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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1914-03-09 Minutes27 Marsh 9th, 1914. Adjourned meeting of Couneil celled.te order Monday night, Marsh the 9th. Msmbere present F.G.Erfert, J. A. Conrad, C. Hefty,}. ..Romfh and H.G.Releton. The minutes of January 15th wore read . • The minutes of January 22nd were real. The minutes of January 25th were reed. The minutes of February 9th were read. The Chairman ordered that as there were no errors or emirsirns, the minutes would stand approved ss read. To The Honorable City Council: We, the !iajerity of the property owners on 14th Street, and the river, respectfully petition Your Honorable Body, to Qonetruct mad grade ammo. between a sewer Avenue J and p ev • Miami, Florida, Marsh the nth. (Signed) J. F. Armetearl end five ethers. The Chairmen advised Ceuneil that the management of The Detective, • police magazine, had consented to give Miami a p•ge of free advertisement, without eh erg •, end es he believed it was a good thing ter the aity, or this magazine went in every city f the Tinitr•d fetes and 'Canada, with a pepuletien of five hundred, or more, he would intreduse the following resolution, showing the appresiatien of the city for the advertisement. RESOLUTION NO n WHEREAS, the management of The Detective Magazine, sffisial organ of the International Aeeesi stien of Chiefs of Pelias and Sheriffs, through its President, Col. P. C. Holland, hes kindly consented to devote an issue of this world—wide publication to the eommersi al end industrial interests of Miami and the welfare of our police depertmsnt therefore be it RESOLVED , to at we heartily endorse and eerimend the guod work of the DETECTIVE end its m-nagement to ell our citizens es beneficial to the progress and upbuilding of the community, the euppreasion of professional crooks and the ultimate betterment of our police department. PASSED this 9th dty of March, 1914. ATTEST: (Signed) k{a W. B. Moore, City Clerk. F.G.Erfert Ch ai rm a~n . Moved by H.(.Ralston, . seconded by E.C.Rcnifh, Viet Resolution Ne. J be adopted. Upon roll esil, the vote was fs fellows: F.G.Erfert yes, J. A. Cenred yes, H.G.Ralsten yes, C.Hefty yes, E.C.Romfh yea. Motion earriod. Mr. Padgett addressed Ceunsil in reference to the Fire Deprt ent, stating that on alarm had been turned in at two bozos in his neighborhood and the Fire Department failed to respond. He further said that after the firs was put out, a fireman drove up in a redmashine and said than the boxes must have been out of fix and spoke in • very unbs suming manner to him when he protested against the Fire Deportment not coming out. And that he believed that there wore enough men standing idle around the Fire Depart— ment to see that the boxes were put in first —el ass condition, and that a mat ought to be sent around every day to test thsn.Fer as it was now, they had no "ire protection in that neighborhood. 'deved by J.A.Conrad, seconded by H.G.Relsten, that the Committeeman on Fire be instructed ard authorized to have ell the fire epperetusput in a first—eless condition, and see that it is kept se. Motion serried. 28 7 The (heirman advised Council that an ordinance repealing Seeti.en 17 end 24 of the Beard of Health Ordinance was up for its third and fine) reeding. Moved by H.C..Ralsten, seconded by C.Hefty, thet the ordinance be given its third uncl final reeding and read in full. Motion carried. The ordinance 'qas reed in full and is as fellows: ORDINANCE NO. 106. AN ORDT ANC OF T'[E CITY OF MIK.'I, FLORIDA, REPEALIN(: SECTIONS 17 and 24 OR AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE OF TH'? CITY OF MIAMI, MA.PROVIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE BOARD OP HEALTH OF SAID CITY, FIXING THE SALARIES AND PRESCRIBING T.HE DUTIES OF THE HEALTH OTVICFat, Oar THE 'INSPECTOR OF PLUMPING, AND OF THE INSPECTOR OF PODS AND MEATS". BE IT OR1)ATNED by the City Council of the City u*\Miami, Florida: Sestien 1. - That sections 17 Fnd 24 of ark ordinance of the City of Miami, '?1oririf, entitled: "An ordinance of the City of ?.Beni, Flo/ id a, providing rules and recoil et ions for the Bo erd of Ile slth of said ei.ty, fixing the eel srif- s and prescribing the duties of the Health Officer, of the Inspector of Plu/ gybing, 'nd of the Inspector of ]'coda end Moots", b e i nd the sale are, hereby repealed. Section 2. - This ordinance shall go into effect upon its approval by the Ivor and publication as re cpirid by law. (Signed) F. G. Erfert ATTI ST: 1V. fl. Moors City Clerk Approved by me this llth day of Marsh, 191t. (SignedL .J.W.lrcitson Mayor. 'Roved by il.(.Ralsten, seconded by :. C.Romfh,thet ordinance be passed es read. Upon roll cell, the vote wee. es fellows: F.C.Erfert yes, C.Ilefty yFs J. A. Conrad yes, E. C.''srifh yes, H. G. R.lstun yes. Motion carried. Ceunsilr.Ien Hefty thought the*., whenever en elarI of fire was sent in, n policerinn should be sent to the fire, so that order seuld be kept and in some cases, he would be necessary to protect property, and advised that this be clone. Councilrc'n Conrad thought that the Mayor was the proper one to look after this, es he was in oh€'rge of the police end responsible for the geed order of the city. Th.: Committeemen on Pollee advised Council that he would take the /aett-r up with the Chief end see that a nen was 'arrays en the job during the fire. The City Attorney advised Council that in error tax Lien had been placed against Lot 1, Block 48 South, for unenllested taxes, end th',t the party had produced a receipt showing that the teuces were p aid, end thet he h►;d prep Bred resolution wl-,ieh g ve him permission to cancel the lien, w .ish he would ask Council to pass. The following Resolution was introduced by Couneilmon Roelfh: gel RESOLUTION NO. 208. WHE EAS, the unsollested tax liens delivered to the City Attorney for eollestion show that the boxes for 1912 on Lot one (1) ,. Bleak forty—eight (48) South, assessed to Lena t(ttahall were unpaid, and the Raid Lena Mitchell caused said taxes, interest, recording end satisfastiein thereof, amounting in all to the sun of /3.67, to be paid to the City Attorney, and WHEREAS, since the payment of said taxes to the said City Attorney, the said Lena ?.(itehall hee produced her tax receipt Ne. MO7, showing that she paid the city taxes for 1912 on said property on March 3rd, 1^13, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV .D by tRe City Couneil of Miami, 1rlerida, that the City Attorney be, and he 1s hereby authorized to return t'. said Lens '.tit eh all., er her order, the sum of 1)3.67 paid him es aforesaid, en February 26th, 1914, shown by his tax receipt No. 36, and that he be ellewed the proper credit therefor. PASSED AND AD<IPTFiD this 9th day of March, 1914. (Signed) F. G. Erfert President City Council. A'^TEST: W. B. Moore City Clerk. Moved by H. G. Ralston, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that Rsrselutien No. 208, be adopted. Upon re11 call, the vote was as fellows: J.A. Cenr ed yes, E. C.}?'.r,fh yea, H. G. Ralston yes, C. Hefty yes, F.G.Erfert yes. 'lotion eerried. The Chairman 'advised Council that en ordinate, repealing Section 66 of the Cede was up for its third end final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 107. Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by E. C.Romfh, that an ordinance repealing Bastion 66 of ,tke Code of the City e* Mieni, be given its third and final reeding, and read in full. Motion carried. The ordinance wee read in full erd is as fellows: AN ORDINANCE T REPEAL SECTION 66 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIA"I. BF IT ORDAINr,D by the City Council of the City of Florid e: Section 1. That Seetisn 66 of the Code of the City of Mi rani, 'adapted July 7, 1910, be end the some is hereby repealed. Section 2. This ordinance ehsil take effect upon its approval by the Mayer and publication as re gire4 by law. PASSED AND ADC PT D this 9th day of Marsh, 1914. (Signed) F. G. Erfert President City Council. ATTEST: W. B. Moors City Clerk. Approved this llth day of ?i ereh, 1914. (Signed) J. W. Watson Meyer. Moved by C. Hefty, seeondsd by J. A. Conr ad, that Ordinance No. 107, be passed es reed. Upon roll sell, the vete was es follows: F.G.Erf.ert yes, J.A.Canrad yes F. C. ?loath yes, C. Hefty yes, H.G.Ralaten yes. Motion serried. The Caalrmen advised Couneil.that en ordinance to emend Seetien 46 of the Code sf the City of Miami was up for its third and final reading. Moved by C. Hefty, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that en ordinance to emend Section 46 of the Cede of the City of Miami be given its thi.;d end final reading and reed in full. Motion carried. The ordinance was re ad in full and is as fellows: ORDINANCl +lO. 108. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 46 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI. AI IT 0 DAINED by the City Council of the City of M1'mi, Florida: Seotien 1. That Section. 46 of the Code of City of ?+fl ari, adapted July 7th, 1910, be eriended s• es to read se fellows: It shell further be his duty to advise any individual •fficer of the City of i�irand, relative to his rights, oblig'tions and duties es such officer, to draw ell papers eunneetdd with the business of the City re gdring legal skill; to give written opinions to the City Ceuneilupon re giest s• to do upon any question of leer regarding which there is doubt; to draw ell •rdinmese or resolutions of the City Council when re gieeted so to do; to Use ell diligence in pressing suits of the City pi' Mierii, in collecting overdue times or other el elms •f .&.y n'ture whetesever: and t• de Arai perform ell things re c:ired of him by the herter of the City of Miami. Section 2. "This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval by the Meyer end pi.b1 is ation es re cured by 1 ow. PASSED AND ADOPT`M this 9th (ley of Marsh, 1914. (Sign ) F.G. Er!' -nt President City Council W. B. Moore City Clerk. Approved this llth day of Me.rch 1914. (Signed) J. W. Aetson Meyer. 'duved by C. hefty, seeended by J. A. Conrad, that Ordinfnoe No. 108 be passed as reed. Upon rollcall, the vote was se follows: ".G.Erf»rt yes, J. A. Conr fri yes, E. C. RrILfh yes, C. hefty yes, II. C . Ral stun yes. G. Rals�'sten introduced the following ordinwic•: DIIN JT, REGULA!IIvc "7HE ^,'RA;,"'IC Oja' T=TE CITY. ORDTNANCT NO. 1.09. 'i•vf,d by C. Hefty, secunde'i by J. A. Conrad, Chet ordinence be given its first reeding end reed in full. Motion esrried. The arelinenee wee reed in full. 7Lovecl by J. A. Conrad, second by E. C. remfh thet ordinance be given its sound reading and reed by title only. Motion carried. The ordinance wee read by title only. A snnmunieltien vies reed from, Edward F. O'Brien, in reference t• e bill du• him by the city for pl ens for new fire station," to whieh he claimed that the city was duce him three per sent for plens end •spesif.iestisns and the other two per sent for supervision of building, end thet he had only received $68.C() on account. Moved by H. (,. Ralston, seconded by J.A.Cenreel, that the eomiaunicetien be referred to the Committeemen en Finance with power to eat. Motion oerried. Moved by F.C.Ruthfh, ssaonded by'J.A.Con.•ad, that Counsil edjourn. Motion Berried. ATTEST: President 0 ty Council. City Clerk. These estimates were presented to Counetl eta Regul er meeting held Horeb the 5th and eecepted by Council subject to the epprotal of Consulting Engineer Hezlehurst, and they had to be sent to Atlanta for his approval , hence not copied in minutes of that date. City of 'Ti eri Feb. 27, 1914. la. Dr. To Bluth, rn Asphalt and Construction Co. , To FINAL ESTIMATE fot work done on High pressure Water Mein by Southern Asphalt epd Construction Co. for the City of Marti. th e To 1599.4 cubic yards excflvation at .RO n].279.52 2619.0 lineal feet 8" pipe in place .08 209.52 601.0 " " ' 10" " " " .10 60.10 940.5 " " • 12" " " " .12 112.86 1482.0 " " 14" 11 " " .14 207.48 399.5 " • 6" " " " .06 23.97 1893.45 /893.45 The following work done at Beet plus 1511•3 for tools, superintendence, appliances, except the Betting of valves and hydrants; see detailed statement attached uilding 10 v+lve' boafee . " 247.25 Furnishing lead aiui oakum (30.10 Setting hydrants /and valves 127.00 Reuling unused p .pe off of streets end rlise'elleneeus items Tet a Let's estimate of Feb. 5th 49. 2 8503.57 ",2397.02 J3R8.67 'rams. 35 Quantities eertified serrest (Signed) B. 11. Y.lyee Res ident ' ngin eer Approved Jouos Nisbet HezlsbUst 0ons•ilting Engineer. ASPHALT & O'NSTRUCTION CO. Mi os,i, Fl e. Fib. 20th .1914. (TRA WORK HIGH PRE,$SVRJ SYSTRI. Doe. 3rd:- Iilg 14" pips from let to street- 1 to tam 3 hr s at . 60 c- 1 man 3 hrs et .20e- Plus 15, DeB.12th:-H1,g Speeisla 1434# et .650- Plus 15`j� Dee. J en. J An . Feb. 1 .80 .60 2.40 .36 .95 .15 12th-H1g 5000# lead et .65 1.65 Plus 15`!4 16th-H1g Uriussd pips from ate:- Ineposter Green's Blip --- P1us 15 2nd:- Melting out Jt. Ave. B. & 14 Plus 159t -- 4th: - Cutting thrs. TB1.t)LR I,t, 11 Plus 15'A . 17.30 2.60 2.10 .70 3.50 .. .50 2.76 .1.10 2.90 19.90 2.40 4.00 Feb. 6th:- Hlg 36' of 8" pipe from yd Plus 1514J Feb. 13th:- Hlg unused pipe street to yd Plus 15`;0 Feb. 13th:- Relaying 15" sone. pipe Ave. D. bet. 12th & 13th 1.50 -- .25 1.75 9.00 • 1.3d10.35 3.60 Plus 1514 - .54 4.14 Feb. 20th-To 2 bales Oakum used Plus 15 Feb 20th- To 1010# lead (Miami Water Ce.) --- 64.65 Plus 157 - 9.70 74.35 Feb 20 th- Excavating Hydrant 14th & D- Plus 1514 Feb. 12th- T. building 3 Valve boxes et 12th. h Ave. C: 1 mason 9 hrs et .40e 1 Helper 9 hre at .20e 1200 Brisk et 17. ooi 12 Seeks eeennt .60e 1 Cubit Yard of sand 3 Manhole severs •10.00 Jan. loth:- To uilding 2 Valve boxes At r2th. & Ave. D. 1 Mason 6 hours - .40s- 1 Helper 6 heu-s- .20c 800 {k.ick et 17.00 c 8 S ask s semen t 1 /2 cubic y Rr d sand 2 Manhole severs - $10.00 - Feb. 2nd.- me Building 2 Valve boxes et Ave. D. & llth. Street 1 Mason 6 hours ©t .40e- 2.40 1 Helper 5 hours et .20e 1.20 800 brisk at 17.000 -- - 13.60 1 aubie yard sand - 1.50 2 Manhole avers et $10. 20.00 .60a EST I For work performed ''nd m et eri el s 1914, by the Southern Asphalt an4 the City of Miami, Florida. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 7. 8. 9. 10. ]_ 2. 144.75 129.32 Miami, F1 a. , 1[arch 1, 1914. MATE N 0. 5. furnished during 0enstruet ion Co . , ITEMS. the month of Febr!' ary, under its sentr act with Fer furnishing end 1 eying 1226.0 ft. 24" Sewer from 0-6 sut Pt " 2431.0 " n " 1330.8 " 20" 346.5 " n or " n or to n 698.0 1253.2 " 877.6 • setting Ceet Tron Inlets n " " " " " Corner Extra Pxcevetion 9.2 eubie yerds at .90 Per 6" House Connections 1541.0 feet at e.43 " " to " 18" 15" 12" 10" " " 6-8 " " " " 0-6 • " o-6 " " " 0-6 " " " 0-6 " " 0-6 46 et $12.50 Cateh .,,esine 3 et 12.50 Le: s Estimates as fellows Estimate No. 1, 0eteber, 1913 " " 2, November 1913 ▪ " 3, December 1914 • " 4, January 1914 5.00 .75 5.75 .80 .12 .92 3.60 1.80 20.4© 6.00 1.50 30.00 2.40 1.20 -13.60 4.80 .75 20.00 " " " " $2265. 68 . 3921.32 . 1980.50 . 4251 i_ Amount due this estimate We ksreby eertify to the eerrestness of the above approximate estimete. 2.10 2.30 1.45 1.20 1.00 0.85 0.68 02574.60 5591.30 1929.66 415.80 698.00 1065.22 596.77 575.00 37.50 8.28 662 $14934.76 .12424.60 $ 2510.16 (Signed' .HIClyee Resident Engineer. (8ignedLJea1s Nisbet Hazlshuret Consulting Engineer. Sstimot, po. 4 . Weed Bleak Pavint. For Work Performed and Materials Furnished by the Creosoted Hoot Abel; Paving Co. under its Centraet with the City of Miami, Florida. • I T E S For Censtruoting Concrete Curl and Gu 11962 lineal feet at a 84 610048.08 Preparing Foundation 21760 s cp ere yards et 10.33 . 7180t 80 46805,00 197.10 Furnishing and laying Wood Meek -Pavement 20350. e qi ar a yards at 2.30 1! Nni setting Stone !feeders 438 Ines' feet At 0.45 MATFRIALS FURNI SHED Wdad Bledks 3400 s lara yards at "1.90 6460.00 . 70690.98 Less previous payments 64127.38 Amount due this estimate We hereby eertify to the 6563.60 eotness or the above approximate estimate. (Signed) B. '!. K1yQe Resident F,n ineer. (Signed) JAMS* Nisbet, RF,zlehurat Censulting Engineer.