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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-25-1953 Regular MeetingS T ATE OF ALABAMA County of Baldwin The City Council of the City ofFairhope met in regular session at the City Hall, May 25, 1953 with the following members present: Mayor T. J. Klumpp, City Manager C. B. Niemeyer, Councilmen M. 0. Berglin, L. E. Blatchford, R. C. Macon and E. B. Overton. Councilman J. D. Mason being absent. The minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Macon that the City pay $100.00 toward expense of the Volunteer Firemen to attend fire school. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Macon seconded by Councilman Overton that the revised application of Mrs. J. R. Walsh for building permit be approved. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Blatch- ford that the following Resolution be adopted. Motion carried. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL that the Mayor be authorized and directed to appoint a City Planning Commission consisting of not less than nine members headed by the Mayor, one adminis- trative official appointed by the Mayor, one member of the City Council appointed by the governing body aAd not less than - six members at large appointed by the Mayor. The Mayor is further authorized and directed to enter into con- tract with the State Planning Board and to appropriate $450.00 in four equal installments for the purpose of carrying out conditions of said contract. Motion by Councilman Overton seconded by Councilman Blatchford that R. C. Macon be appointed to City Planning Commission as representative of City Council. Motion carried. The Mayor then appointed the following members ,to serve on Planning Commission:�Mr. Byrd E. Moores Mr. Cecil Pitman, Mr. J. E. Gaston, Sr., Mr. John Huffman, Mr. J. E. Woolley, Mr. Ted Page and one memberlof the Women's Civic Club) Three bids were received on the Worthington Mower and Equipment. These bids were read to the Council and all bids rejected. It was duly moved qnd seconded that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried. laaLlIevi Wr Attest: 71t-�� 722�� City Clerk _ 1he new subdividion 0/ rek..t ,n � /p� �L�r boo >Civi�� SPANISH FORT ESTATES Large lots with a beautiful view and cool breezes . , a on the Eastern Shore one block South of Spanish Fort intersection, HERE on a wooded hill a hundred feet above Mobile Bay is a new subdivision for those who cherish the art of good living. Only 15 minutes from downtown Mobile —yet what a difference! It's beautiful, with tall pines framing the view of the bay, it's cool . , it's far from the smoke, smell and noise of the city. Drive across the causeway to beautiful Spanish Fort Estates. See our plan for a residential development whose future is protected by restrictions that insure harmony of architecture as well as a high level of property owners. Plan your own home where the sur- roundings are restful, invigorating and healthful. Think of the Wholesome pleasures — close at hand at historic Spanish Fort, where the popular bathing beaches of the Eastern Shore and the Gulf are only minutes away. Come and select your lot and plan to enjoy good living on your own estate at Spanish Fort. $800 to $3,750 See Spanish Fort Estates Today Only 50 Lots to be sold -Select yours NOW SPECIAL LOW —I'L EL TOLL for Mover -the -bay'' residents. PAVED STREETS —Contract for paving has already been let. BUILDING RESTRICTIONS will protect every home owner from having the attractiveness of his property impaired by others. BUS SERVICE is frequent to Mobile and Fairhope. PARKWAY overlooking the bay will be reserved for benefit of all property owners. JULIUS E ' REACTOR DIAL 2.1855 FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANNEX OA r '0 r. t 00 BRING THIS MAP when You come to Spanish Fort Estates. All lots are staked and numbered and cleared preparatory to paving will begin next week. NOTE: These lots aver- age more than a half acre each.