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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1921-07-07 Minutes4iiWOP4NWAWPNSrTiPWVIP%V'IWOW'"V'"kW'''"WlNb'40NP4W , • .. • • IPTHERLAND PIEr, PRZPOSITIN. PROPOSEt ammkk OBJECTIONS OF *OM ,7efe.r.nst tKe iLropcsed contract be -twee Dr. Netherland and as.iociate.3 VIt t C.t. of num i, I have gone ov,,34t he Amended Cnt.t _ay_ t1. foi 1.1tiohs und oorwants tooffand Lke 1. Para6r,4,1, 2 provi„. 8 tnut the pie:.11 be looate4 between. 12th CL.e.t ahl .Lith E're. to be locat,:d ty the Cit.' Engineer, 1 1., „rovL....s the.. Lhe loo_t,oh shall be de ermined by the Cot. I.: Thea paia.r„ha a.e ihoohsistent an, as I imve before ,I am apvosed to the loo,t.oh • the,,ler at a-y point south of the of .h. 2. Para,r: 3 erovidea that the cit./ shall employ a suPe;- urc Ah nal clau.3e! ehobld be added "at the expenee, 3. 2-,a_rh 4 provides that Pr. Netherland shall have t.e •eint 37 7.ar Ee,artment. Ce.taltly no.longer . Lht- six htha .31v..u/d be gran,.:„2. 4, .'ara ra,11 7 not JpeK;ify that the ooncourse around th- ;u J L sh_l built ,f in a manner sati3laotoxy ta, C.t: Tle e shaild also beinsarte: in this paragragh t sh:.1 be freee and also admiasion to the un1,1, IL iL) 3t ,,use.eat places on the pier. . Purara,h 6 r:: .a L, a pub',10 library an; I don't, uh.e2,.thd t t L„s If th.s ,ublic library is to be lociate4', ,J.itoriuu.., _3 ,t the relent ;)ro.osed, it will take away I: .t to Ir.,: locd within the wal s Of the SGL, sh„ud ta submitted showing where it Ate' bui ding. Also, merely Calling 4. • roo;.. 3. • eid librar, ao,a not make it a libraryia it t. e _ Er. t eq-., the library with the negeseary 1.,oks7 L so, hA 16m Is it to be i.aintainod aadua44 A.404 ? 1: ,roviaes thatt pier abi-1* 7.. Isit inte-deu by Dr. Natilez1 t _3 t,-;_„ IS b..,m,atehehsive to inclu.10 the L. —br...y? , 7. 11 ,rovioes that Dr. Netherland t-e ier attr tornad. tt the am unt of roma 1,etern "pi ahal- i.c.ude the auditor m oat 14 t re :et b_zu,d .3 t e fire haza: d u:d this expewe shi b. in:, furtez, this clause saye the: the Otto t. Its ful ,nsura' le value to ,he amount of t100f10 wt:o au .t cf I-surxce an.,2t to oontend44 b he 011 exvend p. than$,OcGiYb ti f d T. 1:161,LVfl 0=14 be, OW ext_ht. Netherland Pier proposition. 1Layor's ietter-- oontd. 5�- eee— kZ l'he Clerk read the following oontscunioati:. n, containing further ohjtvdto to the Netherland Pier proposition:- Cent1e en: Ampl*fyine somewhat _,:e of the objeotior,s raised 4enMei m; letter cf the 6th t_ the City Ctfunnil in re Netherland Pirir, :te ject1ee is se t forth as No. 2., as to heaalitp of Ceeteaat, I %te ..3t t ...,*eat that -re I .�oKne t be 1 � _ that the oft, could least to any i?'��``,* so,. a:.y ports:,,: of the land, submerged or otherwise, between Eighth' Fourteenth Streets by reason of its specific limitation in the B ndi Itoe tion Call. It is true the oity will take title from the Florida gah't. Coast Railway without restetotions and, of course, the city wouldnet ace eept any other title, the railway company being in no way interested in the purposes for which the land is intended except in so tar as it May affect the validity of the bonds. To quote from Section #1 of the pall the language used is "fei park andothe: municipal purposes". It cannot be contended that a pirvately owned pica for private gain is either a park or a Municipal purpose. The people of Miami when they voted in t ele election vote, to ts.:.ue bonds to buy land for a speeirio purpose. If this land is eivertee to any other purpose, in whole or in part, then the bonds are being used for the purpose of doily something other than that ter which t jtey were issued. Suppose that an election had been called to issue betide to buy, the Royal Palm Park for park purposes exclusively; negotiations with the ._ East Coast had been entered into and thepark purchased and conveyed to the City of Miami, Florida, by a warranty deed with no reetriotions. After deed .s delivered the oity decides that it will lease to John Smith a certain part cf the park on which to build and operate an inoinwerator. An incinerator in that instance is a municipal purpose, but it is m t a park purpose and, therefore, 1 believe any taxpayer within the city limits could enjoin the execution of such lease. It mutt be borne in mind that the issue of $1,500,000.00 in bonds is not limite.: in its lien to the bay front park, but attaeheet to every foot of property in the city limits. Possibly a bond -holder might object to a pier ane certainly a tax -payer could. If it is proeosed tc: put the pier between Sixth rand Eighth,Str then that title is acquired, as to the submerged lands, under the deed fait , .. the State of Flceida, which expressly limits the atate's deed tomatt,- cipal purposes only, tole feature might, how:ver, be worked out, so tht:t a pier might be located here under a leas 'for thirty (30) year's ,-n ly . %He e . Respectfully, (Signed) W. P. Smith. Mayor. Since writing the foregoing letter I wired lilt. Chester B. Masalioh asking his opinion as to the validity of a ninety-nine year lease locates4:, IlY+' the submerged land abutting the new park• quote herewith from hie answer ee "First impreceions are against P,!er' lease. Unable decide definitely* consideration all facts and law•'. 1 4 Netherland Pier Proposition; The Uayor addressed the Council inreference te his 0.14:01144,2 leb.ae to Dr. Netherland-- stati$0 that the ehO114t44,t be left to the coieidnexs to decidesiu view of the WhOtt, ire :.ftLis Council-- und he doubted very mudh theletal*. 6j� C—Jnolloodid make with Dr Nezherland and nls aseediate R. E. Oautier, co)nael$ fox the Netherland interests w�c make the prop sed ordinance aeet with the Idayorte aprovak, do tnteryti,ing naked for by the liayox QU1 1UetO 16114W-W14. could do, in orde.r to gain his approval. H.R. inquired if the people ITJuld have the right tolig$ atia:11 EL:y atre,f-.t along the water front. Also whether 1f a /eels *04 and it wa.e afterwi..rdl found to be illegal, the City Weald have,kri ttle • Guu tier ; T.-la mat te r oouId not go to t be War DepErtterit or .pex City 1.1%.9 de tam ined the exact looat'.on o the pier. Chaiman Plackmon: Ur. FInk, the arohiteot,and the City Engineer were atike“ mdke a repoL-. o. t'e ,lans and a pecifiQutions. We would be glad to.havettet report REPORT Or CITY EI1tZ, re ..i the followinL CO:. nio..,t ion :- Florida, July 7, 1921. 7.c.• C-ty Cnc1l• c. a'4 I sub;...Lt .0:14;orAon the en;;;Irieerta6 • aed pier. M-.;.,44::-11.,a.e ieat eutx..itted to ..e are v r, te an e eni;,Ineerin;;;; wiuit a reidort re -he I. ec featu...es , will oontine ray report to wtht;.:.er is to co stIlicted. Th:; sp--.ci::.c..,.ticns state that the pier will be tu: t:. leinforeed concrete or steel. 1j. pibma L .3t a , arrae:.e.nt, number or size ot Cie a 1.34.;•if-:-.,rt ... ei 2.7; • there is ..ot suffioient inftratipn ;ivenand ei:ecificAt1-..ne to allow them t01,1i0 act d form. -• Very resp-etfully, CHAO. W. =RAY City Engineer, •-• REPORT OF Apipet ,";zk le following :sport: - • ',p.n. . . . „„t•;:-,14.•r.r;-,f Aos,s; Netherland Piet. Rapt ofAre'ai .k.eot ''''VeRW0414.W0.1-44§AgradLitiMiitb4Miquirr`4,ifiPJW,,,,,,I;vrifNyz.W.r.15VM,M,Agitaxm • etherlad Piero Report of Arohiteat. n. R. Chaa.: In,oasst. not .eat with telapiaoval of tie City Engineel, do the' Nethelland inzereets allow of inore,sing the size? E.2. Gautier: Yes, but as a ,ait ct..is entire contract you Lave the °entreat itae:f, the leas t .-3,.lan3 themselves an.i the spacificatlont thetAeleves, all akin; this conti'act, thu. the structure shall be wade entirety n oonfoxlaW' wit': the C ty bulld.ac: laws. As fax le the reooc-endatiz:-.9 of Lr. Fink a:e concerned,they could beihodappraW. Ir. the resol„tion, ,s aditi. ra1part ths specifications referred to hrj,abe pait uf t:is enti e contral.t. There 13 nc tb:ectiin to that. Paraera,l.h 3 of the leasprov1s a hall a. pAclic library to the City Usutgis* inacooi'dahce t e gen.ral plans ..trid specifications hereto attached and mar100. 4endice9 A an- C reepectirvely, and refers to p:ans and s,eoltioations to be sUbmited:' • awendej by t,ie supe:visin aritect of thJ 1,:,.s.lor and o: the city, C: TLc or; trouble ie tat t-a$ on:. refers tattle auditorium part, • Gautier: Th,t is true, but V;dcu.. ve:y easily an.ead that by waiting in the word "P.1-1.1 coverlh_ the Whole eler. I don't now tht these oattere that you. mentt0n. are ccveied I- tie but oode. H. :leo. Fink: Y, they a.a. • Gautier: Y. c d iakk tua a ex h-blis A, B ah. C au, attach the recommeUdattiOne of t c 3UVir3 riz a.c_it.:at, so tuai y. wil, a:' uf that a pert Or thle °entreat. C_:y F__.-eer: 1d,n't ,et. x I .4„.de,sta-.. w.lat kind t LeArt I wee tO Oa A I V'. ..nder ai C t. ;hut Z..ci, 1, was nocesaary to have the ex•lut piano th-. zi.s 6.0 built uj subm.t tu tile people. Of coorsec t e entleme.-. _,t e.(,-ensa of -akin c; exact soundinsoostost . e t .3 w., to tuilt, it 8tfl T. s whethar these. le -We in ,3hape t-e people z, ac,ept ax ra,o_L, w-s ;Lade on that b4* I did . . attami:.t t. a fcandatiohs should be, because thee, 1,4 of t eentir3 ,tork. Al of tnaa:: atte:3 w_. e,„ilie a gre t deal of WO one cud give a:, h r c• of han,. T e report says "..:onciete, steel c. solid rock",etc. "allowing free floe The .ans do t an: size tic e ?t:re. Tile city Gould r.ot accept s as beln_ plaha for t e people tu vote on. 7. 3autie.::stat-cd that was the .urpose of having the enzineer to super The size ,f t.e cou'd .1ct be deter6dned until ea:. .:. f deiail. His understand-n,: was that such matters sou: t_ ar..nevre a_l s.re :tests. The location of tbe PWW deterLined Cit E-giaeer: If this is t':te ian t',..at the pier is to be bullt by it VD T..is is cf a study. * * * * I .1_ ,ow wt ould rA concrete, _runi _r u 'sbe used. MI. 7,sratier inqui.ed whethc. eit-er d n,t serve the .,urpose* fiou. en..1:.eriaE a.. urohit,,ctural ,f vie. City Ei 1 concrete is not a proper Insait oh that. P:sottoalIY Pacific Coast al$1!.te3ratin, an. tu elo4ea, here 1,4113 0 * •* cnes.1„;a1 act: -o: t ccJnorete 40j the choorilleg.— ata at it 0,—.1 It bre-Ige off and rust.i. R. :3. Oautlel: Ws Qui. 9t4te 1- t a 411.1 eApd.visin4 aro •itqct.of the Oin July 7,1021. }levier meeting. Netherland Pier propositi..n. Mcval by H.S. Chase , seconded hi J. K. Ir='nk, that the Clerk xeed:the pvepOise.4 Peso:ttion rag:Arding the land pier oontraot Witt teCty Mottos., derrle4,, Lir. Chas statezhathe oonsi:lared the location should be dot:sided by theyota,0 theiwole- also that the City Liner and pity Supsrvisina Architeet:ehOula, jutindietl:;: over t whole pler ndciot merely the auditorium a1oze,. Lir. Ch...s:t allied that if the loo6Ltion we.e to be left u4,1 to ire peOple atid it • wus arran.;,..d that the City Engine . and SupertisIng .Arohiteot or the oity eet ha-ve cver the whole pier, he didnot see why the matter shoadnot autu tc thepeople, becnauseif it is put up to the people 114d tt- is a, ccntri,c.lt, they will fiind cut. If it is illegal to grant a lease ,tor .99 ao, acne woJ4 r1n up,a ,,Jartiianent, in_lunotl....)n. He oeztainlr WelAld.2341V43 .ror str anytn,..e, ttut .a itga/hat, the De4t interests or t peop.te, were wOuld two' ntlw for it tc. aevelop. P..flanally he 1ke c a -.:ta It go ov,.:r, he had not been able to gven get Over 1...b.,rear ..nn department, but would like tobe able to poi. -At to aotke- ti.6.-y he halpe... t.. ,,ut it OVQ.C. I aye stow him it e1?e.d for the city, he would aertain1y be tist44.-tet i.eLn..eferre t cla se !:10,000. policy ben held by the City and a e buzir,L, tha, w;oli lose, it seemed to him that the . ....re cJ.a t...a amount of $477,C.:*C. Th raupon disbuss1,:, with Mx. Gautier rep.rdind the insuranoe, te thatl.a d,_ se licw the Cf,ty 000:d lose under the arranement. erfeotly willing to submit thisniat7,erto ;he vote t1-.e and wou.d, esnal1,vote for it, but did not consider it yet .. y sha,e to be put t t:.e people to vote on. t ..atter ,:•ostponed unt1 Hunday, at 3 o ' elm k• July 11,193.. CLAIM FOR BRIDGES. theal*eitited by Council end .. idrov,,sed mempromiso with Mr.Comer• -e , era i r. a 1 , J.T. 73"..„ACENON, 1 AT, City Enzreineer and 77.77.7";,!:,ct '-.,1'netY a in aoraplianoe with •lsed by yo'Ir Cuunol" meet in • •''C,"7.:7.1Tt anl his tttorneye rt t cor.,,roais, the 0,,,set of Comer vs. ty, CriBin t. ti,e bont.:a.Qta for the btiiisee 1. Avenue r. Wa alao that, at the roost:, E.J1ere Yoe City, the City Att ,:s 'Attorneys, the1.0 1/44;'4 a crito,1 r.Ccaer the additle lkora.44. • COLE. COi.70:01ISE. #2021. 42 #1137.70 $ 683.72 Report of Comr..ittee, C.,neld. Brow ht for6a_d...... , 44691.13. CcF.j.utir. ir..:raat, th.ee ye6:3, is tti..p:oxiaate.,y t:.e tirt.e %:r. C-rasx ,ela::_s t;, ha.e “ad ,ayr..ent withheld, tea vuute to t^ Two particular items on Ave. D. Bridge claimed by Mr. Comer were for #1242.71 and 77L.11.____ Tbele items were not allowed by the engineers, but Mr. Gas")ett, the Engin-er's resident superintendent during the operation, showed authority for having written a letter,definina these items as extra work. However, in thee charges 3dr. Comer has added a charge of #910. 20.70 and 207.01#1137.70, for use of equipment and plant, which should not be allowed under the contract. Giving Mr. Comer the benefit of any doubts on a000unt of Mr. Garrett's letter author— izing the work, it was finally agreed to let Mr. Comer ave these two items, less the charge for equipment, makinc a net allowance for the-e two claiL.s of . . . . $ . whic make- a total, upon our computation,'of 55.25 Mr. Comer claims, upon his computation, that he should receive #9,000. All things being considered, we reoom mend that settlement be made with Mr. Comer on basis of #7,5OO. , in full satisfaction of all d1. aims. Respectfully submitted, B. P. ROBINEAIT (Sgd) City Attorney CHAS. W. MURRAY. (Sgd.) City Engineer. J.T. BLACKMON. (Sgd) City Councilman ' c,_ ey: • :,ui t t_ a C C" t:1.. t is atter '.-FiFa ':een undee ae gone : v _ det41. e with t1.T, e. .. er ..Haut_: er. .-.e .s ar.i ..cl:.; ca,.e t , t1.iasuz:. after Aot:11 itte. e h_ f. 4 �1l,C Z18,^00.. The claim ca..e about through t A•..,.. -c = Bridge I t..i.:k tie seal wits it4— T • to ;eft elece. Fj I:.r..a 7 t'.'.e i e _ He st....a.; :. ._ �1Vi..l .G�� A .:J ••C.. l.0 -.>~ . att loss t1C,C::to ©t f..r C5,C..C. T:.e C;,... 1 . _ e has said helms wi de idta��d to let this be done at °ile it#y i th...1 C Y_ �JrJ•Vi • to expedite this :watlet0 extra „c,.:k done. 0i,e of the v... 3:_. _..:,� „_ ..Vd w1UL."1. ity .O Ur. Cuitt ." t -i114.8 v ere also iuiatil`e for e.' iolle.ra. • * 1.0tu.11; Coer to material 3,0' 0,. MOO. £ Ur 1r :..ed.lat:e ae4 i+' r 3.L.I Le Lind for :ter. Brady t:: 140 Or . ..... the setting -.A' the oontraot, you 4 ink ::_ . ,u... r, ... res :e •. t:.e couno11. t :he time they had been We a . ku.a: a ip liye job sir. CQmea _ca:tag' $15,C' 7, or ti8,GC0. cla1. d,,. 2e :.,..i su`:a,.lttd.^ f glues tc .a.1 said t ey wuu'.a r,soQut'exl lli:.g tc ^attla for90q. ` ''"""•-• "P;44::4,4' V)"41,i.'" ';'`..:`e''.1';`+V('''d ;4 • ,s. • '"1,0t; '1% 1,', , • * X ' "10,,Y• 114 ...e.tegth Comer Compromlge. Mr. WilSon, He quoted te °pin; '„n of the Consulting Engineers, given Further litigation would, of ()curse, mean further elpenae to' both *100*, oomplet lc h,of t 'ae bridge , as to t e goA work and the fiirther-atataizeitlAfti, illnev :be a tiv,e when they az he duplicate for less than .$200,,00.04thia- ten months time they Iv.0 Id have cost $300,000. " The CIty ELn-rAr stated that Hi. Robineau bad oovered the ground, pretty .tIO*00' Lr. Kaokley and Ur. Cortalyuu we b;:th down Ware and went Over these Mat*Fri**, Ur. Comer, aaJ he di1 hot feel that the committee could very well review,the.14 The City Attorney toJohei upon a claim which arose from ''he 4ot that O46a4 claime he received a '.elegra.,. from Earxington, Howard,and Ash, ahlobthey ‘414,00_, they hay.-. nu reccId c:, a_dwaich °awed an outlay of $$00. by 1.4, Comer:j 40:t4kOL the C,ty Attorney did hot feel couldbe allowed. st,...ed that aa a 1,.ember oZ the committee he couid not eay more Rotaeau ha_ 1:e. The Co..a.ittee had reauhed an amount' Of $75004 aod dt cot fe 1 it co,id allow CS,C C. without 'Jrin,:in? the matter up to Counuil. Mr. C:.aju:e.iwh.:ther or aot there 11:4 been a bond. City Attorney: Thele Wheh,hovever, the City agreed to grant Comer excnelat.cn, wYthout coasultinL the 1,on1in::: company, the company discharged the nd. would ':.eve teen a question as to whether the preliminary e e co.rect COZ.J31 t-ouched apch other ia1L3 he .onsi--red he had in thematter. C,t Vtorney stated tha tlie contract :.ith Mr. Comer was the regular tors Of ei:.eerst c:nt.ac:t, vad ':Aha American INstitute If EnglneeretabioL ie s.e Partioularly as to what engin.ers oats allaw, "C,- far az I can representative of the City and not of the eagineera, / can 0.acQa,t vvhat 1.1.a co_tr.ot pe..itted and ca2 not aocei,t things ordered by the ccae i. t.e aoht.act itself" T lette. roi. r. God:lard to Mr. Comer stat te that he ,iven iur t era plan. ve:, he ahot asking CG;11Q, to repudia,e the action of the eagineera, hut . _ ely tu _aka a esrir. ioi .* * He nou.d state that ChaiIle ' .ao..ade a :ake who.. h, t..at C.er wou.d compromise /or 065ao; 1.adhever cirmt. : . . Chase, that t:,e Council ai,oept the ,tee'a ,rol4er o:ricials be authorized to make a eogtplate se c...z 9L C 750:. Uoti carried. 777:7 :L' 7: '7 . Le wished t. ake further statement regarding.:010.100 T..athe oo:d JuaeG,utier t_at Cit, was going t. authorize the dedpane c.nt. tt . eet w:ti: a.. r val „f Ccuncil. Adlin7. further:- . G. tt callfor elect. z nor the contract 1,,t!e_, ru; :tself o:de.cs to d. so. belave _t il'e:al. The Ch.:J.-tar says a 4/5 11141440, c:.uncil of 7 members. ' e cal', for elect io.,11.al and I reuse to sign, aibi . e le-3,1 itse;:f la illegal an4unooneutIOAa cLcAOrg tc- fo1104 out tzy own aonlititigt0144.: e C- .44t ri E.'S: 7 :7- . rxquEnT 'or 10 - , _ . _ . . the N__tiz.al Oub,rd, t...; Fair ii;otten tZe OA*: t t.wev.t t t;.e F.4,uart.pMent, wAte t ' c c. e, sec.nda:t :y ;LK. --a. h.v: use of the TA4r 8011, ellaa.4u.ent, 110 A44,;itar4 ' UTAMI AVE= PAVIFIG. 13TDE ON f. Highway ImpzOve reu to 'loved by R. 7.11cLendon, seconded by H. n. Chase, that bi:s for paving of *ian 1 Aareiitae, Pv. 35, H1 - way Itiproi r ent NC. 14 9, he opendd. t�c baon w�}'� oj�Bned �'�a`�elzef r e cn*gip ty�'' leine rntor�taa kttt lid by'it. i . �enaon, � .�.t ,.2]e Moticr, car: ieJ. City Eri6. neer :- The ':13s of J.F.::orean Pay.n: C. e.n.i J. F. i»cCray & Co. are the only two can this Navin`. There is a bid here from the J.F. Morgan Co. for Payitn, the High P460$110 'rater' 1air,e :f the Fire repart::•ent, to be putin before this paving is done oh Ave' 1) (i ia;..i A,vnue), w:.ic, is i. .a amount of Thole is or.e :eau .bout this - regard,ng payment. 0Payuents are to betlade in r,e o iabl.' r,;, tes of t e C.t_ of Miami, to pay 6% interest from date of signing 'Tie contract"' Movei '-_y J. E. Fin. , sec..nde1 by A. W. McLendon, tat the bid f the J. F. Horgan fcr 1;, ...,` t::c 11 '1 P1e.3 u c o'-t:.. Mae cif ti.e Fire Department on 1Ltazi venue, ..'; T. 7. C. lway So it.. t:, Ave..ue 3ridee, be *eptei. On roli call the vet`. ii..., 5 fviLeas: J. ...FI:.;i , yea; ;1. W. ..uLendon, yesi, a. R. Chas, yeci D. F .liunte,-, yea, J...Bl...:ka. r., yea. BBILL€ F3:. , :I'.:1C, .Ax::IC .°, .: '.:c , etc. T•.e Ccrk prezer.te.i bill of Isabelle F-ai »y, Sor atenpgra.phic and other services. Creni`x`da t i , ;:. t e t :f "iCC.04 0.7.1d by R. W. UoLenion; Finance the c. � c.un� _ �. a...un„ liotre ai.oke :.. favc.. ..f : ayn.e..t of the a bill, tatstatinz t hat his office had a-rlcye:i ':1 ..7.5dley °. Minut,,a f the C.unci1, and ehelsaperformed va.rt tts other se_vicea44: ih cor.r.e cti , .. vti t'.. City Ccunc:1 work, inclu,iinC prepLrin1; the t;ranr grip ')c,iL.. issue:, for C.ty I, t_.:.ey and thi also recot,...ended eayn.ent, stating that they considered the a. .u:1, re_a. ble fcr ,..r services ,erfoire_i. Uo :'cd C,, H. .. l.';.a= be seconde.1 b; u . 7. F .nk, that bi . f Isabelle Bradley for $10C. _carried. '71EVt'7,:' a ... ..a,'c.r at -Led that, :...cid :Y.a.. tG have bean a peti4i .:,:31 p ese**.sd' rei ..:.t3 29t' L't. (:eorth), ,,extending of Western Iicrul.evard# whAgh being laid _..t i. a a., _ r _ s . _ .. and . as ..ct i.: line with tittrt section tt~0A . • hve..ue r' tc A•;en'ae: L(c1d ...•.e a) • Ce;::ai:. citizens wanted to ; noteet against t.hie.,r City r. i:: _�x ; I et.,:, ..t t:,tit sab.:iv:.a. has &elver bean submitted to the w� r•. va.. It at::: we cannot triter .erO c 1.t� * * * .-r. Chaille Is i.. town a...a t::e petiti has Never been pre' .e' �.;cr. e :titre ni e e c ..ai erect wit:. the 0.at of the euk 14:0 .. , City L i _ 'ur''r.c: :t._te., t:. : tL4.i s.re:at goes trhough !rota 034 Meet ..:at r ..e a . _v. ,.,.,. thre,. the street further south ad t.._ 3t. t -.hue .o.• - a urve. The.,. w a plat in hie o r._u.µn_. . ve _.: :.. `_i sc nc:ifiea be e_g'.neer Who submitted the - that he :v., ...d 2:.,1.. .t _ ar..:in_ t r...uxr. of .:r. Chaille. C _....., se.;c r.'5ed y 11. C:n. e, that t,,e matter of t _. . , a.. ec:r....,.s _e_ .. '.r. sa.t be referred to the City Eg* L.torney ta,: ,e r eel N..:tie ',lotion carried. Azz. "":.:rrT A^A,:.`"" ' IAial D. .. , 7414 .‘""!.***.r il• . • The Clerk stated that Mr. was17 the persoaalpropert? tax on ths e5,000., whexeas tsey .had only about • Oring had apparently based this oa Owl/ taxed it Jacksonvial,the let= being mads-i'n; Te Tax Aaseesor had tO.vised Ur. ;lase to see t4e reduction of tax. Moved by P. W. MaLendon, seoended by.T.X.. Ft against the Miami Steamship Co. be reduced BIT'S ACAIITCT TIE CITY: The C'erk presented the following bills:- :..11cIntyre, To hire of Tug Busts S. for mc.nth of June tender f tredge UAMETTO. ....... Charzed to Channel Bond Fund. C.W.M. connection with tlectiob. BELCHER ASPEALT PAVF.:3 CO. v4:-red to J. F. Morgan Ob. * H' Cntraet May de1ivt,red to „atching ,ttutfit. * * O. E. CALL t .terials and labor in i)lace 04 C-ty . Job, sLowin.:-., bal. due oat. Les. El..t.Lc fix_uresee HardWara. C, E.:.nter at&td that 4he had been ab10,t4:: fixtu.eF,w1,ich It lime first arr' .lee*Jction on t Lis bill of Wolf 1Lve y R. r. McLendon, seoonded i44• paid. ',lot,: Lrrid. • ." - • , Wilk) • !714...ri.r.S.tii":01qA,a''',.:4;;!:*51X.14-::,,,,,,,.:::C4::,' • : ' ttIMATNL' . The 01 Y. Rngiheer p 'ea0rt the foliowinz Month* tatiliattf 0. H. LY:E NOUIiD:RY .00MPANY. Estimate No. 7, For work performed and materials various c,.•.ntuots with th. City of Miami, for as itemized. nisi pd. Moved by B. R. Hunter, seconded ..y PT 7 . MoLendon, that tlxs CiCy Contract with C.F.Lyne Foundy Co. be approved and ordered'pat8 TAX EXrL:PTIO7.. The City C1.rk s Aswocs.ti t.n v+: e the .rsi of t:__ Moved "by R. B. refund.- tc Al E31cck 4 Nc,rth. tc..ted that tax cer,ii Idn CSTYnE,T'C PEP :. Lot 3, Bk.4 North,. Lot 3, Block 4 North, belgnging to the Womsn's Relief taxatin, but had been said by Mistake to Mr. .Al''en, icate being; '9.95, with intere3t 419 02, total $19, sec::..ed ts.y J. K. Flak Lhet the City ClerX be au hhr a:.,c,u t. he had paid for te.x certi 'ioe.te Axe IitS ' ie T:.:. Cit'; Ct rk. eaented his a'ep,rt for t;.0 4..,fitL LS' .1 ne :-921, showingt. i.. t._J Lunt - S47,,531.40, -a follows: - Automobiles & Motorcycles ' ' ' Business Lioensee ' ` • Fines & Forfeitures 'k' Costs of Police Court Misc. Collections (Police) Interest Banks. First Tr. & Savg. Bk (5). Miami Bk. & Tr. Co. (( . Liiami Bk & Tr. Cc. (5 First Natl. Bk. M.. Bk. of B.B. St. Imp. Liens. . . • Cemetery Deeds Cemetery Grave Permits. Taxes 1920.RG11 Plumbing Insp. Report Sanitary . Rent of Cans (G*.rbage) Building Insp. Report Building Insp. Report. .Shortage. . (Atid t) Eleotrioal Insp. Report R. & I. Fund Street Repairs. Dockage General Fund Red. Tax. Certif. . . 59.$ dO. (1912) Sale of Door (Tire Dept) Croeland,Lease to. do. Scavenger 19$.Q Garbage 20.109 Sale oz Manule • • Lot Cleaning. . Street Improvements Imp. Fund No. 1. . • • Imp. Fund No. 2 4 Imp. Fund No. Imp Fund No. 5. . . • Imp. Fund No. 6. . . . Imp. Fund No. 6. . . Imp. Fund No. 1.0. . . Imp. Fund No. 11 Imp. Fund No. la. .. • . Imps Fund No. 14. . . '. Imp. Fund No. lei. . • Imp. Fund No. 16. . . . Imp. Furl Nos 17. . . .. Imp. land N. 1Sr . (I7ColL1o1in4 8t • 1$2 ; 4 " meeting. City Clerk's report, Ccntd. . I1V Brought 7otWard.1 Street Improvements. .Imp. funds 1 to ie ino, . 4 4 Sewer Bond Fund Street Bond Paid. .. • 12th St. No. 1 44444 44* AVe. D. No.1 t.& I. Fund. . . . . Total lleotiingv Moved and eecanded that the City Clerk's report e rocs ve n carried. ELECTRICAL IrZPECTOS REPORT. AWE 1921. LLc. Hunt el called the attention of Council to the City tlettrioal InsPeetorle rpliort, ebnwea collectio:.s Cr the atnth of June 1921 in the amotint of 1002.tittl. :.:ovacia econ.lea that the report of the C.1.4 Electrical Ina,4eotor be received a...1 filed. JITNEY C1,-ck J they Bc..41,, wih he atateU that had the avproval of the ty Att,lhey, Gn c.,nrirr..ati by 7obineau, it r.a ve y H. R. Chase, se 7 'LoLen c.r, that L'ne Jitney 2,nds be ac,epted. Motion carrie4 L'CJ..:2LA':i r -L";-77.— sirETA-:. MIAMI AVT. AND 1st ST. r.21...Amcn aecke _efree to a building gong up on S. liiemi Avenue, at r.is St., whz:_-2 tile' 11,.:1 e n pilej %dewalhs and other obstrkotina pith ue at tnat ,lace e buildera. As Ahey had e. vacant p;.aoe about 30x40 ft• he thodnt they eld be loade to remove the3e obstructi,m0. It aei..eate, thLt t emit arantel permac.icn to the bui7dere to 444 bIcL:k the eldalk crii7.thirdc. the st.:e.:t in front of tile lot being built takt;n, .1; ',cif._ ti.e dew.). '.1Quncli1 that the Comr.AssiOner 2.2o1:,2: i.L.dic. thiG whiQh Ur. Hunter stated he wou2de. d-. con_.ctin with dotile of the election tleatTa feed.r.- -f •an,17clerks. There wchildbe 'cr 48 r 5: e, n.: he 7;ished t:.e authority of Dounoil to. priC t. sen ad J. T. F..nk, that BuildIaa- l*Mit#4 provide the necessary meals or 1b0-4a0104 ne o:t eleCtion, July 34, 1921. P-Ar:: CIT7 H:SPITA: AE- 7:-rs. C unci, at the request et the .e C-t, i,pita1. He referred to the — they 6c...1:ea 9 or 1C months. ,Ive- t. agmla.., deal,of: deal .1%A.1113. Ds:4ug18s, .'ortl.er a .eeult of trAproy, V,44 provi,..ed for tb.0 oreoVtv or. -a for City Hospital improivementa. HZt Moved by H.R. Chuaa, seccaied b; 8. R. Hunter, that the plans for bids for tW Hospital improvements be atp.oved and accepted. Motion carried. The Clerk presented report of the board of Health for the month of June 1921.i • showing vital statistics, contagious diseases reported, Food and Dairy Laspeotion4,00 and the following financial report: - Scavenger Collections. Garbage Collections. . Sale of Manure . 12.00 Sale of garbage can tags No8.2176 to 3095, less Tag No.3035. . . 1 Total Collections. . . 2331.0 Signed by W. T. Lanier, M.D. -City He&lth Officer. moved by H.R. Chase, seconded by J.E. Fink, that the report Of the City Health officer be received and filed. Motion carried. On a.c,t: c c;1 at 3 o'clock