HomeMy Public PortalAbout1949-07-22 MeetingThe Council of Bel Harbour Village met at the.Administration -
Building at SIO0 otolook P.M., July 22, 1949 to act as a Board of
Equalisation for the village tax roll covering the period of January 1,
1949, to December 31, 1949.
There were present the folloriingf Messrs. Bonneau, Simons, :and
Southerland,
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Abeent: Messrs. Graham, Jr. and Whittaker.
Also present were Mr. W. H. Webb, Town.Manager, and Maryliette►ras, .
Town Clark.
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It was reported by the Town Clerk that a notice had been posted
from July 15, 1949 to July, 228 1949, a period of seven dsya, at ,the.
town hall informing property owners that the tentative tax asess:mint
roll could be seen in the village offices; and that no protests or
complaints bed been received. As no tetpayer"a were present tellrctest, ..
the tentative tax assessments, the council as a Board of Equalisation,
on motion, duly made, seconded and carried, accepted and edepted tote . '
tentative assessment roll as presented by the tex assessor; fixing
the taxable value of real property in the Village at $5,040,9 C0
and personal property in the ameget, of 1253020040 as of January -lv
1949• The meeting as a Board of Bgallisation was tben Odjourned,
The council thereafter reconvened and proceeded fOther with the
business meeting.
The council then gave formal approval of Mr. Webbts recommendation
of Harold I. Hale for Police and Fire Chief and Mr. Haleea'appoint..
sent as Chief of Police and Chef of the Fire Department of the Village
was confirmed.
Upon potion duly made, seconded and carried, the council authoriaed
the transfer of t1,000.00 for a.new.19oliee,ear.end,$50,.00 f'or a siren
for the Fire Station "from Surpina to the, Police Departnen0quipaent,..
Frind (4903-D2)
Mr. Southerland reported that the Village hadsent a spray of
flowers in the name of the Village Council for the funeral service
of Chief Herold T. Dickey, and that they had.reeeived.a,sympethy
acknowledgement card from hie family. Mr. Simons suggeeted to the
council that there should -be some type of memorial in Chief Diekeyes
memory and it was decided that this should be left for discussion at
a later date. However, Mr. Southerland was requested to prepare a
resolution expressing the townts appreoiation for his services and
sympathy for his family, a copy to, be sent to his mother and wife.
Discussion followed on the advisabillity ,of having a *Ao Parking
Ordinance" for Collins Avenue, end,it ryas decided ..to .include such
a provision in an amendment to the Police Ordinanee:regulating the
speed of automobiles west of Collins Avenue in the village. Thereupon
on motion of Mr. Simons, itecondeflYtNr.:Bonneau, Ordinance No. IS,
entitledt
Ordinance No. 18
' "IN ORDINANCE OrBAL MAWRVILLAGE. ,
FD3RIDA,,AIMNDING SECTION13 OF'ORDINANCE
NO. 2, ENTITLED: IANORDINANCE OF,BAL
HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIN., DEFINING,. '
ObmmmdES, FIXING PUNISHMENTS ANIFFINES.
AND1W.TIND°T0 EVIDENCESEARCHIS„,
AND SEIZURES. TRAFFIC REGULATIONSI."
was unanimously passed. •
. :There being no,fturther business themeeting was,then adjourned
on motion of Mr. Simons, seconded by Mr. Boneeau, until
on July 26th, 1949.
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tali 26, 1949
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The council ofSillerbeui:ViIlege CoAtinnetthenoisedoi
Of Julty 22, 1949 at 8100 otelock B. M., itt,the Administration Building. •
There. were present the following: ,Nessrst-Bonneau,
Simons, Southerland and Whittakers'
Absent: Mr. 'Graham, Jr. •
Also present were Mr.4.:M. Webb, Town Manager and Mary
Wettersr, Town Clerk.
Mr. Southerland, the Neyor. :stated that theltembers of the
council now present had given'the'budget consideration:since their
last meeting and that it was the cone:440us of their opiniOw:in
inforMal-discussions that the budget would have tebemnt'detin as
they were not in favor of increasing the tarmillige. -The council
then considered:each item of,the budget and reduced thctOtal
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JULF,26. 1949 .