HomeMy Public PortalAbout1946-08-23 MeetingThe second meeting of the Council of Bel Harbour pillage was held in
the Administration Building in Bal harbour, at eight o'clock P. M. on
Friday, August 23, 1946, which was the first regularly scheduled meeting
of the Council.
here Were present: Aldermen Glann E. Maann'.ck„ G?orga M. Whittaker,
and Willard W. Webb,
Absent: Aldermen ^,hxrlay R. Graham and gay Semmes
Also present were Mary Wette er, Village ;jerk, and J. Julien Gunther -
land, Village Attorney.
The meeting was called to order by the president, of the Council, Mr.
Wil .ord. H. Webb, and the minutes of the prealowt meeting were rend. The
minutea were approved upon motion of Mr. Gionn Massn.ick, seconded by Mr.
George Whit ak,,,r.
The first busine, : o` the meetthe t
of Camyaitteeman. After discussion, it wet= movod
was too early for such a:;pointment.s end that the
shneld keen the felt in mind and bring it to the
Council when the proper time oocnrred. This meat
Whittaker and carried.
seussion of the election
by Mr. Massni•^k, that it
President of the Council
further attention of the
arnond•eid by Mr.
It was reported by Mr. Webb that negotiations hai been entered into
with (he Tpwn of SurCside for the us9 of their jail futdilit.i.e:•s in case of
an arrest by Bel harbour. It wan agreeaable to 'tear`el le Hest': Ba? Msrbour
lAl le might use the °urfei e jail if l:• ware lent fell, brovided that
Bad. Barbour would be; re:spon_tible for feenlo the, _,riaoaers and the rfte n
Marshal or a.rres:•ing officer would be responsible for checking on the
,,raapr++'X' fru:7 ': ll:,e to time (tll.^i"7tl the ,'etPt)L :+h', ft., ''r. +srnn M,,'t"ni'k
moved, seconded b;, Mr. Whittakp-, that. Mr. 'ion be; _iron the authority
to coml 7te the nehatiati "::r i.Jt,e of t ' tei2 8t.(1 t" stiree "
reimburse Serts.idev for that use provided the aceieart of Surfs le's charge
will not exlee:d ti.50 per flay, hal harbour to be; responsible for feeding
its prisoners and luardine them at night,
The Council was informed by Mr. Willard Webb that he had Ftarted ..he
inspections of the two hotels in the process of construction and that he
had ankel the cotnty for their previous rt,00r-ip and reports on rush in-
sper,ti m+.
It was anoved by Yr. Mss:snick, tecondei ty Yr. Whittaker, that a
Board of Appeals be named in the ordinance prescribing the building node,
and that. Mr. August Geiger, Mr. Thomas P. Coogan, end Mr. Fred F. Zurwelle,
with Mn. Zurwelle ae Chairsan, constitute t ,et Board of Appeals, to :verve
witho(t compensation; and the mot.ino woo null' carried.
Mr. Whit ,•aker su_ rgested that the pol i s of i ;ers np, ointed at the
previous meeting, namely, Robert Al'enbauzh, Cho-les Graham. and Re.e.art C.
7,11.1, be instructed 9.3 t: their duties. Mr. J. Julien :outher:and, as
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attorney for the Village, informed the Council that he would see that the
men were properly lnstucted.
Upon motion of Mr. Ma snick, nee.eld.d by Mr. Whittaker, the meetii
ad "ourned.
Attest:
ViEr C ark
President of the Council
l pFR,OVED :
Mayor
SEPTEMBER 27, 1946
The regular meeting of the Bel Harbour Village Council was held
September 27, 1946 at 8:00 o'clock P. M. in the Administration Building in
the Vi.11oge.
There were present the fallewine Ceun llmen: lees:rs. 'Ceeetes H. Graham,
blenn. _ teasnick, Ray Semmes, Jr., W. H. Webb, ,earge M, 'eeitteeer. J.
Julien. Souther]Fend, Mayor and Village Attorney, and Mary Wetterer, Village
Clerk, were also present.
The President of the Council, Mr. Webb, announced. that all members of
the Council. were present and the meeting was qualified to proceed with
business.
The reading of the minutes of the previous
Aueust 27, ].r-i46, was dispensed with.
ng of the council, held
Mr. Webb reported that Mr. Fred H.. 7,urwelle had agreed to serve es
Chairman and Mr. `;'hones P. Coogan as a member of the Board of pen under
the Building Code Ordinance. Mr. Southerland stated that he had been unable
to get in touch with Mr. August Geih,er, the third proposed member of the
Board due to Mr. Geigets absence, from the city.
The Village attorney again presented to the council the proposed
ordinance constituting a builiine Code for Bat harbour Village. The pro-
posed ordinance was read in full, and after consideration it wes, upon vote,
u-,animou.ly passed, and entitled as follows:
SEP`FREMBER 27,_1946