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Savanah Beach, Tybee Island, Gaa
November llth, 1933.
A special meeting of Council was held to -day at 11 :a.m.,and
was attended by Mayor Lewis, who presided, and Councilmen Cann,
Logan and Blumenthal and Chief Hildreth and Officer.W.F.Lin-
•genfelser. •
Mrs. W.J.Bowen having filed complaint about the use of and
damage to her car by Chief Hildreth and Mr. Lingenfelser,
The Chief was asked what he knew about it, he informed
Council that he had never used Mrs.Bowens car, Mr. Lingenfelser
said that he had used it, had damaged it and was willing to
pay for the damages. Chief Hildreth and Mr. Lingenfelser
were excused. The matter was referred to the Police Committee.
The Mayor informed Co-i.ncil that the PWA had turned down the
Towns application for federal aid to construct the parking
space extension. The sense of the meeting was that the Town
could not issue any additional bonds to cover the cost of
the project. It was moved and seconded that a suitable letter
be drafted and sent to Atlanta explaining the inability of
the Town to issue bonds and requesting that the matter be
reconsidered. the motion passed.
There being o further business Council adjourned subject
to %e call of th, Mayor.
Clerk of Counci .
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Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Ta.
November 27th, 1933.
A special meeting of Council was held to -day at 11:a.,in
theCity Hall of the City of Savannah, and was attended by
T .ayor Lewis, who presided, and Councilmen Cann, Demere and
Logan and Mr. Cletus Bergen.
Councilman Logan informed Council that as it was possible
for the Town to get financial assistance in repairing its
buildings under the PWA, he had asked. Mr. Bergen to appear
before the meeting and explaii what service he would ren-
der in connection with the application. He agreed to draw
plans,make survey, draw up specifications and supervise
construction for 5' of the aost, ?•providethrthat the Town
was successful in obtaining the money from the PWA, be to
be 25,00 for. Vi'Aepo lawipgy,w8Ek, this to be paid
iiy. t i Town at_t ej es ima as, p an ect., and to be de-
ducted from the 5% of the cost of repairs on the final
settlement with h_m. It was moved and seconded that the
work be done by Mr. Bergen and that ) 25.00 be a•Trgri-
ated from the Town Treasury for the purpose. The motion
passed.
Council was informed that it had a g_,od chance to get
assistance in the project for widening Butler Avenue from
First to Sixteenth street if a representative of the Town
could be sent to Atlanta and confer with Judge Rourke
and present the a plic•ation. Councilman Logan agreed to