07-25-1945 - Regular
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REGULAR MrmTING OF T1IE TOWN COUNCIL OF
'l'HJi: TOWN OF li:DGEWATli:R, FLORIDA-, HELD IN V. I. A. HALL
JULY 25th, 1945.
~~ting call~d to ordar by Vice Mayor UounciD~~n rlaumaartnor at 7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL
Street
60uncilman
Councilman
Councilman
Clerk
Attorney
'Suporvisor
Marshall '
Stnlnnlmr
B a~ar,tnc r
Southrl.rd
SpnriZo
Gillespie
l)rown
'l'hOllUlS
Present.
PrQsent.
PrClilcnt.
Present.
Present.
Present.
Present.
Mayor
Vice M'lyor
READING OF MINUTES
Minutes of tho re~ular mOQtina July 11th and the special moetin~ July 18th,
were read. Gouncil Southard .oved they be approved ~a read,secondcd by
CounciL~n ba~artnor and by vote declared GARRI~D .
BILLS AND ACCOUNTS
The followin~ billa ware road;
Offico expense 1.25
Ray Ballantyne 24.00
F. C. Cory 13.38
Councilmnn Southard moved that the bills be approved aD rend,paid and be
made a part of those minutcs,secondod by Gouncillnan Ba~artner and by
voto dQclarQd uARRI~D.
Jacobsen manufacturinz Co. 11.63
D. B. Smith Co. 4.62
OFFIKiRS REPORTS
Marshall Tho~a roported the li~hts at fark St. and the Hi~hway and
Pine Bluff St. and Park Place wero out. Upon report to the ~lectric Dept.
of New Smyrna Heach,they stated that Inmps were scarce but that the burnt
out lamps would be replaced sa soon as new ones were available.
COMMUNICATIONS
Clerk rend a communication from Mr.G.~.White authorizing the Tcbwn to
clean his property and send the bill to him. The Council directed the
Clerk to write Mr. White and inform him,~hat the Oouncil had been mis-
informed as to the condition of his property,but that if it became a
fire hazard he would be notified.
ORDINANCES.
ORDINAlWE NO. 131;. entitled, AN ORDINAlWE A.MlJ:IIDIND S:U:CTION I OF ORDIHANCE
NO. 117 OF THi: .1'OVIN OF ~DGEWA'.rER, FLORIDA SO AS TOPROH1Bi:T TH1i: SA~ OF
BElCR AND VllNi ON SUNDAYS IN SAID TOWN ,was rend in full. Gouncilmnn
Southard moved that Ordinance No.I3I be passed upon first reading,seconded
by Councilman Baumgartner and by vote declared UARRI~D.
CounciLman Baumgartner moved that the requirement of reading Ordinance
NQ.I3I on second reading be waived and that said Ordinance be placed upon
final pnssage,seconded by Gouncilman 80uthard and by vote declared GARRI~D.
ihere upon it was moved by Gounci~~n Southard,seconded by Counci~~
Haumgartner,thnt Ordinance No. 13I be passed and adopted and a roll cnll
vote being taken on this motion resulted as follows
Mayor Councilmnn
Gouncilman
Gouncilman
Stalnaker
Southard
l)aumgo.rtner
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lfiW BUSIUESS
Counci~ Southard moved an extention of time to complete the tax Roll
and calling the first Meeting of the li:qualization .board on Monday August
4th, at 7:30 in V.I.A. Hall. Seconded by ~oundilm~n Baumgartner and by
vote ~.ARRIJi:D.
Councilman Southard, at the request of Horace King, protested the placing
of toilets in the corner of the barbecue stand us, in bis opinion~ it is
against the regulations of the Board of Health. ~ouncil decided to ask
Mr. Brannon, of the State Bonrd of Health, mo come to Edgewaterand
advise the ~ouncil in this ~~tter.
Mr Humphrys requested CounciDTh~n Southard to report that Mr. Uory and
eight men hauled away a truck load of shell at 5o'clock on Sunday morning,
also Harry MOore and Art Robertson testified to having seen trucks getting
shell early that morn~ng. ~his was taken under advisement by the Uouncil.
At the request of Attirney Gillespie, Uouncilman Southard moved to execute
a new Deed, to replace the origional Deed, which had been lost, for Lot 13
li:-of the F.E.U.Railroad, Sheppard & Sanchez Grant. Seconded by Councilm~n
Baumgartner and by vote declared ~ARRI~D.
Uouncilman Southard moved 'we do now adjourn'. Seconded by Uouncilman
baumgnrtner and by vote ~ARRIED,
Time 8:30 P.M.
Mayor counCilm.~
counci1man6 !P~r
Councilman
ATTEST.
'fawn Clerk