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1951-01-02 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTG11IIIUMP OF TU REGULls t ,MEETl,vG OR 214'2 C11Y C01;NCIL OF SOUTH YlK.1 HELD TUE3DAY I.VEI- II1.G,; JAIiLL'URY 2, A.'D. 19ri1 AT TIM, CO]hK!- ITY 11irSL7_)11:;: AT 8200 PeN. The meeting was called to order by President Prebish, with Councilmen Corley, Preble Carballo, Gresham, Reb'ozo and Prebish and Attorney huff responding to roll call. Mayor Acker joined the meeting; during the reading of the minute: >'. Minutos of the .regular meeting of December 19th. were read, and following a correction - on page 5, the minutes were approved as corrected. Iolinutes of the adjourned meeting of December 26th. were apprived as read. PETI'i'IOI;S Mr, CO0dUriIC!TIUNS 1. .The folloAng rocorxrerdations vrere submitted in a lotl-er from-the Advisory Zoning Boards "The Advisory Zoning Board met on Thursday, Decomber 28, 1950 to consider the three requests referred by you on December 19. Interviews ware had with the applicants to definitely clarify any questions and the Board now rocom.ands t1-a following: 1. Benjamin Adler. (Ifietes w bounds,, in - 5E -Sy4 -SEA, 2G- 54-40) That permit to keep surplus chickens from his market would require a hearing and Mr. Adler was so advised. - 2. Chas. Ritthalerz That Mr. Ritthaler be granted a variance on Lots 8 l6 9, Bile. 10 TOIM51;PE OF LMKINS to conduct a business to be known as "Charlie's Trading most & t1sed Metals" subject to the or ection of an 8 ft. wall and signed agreement that this property will not be used at any time as 'a junk yard. It is further recoimiended that the 'City Attorney be instructed to draw the proper agreement,. 3. 1m. Segal, Lots 6,7,3,9,66, :32 65, D. 50' Lots 51 �4 52 a.A. LAc3(T..z"r`S. that the list submitted by Ure aegal, twrith modifications as follows, comos vrithiu C -1 uses, as follows; Barber Shop, Supermarket Fishing Taekle Bakery Plmt Retail only Linoleum Li floor covering Beauty parlor Mons', ladies' t: children's woar Florist Electrical appli.ailces for sale I err furniture o counocted upholstering connected repair Candy rrtft,. w retail sale Ice cream parlor, manufacturing, Salo of Jovr)lry, gifts " repair of same (noisolcss machinery) and retail sale U;p',;ician Shoe repair Restaurant Laundromats: To moot St.to hoard of 'Ioalth Physician professional offices requirorwnts and secure special periait from the Zoning 4. Planning Board. CJoaniuZ, prar,;,ir_- ,: altora�,ions li:ritad Pot stores, limited •to birds. to use of non inflwmble liquids prnvisicnn for dry- vrolls o:;ht=—,t 16r,n4 "Fish .Poultry :;torus (Xil3 od off 1:11d Page - - ?. 1!ollowin :discussion, Councilman Prublo seconded by Councilman .:rresham, moved that the recormnendationa of the Advisory uonln,-; Bornd be acceptod. ;'lotion carried. 2. A letter from the Florida League of 144unicipalities referred to bhe chanp in mombershiga fee scheOulos which plane; 3oubh '.Jiami in the (100.00 per year group. i Inasmach as this is a renewal, Councilman" Carballo sugivested that tho City renew its moribership and JMolude the itom in the bills. The Council agreed to this. 3 The report from the Personnel Board was an oral recommendation by Dr. Tharp, of Anthony S. Da,gett for the vacancy on the police force. pp' Polloi,dng discussion, Councihnan Gresham, seconded by Councilman Preble, 'moved that A6cQr� the recommendation of the Personnel, Board, (later ad.red "for a probationary poriod") Follorrin further discussion, Councilman Preble moved that they table the motion if Chief 1,IclUnney can malre out until the next meeting, so that the position can be ad- vertised and the Doard can interview applicants. Councilman Carballo stated he would second the motion o' Councilman Preble;. Councilman G"reshanT, re: the recommendation of Baogett, stated he is a local citizeno and lie is not in favor of going outside of aouth I,iisni to fill the vacancy. It was suggested to split up the extra iiiai's salary for two weeks and put the regular men on Iflotion to table was carried by a pall, as eollows'e Corley yes Probia yes Carballo yas Gresham yes Reb:ozo yes Probish yes Councilman Preble, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that proper advertising be placed in the papers, for applications to be r ec.eived and turned to the Personnel Board for action. Motion carried by poll,; as follows: Corley yes Preblo yes Carballo yes Jru iam yes Rebozo yes Probish yes 4. Re: Attorney Proby, for i,:as. '?owar: Councilman Gresham . nid he had contacted ,rir. Proby itho could not mako it, but will try to nia.lto it the nowt meetin'- night, 5. President Probish road the folloviin,; 11.4t of namos to be strioken from't1se Registration Hook and the reason for :itrl.lvin, ;: `(Anderson, Cooley 1. «oved jiloz)or, Oh-rle .,:ovod Anderson Cora Leo Moved "wooed An erman, um. D. Deceased dr1%r14 , v %j. '.'ovj .,rL�.i11, .�jrr1'3 at. ",fla;.ed . «wad Barfoot, Bernard P. Docuacod harfoot, L".erlo V, loved :Yatf fal , L03.1 As Dacea nod Bates, Alice 0. Deceased Bead 1, " 'r 't . ii. ^dfcTd i�0'JOC1 LCi'i.toT:, : GL"!"bow a .. w4vtia i3oaoh '.iil'A oven ;.snood Beasley, 1. B. ,..avast :30n3lo Y, 01ana . : : :..cve�3 :L'_' olt:�, v� r„u 'r`• .,�i'~IVd itntzie e11, riilliaza �Ova w`d,'taTrd:,, r v'i :�• .«dSVUd Flo,vers, GerAldino «;. ;,loved :cT.ntush, Donald A. Moved Flowers, Thuraton 0. 1lov ?d I:c2ntosh, Hilena L. l.1ov ©d Godwin, G'illi.e S. la,vgd `ttl aox-, lj'3rinj C. Jr. i +ioved Godwin, D. I"'VG0 Poderjon I..iac ?Z L. t.:oved Gar�<sm, �,ttat;r .;loved; Gorham, S. P._ Yoved; Ramsey, '.Alma H. Lioved Red, Jesse Deceased Lar-ha, i i?l'itni T. Deceased Horton, F. L. Movod Saunders, Dexter Moved Saidensticker, John G. Roved Johnson, FY-ank L. Roved Soidonsticltier, Nettie. J. Moved Johnson, Lucille G 2.aoved 3taphens, Joseph K. ir:oved Jordan, Ina Moved Jordan, .:m F. Vloved :'an Dusen, C. R. Moved Van Dusan, Norma R. ?,loved Kimbell, David R? Moved Wiggins, Iattie Deceased Leer, Adelaide Deceased "Woodham, 3enLde I rlovod Martitr, J. G. Moved Yates, Dorothy Moved Martin, Loi:'ona S. Lloved! Yates, rim. G. Moved Any person whose nano may have been improperly erased or stricken from the list of re istered votera may have same restored upon making the fact that 'it ,,t-.s iT�qroperly struck appear to the satisfaction of the Council at its regular meeting, the 16th. of ;January A.D., 1951, Councilman Grosham, 'seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that the list be approved and posted. Llotion carried. Re: Mootion Personnel for the February 13 election, Councilman Carballo suggested that the group at the Charter election ,Ms ,xe].1 q;t^lified. The Clerk vias instructed to check and see if they viill serve and report back at the next meeting. Phayor Acker roported on the establishing of RAV corners in the colored section by a 'University group consisting of an en°inoor and ? youn; =on from the tngineering School. IIe stated he would like the Council to vote boyo a token payment for their servicos:. The 3 workod 3 days and he stiggosted 60. 00. President yrobish stated they should give them at least ;r10 per day. *aayor Adcor also reported that they used eheir omi equipment aryl that one nets pole (log OP a tripod) costing wl +1685 should be roplaoed. Councilman Gro31'nm stnibod he is in favor of diving; the boys the 90. and the polo could be bought and charged to the 3troot T ooartmmnt. Councilman Gresham, oeconded by Councilman Carbrllo, MO1,rOd that I;. ,lit. DoCarlo be paid 'W30.00'Aor survoying the colored section ;oath of :.o.'Sth. 3bro:V rn -jrnat an additional ;14.85 bo apipropriatot7 for •tt.o polo. ,:otion carried by poll, as follovrs': Corley yes l'rabSe ,pus Cr ^T•b�1xoo �rau ?ia t 'o «:obozo des I'robtIt yon \ a Pai,e - -4 At this ooint - 9:35 - -�hor; recess c,a- declared and business resumed at 9:45. 1 ltevoluLion No. 471 vra; r Li,, 'as i'cllovrsr REBO7lt✓ TIOT1 110. 374 A RE3 L1I`L'Iu1I AV,�1_4is31. 1z� ;:TtIL 01P 1A?:D5 OF - 111aSIL +ILL W1LLIX,.,SOT,1 DESCRIBED 1 E:ti I : BELOW IOR THE SUM OF 035.00 FOR -271, YEJUZ 1F350 kO1? THE USE OP IL PU13LIC PAIM TOR THO CITY OF SO T11 IIIZII,,, FLORIDA. BE IT R1;30LITED BY '111M CIPY COU"I '4CIL OF T!1141 CITY OF SOUTH !J11 I, FLORIDA: 1. That the City of South Miami shall rent the property herein described bolow from. Llarshall "rlilliamson for 3035.00 for the year 1950 for the use of a public park for the City of South: Miami; ` S 444 ft. of E- i,TV -1Po -SE less vi 188 ft of S 90 ft. and less 17. 100 ft. of N. SO ft. of S. 374 ft. of Sec. 25, T. 54 Range 40 E. 2. That the Cit-j Clerk is herein authorized to issue a check in the stun of 35.00 bo ?;Iarsiaall 1�JillFUnson ;, dra n on the General land of. the City of South T3iami in payment thereof. 3. That this rontal agreement is for the year 1950 only and shall not be con- strued as to cover any future years, Councilman Preble, socondod by Councilman Carballo, moved that Resolution No. 374 be adopted' as read.. T otion carried by poll,; as foilotv:,s l Corley yes Proble yos Carballo ,yen Rebozo yes Probish yes The question of Ordinance 11 o. '225 having Actually been read 3 times in one meeting (the Doc. 26 being an adjourned of the Doc. 19) was brow -ht up and Councilman Carbillo ,seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that - Ordinance llo,. 225,; caption of which follos,s, be placed on third and final reading; in its entirety. Notion carried and Ordinance 725 read. ORDI1TA1 CE 11'40. 925 A11 ORDI;AIICD lilOVIDI > '4s ;:Oid THE- COF",P 4'3ATIOt'4 OI` TIM' 1-1118MU8 OF TILE CITY C0111'4CIL JVD THE L11YOR OF TIES CITY OF SOVX t;TNUII ;, Ptrjtj`CAtIT To .;U'B- SECTIOE C -1 jV D C -2 OF W',C`i'IOil 6 OP CITY GARTER i13 A:,121DED• Mayor Acker raised the question rue the X300. per year expanse account to be paid in 12 EQUAL installments and to be acoountod for by vouchor5 It vain acrwid to delete the � words "to be paid in 12 equal instal.lmonts " Councilman Otrbal'v o, seconded by Councilman Probic, I:iovod that Or lUwirco *io. P25 be adopted as road. i;otion carried by poll, ac follo rs s Corley yon Preble yea Carballo yes vradhait yon Rob6zc yet Probiah you CS Page - -5 Councilman, Gresham, re: the colored. Youth project, stated the last; time he talked with Marshall 'Willirtmson the property wa13 still available at � 12C0. There - should discussion writing plans, ndnsome form of agreement men l•onsiblo, etc. It was stated this put Councilman o Carballo ted in the last meeting Mrs. Frye brought up the matter that the property us s dt by the School Board and the suggestion made that it be sent to onin- Board for the y r Y' property y the possbilit of buying owned U Jeff Gautier., Following further discussion, Dr. Tharp was asked to have a Zoning Board report on the Gautier matter for the next meeting, Resolution No. 375 was next read. 'as Iollows: R 30:UTIQI M. 375 A RESOLUTIO'I AUTHORIMG THE PAY:jIEIaT OF 179650 1,80111 TIM GENEPS.L MM TO JULIA1I L. CAI ?BALLO. BE IT RESOLVED BY T :TE CITY CDUWCIL 02 THE CI''TY OF SC;r I:FINjI, f`LO.IDA. 1. That the sum of N79.50 be and the same is hereby authorized to be paid from the General -Fund to Julian L. Carballo as per Court order heretofore entered by Judge ?-Tilliam A. Herin as costs taxed against the City of South Miami by said Court order in Circuit Court, Criminal Appeal .A359 -P, and 29 Than the City Clerk is herein authorized to issue a check 'in the sum of 479.50 to Julian L. Carballo in payment thereof. Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Preble moved that Resolution i;o. 575 be adopted as read. Mot-ion carried by poll, as follovrs: Corley no Preble yes Carballo not votinP1 Gresham yes Rebozo no Probish yes Following discussion re: temporary employees,, Councilmen Corley:, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that Ordinance X226, caption of which follows, be placed on first reading in its entirety. Motion carried and Ordinance bo. 226 road. ORDIIJAME 310. 226' 4� AN ORDI. ME1 D1':IMITIIIG TBE STATUS OF DAY LABORERS FOR THE SAI'ITIL eION ,DLPA;.,2' ONT AND FIjXIRG A PIOBATIOIjAgy PMUOD WR ALL NE10" EMPLOYEES 01' TIM CITY (Ji' 50UT1I Itil21d41, MIZIDl1. Councilman Carballo, socondad by Councilman Corley, then moved tbat Ordinance x226 be placed on second reading by cannon only. Lotion carried and Ordinance i,o. 226 read by caption only, Resolution Ito. 576 was next rout., as yal„o;4se 1,L• "a3Gr- J.Bar:7 10. 57v lti 1i;«iixLLTIOT: tf ,ilix`u BUS ;r !y f� err r' PIA CAI ��yy B=U .,,1, In:IC� ?Mii:Lij1(jYl TO PIAC:i k4 a I:li it(i�i.alYi!r . ,.iC; S 1 ►"L .;0 v L, rr'T1 :I TM CTi"C 01.1 501M -11 :lkzr.' VMRRAS, requests have been received for benches :,rithin tho City of South hiami, and y HEREA$, Bus Benches, Inc. has expressed its desire -be servo the citizens of South Miami by placinG non-advertising benchfis at these locations for the convenience of the public, and 's'ITMEAS, the Council has discussed this question at a regular Council meeting and being duly advised in the premises, 140W, THEREFORE, BE IT RE30ITIETI, BY TEE KIOMR JOID iIE CITY 03- GINCIL OF TIIE CITY OF SOUTH �'IA:l, FLOI2iDA: ro That in pursuance of authority contained in Ordinance No. 221 there is hereby granted permission to Bus Benches, Inc. to place and maintain non - advertising benches- for the convenience of the public at no fee, provided, however, that as and When advertising contracts are secured for any of these benches, then the Grantee herein h shall comply with all provisions of Ordinance No. 221 as to normits and fees. Councilman Carballo seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that Resolution No 376 be adopted as read. Motion carried. Resolution No. 377 was read, as follovis RESOLUTION IIO. 377 A RESOLUlIOIT GRAT TINE BUS BEU LS, II(C. PLR1,11103Tt7IT `117 PLACE MvD L +AINTAIN FIVE (5 ) BRITCHES AT SPECIFTO ITOII -BU3 STOP LOCATIONS. 1AMEREAS, request has been received for advertising benches at the following locations 2 at Stato Ilighway and Red toed (ti -W. Corner) 1 in front of 14hip Inn, 717 South State Itighymy 2 Benches across from Spec' s, 17 .3o. State s?iE;rrr-ay, and r "11IItEAS, the Council has discussed this ruosi ion at r. regular Council. meeting and has heard the arguments of those concerned and being othervi;e duly advised in the promises, 1101,T, MM2, URE, °BE IT RESCtL- D BY `xME I;t 0H 1 1) u:E CITY GOMICIL 0�7 'TIM CITY OF SOUTH MYICIIl FLORIDA; That; in pursuance of authority contained in Or4Utance No. 211 there is hereby gratitod pormis,,ion to ::tits Benolhos, Inc. to pldco cared M- itain at the locaticns stated above the five (5) m4vortisin-:; boncl.es wor the convonionco of the tuoli�. Councilman Grashatn, coeondod by Council-ami Garbftljo, mowed tlsit Rewr.lution i :o. 377 be adontod as road. VOtion carried. Couttciltitat irashnV, ros the Chambor 02 Cotar,erco loaao ,i6th tho itail.re,ad for the strip along; tho RAT, stcbod ;:hat farther aetion on this wni boin ,told tip the correction of a tochnioality in the lo n,10, ;thich had boots ata rnod to t to ailror0 for that bur�Oao. ►ne tollto; n 1tyi1J ;rctz'o : c{ ':sod "or ago rrrrrl "Ind pf!:Vt:<otlba BILLS tAYyBiE' -- DLCNMBE 31, 1950 Bailey Lumber Yard 29.35 •, lumber, nails, etc. Bob's University Service 351.93 4,gas, oil, otc. ureger Co. of Floridal�l 65.00 t, cold patch. Consumers Water Company 100.00 " 13�vy a Sunset valve Teo Cecil T. Carter 55.00 Bulldozing gnrbago pit Denning's, Inc. 7.03%\ hardware Dixio Gas Corp. i 10.00 11 gas for police dept. Dorn - Martin Drug Co. 1.50o p -x for prisoners Euro'.a Tire Hose 414.00 fire hose Florida Equipment Co. 40.00 broom repair Fla. League of Municipalities 100.00x,-1951 dues .f'ost'er Printing Co. 39.00 + printing Mr. Foster's S-%o're, 33.52 A office supplies R. Q. Gammage 257.35.1. electrical fees' 1 leather nner for 21.00 ciintpipe Tanner High way MotoroService cut hole signs c Holsum Lunch 25.70 prisoners meals Lon; Officer Supply Co. 20.40 r; office sup4,3 ios Loyd's Garage 33.40,, repairs :`ac -A vign Co. 152.U5, ?urvbaria9, for mt ing sins Y,anGum As,.,,nalt Co. G6.33'` oil for stre &.s Material S ale; uorp. 30.60 , pea rook iTiam < Daily 11evrs 6.44, legf;l notices •..; . _$ �,�_��: i.arald al 7 56� le •al notico let; _ Rock Co. 40.$04 pit rock Pot•5,y Cash 32.95 x nor itemized list Joseph Pfeiff'or 4.501 lettoring signs _Uviera Mmes 2;60 d* 1exal rctico John Ruff 150.00A attorney foes j.,:; Sc. ami ;Atlantic Service Station i 10.93r has Billy Temple Miotorcycle Co. 11.064 repairs to motorcycle Turner Taros. & Co 0.30A hs- ,rdwaro 2,33 07 ;iziley Ltunbor Yards ) 6.57 � for 3;Tas decorations Boy's Electric Inc. ) 152.90j, n It n Foerster Electric Co. ) 193.61 30.eal n it ,r Denning Is, Inc. ) .78 n �� urnor Taros. u. Co. } ' ` 2.75 r Totaling 2,332.66 payable out of GE"s*MRAL : XND Donniur,'s, ; Inc. 0.454 hardwarQ Bo's's ihiversi-hj Service 4-5. 69 dal, oil, etc. 1 "au um Acw alt Co , oil Vor ctro ata T,Atarial Bti1es Cora. V:4'.v,3 pea rook Oolitzl Bock ;0. rV.,l. ,k pit rock Pta :i �^�' li`.1S}i i• Jib °" �%C1I' i'�M.'.tiL47,. � 1 nu'; of •- . �,. inj r.j }� X-- .y.,y y. �y le1iJ.. 7, +r:+. ,.7 —.. «. L./Ls,. J::1• raj iitid - �a ot�';ols A »3 t,. ti0 y j �y _ J ttt.i."�au c, )bm ront U -3 39,jG° _ _ - k;ai roll- rronea C -6 *00 13.;7h Etter o'n 'j. vtak st -";" V -" - t !b r °r'�Lty f diltlxd3 iii .7� ' -.s. T�r•yL�ilu a�:s� Nk�`aF.., v k�>V:: .�ia+.�..9 Page - -S Pocording fee tI -19 1480 Stams�s 1T -20 3.00 RESEH'JE Ft 1TD a .Hsu Councilman Preble, seconded by Councilman Carballo, moved that the bills be paid as reed, and as of December -31, 1950, in order to clear these accounts in the first half of the fiscal year•.' Ylo•tion carried by poll, as follows, Corley yes Proble yes Carballo yes Gresham yes Rebozo yes Prebish yes Councilman Proble 'broitht up the matter of uncollectible personal property to ,es for the v years 1942 thru 1949, in the total amount of IeSlS.a), which, on the auditor's recommendation, should be cleared off the books. I�t was agreed that those should be sat un in a resolution for this action. Councilman Proble also reported receipt of a check in the amount of 03,931.71 on December 11 for the October cigarette tax collections* Councilman Preble also stated that the telephone company had advised that it was holding an additional number for e. phone and that he would life the City to put in another phone rotary - in the Clerk's office. It, was agreed that the volume of business handled warranted this and general approval given. as Councilman Carballo stated he wants a hydrant at Sunset and, the Highway, that he has the money in the budget and can buy it. He wants to get it before prices are increased and hydrants cannot be gotten. I He was given the O.T. Councilman Rebozo stated that Officer 7. As Pressley, Jr. had been hired a year ado and is now getting $200. per month. They are talking about; replacing a man at 11200. and it would be-well at this time to grant Pres.,loy Ef20.00 por month increase so as not to hire a now man at the same rate as a man who hac'been on the payroll for a year. Councilman Rebozo, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that the salary of Officer Pressley be raised to $220.; per month effective January 1, 1951. notion carried by po11, as fo11ows Corley yes Proble yes Carballo,os Grosham yes Rebozo yes Prebish yes' Councilman Carballo, ro: the Fire Prevention Cade, suSpsted addition oe local conditions in both the Mia-ad and the Coral: Gables Code. He will make those entries and bring them in ifaLreoable. The Eti°ring Service 83tatiott vtas approved for the January gas account. The rtootint was adjourned in rogular or.ler• nt approxi;;iFstoly 1 .12 yro9id: , City L'ottnCil_.��� zivcIcs i'•"La� S