09-02-1947 Regular Meeting MINUTE'S REGUW MEETING
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL
SEPTMMER 2, 1947
A regular meeting of Miami Shores Village Council was held
September 2, 1947 with the following councilmen presents
Mr, McCaffrey
Mr. Reynolds
Mr, Parish
Mr. Frix
Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, Village Attorney, was also present. Mayor Mackenzie
out of the City on vacation,was absent.
Council dispensed with the reading of the Minutes of Regular Meet-
ing of August 199 1947.
The first business to coarse before the Meeting was the recoanmenda-
tion of the Golf Club Directors that because of economic advantages, the looker
roam addition be constructed concurrently with the dining room addition. On
motion of Mr. Parish, seconded by Mr. Reynolds, and unanimously carried, the
Golf Course Directors' recommendation was approved, but if it appears that the
$509000 maximum appropriation will not complete both the locker room and the
dining roam, that the dining room be given preference.
The proposed golf course swimming pool was then discussed and Mr.
Reynolds moved that the Village Manager be instructed to contact the Golf
Club Directors requesting them to appoint a committee as they deem advisable
to investigate types and design of swimming pools, and also to further the
study as to a proper location for said pool with the view of having all details
and plans in hand so as to start construction at the earliest possible date.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Frix and unanimously carried.
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Resolution from the County Commission regarding the vaccination
of dogs was read by the Village Manager and Mr. Parish moved that all residents
of the Village be notified that Ordinance Noe 14 is to be strictly enforced
and that the inoculation of domestic animals must be complied with not later
than September 30; further that such animals wear evidence of the inoculation
and in failing to do so will be subject to pick up and confinement by the
Village, and in such event the owner will be fined $2.009 plus $1.00 a day
for the period the animal is confined• Motion was seconded by Mr. Frix and
unanimously carried.
The Village Manager then brought before the Council letter from
Miss Kellogg, and he was directed to inform her, she resigned; also that vaca-
tions for employees begin June lst and unless a person is an employee at that
time, is not entitled to a vacation.
The Council discussed the Building Code Ordinance relating to owner-
builder of homes and the apparent misuse of the privilege, and upon motion of
Mr. Parish, seconded by Mr. Frix, and unanimously carried sub-section (d)
of Section 8-3619 Article 41 of Ordinance 97, was amended to read as follows:
�» "(d) In the event of a bona fide owner desiring to act as hie own
contractor for the construction of his own building located on
his own property, such owner may act as his own contractor, and
shall be considered as a contractor under this section and shall
conform to all requirements of a eontraei:or. Such owner shall
pay a license fee of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars for each build-
ing so constructed. Such owner shall not under any circumstances
set himself up as a contractor to do work for others on any basis
unless he conforms to all requirements Of this Article."
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The appointment of a member of the Village Planning Board to
attend the County Planning Board meetings was discussed and agreed upon
by the Council. It was suggested that when the Village Planning Board
meets with the Council in a Special Meeting, the representative of the
County Planning Board be invited to attend so that he may explain the overall
plan for the County*
We Frix moved, seconded by Mr. Parish, and unanimously carried
that the outstanding bills as presented be paid.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
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