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Home My WebLink About02-24-1970 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA COUNTY OF BALDWIN The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular session at the City Hall, Tuesday, February 24, 1970 at 7:30 P.M. with the following members present: Mayor R. C. Macon, Councilmen: James P. Nix, Robert H. Cowen, Henry G. Bishop, John A. Robertson and Sam E. Box. Minutes of the previous regular meeting were approved. Mr. Huet, representing the Harbor Board, presented an Ordinance with request that the Council Adopt same. Motion by Councilman Box that the following Ordinance be introduced: ORDINANCE N0. ` 36 AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE USE OF THE FAIRHOPE MUNICIPAL FISH WHARF AND RELATED MATTERS THERETO. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, Fairhope, Alabama, as follows: 1. That in order to insure that all users of the Fairhope Municipal Fishing Dock shall be on an equal basis, the docking facilities shall be rented as follows: (a) The sum of 75� per foot of the width of boat: per month and shil be leased on an annual basis by and through the Harbor Board and shall be leased on a first come, first served basis with the Harbor Board keeping a list as applications are made. (b) Each lessee shall be responsible for keeping up his boat slip, keeping it clean, and shall further be responsible for the conduct of his crew and guests upon the premises. (c) All boa*s using the municipal loading ramp shall be responsible for its cleanliness, and all boats shall be removed immediately after off-loading cargo or taking on fuel or ice. (d) The boat rentals as hereinabove set out shall be paid on an annual basis beginning August 15th, and boat owners shall be notified by the City on or before July 15th of each year, and that the rent shall be due and payable on or before August 1st. Rentals not received by that time, the said boat slip shall be forfeited and the stall rented by the Harbor Board according t the Harbor Board's waiting list, and the boat stallsmust be vacate on or before August 15th. (e) Any boat owner using a boat slip without a lease shall be fined not more than $10.00 for the first offense, and not ex- ceeding $100.00 for any further offenses, at the discretion of the trial judge. (f) Boat operators without rental berths shall be allowed to off-load catches and cargo at the municipal loading ramp but shall be charged therefor $1.00 per 19000 pounds of fish off-loade or any part thereof, and $1.00 per 500 pounds of shrimp off-loaded or any art thereof. (g) The boat owners or lessees shall not allow nets or other gear to be left on the docks, but are to be on -boarded on the respective boats as soon as fish or other cargo has been off- loaded. (h) The CITY OF FAIRHOPE, but acting by and through its Harbor Board, shall have the right to evict any and all boat owners for violation of any rules or regulations of the Harbor Board. (i) The CITY OF FAIRHOPE shall not be liable for any Injuries or misconduct carried on by any of the lessees of the municipal fishing dock. ADOPTED this the day of 1970. CITY OF FAIRHOPE By lttest : Mayor y This being date set for Public hearing on proposed rezoning from H-2 to B-2, property known as Henzie Bell property, property owne in surrounding area were present and concerned over drainage in the area. Mr. Hoy White objected to rezoning until definite plan were submitted for use of property as proposed drive would be directly in front of his property. Property owners wre assured that these matters would be taken care of when application for building permit was submitted. There being no other protests Councilman Box moved, seconded by Councilman Cowen that the follo ing Ordinance be adopted. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 139 DISTRICT BOUNDARIES OF ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 295. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE that Section 139 Zoning Ordinance No. 295, be amended by rezoning the following described property from R-2 to B-2 as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission. From a point on the West line of Section Street that is t hundred twenty-three feet North of the North lire of Magnolia T,\,Avenue and the point of beginning; run thence North along Section Street two hundred nine feet to a point marked by an iron pipe; thence run West five hundred one feet to the East line of Church Street; thence South along the East line of Church Street two hundred nine feet to a point marked by an iron pin; thence East five hundred one feet to the point of beginning. Less the East two hundred feet thereof, already zoned S-2. This being date set for opening bids on two dump trucks, the following bids were received: Bill Steber Chevrolet Co. $89231.14 Thomas -Corte Pontiac, Inc. Key- GNC Trucks 89158.00 Gaston Motor Co., Inc. Ford 7,793.00 Motion by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Robertson that the Council accept low bid of Gaston Motor Company in the amount of $79793.00 for two dump trucks provided bid meets specifications. Motion carried. Alr. John Duck reported on progress made in securing right-of-way Section Street and Fairhope avenue. Petition requesting reversion to the Fairhope Single Tax Corpora- tion property located on the bluff above the beach between Nichols and White Avenue and two lots North of White Avenue was presented by property owners in the area. Petition held for further study. At the request of Marion Phillips, Fire Chief, Councilman Robertso moved, seconded by Councilman Nix that money be appropriated to send four firemen to fire school in April. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Cowen seconded by Councilman Robertson that Council authorize expenditure of approximately $600.00 at Young iStreet Pool for paving and sidewalk.' Motion carried, btion by Councilman Robertson seconded by Councilman Nix that the ayor be authorized to submit proper application with check to tart immediately resurfacing of streets in the City. Motion arried, lotion by Councilman Box seconded by Councilman Robertson that ouncil authorize Mayor Macon to negotiate with Fairhope Building orporation for purchase of Bank building for a city hall. Upon be- ng put to vote the following vote was recorded: For: Councilmen: ox, Robertson and Cowen. .Against: Councilman Nixi. Councilman ishop abstained from voting. Motion carried. ttest Approved City of Fairhope February bills General Fund: Aamco Transmission - Police Alabama Peace Officers Journal Bedsole's Computer Service of Alabama Delchamps - Dog Food Eastern Shore Restaurant - Prisoners Ideals Jack Etheridge Co. - Police Eastern Shore Travel - Xeroxing Fuel Oil Supply Co. Fairhope Clay Products Co. Fairhope Auto Parts Fairhope Upholstery Co. - Fire Fairhope Hardware Fairhope Courier Fairhope Laundry - Jail Goodyear Service Stores Gaston Motor Co. Greer's - Dog Food Harrill Valley DecoratinIg Co. Julwin's - Prisoners Meals Kale Uniforms - Police 0. Lowell - Sts. Material Sales Co. Marine Specialty Company McCain Uniform Co. - Police Garden Center National Linen Service - Office Poser Printing Company Partin Paper Company Parker House - Prisoners Meals Reynolds Service Center Rudy's Automotive E. G. Rickarby Southern Auto Parts Southern Building Code Publishing Co. Shell Service Station Steber Chevrolet Shepherd Printing Western Auto Waller Bros. Office Western Auto - Library 122.00 PAID 35.00 5.98 65.00 11.45 11.40 124.04 9.4o 57.00 72.00 9.24 12.00 49.481 83.76 4.25 548.91 $Y$�x 43.58 33.36 2,244.00 25.75 12.25 24.90 5.90 PAID 18.93 65.74 10.00 13.45 71.30 27.34- 2.00 13.50 87.18 212.82 158.20 1.62 3.00 309.42 14.65 10.95 29.67 900.00 5,56o.42 Less Paid _�.. 0 5 9 5 Gasoline Tax Account: Coastal Concrete Co. 539.25 Material Sales 141.17 0. 2 February bills Electric Fund; Alabama Power Company Computer Service of Alabama Fuel Oil Supply Gaston Motor Company Graybar Electric Co. - Hatfield and Co. Hill-Soberg Co. Nix and Fleming Supply Nelson -Pinson Rudy's Automotive So. Auto Parts Company Steber Chevrolet New Sub -station Gas Fund: Computer Service of Alabama Jack Etheridge Co. Gaston idotor Company Material Sales Marine Specialty Co. Moore -Handley Noland Co. Pringle Gas Meter Repair Rudy's Automotive Shell Service Station United Gas Pipe Line Co. Water and Sewer: Computer Service of Ala. Fairhope Hardware Jones Welding Co. Material Sales Co. Marine Specialty Co. Noland Company Ponder Company Southern Meter & Supply Superior Hardware Steber Chevrolet Recreation: Fairhope Hardware Fuel Oil Supply Riviera Utilities Thoss Sporting Goods West Baldwin Water City - Little League Less Paid 14,064.80 257.66 13.30 7.69 2 0 073. 00 19296.98 209.o4 591.64 8.00 6.30 29.94 1.64 L89559.99 257.66 24.90 140.29 13.11 100.74 30.36 119.95 135.75 45.34 4.00 239715.33 fJ 2 200.00 5.6o 48.50 54.26 PAID 106.14 PAID 89.56 76.18 61192 37.62 20.16 - 69994 Less Paid 1 0 504.24 4. 55 W1 5.00 PAID 27.37 736.50 8.22 6.72 Less Paid 27.37 -� City of Fairhope January bills. General Fund: Baldxwin Pole & Piling - Harbor Board Baldwin Animal Clinic Burford Equipment Co. Robt. S. Bateman & Assoc. - Zoning maps Coastal Concrete Jack Cooke & Co. Circuit Court Delchamps Inc. Jack Etheridge - Police Fuel Oil Supply Fairhope Hardware Fairhope Welding & Machine Works Fairhope Laundry Fairhope Courier - Police Gaston Motor Co. Police 134.489 Fire 9.40 Grand Hotel Gulfport Creosoting Co. Harbor Board Jannett & Co. Police 0, Lowell Material Sales M & S Service Station McKean, Inc. Marine Specialty Co. Marine Specialty Co. McCain Uniform Co. Moore Business Forms Nix & Fleming Library 18.009 Gen.22.12 National Cash Register Ponder Co. R. L. Polk Co. Ruffles Co. Riviera Utilities Rudy's Automotive Radcliff Materials, Inc. E. G. Rickarby So. Central Bell Telephone Shepherd Printing So. Auto Parts Co. Shell Service Station Bill Steber Chevrolft Superior Hardware Standard Station Thompson Equipment Co. Trailway Oil Co. Thoss Sporting Goods Western Lumber and Supply Western Auto Bdpm's Shoe Store Delta Exterminating - Library Lee Groves - XKroxing Fairhope Courier Waller Bros. General Electric - Airport National Linen Service State Department of Conservation 394.00 17.50 416.52 39.75 39.00 167.30 24.o0 45.41 15. o4 100.32 34.49 20.60 8.75 10.00 143.88 34.09 PAID 34$.66 112.51 22.50 73.18 21.15 83.14 15.00 Paid PAID 59.86 113.31 z43.75 40.12 13.50 18.13 66.00 6.33 19.65 77.12 69.00 25.00 315.39 2.00 202.06 12.00 49.45 32.40 6o.86 419.38 181.10 7.00 22.36 35.80 25.98 30.00 5.80 48.80 54.41 38.16 15.20 19502.52 ,999.93 825.04 Balance 59174.89 Electric Fund: Alabama Power Company PAID 149256.80 BaldXwin Pole & Piling 19162.65 Computer Service 290.81 Fairhope Auto Parts 3.23 Gaston Motor Company 5.40 Hatfield and Co. 1,619.04 Hill-Soberg 444.48 M & S Service Station 3.50 McKean, Inc. 1.20 Moore -Handley 71.79 Moore -Handley - New Sub Station 660.60 Nix & Fleming 19313.74 So. Central Bell Telephone Company 14.92 Southern Auto Parts 7.60 Shell Service 4.00 Bill Steber Chevrolet 6.92 So. Central Bell Tele. Pole Rental 379.00 Southeastern Testing Lab. PAID 179.25 So. Ala. Power Distr. Assoc. 27.00 Turner Supply Co. 148.17 Turner Supply Co. PAID 12 . 4 20,727. Amt. Paid 149563.39 Balance 69164.05 05 Gas Fund: American Meter Co. PAID 529.05 Computer Service 290.81 Foley Tractor Company 33.19 Fairhope Welding and Machine Works 20.00 Mader Bearing Supply 57. 9 Material Sales 76.15 M & S Service Station 1.50 McKean, Inc. 1.17 Marine Specialty Co. PAID 41.67 Mueller Co. Paid 25.97 Noland Co. PAID 311.46 Pringle Gas Meter Repair 60.00 Rudy's Automotive 48.96 So. Central Bell Tele. 14.26 United Gas Pipe Line Company 319152.87 Welding Engineering Supply Co. 8.20 329672.85 Paid 908.1. Balance 31.7 .70 Water and Sewer: Acco Bristol Div. Coastal Concrete Co. Cowin Equipment Co. Computer Service Material Sales M & S Service Station McKesson Chemical Marine Specialty Nix and Fleming Noland Company Neptune Meter Co. Nelson -Pinson Ponder Co. So. Central Bell Tele. Superior Hardware So. Meter and Supply U-J Chevrolet 10.75 246.00 46.30 290.81 47.42 1.50 165.00 PAID 122.33 12,20 PAID 614.40 PAID 161.88 PAID 367.75 92.80 8.11 25.48 PAID 108.36 10.0 2!3 1.14 Paid 1,374.Z2 Balance 956.42 Recreation: City Market PAID 11.28 Fuel 011 Supply 2.84 Fort Reil Armory 142.30 Mayeroord Co. 212.50 Riviera Utilities PAID 38.11 Thoss Sporting Goods 7Z2.65 19186.68 Paid 49.39 Balance 1,137.29 Church Street Project: Coastal Concrete Co. 750.00 Funs Mfg. C9. 85.00 Material Sales 70.72 Underwood Builders Supply 13.90 Western Lumber & Supply 13.20