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08-26-40 Regular ~~O . COUNCIL CHAMBER AUGUST, 26, 1940 THE COUNCIL MET IN ftEGULAft SESSION AT 7:30 P.M. WITH ATTOftNEY ADAMS AND THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PftESENT: Mft. BftADSHAW, Mft. CftEGO, Mft. HILL, Mft. JACOBS AND Mft. MILLEft. THE MINUTES OF THE ftEGULAft MEETING OF AUGUST THE 12TH AND THE SPECIAL MEETING OF AUGUST 19TH WEftE APPftOVED AS ftEAD. , A ftE~UEST WAS ftEAO FftOM THE LIONS CLUB,"~SKING PEftMIS- SION TO MOVE THE BELL HOUSE FftOM LOT 23 BLOCK 116, TO LOT 3 BLOCK 102, IN LIEU OF THE PftEVIOUS LOCATION ftE~UESTEO AT LAST COUNCIL MEETING. THE BUILDING INSPECTOft INFOftMEO THE COUNCIL THAT THIS SITE WAS IN THE APAftTMENT HOUSE ZONE AND ftEQUlftED B96 SQUAftE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE. Mft. MANSON, ftEPftESENTING THE LIONS CLUB, WAS PftESENT AND ASSUftED THE COUNCI~ THAT HIS OftGANIZATION WOULD COM- PLY WITH ALL ftESTftlCTIONS, CODES, ftEQUlftEMENTS AND ftEGULATIONS IN MOVING AND REMODELLING THE BUILDING AND HE FELT IT WOULD IN NO WAY BE OBJECTIONABLE TO ANY ONE IN SAID DISTRICT. IT WAS MOVED BY Mft. BftADSHAW THAT PERMISSION BE GftANTED FOft THE MOVING OF SAID BUILDING TO THE LOCATION ftEQUESTEO. Mft, CftEGO SECONOED THE MOTION, ANO ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: Mft. BftAOSHAW YES, Mft. CftEGO YES, MR, HILL YES, Mft. JACOBS YES, Mft. 'MILLER YES. THE MOTION CAftftIED. IN GftANTING THE PEftMIT IT WAS STATEB THAT OftOIN- ANCES ftEQUlftED THAT THE ftEMODELLING BE ST~RTEO WITHIN 30 OAYS AFTEft MOVING AND THAT SAME BE COMPLETED WITHIN A PEftlOD OF SIX MONTHS. T r" / A ftEQUEST OF A.E. CASON, WAS SUBMITTED ASKING SPECIAL PEftMlT TO ALLOW A 4-FOOT ENCROACHMENT ON THE 12~ FOOT SIDE LINE ftEQUlftEMENTS, FOft THE BUILDING ftECENTLY MOVED AND PLACED ON LOTS 9 & 10, BLOCK 35. THE BUILDING INSPECTOft STATED THE STRUCT- UftE, AS PLACED,EXTENDED BEYOND THE SET-BACK ESTABLISHED BY HOUSES SOUTH OF IT, BUT THAT NO PETITION AGAINST THE ftE~UEST HAD BEEN ftECEIVED, IT WAS MOVED BY Mft. MILLEft THAT THE SPECIAL PERMIT ftEQUEST BE ftEFERftED TO THE ZONING COMMISSION. MR. CftECO SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: Mft, BftADSHAW YES, Mft, CftEGO YES, Mft. HILL YES, Mft. JACOBS YES, Mft. MILLEft YES. THE MOTION CAftftIED. I . ) Mft. C.T. EATON AND GEORGE BROCKWAY CAME BEFOftE THE MEETING WITH A ftEVISEO PLAT OF THE NOftTH 300 FEET OF BLOCK 124, WHICH THEY PRESENTED FOR THE COUNCIL'S APPftOVAL, THE ftEVISION PftOVIOEO FOft A 16-FOOT.ALLEY THftOUGH THE CENTEft OF THE BLOCK WITH A 10-FOOT DRIVE Oft OUTLET EXTENDING WEST FftOM SAIO ALLEY TO. S~VENTH AVENUE, AND THE CUTTING OFF OF THE S.E. CoftNEft OF LOT 5 FOft THE PUftPOSE OF ALLOWING VEHICLES AMPLE ROOM TO MAKE A TU~N AT' SAID CORNEft. THE PLAT WAS EXAMINED AND DISCUSSED AT LENGTH BY ~521 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 26, 1940 THE COUNCILMEN AND THE FIRE CHIEF, OTHER COUNCIL MEMBERS REQUESTED THAT THE OWNERS GRANT EASEMENT TO THE CITY FOR THE SEWER LINE ALREADY LAID AT THE SOUTH END OF THE BLOCK AND FOR THE EXTENSION OF SUCH LINE TO A POINT WHERE SERVICE MAY BE EXTENDED TO HOUSES WHICH MAY BE BUILT IN THE NORTH END OF SAID BLOCK; ALSO THAT FIVE FEET ALONG THE ENTIRE EAST LINE OF BLOCK 124 BE DEDICATED TO THE CITY FOR SIDEWALK PURPOSES. IT WAS FINALLY MOVED BY MR. CREGO THAT THE PLAT BE ACCEPTED, SUBJECT TO NECESARY CORRECTIONS. MR. BRADSHAW SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER NO. MR. MILLER STATED HE HAD VOTED IN THE NEGATIVE BECAUSE HE CONSIDERED THE WIDTH OF THE DRIVEWAY TO BE INSUFFICIENT FOR ANY PUBLIC THOROUGHFARE. ~ MR, BROCKWAY THEN PRESENTED, FOR EXAMINATION OF THE COUNCIL, A PLAT OF OCEAN BEACH LOTS, INDICATING THEREON, WHAT HE CONSIDERED AS THE APPROXIMATE WEST LINE OF THE OCEAN BOULEVARD, THE PRESENTED PLAT WAS DISCUSSED AND COMPARED WITH THE GEORGE CARR PLAT PREVIOUSLY ACCEPTED BY THE COUNCIL. THE MEMBERS FINALLY DECIDED ON AN ARBITRARY LINE TO BE USED IN PREPARING A PLAT FOR ACCEPTANCE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, AND FILED FOR REFERENCE AS THE DULY RECORDED PLAT OF SAID OCEAN BEACH LOTS, IT WAS THERE- FORE MOVED BY MR. HILL THAT SUCH LINE BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND GEORGE BROCKWAY BE AUTHORIZED TO PREPARE FILING PLATS ESTABLISHING THIS WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, EXTENDING FROM THE NORTH TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SECTION 16. MR, MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLoWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR, CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. , A LETTER FROM THE PRIMARY ELECTION COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF C.Y. BYRD, J.C, KEEN AND J.M. CROMER WAS RECEIVED AND READ, IN WHICH IT WAS STATED THAT THE COMMITTEE DID NOT CONSIDER IT PRACTICABLE TO HOLD A CITIZENS PRIMARY AT THIS TIME, BUT RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL CONTI NUE TO HOLD ITS ELECTIONS, AS IT HAS DONE IN THE PAST, UNTIL SUCH TIME AS CONDITIONS WARRANT A CHANGE IN THE MANNER AND METHOD OF HOLDING SUCH PRIMARY ELECTIONS. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HILL THAT THESE RECOMMENDATIONS BE ACCEPTED AND FILED. MR. CREGO SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. , ";<" BID WAS SUBMITTED BY THE OELRAY NEWS FOR A NEW SUPPLY OF ADVERTISING BOOKLETS, AS FOLLOWS: FOR PRINTING 10M BOOKLETS, DUPLICATING LAST YEAR'S ORDER AT A PRICE OF $275.00. IN CASE NEW PICTURES WERE DESIRED THE COST OF ENGRAVINGS WOULD BE ADDITIONAL. BIDDER STATED HE HAD ON HAND A SELECTION OF'NEW PICTURES WHICH WERE OFFERED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. THE MAYOR STATED TH IS SHOULD BE TAKEN .ARE OF BY THE CHAMBER DF CDMMERCE RATHER THAN THE CITY. MR. MILLER MOVED THAT THEBID BE >,.",~ ~522 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 26, 1940 FILED UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE CITY CONTEMPLATES THE PURCHASE OF NEW BOOKL,ETS. MR. BRADSHAW SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO Y&:S, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. A CDMMUNICATION FROM CHAS. E. RICHHEIMER OFFERING FURTHER ASSISTANCE TO THE CITY, IN ITS WATER EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, WAS ORDERED FILED. THE FOLLOWING BID WAS SUBMITTED BY HAGEN'S: AUGUST 26, 1940 ATTENT ION OF MR. JACO,B S DEAR SIR: I PROPOSE TO FURN ISH LABOR AND MATERIALS TO DO PAINTING AS FOLLOWS ON THE ADDITION (POLICE OFFICE), TO THE CITY HALL BUILDING: " EXTERIOR - APPLY TWO COATS OF OIL PAINT TO WINDOWS, SCREENS, AND SHUTTERS, ApPLY TWO COATS OF LIME AND CEMENT PAINT TO NEW STUCCO UNDER NORTH WINDOW. INTERIOR - APPLY TWO COATS OF OIL PAINT TO NEW WOOD TRIM. ApPLY TWO COATS OF OIL PAINT TO CEMENT DADO ONLY. PRICE.. $44.00 THE BEST OF MATERIALS WILL BE USED THROUGHOUT, AND THE JOB COMPLETED IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER, VERY TRULY YOURS, /S/ C.O. HAGEN Jf.~ ,'. } ""~,':~\:; , . THE MAYOR REPORTED THAT THE COUNCIL HAD IIGREED TO THE POL- ICE OFFICE IMPROVEMENT, BUT BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE PAINTING, HE HAD RE~UESTED MR. HAGEN TO TURN IN BID ON SAME FOR THE COUNCIL'S APPROVAL, THE CLERK WAS ASKED IF ANY OTHER LICENSED PAINTERS HAD SUBMITTED BIDS AND SHE STATED NO OTHERS HAD BEEN RECEIVED, WHEREUPON IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRADSHAW THAT THE BID BE ACCEPTED AND THE WORK BE PROCEEDED WITH. MR. MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. THE FOLLOWI NG RES I GNAT I ON OF MRS. JANE CREMATA WAS READ: ~523 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 26, 1940 AUGUST 26, 1940 MISS MAE W. CRAMP, CITY CLERK & MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL: . I HEREBY TENDER MY RESIGNATION AS DEPUTY CLERK IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE Tp TAKE EFFECT SEPTEMBER 15, 1940. I AM LEAVING BEE:AUSE MY HUSBAND'S BUSINESS INT- TERESTS HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM WEST PALM BEACH TO HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA AND IT IS NECESSARY TO LIVE THERE. I HAVE ENJOYED WORKING FOR THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, WORKING WITH THE CITY COUNCILMEN AND ESPECIALLY HAVE I ENJOYED WORKING WITH MISS CRAMP FOR THE PAST SIX YEARS, IF AT ANY TIME I CAN B~ OF SERVICE TO YOU, I WILL BE GLAD TO DO SO. VERY TRULY, /S/ JANE CREMATA '.' IT WAS MOVED BY MR, CREGO THAT THE RESIGNATION BE ACCEPTED AND A VOTE OF APPREC IATfON EXTENDED MRS. CREMATA FOR THE FAITHFUL SERVICE SHE HAS RENDERED IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. THE CITY CLERK WAS AUTHDRI ZED TO EMPLOY SOMEONE TO FILL THE VACANCY OCCASIONED BY MRS. CREMATA'S RESIGNATION. . THE CLERK BROUGHT UP THE MATTER OF PURCHASING A NEW REGISTRATION BOOK AND STRIKING FROM THE REGISTER THE NAMES OF ALL DECEASED REGISTRANTS OR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE CEASED TO BE RESIDENTS OF DELRAY BEACH. SINCE THE CITY CHARTER IS SILENT AS TO THE METHOD TO BE USED IN PURGING THE REGISTRATION BOOKS, CITY ATTORNEY ADAMS RECOMMENDED A PROCEDURE SIMILAR TO THAT ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY, VIZ. THAT THE CITY CLERK TAKE SUCH NAMES OFF THE BOOKS AND CAUSE A LIST OF SUCH STRICKEN REGIST~ATIONS TO BE PUBLISHED OR POSTED IN A PUBLIC PLACE, HE STATED, ALSO,-THAT ,HE WAS OF THE OPINION THAT EVEN THOUGH SUCH REGISTRANTS BE STRICKEN FROM THE ROLL, THEY COULD LATER DEMAND THAT THEIR NAMES BE RE-INSTATED BY MAKING A'SWORN STATEMENT BEFORE THE CITY CLERK THAT THEY HAD NOT MOVED THEIR RESIDENCE FROM DELRAY, VOTED ELSEWHERE, DR OTHERWISE FORFEITED THEIR RIGHTS AS AN ELECTOR OF SAID CITY. IT WAS FINALLY MOVED BY MR. MILLER THAT THE REGISTRATION ROLLS BE PURGED, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE CLERK, AND THAT A NEW REGISTRATION BOOK BE ORDERED FOR TRANSFER OF NAMES AND REGIS- TRATION OF SUBSE<<,<UENT APPLICANTS. MR. CREGO SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR, JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED, " f IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE DE PLACED ON ITS SECOND READING: i524 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 26, 1940 I ORDINANce NO. 370 , AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING AND EQUALIZING ASSESSMENTS FOR GRADING AND PAVING ALLEY IN BLOCK 74, CITY OF OELRAY BEACH, At{) LEVY I,... SPEC IAL ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAID SPECIAL Ir.f'ROVEMENTS; PROVIO- I NG THE METHOD SA 10 SPEC IAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; THE TIME 'M-lEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME PAYABLE; THAT SAID ASSESSMENTS TO BE LEVIED SHALL BE A LIEN FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT UPON THE RESPECT I VE LOTS OESCRI BED IN SAID ASSESSMENT ROll.. At{) SET FORTH HEREIN; THE MANNER IN WH I CH SA 10 ASSESSr;t;: NTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED AND PROV I DING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SPECI AL CERTI F ICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE AMOUNT SO ASSESSED AGA I NST THE ASSESSABLE PRO- PERTY. Ai'll PROVIDING THAT THE CITY MAY TRANSFER AND oa IVER A PORTION OF SA 10 CERTlFI CATES OF I NDEBTEONESS TO THE CONTRACTOR IN PAMNT OF SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. ~ THE ORDINANCE HAVING BEEN READ IN FULL THE SECOND TIME, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRADSHAW SECONDED BY MR. CREGO AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED ON ITS SECOND READING AND FINA.L PASSAGE. IT WAS MOVED. SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON ITS SECOND READING: ORDINANCE NO. 371 ^ AN ORDIr+\NCE CONFIRM,,... AND EQUALIZING ASSESSMENTS FOR THE CLEARING OF CERTAIN LOTS WITHIN THE CITY OF OELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, OF PALMETTOS. WILD GROWTHS, WEEDS AND/OR RUBBISH, AND l.:EVYING SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SA 10 SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING THE METHOD SAID SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME PAYABLE; THAT SA 10 ASSESS- MENTS TO BE LEVIED SHAll.. BE A LIEN FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT UPON THE RESPECTI VE LOTS DESCRI BED I N SA ID ASSESSMENT ROLL AND SET FORTH HEREIN; THE MANNER IN WHICH SAID ASSESSMENTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE AMOUNT so ASSESSED AGA I t'ST THE ASSESSABLE PROPERTY AND PROVIDING THAT THE CITY MAY TRANSFER AND DELIVER A PORTION OF SAID SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TO THE CONTRACTOR IN PAYMENT OF SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. r THE ORDINANCE.HAVING BEEN READ IN FULL THE SECOND TIME, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HILL, SECONDED ay MR. BRADSHAW AND ON ROLL CALL UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED ON ITS SECOND READING AND FINAL PASSAGE. IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON ITS SECOND READING: ~525 COUNCIL CHAMBER ~ AUGUST 26, 1940 ORDINANCE NO. 369 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMEr()ING AN ORDINAN::E OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OELRAY BEACH, FlORIDA, FIX ING OCCUPATIONAL TAXES AND LI CENSES TO BE CHARGED THE V AR I OUS PERSONS, FIRMS OR CORPORATIONS ENGAGED IN OR MANAGING ANY BUS I N::SS, PROFESS ION OR OCCUPATI ON IN THE CITY OF OELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, THE ORDINANCE HAVING BEEN READ IN FULL THE SECOND TIME, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MILLER THAT IT BE ADOPTED ON ITS SECOND READING AND FINAL PASSAGE. THE CHAI.MAN OF THE PARKS COMMITTEE REPORTED THAT V~CTOR CROFT HAD BEEN i.~.DED A SCHOLARSHIP FOR COMMENDABLE WORK IN CONNECTION WITH THE FIRST AID AND LIFE SAVING CLASSES RECENTLY CONDUCTED AT THE SWIWING POOL, WHICH SCHOLARSHIP PROVIDED FOR TWO WEEKS' BOARD AND TUITION IN LIFESAVING AND POOL WORK. COUNCIL- MAN MILLER RECOMMENDED THAT MR. CROFT BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS CONVEN~ION AT BREVARD, N.C. AND THAT NORRIS BIRD BE EMPLOYED AT $10.00. A WEEK TO TAKE THE POOL MANAGER'S PLACE DURING THAT TIME. IT WAS ACCORDINGLY MOVED BY COUNCILMAN BRADSHAW THAT MR. CROFT BE GRANTED THE NECESSARY TWO WEEKS' LEAVE OF ABSENCD AND THAT $20.00 BE PAID FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF A SUBSTITUTE MANAGER, WHILE HE IS AWAY. MR. CREGO SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL, IT CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MILLER THAT THE CITY CLERK BE DIR- ECTED TO WRITE MRS. GOODRICH, SECRETARY OF THE RED CROSS, THANKING HER FOR VICTOR CROFT'S AWARD OF THIS SCHOLARSHIP, MR. HILL SECONDED THE MOTION WHICH CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ON ROLL CALL. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SANITARY COMMITTEE REPORTED THAT HE HAD LOOKED INTO MISS MOSELEY'S COMPLAINT REGARDING TRASH IN THE ALLEY AT THE REAR OF HER HOME IN BLOCK 65 AND THAT TH IS PROPERTY OWNER HAD ARRANGED TO HAVE THE TRASH BURNED. r ATTENTION WAS CALLED ALSO TO COMPLAINTS ABOUT TRASH AT DR, WEBB'S RESIDENCE, ON THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY, WHICH THE CITY HAD FAILED TO PICK UP. f MRS. WEIR ASKED FOR A STREET LIGHT AT ROYAL COURT, DEL IDA PARK, AND MOTHON WAS REGULARLY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE CHA IRMAN OF THE LIGHT COMM I TTEE BE AUTHOR I ZED TO SUPPLY THE NEEDED LIGHT. IT WAS FURTHER MOVED BY MR. HILL, THAT A LIGHT BE INSTALLED AT S.E. 3RD AVENUE AND 3RD STREET, AND TWO LIGHTS AT THE YACHT BASIN SITE, AS PREVIOUSLY RECOMMENDED BY COUNCILMAN MILLER. MR. BRADSHAW SECONDED THE MOT ION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS IS FOLLOWS: MR, BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. :1'&1' IT WAS REPORTED THAT COMPLAINTS WERE BEING MADE IN REGARD TO THE HEIGHT OF THE HEDGE AT THE CHARLOTTE BURD HOUSE JUST COUNC IL CHAMBER - AUGUST 26, 1940 SOUTH OF THE PIC TU RE SHOW, WH I CH HEDGE OBSCUR ED THE V IS ION OF MOTORISTS PASSING THROUGH THE ALLEY AND ON THE DIXIE HIGHWAY. IT WAS STATED THAT IT HAD BEEN RECENTLY CUT DOWN BUT MR. BRADSHAW RECOMMENDEU THAT IT BE CUT STILL LOWER. i" IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MILLER, SECONDED BY MR. CREGO, AND ON ROLL CALL UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT BILLS NUMBERED 5886 TO 5940, HAVING BEEN APPROVED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, BE RETURNED TO THE COUNCIL AND ORDERED PAID, IT' WAS REGULARLY MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT COUNCIL AD~OURN. ~cJ-W' a~ CITY CLERK k~ APPROVED : " ~r--rL < r 'J ln~t> "'" .?~- P\,i' ';~,~ 1,'1; '. ,'C .; <",."~~~:,,