HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-10-1962 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF BALDWIN
The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular session at
the City Hall, Monday; -.Sept. 10, 1962 at 7:30 P.M. with the follow-
ing members present; Mayor Schneider, Councilmen Boone- Gaston,
Schermer: absent Councilmen Nelson and Poser.
Motion by Councilman Gaston seconded by Councilman Boone that Eloise
T. Wilson be appointed temporary City Clerk in the absence of said
City Clerk.
Minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved as
read.
Claude Arnold reported on approximate cost of access streets to
colored section, specifically Mershon street from Nichols to Fa -
land Avenue and extension of Fairland Avenue from Section to
Street. Following discussion it was decided to table action untl:.I_
the next meeting. I IN
Motion by Councilman Schermer seconded by Councilman Boone that
the following Ordinance be introduced and read to the meeting;
ORDINANCE NO. _� � ?-
Upon recommendation of the City of Fairhope's fiscal agents
and due to three increases in price of bulk gas to City of Fairhope,
also due to the additional expense involved in service to customers
beyond city limits, and because of certain requirements of the 1961
Bond Indentures, Water, Sewer and Gas;
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Fairhope
that the gas rates for the consumers of gas outside the city limits
of the City be increased to the following:
First
300
Cu.
Ft.
$ 1.50 Minimum
Next
1,000
Cu.
Ft.
0.165
per
100
C.F.
Next
1,700
Cu.
Ft.
0.14J
per
100
C.F.
Next
17,000
Cu.
Ft.
0.08
per
100
C.F.
Next
30,000
Cu.
Ft.
0.07
per
100.
C.F.
All" -Over
0.065
per
100
C.F.
Voting Aye:. Mayor Schneider, Councilmen Boone, Gaston ,Schermer,
Voting May: None.
Letter from Dr. Bruce Nelson, Baldwin County Health Dept. was read
in which request was made for increase in City of Fairhope's ap-
propriation to County Health Dept. Motion by Councilman k6feWthat
the Mayor be authorized to increase payment to County Health Dept.
to an amount equal to appropriateion of coQmparable size town not
to exceed $75.00, seconded by Councilman(669ri&. Motion carried
unanimously with Mayor voting also.
Action do Codification Ordinance postponed until all members of
Council are present.
Motion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Schermer that
Section 5 of Ordinance limiting and. regulating the use of City
supplied water by air conditioning systems be amended to read
as follows:
"Section 5 Compliance Date. Allsystems installed prior to the
effective date of this Ordinance and in non -conformity here-
with shall be converted, modified, adjusted or otherwise made
to comply within six months from date" and Ordinance be re-
introduced.as amended. Motion carried unanimously.
Letter from Robert B. Walker concerning sewer service to his home
was turned over to George Dyson with instructions to report back
to Council at next meeting.
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Mr. Rickarby reported that Ordinance on AdValorem tax in newly
annexed territory will be ready for the next Council meeting.
Motion by Councilman Boone, seconded by Councilman Gaston that
Mr. George Dyson, General Supt., be authorized to employ Raymond
Wood, to make necessary alterations -on electrical switches located
in fire house, to water pumps. Motion carried unanimously.
Letter from Autry Greer & Sons concerning refuse problem at their
local store was read and discussed.
Business Administrator Byrne was instructed to write Capt.
Machlan in regards to National Guard Armory.
Councilman Boone exhibited a chart showing status of bay con-
tamination. Business Administrator Byrne was instructed to write
the Baldwin County Health Dept. for results of next and all future
tests of bay water, such findings to be charted by Mr. Boone.
Motion by Councilman Schermer, seconded by Councilman Boone that
the following bills be approved for payment:
General Fund:
Waller Brothers
$ 114.05
Len -Meyer Company
15.00
Azalea Supply Company
45.50
Electric Shoe Shop
10.22
Fairhope Pharmacy
1.61
Fairhope Title & Survey Company
106.50
Virgil Herston
20.00
Arthur Keller
45.00
M & S Service Station
3.40
Poser Printing Company
8.07
Melton's Garage & Radiator Shop
86.08
Addressograph-Multigraph
16.91
Bedsole's Surgical Supply Company
28.36
Gaston Motor Company
154.49
Fairhope Hardware & Supply Company
28.96
Moore Supply Company
6.90
Station
Foley
TractorlCompan
Foley Company
12.76
Nix -Fleming Supply Company
45.43
Garden Center
4.90
Klumpp Motor Company
70.01
Ray -Brooks Machinery Company
72L73
Western Lumber & Supply Company
89.05
Southern .Auto Parts Company
35.52
Carl Grant Tractor Company
27.72
Material Sales Company, Inc.
3.50
Armco Steel Corp.
396.50
Fairhope Upholstery Shop
8.00
Busy Bee Garage
1.25
May Machinery Company, Inc.
54.80
Walter Kidde Sales & Service
51.00
W. S. Darley
312•52
Texas Refinery Company
74.25
Brulin & Company, Inc.
114.00
McKean Paint & Hardware
3.49
City Market & Grocery
.84
Fairhope Courier
46.50
Olivere's Restaurant
19.70
Joe Schneider & Son
163.75
6.10
Edison Electronics
22,,32 .72
Electric Fund;
Hill-Soberg Company
$ 21242.23
McKean Paint & Hardware Company
9.16
Azalea Dairy Products Company
5.00
Riviera Utilities
1.45
Hatfield & Company
11097.92
Turner Supply Company
77.17
Gaston Motor Company
24.44
Moore -Hadley
15.00
Nix -Fleming
2.56
Klumpp Motor Company
21.59
Gas Fund:
E. G. Rickarby
$ 10.00
Ameridan Meter Company
251.84
Southern Pipe Coating Company
41012.81
Baldwin Transfer Company
5.62
Marine Specialty Company
173.40
Moore -Handley
7.67
Gaston Motor Co mpany
.40
Mueller Company
70.94
Southern Auto Parts
15.70
Klumpp Motor Company
2.95
Fairhope Welding & Machine Shop
4.50
M & S Service Station
.40
Standard Equipment Company
301.07
United Gas Pipe & Line Company
4,313.26
Foley Tractor Company
12.88225.00
Water & Sewer Fund:
Holland Drug Store
$ .60
M & S Service Station
6.00
E. G. Rickarby
15.00
Baldwin Transfer Company
3.00
Material Sales Company
54.25
Dialgas
22.20
Wittichen Chemical Company
114.75
F. H. Ross & Company
148.25
Southern Meter & Supply Company
121.52
Davis Meter & Supply Company
81.20
Simplex Time Recorder Company
9.07
Chicago Pump Company
133.82
Superior Hardware
1.60
Standard Equipment Company
235.23
Coastal Concrete
55.13
Wallace-Tierman
229.97
Nix -Fleming
54.3 5
McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company
21.50
Fairhope Hardware
15.95
McKean Paint & Hardware
3.27
Foley Tractor Company
21825.00
$ 4,151.
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Recreation Fund:
Stratis Photography 6.5
0
It was duly moved and seconded that meeting be adjourned. Motion
carried.
Eloise T. Wilson
Acting City Clerk
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