HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-05-20 Regular City Commission meetingCITY ATT'Y WALDEN:
IIAYOR KAY:
CITIZEN:
MAYOR (.AY 3
CO}AIISSIONER JACKSON:
VICE },IAYOR DIJNCANSON:
MAYOR KAY:
ALL:
MAYOR KAY:
COMYISSIONER ADLERs
CLARIG WALDEN:
COI,IMISSION }EETING
S. E. 3rd AVE. FR0M
4TH TERRACE TO 7TH ST.
I'IAY 20, 1974
"This ls just a standard resoluEion toconflrm the assessment rotl for the speclalLmprovement on 3rd Ave. from 4th Terrice to7th Street. You should catt for any objectlonsrand if there are none then you may have amotlon to sdopt the resolution.'r
"Does anybody have any objectlon from theaudlence?r'
"Gentlemen, just a poinE in order of procedure.r would thlnk that any time rhaE we adopt anytax roll, assessment roll, or anything, a copyof it oughr to be presenred at thls .J"tfng i"case anybody woutd want to examlne it. We areapproving a roll that none of us have even seenso I think in the future it should b" p=.*"otiJ
when itts asked to be approved.
"I "g..e with you, certainly, I strongly egreewith you, I think that ls something ttit ilrnaaand I need to work lrlth, the mechanics of it,The actuat rolt showing what each o*rrer is tipa/, I assume ie dornstalrs, ln cage somebodylrants to see it. It should be at the meetlnland circu [a ted in advance.
"Is that Southeast ?r'
"Yes, Southeast 3rtl Ave., 4th Tssragg sr67th st., that ls rlght." ,ttay I have amotlon please?rr
ttSo moved. tt
t'2nd "
ttMoved and seconded, all ln favor say aye.rt
riye
"Opposed?" t'Motlon carrled.,l
Tire irid; for cornm'rnication m.rin-lenance lrr;re called for. No bids were received-
Thc Cc'rlnission ordcred the bids to be readvertisdd and lhat a special rnee'ling
be cailcd for Jun-' l0th to reccive thasc bids at 8:00 p.m.
l. Discussion fol loried concerning the continuing the bids for col lection and
d i spcsa I of so
Jth Avenue, r'ih
by Co-r:r i ss ione
un3n irous ly th
tid
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waste as vrel I as the bids for the construction of Southcasf
ha,C br:err con'linued from the mee-fing of l.lay 6th. On a motion
ackson, secondeC by Comnrissioner Kay, -lhe Commission voted
'lhese bids be readvertiscd and opened at a special meeting
that v:s set for June lOfh at 8:00 p,r,n. All bidders that had taken out
spec i f ications will be notified.
The hearing on the Drexel Properi iesr app I i cat ion for a zoning of the property
l..norvn as Piratets I'/orld vras continued by a motion to table made by Vice l,layor
Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Jackson and passed upaninrously.
9. Discussion r.ra s held concerning making Southwest 4th Avenue from Sheridan to
Dixie one-vray, After much discussion and opposition, Tony Reasons, Traffic
Engineer for the City of Hollyvicod vrithdrew the request. Southwest 4th Avenue
is to rernain two-way as is at the present.
10. The City Attorney read on second and final reading an ordinance amending the
Charter to provide for a l0$ interest rate on special assessments. On a
motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Comrnissioner Kay, the Commlssion
ll. Resolution was passed on a
Vicc i.l:yor Duncanson and p
construction of 5rd Avenue
mo*ion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by
assed unanimously confirming the assessmen l"s for
f rorn 4th Terrace to 7t There vere no obj ectorshsr
pasSarrl as a er, r ergency ordinance the l0l rale to take effect irnrrediately.
12. The City l.{anager requested thaf the Commission authorize him to handle a
11. The Manager requested the Commission authorize a permit and insurance protecting
the City for any obsfructions to be placed in the swale area. After much dis-
cussiol a motion was made by Vice l4ayor Duncanson, seconded by Comatissioner Kay,
and passed unanimously to -lable this matter untii an ans\'Ier was found as to
vrhether home or.rners insurance companies vrould provide this.,i nsurance-
discretion, the assignment of police to special-private detai ls. On a motion
by Co-,riissioner Alder, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Commission
approved unanimously thaf -lhe manager handle this ma1+er and as an item of
information to furnish fhe Cornmission his wrif+en directive on how it rvould
be hanJ led.
The l'lana-qer requested Cornmission approval of the order to remove delapidated
buildinqs from lfOO South Federal Highriay. The Ci+y Attorney stated that he
rvould bring back 'fo the Commission an ordinance which r'rould au-lhorize the
Manager to handle these matters in the future withou'f bringin-c1 them to the
Commission except where the ottnar desired 'to appeal to the Commisslon frorn tho
action of the l,'ianager- On a moiion by Vice l'layor Duncanson, seconded by
Coinmissioner Jackson the ordinance was authorized to be dralrn- The vote
was unan imous.
Af tei r',rrclr discu:';ion, tht: l.'l,rnar.;crt s recotnrnendat ion r'ras follorvod and the
rabbi i control ordinance ',ras reed on second reading as an em.rgency to taka
effeci inrnedia-lely- The ordirtance ves p;r:;sed, Vice Mayor Dttncanscn voted nc,
and ::'/? lained tlrirl hc was not a?3inst -lhc ordinance but that he rvas voting no
bocar..r;a: lro r.tante:l :rn amrndment to permit a person to have olte sin3 le rabbif
a'. a l::1 -
14.
15. On a nction by Cornmissioner J,rckson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the City
Commis:ion. passed on first rearJing an ordina[ce- uhich ]roJld make it a ciiy
of fen:,+ for any person excepf a Ci'ly ernployee to open valvcs or connections
of f i re hydran ls.
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