1950-02-21 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTG14TINUT1 S OF THE REGUIJ2 , TIIdG OF TIE CITY
COiTy.CIL OC SOUTH LIAM HELD TUESDAY L�Ii1dIIIG,
FEBRUARY 21,_ A.D. 1 950 AT THE CON21UITITY
BU11LDI NG AT 8:00 P.K.
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The meeting was called to order by President ran Dusan with Yayor Acker, Attorney
Ruff and Councilmen Andrews, Prebish, Grosham, Garballo and tan Dusan responding
to roll call. Councilmen Corley joined the meeting during the reading of the
minutes of the special meeting of Febrvary loth., which were approved as road.
Iiavinna for confirmation of herprelim nary assessment roll for the cost of
p S t. _. lb ryas onenea
ti'rith the r�adinl of the J g11 notice
calling for sarna.
Following discussion, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved
that Resolution 1"To. 330 be road. Yotion carriod.
RESOLUTION Ido. 330
A RESOLUTION CONIII211ING THE PRBLIlWTJzy ASSEiSI+uF T
ROLLS MR tiIGfli'V.SY TLIPROVENIENT 11-
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A.D. 1950 pgER � , the Council of the City of South „Niami, Florida, met on February 21,
rsuant to leg
notice of said Meeting under Section #54 of the City
Charter to hear written itten en objections to the confirmation of the Preliminary Ass-
essment Dolls for the cost of cork in highway dist.•ict 1I -15, and
U' S no objection thereto vras made by any person intore -sted in or
affected by said rolls and tho said asses3,ient 1.0113 appearing in all respects
regular and in accordance' with tho requirements and Provisions; of tho Gity Charter.
I'07f, THEREIURE, BE IT I1I1301772 BY -TE' 1tYOR 'ND TH1,- CITY ODUCIL OP ' n. CITY
Of, SA-Tim- ;.i1111I s
lintin1. That
Rolls aciean l Oss ent as apportioned acid indicated on said Pre
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y hereby in all things confirmed and sustained
against any and all lots or parcels of the ground described tharoin.
2. That tiro sa:1ms or ainQutita 00:'OsLOd a, °ainst each of the loto or partials of
round in said Preliminary A,sos:.ment,Rolls are less than tho remount that each of
; aid loft; or parcels of ;;round is OOPOOinlly benofit-Wd by said iiaprovomont and that
such amounts aru in proportion to the special benefits that tiro property received
and according to frontage, and not in o.,cess of the apecial benofits to the property
assessed.
be, and tho saino ct•o, hor�sys ofwsaid i,xYlroVarj ?nt, in the stint of` 6,2 �.uO for
3. That the total o
nh ap "Vdd and ronfirmod.
4 That thirty a °k,o grtor $iii r.?tovo oonfi.rmtliion of also 'IMOnt , tho amotint
apartioned and osesn,d against each ld;;lor pc,rcol of ground s! ±all bra due and pay
able ant the oprieo of the :xyor a� ZhO Cil..V *gall, but that if tho o nor of any
lot or yarcol shall Pilo it< :ho 147,ryor before such date on which Pull payment is
1.o lrod, his or her vrrittbn i +lortOkind, rtvtiVilnt; s11 irregularity And lljor -lity
in erothoop. -iv with or ayid�nssoa .r.��r„, n6 � s � _ L, or ado shr,2l
httn the o. "mile -e of pa� in 'the 3 10 In Ogft- . annual ` ll 1.t in d!°Cl. 01, fiae
succoodin', dt3ilr3, :i1uh iistc3•tls$ Ujfon 3P ell c afarrod iYl9if;t i iy'33i. .� ''S"fiq rt'.3 of nix
f1oi'CZinis' b",'! der 'tifttilfd, �7!!y jiti #'+j +x i:i 3 ; ;YA d to on 1.61ch c� c}Y se�.sn not
old ari dito i uo'rt and ra9l:inV Wjrd tot �,419d.
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Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Resolution 2Io. 330
be adoptod as read. motion carried by poll, as follows:
Corley yes Carballo ,yes Crosham yes Prebish yes Andrews yes ?Ten DLs.on yes
hearing on the confirmation of Resolution No. 327, ordering the improvement of
streets in Improve=nt 'Districts 1-1 16 and H-17, was opened with the reading of the
legal notice calling for same.
A. 1'. Pendray objected to the inclusion of South 2nd. ,Avenue at the rear of his pro-
perty, saying he has no use for it.;
0. E. Sessions also objected to -South 2nd. Avenue at the rear of his property.
J. J. Parker (living at the corner of North 6th. Street and North lbt. Road) also
asked regarding North 6th. Street and stated he does not object to the cost of
re- building that.
P. A. 'Tripp believes it might be wine to do North 6th. Street over and he is will-
ing to pay for it.
Councilman Prebish suggested setting up another district on North 6th. 'Street in.
time to work out with this development, and the Clerk be instructed to draw up
the necessary resolution for the balance of North 6th. Street from North 2nd. Avenue
to Red Road.
Regarding the objections to South 2nd. Avenue, Councilman Gresham stated 'these
tivere only two objections and he does not believe the others should be penalized
because of that
Councilman Gresham asked what procedure would be required to get the R/a still
needed and :Attorney Ruff stated it would have to be by the usual condemnation pro
ceedin s which are quite involved and a jury rust fir. the value.
Mayor Acker asked whether the project that is included in the resolution has to be
completed in its entirety before anyone con be billed for the work
Attorney 'Ruff advised that until the City has the R%71 they cannot improve that
particular portion.
Councilman Carballo stated the Mayor has a point and perhaps if they eliminate the
street in question they can go on with the bslanco of the project.
At this point Councilm,.an Prable joinod the ri sting.
Mayor Acker stated he cannot "see why a street throb foods into the business rrea
should be held uo indefinitely by tho o�movs of 2 or 3 Sots and if condemnation
necessary ho feeds a fair price mould be sot by a jury.
Councilman Gresham, soconded by Councilmm Carbollo, itoved that .youth 2nd. Avenda
from South 3rd. 5troat to South dthe Jtras.t be aliru.noted from District 11-10.
Motion carried.
Councilmrm Carballo, seconded by (Iounallam Corloy, novad that Redolution iio. V031
bo reah '
i?oton carrir�d.
? E50LU ION NO. 331
4 RESOLUTIOI? COIFFTRF,irts RBSGl;JTI011 .30. 327 ORDl•RING
:aGEjL,%Y II.APROVZ,2 TS H -16 and H -17 IN � E, CITY OI
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TETIEPE1lS,, on the 17th. day of January, A.D. 1950, at its regular meeting
on that day duly and legally held, the City Co;iucil passed and adopted its
resolution 'numbered 327 ordering certain h �,htivay' improveirents to be done in said
City of South Miami, Florida, a description of which more fully appears in said
Resolution 1o. 327, and
vITIL'R .,( ', subsequently therato after due and ]s gal notice, duly and legally
published, calling and providing for -the hoarin� of objections upon the part of
all interested persons, the City Council at its ,meeting hold at 8 o'clock
on February 21, A.D. 19`50, did hear and consider all objections presented by in-
terested peraons to the confirsr.tion of said Resolution No. 327 ordering said
highway improvements, and the 'plans, specifications and estivate of cost therefor'
and no objection to said imorovemants, plans, specifications and estimate of cost
having been sustained, the said Resolution No. 327 so ordering said improvemen•t5
to be made, was by n majority vote of the City Council duly confirmed, with the
exception of South 2rd. Avenue from South 3rd. Street to 'South 4th. Street.
SNOW, 'THEREFORE, BE IT RBSOLVED BY THE.11MYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SOURT MIAMI, FLORIDA:
That said Resolution No. 327 adopted the 17tH. day of January,A.De
1950, ordering said highway ima�rovenents be and tha same is hereby confirmed, with
the exception of South 2nd. Avenue from South 3rd. Street to !South 4th. Street.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Resolution No. 331
be adopted as road. Motion carried by poll, as follows
Proble yes Corley yes Carbello you Gresham yes Probish yes Andrews yes Van Dusan yes
Mrs. Phc
Pauline Pedersen aslred regardinG the cost for tho width of the streets in
UNIVERSITY Councilman Gresham stated it would be 35?/ per square yard and on the wider paving
there, it will be approiimately 55�,per abutting foot*
A petition was road from the J. R. E. Loo P.T.A. asking for permission to hold a
carnival the weak of March Gth., on Vnrnhnll Wil'liamson's property. Charles Brooks
stated he believes it is the same man that unG here before and it war, to be for
6 days, for their fonco fund.
lidding to objections voiced by othors, :Mayor Arkor stated ho was aGainst carnivals,
thet :ovary siogo of broaking and entering; and lwa violations started :Aeon carnivals
are in tovifti. They alao bring unsaaitajrj conditions, vrith their tro lard, oto. Pad
the normal complement that Boos with a carnival is of ! iuectionablo character in
many instances. The Material gain is not justi^iod for what a carnival brines
into t arm.
Coune. lntini Andrews statssd oven i:V the VIA l0ros no zonoy, the Carnival :could carry
ncono t out otw tho district, anu ac'.aa ay hurt 'Vino padptlo 'in tho area in tho opora on
of tie carnival. ;gnaw about P, baaaar4
tere r pp s otod iV -Wid C'My t3us etitioi, ono V031i 1110 to toe the Counall 50 on
r od6fa Sad pats fm orii 1onted b. rj.-6ltt -'Aon ddoylt%;; tali der 1-4A a In tho futo. o.
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Councilman t- ro3ham, secons:od by Councilman Corley, moved that they deny the request
oP the J.R.E. Lee PTA and that an ordinance be dravm prohibitin ;, carnivals from -
coming into South Miard. I,iotion carried.
f Councilman Andrews asked about that fence`.
H. Hollis Barrow stated since there is no: playground for the rcolored children he
thinks that the City should be obligated to help with this.
Councilman Gresham asked what they have and Charles Brooks stated about $;600.00
dotaz at the School Board, they have another 100.00 on nand and need about $600.,00 more.
Followinb discussion, President Van Dusen stated that if he is willing to do this,
than tho' Council let Councilman Andrews work with the PTA committee
1v ,,
Councilman Andrews agreed to work with them.
George nollihan, attorney, appeared before the Council on behalf of his chants,
Z. firs. Otis Ryan, who lack ingress and egress to their property because the
IQ-bate of Florida holds a ,strip of land 15 ft. by 371 ft. just east of north 9th. road Tie from
Fund andsbuy that strip•(the Ryans will pay theycosots)candhmabotarPla outroovoment
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilmar. <Corlsy, moved that the request be turned
over to the City Attorney for groper
,T y 4 procedure.
Following discussion, on a call for the vote, the motion was carried, with one
negative vote.
L. C. Toby, attorney for W. L. Sauls, raised a question on the Zoning P.oard's re-
commendation; rogardin;; entering from the side, •that he is nw renting that pro-
perty but what if lie no longer rented' and could not �;et into his lot from the side?
President Var, Linen stated this was apparently a zonin; board problem and asked that
16r. Proby carry it back to the Zonin Board
The following commitnications from the zoning board' woro next fiIcen up,.
1. 11DITt AL :RECO,;I;MINDATIONS s
"Lit a meotin of the SoLlth 1"Tiami Zonin;; and Planning; Board hold at
City hall January 26th., 1J50 th; ,aembers of the *;card directod thn 'lice-Chairman`
to call the attention of the City Council to aho violaL•ions along tho East side
of HiJivray Igo. 1 •,•rithin the City of South i =rani: specifically (1) to `41e jult,
yards at Hi§ -Way Liotors and South 14im- Atlan' ib service Station; (2) violation
of zonin" regulations by Ilie parkin.; of construction equipment on the .talph P•alm►s
property at Mouth iitato Hi• ;hwwy and Jouth ath. 5troot ton which a zu "olic %uaiin; -,•Jas
held sometim- in the na it. )
Y : i; rucmunondod big the l'oaru tl nu since comn'_ :tints on che.o conditions arc
bo ez brow .ht to the zoarl" s attention jy citizens, tho Council should act imrae_:iv:tely
to clear u; t?�oae violation::."
to ittEt „+ i c .Kr ell iaSciwhich ot!nril nn Prjbi ,h at Lad I -,Is depwrtmant vAll 7rocood
ol_o,rr sisct.ssiorf ..n s
t �t t. os'a taro xiolttions, 1.' :;e Olty Attorney vnll a..vzae
Yhn w %olicb dopurL -ro et A. to hr.;, neon V161ated.
r.�Y �ynt 3ics� °a� r ,tat , ntv,tcii tin :'� +�ruash m 'At anmoy -1) f ill chrirga of t- tkin'; carp
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2. T. R. D. Holding Company.
"A public hearing was held at the City Hall on February 20, 1950 on application
of .tho T.'R. D. Holdinj Company for a change in square foot requirements for re-
sidences in AVOC.4r0i011ES,la proposed subdivision of the vV'- of SID4 of My� 4 of NR
and "ff of,T R1 of Syfi of N4 of Section 25.54 -40.
There were no objections to the proposed change and this Board thereforo're
commends that the Zoning be changed to Permit the erection
-of' the following size
houses on the lots as enumerateds
Lots 'l to 13 incl. 909 so. ft. minimum
Lots; 14 to 26 incl. 600 sq. ft. minimum
Lots '29 to 32 incl. 700 sc. ft. minimum
It is also recommended that `Wie proposed plat of AVOCADOO. HMES as per attached
print, be 'approved."
Councilman Prabish, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that they accept the
reconnriendation of the board and direct the City Attorney to draw the necessary
ordinance. Following discussion, the motion was carried, with one negative vote.
Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that Resolution No. 332,
which follows, accepting the plat of AVOCADO HOMES, be adopt ed as read. lelotion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 332
4 RESOLUTION APPROMci IZIdD 1►CCi _PTIni(T :A PLAT OF
AVOCADO 1`I0I;IES E=CUMID 13Y T.R.A. HOLDIITG 0010,1NI'
017111M, MID ) IRZCTI -,qG THE 12-YOR AN-" Mm CITY CLEM
Or Mull BEITALP 0? !01E CITY OF SOUTE' 111J i.:I 'f0 AFS2X
UPOIT SicID PUT THEIR REMPECTITIE SIC1F11.T`UMES ;a$ SUCII
0: - dlaM TOCDl'IIER rUM PUE, CITY'$ SEAL.
BE IT RESOI "•,TED BY ME 1.:71YOR AND ME CITY COMUCIL O, Ti:E CITY 0Y SOUTri 1,1IAKI, FLORIDA:
S 1. 1 -71 US, T ill,.D. 11oldinr,, Company is the title holder of tho 1J��.,- of
�E4 of ITVV; of IF) y and "r' of NEy of Si, of 11D4, Section 25, To-Malnip 54 S., RAn e 40 B., and
2 e+iiL�.S, the snit] T. : D. i:oldinF; Company has caused to be pro-
Stubbs registe,ro(: onrinopr, a plat of 13"Mofirc , CI1La, the sumo bei�g
a subdivision of tho aforesaid ','d of aEy of 2111i� of IM and Yfa of NE4 of S1f of 1J ,
uoetion 25, Township 54 S., ;,Range 40 h.:, and
3. V9i1l ti =, the said plat of .11VOC,ADO }'iT.F, a has boon r1fomittod, proporly '
executed by Tell.D ,11olding Company, osnor of said IaOaAIo 11*0,,, , and
4 WME10, the Advisory Zoning Board finds that said plat confort'ts to
all roquirements 'of zonin. and ri ght -oi'- „try dedications and roco=nends its wucoptahco.
SX`IMMIL tar
That the CAU, plt[L of 1'i; CAW, MI:M bi, ind blto 8alla i-, end
that llYO :K, ar and U2t;yr Clot-%, r, oral ivdi�t, bo snd .} t)y A1.0 'toraby author tad to
affi.. tl.02r ui,,7tat4r,75 C-. u1''th ok-iC.+ir , `c:0141, ar -A1.6l. i a"1 jo l oi: "h:) 'it Qt'
.south fiia::,i to sail} �ro1ur.
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3. 'e arciinb T. C. Brownell.
"'The request of Yr. I.P. . C ;3ro•;uo1i for infornFtion as to sot -tack rormiromert
on Lots 12, 13, 1 and 15 C00?; 2'S : UBDIvlSh ? has boob roferrad to this ;3oard. `
"I•t is rocoirunended that buildinf, line is rive ft. west of the :rust line of
North Ist Avenue and 35 ft. north of the Sunset ,Drive property line."
This recommendation was acco_tited by the Council of its regular ma::tino on
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Sent;mber 7, 1945.
This 3oard feels the those sot -bnc': s are the abso uto :miniuu rind in view
of the precant traffic 'congestion in the area of tiaesta lots, rro conside the
set -backs oven more necessary than they woro whin the quoted recowieIndation was
made in 1943. ""
Fo•1]owing -further discussion, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Probish,
moved that they accept the recommendation of the;zoninv board. Notion carriod with,
one negative vote.
4. Clasel- DorfYman matter.
"The request of sTc el's Inc., and Philip Lorimar, errors and lessee respectively
of Lot 15, Bloch 1 Lc^Fr'.Y:r: �'11T S for a temporary variance pormit, to permit a pipe
and canvas, covored shod nest Yo 337 South -Stato Hi�hway.
Inasmuch as the lessee only vtants the ahod until April 1, 1950, this Board
recommends that 'a temporary v.xiance permit be granted, provided a bond, suitable
to the Council, is posted guaranteeing the removal of the pipe and canvas shod
;within ten days after April 1, 1950 and guaranteeing that the fruit and vogetable
stand now at this location vri.11 be conducted in a neat and orderly minnor and in
such ;a way that no nuisance or traffic hazard rasultc from said operation."
Councilman.Androvis, seconded by Councilman Prebish, :coved they accept the reoommendst-
ion of the 'zoning board and urvnt a temporary wrianee permit un to April ;1, 1950
and -require '%ae pouting of a .X250.00 bond in order to assure the satisfactory removal
within a period of tan days after April 1st.
Councilman lndrows stated ho was willinZ to accept fir. Klasol'n bond for .1250.00.
Votion carried.
S. Regarding Lot 1 I'OIIMIAltA IIM
"Pursuant to a roquost for a change o • zoning on Lot 1 Mli3CI&, 1111,Z from
-1 use to porrt .he oporation of an automobilo salos'rnd sorvica businoss, a
Public :.oaring; ww; held at the fit;r 1.all on innuary 26, 1050.
At`tor crrct'ul and considurad "'u1iburaation, this 3oard pogsed tho t"o lor:ln
resolution= IM rho oard vocowand wo ttte Council in viov oi' the hood in the
Con,utnity planning; for morn pe.0c aron Mai in viow ox Vin faot t-h6t rho paritist
Char It id :willine to boy Lots I to 5, 23 to 26 P0113 WIA PVT., to 'be convartod into
park tnd playground arras, that tho zoning; oh5lnge raquos'tod by 1lo3ars. 6autior
sand Crosham on l,ot 1 1Ot1jOT.V* WIM'. ba ro 'usod.
'hero It also the thougtht thHt Witco tho origIntil ownar.�s of VJI WOVUU; =1 ro-
:wo quaatcd R -1 totd"i to dt tc,110 _prosipoetivd ho2W ornors to obtain y.R.ne ins"ad leads,
f&tftgop3� �soninig+, alit affact I'Mare �.il.�. conAt is It M.-O nndsrr,61aged re
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The question was asked why the church is buying all those lots, whether it is because'
they want to or are forced to
L. C. rroby, explained about the all -over plan for the church, that they wanted
to acquire the property across the atreat for church purposes, developing it into
a park, etc., for recreational purposes.
Mr. Glasel asked whether Messrs. Gresham or Gautier havo title to Lot 1.
Mayor Acker called for a point of order and asked that'VIr'. Glasel be removed if
he can't conform to order.
T;r. P'roby stated that ?r. Gresham was entitled to appear before the zoning board
to ask for the change because fir,;. Opsahl signed a deposit receipt, ;hat they
were not questioning the right of 1dr. Gresham, that he had a, perfect right, but
that it was a question o=' who had the right to object to the re- zoning.
Mr. Glasel
ask board Glselelieve nge. only owners of property have 'a right to go before the zoning
Mlayor Acker stated that IVIr. Glasel owed _+tr. Gresham a public apology for making
+,he statement that he would give an affidavit that Mir. Gresham had nc right to
make application for change of zoning.
Mr. Glasel said lie was sorry. V
Councilman Prebish, seconded by Councilman 'Corley, moved that they accept the re-
comrx3ndation of the zoning board.
Following further discussion, motion carried with one negative veto.
.1 letter was received- from the Scoutmaster of Troop 21,, sponsored by the Lindley
DeGarmo Post No. 10, American Legion, offering, to pay $5.00 for the -music machine
in the Coms,unity Building. In view of the pending, summer plcyground program
(for which the School Board is promisinw two full time directors) it rras decided
to check on the cost of repairing the machine for the City's use, and the Clerk
was instructed to get estiwtos on the cost of ro- conditioning. it.
A letter from Juvenile Court Judge Beckhwa akin the banning, of Ingrid Bergman
pictures, was read. Councilman Ardrews, seconded by Councilman Prob'le, moved
that the communication be filed. 1rTotion carried.
A letter of thenks from xro. Charles '?. lichs was rend.
A request for quit -claim dead to Lots 23 end 29 r'.nd a portion of formor "South
atroot" W.A.H. HOBBS SUM. -to clear a title, was pr:,00nbod on behalf of the present
title holders, E. F. Shelley, Jr. =a :riro
Councilman Carballo sMGCosted lotiAn;; the City Atte noy chock: and if found proper,
let him write the proper deed. President ran tuson turnou the matter over to the
City Attorney.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Problo, move: thrt Ordinaneo 110 200,
caption of Which follows, be placed on fir.t ror.,;in;; in its ontiroty
"lotion carried.
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ORDIM1 CE INTO 200' _
VT ORDINANCE AMENDING O- DI'TMCE NO'. 197 MITITLED "11-1 ORDINMITCD GRIIt1`EIITC TO SOuTfi COACH: LATE, ITC.
A ?FLORIDA CORPORATION I'JU) TO I 'S SL CCMORS AND ASSIOS,
TrlB RIGHT TO VSE ALL 5T.R :I S, A; 'jUFN ID 0`i"_"FI PLBLIC
HIGIMAYS 11T THE CITY OF SOUTH I:I101I ?.OR .MID DLTI1TG Il
PERIOD OF TAT (10) HEIRS Jf :I' T'U?PCt.SI ;02 ?,STABLIS$ING,"
OPERATING ,I:ND 'M AWTIIINIIJ: A BUS SYSTEM OR TRPITE_ G TIED
PASS :dI{ 0010211 TSATION; IN CGNFO_R1,1ITY TvITrI AiTD ili$JEC^
SM
lb ALL PROVISIO_tS, TL 113, A:iD CO'N ITIOATS JEREIN 'RECITED.
Following the rea(iing of Urdinauee 14200 in its entirety, Councilman Carballo
called attention to the limitation to schools ;rithin the City and to Ponca do Leon
High, tha:'W.I.4rs. Lee is carryin;; children to other schools also for 5�, and wonders if
that limitation would have any effect.
!Attorney Ruff suggested they could amend it, if the necessity arose.
Councilman Androws, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that Ordinance' ;o. 200
be placed on second reading by caption only.
Motion carried. ,
Attorney Ruff is to see if Paragraph "H" can be clarified for the noxt reading.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilmzn`Corley, moved that Ordinance No 201,
caution of which follows, be placed on first reading in its entirety. I16tion carried.
OI.DTIJUITCE 110. 201
a
A11 ORDINANCE MIENDING SECTIONS NO. 4 AND 5 OF OJiMUJANCE 210. 98
AS Ai`iUMDED, OF THE CITY OF SOUTH J,:I!�ireI, O01.1VIOITLY KTTOVW AS
ZO2MG U}tDI`1lNL "E OF THE CITY OF aOUJIH� I:IIP.At1 BY CHA2TGi2T1 THE
IAINITMI, GROUND AR£A REQUIRIZENTS 11701? A `R -1 DYTEMOPM121T PRO-
PERTY LOCATED ONE Q'J.ARTM OF A 1,JILL II•T EACH DIRECTION ALOIrG
SUNSET DRI)1 AND rUI'•LUM TOAD :' 04M, TTM IN TEMISIC',TIUN OF THESE 'ROADS.
Following the first reading in entirety, Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman
Carballo, moved that Ordinance i�To. 201 be placed an second reading by caption only..
Motion carried.
Councilman Carballo brought up the matLor of prcparinb a police ordinance to replace'
those sections in the code, but no fetter was at hand from the Charter Board on the
=attar.
Councilman Androws brought up the proposed form for renting the Community Eui]dinG.
Follouing discussion, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Corley moved that
it be mimeographod and placed in effect as soon as possibla.
There -ryas discussion regarding; dopbol.t from organizations using the building at no
charge.
llotion carried.
Regarding siGnz and fences, Att;on' o *,huff reoire ;. dd that firm be »lacod befor(i tha
sr' " t
+r: toninG board for aoveral reasons: `1) mat ,or of planning anA to some nxtont Zoning,
(9) auto vnecking businos::, (3,) fencas for ras-xdoncoa, corner,, sto.
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Councilman �xadroivs suggested that Attorney Buff present it to -the zonin, Board, to
,Ari dlr the Council agreed.
The follaving bills were :submitted for approval and payment:
Eleanor Arendt 6.40 charter board secretary
IT. S.. Darley w Company 11.60,' chemi. hose
B. F. Goodrich 100.00'n 4 tires sanitary truce
Hall Paving Company 72.00 bulldozing; pit
A. G. i eGarey 8.85 ' Traiisfers
Miami Daily Idews 16.26.• I1-15
II -16 and I -17 Leal notice
F. J. Neff 25.00 � Traffic light chin e 'ovar
'Phillips Typewriter pewri•ter Company 6.00•1 Charter Board typewriter rental
Cauloy- martin Insurance Company 2,805.19 Total insurance -premiums'
2,567.n0 payable out of GINERAL and
REJERIlE 15TIJD
t Councilman Preble, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that the bills be paid as
read. Motion carried by poll, as follows':
Corley yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Preble yes Andrevrs yes Van Dasen yes
Councilman Corley reported that on the matter of gas and oil he had received only
one bid, from the Sinclair Refining Company.
A. J. Rebozo asked whether the matter was still open, that lie would lire to bid
for the Dixie Tiro Company.
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On
153.r26,roover matter, the comznr.tteo agreed on a one -third reduction amounting
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Councilman Andro*s,.seconded by Councilmen Preble, moved that the Groover tax bill
on C10LBRIDGE LA11i3 'rJOK be amended to tyro - thirds of the original bill at X459.80.
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Following discussion in which Mayor Acker stated it is not a. matter of equalization,
but a matter of ad, justment on property that, was assessed by sautual consent of the
assessor and ovmer at that time, and ch'onged : ?ands afterward, the motion was
carried by poll, as follows;
Corley. aba �ow.=evoting Carba to yes Groshom yes Prebish X&s Proble yes
Andrews yes Van Dusen yes
Councilman Carballo stated -that R. Ii. Tanner has served his 3 months probationary
period and is entitled -to a raise from ,)155.00 to ;'180.00 as of 1'abruary lst.
Councilman Preble, seconded by Councilman Andrews, moved R. H. Tanner's salary be
raised to ,180.00 as of Februsry last. notion carried by poll, as folloviss
Corley yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Prebish yes Freble yes Andrews yea pan Dusen yes
The meeting adjourned in regular order at ap -roxi:,.atoly 12:15
February 22, A.D. 1950.
ATTEST: 4517d1t, City Council
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