06-19-33 Adjourned Regular
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COUNCIL CEAMBER
.. .June 19th; 1933.
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The Council met in adjourned regul~ Session aj
7;30 P.M. All members of the Council were present;
A oommunication was :received and :read from ~s.
Cronk requesting the 1'emoval of certain, trees west of the
Kentuoky House. This IDa tter was referred to the St:reet
Committee.
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Mr. Smith moved that the matter of installing a
water spigot at the Beach be referlled to the Parks COIlll'llittee
with power to act. The motion was seconded by Mr. Foote;
and unanimously carJ.\'ied. "
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Mr. Diggans, Chairman of the PaJ.\'ks CommiUee
J.\'epol!ted that Mr. Wilson; !lianage~ of the Golf Course;had,*
proposed that he would paint the Golt club house i1' the
City wmld turn1sh the paint. Mr. Sm:J.1;h moved that $15~OG
be apPll'op:riated for the pur,cbase or this paint. The l:lJ!lt10!:l
was seconded by Mr. .Jacobs, and on roll call unanimously
carri ed.
The opinion of the City Attorney on the abst~act
furnished by The Atlantic Title & Guarantee Com:pany o!:lcBlook
99 was read, and the City Attorney was inst:J1,Uoted to Pllooeed
to cure any defeot therein.
The gity Attorney then J.\'ead a draft of a letts:(,
he had p:repared to the Bond Holders Proteotive Association."
with reference to holding a joint meeting with these people1
The matter wqs disoussed at length and the Attorney inst]1,Uoted
to forward his letter to the Attorney for the Bond Holde.
Protective Association.
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Mr. Day and Mr. Horton then addressed the CounOil'
with lIeference to the adjustment of delinquent taxelil; andall
the same time discussed the bond situation at considerable
length. No action was taken in the mattel1.
The ordinance AMENDING SECTIONS (116) and (:1;48) OF
THE OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE ORDINANCE was then. taken up.: ~
Foote moved that the 0 rdinano e be amended to;qelldt5O.':OO pelt
year. The IIDtion was sec~dEid by Mr. Diggau."d o~ :!feu."
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call, the vote was as foillows: Mr. Crego yes, Mr. Diggans
yes, Mr. Foote yes; lb. .Jacobs ~ Mr. Smith no. It was
then moved by Mr. Foote that the ordinance be passed on
its se'ond and final reading, and adopted. The motion was
seeonded by Mr. Crego, and on ]1011 call unanimously"oap;v'ied...,_". .~
Theapplieations of Roy Croft and Mt. Olive,
Baptif!t';Church for building pe=i ts were :L'ead and granted.
M;Il., .Jaeobs stated that he deSired &0 wi1;hd~aw his A(.>
offez: to purohase t1:l:,es for the ~police Call'e as he fel,t i~t(l '(j':",'."~,'.,,'.",'.~,,.,',,'
would be unfab to the taxpayers to whom the OVelt-PllY7Jlent "./!',
of salallies belonged, and that he would return the oveJ1- '''',
payment to the City to be applied to the Genenl Fundi ';i
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The following Dills having been audited; and O.K.'d....,
by the Finance Committee, were on motion duly made, seoonded
and on roll cal1earpied,' Olldered paid.
.Tohn H. Adams
A tlan tic Title Company
Bul1:r(Qughs Adding l'laohine
De1uy DJrog Co..
De bay Lumber
Fire Dept.
Fla. :Power & Light
The Kenne dy Val"e Co.
L..J. Niohols
00ean City Lumber Co.
:PaY'll'olls May 15th & 31st
Postal Telegraph
Sell'Vice G~age
Standard Oil
The Paint Store
Western Union
$500:bO
95;00
2.35
.85
31~83
18;00
799;56
7.51
60.97
2.40
1,377.67
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12.80
61.74
7.45
3.29
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It was moved,
oar;qied that the CounCil
APPROVED:
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