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Home My WebLink About1945-10-02 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes I I. i.ii;UT,,S Cl- ajA;Ut_; it L;..L`f'ii.i; C This C!'IY CUUIICIL, CITY W, Ll.i'L!, 1.7,0o DA, 1)LLD S:UL„1jAY, October 2, 1925. I.o quoruirj :,ojr, present , meet•ir.(, urns recessed until a l: tor drte. i'I)+UT,-,S 01' i:,LLTIi^G oi, Till, UI'TY CUUIICIL, CITY 01, Li.iilt+, Pici;ILA, iiL'fd) .iL'LI;L liAY, OCTol3LR 3, 1945. y; Present - Liayor.Pro-tem - Leonard urooke Councilmen - U. S. Parkhurst A . J. ii;rarl '67. S . Parker Attorney - T, D. Li.lis, Jr. Clerk - S. R . i�.ullikin Ph(- meeting; was called to order by b;ayor Pro-ter Leonard ,3rooke in 8:00 p.m. Minutes of mectinl:a held during the month o4' Sept- - ember ,:ere read, corrected as read and ordered adopted as cor- rected. An ordinance eras read prohii,it-inc. dogs on Dania Beach. Councilr.:an Ryan moved that first and second readings he waived, r.rd that the ordinance he placed in final passage. Lotion seconded by Councilman Parkhurst and carried. Council- man Parkhurst moved that ordinance be passed and adopted as read. Secorded by Councilman Parker and carried. The Ulerk was instructed to find out from Lir. •, Johns if ttte ('ovs c.:uE:;ht on tii(: Dcnit heath could be kept at the rot;ard County humane Society pens. Attorney Lllis recommended that the Clerk and in- spectors be ai:poirted for the Prima r,,• election. Councilman Parkhurst moved th+'t 0. L. i;imbrell be appoirted as Ulerk for the Primar•,; election and to serve also at the General elec- tion;- that z. I1ystrom, L�loise 1.1elhiffie and James +inlsh be ap- pointed as lrspectors to serve for the Primary Llection and also for the General election. That Belle Gray, L:rs. J. G. Jackson, Arline Cappleman and Lirs. L. C. Davis be appointed as alternates. !,otion recorded by Councilmruz Parker and car- ried. 16ayor iielly came into the meeting et . this time but. (.'-lid not assume the chair. itevererd Kimbrell came uefore the Council in regard to the changir.e of the zonir_t, ordinance of Lots 7, 8 and 9, lilock 3, DaniL. ileirhts Lxtension, and requested the change in the zoniir; ordinance: for a church. itevererd Rimbrell was in- formed that the r,ras(:nt zo)iir,r- ordinance did not prevent a church at this location. Reverend Kimbrell presented petitions to the Council requesting, the.t car rooms and liquor stores he closed from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. on week days and 12:00 midnight on Saturday to 7:00 a.m. I,:onday. After discussion an ordinance was read closing liquor establishments. councilman Kelly moved that the ordfronce be passed on first reading. lifter a dis- cussion, motion was cithdrawn by Councilman Kelly, councilman i:ell.1 moved thst the ordinance be passed on first reading, seconded by Councilman Parkhurst and carried. The Clerk reported that Uoach Smithrs term of emnloymert as recreational Director had expired and that he had asked for his payment. Councilmen Parkhurst moved that he Xa be paid �500 for his services, Seconded by Councilman Ryan and carried. `li:e Cler1: presented tiie folloainl; bills for the month �' of Ser.ten:ber: r BILLS b'O,t 'ilii, LAbTll OF SL1''�tsLi liit, 1945 1-loridn Power and Light Go. Street Lights-------------� 218.24 Pump Station-------------- 103.49 Traffic Liflit------------- 4.32 Community 11ouse----------- 3. 69 Nation Board-------------- 10.89 Fire Station-------------- 14.08 ?354.72 SunTattler Company------------------------------------------- 10.25 Florida Trnctor and Supply Co.-------------------------------- 1.45 Southern Bell Telephone anal Tolegraph Co.--------------------- 14.64 Urtnl.n urille------------------------------------------------ 8.10 OtWeal Concrete Products-------------------------------------- 13.50 1„alcolm 1lolding----------------------------------------------- 93.00 Ur. 1,i. M. Hartman--------------------------------------------- 7.00 Neptune laeter Co.------------------------------------------ 20.06 Enlcolm hold.ing----------------------------------------------- 180.00 Hove B. Eioredock Company---------- -- 8.82 dlattles Lumber Co.--------------------------------------------- 32.24 Ideal linrdyrare and Paint co. ---------------------------- 52.26 Stumps Atlantic Service Station------------------------------- 54.74 Adams uarage and Servicestation------------------------------ 2.70 Perryts Service Stet-ion---------------------------------------- 45.36, Por:ell Motor Company------------------------------------------ 15.00 Circle Tire Store--------------------------------------------- 34.06 a' Dixie 'Fire Company-------------------------------------------- 35.01 T £c T b.attress Company---------------------------------------- 6.00 lialg;ety 1,acll1r.e auc: '.,elding Co-------------------------------- 2.75 City Of hollyvood--------------------------------------------- 10.00 LeroyPerson-------------------------------------------------- 5.00 TheDania 1'ress----------------------------------------------- 25.00 Business Equipment Compr-ny------------------------------------ 20.00 T. D. 1Lllis, Jr----------------------------------------------- 30.00 TedCabot----------------------------------------------------- 136.75 Volunteer lire Department------------------------------------- 40.00 Wages, SRlRries, police and building; inspector fees-----------1864.20 Councilman it;;an moved that the bills be pz:id as listed; seconded by Councilman Kelly and carried. The Cleric reported that an electrical examining bond lams needed in order to issue :Licenses for electrical con- tractors. After e. di Scussi on, Councilman Yarlcer moved that Mr. Anderson of the Anderson i:lectricnl Compr.ny, Clarence Parkhurst, and that the City- Clerk be e.ppointed as an electrical examin- ing board, t:nd thi:t electricians taking- the license be charged ¢2 for journeymen, and ;>10 for master electrici'nns. Seconded by Councilman itynn and Carried. The Cleric presented an nppliention for transfer of liquor store license, i'rom Bernard winger to Ilse Levin. Councilman i;ynn moved that the transfer be granted, seconded by Councilman Kelly and carried. Counciltnra i' rl:hurst reported that police patrol- c man aobinson iiad asked for a raise in salary and recommended that :;�175 per month be pr_id. councilman Kelly moved that the v" salary of police officer fwoinson be raised to �;?"165 a month as of 1 October 1945, seconded by Cour_cilmar Ryan and carried. i,:eetingr was recessed until a later date. �Y;`` i•,r yyj S: