lliami, on a frontage basis, 7e. ich said proper•i.;y i hereby dosi„nated as Imyrovoment District :: -16 and Im:rovemout District :I -17, reawctive'ly. 4. That said s,)ecial asuossments sl all be payable 30 days after con firmation of such assescmonts or at such •tL ;Ies and in such installments as° " the Council may designate pursuant to Chapter 13972, Special Acts of Yloriaa 1929 as amended. Councilman Androws, soconded by Coimoilman f'robish, moved that ,Resolution ibo. 327 bo,adop 'ced as reed. :,otion carried. Council:-nan Andrews raised the quo-stion about continuing ;lie Twotin�s at the Community � iildinl , end vas au-1 on .od to look into the matter of getting a proper table and chairs. tie opening; and closinL Lhe building, he re- ported that Inspector Canin -ton would; open tie buildin_; at 7:10 on milting nights and close at completion of the meeti.ng.' 1V. H. IIoDonald, as a member of the American Lo�-,ion, asked whether the City could not Lot a padded call in the "ity jail to take care of cases like one they had recently, Where a veteran had gone berserk and althou„h he had been taken to Pratt several Hospital, they did not l.eop him and lie was roturned `to the South ITiami jail iAiere someone had to remain in the cell with !him all night to keep him from harming himsolf. Chief Leiinney stated this has happened only t,.-Ace but is likely to happen again with all the veterans now around in the area. Councilman Frabish -as to check this matters Councilman ilman Problo oroutt up the matter of insurance,, statin;; that poiieies: covoring the entire City from every an;;]o will amount to about`Y'2300 in p °; in the budget. He had a detailed premiums and that x2700 had been sot, tug report from the a;;ent and stated lie would like each Chairman or the different departments to check the 'outlay for the policies in his dopartmont end give his views., On the Groover tax 'adjus mment, Councilman Prable stated they imre working . on a schedulo that' ;could ppr7nit an adjustment 'of wRorosimately $145.00 Fire: No report. Police; Chairman Prebish reported that r,arion Pinch har; not yet . been sviorn in but is on the pay roll, and if I'.ayor Acker is too 'busy, lie should be sworn in by someone eL^ e. Mayor Acl.,er stated :ii.s previous oath is on file and that other offico;,o had boon handlda the same way.. Chief i,.c; inney staL-od he was also tinder the imprestiion that the old a=rn statement was O.X. Attoraey Iuff said if bite former affidavit had born shovm ''inch and he was reminded � that lie had made it, it tier--, U.K. Chief ldddi.nney replidd tha'c he hac, not shovni him the oath bit'; called it to hi;; ntvention, and Attornoy .;u.:'�' ruled this u.1C i. Streets and Paris: Follo;•nn�,hi; rolsort thr., ho had found it necessary to put on a tomporarj mn.:in AnI.,hin u,) ; l5, .:ouncilmmi 'roshas , seconded by Councilman A-ndrmvs', otoved that 41'.io ::aunutroi be ai_)ointod on a temp- orary bo :is in tho stroat;a . ilar'.a na_:)artmunt at 75•: »er hour for a aeriod not to ci"000d a, or J,;nut y llth. Notion c ^rriod by poll, iii fnloi't�: Proble yen Car ballo yo i r + "o ` s y -s ,, ;;pus : ftdrovN , oN , en = . on yes Page -11 Councilman Gresham roported that; they would nrob,ibly finish u* in Lhe nuY:-„h end this wee, -. _ Build'irL, :. councilman Andrews brought up tho matter of ` f ruit stand at �;o. Mate gl�tvay and ao. 4th. IvY•nue, sta'i - tl r.t boxes are scattered all over, along; the liir-hvray. Councilman Carballo statod that a canopy had been built there on pipes, Waich is a direct violation of ,ho fire' district and` zoning. In connoction ti Lth Chic, Councilman Carballo r ):aorta: tha'c a si.nilar violation oncl[•oaches upon someone else's prooerty -- the Vann Plumbing Co. on No. Dixie _,'oad, onto -wr. :, :orrayl s pr operty. On the 337 3o., State a_i ~hway, Councilman Carballo sn.id he want over thero .rith sho Fire Chief, that thorn is a fire hazard t?oro, also a violation on sanitation, 'poss-ibly. Chief hlcl{inney stated that at the time the occupational license was isouod, the man stated he would operate out of %he builiin- there but is 'actually on the -road, is the license valid? Attorney ;~,uff believed it was not valid. 'resident Tan `uusen c3si •n^tod Attorney Ruf , Inspector Canin ton and Chief Lc!Unney to check and ra)ort back at the nowt .meating. Councilman °wrosham stated that- -the Community uuilding needeu some repairing and pa rting; and has the man now on the pay roll 1%1ro can do it Councilman Andrews expressed his willingness to have Cauncilm, :.n Grosham's man do the work., and it was left to the,sa two councilmen to ;rArl_ out: The follotnr•'rng bilks were submitted for a,?_)rov il- and naymant 5 Board of Co. Commissioners 37.50,1 (A -3) Election `Supervisor Leonard Pros Transfer T�anlc Lewis 30.;OOH (1i -3) Trans��or{;iu;; 3, voting; machines 15,00 (A -3) slection heels City of 1,.Iiami 50.00.. (h -11J Police l?adio Jan. Arrow Lacquer Corp. 71.05 (P -12) 'rafPic Taint A. C. i,_cGarey 11.25 (,A -7) Transfer Sorvice 'la. Power �u Li;;ht Company 228-31A Stroat Lijhts Jar.. Totaling 4,.3.11 parable out of G-TE; AL aMI TD Co�inrilmnr. Crechaln, secondcd by Councilman Carbal?,., moved that Clio bills be paid as read. "'Lotion carried by poll, as fellovrs Preble as Carballo yo-, Probish yes Gres :r .m yo., Androws yes 'Ian Dusan fifes The Cleric eras` instructed to vrrite a letter to ;rach ox the ali c-cion of. icials thanlcin%; them for their services,. Councilman Carballo Caro 4;ht c?n 8ho mn:;,er o:„' " ;r :.to �rtrres" oi' a.'toznobilo s and ire ?r aboti - 'Lho oo?Znitteo inva t . ;aLiT+ •sho fruit wtmd looTcir? , into .i?oit also? ;:he roply was "yes." Councilman Gr,.zzhwa brow 11v up ti1O C1r d1" y,a; *ill �j oil ;Jiq 1 man Preble report - )d tha'„ Got.,noilnaax jerloy 3;; o ;' in ; bird 1,rott v -rioj: s jas comnan es in tiAlic y t • Chair A; ..ros on a, °,,ipTOrt y ^ p and ins•tfw.1lwNion. Thore boin ; no ::'urzhor b nninor; ,, L;Ta tWO+in was a! `Onrnad in r;t oo�,l�r, or or eu P,:)- rOxi ".'Mt31y 12 :10 a:s,�... , J-m ry iw., ., 4m a-in�"iY�y" Lour i 1►x x..� r� y'