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06-19-1962 Regular Meeting 38 REGULAR MEETING MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL June 19, 1962 A regular meeting of the Miami Shores Village Council was held at 4:00 o'clock P.M. , June 19, 1962, at the Village Hall, with the following Councilmen present: Mayor Dale Miller, Jr. Dean R. Claussen Spencer W. Rudnick John F. Saxon Absent: Joseph H. Walker The Village Attorney, Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, was also absent. Minutes of the last meeting were approved as written by motion made by Mr. Saxon, seconded by Mr. Rudnick and passed unanimously. A proposed ordinance was read amending the zoning ordinance as it applies to Shores Center Subdivision, pursuant to a Planning Board resolution dated May 31, 1962 recommending this change. Mr. Saxon moved that the Council accept the Planning Board resolution and adopt the proposed ordinance. Motion was seconded by Mr. Rudnick. In the discussion that followed, Mrs. Vera Techo, 709 N. E. 93rd St. , claimed that it was not legal for them to pass this ordinance because the residents on the north side of 93rd Street had not been notified. It was pointed out that the property on the north side of 93rd Street is more than 500 ft. from the proposed zone change to B-2. Mrs. Techo had been informed that a super market had discussed building on this property and she didn't think it was legal for the Council to go ahead at this time. Mrs. Techo was told that even without changing the ordinance a super market could still build on part of this subdivision. 313 -2- 6/19/62 The vote was then called and ORDINANCE NO. 304 was unanimously passed and adopted, same being entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 270 BEING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE AS FAR AS THE SAME APPLIES TO THAT PART OF SHORES CENTER SUBDIVISION LYING NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 53 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST. It was recommended by the Village Manager that the low bid of Wholesale Fence Company for fencing the north side of the golf course be accepted. Upon motion made by Mr. Saxon, seconded by Mr. Rudnick and passed, the low bid was unanimously accepted. Mrs. Charles Hoenes, 12 N. E. 111th St. , appeared at this meeting to ask if anything had been done about the Barry College dewerage disposal plant because there is still an odor and a noise. Mr. Claussen asked Mr. Markel what he found and Mr. Markel stated he had noticed no odor at any time. Mrs. Glider, 4 N. E. 111th St. , said that there is an odor and that the noise is noticed after midnight when other noises are eliminated. They asked that the Council get behind the residents and have Barry College correct this before the construction is finished. Mr. McCall said that both the Sisters and engineers claim no odor or noise will be noticed when the job is complete. Mr. Claussen agreed with the residents and said something could be done now and suggested putting a roof on it and beautifying it with shrubs. It was suggested that Mr. McCall talk with the engineers and Sisters again and mail a full report to both Mrs. Hoenes and Mrs. Glider. A citizen group was represented by Mr. Paul Marks and Mr. Sandy Orr. They asked for more police protection because of the many break-in's 0 6/19/62 that have been occurring. Mr. Claussen stated that another detective could be put on right away but that we would have to wait for our new budget before being able to hire more men. Mr. Claussen suggested that a Special Bulletin go out immediately informing the residents of the break-in's and advising them to notify the police department immediately when any unusual noise is heard, to put additional locks on jalousie doors, cut down hedges and burn an outside light all night. Mr. Walsh asked what was being done about the shuffleboard courts and Mr. Rudnick told him nothing could be done unless Bessemer gives approval to use the park property because of the restrictions in the deed. Mr. Claussen said another thing that would have to be looked into was the financing, but that it shouldn't be set aside because the senior citizens should be taken care of and that they would be in the near future. Mr. McCall said that if the lots on N. E. 2nd Ave. couldn't be used there was still another place on the Golf Course. Mr. McCall had not heard from Bessemer at this time although a letter had been written. The meeting was adjourned at 5:35 P.M. Approved: G APPROVED: Mayor