07-20-1933 Special Meeting MID[UTES OF A MEETING OF
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL
July 20, 1933.
In accordance with agreement made at the
previous meeting of the Council another special meeting was
held at the village offices on July 20th, 1933 at 7:30 P.M.
The following members of the council were present:-
Frank 0. Pruitt, Mayor
Otto H. Goll, Councilman,
John J. Lindsey, Councilman,
John M. Carlisle, Councilman,
The Village clerk and Village attorney were also present.
The question of foreclosure proceedings in
connection with delinquent taxes, as provided by the charter,
was brought up and after careful consideration, upon motion
of Mr. Carlisle, seconded by Mr. Goll, a resolution was
unanimously passed providing that such action be taken in
accordance with the Village Charter.
It was further decided that letter of
notification be sent to owners of properties on which taxes
were delinquent at the earliest convenience, Mr. Lindsey and
Mr. Holt, the village attorney, being appointed as a committee
. of two to draft said letter and also that a second letter of
• notification be sent out thirty days after the first letter.
The tentative budget for the coming fiscal
year, July 31, 1933 to August 1, 1934 was then again discussed
and each item was taken up separately. Phasing this discussion
it was decided to reduce the allowance for trade- in purchase
total
of a new police car to 0482.00 and to out the/salaries of the
two men in charge of caring of parkways and streets from $50.00
• per week to 040.00 per week. It was also decided to reduce
the allowance for street paving from 03000.00 to $500.00, the
latter amount to cover only the expense of patching and repairs.
After these changes had been made in the proposed budget, upon
motion of Mr. Carlisle, seconded by Mr. Goll, tentative approval
was given, subject to further possible recommended changes to
be made at public meeting of tax payers to be held July 25th. .
Upon motion of Mr. Lindsey, seconded by
Mr. Pruitt, Mr. Goll and Mr. Carlisle were appointed as a
committee to look into the financial condition of the H. L. Clark
Properties and also go over the plans of a proposed building
which this company desires to erect in the village.
Upon motion of Mr. Goll, seconded by Mr.
Carlisle, salaries of the commissioners, as provided in the
village charter were waived.
There being no further business to discuss,,
the meeting was adjourned. _
V age Manager & Clerk.
APPROV D BY THE CO L:.
By /Z
ayor.