11-09-1943 Regular Meeting57
MINUTES OF REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING OF MIAMI SHORES
VILLAGE COUNCIL-NOV.9, 1943.
The regular monthly meeting of the Miami Shores Village
Council was held on November 9th, with all members present as
were the Village Manager and Village Attorney.
Minutes of the meeting of October 12th, 1943, were
read and approved.
Upon motion of Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Reynolds,
Ordinance No. 127 was passed by a 4/5 vote, Mr. Dooly dissenting.
Said ordinance is entitled:
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE HEIGHT OF HEDGES
AND SOLID PLANTINGS, REQUIRING THAT ALL
PLANTINGS BE PROPERLY TRIMMED AND MAINTAINED,
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE IN THE EVENT OF VIOLATION
THEREOF, PRESCRIBING PENALTTES FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF AFTER NOTICE, AND REPEAL-
ING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT.
Upon motion of Mr. Dooly, seconded by Mr. Arnold,
Ordinance No. 128, was unanimously passed, said ordinance being
entitled:
AN ORDINANCE SUSPENDING THE ENFORCEMENT OF
THE REGULATIONS PROVIDED BY THE OPERATION OF
ORDINANCE NO. 119 OF MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
WHICH ORDINANCEIS ENTITLED:"AN ORDINANCE
PERTAINING TO SCREENOUT, BLACKOUT AND AIR RAID
REGULATION; DEFINING TERMS; PRESCRIBING REGU-
LATIONS FOR ALL LIGHT IN MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
AND UPON VEHICLES SITUATE THEREIN; PRESCRIBING
REGULATIONS FOR OUTDOOR FIRES AND REQUIRING
PERMISSION THEREFOR; GIVING THE VILLAGE MANAGER
AUTHORITY TO APPOINT SPECIAL POLICEMEN AND
ESTABLISH MILITARY AND UNSAFE ZONES; DEFINING
THE POWER AND MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIAL
POLICEMEN; EXEMPTING THE VILLAGE AND INDIVI-
DUALS FROM CERTAIN POSSIBLE LIABILITIES; PERMit-
TING AUTHORIZED PERSONS TO ENTER PREMISES TO
EXTINGUISH PROHIBITED LIGHTS; PRESCRIBING
MOVEMENTS AND REGULATIONS FOR VEHICLES AND
PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC AND EXCEPTIONS THERETO; RE-
QUIRING ALL PERSONS TO SEEK SHELTER DURING
.BLACKOUTS AND AIR RAID ALARMS; PROHIBITING UN-
AUTHORIZED USE OF CERTAIN UNIFORMS, INSIGNIA,
IDENTIFICATION CARDS, OR MISREPRESENTATION OF
AUTHORITY; PRESCRIBING A PENALTY AND PERMISSIVE
VOLUNTARY PAYMENTS OF FINES FOR THE VIOLATION
OF SAID ORDINANCE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES
INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; DECLARING THIS TO BE AN
EMERGENCY MEASURE"; AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE MANAGER
OF MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE BY PROCLAMATION TO
INVOKE, ENFORCE AND EFFECT SAID ORDINANCE NO.
119 AND TO CANCEL THE SUSPENSION THEREOF;
DECLARING THIS TO BEAN.EMERGENCY MEASURE.
Upon motion of Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Earnest,
Ordinance No. 129 was unanimously passed, said ordinance
being entitled:
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE SEIZURE
STORAGE AND SALE OF AUTOMOBILES FOUND ABANDONED
UPON ANY OF THE PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS OF
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE, FLORIDA.
The Village Manager and Attorney were instructed to
draw a proper deed of conveyance for the property known as:
SW* of the NE* of the NW* of Section 38, Township
52 South, Range 41 East, lying and being in Dade
County, Florida, containing 10 acres more or less,
said land being a part of Bay View Terrace and
comprises Blocks 3 and 4 of that subdivision
recorded in Plat Book 8 at Page 129 of the Public
Records of Dade County, Florida.
This land having been acqired by tax foreclosure
through error.
A letter of appreciation was received from the American
Legion Post 124, and same was ordered filed.
Upon motion of Mr. Reynolds, seconded by Mr. Arnold,
Mr. Ernest Doll was nominated a member of the Library Board to
serve the five year term.
Upon motion of Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Reynolds, Mrs.
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JohnG. Thompson was nominated to serve the one year term on the
Library Board.
The Village Manager was instructed to investigate the
matter of selling about 25 acres of the nursery land as to
price, and it was requested that Mr. Dooly look over this land
with the Village Manager.
Upon motion of Mr. Dooly, seconded by Mr. Arnold, all
fines over six months old were to be charged off the records.
Upon motion of Mr. Dooly, seconded by Mr. Arnold, it
was unanimously approved that the Village be represented at the
Florida League of Municipalities Meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday,
December 7th and 8th, in Jacksonville, Florida, and that sufficient
money be appropriated for same.
Audit report for the period ending July 31, 1943, was
approved.
Letter was received concerning.. the Recreational Conference
in Tampa on November 16-18, but no action was taken.
Upon motion of Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Dooly, bonds
in the amount of $1924.00 were to be sold and the proceeds
transferred to the general funds of the Village.
The Village Attorney was instructed to protect the interests
of the tax payers at the Golf Course hearing Friday morning, Nov.l2th.
Upon motion of Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Dooly, October
bills in the amount of $2628.72 were approved and ordered paid.
After which the meeting was adjourned.
Village Manager and Clary
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OCTOBER - BILLS - 1943
Belcher Oil .Company $ 334.52
Biscayne Chemical 10.00
Bryant Office Supply Co. 16.55
Burdines 24.00
Burley Welding Works 11.55
Callaghan & Company 12.00
City of Miami 81.00
Alfred Destin 14.00
Dixie Tire Company 52.04
East Coast Equipment Co. 26.46
Eastern Sales 17.50
Electrical Equipment Co. 8.06
Filer Equipment Company 94.40
Florida Tractor & Supply Co. 20.05
Gas -Oil Products 3.20
International City Managers' Assoc. 4.05
Hector Supply Co. 34.20
Little River Hardware 4.95
The Linde Air Products 5.73
Maule Industries 16.40
The McBee Company 65.26
Miami Parts & Springs 84.85
Nolan -Peeler 136.42
Patten Sales 14.80
Frank 0. Pruitt 462.11
Railey-Milani 20.13
Renuart'Lumber Yards 17.24
Sinclair Refining Co. 162.10
Tripura Products Co. .50
Turner's 18.45
The Trutred Tire Company 5.25
Cash 59.11
$1,836.88
0...M. Magnuson $ 315.00
Western Union 1.06
Florida Power & Light Co. 336.17
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 56.28
Bessemer Prop. 83.33
$2,628.72
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