HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-10-1967 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF BALDWIN
The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular session at
the City Hall, Monday, July 10, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. with the follow-
ing members present: Mayor Macon, Councilmen: Spader, Reynolds,
Stipes, Gaston and Stine.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting were approved.
Mr. Brooks Holliman, Hugo Marx and Company, met with the Council
offer their services es Fiscal Agent for the City and presented a
summary of services they would render as Fiscal Agent. No action
taken.
Mayor Macon reported that since the City was in error in advertis-
ing a public hearing on a change in the B-2 Building Ordinance, it
is being referred back to the Planning Board who must advertise
and ac6 on it before it is referred to the Council.
Mr. Walter Poser, Jr. presented poroposed plans for billing on
I. B. M. Mayor Macon appointed Councilmen Gaston and Stipes and
Exxective Assistant C. B. Niemeyer as a committee to study proposal
and report to the Council.
This being date set for public hearing on Ordinance No. 379, An
Ordinance Amending Section 13 of Zoning Ordinance no. 295 by re-
zoning from R-2 to R--3 a part of Parcel "D" known as the Brown
property, the following protests were noted.
Mrs. Jack Murphree, 54 DeFerriet Court.
Mrs. 011ie Evans, 51 DeFerriet Court
This being date set for public hearing on Ordlmnce No. 3809 An
Ordinance Amending Section 13 of Zoning Ordinance No. 295 be re-
zoning from R-1 to R-3 the property known as Hollis Leavins proper
the following protests were noted.
Mr. Wm. Lauten, representing Felix Burkert and his daughter.
Mr'. A. J. Turner.
Report on ambulance service for the City was carried over until
the next regular meeting of the Council for additional information.
This being date set for opening bids on demolishing and removing
the Casino building, the following bids were received:
Woodrow Wilson - Wreck and remove building and saw off piling
at ground level. $39900.00
Require 60 working days.
J. Dudley Wade - Dismantle and remove building in manner
acceptable to City with piling left in ground for $3,345.00
or cut piling below ground surface for $3,445.00., All usable
material retained and balance of rotten wood and trash burned
on site.
Require 60 working days.
Eugene Bosby - Demolish building and remove rubbish from
premises. $49200.00/
Fairhope Paving Company - Demolish building, materials not
hauled off to be burned at site, rubble to be hauled to City
owned gully adjacent to Grammar School for the sum of $12,500.
Piling to be removed for unit price of $50900 each. Require
90 working days.
R. Roy Reynolds - Give $25.00 for right to set fire to Casino
and let Volunteer Fire Department control burning.
All bids taken under advisement.
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VWR1il R'R5�YoffdR r° ayment'.ffitignCOcarriec .n Spader that
Motion by Councilman Stine seconded by Councilman Gaston that Mr.
Ruge, Purchasing Agent, be authorized to advertise for bids for
repairs on Caterpillar tractor. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Spader seconded by Councilman Stipes that Mr.
Kirk be authorized to purchase load of pipe from American Cast
Iron Pipe Company under our present contract. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Reynolds seconded by Councilman Gaston that
Mr. Niemeyer, Executive Assistant, be authorized to attend City
Managers Convention in New Orleans, October 8-12. Motion carried.
Public hearing on proposed Ordinance No. 379 having been held and
all protest noted, Councilman Reynolds moved, Councilman Stine
seconded that Ordinance No. 379 be adopted as recommended by the
Planning and Zoning Commission and introduced at the regular meeti
of June 12, 1967. Upon being put to vote the following vote was
recorded: For: Councilmen: Spader, Reynolds, Stipes, Gaston and
Stine. Against: None. Motion carried and Ordinance duly adopted.
Public hearing on proposed Ordinance No. 380 having been held and all
protest noted, Councilman Reynolds moved, Councilman Gaston seconded
that Ordinance No. 380 be adopted as recommended by the Planning
and Zoning Commission and introduced at the regular meeting of
June 12, 1967. Upon being put to vote the following vote was
recorded: For: Councilmen; Spader, Reynolds, Stipes, Gaston and
Stine. Against: None. Motion carried and Ordinance duly adopted.
Motion by Councilman Stipes seconded by Councilman Stine that the
City employ the firm of Thornton, Farish and Gauntt, Inc. as Fisca
Agent under same proposal as originally made with the City. Motion
carried.
Motion by Councilman Reynolds seconded by Councilman Stipes that
the following Resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED, that in so much as the City desires to con-
struct a new Pier and other recreational facilities on the City's
Beach Front area, and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation has matchin
money for this purpose, the City hereby instructs the City Enginee
to proceed to apply for said assistance and report progress at the
next meeting of the City Council. Motion carried.
It was duly moved and seconded that the meeting adjourn. Motion
carried.
Approved:
Mayor
Attest:
City lerk
GENERAL FUND
Probate Judge
$ 3.00
Southern Bell Tele. Co.
288.20
Gaston Motor Co. Fire 2.93, Gen. 1.99
4.92
Klumpp Motor Co.
33.41
Eugene Bosby
1,784.90
Gulf States
94.50
Eastern Shore Animal Clinic (Police)
30.00
Wilson and Son
11.65
Western Lumber & Supply
22:05
Waller Brothers
35.76
McKean Inc.
2480
Fairhope Single Tax Corp.
100.16
Fairhope Single Tax Corp. (library)
138.18
Fairhope Single Tax Corp. (Ball Field)
536.80
Garden Center
1.19
Fairhope Courier
97.77
S & W Wrecking Co.
35.00
Burroughs Corp.
305.96
0o, Lowell
4.00
Mrs. Lena Sheffield
25:00
W. A. Hoffman
1.50
Audrey's Restaurant (Police)
lo80
Cowles Printing
39.00
Coastal Concrete
454.25
Foley Tractor Co.
47.41
Fairhope Auto Repair
18.00
May Mach. Co:
17.00
Rudy's Automotive Supply
16.43
M & S Service Station (Police)
16.40
Mannichs City Makt. (Police)
28.38
John Duck
103.75
National Cash Register
2.08
Tippecanoe Press Inc.
58.00
Southern Auto Parts
51.47
John R., Cowley & Bro.
36.00
Goodyear Service Stores
131.12
Fairhope Welding and Machine
31.80
Trailway Oil Co. (Police)
118.92
Poser Printing Co.
29.55
Electronic Services
76.43
Plectron Corp. (Fire)
11.85
Fairhope Upholstery Co.
12.00
Superior Hdwe. (Fire)
1.70
Specialty Sign Co.
43.22
McCain Uniform Co. (Fire)
5:80
Carl Grant Tractor Co.
8.12
Equitrol Division (Police)
897.60
Jack Cocke & Co. (Fire)
(Police)
22.00
Hadley Motor Co.
51.22
Material Sales
ltl30.52
Fairhope Hdwe & Supply
79.67
Welding Engineering Co.
7.30
Gulf Lumber Yards Inc'
448.52
Volunteer Fire Department
424.00
Gulf Oil Co.
838.55
Julwins Restaurant
35.55
Leo Conaway
500.00
Radcliff Materials
72.00
$9,446.16
6 7/. o0
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
Riviera Utilities
$12,846.20
Southern Bell Tele: Co •
12.20
Gaston Motor Co.
7.88
Western Lumber and Supply Co.
1.05
McKean Inc'*'
28.10
Material Sales
52*22
Nix and Fleming
20532
Turner Supply Co.
119:70
Hatfield & Co.
844.55
International Assoc of Arsons
7.00
Busy B Garage
27.65
M & S Service'Station
1.60
Graybar Electric Co:
9.31
Olds and Assoc
94.00
Fairhope Hdwe and Supply
75.53
Huffman and Robertson Ins.
96;00
Marine Specialty Co.
14.70
TOTAL
$14, 430 .
SEATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
Southern Bell Tele. Co.
9005
Marine Specialty Co.
1074 80
Fairhpe Single Tax Corp.
29.50
Coastal Concrete Co:
14.88
Mannichs City Market
6.83
Standard Equipment Co.
10.44
Fairhope Welding and Machine
50.75
J. Vasko Co.
28.00
Fairhope Pharmacy
2.75
Neptune Meter Co.
80.94
Mueller Co.
217.38
Hays Mfg. Co:
68.08
Fairhope Hdwe and Supply
21.00
Regan Equipment Co.
4.57
McKesson and Robbins
229.50
F. H. Ross & Co.
74.25
Marine Specialty Co.
101.57
TOTAL 1p507.11
GAS DEPARTMENT
Gaston Motor Co.
71.51
Marine Specialty Co.
47.25
,Ruffles Butane Co.
1.50
Material Sales
117.86
Carl Rousseau
78.67
Southern Auto Parts
26.00
Standard Equipment Co.
69.90
Fairhope Welding and Machine
53.50
American Meter Co.
1,648.31
Opelika Foundry Co.
102.84
United Gas Co.
5p307.70
Marine Specialty Co.
36.60
TOTAL 7,561.64
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RECREATION BOARD
Labor on 8 Benches on Young St.
50.00
Marine Specialty Co.
422.55
Riviera Utilities
50.90
Phillips 66
67.55
Labor Painting Young St. Bldg.
95.00
City of Fairhope, Water Department
31.96
McKean Inc.
26.86
Fairhope Courier
20.54
Nix and Fleming
181.15
Walter M. Crook
3.25
Coastal Concrete
18.50
Superior H dwe.
101.76
Jones Chemicals Inc.
38.80
Olds and Assoc.
125.40
Material Sales
248.80
Fairhope H dwe and Supply
26.40
Huffman -Robertson Ins.
34.00
/d TOTAL 1,543.42
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