04-16-1935 Special Meeting MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL
Apfi 1 169, 19 55.
A special meeting of the Miami Shores Village
Council was held at the Village office on 'Tuesday, April 16th,
19 35. All members of the Village Council were present. The
Village Clerk and Village Attorney were also present.
Minutes of the meeting of April 9th were read and
approved.
Ordinance #22, titled, "AN ORDINANCE CALLING A:
REGULAR ELECTION June 18th, 1935" was read a second time by
the clerk and approved and unanimously passed by the Gouncil.
The council discussed what disposition should be
made of propertirs taken in foreclosure by the Village for
1932-33 taxes. On motion of Mr. Lindsey, seconded by Mr.
Carlisle, it was declared to be the policy of the Village to
hold all such properties in tact for the present time; except
that the Village would entertain at all times, offers from former
owners to have such propertirs reconveyed to them on payment of
taxes, interest and other costs.
The village attorney was authorized to issue
deed to reconvey Lots 2, 17 and 18, Block 14, Pasadena Park,
to the Tarrier Company of Delaware, upon payment of $22.30
covering 1932-33 taxes, interest and other costs.
The Council approved the expenditure of not more
than $50.00 for the purpose of installing electric light
facilities in the Community Building located at 96th Street
and West Railroad Avenue.
There being no further business, presented for
discussion, the meeting was adjourned.
Village Manager & C18A.
APPROV D BY THE C?7L:
By 2
Mayor,
RESMUTIO:: OUTLIKILNG THE 20I.1GY ADOPTLD BY
-U-11I SHOD S VILLAGE COU'TCIL C IdC,�RIII:TG T"L
DISPOSITION OF ?F,OPEiim. O.:_.ED BY THEA VILLACE
AS A RFSULT OF Trij FIhST VILLlCL FORECLOSURE.
WAFREAS, ;Siam Shores Vill r-e has accuired certain property
as the result of t'-ie foreclosure of the 1332-33" tax certificates
ov:ned by the Villa,-e., and
T.HrREA:, the Village has been im,ortuned to dispose of and
sell said property under various plans, and
WHEREAS, the VillaCe Council ih.:.s exhaustively studied and
surveyed the situation from all anSl es, and
M BLAS, it has become necessary to .adopt a definite policy
by waieh all officers end employees of said Villa-e shall be Sovcrned
Y.1th refcrerce to said pro;,erty as aforesaid,
NOL- THERLFORE, B£ IT RESOLVED by the Council of Mi=ai Snore:
Vi,llago that tie property cequired by said Village in said foreclosure
as afores4id, be retained and ,geld b;; said Village or disposed of in
accordance rith t,e following:
SECTI311 1. The right, title or interest orned by the Village
in all contiguous property „gall be retained by said Village until
further action by the Council.
SECTIOU k. The title to property rhich is isolated or is
not contiguous to other parcels of land; otued by said Village -,Nall
be held and retained by said Village u::til acceptable and suitable
offers for the purchase of the sane are received and as to such -property
time Vi"ll..�;e will entertain off ens for sale if tie s-ne rbenaver :uch
are presented 4n;1 will act upin each individual aoplicaticn it accordance
with the circu.istances and core-Utionc surrolLndin,: the came.
SECTION 5. No �cneral tale, public or private, cy auction or
otii--rwise shall be made of any property, the title to which is ot:ned
uy the Villa-e as the result of the foreclosure as aforesaid.
SECTIOD 4. The foregoing constitutes and is tae definite �olicy
of the Village with reftirence to said property as af.orasc.ld.
Regularly passed and adopted by unanimous vote of the
Coaacil April 16, 1935.
Fronk o. }ruitt
Mayor.
Jolin L. ^,Trotte r
Village aana,,er ana Clerk..
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