04-09-1935 Regular Meeting MINU'T'ES OF THE MEETING OF
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL
Apr. 9, 1935.
The regular monthly meeting of Miami Shores Village
Council was held at the Village Offices at 7: 30 P .M. April 9th,
1935. All members of the council were present as was the village
clerk and village attorney.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read. by
the clerk and approved.
Mr. Godard, Village Building Inspector, recommended
certain changes in the Zoning ordinance . This ordinance and the
Village Building. Code were discussed by the council and a decision
as to any changes in either the building code or zoning ordinance
was deferred until the next meeting of the Council .
On motion of Mr . Lindsey, seconded by Mr. Carlisle,
it was decided to continue the present policy for police protection
in the Village until May 1st, 1935.
'T'he question of what disposition should be made of
deserted automobiles picked up by policemen of the Village was
discussed. A definite decision of this matter was delayed until
a later date.
The question of what disposition should be made of
properties bought in by the Village at 1932-33 foreclosure was
discussed in detail. The village clerk was instructed to prepare
a schedule showing all back City of Miami and State and County
taxes levied against these properties and present same at a meeting
of the Council to be held on Tuesday April 16th, 1935.
On motion of Mr. Carlisle, seconded by lair. Goll
and by unanimous vote of the Council, the office of Commissioner
of Finance was established for the Village and Dr. Chas . D.
Cleghorn was unanimously elected to act in this capacity.
The village clerk was authorized to spend not in
excess of $50.00 for the purchase of bases and other playing
equipment and for water pipe for a sprinkler system for the
baseball diamond located at N. E. 6th. Avenue and 101st. Street
in the Village.
The village clerk was instructed to open the re-
gistration books of the village at once and issue notices to
this effect to the voters and property owners of the Village.
On motion of Mr . Carlisle, seconded by Dr. Cleghorn,
and unanimously approved by the council, the village Tax Assessor
was instructed to exempt any and all village taxes now unpaid
on all of Block #88, Miami Shores Section #4, and to exempt
all future village taxes, so long as said property be used only
for a church, community center or other general public purpose.
By unanimous vote of the Council the following
ordinances were approved and passed, after reading by the clerk.
AN 0R1,1-,NiNCE CALLTNr !i REGULAR ELECTION
JUTS _ 18; 1935.
y AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATION
OF CANDIDATES FOR MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
COUNCIL, AF ELECTION FOR �vvHICH IUILL BE HELD
JUNE 18, 1935, VITHIN THE VILLAGE TO SUCCEED
FRANK 0. PRUITT, JOHN M. CARLISLE, CHARLES
D. CLEGHORN, JOHN J . LINDSEY, AND OTTO H. GOLL.
3 AN ORDINANCE, FOR THE APFOINTMENT OF
ELECTION JUDGES V4HO by ITH THE VILLAGE CLERK
SHAL,, CONS'T'ITUTE AND BE THE ELECTION BOARD
AND SHALL CONLUCT THE ELECTION CxLLEL FOR
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE; ON JUNE 18, 1935, IN
ACCORDANCE ViITH THE LAi.S GOVERNING THE
VILLAGE ELECTION.
The Judges elected were J. T. Feaster
and M. B. Madsen.. The Village clerk
was instructed that in case either or
both of the Judges selected were unable
to serve, substitutes be appointed by
the Mayor and Clerk.
d AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE REGISTRATION
OF ELECTORS FOR THE REGULAR ELECTION TO BE
HELD IN THE V ILLELGE ON JUNE 18, 19 35.
No further business being presented for discussion,
the meeting was adjourned.
VAIL#
ll age Manager and C rk.
APPROV ` BY 'THE COUNC
BY
Mayor .