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09-14-26 Adjourned Regular"rW September 14th, 1926. COUNCIL CHAId1BER The Council met in adjourned regular session, the Mayor presiding. Councilmen Barwick, Evans, Jelks and Sundy were present. Councilman O'Neal was absent. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved with the following exception. The third paragraph of the minutes of September 7th was declared inaccurate and the following motion declared to be the correct one: That Mr. J. B. Long, City Manager, be asked for his resignation to take effect immediately and that the duties of his office be divided btween the City Clerk and the City Engin- eer. It was then moved, seconded and carried on roll call that the minutes of September 7th be approved with this correction. Mr. Jelks, Chairman of the Special Committee, appointed to make recommendations on employing a band for the winter,moved that the City enter into a contract with the band for concerts to cover a period of sixteen weeks, or thirty -two concerts, according to the proposal submitted by Mr. A. L. Miller at a previous meeting and to be placed on file in the Clerks office. The motion was seconded and carried on roll call. Action oxi a contract for an electrical extension on the polo grounds was deferred until after September 20th. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR TIE ISSUANCE OF IMPROVE - 1WT BONDS FOR THE CITY OF DELRAY, FLORIDA, AGAINST LIENS DUE SAID CITY ON ACCOUNT OF CERTAIN STREET PAVING IMPROVE' - MENTS was taken up for its second reading. It was regularly moved, seconded and carried unanimously on roll call that the rules be suspended and that the ordinance*be read for the second time by caption only. Having been read for the second time by caption only the ordinance was placed on its third reading and final passage. It was then read for the third time and in full. On its final passage those voting in the affirmative were Mr. Barwick, Mr. Evans, 11r. Jelks, and Mr. Sundy. In the negative none. AN ORDINANCE A11ENDING AN ORDINANCE ADOPTED MARCH 23RD, -1925, ESTABLISHING A FIRE ZONE, INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND A RESIDENTIAL ZONE IN THE CITY OF DELRAY, PRESCRIBING THE LIMITS OF EACH, AND THE CHARACTER OF CONSTRUCTION TO BE PER- MITTED WITH11T SUCH ZONES, PRESCRIBING THE MANNER OF OBTAIN- A eptember 14th, 1926. f9 p ` _ i. NG A PIR1TIT TO BUILD AND THE PURPGScES FOR iIIICH BUILDINGS AY BE ERECTED OR USED TIi;E.REIId, ESTABLISHING A FEE SCHEDULE 'OR PERI:;ITS, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE RDIIdANCE was taken up for its second reading. It was egularly moved, seconded and carried unanimously on roll all that the rules be suspended and the ordinance be read or the second time by caption only. Having been read for he second time by caption only the ordinance was placed on is third reading and final passage. It was then read for he third time and in full. On its final passage those oting in the affirmative were IIr. Barwick, Mr. Evans,`Mr. elks and Iir. Sundy. In the negative none. It was moved and seconded that a RESOLUTION OF THE ITY COUNCIL OF TzIE CITY OF DEMAY, FLORIDA, ADOPTING AN SSESSI.ENT ROLL AS PREPARED BY TIDE; CITY ENGINEER OF SAID CITY, OR THE LEVYING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUTTING ROPLRTY FOR CEERTAIN STR -:ET I1IPROV32-1ENT WORK be adopted. On oll call the vote was unanimous. AN ORDINANCE OF THE, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 'ELRAY, FLORIDA, ASSESSING THE COSTS OF CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION F SEWERS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND DECLARING A LIEN POIT SAID ABUTTING PROPERTY AND FIXING THE DATE'S OF PAInMINT F SAID LIENS WAS TAIL N UP FOR ITS SECOND READING. It was egularly moved, seconded and carried unanimously on roll all that the rules be suspended and the ordinance be read or the second time b� caption only. Having been read for he second time by caption only the ordinance was placed on is third reading and final passage. The ordinance was then ead for the third time and in full. On its final passage % hose voting in the affirmative were Kx. Barwick, I:r. Evans, r. Jelks and I1r. Sandy. In the negative none. The Mayor appointed I:ir. Jelks to act on the Finance Committee in the place of h1r. O'Neal who was absent. Current bills having been referred to the Finance Committee were audited and referred back to the Council and ordered paid as indicated by the committee. AN ORDIIdAI'CE ALIFENDING A CERTAIN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE LICENSING, REGULATING, AND REGISTERING OF REAL ESTATE BROh ERS AITD RsAL ESTATE SALESI,1EId IN SO FAR AS Tdr� LICENSE TO BE PAID BY REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE SALESiTENT. SAID ORDINIINC E TO BE AIIEIdDED WAS PASWD BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON SEPTEP.IBER 28th, 1926 was laid *before the Council for its first reading. Having been read for the first time in full it was moved by 1.1r. Barwick and seconded by Kr. Evans that the Ordinance be passed on its first reading. On roll call the vote was unanimous. It was moved by Mr. Barwick that all purchases for he City be made by means of requisition from the City Engineer o the City Clerk, who is to act as purchasinL agent. The otion was seconded and carried on roll call. M September 14th, 1926. It was moved that Mr. Hager be employed as Sanitary and Plumbing Inspector and Health Officer at a salary of $150.00 per month and that he be authorized to employ two helpers at a cost not exceeding Four Dollars per day per helper. The Council adjourned to 8 P. Ir:. Saturday, September 18th, 1926, to prepare the ballot box for the special election September 20th, and to take up anyother business that may come before the Council. A�z4m Mayor. ATTEST: LUM, A