09-23-38 Special
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COUNCIL CHAMBER
September 23, 1938
The Council met in special session at 7:00 P.M.
on call of the Mayor, for the purpose of adopting the
liquor zoning ordinance.
The City Attorney and all members of the Council
were present. !!r. Hall was absent for a short time
during the meeting, during which Mr. Gwynn acted as
Chairman, Pro Tem.
The ordinance, submitted by the Clerk, was by
motion regularly made seconded and carried, ordered
placed on its second reading.
After reading of the ordinance in full, and
discussion of same, it was moved by Mr. Hall that it
be adopted on its second reading and final passage.
~~. Wodischek seconded Mr. Hall's motion for adopt-
ion, and on roll call the vote was as follows: Mr.
Gwynn yes, Mr. &il1 ~'e[1, Mr. Hill absent, M.r. Miller
yes, and Mr. Vlodischek yes. The motion ViaS c'irried
and the following ordinance was thereby declared
aDopted:
ORDINANCE 238
BOOK 4
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITI OF DELF~~Y BEACH,
FLORIDA, DESIGNATING THE LOC,'TIONS IN '!:'~HCH
INTOXIC.\TING LI,<UORS !,!AY BE SOLD IN THE CITY
OF DELF~Y BEACH, FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING TF~T
NO LICENSE SF~LL 3E ISSUED FOR TEE SALE OF
INTOXICATING LIGUORS AT ANY OTHER. LOCATION
IN SAID CITY OF D~LRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
A long discussion then ensued as to the des-
irability of amending and extending said zoning limits
imposed by Ordinance 238. Finally, in accord with
the Council's decision, the following ordinance was
by motion regularly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, ordered placed on its first reading:
ORDINANCE 244
BOOK 4
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELhAY BEACH,
FLORIDA RESTRICTING THE LOCATIONS t~illREIN
IlfrOXICATING LIQUORS NL\Y BE SOLD IN THE CITY
OF DELF:AY BEACH, FLOIIDA, AND PROVIDING
TPAT NO LICE})SE SHl,LL BE ISSUED FOR THE
SALE OF II\1TOXICATING LI~UORS AT ANY OTHER
LOCATION IN THE CITY OF DELRJ.Y EEACH, FLORIDA.
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COUNCIL CH~~BER - September 23, 1938
The 0rdinance having been read in full the
first time, it was moved by ~. Hall that same be
passed on its first reading. lJr. Miller seconded
the motion, and on roll call the vote was as follows:
~. Gwynn yes, Mx. Hall yes, Mr. Hill yes, ~. Miller
yes and ~. Wodischek yes. The motion was declared
carried.
The business of the meeting having been
completed, Council regularly adjourned to meet with
Messrs. L'Engle, Kearley and Alley, representing
the City's largest bond creditors, for an informal
discussion of the 1938-1939 proposed bond tax levy.
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City Clerk
APPHOVED:
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