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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-25-1957 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA County of Baldwin The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, March 25, 1957 with the following members present: Mayor E. B. Overton, C i ty 'Aanager C . B. N i emeyer, C ounc i I rren: C. F . Be I ew, John W. F I em i ng, Johnnie F. McDanieIs, Wm. R. Ruffles, Jr. and Darney L. Shull. The minutes of the previous regular maeting were read and approved ahead. Moti^,n by Councilman McDaniels seconded by Councilman Belew that the Mayor and Clerk be authorizcd to advertise for sealed bids on a 4" Gas. main from the South City Limits of Daphne to the Fairhope Regulator Station. Bids will be received at the City Hall until 7:30 P.M. on April 22, 1957. Moticn carried. The following petition from the Youth of Fairhope was presented to the Council: :e, the undersigned Youth of Fairhope, would like to thank: the City CouncJ I, the Recreation Committee, and the Voters of Fairhope for their part in initiating a Recreation program in Fairhope. It is our understanding that there are petitions already circulating to stop the passing of a Beer and Cigarette -Tax even though the voters recommended this. INL also understand that there were writes -in votes for the taxing of soft drinks so that we, the Youth, would finance our own program as we are the greatest spenders for soft drinks. °fe the undersigned, will heartily agree with this as we realize the great benefit wewill receive from this program and we will not mind paying an extra penny for soft dr i nksp howcver, vie do not feel that this should take a precedent over the other tax as we are still consider& Juveniles and are considered the responsibility of adults until we are twenty-one. We fell that it should be cooperative tax between the Youth and Adults -as both will benefit. We, wbuId be pleased'to have you pass on the bill that the voters ex- pressed their desire to have passed and to consider soft drinks also so lz-h�t no -on that no one can say that the Youth are not hlelping. 1 Signed by 72 Youth of Fairhope. Permission vras granted to the, Jr. Chamber of Commerce to use, Knol I Park for Easter Eg3 Hunt on Easter Sunday. The resu l is of the C i ty Election held on :March 18, 1957 were as fol lows: Voting for Recreation Program 327 Voting No. 110 Voting for Beer and Tobacco Taw 167 Voting for Sales Taxi 98 `Jot i ng• f or other taxes. 57. A letter from Mr. W. 0. Poser listing the population of the City of Fairhope, as 4,628 was ;resented. CounaiIman Ruffles introduacd the following Ordinance: Ordinance if' 247 I ORDINANCE NUMBER AN ORDINANCE TO LEVY LICENSE TAXES FOR THE SALE, STORAGE OR DELIVERY OF CERTAIN TOBACCO PRODUCTS WITHIN THE M RPORATE LIraTS OF THE CITY OF FAIR - HOPE, AND WITHIN THE PONCE JURISDICTION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA: SECTION 1. -DEVINITIONS. Unless the context clearly indicates a different meaning, the following words and phrases wherever used in this ordinance shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this section. "PERSON". A natural person, firm, corporation, club, assoc- iation, joint stock company, receiver, estate, trustee or any person acting in a fiduciary capacity. "RETAIL PRICE". The usual retail selling price of the article before adding the amount of the tax assessed herein, or the tobacco tax assessed by the State of Alabama. "WHOLESALE DEALER, and JOBBER". A.person who sells or de- livers within the City of Fairhope, or its police jurisdiction any tobacco products as hereinafter defined, and all persons operating under a retail dealers license. "DEALER". Any wholesale or retail dealer as herein defined. "STOKER". Any person who ships or causes to be shipped or receives tobacco products into the City of Fairhope, or its police jurisdiction and stores the same in any manner and withdraws or uses the same for any purpose other than for resale or reshipment outside the City and police jurisdiction. "STAMPS". The word stamps as used herein means the stamp or stamps by the use of which the tax levied under this ordinance is paid. "TOBACCO PRODUCTS". This term includes cigarettes and smok- ing tobacco, and any substitute therefor. "PACKAGE". The individual box or other container from which or in which retail sales of the tobacco products mentioned herein are normally made or intended to be made. "CITY". The City of Fairhope. "CORPORATE LIMITS". Corporate limits of the City of Fairhope. "POLICE JURISDICTION". The territory outside of the corporate limits, but within the police jurisdiction of the City of Fairhope as defined and fixed by the statutes of the State of Alabama. "SALE". Any transfer of title or possession, or both, ex- change or barter, conditional or otherwise, in any manner or by any means whatsoever for a consideration, or any agreement therefor, in- cluding rewards, prizes or premiums or such tobacco products given as a result of operations on punch boards, shooting galleries and other activities. The masculine gender shall include the feminine and the neuter genders. Wherever the contract requires, the plural shall include -the singular, and the singular the plural. Any words or phrases used in the ordinance and not herein defined which are defined in the Code of I Alabama, 1940, Title 51, Section 744 to 751, inclusive, and amend- ments thereto, shall have the meaning ascribed to them by statute. SECTION 2. TAX LEVY IN CITY. That in addition to all others taxes now imposed by law, every person who sells, stores or delivers any tobacco products within the corporate limits of the City or within the police jurisdiction thereof shall pay a license tax to the City and a license tax is hereby fixed and levied, which license tax shall be in the following amounts for the sale, storage or delivery of the following named tobacco products in the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope: (1) CIGARETTES. All cigarettes made of tobacco or any sub- stitute therefor, two cents ($.02) for each package containing 20 cigarettes or less. (2) CIGARETTES. All cigarettes made of tobacco or any sub- stitute therefor, four cents (0.04) for each package containing more than 20 and not exceeding 40 cigarettes. (3) CIGARETTES. All cigarettes made of tobacco or any sub- stitute therefor, six cents 4.06) on each package containing more than 40 cigarettes. (4) SI.:OKING TOBACCO. All smoking tobacco, including, gran- ulated, plug cut, crimp cut, rubbed and other kinds and forms of tobacco prepared in such manner as to be suitable for smoking in a pipe or cigarette, each package retailing for five cents or less, one-half cent (6.005), each package of smoking tobacco retailing for more than five cents each, an additional one-half cent ($.005), for each five cents or fraction thereof of the retail selling price in excess of five cents. The tax levied by, this ordinance shall be paid through the use of stamps herein provided for. SECTION 3. TAX LEVY IN POLICE JURISDICTION. Every person selling, delivering or storing any of the tobacco products aforesaid in the police jurisdiction of the City shall pay to the City, and a license tax is hereby fixed and levied, which license tax shall be one-half of the license tax levied under the preceding section on each of the tobacco products mentioned therein. SECTION 4. STAIPS. The City Clerk shall keep on hand for sale an adequate quantity of stamps to be affixed to each package of such tobacco products in denominations as required under this ordinance. Each such stamps shall have inscribed thereon the words "City of Fairhope Tobacco Taxi, but said words need not be arranged in the foregoing order and may be abbreviated. Said stamps may be sold to the wholesale dealer only by the City Clerk at a price equal to 90 per cent of the full amount thereof, the remaining ten per cent of such full amount representing compensation to the wholesale dealer for the labor of affixing them to the tobacco products enumerated herein. All other persons except wholesale dealers, must pay the full face amount of the stamps; but no person or dealer shall be en- titled to purchase any such number of said stamps as would cause the purchase price to include the fraction of a cent. SECTION 5. DEALERS. Before any of the aforesaid tobacco products shall be sold or delivered within the corporate limits of said City or police jurisdiction by any dealer, such dealer shall affix to each package of said tobacco products, enumerated in Section 2 of this ordinance, a stamp or stamps obtained from the Clerk of the City of Fairhope in the amounts set out in this ordinance in payment of the license taxes imposed by this ordinance. Every dealer shall within one hour after the receipt of any such tobacco products within the city or its police jurisdiction, unless sooner offered for sale, cause stamps to the requisite amount of the tax to be affixed as hereinafter stated and to cause the same to he cancelled by writing or'stamping with waterproof ink across the face of each stamp the registered number furnished such dealer by the State Tax Commission. After such stamping has been begun it shall be con- . tinuedz-with reasonable diligence by such dealer until all the un- stamped tobacco products aforesaid have been stamped and the stamps cancelled as herein provided, but no stamps required to be affixed to any package of the tobacco products aforesaid shall after the same has been affixed as herein provided, be again used in payment of any part of the tax levied under this ordinance. Such stamp shall be affixed in such manner that their removal will require con- tinued application of water or steam. In the case of cigarettes and smoking tobacco sold in retail in packages the stamps shall be affixed to each individual packages in,such a way that such stamps shall be torn in two or mutilated when such package is opened. SECTION 6. RECORDS. Every wholesale dealer shall at the time of selling or delivering any tobacco products enumerated herein into the City or its police jurisdiction, make a true duplicate in- voice of the same which shall show, full and complete, details of the sale or delivery of such tobacco products and shall retain the same subject to the use and inspection of the City Clerk or his duly authorized deputy Por the period of three years. Wholesale and retail dealers shall also keep a record of the purchase, sale, exchange and receipt -of all the aforesaid tobacco products and hold all books, records, cancelled checks, and all other memoranda pertaining to such purchase, sales, exchange and receipts for the period mentioned herein, subject to the inspection of the City Clerk or his duly authorized deputy, who shall have the power and authority to enter upon the prem- ises of any dealer and to examine such books, records and memoranda at all reasonable times. Any person who purchases or receives in any manner whatsoever, any of the tobacco products enumerated herein which does not have affixed the stamps required by this ordinance -shall, within three days after receipt of such articles of tobacco, report the receipt and purchase of said tobacco products to the City Clerk, giving the date of purchase or receipt, the name and address of the person or firm from whom purchased or received and a list describing the articles of tobacco purchased or received. Such report must be made by registered mail or in person. It shalbe unlawful for any person to interfere with or obstruct the City Clerk or such deputy in the exercise of the power and authority conferred by this ordinance. SECTION 7. ILLEGAL ACTS. Among others, the following acts and omissions shall be unlawful: (a) It shall be unlawful for any person required by this ordinance to affix stamps to tobacco products to fail to affix such stamps or to cancel such stamps in the manner or within the time required by this ordinance. (b) It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, offer for sale, or deliver within the City or its police jurisdiction any tobacco products to which stamps have not been affixed and cancelled as provided by this ordinance. (c) It shall be unlawful for any dealer to have in his possession or under his control any tobacco products not properly stamped as required by this ordinance for more than six hours after receipt of such products on the premises of such person, provided that this subsection shall not apply to tobacco products in the possession of wholesale dealers or jobbers kept for the purpose of resale or reshipment outside the City and its police jurisdiction and which products are actually so resold or reshipped. The possession of each article or commodity not having the proper stamps affixed J thereto as required by this ordinance shall be deemed a separate offense. ,(d) It shall be unlawful to manufacture, buy, sell, offer for sale or possess or attempt to do so any reproduction or counter= felt of the stamps provided for in this ordinance or to possess tools, implements, instruments or any materials of any kind necessary or appropriate to reproduce or counterfeit such stamps or to alter or cause to be altered any stamps herein provided for. (e) It shall be unlawful to remove from a package or otherwise prepare any stamps with intent to use or cause the same to be used, or to buy, sell,"offer for sale, or give away, any washed, removed, altered or restored stamp to any person or to have in possession any such washed or removed or restored or altered stamp, or, for the —purpose of in- dicating the payment of any tax hereunder to re -use any stamp which has heretofore been used for the payment of any tax provided in this ordinance, or, except as to the City Cler, to sell any stamp provided for herein. (f) It shall be unlawful to re -use or re -fill with any tobacco products any package from which such taxed tobacco products have been removed. SECTION 8. APPLICATION. (a) This ordinance shall not be applied so as to impose any unlawful tax or�unlawful burden on interstate commerce or any business of the United States Government or any branch or agency thereof. (b) This ordinance shall not apply to the tobacco products mentioned herein stored by a wholesale dealer for the purpose of re- sale or re -shipment outside the City and its police jurisdiction and which are actually so re -sold or re -shipped. (c) This ordinance shall not repeal any of the provisions of the License Ordinance of the City but shall be held to be cumulative. (d) Whenever the requisite amount-of.stamps has been affixed to the tobacco products as required herein, this ordinance shall not require additional stamps to be affixed thereto in case of subsequent sales, deliveries, or storages; except where the tobacco products taxed hereunder have been stamped with the amount required for the sale in the police jurisdiction and the same are subsequently sold within the corporate limits the required additional amount of stamps shall be attached thereto. SECTION 9. SEVERABILITY. Each and every provision of this ordinance is hereby declared to be an independent provision;, and the holding of any provision hereof to be void or invalid shall not affect any other provision hereof, and it is hereby declared that the other provisions of this ordinance would have been enacted regardless of any provision which might be held invalid. SECTION 10. SAVING PROVISION. No fine, penalty or forfeiture incurred under this ordinance number 2zl7 previous to its repeal, and no proceeding therefor instituted before or after such repeal shall in anyway be affected by such repeal. SECTION 11. PENALTY. Any person violating any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction be fined not more than $100.00 and may be sentenced to hard labor for the City for not more than 30 days, either or both. SECTION 12: The proceeds fromk the tax levied by this ordinance when collected shall be and is heroby appropriated to and shall be used for the acquisition'df lands, buildings and equipment and facilities for recreational and park purposes and for mainten- ance, development and operation of recreational facilities and public parks, for the City of Fairhope and its people. SECTION 13. EFFECTZVF DATE. This ordinance shall become effective at midnight of, or as soon thereafter as it may under the constitutio nd laws of the State of Alabama. Adopted on the qs 'day of 1957. Clerk Approved this the 2� ay _2tt.� of 1957. r Councilmen Belew moved that the rules be suspended and unanimous consent be given for im^rediate consideration of and action on said Ordinance which moti n was seconded by Councilman Shull and upon the motion being put to vote the f o I lowing vote :vas recorded: Voting Yes: Counci Imen Bel ew, FIcming, MicDan iels, Ruffles and Shull. Voting No: None. The Mayor thereupon declared that the motion for unanimous consent for i iediate consideration of and action on Eklid Ordinance had bcen unanimously carried. C ounciIman p�hcDaniels thereupon moved that the said Ordinance be finally adopted which motion was seconded by Council — ,ran Bel ew•and upon said motion being put to vote the following vote was recordod: Vot 1 r.g Yes•; Counc i 1 men Bel ew,. F le m i ng,. McDan i el s, Ruf f I e, s and Shu I I . Vot i ng No: None. Thei.layor then announced that the motion for adoption of said Ordinance had been unanimously carried and signed the same in approval thereof. Councilman Shull introduce6 the following Ordinance which motir)n was seconded by Councilman Be l e-rr: ORDINANCE -NUMBER -.2 '' AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE TO ANEND-SECTIONS THREE, FOUR AND FIVE OF FAIR - HOPE ALCOHOLIC'BEVERAGE CONTROL ORDINANCE OF APRIL 12, 1937, AS AI,ZNDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 180. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, AL ABAMA: FIRST: That sections three, four and five of the Fairhope Alcoholic Beverage Control ordinance of April 12, 1937, as amended by Ordinance No. 180 be amended to read as follows: SECTION 3. WHOLESALER, DISTRIBUTOR AND JOBBER. (a) There is hereby levied on every person, firm, corporation or association who shall engage in business as a wholesaler, distributor or jobber of malt or brewed beverages of an alcoholic content not in excess of 4% by weight and 5% by volume, in the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope, Alabama, a license or privilege tax to be measured and ascertained as follows: An amount equal to two and one-half cents on each twelve fluid ounces or fraction thereof of such malt or brewed beverages sold or distributed, said amount to be due and payable on or be-. fore the 15th day of the calendar month next following such sales or distribution, and if not paid by said date, there shall be added to'said amount a penalty of 15% thereof. (b) Every such wholesaler, distributor and jobber shall before engaging in such business file with the Town Clerk of the City of Fairhope a written statement under oath containing full data regarding the business he in- tends to carry on, including the location of his business, whether or not such wholesaler, distributor or jobber is a natural person, a corporation, a partnership or assoc- iation, and if not a natural person, the names of the persons composing the partnership or association, and their residences, and if a corporation, the officers and persons holding the capital stock of the corporation and their residences. (c) Three -fifths of the proceeds of the tax levied hereunder shall be covered into the City Treasury and may be used for any municipal purpose. Two -fifths of the proceeds of such tax shall be covered into a fund designated as the "Fairhope Recreational Fund" and shall bra used for the acquisition of lands, buildings and equipment and facilities for recreational and park purposes and for maintenance, development and operation of recreational facilities and public parks, for the City of Fairhope and its people. SECTION 4. RETAILERS. (a) There is hereby levied upon all persons, firms, corporations or associations who shall engage in the business of -sell, within the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope, Alabama, as a retailer, malt or brewed beverages of an alcoholic content not in excess of 4% by weight and 511fo by volume, to be consumed on the prem- ises, or to be carried or delivered to the address of the purchaser, a privilege or license tax to be measured or ascertained as follows: An amount equal to two and one-half cents on each twelve fluid ounces or fractional part thereof of such malt or brewed ,beverages sold or distributed, to be consumed on the premises or to be carried or delivered to the address of the purchaser, said amount to be due and payable on or before the 15th day of the calendar month next following such sales, and if not paid by said date there shall be added to said amount a penalty of 150 of such amount. (b) Any person, firm, corporation or association engaged as a retailer of such malt or brewed beverages purchased in whole from a wholesaler, distributor or jobber on which the tax herein levied has been paid, shall not be required to pay the additional amount of two and one-half cents on each twelve fluid ounces'or fractional part thereof; provided, however, that in order to obtain this exemption such retailer must, on or before the 15th day of each month, file with the City Clerk of the City of Fairhope, Alabama, a sworn written statement showing every purchase by such re- tailer during the preceding calendar month, and as well the name of the wholesaler, distributor or jobber from whom the same was purchased, the amount of each purchase and the date of each purchase. (c) Three -fifths of the proceeds of the tax levied hereunder shall be covered into the City Treasury and may be used for any municipal purpose. Two -fifths of the proceeds of such tax shall be covered into a fund designated as the "Fairhope Recreational Fund" and shall be used for the acquisition of lands, building and equipment and facilities for -recreational and park purposes and for maintenance, development and operation of recreational facilities and public parks, for the City of Fairhope and its people. SECTION 5. POLICE JURISDICTION. There is hereby levied upon every person, firm, corporation -or assoc- iation engaging in business as a wholesaler, distributor, jobber or retailer of malt beverages of an alcoholic content not in excess of 410 by weight and 5% by volume, ulthout the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope but within the police jurisdiction thereof, a license or privilege tax in an amount equal to one-half the amount of the license tax levied for engaging in such business -within the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope, namely: one and one-fourth cent on each twelve fluid ounces or fraction thereof of such malt or brewed beverages, such license to be paid for in the manner and at the time and place herein specified for engaging in such business within the corporate limits of the city of Fairhope, and such persons, firms, corporations or associations engaging in such business shall be subject to all of the other provisions of this ordinance applicable within the corporate limits of the City of Fairhope. ' Three -fifths of the proceeds of the tax levied hereunder shall be covered into the City Treasury and may be used for any municipal purpose. Two -fifths of the proceeds of such tax shall be covered into a fund designated as the "Fairhope Recreational Fund" and shall be used for the acquisition of lands, buildings, and equipment and facilities for recreational and park purposes and for maintenance, development and operation of recreational facilities and public parks, for the City of Fairhope and its people. SECOND: This ordinance shall become effective on the day of 1957. Adopted on theI <01day of -4 1957• Clerk Approved this _ day of 1957; FGyor 0 We, the undersigned Youth of Fairhope, would like to thank the City Council, the Recreation Committee, and the Voters of Fairhope for their part in initiating a Recreation program in Fairhope. It is our understanding that there are petitions already circulating to stop the passing of a Beer and Cigarette Tax even though the voters recommended this. We also understand that there were write-in votes for the taxing of soft drinks so that we, the Youth, would finance our own program as we are the greatest spenders for soft drinks. We the undersigned, will heartily agree with this as we realize the great benefit we will receive from this program and we will not mind paying an extra penny for soft drinks; however, we dolnot feel that this should take a precedent over the other tax as we are still considered Juveniles and are considered the responsibility of adults until we are twenty-one. We feel that it should be cooperative tax between the Youth and Adults as both will benefit. We wonl# be pleased to Have you pass o* the bill that the voters expressed their desire to have passed and to consider soft drinks also so that no one can say that the Youth are not helping. 71-7 ��' Imo" `" I �,,C„ ,•;� °'"�'"'(. i _, 9 Lu 'Tre"- . C t�fv l Cr-Tc ;fir` (ZXJII i i a i T-m -m- MPRM -M-W- -O'VZ# rlcmiolk - I ccRlr rF ICATO W fmSULTS LALSS or,(C+M.r..r.w...�.. So X S - �Q &-dl"-v CERTIFICATE OF RESULTS YES & 6 NO 14 BEER & TODOACCO SALES % D OTHER g A � 3 50I North Church St Match 20--57 Board of Selectmen of Fairhope Dear Sirs Three months ago I sent you a report of the present drainage conditions on North Church St to which I have recieved no reply. The damage done during the last administration to.the private roperty on this street will not reflect very well on the city of airhope if this matter has to be taken into court. During the last 6 years I have spent over 0 150 trying to co-operate with you in keeping the waterxlzam turned into my land from the streets above, flowing,so that it would empty into the dam below. When the street war paved last spring the owners of the land on both sides of me ( Rapp and Tuveson) refused to pay to have the drainage pipes from the adjoining Colony land continued across their propety on North Church. As my land is wedged between these 2 plots it was useless for me to have pipes open at both ends laid across my narrow plot. To avoid being sued, the city then collaborated with the Colony to place a large concrete drain into the Tuveson, Duncan and Rapp land. At the -same time it dug, across these 3 70 ft lots, at edge of paved road, -a mud ditch so shallow that it is continually clogged and pools form which I clear by hand as far as possible, but which remain on the adjoining properties, Bor days at a time. The part of the drainage turned off the road into our p= property now has not force enough behind it to run on through, except when accompanied by heavy rains. The result is stagnant, mosquito - breeding pools which, last September and October made this area practically uninhabitable. The enclosed bill is my final attempt to cope with this and I request that the city not only pay it but send a responsible person down here to inspect it and suggest any improvement which can still be made. I have lined the entire 70 feet with sheets of tin, with a dam at each end. The drainage still collects in pools but I am hoping that with only tin beneath the mosquito larvae will not be able to propogate., but I wish this investigated NOW before the hot weather comes. My neighbors have not In 6 years done one thing to cooperate with me and the erosion on their own land is of course a large part of the trouble, as the slant to keep the water running lessens every year. I ask to have this bill paid- by the city and for your cooperation, since ,the situation is' now' entirely the result of the damage deliberately made by the city. One of'my neighbors refused to pay the $ 91 eharged'for the paving of this road, but I paid it at once and I ask for an equal consideration on your part. Sincerely 1 WALTER O. POSER PHONE WA 8.8389 ELEANORE H. POSER POSER PR ING FAIRHOPE , ALA. March 14, 1957 City of Fairhope rairhope, Alabama Gentlemen: In accordance with your instructions a census of the population living in the city of Fairhope has been completed and follows: White Adults 2.1903 White Children 1, 1Y04 White Total 4,307 Colored Adults 174 Colored Children 147 Colored Total 321 TOTAL 4,628 I declare this to be an accurate count a; near as is humanly possible. Sincer a&/a 1 i r 7.000 SQ. FEET FLOOR SPACE - COMPLETELY Al. CONDITIONED C cunciIman McDaniel moved that the rules be suspended and unanimous consent be given for irrmediate consideration of and action on said Ordinance which motion was seconded by Councilman Fleming an.d upon the w otion bein^ ' to vote the following vote was recorded, Voting Yes: Councilmen Belew, Fleming, iAcDan i el s„ puff I ec. and Shu I 1, Voting No; None They tAayor thereupon dec I ared+ that the motion for unanimous c-;nsent for immediate consideration of and &Mien on said Ordinance had been unanimously carried. Councilman Belew thereupon moved that the said Ordinance be finally adopted which motion r:as seconded by Councilman Sltu f l -and upon the motion being put to vote the follow— ing vote was recorded: Voting Yes: Councilmen Belew, Fleming, McDaniels, Ruffles and Shull, Voting No: None. The Mayor then announced that the notion for adoption of said Ordinance had been unanimously carried and signed the same in approval thereof. It` was duIy moved and seconded that the meeting adjourn. Moti^n carried. Approv^d' Z�� ,r mayor C i ty C I erk