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11-27-22 RegularV Council Chamber November 27, 1922. The Council met in regular session, the T.,ayor presiding. Councilmen Keen, Ranson, and Scott were pres- ent. Councilmen Malone and Sundy were absent. Councilman Sundy appeared later during the session and sat with the body. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Clerk laid before the Council a report from George Long, engineer in charge of the street paving. On motion of 11r, Keen the report of engineer Long was re- ferred to the Committee on Streets. The Clerk laid before the Council a request from Greynolds & Monroe Inc., for the return of a certified j check deposited at the time of submitting a bid on the I, street paving, and a motion by hir. Keen that the Clerk return to Greynolds I Monroe Inc.,the check in question was on roll call adopted by unanimous vote. A motion by Mr. Scott, seconded by P:r. Keen, that the Clerk settle with J. Grant Fenno for inspecting rock for the city at the pit on a basis of ,)25.00 per month for the time engaged in the work was, on roll call, adopted by unanimous vote. The Clerk, laid before tYie Council current bills which on motion of ifir. Keen were referred to the Finance Committee, Irlr. Ranson having been named by the mayor as a member of that committee pro tem. After being audited by the committee the bills were referred back to the Council L I L s t, FA with the recommendation that they'be paid, and they were ordered paid, on roll call, by unanimous vote. Councilman Sundy was present and voted on this roll call. The matter of furnishing current to .':. G. Taylor on South Swinton (or Dixie) was discussed with the result that the Chairman of the water &: Light committee was au- thorized to confer with liar. Taylor with the view of deter- mining on what conditions the line could be constructed and the amount of guaranteed current, and if satisfactory to enter into contract with Sir. Taylor. The vote was on roll call. The Mayor laid before the Council correspondence submitted by the agent of the Buffalo Chemical Fire Extin- guisher Company bearing on the euestion of the city pur- chasing a fire engine. The Clerk was authorized to enter into correspondence with the Bureau of Stamping to deter- mine just what fire en_uipment is necessary that reduced insurance rates might be*ebtained. -An ordinaTice amending an ordinance adopted February 14, 1916, relating to the speed of automobiles &c was called up by Mr. Scott, and placed on its third reading and final passage. On roll call those voting for the amendment were Mr. Keen, Mr. Ranson, NIr. Scott, and Mr. Sundy. The Council adjourned subject to the call of the Mayor., C Clerk. yor. F, L 'Receipts• CITY OF DELRAY Balance; November 1 ------- - - - - -$ 293.86 Real Estate Taxes --------- - - - - -- 965.02 Personal Property Taxes --- - - - - -- 97.56 Mayor's Court ------------- - - - - -- 5.00 Occupational Taxes -------- - - - - -- 109.00 Bond Trustees, Street Imp. Fund - 1000.00 $2470.44 Disbureements: Salaries --------------------- General Expense --------- - - - - -- Street Improvement ------ - - - - -- Streets & Alleys -------- - - - - -- Audit ----------------------- Office Expense ---------------- Tax Refundments --------- - - - - -- Tourist Camp ------------------ Water & Light ----------------- Office Rent ------ ------- --- - -- Balance Street Imp. Fund do Fire Dept. do do General do Balance 156.66 5.00 506.00 6.95 125.00 6.99 59.40 16.37 193.50 _ 10.00 $1085.87 1384.57 2470.44 694.00 9.79 680.78 $T3-8--4.3-7 Treasurer. (Receipts: MONTHLY REPORT WATER & LIGHT DEPARTMENT. Balance ----------- - - - - -- v --- - - - - -6� 3674.15 Lights ------- ------- - - - - -- - - -- Water------------------- - - - - -- Water Connections -------- - - - - -- Disbursements: Salaries ----------------------- General Expense ---------------- Maintenance - --- ----- - - -- -- - -- Labor, Water Extension --- - - - - -- Labor, Light Extension --- - - - - -- 'Material, Water Extension - - - - -- Material, Light Extension - - - - -- New Engine --------------------- Fuel--------------------------- Audit- -------- ----------- - --- -- Balance Balance Engine Fund 901.20 Balance General Fund 671.83 $1573.03 648.31 188.24 25.60 b4578.84 415.83 98.20 75.07 131.67 101.99 559.91 280.62 860.14 432.38 50.00 $3005.81 1573.03 04578.84 Treasurer.