1950-02-07 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGIt'IITTLT -i1a O: l a :.:-_rr'U IA.t 1211211,'Z 02 TUI CITY C OUITCIL
(YF SOUL- :.!IA „l IGLU y3 DAY =TI..: , i,1' I :t" .x Z 7
A.D. 1050 AT :'..y CU2 +WiUa.l'!'Y LTIL?sllifl AT 8 i00 P.510
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The meeting was called to order by President Van Dusren with all members of the
Council, Mayor Acker and :Lttornoy aiff present.
I.iinutes of bile r3r-ular meatir•L; of denuary 17th• aere reaC. 1, correction was
called for in the last paragraph on page S, a-ad 'the minutes stood ;approved as
corrected.
ColdtMiTICATIUriS P11ITIO S
I,layor AcTcor assured the au.diolloo that no recommendations from the Zoninu 3oard
on the re- zoninG E` w- the properly across from tho Daptist Church had ybeen' received, '
so that there vrou.4 be no action on that mat or a� this meetinr,.
H. Goo. ink, on behalf of the property o.rnors around the - 1sn3rican Legion Home,,
presented a petition of opposition to the proposed boar and vrine license application
y i r brought up.
for that location and asked that -she be notified f the matl,or is eve
Carl G. ?Fletcher presented a petition by property oviners in 3MISE1 TMILACE, against
a chicken farm to the'vrest of them.
In the course of discussion, 'it was s-W.od there rrero about 3,000 chickens.
A W Crew S
Follmving discussion, Councilmen Probish, seconded by ;Councilman {moo, moved
that in the event Mr. Pletcher svrears out a warrant fox- the abatement of the
nuisenze that the City Attorney - defend the action in Court. 3lotiou carried.
r I { m 1m. L. Christenson stated he would like to
Jacl ohoo, attorney ioprosontin,, ,
ask the Council to re- consider its action as per the Letter soot him, to consider
the right 'of & citizen and any substantial injury to property, staring that in
order to zirotect himself, :Zr Chrictinsen haz had photo,,r :,chic evidence made
of similar use of pro, .1ortios elGadhero.
Mr. I{ohoe 'admi•tted that a roomin4, house is Per more 'trsan one fc aily end Councilman
Andrews stated tberef'oro it cannot be in an i. -1 zone.
Nayor Acker suGgested reforrin:- the matter bacl to the uoninC .:oard by .r. Christonaelly.
Councilman Andrews s'C3.t')C. he cannot see why it shoi,ld yp back to the SoninG . "oard.
Couzloilman {;roshan dpid tiro Council i3hotild stand on its action, thht' 1:ho toning
Board ado it:, decia on.
i.r• itoltos� °s caiod ho v.,i only ,,in;; tho council to roycO1134clor its: action rld
glory. not know of «n, �1iin , �hnt co 11,: ! h.lr or c?lrn •a Cio `,;Onin, ?o s� c:'. o pit iotf.
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Attorney Muff stewed that tho more fact th � the de cxriti uns in Cr..,. "a xnclUdo
the definition of n rooran house does not 1"3 .n is y J less � ed
ir_ some pare, of e. use district. The Christensen pro's _-r•Lstis in an area very
in wn
clearly defined as R -1 and "othor violations" are an entirely separato matter.
Councilman Androws, seconded by Councilman Preble, moved thtit no nei•r factors'_
c have been brouL�h. b into the case and that the Counci 1 sustain its original; decision.
Follovring discussion, the motion was lost on a gelled vote, as i,ollows:
Preble yes Corley no Garb-1110 no yds: Prebisli no .Andrevrs yes, `Tar. Duson i:o
Councilman Probish, seconded by Councilman Corley, -moved, in view of the vote,
that Ur. Christenson ar_sen bo allowed his resiftace, as a roaming house with the exception
of the tool sited or g3rabp apartment or Smoot house and - vitho-Lib ti-e use of any
advertising li,hts.;
Llayor Acker stated they were ottin i into serious business ^nc2 fixing to d,estroy
the mechanics of City business. Public Hoa.rin.;s we're held at which everyone pro-
tested against tho use of that property as a roomin,;� house and nevi the Council
prepares to over ride i%2thout a hearing; to those poo_)lo.
Attorney Ruff said it was only fair that those who are af.Cectod be given notice
and given an opportunity to appear and present objections. 'Mey did not have
notice that this petition would be presented toni:jit and believes time Council's
final vote MIL ht be takon in a very
ry arbi Crary mar_nor unless they 30 that.: 4io
suggested they table the mataaor until the next regular mee•tin- and serve notice'
on those people and Give them an opportunity before finally dispcsinG of the matter.
Councilman_ Andrews i said it is a mataor of zoninW and the Council is getting ready
to vote and O.K. a. violation of the leer.
Councilman Preble said this is the second time at which an attempt has been made
to intimidate the Council.
Councilman Carballo stated they must either deny to everybody or give to everybody,
make it wfiLir and legal use of the lays. Among the signers of the petition,
some do not live in South TAiai:a and had no ri jl, to be considered. Zis non point,
he does not believe the zoning board received the necessary information, therefore,
if Councilman P.rebish permits and toles on a suGgertion of the attorney, lie Will
ask to amend the Probish motion to table vAth th_o condition that by the no .t' meetiug
they have all parties who have the sa're viol!ttions.
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74ayor Acker stated that persons on pro;orty adjacent to the City should have the
right to consideration, similar colloid 0ration is giv
Gables. on from Clio County and Cora]:
Following discussion, in vAilch ..r. Kehoo s atod ho doe,, not ral for a ni;n t1nd
told Lr. Christonson that iso vloulu makO no plan. for a oigny"
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Pr_lbisi, moved they tablo the notion
of ;renting a permit until the yonin :3onrd CL111 Go into this.
L'Otion carried by polled vote, as f oli cnys s
PrCble no Cor3o y yen Carbo,llo yes rro }yrtr► no Prrrbi si" :roo Androvrs ,,o rji u;.d:, ;dos
:'r. �i JFPOC? 13fi1"Od l:1' cfler t .o t�reit7i S i%$ °+:1GYl "wravidodl v: r;v a W,ri zce bo 5ra,.gtod and
that th At Mien 1 "ad tr.:ulod? :e ai.wel ef£: if,�f�w f:. t:l a7cq v.. �titY.itiis�7w.
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zoning bowxu's decision is reached.
Councilman Andrews asked ho,:r lon• liar ,his been in
>.:i:. Dorf an replied since about iovombos- 2nd. 2e said that •ir. Canin,,ton „ave
-them oral p.rr- Aszion. x;o s ^:id the boxes are not stropm :Ion;; the roa; and ho
r ;at a clean bill from the :'ealth Department.-
C'ouncilman Andrews asiced ?meth-)r the ormitary: Co;,z.ib', ;eemnn haw had ra;y com)la nt;s
regaruinS satnz'; ^tion.
Councilman Corley replied there woro soma b3:fora Chrlslcmao but they did clown Lips
sowever, lie called atuonUion to 4 =r. Dorfman's tatorisnt thot he was haulin4 his
Garbage, and stated lie r_e: ds a permit for
On a call for ;he vote, ttio ;notion was carried,.
Pran% Russo, 15 Do. 3rd. l+vonni, c-id hn is a tailor and aould liho, ',so r 1oht to
for tazlor at leis House. 1 ,.o has a foot aoaer laach,ine and an iron. '
put up a sign .
Councilman Andrews asked viliether this is not a zoninC mat %er: bL't before tiie question
could be answered, Lx., Aus,a 1 °ift the me:)tin, ~. c'�mar1 Cara //v�s' %lr-
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mat3pt$i 8 �ssre/ s pre ✓�eus n:a re� wbo„� tlixt 7r�ue{
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e at+` � Od• �7 �nli Sec qy Of �iCv C, f tvrlQRin Ae hrt Ross.
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Attorney „uff stated this is a proper ?r.ttor to r.7for to the zonin, board.
Councilman
Councilman. Andrews, seconded by Gresham, ;;loved the of e T'shhip
I sign "rye referred to -Lhe zoning: board. ', .'otion carried.
Lir.i. Cope, addressed the Council re the clownin, out of the canal aloe, S.:+. 57th. St.,,
statin; tna'_::.:r. Thayer of ';bo,Dade Coun•t�^ -Ijalth Department was to have.been there'
also, but was not present.
Councilman Corley stated. that if the, people would pay for it the County would do
the work,
Mrs., Cope 'stated they would be willing to pay a reasonable amount toward it, that
it is a health problem, especially in case of high ivater.
President Jan Dusen asked Councilman Corley to investigate and bring his reconmendat-
ion before the Council.
C.• E Thompson, re: the canal, asked whether thera is any decision as to whom it
belongs?
Mrs. Cope said the County roan (Mr. Vardlow) said if the City would do its part
the County would open the other end and give the aroa relief in the event of high
water.
E. L: Cotton said he had 3 matters, namely: 1. , Plat,, 2. Zoning, and 3 Street
lighting.
At thit inint a short recess =s declared.
A recommendation from the zoning board on the Cotton et al matter - COCOPI;Uif
TE;12ACE ADDITION, Part 2. was read,* as follows:
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Ori a change of zoning for the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter less the
east 491 feet to be knovm as Cocoplum "Terrace Addition..pai u 2, a plat of wI•ii oh
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is attached, the Board recomnds facia. North Sth. Street, residences of 900
square feet,, exclusive of porches And car portes, be permitted; also that .re-
sidences of 900 square feet, exclusive of porches and car ortes be
p permitted
facing North 4th. Street; :also that residences of 900 square Beet, inclusive of
porches and car portos,, be =U be North 6th. avenue; and t.ie rest of.
the indicated area be zoned for residences of 800 square feet., exclusive of
porches and car portes
Mr. Cotton ,stated at this point it was a matter of -the plat.
There was .discussion, with Councilman Andrews, quo stioning ..Mother zoning should
not be tied in vrith it.
Resolution No. 328 was road, as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 328
A RESOLUTION A,-PROVING AND ACCEPTING A PLAT OF OOCOPLU .1
TERRACE ADDITION - PART 2' MCUTED BY EVILE COTTON, :ET AL,
ONMERS, M0 DIRECTING ME MAYUR AND THE CITY CLUM OF AND
ON BMMLF OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI TO AFFIX Ulroll SAID
PLAT M IR R SPECTIVi• SIGNATI,M'S AS S7;;C;i O';1FTCERS TO-
GEMR VVITL THE CITY'S MILL.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR A:TD THE CITY COUNCIL OF T:SE CITY OF SOUTii NTAi i, FwR.IDA•
1. MER'I AS, Emile Cotton, at al, are the tittle holders of the NE� of the 5174
less E. 491 £t., Section 25, Toemship 54,South, Range 40, East, and
2. WHEREAa, the said LE'mile Cotton, at al, have caused to be prepared by
V1. C.Bliss, registered engineer, a plat of '000OPLMI TERRACE IADDI`TION - PART 2,
the some being a subdivision of the aforesaid 14 , of the 5;r == less ttla E. 491 ft..,
Section 25 lowmshi 54 South HanSe 40 East and �,
3. 1jEE1ti.;A'S, the said plat of COCO LUIM TERRACE ADDITION -- Part 2, has `been
submitted properly executed by E. L. Cotton, at al, owners, end
4. 1&111 tEAS, the Advisory Zoning Board finds that said plat conforms to all
requirements of zoning and right -of -way dedications and recommends its acceptance,
NO-K, 1^d1+It2EkRZ, BE IT RESOLVED BY 1'"riE UAYOR AND CITY ODUNCIL OF .SOUT"d MIAMI
e .
That the said plat of COCOYLiJM TERRACE ADDITIM, PART 2 be, and the stone
is hereby approved and that the Llayor and City Clerk, rospectively, be and they
are hereby authorized to affix their siL�,n l•turos as such officers, together Svith
the seal of the City of South irliami, to said plat
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilmen Carballo, moved that Resolution No. 328
be adopted as read, and with the understanding that all streots be placed on center
of R# with 18 ft. vrldo paved surface per County specifications and all street work
progress with the building of roriden;cos.
Followin., discussion, including street dedication, the motion wan carriod.
On tho Zonin;, i,:r. Cotton stated -tho'Original coM +romiso had boon £or 000 sq. L
iLiniratms on No. 4th. St., lie. 8th. St. and Tto. 6th. Avo.,, too balance 801 sq. ft..
and later this was chon,;od to tho:,e fi.;uros of car portos arid porches.
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He is requesting that the 800 and 900 sq. ft. minimums be inclusive of car porter
and porches at 50i-S, which will give a more pleasing; looking house.
Following discussion, Councilman Andrews, seconded by Councilman Preble, moved
that an ordinance be prepared by th City Attorney setting up the zonin in
conformance with the rocommendatioils of the board e.:cejt to read "including"
instead of "excluding" car portes and porches', on a basi> of 50�,L
Dr. Tharp ,Mated that personally he believes Councilman Andrews suggestion good'
but cannot, spears for the board.
On a call for the votes the motion was carried.
Mr. Cotton brought up the matter of lighting; Sunset Drive end State Highway at a
cost of ;55.06 per month.
Following discussion, Councilman Andrews, secondod by Councilman C'.rley, moved
that they ;give tentative approval and take action' if proper resolution is prepared.
Following discussion, the motion uas carried.
L. C. Proby, attorney for C. D. Leffler,` convicted last night in the City Court
and fined $100, addressed the Council concerning this conviction and expressed
the opinion that the man was excessively fined. There was some question as to
his _guilt. He questions whether according; to the Charter was, Leffler does not
have a justifiable a. ?peal. 'There is a provision in the Charter -that- in the case
last night was William F.yBrown,Jr. acting in the absence of Jud;e y Th ad, a
of the absence of the City Jude the Na or will act a g h and
acting without authority and without effect, therefore, his action is null.<
Mr. Proby suggested return of the man's fine.
Councilman Corley stated he was in Court and that Jude Brbwn actually plod with
the man to got him to plead "not guilty."
Councilman 'Prebish thinks i.t would be wise for the CityAbtoinoy to ;join in a
stipulation with Attorney Proby on a tpeti-bion for a re- hearing so it can coma
before Jude 'Thead. In the intorim> -the fine can stand as a bond.
Mr. Proby dooms the action was without authority vr'na soever.
Attorney Puff stated that 6ection 18 of the Charter provides as I'Ar. -'roby says
end. Judge Brown was :without authority.
Councilman Problo asked what about tho rest th,a were tried last night.
Attorney Ruff' replied that until such timo as they make objection''hore would be '
no case.
Councilman Andro rs asked whoth.�r it is possible that Lr. Brovm was a ;)pointed by
a former Council.
Councilman Probish stated if tho action last ni *IYt w^s not valid, the mnn had u
:100.00 bond postod and thct would still be postod.
There vr%s a di.: cussion botwson ''•r. Prob -s- and Cauncilvian Probish on fine vs. bona.
Pry sadont Tan ihtson s:sntod it :t"s a quostion of vMcthor Jtidra ' ° °r,mn -.-= duly appoint
od to servo as deputly Jud,a and asrtod , °r. ,Toby to writ until tomorrow attd tho
rocords could be cho&ted.
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P. A. 'Tripp reeuestod, as a member `uf _;!O Char ex' ;o ^, d, that t`:te uit« :)ay for
a stenographer or typist for that Board.
1 u _ ' seconded by Counc� m to, red that -thee locate a
Councilman Prebie, loco 1 n Carballo, •no<
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suitable gable ndiva dual either tyoist or ^a•eao „rapher, carry on the work necessary
in conjunction with the Chartor Doa,rd and employ such person under as economical
an arrangement i;3 possible.
Motion carried by poll,, a3 follows:
Preble yes; Corley yes Garballo yes srosham yea Prebish yes Andrews yes van Dusan yes '
The following:recomnondation from the �oni'nZ Board w ^s read, ;re: the Diehl matter:
At—Its re &u-lar —mee ing -on February 7, 1950 he City Council accented the.
racorunendat- --on. -G '- the..Advisory 4on:i ru -and - Plailnin7, Board,. tiraa ch was as follows-,
"At its meeting on JanL.,.i:y 26, the Advisory Zonin4 Board checked a plot
plan covering
the nroposod devolonment of Lots 1 to 12 and 14-to 24,, Blocti. 3,
PINES PB 13 -2, for four oioht -unit two bedroom apartment buildingo, together
vzith plans and specifications therefor, submitted by J. 7. Diehl for 'the aquas
Diehl Corporation.
It is the rocommondazion of this Board that this proposed plot .clan and
plans for the buildings viaich were dravm by Gerard Pitt be apnrovod.”
Mr. Diehl was present and stated he needs 5 copies of a letter of approval,
Councilman AndroJrs, seconded by Councilman; Corley, moved that the Council approve
the recommendation of the °oning Board end th .t the City Clerk- five iar. Diehl 5
J copies of a letter of approval; ISotion carriod.
The following recormnend± °:tion from the Toning Eoard on she proposed plat of G2:1_ND-
V_TEVT P-kr%K, was road';
"concerninj; the plot plan of ^randvie,xi Park submittod by ierman s :ein: that the
plot khan be ap3roved subject, to a final check by the City Council."
Councilman Andreas, seconded by Councilman Proble, moved that ,gsolution IIc. 329,
t�inich follows, be adopted as read.
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A RE30LC TIr(YU AP:C'2"EjG7 10D lCCL"i� MX1 It PLAZ 0'' G - DVIL Plit.
EiCCUTED BY 17. L. MAitCCo, Ai;D Iat'IIITC PIV:IC�. , I, E UD '.. i li ;D
SEG�tITAI?Y -1' 1' "Llt ; , liLdPEC'i "T ",TI Lz U�' t va'sl LLAI,.i: COMZL:,f,
O:MITZRi , AfiD J. Bttl',MI A4LW::i", AS =DIVIDiAL IC;D 3 uUX,,L)I.0
yUI .ilU A L. ;i411,*=T , 1167,I7a' U UV 11432 u0i.1'is IsrE, A:,D DI:IEG.111 G
ti YUl,' A11D '=B GUY CLBfm, UP" A:ID C4 uRw 11 y-,-B CITY u
30UTrz ..TIu.I 2U ;APPIX Ifir( IT 3 ID , L;1. Y_Bj;k ,, soli "C 'I E bI�:;A.tME5
AS al:Cl:0ir ms S;;T,.Lf , �`ta; 2,,I Lm2yli 'J=-_ .
B18 IT It230rJED ;3Y ° :L i.1cWf V D :.;% CI Z1, C. " :;uIL G. rs �.T„"' I' J,.L: ` Ti R
1. rl:IuiiJ1S, 4„ `,'-'r* i:UM41 fib,, s "�: ', a : lorida Co oor `Uon, 15 t:.n bitlo holdor,
and J. Fur'ton Talioott 1n[ "bra ,. ' nlbott ^.ra t.if) oj- ,j'or:Y Ind
b' . 11 *
oocoal lty3r; af` 0
,, , of o£ h JA, o' b*l1tn 1• i�
..4, oc;ionB}m iU 54 � losn
-brim ,-�alnr 2 ^rcol ax' lrnd in
sotttho!�st corner thor)oxt, ,nor iiv , .zrd
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the said 2laine Company, a Florida Corporation has caused
2. 1;1:cslL> y
to be prepared by itichard J. c iors ch, Jr. , regi ,terod on ineor, a ,flat of Zlti _D=
ViIV ilk-M, the same being; a subdivision of the aforosaid of S'.i,, Of u%° ,
dection 25,, Tovms :iio_ 54 South, _iani;O 4u East, 10sq triangular parcel in Joutho<4a.
v corner thereof, or DB , and
3. T DREA:S, the said plat of CRL.17,,TlXi" P' JC has boon . ubmicltous properly
executed by E. L. :.arcus and Irvin- Pivnick, ?resident and Secretary - Treasurer,
respedtivoly, of Huth ilaine Go:t7ytzy and by urton '.Talbott, individual and
as guardian for .ora L. :.'albott, ovmers and more „z.ge holders of sa :rR. ^�: �7i r
PAXC, and
4. 1,1fiMLAS, the Advisory Zoning 3oara finds that said plat conforms to all
requirements of zoniw:: and ri;it -of -way dedications and recommonds its acceptance,
B13 1 IMMI;' �D 3r
<i L Y-3-Z A:M CITY M_C-�iCIL `�/' i� SOUMI, I;I:�ZU;
That the said plat of G 1 :?1UTI151 PUN be, and the sam, is hereby ap roved and
that the mayor and City Cleja4, respectively, be and they are hereby aut.?orized
to affix their signo,tures as such oPficors, together with the seal of the City
of South Liami to said plot.
Lief :ion carried.
on motion of Councilman Proble, seconded by Councilman Corloy, the loners of
. "Ira. J. B. i..unden, Jesse Koehler and T. C. ?3roimell pertaininS to zoning mateors,
were referred to the zoning board. 1, ion ccrriod.
Councilmen Carbalto'-=eodtto}1ho hold it the ne.± "re�ular „meebinm,, due to t active,
Iith the undorstanosn� t? a. t
t .•_ _ ..� � C � o the
lateness of the hour.
Attorney Auff had several ordinance, prepared for -this mooting, but it was a0reod
to take up the one on sruaring up some 02 'b,!O City.
Councilman Carballo moved tl *t rOr,..ivance „19i caption o:�' which fo;lloym, be placed
on first readin, in it °�ntiroty. ..Otion carried.
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ht O:IDII�AI`CL DECLA :, I_.� W I., ' .2 :; OF THE 012Y OF
S0UV ..�I :r �o ..3,..u.� ��.��3 d, 2”) or rLOm ..,
UESl Et3ELD TWM S2CTIO',TS 1 ,TD 2 AS RDOORDED IN MAT
P,OGFI 18, P,IG —b 47 OF ahls XBLIC iECORD3 OF DADE COMITY,
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rollovring first reading in its entirety, Councilman. Androws, soconded by Council-
man Carballo, moved that Oruinaneo =198 be 'placed on second readinjj by caption
only. Llotion carried, and Ordinance ;j1 "s8 read by caption only.
It was agreed to have the third roa4itg at the apoeial noeting on February 14tH.
The Pollowinb bills worn I N -bod Tor a- ,roval attd prymedts
;)YLi,S ,pAYAMS - .:: Vdbrdary 1, 1060
Bailoy's l ainber Yard 2.20 coment
2isettyno m,;inouri:tr, 8.40 , city rkaps
2ro Tor Coo di; 'Flor da 62 *03 0 tons r6di -tn
+ad Crodkott 10.10 a ice
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Community ISarket
2.8811 soaps, etc.
Donn in g's
28.70:,hardware supplies
Dorn- Martin Drug Company
3.20 k flashlight batteries
Dunlop Leather Goods
7.50`'` 1 Sam Brovine: Belt
DunawRankin & Company
225.00 .x semi - annual audit
Dixie Pig
1.60, 4 prisoners' meals
Firestone Stores
69.47,,%l 900x;24 tine
Poerster Electric Company
16.70V electric supplies
Poster Printing Company
32.50, - , printing-electric _ forms
Florida Power & Light Company
228.901 street lights - Fe>
R. C. Gammago
260.,60'N electric inspections
R. C. Gammage
78.00,4! Com. Bldg. Bloc. repairs
Highway Flotor Service`
400.61,kgas, oil, repairs;, tire
Holsum Lunch
9.35\, prisoners' meals
Miami Uniforms
116.75x\ uniforms - police
C. L. Miller
6.00, sharpening mowers
Petty Cash
40.39;,\per itemized list
John Ruff
150.00 A legal services
Railey- hlilam
4.44 A cartridges
Skagseth Stationery
7.95% stationary supplies
Ann 'Snoop
10.00,p flowers- :,Vchs funeral
.
So.: fvliwai- Atloutic: Service -
14.04 •!+gas; Cc. oil
Stambler- Adams- Frazier
10.00 ADoputy Sheriff Bond- MgKinney
Reserve FVnd (to tr.nsf. funds)
3,374.99,E (909.75 car inspections)
(2,465.24 Spec. street levy),
Totaling
5,174.32 payable out of GZ FPUL FUND <
`
Belcher Oil Company
917.71 oil (H-15)
Material Sales Corp.
278.30 rNpea rock (H -35)
Polito Rock. Company
1.70 ti, pit rock
..i 98.21 payable out of RE: ERNE IUND
BETTY CASH ITEI;,S -- JAIM/illY 1950
Gas allwuance C-6 5,0.0
Stems 14.50
Book "covers - 1.18 C -3 15.58
C 20.68
3tampu uc�-itsg
S -5 13.50
stamps
Zoning Board 2.25
Laundry
p -5 2,40
Express
F -3 1456
40.39
Councilman Grosllairt seconded o Councilman 'Carba
,' , y l:„o, moved that the bills be paid
as road. Motion carried by poll, as follows:
Proble yes Corley yes Car'oallo you Gresham you Prebish yes Andress ,yes 'Jan Dusan ;yes a
Councilman Androws brought ud the matter of inspoctor 0gninf;ton's illnoss the
need for a aubstitu'so and the iat3er of pay.
ho recommended that as -r. Canington
has 'boon a, City emPloyoo for e lontl Limo, ho is inn, inod to pay I n s »lcxy during
illndss, limited to 60 days, and if he is not
able to coma bacl, then, to ; ivo him
a;
a 1-ys limit -of- absence
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Councilman Preble, seconded by Councllmmn Andrews, moored that Inspector Canington
be retained on a salary basis for two months from February 1st.
'� yr blotion carried by poll:, as fo'llovrse
Preb`le yes Corley yes C'arballo yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Andrevis yes `Lan Dusan ye
I,Fayor Acker stated that Ben Powell had agreed to take the Canington posit temporarily
Y' at :x200.00 per month.
Councilman Andrevrs, seconded by Councilman Prebl'e, moved that the City retain
Ben Powell at x220.00 per month for a temporary period., not to extend beyond:
March 31st. 14otion carried by poll, as follows:
Prab'ie yes Corley yes Carballo yes Crosham yes Probish yes Andrews yes 'Tan Dusan yes'
Thera being no further 'busine'ss, the meeting was adj,urned in regular order at
12:40 A.M., i'lednesday, February 8th, 1950.
edent, City Counoil
ATTEST:
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'I, Clerk
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