1950-10-10 MINUTES OF ADJOURNED CITY COUNCIL MTGI
.'I1 UTES OF TIu ADJc)T -11 ,: D _ Z ETI_1C OF
3L CITY Cc7 7011, OF :3 GUZ-17 :4 [ CU 72LD
TUD31DAY =1, _sT atr, OCTO -_= 1,:, A.D. 1950
AT TZ,, COIIX11I Y BUIL7INid AT 8:00 P.1,1.
The meeting .sras called to order by President Probish with i,:auYOi: Acko , Attorney Ruff
and Councilmen Preble, Carballo, Gresham, Rebozo and Probish responding; to roll call
agreed�to -bake up stated tha� in
t is�timobors of the Council 'it tiros
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After a brief discussion of the previous meeting;, President Probish stated the First
matter of business concerns the bids on the motorcycle,
Councilman Re "bozo gave a report relaaive to this and considering all angles recommended
that the Harley- Davidson motorcycle be purchased.
President Probish read Resolution No. 360, as Collo=s
RtSOLUTIGIV 110. 660
fi A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING Tile, PURC1 ASE OP CITE
1950 H -D MOTORCYCLE i-ROIJ BILLY T11-dPLE 1.1011ORCYCLE
COMPANY KR HE TOTAL PRICE OF $981.o0.
VJHME.9S, the Council in regular adjourned session on September 12,, 1950
passed a motion to advertise for bids for one standard 1950 or 1951 motorcycle, and
11HE_R=1 , in accordance with Charter provisions, legal notice for sealed
bids was inserted in the RIVIEIt2, TIMES of September 22, 1950 to be opened on October 3„
1950, and
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and WHEREAS, bids from two concerns were submitted in accordance thorewith,,
".UERE'As, considering all matters concerning the; bid and delivery date,
BILLY TM1PLE MTCRCYCLL COMP11TY has provided the most favorable bid.
IION, TIM2PORE, BE IT RESOITTED BY 21E 11AYCR A:D CHE CITY CDti gat OF
THE CITY Or 80UTf," IIIAIJI:
That tho said bid of BILLY 'TE1211s 17.0'TORCYCLE OOMPVTY be accepted and
order eor one standard 1950 H -D Motorcycle at a total price of Nine 1Tundrod iGhty -one
and no/100 Dollars be placed.
d Orosham, s ocotid'o4 by Councilman Preble, moved that I ocolution Igo. 360 be adopted
as roa
Councilman Cm hallo stated the rosolut.on oalled fcr the Fixl1 price e ;9131.00 boin; paid
what about the 11•200. for tho old motor.
Oouncilman i:obozo statod tray bl d Cit+,T had "200. dnpositod with the City Clerk! by ax pur
chnoor for tlao old 7tot�•r.
OomoilLrall CArballo ntatud he was nfiro'ly the Mowhod of doin„ i%"" to dloar
oursolvon oln thin,
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Prdblo yoi Oarballo Vas oroohan Vos 2.dbo o ProbiA yos
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A loner from CITI�T'IdS 7�OAld COIvT'3tls?�Y a^ roar ro�uz��_n. recon�idLration of the lice�se
fee fora Finance Company.
Councilman Proble explained that it was a question of classification and they were
originally licensed as a small bank. Now they are strictly a small loan business, but he
o does believe that the rate ($150.00 per year) established on the City's books for that
should be adjusted and recommends that it be put at $75,00 on a temporary basis onl
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until such time as a banking institution comes into town.
Councilman Gresham stated that Lire Sparks had told him if we can give him a:n adjustment
for this year ho could not mind paying the regular license fee next yoax.
Following discussion, Councilmm Proble, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that
a variance be granted to Citizens Loan Company for a .475.00 license ;fee for the ensuing
year and that the City Attorney' be instructed to draw xis the necessary amendment to the
Ordinance. Motion carried.
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The request of Mrs.. May D. Solms for permission to park a trailor on her property of
723 North 8th. Street was read.
Following discussion, Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Proble, moved that
Mrs. 5olms be advised to ,get waivers from the adjacent property owners and -then consider
taking action.
Attorney Ruff stated that Ordinance No. 98 prohibits narking them except in a garage.
Following further discussion, Councilman Proble, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved
that they table the motion for further consideration and Chief McKinney check the matter.
Motion carried.
i + A letter from Omar B. Stang, agreeing to provide a 10 ft. alley adjoining a proposed store
for which permit has been requested, was react, togother vri.th LIiu fcllo*ing rocozivnouaFr ion
of the Lowing Board, on the matter:
"Re: Application o f 0MAR E. SPAfG for building p ormi t on Lot 16
COOPER'S -
Thab Mr. Stang be given permission to build this building with a tan (10) foot alley
to the south thereof, (betvtoon the new building and that; occupied by 5tang1s Appliance
Store) and that the 10 foot alley uhall be oponod for thru - traffic, from street to street
(Sunset Drive to the ;Ti,Thway), and that parking be permitted only adjacent to the said
10 foot alley and be rostrictod „to tenants of the adjoinin; bul_ldI7 s.
It is farthor recorunended that the City fttraish proper aims and provide and an-
force. such traffic regulations as may be necossary to maintain this alloy and limited
off- street parkin; on the basic outlined•”
Attorney huff said bho main nuestion is a mr C.-Or of load .nr, and unloadint, for the business
Houses there.
Following further discussion and a rocormiandation 'by lLtyor Acker, Gounsiltnati Carballo,
socondod by Councilmen Problo, moved that tholl ado, tho rodolvendation of the Zoning
Hoard anti riarmit be grtrn0d vrith a 10 ft. t1loy, arsi. tiio volieo Doisarbmont 'rogulaLo
tretic in said Aloy.
14fotion. carried by pall, as iol ovta
Prcb'lo yos Carballd y -j 4rdI.I.Iqla r4z '!tA,,ozo brow Probiswa yoc
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Resolution Ito. 361, as follows,,.;vras next read-.
RESOLUTION ITO. 361
A RESdUTIU«T OF ^L CITY COUNCIL Or, TIM CITY 0'r" 30 T I T IAriI
AUTfIORTZIIIG k CIII�iTuE OF ZONII'Tb IRUMR -1, 'TO 0412 USE 02 THAT
TRIAiTGUL'AR PARCEL OF LF'u&PURCHASED BY DAvID P'ULIZ.IP -M AND
" BOUI7DED OIL' THE SOUTH BY D?CJIS ROAD OAT TRE- ITORTILVEST BY U.S. -Al
A 1D OF THE EAST BY THE SUBDIII8101T ICIT01Y3 As5 OINK HBIG_,,NS AiTD
BEING A PART OI• SL'g 01,1 8W Oil tit °F j, SECTIO # 36, TO741TS11IP 54, SOUTII
RANGE 40 E113 T, LYING SOUTH'rAST OF R/I'F.
BE IT RESOLVED BY TIME MAYOR MD CITY ,OCUIICILCGF, ilCiTTH i I2IDAe
7MEREAS, an application for a change of zoning' use ofth2; parcel of land here-
inafter described, 7ihich has been acquired by David Pullman as all extension to his "
present holdings abuttin U.S. X'.l, Prom an R -1 (singled- f'emily) use to a C -2' (liberal
commercial) use, and -
WHERELS, a public hoarin; w ^s hold by the Advisory Zoning, °and Planning Board,
and there were he objections to the application and the Advisory Zoning and Planning
Board has recotmnended to this Council that such char_ve be granted, subject, however,
to the granting of an easoinent of an alley -way •to George' A. Bland and Iiughes I.ti1: °er for
ingress and egress to the rear of their properties, and subject to the dedication of
t northwest ten (10) ft. of the said triangular parcel of land by David Tullman ahon<
if
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and if the adjoining property ovnnors dedicate a similar ton (10) ft. :t'or the purposes
of a wenty (20) ft. right- of -:vay for a public alleys
NOITJ THER' EFOR3,, BE IT RESOLIED, that the City of South ,'•;iaTiti, Uy and through its
City Council ,;Zd I'layor, do hereby adopt the rocommotdations of the Advisory Zoning
and Planning Board of the City of :ioutb, grantini, such chango from an P -1 to a C -2
use of the following described land:'
"That part of the SE of the SW of the 7..tfk of S'ee'd on 36 -54 -40 described
as' follows: Begin a4 ittorsection of North line of 'Davis Road and the Last
lino of youth nixie I i�;hvray (also,knovm as U.S. 1), said point being 35 foot
north o2 the south line of the Yif -, of Section 36- 54+40 and 66 foot south:oastorly
from the FEC TM RiT;ht= of -vray lane; thence run easterly along the north line
of Davis Foad for a• distance of 308.44 feet to a point of Beginnin -; thence
run north at right angles to Dw ;is Road for a distance of 23.54 foot to a
point, thence run northeasterly along; a line 175 foot distant from and
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parallel to the ast Riyhi;- ofvray line of South Dixie I.i „h;vay to the east
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line of said SE. , S', d, 15k; thence run south alon- east lino of said S ;
SMa�, I7aF to north line of Davis Road; - bbouce run lest along North lino
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of Davis Road to the j oint of i:oi iiininG tl
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subject, how6vor, to the granting; of an oasomont of an alley -vray to ftoorto A. ::mild
and M %:t,hos Tlillor for ingross and ogrooz to tho roar of their proportion, and aub;joc;
to the dedication of tier (10) fo.rw o.” tTxa ;Iaid aritkw -illar p-rodl of
land by David, Pullman w,,on nn i? the a.;joinin,, voporty o lner9 dodica�o n aittil _� ton
(1tI) foot x ar �tho "; '4'.
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BE IT i u0L r:;D uY '° .,u'iYC {? OTT; CI Y C. :'CIL 0^ aOi tI .,.Ii I, :L0 ^IIe
That the City kLall be furnished with ivator by the Consumers' ',°Jator Company and
that a tapping foe of 'Twonty dollars (•20.00) therefor be p ^id for said necessary
connection of viater pinos and That the City Clerk par :;he vrator bills monthly
for hater supplied, by said Con;umors' Water Company as billed by said Company, after
approval. by 'City Council.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Robozo, moved that liosol ttion 1:o. 362 be
adopted as road. Lotion carried by poll, as follows:
Preble yes Carballo yes Gresham yep Rebozor• yes Probish yes`
President Prebish next read Rosolution Ioo. 363, as follow -0i
Ii�a'CiZ "1'ICli3 NO. 363
A RE,SOLUTI ,! AUT'ruItI M', TIDE uSy 01, A I ALL ITIDN
dITR REWDII.1:, " Cz�TL'STS" BY ',TILLII ,Z E. C RIS^sENSEN AT
5336 RFD ROAD, SO UT1? !M WI, , FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, the Circuit Couxt in and for '*de Cot'n y, Florida has on September 19, 1950
entered its Order Amending Final Decree in Circuit Court case No. 130707 -D by deleting,
proviso contained in its original order entered the 12th. day of April, 1950, Which
`restricted Mr. William E. Christenson from the use of advertising sigps at 5336 Red Road,
South Miami,, Florida,
NOSY, TNEREIORE,, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF SOUTH P fddI, FLORIDA:
That William E. Christensen is hereby authorized the ,'use _of a small neon sign reading
"GUESTS" at 5336 Red Road, South 1dami, Florida, provided, hm, ever, that grantee heroin
is restricted to the provisions, of Section 99, Ordinance 1, knovm as the "Sign Ordinance"
of the City of South Miami, Florida.
Councilman Carballo,, seconded by Councilman urosham, moved that Resolution Ido. 363 be
adopted as read. Motion carried.
Following discussion the proposed Bus. Benches Ordinance, Councilman Carballo, seconded
by Councilman Preble, moved that Ordinance x221, caption of which follows, be placed on
first reading in its entirety. Motion carried and Ordinance No. 221 read.
ORDINANCE 110. 221
A?I ORD11TA- CE A14211DING 0 DIN.A"I CE h0. 177 K11 0 4-1 I.5 -11B
OCCUPAI�IONAL LICMISE ORDMA7CE BY ADDlld;r TI.LRETO DI1.
CLASSITTCATION "ADVERTT i11t; B =2 BU3IITI333" MTD ESTABLISI IITU
121WIT FEES 111TIe REOU'L TIONS VOr SAID BE:TCfM56
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Problo, then moved that Ordinance i10. 221 be
placed on second roadin f by caption only. I otion carried and Ordinance 110. 221 road by
caption only.,
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman P , then moved ghat Ordinanco Ile. 221
bo placed on third and Pinal roading in its entirety, as an ortorgoncy taoaquro. i:otion
carried and Ordinance Sic. 221 read in its entirety.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Counciltm Groshwi, moved thab Ordinance 2+o. 291 'bo adopted
au roan. Motion carried by polls as followa
probla yon Carballo yos Croshma ydi Hoboso yes Prabish yos
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Mayor Acker, reporting for the committee for advertising for '25 fire hydrants, stated
y t H r Board;,
the had received 'a report tha.,, day from the date
Councilman Carballo discussed specifications for fire hyaz t,r Ile; scatac -,, hey were
ready to advertise for hydrants, sleeves, valves and standpipest The mains are going in
every day and i•L- costs the City about $75.00 more if connected later*
Following discussion, Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that
Consumers Water Company be authorized to install T's end valves at designated hydrant
locations on all mains laid within the City of South Miami from date unbii further
notice axld_the City be billed singly as they are installed, and that payment of these
T's ead valves be defrayed from the Fire Department appropriation for this purpose.
Councilmen Robozo °stated'he was deligated to see Mayor Acker and Fire Chairman Carballo
in accord for once.
Following discussion in avhich resulting saving to City was brought out, motion carried
by poll, as follows:
Preble yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Rebo:zo yes Preb:ish yes'
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Gresham, movo'd that Ordinance No. 222, caption
of which follows, be placed on first reading; in its entirety. Motion carried and
Ordinance No. 222 reads
ORDINANCE NO. 222
AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE TERRITORIAL LIMITS
OF THE CITY` OF SOUTH MIA[AI BY ANN7_kJNG BLOQSS
1, 2, 3 AID 5 of DA71I5 MANOR r B 51 PAGE 41
r PUBLIC RECORDS OI DADE COUTTY, FLORIDA
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman 'Preble, moved that Ordinance No 222 be placed
g Y p y 222 read by caption
on second $eadin b caption only. Motion carried and Ordinance No.
only.
Councilman'Rebozo, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that- Earline Johnson be hired
temporarily, beginning October 2, for four weeks, 'at q035.00 per week, to help in the
Police Department with the car inspection tickorrs.
?Motion carried by poll, as follovis=
Preble yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Rebozo Yes Prebish yes
A letter from J. E. Murray re: tlio petition for street 'improremenba in the colored section
was read, and Councilman Gresham stated the proliminary' work is being done at the City
Hall and he is still waiting; for tdle survey by L1r. Bliss. Ile agreed to contact
Rev. Murray on this.
Councilman Gros-ham stated he tmuld liko to sot up another improvo -wtt district, and sub-
mitted Resolution Ido. 364 as followse
=Ottrllold I,O. 364
A ?i wOU 1ON 1►UT11G121 V15 LOCAL Iiz°p tO. `::i11T 2 -19•
BE IT f3 oOWED BY TME 1.'1' OR AND CITY COLWar -L Off" "aµ2 CITY (Ia 3013V iilll II't
1. Tha. l odl 3 rove n doscri:bdA t tnd dwAgnaWod as a1lo ;rd shall too Mde undor
SocLioft 40 of hho Ci;:f Chttrtfw and Coot on S2, ClinAor, 13079, 3vocia1 Picts of Vlorida,
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IMPROV , ,211T H-19
Rebuilding the following streets:
So 2nd. St. from So. 4t:1.Ave. to So. 6th. Avenue'
So. 4th. Road from Sunset Drive to So. 2nd. St.
So. 5th. Road from Sunset Drive to So. 2nd. St
So. 5th. ,5t. from Ludlum Road to So. 10th. Avenue
So. 6th. St. from Ludlum Road to 5o. 10th. Avenue
So. 9th. Avenue from So. 5th. St. to line 188.72 ft. south of South 6th.-Street,
all in W.A.H. HOBBS "VBDPTISIO14 PB 4-111, BEER IiODILSI` ES PB 41 -69, SV14SY.IL VILUS'`PB 15 -42,
IXJR`MCE 11011ESITES FB 42 -32, IWIRUI CB TLtRAC1 PB 47 -61, OX HEIGHTS PB 46 -64, rYE3T L_/LRiIN
PARK PB 12 -49 and /or acrea e in SDdl of NE of iqu- , Section 36- 54-40, with a 6 inch com-
pacted limo rock base, primed and sealed with asphaltic oils and treated with pea rock,
at an estimated cost of thirty -five coins (35f) par square yard.,
done by city forces hereby declared the intent or this City Council to have such work
2. That it is ty
without contract.
3. That the cost of such imrnrcvemi)n-t except intersections, the cost of which shall
be borne by the City, shall be defrayed by a special assessment on all lots and lands ad-
joining and contiguous or abounding and abxtting upon such streets as they lie within
the city limits of South Miami, on a frontar e basis, which said property is hereby
des-
gnated as Improvement District H -19.
4. That said special assessments shall be payable 30 days after confirmation of
such assessments or at such times and in such installments as the Council may designate
pursuant to Chapter 13972, Special Acts of Florida 1929 as amended,
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Problo, moved that Resolution No. 364 be adopted
as read. Motion carried.'
With his re- instatement, the Clerk was 'advisod that G. L. I'Villig is entitle d to a full pay �
chock on the 15th.
Gilbert Burmeister asked re the fan he had brought in for trial, belonging to Gala Miller
and offered to the City for :65.00. It was decided that the fan was too noisy and he was
instructed to return it.
Councilman Carballo, seconded by Councilman Rebozo, moved that they adjourn the meotin
to 7:30 P.M., Prlcnday, October l th.
Mayor Acker asked that the moetin be adjourned to a special time for a definite reason.
Councilman Carballo asked that thoy do as the Mayor requested They should adjourn to 7:30
IQonday and if necessary fix a definite ondinf, time for the it-Ll ing. 3Yost urgontly.
Motion carried and mootinG adjournod at I ximately 10:15 11.3 . t 7:3 P. ; :, 11onday
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