HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-08-1960 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
County of Baldwin
The City Council of the City of Fairhope metin regular session at the City
Hall, Monday, February 8, 1960 with the following members presents Mayor
E. B. Oberton, C i ty Manager C. B. N i emeyerr, C ounc i I men: C . F . Bel ew, M. 0.
Berglin, W. 0., Poser, W. R. Ruffles, Jr. and B. L. Shulil.
Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Belewr that the minutes
of the previous regular meeting be approved as read. Motion carried.
Motion by C ouncilman -5huII seconded by Councilman Poser that the Street
Department close ditch in tngl'eside Subdivision as. requested by Mr,
Malone, Mr. Malone to furnish tile.. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Shull seconded by Councilman Betew that Rev. & Mrs. Hill
be granted pew-mri ssi on to bu i Id brick f lower box on Gayfer Court on C i ty
property providing it does not create a traffic hazard. Motion carried.
Mot i on by Counc i I man Poser seconded by Counc 11 man Ruf f 1 es that C i ty* s
acceptance of streets. in Huet Subdivision be pendent subject to complet-
ion of streets and that Mr. Huet be grantedpermission to continue with
paving according to City specifications with the exception of 200 ft. of
curb and gutter, Mr. Huet to present letter to the City stating that cu rb
and gutter would be installed at a later date at his expense and that he
will be responsible for maintenance of streets during this time. Motion
carried.
Motion by C ouncilman Shull seconded by Councilman Belew that the City
accept the C olony*s Street Improvement plans for work on Belangee and
Young Streets in Golf Course Subdivision as outlined in letter of Feb. 8,
1960. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded: by Councilman Shull that the City
Manager be authorized to purchase necessary Mile for Young and Nichols
Street paving. Motion carried. 4
Letter from Baldwin County Eastern Shore Hospital Board pertaining to
paving Ingleside Ave. West of the Hospital and widening and resurfacing
Morphy Avenue was read , discussed and placed on file.
M'oti'on by Councilman Belew seconded, by Councilman Poser that Mr. S. J.
Lester be authorized to sign warrants and arrests while on duty. Motion
carried.
Councilman Shull presented regulations on subdivisions which was held for
further study.
Motion by Councilman Berglin seconded by Councilman Belew<that the follow-
ing bills be approved for payment. Motion carried.
General Fundt
Moore Supply Co.
1.20
Ruffles Co.
1.46
Garden Center
1.45
Western Auto
72.86
Fairhope Hdwe. and Supply
3.08
Western Lumber
3.06
Fairhope Laundry and Cleaners.
8.60
Fairhope Service Center
7.75
McKean Paint & Hdwe.
14.25
Fairhope C ou r i efr
56.19
Ray Brooks Machinery Co.
2.36
Riviera Utilities
2.33
Fairhope Title & Survey
338.75
Poser printing Co.
7.45
Fairhope High School
25;.00-
Mobile Harley-Davidson
14-00
Klumpp Motor Co.
40.54
Jansen Mfg. Co.
14.62
Burford-Toothaker
113.50
Gulf City Body & Trailer Works
25.46
Melton Garage
65.26
Standard Equipment Co.
1,5.45
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
31.90•
Gaston Motor Coo
18.98
Walter Kidde Sales and Service
1068.00.
John V . Cki:Ck
112,46
Malter Supply Co.
W-05
John S. Huffman
325.95
VirgiI Herston
& 00
M & S• Service Station
6.65
Central Cafe
t6.55
Gulf Oil Corp.
470.33
Electric:
Betbeze
13.15-
Nix & Cummings
67.66
Turner* Supply Co.
92.52
Riviera Utilities
7220.40
Klumpp MotorC o.
5.00
W. R . Mitchell
200.00
Southern bell Tele.
368.00
Ala. Wood Preserving Coo
545.46
Bill's Standard Station
4.50
General Elect. Supply Co.
352.80
Haftf iebd and Co.
276.48
G. F. A. Trans. Co.
4.54
B. F. Goodrich
42.92
M ,e S. Service S tat i on
7.75
Gulf Oil
95.02
Gas:
Ruffles Co.
M.i-8
McKean Paint and Hdwe.
3.74
Marine Specialty Co.
335.62
American Meter Co.
483.54
C . L. Rousseau
122.32
Steele & Assoc.
38•28
Hand's Welding Shop
220.75
Standard Equip. Co.
535.87
Bills Standard Station,
6.95
Mueller Co.
1,13.80
Cooper. Transfer Co.,
6.59i
G. F. A. Trans. Co.
4.56
Royston Laboratories
69.80
Gulf Oil Corp.
34•03
United Gays Pipe Line Co.
13,969o85
It was duly moved and seconded that the meeting
adjourn. Motion carried.
d4Approved', /
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Attests
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Baldwin County Eastern Shore Hospital Board
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DIRECTORS ry
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PAUL C. ANDERSON
JOHN M.BEASLEY
H. B. BOOTHE
DAVID B. FULLER
BEN F. HAMEL
MRS. F. WAYNE HUGHES
VINCENT J. KLEIN
T. L. McCANN
Fairhope, Alabama
February 8, 1960
PAUL D. STRICKLAND.
onorable Mayor and Members of Town Council
Town of Fairhope
Fairhope, Alabama
Gentlemen:
The spring of 1960 marks a milestone in the history
of Fairhope with the opening of the new Thomas Hospital.
Although it will serve the entire Eastern Shore, its
location within the city limits .makes it our own. This
is a hospital for which we are all extremely proud, a
sight every Fairhopian and iastern Shore Resident will
view with pride, show his friends and his visitors. We
should have no reason or occasion to make excuses of
any kind for so modern and humanitarian an institution.
It is with this thought and feeling that we call your
attention to the need for paving the street which lies
to the CFest and is ajacent to the hospital and also the
need for widening and re -surfacing i.Iorphy Avenue be-
tween Section Street and Greeno Road. This is the rain
approach - the first impression.
:Te must not overlook also the functional need for this
paving and widening project. It has been estimated that
traffic will increase at least 200010 the day the hospital
opens and will continue to grow with the addition of
business and professional offices in this vicinity.
ITow is the time for you as leaders of the City to take
positive action and have these two projects completed by
the time the hospital opens in June, 1960. For these
are the things that show. These are the things of which
everyone approves. These are the steps taken by men of
positive action - men like yourselves.
Gentlemen, we respectfully request that you give these
projects your sanction and approval. And, that an
announcement of these projects be made in the local
papers so that the many citizens who have inquired
about this will know that it is to be done.
Very truly yours,
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John :ti. Beasley
Chairrian
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