Property of F L Moore - Menace to Public Health - 02-22-1927 A ,
Barnhart, and with Mr. Lobenthal, through the Board of nealth.
The conditionmof r. L. Moores property on the river front
was also noted, and it was suggested that Mr. Moore discontinue the
use of this property as a damn, it being at present unsightly, and
a menace to public health.
Mr. Pitch thereupon offered the following resolution:
R E S O L u l I O N
WHEREAS, it appearing thatthe condition of the property
facing the river front in Edgewater, rlorida, known as
the property of F. L. Moore, constitutes a menace to
public health, by reason of it's use as a repository for
trash and other objectionable matter;
ANS 'WHEREAS, it further appearing that use of the afore
mentioned property for the purpose above stated is
contrary to the public health and the well being of the
citizens of the Town of Edgewater, rlorida,
DE IT RESu!.VED Bx THE TOWN UOUNCiL OF THE TO'.1N OF
EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, ASFOLLO'7S:
Section 1. That the use of the property specified
in the foregoing; or the use of any property whatever
within the corporate limits of the Town of Edgewater,
rlorida, as a dump or repository for refuse and trash
be declared insanitary, and a public mena=ce.
Section 2. That the town clerk be instructed to
communicate this resolution to Mr. r. L. Moore, with
the request that Mr. Moore immediately take steps to
eliminate the existing condition, by burning, removal,
or otherwise.
Section 3. That no dumping of trash, filth or
refuse be permitted within the corporate limits of the
Town of Edgewater, rlorida, contrary to existing
ordinances, or ordinances that may hereafter be passed,
except upon express authority of the Mayor and Council.
upon motion by Mr. Spicer, second(=d by Mr. Lohman, the
resolution was unanimously passed.
(Drainage)
Mr. Lohman reported that he was unable to advise farther
at this time regarding the rlorida East Coast Railway
drainage situation, due to the fact that he had been
unable to get his committee together.
(Marshall )
Officer Simpson reported that a great quantity of old
newspapers, etc., had been scattered along the river
front by Barkley Charpia's truck. Mayor Zipperer
stated that he would handle this matter with Mr. Charp a,
through the regular channels.
Officer Simpson reported that a drive had been made against
reckless drivers in the town, and that a total of fourteen
cars had been stopped, and the drivers either summoned to
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