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Home My WebLink About09-10-1956 Regular Meetingr STATE OF ALABAMA. County of Baldwin The City council of the Gity of Pairhope met in regular session at the Gity Hall, Monday, September 10, 1956 with the following members present: Mayor E. B. Overton, City Manager C. B. Niemeyer, Councilmen M. 0. Berglin, L. E. Blatchford, R. H. Brown and J. D. Meson. Councilman Macon being absent. The minutesof the previous regular meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Councilman Brown seconded by Councilman Mason that the City approve the Jr. Chamber of Commerce 7 point program providied all action taken has prior C ouncill approval. Motion carried. A petition against leasing a portion of Park area in Magnolia Beach to the Art Association signed by 77 residents of the area was presented to the Council. Action heIld for legal opinion. A letter from various clubs in Pairhope and the Eastern Shore requesting the City to appoint a Park and Recreation Board as recommended by the Park and Recreation Committee was read and discussed. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Brown that Mr. Beebe, City Attorney, be authorized to investigate necessary steps for creating a Park and Recreation Board. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Brown seconded by Councilman Blatchford that the City Manager be authorized to secure the services of Smith, Dukes and Buckalew for the annual audit. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Mason that the application of Marvin Commolander for sign be approved providing sign is in line with Trailway sign. Motion carried. A petition from property owners in Houstonville requesting that they be Incorporated into the pity Limits was read and held for further study. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Counciman Brown that the City approve substitute gutter and curb section to replace roll back mountable curbs heretofore used, in new construction work in Magnolia Beach Street Improve— ment as per Mr. Arnold's letter. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Brown that bill of Beebe and Swearingen be approved for payment when funds are available. Motion. carried. Motion by Councilman Macon seconded by Councilman Berglin that the following RESOLUTION AiiOPTW BY Tkili CITY OF FA.1iMPti, ALABA14A W&M,3.43, The River and ilarbor Act approved 17 may 1950 authorized the c:onstr+iction of a channel 6 Feet deep and 80feet -aide from deep water in Mobile: *7 to anst including a turning; basin 6 feet deep 130 feet pride and 330 feet 'long located near the first, bend in Fly Greek generally In accordance pith the plan of the strict �4x# ineser and vith such modifications t.+ceresof, as in the discretion of to: aiiAtf of t�;_.i nearsPtay be advisable, as shown in House Document 1942 3lst t,.on. gress, Ist *a3i on; and &gip the City of rairhopes Alabama is vitally interested in trie project for improve. ent of `aTly Greek as sathorized by said Act; and prior to irsi.tiation of work on this project, it is necessary in accordance with the provisions of said kct that local interests provide wituout cost to tsie united 6taEte;s all hams, easements, riwl7te-of-wy, and spoil -disposal areas necessary for tie construction an i subseq:..ent maintenance of Vie projects when and as required; hold antl 'awe tk-e United fates fr:?e from da ia4<es -Aue to they coenstrEiction and sobs wont maintenance of the works; provide at t=ieir ovi expense, necessary monrirk; .facilities, inch "gin- a public lan1in~ with suitable supply facllitiess park-inZ areas] and an all- heather acces3 road to the harbor facilities- )aintain the existin ; timber ,jetty at tee rno-ith of t3ie creek; and establish a competent and properly constituted public body e^rpowered to re -slate Vie, uses , rowtN aad tree develops tnt of Ur� aiarhor facilities wits the understardinL that all such facilities s hall be open to all on a aal harms; and tv : R1L;A5, Vie (4ty of Fairhape, Alabaana is agreeable to providing such rights and as&Arances an are required by Uie provisions of said .Act; silk: NERWOlEs BE IT RWIX �O that toe t:ity of Fairhope, Alabama berecb,- agrees and pledgee to extend full and complete cooperaLion to tiwse wi„s are responsible for the access of txris projects and grants Uiis asairanee Lbat it will provide wi mahout cost to the United States all lan4sp easements, rip!,ts-of-w.Vs and spoil-disposaI was necessary for the construction and s bseq,uent maintenance of Vie works; provide at its otin expense necessary mooring facilities; maintain t le existing timber jetty at t ,e mo ath of t-he creek; and establish a competent mid properly constituted public body entpowenod to re ulate Vie uses growths srni free: derelopimnt of tie -,ar_,or facilities with the understa"rAire, t�xat all such facilities shall be open .y to aU on equal terms. Adoptedby the CiiW of F'aishope, A1abamaj, Uds clay of ATT&.5Ts (5:�n►d) �---� "eyor Motion by Councilman Brown seconded by Councilman Berglin that the following bills be approved for payment: General Fundt R. L. Yoakum 24.50 Mader Bearing Supply 5.52 Radcliff Gravel Co. 18.75 Harry Creamer & Sons 21.00 Mobile Welding Supply 3.71 The Fairhope Courier 30.94 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, 54.66 Ray -Brooks Machinery Co. 45.78 May- Money Mach. Co. 83.10 Klumpp Motor Co. 72.95 Central Restaurant 23.35 Jansen Mfg. Co. 2.40 Newport Industries 12.38 ACIa. League of Municipalities 140.00 M & S Service Station 9.27 Joe Schneider & Son 225.00 McKean Paint and Hdwe. 9.112 Riviera Utilities 2.33 Simmons Feed and Seed 3.89 Western Lumber and Supply 60.75 Melton Garage 71.66 Burford-Toothaker 105.05 Fairhope Machine Works 34.91 Fairhope Hardware and Supply 20•35 Moore Supply Co. 37.92 Standard :service Station 6.25 Bay Supply Co. 10.80 Poser Printing Co. 87•20 Western Auto u6.53 Gaston Motor Co. 159.59 State Planning Board 60.93 Southern Auto Parts 5.17 Jno. S. Huffman Agency 8.25 Graham Oil Co. 265.03 Electric:: Hatf leld and Co. 106.75 W. M. BashIin Co. 4.25 Wagner Electric Co. 161.50 Ponder Ca. 1.03 Kuhlman Elect. 206.00 Lighting Fixture and Electric Supply 233.17 Moore -Handley Hdwe. 945•22' Standard Equipment Co. 14.00 Turner Supply Co. 80.43 M & S Service titation 4.90 Matthews Electric $apply 557.13 McKean Paint and Hdwe. 9.58 Fairhope Service Center- 2.40 Riviera Uti I ities 7000•58 Ruffles Co. 6.79 Western A-uto 1145 Gaston Motor Co. 3.25 Joslyn Mfg. & Supply N74.2Q Graham Oil Co. 52.56 Gas: Marine Specialty Co. 38.31 The Tape -oast Company 3.63 Standard Eqp i pment Co. 512-05 Hand's Welding and Fabricating 17.50 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, 33.00 M & S Service 4tation 1.10 Fairhope Machine Works 12.10 Ruffles Co. 718.25 United Gas Pipe Line Co. 16.07 Pay R'ol I s C. B. Niemeyer 400.00 Marie Moore 250,00." Eloise Wilson 175.00 F Boyd Ph i I II i ps 350.00 D. C. Johnson 290.00 Cec i I C 1 emens 290.00 R'. Melvin !Long 290.00 L. A. FunW 190.00 Earl Hoaxes 220 1410, F. P. Buchanon 200.00 Raymond Stapleton 240-00 George Dyson 225.00 Marvin Nichols 250.00) E. J. Kirk -W J . P. Ba i I ey 230.00 Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Mason that the meeting adjourn in unadjourned session to meet Tuesday, September IS, 1956 at 8:00 A.M. Motion carried. A\PProvedl Mayor Attest:: _ City ' lerk