HomeMy Public PortalAbout1949-06-27 Special MeetingOrdinance No. 17 amending Ordinance No. 7 was read and,upon
motion of.Mr. Bonneau ind'eecdnded by Xr: Whittaker said Ordinance.,
No. 17 Was unanimously passed, entitled as follows: I '
Ordinanci No. 17
RAN ORDINANCE OF HAL SARBOUR;VILLLGE, FLORIDA,
AMENDING SECTION 5, CLASSIFIamw OF CONTRACTORS,
OF ORDINANCE #7 OF BLL HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIDA,
ENTITLEU't *AN oimnaNCE OF HAL HARBOUR VILLAGE,
FLORIDA, IMPOSING LICENSES AND OTHER, TAXES ON
'PRIVILEGES. BUSINEWES, OCCUPATIONS,,AND PRO-
FESSIONS CARRIED ON AND.,ENGLGIM IN WITHIN SAID
VILLAGE AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR: THE '
EXERCISING OF"SUCH PRIVILEGES OR CARRYING ON
SUCH BUSINFSSESO OCCUPATIONS, OR PROFESSIONS,
WITHOUT A LICENft OR OTHER FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH THE 'PROVIS�fORS THERbor .l w
Mr. Webb called the covncil's attention to the appointmsnt�of
Mr. Fred Pdrwelle as Village Engineer without salary, and it was
suggested that he be placed on the village payroll at $1.00 per
year. Upon motion of Mr. Whittaker, seconded by'Mr. Bonneau: it
was unanimously voted.that the salary of the village engineer be
fixed at '$1.00 per year.. Bind. that Mr. Zurwellets name be placed upon
the village payroll at that "salary.
There being no further business, on notion duly made, seco�hded
and carried the meeting adjourned at 9 :00 otclock P. M.
Attests
Clark
JUNE 27, 1949
A special meeting of the council, of Bal Harbour Village was
called for 8:00 P. M., Monday, June 27,.1949. '
There were present: Messrs'. Bonneau abd Whittaker.
Also present worst Mr. W. H. Webb, Town Manager and Mary
Wetterer,: Town Clerk.
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1clubrust of the council'not,being piresonto the'Reiting wns
adjourned.
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However, Mr. Webbp the Town lanager O'stated that he had
discussed with the Mayor, Mr. Sou I
thiil*nds the appointment under
consideration-add he had approved than: The members of the. council
present also approved the appointments as followas
Police Chief Hirola I. Hale
Chief of Fire Department Harold I. Hale
The Town Manager reported that,,the presenV#17mouthpolice Car
in in bad condition and that tires A�" repairs are necessary and
that JA his opinion it would be ah'abohomy to trade thia,4w, in for
anew Plymouth., as he had beenbffared About
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the A, now V
, police oar, which would.maklA the, new ' P uth roximately
$825-00. He stated that the transkeriiagof equips "painting
the now car would run the total coast to a*ut $10000, it.vga agreed
.by the councilliAll present, that this sxp�Oiditute be author
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that the money �he transferred m surplus to the Police
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Equipment Fund (4903-D2). Mr. utherl we oonsult'eA� a -at th a
and gave, his approval.
Mr. Webb also reported that the fire siren is worn out thdthat,
the Electrical Equipment Company had found it completely beyond
repair, and therefor a now siren for the Fire Department I in nOq,e*o ary.
He stated that such a siren will cost approximately $".00- and that.
our own force will do the installation work. It was ag'ried'that
this expenditure for a fire siren alarm be authorized and that $50.00
be transferred from surplus to the Fire Department Equipment Fun&
(4903-D2). W. Southerland was also consulted about this and gave.
his approval.
The meeting was adjourned with the understanding that the
informal approval of the fore ing by a majority of the council be
presented at the next eouneilitetiAg for formal action.
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