HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-28-1959 Regular Meeting8TA.TE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF BALDW I N
The C i ty Lounc i I of the C i ty of Fa i rhope met in regular session at the C i ty Hal I ,
Monday, September 28, 1959, with the following members present* Mayor Overton,
Councilmen Belew, Berglin, Poser, '\uffles, Shull.
Motion by Councilman Ruffigsseconded by Council Shull, that, Eloise T. Wilson be
appointed acting clerk in the absence of Marie Moore, clerk.. Motion carried.
Motion by C ouncilman Shull, seconded by C ouncilman Belew, that the minutes be
approved as. read. Motion carried.
Nomination by Councilman Shull, seconded by CouncilmanPoser, of Mr. R. W. Wilder
to fill the unexpired term of Mr. H.A.Peters, Jr, on the Zoning Adjustment Board.
Motion by Councilman Ruffles, seconded by Councilman Belew, that the nominations
be closed. Motion carried. Mr. R. W. Wi+der was unanimously appointed to fill
the unexpired term of H.A. Peters, Jr. on the Zoning Adjustment Board.
Moti^n by Councilman Berglin, seconded by Councilman Belew that fir. T. A. Cotten
be reappointed to a six year term, retroactive to March 1959, on the Recreation
Board. Motion carried unanimously.
A letter dated Sept. 22, 1959 from Van Antwerp and Rector, attorneys for Mr.
W. F. Hawie, concerning the condemnation of the. airhope Casino was read.
Copy of a letter dated Sept. 8, 1959, from Mr. J. V. Kitchens, State Fire Mar-
shall, to Mr. W. F. Hawie, also was read. The ayor was authorized to send copy
of Mr. Kitchens' letter to Van Antwerp and Rector.
Motion by Councilman Belew, seconded by councilman Poser, that the application
of Walter Roberts for building permit be approved as submitted. Motion carried.
Letter from the Fairhope Elementary and Junior High School P-T A. requesting
the installation of traffic lights at the corners of Church Street and Fels
Avenue, and at rairhope Avenue and Summit Street was read and discussed. No
action taken.
Police Chief D. C. Johnson requested consideration of a bicycle ordinance. No
action taken
Motor scooter and automobile muffler noises were discussed and referred to the
Chief of Police,
n
Letter from Byrd L. Moore III requesting that drainage control measures be
taken by his property on North Church Street eas read and referred to the
Ffairhope Single Tax Corporation.
Letter from John Hadley, chairman of the County Road Commission, in which he
stated that ttlxadit the State would construct one mile of streets within the City
limits, on condition that t'he City gift shall grade, drain and place the base
course, was read. Motion by Councilman Shull, seconded by Councilman Belew,
that the City accept the one mile of street construction placing same on
Nichols Street from School Street to Greeno Boulevard and on Yound Street from
Nichols Street to the South City limits. Motion carried unanimously.
The contract with Lake Forest Subdivision was discussed.
Motion by Councilman Shull, seconded by Councilman Ruffles, that the following
bills be approved for payment. Motion carried.
General rund
Henry Creamer and Sons 30.00
John S. Huffman Pier 27.50
Riviera Utilities 2.33
Western Auto Store Fire 13.95 Streets 41.11 55.06
Jno. S. Huffman Bosby48.26 Police 209.38 Streets 31.86 559.50
Ray- Brooks 'riach i nery Co. 392.23
Pitman Realty Co. 82.86
T.A. William
0 7.50
Gaston Motor Co. Police 21.59 Street 4.21
25-80
Poser printing Co.
26665
Bay Sur.ply Co. Recreation Board 29.90 Streets 40.47
70.37
McKean aint and "ardware
8.40
Klumpp Motor Co, ' Police
8.41
Fairhope Courier
3,25
"alter Supply Co.
24.00
Maury- Wharton
90.82
Fiahrope "ardware and Supply Recreation Board 30.40 Street 13.99
Fairhope Pharmacy
2.01
Ruf f les Co.
�5.38
Garden Center Police
4.30
Fairhope Service Center
1.50
Moore Supply Co.
30.74
Forbes Electronic Dist. Inc.
6.56
Busy B Garage
1.10
Ala. Wood Preserving Co. Recreation Board 390.00 Street
34.80
Western Lumber and Supply Co. Recreation Bd. 41.47 Street 60.69
John R. C rowlet inc.
4.80
Traf-O-Teria System Police
28.97
McCain Uniform Co.
40.39
National Disinfectant Co.
52.58
Dual rarKing Meter Co,
22.43
Standard Service Station
1.00
May Machinery Co.
51.80
John V. Duck
6.25
Jno. S. Huffman Police Car
3.27
John M. Warren
31.50
R adc I i f f Gravel Co.
72.00
Magy Ann Cafe Police
97.75
Trai Tway Cafe Police
9.75
Parker House Police
22.00
Jansen Mfg. Co.
65.35
Southern Auto art
3.63
American LaFrance Police
88.05
Fairhope Welding and Machine
2.50
Virgil merston Police
20.00
Melton's Garage
63.67
Itawren Flowers
15.39
Charles u. Cummins
7.00
MSC S Service Station
7,05
City market
2.37
Gulf Oil Corporation
417.18
Electric Fund
Riviera Utilities
Jno. S. Huffman
Mobile Steel Co.
Gaston Motor Co.
Ala,. R. E. A Safety & Job Training Advisory Comm.
McKean paint and Hardware
Ni K, andDCummings tupply Co.
Wall.e:r ros.
Standard Equipment Co.
Ala. Wood Preserving Co.
General Electric Supply Co.
W. E. Duncan Co.
Hatf field and Co.
Wagner Elec. Corp.
Lighting Fixture & Elec. Co.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co*
Fairhope High School
Gulf Oil Corp.
$9823.70
199.69
6.48
4.95
30.00
4.52
23.55
16.95
15- 00
586.30
7.67
197.30
1228.53
1028.00
212.15
37.88
10,00
67.32
44.39
424.80
102.16
Gas Fund
Jno. S. Huffman
$ 1.92
Jno. S. Huffman
43.05
McKean Pint and Hardware
6.48
McGowinfLyons Hardware Co.
13.97
Ruff I es Co.
531.72
Moore Supply Co.
57.60
Steele and Associates Inc.
27.20
Hands Welding Shop
70,20
Dresser Mfg. Co.
106.95
Standard Equipment Co.
772.o8
Craft Co. Inc.,
322.54
Marine Specialty Co.
40.71
American Meter Co.
689.33_
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9.16
Fairhope Welding and Machine
6.00
United Gas P i pe, Line Co.
3156.87
Daphne 8! T A
1.0.00
Gulf Oil Corp.
22.73
Motion by Councilman Shull, seconded. by Councilman Berglin, that an additional bill
for $25.00 for advertising charged to the Electrical Fund, be approved. Motion
carried.
It being duly moved and seconded, the meeting adjourned.
Eloise T. Wilson, Acting Clerk