HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-16-1954 Regular MeetingTHE 1,1INUTES Or' A RyGULA i ;-IE-TING
OF THE 6ITY COUNCIL OF THL CITY
OF FAI:�,HO�-E, H-,LD Oi4 TH-�, 1bTH
DAY OF JULY, 1954 AT 4::00
O'CLOCK P.i�.
The amity Council of the City of rairhope, Alabama,
met in regular session at the City Hall in said city on
the 16th day of July, ,1954, at 4.:00 o'clock P.I,i. The
meeting was called to order by the mayor, who presided as
chairman -of the meeting; and upon roll call the following
were found to be present:-L"ayor E. B. Overton, Councilmen
Raln_h H. Lrown, Dupree i•lason„ IM, Richard C. Itilacon,
M . O, B e r1 1 rv+
Lawrence Blatchfor(�bsent/l . 1�larie :Moore, the city
clerri, was also present and acted as clerk of the meeting.
The chairman stated that a quorum was present and declared
the meeting open for the transaction of business. The
minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved.
Councilman_offered the following
ordinance and moved its adoption:
ORDI14A.IiCE WO.
BE IT ORDAINED B.L the City Council of the City of
Fairhope, Baldwin County, Alabama as follows:
SECTIjN 1: This City having heretofore caused to
be constructed a bridge and fill across Stack's Gulley
forraing a part of public street in the City of Fairhope
and the cost thereof was more than $15,000.00, it is
necessary and proper that Fairhope borrow the sum of
015,000.CO for the purpose of paying the cost of construdt-
ion thereof and that it issue to evidence such loan and
to provide for the payment thereof its interest bearing
warrant in the sum of w15,000.00 payable July 1, 19,)4,
together with interest thereon at the rate of 2.5 per
cent per annum from July lu, 1954, interest payable when
and as the principal of such warrant is payable.
SI..CTION 2: That the mayor and clerk, be and they are
hereby authorized to execute, sell and deliver the city's
interest bearing warrant evidencing the aforesaid loan,
which said warrant shall be in words and figures substant-
ially as follows:
N o .915)000.00
!:ITT-,L:iT B,,A-,ING :AR A 4T
OF THE
CITY OF FAIRHUPL
IN THE
S T ATL UZ ,1L•.'iBAi6:A
The �; ity of .0'air-hope , ( herein called "the �- ity ) a
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municipal corporation in Baldwin County, of the State of
Alabama, hereby directs the 6ity Treasurer of the City
to pay to the owner and holder hereof, at the Bank of
Fairhipe, a banking corporation, organized under the laws
of the State of Alabama, and doing business in the City of
Fairhope, out of the proceeds of the collection of five
mill ad valorem tax levied under authority of special
election held May 9, 1950, or if -the same be insufficient
therefor out of any money in the General Fund of the City
Treasury, the principal sum of
F I F TEE N T H C j S A �1 D DOLLARS
on theist day of July, i_964., with interest thereon from
July le, 1954 at the rate of 2.5 per cent. per annum upon
the presentation of this warrant when and as due. Both
the principal hereof and the interest hereon shall be pay-
able in lawful money of the United States of America, at
the office of the t3ank of Fairhope, in the Town of
Fairhope, Baldwin County, Alabama.
This warrant is issued pursuant to an ordinance duly
adopted and approved by the City Council of the Q'ity of
Fairhope at its reprular meeting of July 16th, 1954., to
raise money to pay the cost of constructing a bridge across
Stack's Gulley on 1,1obile Avenue.
It is hereby certified and recited that this ;warrant
is issued in pursuance to law and in full compliance
therewith, and it is in all thingsthevalid, le_al and
binding general obligation of the City of Fair -tope.
This warrant is non-negotiable, but is transferrable
by assignment and each assignee, receiver, owner, purchaser
or holder thereof, by receiving or accepting this warrant,
shall be entitled to and shall have any and all the rights,
privileges and powers to force collection of the same as
the first owner to which the same is issued.
IN ;+iHEREOH , the City of Fairhope has caused
these presents to be executed in its name by E. B. Overton,
its mayor, and the same to be attested by Marie i,00re,
its clerk, and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed,
this the 46P day of July, 1954.
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SECTION 3: There is hereby gpropriated for the payment
of the warrants issued under this ordinances principal and
interest, a sum sufficient to pay them when and as the same
shall become due and the City Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to set aside out of the proceeds of
the collection of five mill ad valorem tax levied under authority
of special election held May 9, 1950, or if the same be in-
sufficient therefor out of any money in the General Fund of
the City a sum sufficient to pay the said warrants and to gply
the same to the payment thereof when and as the same shall be-
come due without further order of this council.
.Adopted and approved this the /6 day of July, 1954.
Attest:
The said ordinance having been read in full Councilman
Macon moved its adoption, Councilman
Blatchford seconded the said motion and the same
was put upon its passage with the following results: voting for
the same; Mayor.E. B. Overtone Councilman Ralph H. Brown, Dupree
Ma.song Richard C. Macon and Lawrence E. Blatchford, voting against,
none. Whereupon the mayor declared the same duly adopted and
signed the same in approval thereof.
On motion of Councilman Blatchford seconded by Councilman
Macon the following resolution was adopted$ voting for the same
Mayor E. B. Overton, Councilmen Ralph H. Brown, Dupree Mason$ Richard
C. Macon and Lawrence E. Blatchford, Voting against, none; such
resolution being in words and figures as follows:
BE IT RESOLVED that the mayor and clerk be and they are
hereby authorized and directed to purchase that certain
warrant issued by the City of Fairhope dated July 169 19549
in the sum of $15,000.00 payable July 11 1964, with interest
thereon at the rate of 2.5 per cent per annum from date
for the sinking fund set up by the city for the payment of
its general obligation bonds and as an investment of such
funds as required by law, such warrant to be purchased at
par.
On motion by Councilman Mason seconded by Councilman Brown
the following resolution was adopted, voting for the same,
Mayor E. B. Overton, Councilmen Ralph H. Browng Richard C. Macon,
Lawrence E. Blatchford and Dupree Mason? Voting against, none; such
resolution being in words and figures as follows:
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Fairhope
is in favor of relocating the County Seat of Baldwin County
to Robertsdale which is more accessible to the majority of
the citizens of Baldwin County.
There being no further business the meeting adjourned.
C1
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Read and approved on the
424_ day of July, 1954.
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Mayor
Al, O'DINANCE TO AY;%ND Section 549 pa,-0 40 of the rainutes
of the City of Fairhope of October 23, 1916 to October 27, 1919,
both inclusive, relating to fire zone 'within the City of Fairhope:
B'- IT O"IDAINED by the City Council of the City of Fairho-pe
that Section 54, page 40 of the minutes of the City of Fairhope of
October 23, 1916 to October 27, 1919, both incliu.sive, be and the
sane is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 1: No building shall be erected, moved, remodeled
or Improved on any lot within the fire zone of the City of Fairho;,e
as fixed, determined, designated and described in this ordinance,
except the sainG be constructed of fire proof material such as brick,
stone, hollowtile, concrete or metal, with roofs of fire proof
materiel, and to otherwise fully and completely comply with Fire
Prevention Code adopted by the City Council of the City of Fairhope
October 25, 1952; provided, however, that one-third of' repairs to
a frame building within the said fire zone may be r;ade of the same
material in any one calendar year;
And there is hereby fixed, detemined, designated rind
described a fire zone within the City of Fairhope, each side f
those certain streets and raven uesja-S--f61=01W_S_:___"
Saction street from Fels ;venue North to City Limits.
Bancroft Street from Plorphy Avenue to Magnolia Avenue.
School �'treet from Fairhope Avenue to Magnolia Avenue.
W ` Church Street from Mlorphy 'venue to PLagnolia Avenue.
Summit Street from St. James Street to Fairhope Avenue,
Magnolia Avenue from Church Street to School Street.
Fairhope Avenue from Bayview to Xiershon Street.
St. James Street from Summit to Church.
Section 2: Any person desiring to er�zct a building, or re.,,,L-odel
or more or imnrove the same Uthin the limits aforesaid, shall first
obtain leave from the Council by a written application containinga
description of the proposed building and a copy of the there-
of; nor shall such erection, remiadeiiii-,, or moving improving
" or be coavL�anced until said petition shall have been passed upon favor-
ably, and pl;-;,ns approved by the +;ity Gouncil. '.she Work ctf construct-
ing;, remodeling, moving and improvini,, said building in accordance
with said plans shall proceed under the supervision of the building
inspector of the City of Fairhope, and shall be in all respects in
accordance ,;ith the plans and specifications submitted and passed
upon.
Section 3: &ny person proceeding to erect or improve, re-
model or move any building without obtaining pe.-mission from the
City Council as aforesaid, or continuing to construct, remodel,
improve or move same in a manner not in accordance with the plans
and specifications submitt!-d with the application after his attention
has been called in exiting to such variation by the building inspect-
or, shall be liablfl to a fine of not exceeding five doliars for each
day that said work is continued, or the orders of said building
inspector disobeyed, and any building erected, rezaodeled, improved
or moved contrary to the provisions of this ordinance may be demolish -
ad and the expense thereof charged to the oei3r of the same.
Section 4: This ordinance may be designated and referred
to as Fire 'Zone 'Ordinance of Ylay, 1954.