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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1924-04-15 MinutesOM MissioN MINUTES OF WING IUD 01`i April 15, 1924 PREPARED SY 7011 OFFICE W THE • clly , CLERK £prsa 1DTin, 110S4. MINUT88 011' THB MEETING OP TH3 BOARD OF 0(IIO[I88IONNRB OF NB OITY OF MIAMI, ?LORD*. On this 15th day of April, A. D. 1924, the Oomoaieeion of the City of Miami, Florida, met in regular eeaeion et the Oily Sall in Miami, Florida. The meeting was oalled to order at 9:00 o'olook A. M. by Oheirman Romfh and on roll call the following mem- bers were present: B. 0. Romfh, J. Z. Drums, J. I. Wilson, J. H. Gilman, O. D. Leffler. ABSENT; None. R2LDING AVD APPROVAL OF uniunp OF I@RTIHG OF APRIL 8TN The Olerk read the minutes of the meeting of April 8th, 1924, and there being no oor- reotione or additions thereto on motion duly made and eeoonded the same were approved and aooepted as written. ,A003PTING DNDIOATION OF STRUTS IB NIW SUBDIVISIONS The Direotor of Publio Servioe submitted at this meeting a plat of the subdivision known as "Seaver and Haskell Subdivision" and a plat of the subdivision known as "Waddell's Re -subdivision". The said plata showed the dedication of oertain streets to the use of the Public and the Direotor of Public Servioe :reported that the plate were in aocordanoe with the Oity °hurter and the rules and regulations of his Depart- ment and that he had no objeotione to the aooeptanoe of the etreete ae shown by the plats. Mr. Wilson introduoed an ordinanoe entitled: AN ORDINABOB ACCEPTING THE DBDIOATIO2 0? THE STRUTS IN TSUBDIVISION KNOWN A3 "WAVER AND HABKRJ■T, SUBDIVISION" end on motion of Mr. Lummue, eeoonded by Mr. Leffler, it was reeolved that the char- ter requirement for the reading of ordinances on two separate 000aeions be disposed with. The vote thereon wee as follows: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummue, Leffler, Wil- son, Gilman; NOBS: None. Motion oarried and the oharter requirement for reading ordinances on two eeperate 000aeione was dispensed with. Thereupon the said ordi- nanoe was put upon its first reading and was read by title only. Cad motion of Mr. Wtlean, eeoonded by Mr. Leffler, the ordinance was passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Meaere. Romfh, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, oilman. NOBS: None. Motion by Mr. Lummue eeoonded by 1,1r. Wilson that the said ordinanoe be read in full. The ordinance was given Its second and final reading and was read in full. 0n motion of Mr. Lunmua, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the ordinanoe was passed and ads pt- ed on its seoond and final reading in full by the following vote; AYES: Meaere. Romfh, Lummue, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. The ordinanoe is numbered 237 and is shown in ordinanoe Book 1 at page ae passed and adopted by the Commis- sion. An ordinanoe aooepting the dedication of the etreete in the subdivision known ae "Waddell'e Re -subdivision" and entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STRUTS IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "WADDELL' 8 RE -SUBDIVISION", was introduoed by Mr. Lummue and on his motion, eeoonded by Mr. Wilson, it was re- solved that the charter requirement for reading ordinances on two eeparate000aeione be dispensed with. The roll call thereon was as follows: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lum- mus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. Motion unanimously and the °barter re- quirement dispensed with. Thereupon the ordinanoe was given its first reading and was read by title only. 0n motion of Mr. Lummue, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the ordinanoe was passed on ite first reading by the following vote: AYES: Masers. Romfh, Lummua, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. On motion duly made and ee- oonied the said ordinance was given its second and final reading and was read in full. On motion duly made and seoonded the ordinanoe was adopted by this following vote: AYES: Meaere. Romfh, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. The said ordinanoe is numbered 238 and is shown in ordinanoe Book 1 at page ae pass- ed and adopted by the City Commission. RADIO BROADCASTING STATION RECOMMBNIITION 0? MIAMI REALTY BOARD The following oommunioation was reoeived and after being read was ordered filed and oopied upon the minutes: WI, TM M1mlIERB OF THE MIAMI REALTY BOARD, after due oo ne idera- tion, strongly reoommend to the City of Miami, the installation of a 500 Watt Radio Broadcasting Station, to be operated, erect- ed and governed by the Chamber of Commeroe or some reputable buei- nese firm qualified to handle it, for the purpose of familiarizing the people of the World with this section and its wonderful cli- mate. Firmly believing it to be the beet medium of this age for tint purpose. In feat, we urge that you give this medium preoedenoe over others. (Signed) MIAMI REALTI BOARD By W. L. GREENE, Bxeoutive Secretary OA14011LLTIOH OF TASRB ON WOMAN'S OLUB PROPBRR The following resolution authorising the oanoellation of teams for the year 1923 on property owned to the Miami Women's Olub was introduoed by Mr. Wilson and is in full as follow,: RESOLUTION N0. 1374. ♦ RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DIREOTOR CV PINABOE TO CLN01 LL THE ASSESSMENT FOR TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1923 ON THAT OER'PAIN PLOT OF GROUND FRONTING 160 FT. ON PLAGUE STREET AND 60 FT. ON SECOND AVENUE 8. B. BEING IN BL008 120 NORTH, Oil! OF MIAMI, AND KNOWN AS WOMAN' 8 CLUB PROP2RTE . WHEREAS, property held for Educational, Literary, Soientifia, Re- ligious or Oheritable purposes may be exempted under the law from taxa- tion, and WHEREAS, it appears that oertain plot of ground fronting 152 feet on FlaglerStreet and 60 feet on Second Avenue 8. E. being in Block 120 North of the Oity of Miami was owned by the Woman's Club and used for educational and literary purposes at the time Of said asses®ent, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the Direotor of Finance be, end he is hereby, authorized and directed to oanoel the aseessment for taxes for the year 1923, on that oertain plot of ground fronting 152 feet on Flagler Street and 60 feet on Second Avenue, S. 3., being in Blook 120 Borth of the City of Miami, and known ao the Woman's Club property. On motion of Mr. Wilson�� eeoonded by Mr. Leffler, the said resolution was adopted by the following vote: As ES: Messrs. Roman, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. OONTRAOT WITH ARTHUR PRYOR FOR MUSIOAL CONCERTS The City Manager submitted the following oommunioation addressed to him from the Miami Chamber of Commeroe together with three oopiee of oontraot exeouted by Arthur Pryor: Miami, Florida, April 14, 1924. Mr. Frank H. Wharton, 0ity Hall, 'Miami, Florida. Dear Mr. Wharton: Enclosed herewith are three oopiee of Pryor's Band oontraot for the season of 19E4-19E5. You will note that in a000rdanoe with the conversa- tion between the oommissienere and the members of the Board of Di- reotors of the Chamber of Oommeroe the season has been extended from 16 to 18 weeks. The only change in the oontraot ie the total prioe for the two additional weeks, the weekly amount being the same as lest year. It was felt that the season should start on Deoember 7th whioh is a Sunday, this giving us an opportunity to have the opening crowd photographed to use for our publioity purposes. I am also enolostng a oopy of the separate oontraot which the Chamber of Oommeroe, under the arrangement, would draw up with Mr. Pryor providing for the payment of the 3 extra musicians the eame as last year. This ie for your files. Should the oontraot be found oorreot and meet with the approval of the oommteeioners we would be pleased to have the copies signed by those city officials necessary and two of the copies sent to us, and we will be glad to forward ore of them to Mr. Pryor and would like to keep one for our files. Very sincerely yours, MIAMI CHAMBER OF 0011I1ROE (Signed) PEED L. WEEDE Managing Secretary. The City Attorney stated that he had examined the proposed oontraot and found it to be the ems es former oontraots with the exception of the two additional weeks set forth in the proposed oontraot. Thereupon the following resolution, authorising the City Manager to exeoute the said oontraot sae introduoed by Ur. Lummue: RESOLUTION N0. 1375. 1 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE OITY MANAGER TO i 1TER IB� TO COBTRAOT WITH ARTHUR PRYOR FOR MUSICAL 00U0ERTS P02 A PERIOD OF EIGHTEEN (18) WEEKS BEGINNING DECEMBER 7 TH, 1924, AND ENDING APRIL 11TE, 1925. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the City Manager be, and he is hereby, authorized and di - rooted to enter into a oontraot, for and on behalf of the City of Miami, with Arthur Pryor for mneioal oonoerte to be furnished by said Arthur Pryor for eighteen ( 18) weeks oommenoing Deoember 7th, 1924, and ending April llth, 1926 for the oonaideration of $40,050.00, payable in weekly installments of $2225.00 per week, and upon the further oonditione as set forth in said oontraot. Moved by Mr. Lummus and seconded by Mr. Wilson, that the resolution be adopted. Cs roll call the vote thereon was as follows: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOES: None. Motion unanimously parried and the said resolution adopted. ,prat iarsn, LAM. 25 PETITION TO CBANG3 PLgGROUED PAOILITI8,8 PROM POPILs Or AA MERRITT HIGH 901100 Benj.' Akin and others, representing the students at the Ade Merritt Junior High 5oheol,appeared before the Oommiesion end submitted a petition requesting a ohange in playground facilities and after the same was read was ordered filed and oopied upon the minutes. April 15th, 1924, City Oomniseionere, Miami, Florida. Dear Biro: We, the oitiaeae of the Ada Merritt Junior High 8ohool Republic, do petition your honorable body to improve the basket ball court on the Riverside Park', to dispense with the tennis oourte of same park a nd oonvert the space into traok and field for various athletic activities, baseball particularly. Reasons for same follows: 1. The masses do not play tennis, but many do enter traok, field and baseball. 8. The ohanges would greatly stimulate and benefit Junior High School atheltioe. 3. The demand for organised oity play would be great- ly inoreased. This would be a progressive step for the atty. (Signed) STEPHEN MOORE, President of Republic, GEORGE IYK&S, Vice -President of Republic, B llJ. AKIN, Ohief Just toe THURMLN WHITESIDE, lice, LE& JOHNSON, Justice, and signed by the governors of ell states In the "High Sohool Re- public". After some discussion the o ommunioation was referred to the City Manager with in- structions to investigate the arrangement of the park and to report baok to the Commission whether or not it would be advisable to make the change. PETITION FROM RESIIEITS ON BTH AV. & S.W.3 ST. IN RE: FLOODED CONDITION OF STREETS The following written oommunioation from residents on 8. W. Eighth Avenue at 9.W. 3rd Street was received and after being read was ordered filed and the clerk di - rooted to oopy some upon the minutes of the meeting: Miami, Florida, April 14, 1924. To the Honorable Board 01ty Commission; We, the undersigned, desire to ()ell your atten- tion to the serious oonditione after the rain at the location as follows: Corner of S. W. Third Street and Eighth Avenue. It is impossible for the publio to stop at the stores at this looation without wading water. Not only are we handioapped at the stores but several residences °loge by are in the same predioament. To have this matter attended to will be appre- ciated. (Signed) P. H. BOG&RS and others. After soma disousalon the matter wee referred to the City Manager to investigate the oompla int. TRANSFER OF FUNDS WITHIN DIVISION OF POLIQR The City Manager submitted the following written oommunioation requesting a trans- fer of fo.nde within the Pollee Division of the Department of Publics Safety: City Commission, Miami, 3'la. Gentlemen: April 14, 1924. In the Division of the Polies Department, I would like to have transfers made as follows: A transfer of 1100.00 from "Travelling Expenses" to ac- ooimt of "Light, Water and Ioe•, also a transfer of $100.00 from "Travelling Expenses" and .265.81 from "Medical Attention" to"Traf- f ioe Signe aid Regulations". Reepe otful ]y , (Signed) P. H. WLRTOf Oily Manager And it appearing that the transfer of funds requested by the City Manager le noose - eery to the proper maintenanoe of the Department the f allowing resolution was intro- duoed by Aar. Wilson: I'll II 110111E141 RESOLUTION NO. 1376. A BNBOLUTION AUTHORIZING TEN TRANSPSR 0P OBRTAIN PUNL6 IN TH3 DNPARTM1NT OF PUBLIO SAPSTf , DIVISION • OP POLI03. 11HKERBA8, the Oity Manager requests oertain transfers within the Division of Police, Department of Publio Safety, as set forth in hie oommunioation addressed to the Cornniasion under date of April 14th, 1924, and 11H3R$A8, it is necessary that the transfers as requested by the Oity Manager be made, THNREFOR3, B8 IT RSSOLVND by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the Direotor of Pinenoe be and he is hereby, author- ised and direoted to transfer the sum of 4100.00 from "Travelling Ri- peness" to a000unt of "Light, Water and Ioe" and to transfer the sum of $100.00 from "Travelling 1 penees" and the sum of *65.81 from "Medioal Attention" to the •000n:it "Traffio Signs and Regulations". 0n motion of Mr. Lummus, seocnded by Mr. Leffler, the said resolution was adopted by the following vote : AYES; Messrs. Romfh, Lummua, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOBS: None. TRANSPBR OF WUNDS WITHIN DSPARTMF�TT OA' PUBLIO SNRVIOi� The City Manager submitted written oommunioation addressed to him from the Direo- tor of the Department of Publio Servtcs requesting the transfer of oertain funds within hie Department to which was attaohed the approval of the said City Manager. After being read the oommunioation Was ordered filed and•the clerk direoted to oopy same upon the minutes of the meeting: April 14, 1924. Mr. F. H. Wharton, City Manager, Mtamt, Florida. Dear Sir :- Kindly have transferred $125.00 from account 160-43, Dispensary and ,26.00 from a000unt 160-68, Mosquito Campaign, making a total transfer of $250.00 to the following coo oun ts: 160-10, Postage, Tel. & Tel. . . . . 4 75.00 160-18, Stationery & 0ffioe Supplies. 100.00 160-34, Misoe Ala ne ous 76.00 Yours very truly, (Signed) SRNSST OOTTON Direotor of Publio 3ervioe. Oity Commission, Miami, Pla. Gentlemen: I hereby approve, and recommend the transfere above as requested by the Direotor of Publio Service. Reapeottnlly, (Signed) P. H. WHARTON City Manager Thereupon Mr. Gilman introduoed the following resolution ordering the transfere re- quested by the City Manager a rd Direotor of Publio Service: RSSOLUTION N0. 1377. A RRSOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS WITHIN THE DBPARTM NT 0P PUBLIC SERVIC3 AS SST FORTH IN THIS RE30LUTION. WH3RNA8, the Direotor of the Department of Publio Servioe re- quests the transfer of oertain funds within hie Department, and WHBRBA8, the City Manager recommends and a pprovee suoh trans- form, THBRN?0B3, BB IT RFSOLVZD by the Commission o f the City of Mi- ami: That the Direotor of Finance be and he is hereby, authorized end direoted to transfer the cum of .125.00 from a000unt 160-43, Dis- pensary and the sum of #125.00 from a000unt 160-68, Mosquito Campaign, making a total transfer of 11260.00 to the following accounts: 160-10, Postage, Tel. 3o Tel. . . . . . . 4 76.00 160-18, Stationery and Office Supplies . 100.00 160-34, Mi aoe llane ous 75.00. On motion of Mr. Gilman, seoonded by Mr. Leffler, the sold resolution tee adopted by the following vote: APBS: Meeere. Romfh, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOBS: None. April 15th,1924. 27 s me mama BAND CONGESTS O0NT40T WITH MUY'OHLBR AUTHORZZHD The Oity Manager submitted the following written oommunioation in referenoe to the summer band oonaerts to whioh Was attached the offer of Mr. S. Y«tohler to furnish the band for such oonoerte. The oommunioa tions were read and ordered filed and Copied upon the minutes of the meeting. April 15th, 1924. City Commission, Miami, Florida. Gentlemen: In the matter of summer bend oonoerte, I have taken this matter up with Mr. B. Mutohler, leader of laitohler' a Band, and asked him to submit to me a proposition, whioh he did and whioh is hereto attaohed. These summer band concerts proved very popular to our home people last summer, and I believe they ought to be oontinued this summer for the enjoyment of the summer population. Mr. Mutohler' a proposition is to furnish an average of 30 men for each oonoert, inoluding eblolets, at $200.00 per oonoert. I would recommend that those concerts be given through the months of July, August and September, whioh will total around $5,000.00 for the three menthe. IP this meeting with your approval, I would like to have the proper resolution passed authorizing the City Manager to arrange for three oonoerte. Re a peo tfully , (Signed) W. H. WHARTON Oity Manager Offer of E. Mutohler: Miami, Florida, 4/5/24. Mr. P. H. Wharton, Oity Hall, City. Dear Sir: - In tho. event you are going to support the summer oonoerte again this sunnier, I am giving you my figures on same for sixteen weeks, two concerts a week, oammenoing the first of July, and end- ing about the 18th of Ootober. 00.00 per Conoert. 6,400.00 for sixteen weeks. I will have 28 to 32 men in each oonoert, making an aver- age of 30 men for eaoh oonoert, inoluding myself and vooalist. Last eummer I had from 23 to 27 men, and with a larger Band will be able to play muoh batter oonoerte. I will appreoiete an early reply, in regards to this, as I have other plane to formulate for the summer. Thanking you, I am Veyy truly yours, (Signed) E. MUTCHLER 102 S.W. 7th St. City. After some disouseion it was the sense of the Commission that the band oonoerte should be given during the months of July, August and September, and a resolution aooepting the offer of Mr. ty. Mutohler as set forth in his oommunioation addressed to the City Manager under date of April 5th, 1924, and authorizing the Oity Manager to enter Into contract with Mr. Mutohler for etch oonoerte wee introduoed by I. Lummue and is as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1378. A RESOLUTION AOCEPTING THE OFFER OH' E. MUTCHL2R FOR FURNISHING BAND 0(210$RTS UNIER THS TERMS AND CONDI- TIONS SET FORTH IN HIS OFFER AND AUTHORIZING TIIS CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT FOR SUGH S2RVI028. WHEREAS, the City Manager reoommends that band oonoerte be given during the summer monthe for the enjoyment of the eummer population, and WHEREAS, Mr. E. Mutohler has offered to furnish such mueioal oon- oarte at Um rate of. $200.00 per oonoert, or $6,400.00 for sixteen weeks, the band to be furnished by said Mutohler to be Composed of an average of 30 men for eaoh oonoart, inoluding himself and a vooaliet, and WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the City Commission that summer mu- sical oonoerte should be given, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: 1: That the offer of the eaid 8. Mutohler to furnish musioal oon- oerte under the terms and conditions set forth in his said offer be; and the same is hereby, aooepted by the Commission of the City of Miami. 2: That the City Manager be, and he is heroty, authorized and di- rected to enter into oontraot with said L. Mutohler for such oonoer#s. • R ■ i mi ■ i i ■ i IIIVIIIIIII 111111I11111111 111111 On motion of Mr. Leffler, aeoonded by Mr. Gilman, the resolution eooepting the offer of Mr. E. Matchler and authorizing and direotiag the City Manager to enter into oontreot with him wee adopted by the following vote: AYES: Meagre. Romfh, Lummua, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. HOES: None. FIRE ESCAPES ?OR NURSES' HOME AT CITY HOSPITAL The City Manager reported by written oon ounioation that the Hospital Board have reo ommended that fire escapes be provided for the Iiuree' a Home at the Hospital, and after being read the oommunioation was ordered filed and oopied upon the minutes and is as follows: City Commies ion, Miami, Fla. Gentlemen: The Hospital Board have recommended that fire be provided for the Nurse's Home at the City Hospital• obtained prices from different oontraotore on the oast work, the low bidder being Geo. R. Brewer at the price 0 omple to . It seems necessary that these fire eeoapes be and I would like to have authority from the City Commie this work done, Beapeotful]y, (Signed) F. H. WHARTON Oity Manager h, 1924. eeoape e They have of this of $450.00 provided, s ion to have Thereupon a resolution authorizing the City Manager to have fire eeoapes ed at the Nurses' Home was offered by Mr. Gilman and is as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1379. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO HAVE FIRE ESCAPES INSTALLED AT NURSES' HOME AT THE CITY HOSPITAL. install - WHEREAS, the Hospital Board recommend that fire escapee be pro- vided for the Nurses' Home at the City Hospital, and WHEREAS, the City Manager reports that after receiving bide for the furnishing of materials and labor for the installation of the fire °soaps° it appeara that the bid of Geo. R. Brewer at and for the sum of 1450.00 ie the lowest and beet bid and the City Manager recommends that the bid of said Geo. R. Brewer be aooepted and that the Commis- sion authorise the City Manager to have the work done, THEYZB6'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: 1: That the bid of Geo. R. Brewer for furnishing labor and mater- ials for the installation of fire escapee at the Nurses Home at the City Hospital at and for the gum of *460.00 be and is hereby aooepted. 2: That the City Manager be and ie hereby authorized and diroot- ed to have the said work done. On mution of Mr. Lummue, seconded by Mr. Wilson, the resolution was adopted by the following vote: AYES: Mtwara. Romfh, Llamas, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOBS: None. CHANGES IN GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AT OITY HOSPITAL AUTHORIZED MADE The City Manager also submitted a oommunioetion reoommending certain changes in the General Conatruotion and telephone oonneotione at the City Hospital which communication is as follows: City Commission, Miami, Plerida. Gentlemen: April 14th, 1924. The Chairman of the Hospital Board, Mr. E. B. Douglas, has recommended other ohangea in the general ocnatruotion of the main oor- ridors connecting the buildings at the City Hospital. The ohang a as recommended will entail an additional oast to the contract of .165.00. Mr. Douglas also in oonjunotion with the arohiteot has rs- oommerded some ohangee in the telephone oonneotione at the City Hos- pital, whioh ohangee in all will amount to $140.00. These changes seem to be neoeseary, and I reoonrnond they be made. Mr. Douglas and the arohiteot also recommend certain changes in the openings in the oorrldore, whioh ohangee amount to $165.70. I would like authority from the Oity Commission to have these various ohengee made in oonformity with the reoommendationa of the Chairman of the Board, and the arohiteot. iseepe o tfully, (aigne4) P. H. WHABTON City Manager 1pri1..15th, 1924. 29 Thereupon a resolution authorizing the Oita Manager to have the ohangee made ae re- oomnended by the Chairman of the Board of Direotore of the Hospital was introduced by Mr. Wilson: ®III 111IIIIl111III11I1i11I11111I I RESOLUTION N0. 1380. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO HAWS CRR TAIN CHANGES IN CONSTRUCTION AND TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT MADE AT THE 0ITi H03PITAL. IYHERRAS, Mr. E. B. Douglas, 0hairman of the Board of Directors of the Cagy Hospital reoommende that certain changes in the general oon- etrnotion of the main corridors oonneoting the buildings at the City Hospital be made at a ooet of $165.00; that ohangea in the telephone oonneotione be made at a oast of .140.00; and that oertgin ohangee in the openings in the oorridora be made at a cost of .165.70, and WHEREAS, the City Manager requests the authority to have the var- ious changes made in oonfirmit~p with the reoommendatione of the Chair- man of the Hospital Board and the arohiteot, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the City Manager be, and he le hereby, authorized to have the ohangee in the general oonstruotion of the main corridors oonneating the buildings at the City Hospital; the changes in the telephone oon- neotions at the City Hospital; and the changes in the openings in the oorridora acnneoting the buildings at the City Hospital made in a000r- danoe with the reoommendatione of the Chairman of the Hospital Board and the arohiteot and and for the respective sums set forth in the pre- amble of this resolution. On motion of Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution waa adopted by the fol- lowing vote: AYES: Mamma. Romfh, Lummue, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. Noes; None. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR 5TH ST. BRIDGE BY HARRINGTON. HOWARD AND ASH The City Manager submitted written oommunioation to whioh waa attaohed a proposal from the firm of Harrington, Howard and Ash in referenoe to the furnishing of plane and epeoifioationa for the proposed N. W. 5th Street Bridge• The oommunioation of the City Manager and the proposal of Harrington, Howard and Ash, after being read, were ordered filed and the clerk directed to plaoe same upon the minutes of the meet- ing. April 15, 1924. City Commission, Miami, Florida. Gentle men : I am submitting herewith a proposal from Harrington, Howard & Ash, made by their Mr. Ash while he was in Miami a few days ago, in reference to their furnishing plane and epeoiflostione for our pro- posed 5th St. Brid:ie. I believe it would be a good idea to have these plane and e peoifioatione gotten out so that when the bond fund money beoomee available, we will be in a paettion to award oontraote without any de- lay. Re ape o tfully , (Signed) F. H. WHARTON City Manager Offer of Harrington. Howard & Ash: Kaneae Oity, Mo. April 9, 1924. City Commiestonere, Miami, .41orida. Gent lemon : I am pleased to make you the following proposition to do the engineering work in oonneotion with the proposed bridge over the Miami River at Fifth Street:- 1: Upon receipt of oomplete information at our office in Kansas City, Mo., we will proceed with the preparation of drawings to submit to the War Department and we will assist, in so far ae we oan from our office, in securing the approval of the War Department. 2: We will proceed immediately with the plane, apeoiUioatiana. and estimates of ooet for the entire bridge and approaohes (except the paving an the approaohes) and oomplete them at the earliest date poeei- ble. 3: We will supervise the inspection of the manufacture of metal work and machinery in the mills and ehope through any inspection bureau you may seleot. 4: We will check all shop drawings as presented by the manu- facturer of the metal work to see that they conform with the plane and epecifioatione, and we will answer ary inquiries by oorreapondenoe dur- ing the progress of the work. 6: If desired, we will furnish a oompetent resident engin- eer to supervise the oonatruotion of the bridge and to furnish progress reports and monthly estimates. 6: For the servioee enumerated in emotions 1 to 4 inclusive our ()large will be Fort' -seven hundred fifty dollars ($4750.00) of 30 April 15th, 1924. which 80 peroent shall be due and petrabls upon the letting of oontraot to build the bridge or within 60 deye after plane and epeoifioationa are submitted. The remainder oZ the fee ehen be paid monthly and prorated with the oontreotore monthly esti- mate . 7$ For eervioee speoified in section 5 our °barge will be $250.00 per month and travelling expenses of the resident en- gineer detailed for the work, from the homeoffioe to Miami and return. 8: The above proposition le made with the understanding that bonds must be voted to secure funde to build the bridge and it is agreed that we are to reosive no pay until such funds are provided. It is also made with the understanding that we are to prooeed without delay after the ihformatlon reaohes our office and that we are to finish theplans and specifications with the greatest possible dispatoh, working overtime and at night to a000mplieh their earliest poseible (simple tion. We trust that you may find the above proposition in oar - reot form and aooeptable. Reepeotfally submitted, HARRINGTON HOWARD AND ASH. by (Signed) L. R. ASH. After some discussion it wan deoided by the Commission to aooept the offer of Har- rington, Howard & Ash as set forth in their proposal by Mr. Aeh,exoepting there- from the proposal to furhish a resident engineer to supervise the construction of the bridge and to furnish progress reports and monthly eatimatsa,and a resolution aooepting the said offer and authorizing the City Manager to enter into agreement with said Harrington, Howard & Ash was introduced by Mr. Lummus and is as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1381. A RESOLUTION AOCEPTIIlG THE OFFER OB' HARRINGTON, HOW- ARD & ASH AS SET FORTH IN THEIR PROPOSAL DATED APRIL 9TH, 1924, EXCEPTING THE PROPOSAL TO BURNISH A RESI- DRNT ENGINEER; AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AGRIIMNT WITH SAID HARRINGTON, HOWARD & ASH FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES IN CONNEOTION WITH THE N. W. FIFTH STREET BRIDGE. WHEREAS, the firm of Harrington, Howard & Aeh, Consulting Engineers, have offered to do the engipeering work in oonneotion with the proposed bridge over the Miami River at N. W. Fifth Street as set forth in their proposal under date of April 9th, 1924, and WHEREAS, it is the sense of the Oommission, after due consideration, that the ea id offer is fair and reasonable and that same should be aooept- ed, excepting therefrom, however, that part of the proposal of said Har- rington, Howard & Ash whereby they offer to furnish a resident engineer to eupervise the oonetruotion of the bridge and to furnish progress re- ports and monthly estimates, NOW, THERROORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Mi- ami: 1: That the proposal of said Harrington, Howard & Ash to do the en- gineering work in oonneotion with the proposed bridge over the Miami Ri- ver at N. W. Fifth Street, excepting their offer to furnish a resident engineer to supervise the oor:etruotion of said bridge, at and for the eum of Forty-seven hundred fifty dollars ($4750.00) be, and ie hereby, accepted under the terms and conditions of said proposal. 2: ,That the City Manager be, and is heretry, authorized and direct- ed to Inter into agreement with said Harrington, Howard & Ash for en- gineering services in oonneotion with the propoeed bridge over the Miami River at N. W. Fifth Street as set forth in their proposal, but with the 000eption hereinabove set forth. On motion of Mr. Lummua, eeoonded by Mr. Leffler, the said resolution was adopted by the following: Ayes: Messrs. Romfh, Lummue, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. HOES: None. DATER SOFTENING PLANT AT HuTH1AH-PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS EMPL0RMENT OF ENGINEER The City Manager submitted written communication addressed to the City Commission in reference to the employment of an engineer to furnish plans and epeoifioations for the water softening plant at Hialeah, to which wee attaohed oommunioation from the Director of Public Service to the City Manager together with offers of certain en- gineering firma. After being read the communication of the City Manager end the Di- rector of Publio Servioe wereordered filed and oopied upon the minutes of the meet- ing and are se follows: City Commission, Miami, Fla. Gentlemen: - 5th, 1924. Attached hereto is a letter from the Director of Public Uti- lities, Mr. Cotton, submitting hie files in reference to the employment of an engineer to furnish plane and epeoifioatione for our water soften- ing plant at Hialeah. Mr. Cotton reoeived propositions from several eminent engineere in this line of work, and the offer that Alvord, Baridiok and Bowaela have submitted is the beet and lowest proposition. These engineers are an old established firm, have done ooneiderable of this kind of work, and stand very high in their profession. April 15th, 1924. I will therefore ieoommend that the proposition submitted by Alvord, Burdick and Holtman be aooepted and they be employed to do thie work. Respeottuli7, (Signed) F. H. WHARTON City Manager April 14th, 1924. Mr. P. H. Wharton, City Manager, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir: - Regarding an Engineer for furnishing plans and epeoifi- oations for our water treating plant at Hialeah, I beg to hand you, herewith, our files on this snbjeot, covering proposals of Andrew J. Provost, Maury and Gordon, and Alvord, Burdick and How- son. You will note that the fee caked for by Maury and Gor- don and Andrew Provist is the same figure, while that of Alvord, Burdiok and Howson is two and one-half per oent, plus aotual ex- penditures for travel. Of o our ee we have no means of knowing just what this figure will be. I would say that it would pro- bably be somewhere around a total expatadlture of $6,000 to cover their servioes. I was very favorably impressed with Mr. Provost and be- lieve that he would have a little advantage over the others in this line, 1n as muoh as he has already made same study of the supply both as Engineer for Mr. Glenn Curtis and also for the J. G. Whits Company, however, the firm of Alvord, Burdick and Howson is well established and they are spoken of highly in the attaohed oorrespondenoe from Mr. Inohe and Anson Marston. In view of this fact and that their proposal is approximately $3,000. under the other proposals, I suppose that we should give this work to them. They say, if given the work, they will be able to Tar- nish plane and speoifioations within sixty days. Prom my remembrance of Mr. Provost's statement, he could give us a little earlier delivery on plans and speoifioe- tione whioh would probably be very advantageous to us in much as it would help things along th is muoh. Yours very truly, (Signed) ERNEST COTTON Direotor of Publio Service After oomparing the offers received and submitted by the Oily Manager and the Di- reotor of Publio Service and duly considering same it appeared that it would be to the advantage of the City to aooept the offer of Alvord, Burdick and Howson as recommended by the City Manager and the Direotor of Publio Service and the said offer was aooepted by the Commission by the following resolution which was offered by Mr. Gilman: RESOLUTION N0. 1382. A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PROPOSAL OF ALVORD, BURDIOK AND HOWSON FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE WATER SOFTENING PLANT AT HIALEAH AND AUTHORIZING THE CID[ MANAGER TO EN- TER INTO AGREEMENT WITH Mil SAID FIRM FOR SUCH ENGINEERING SERVICES. WHEREAS, after oomparing the offers received and submitted by the City Manager and the Direotor of Publio Servioe for the fur- nishing of plane and speoifioations and engineering eervioes in connection with the oonstrnotion of a water softening plant at Hi- aleah, and duly considering same, it appears that it is to the ad- vantage of the City to aooept the offer of Alvord, Burdick and How- son under the terms and conditions as set forth in their proposal under date of April 3rd, 1924, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: 1: That the said offer of Alvord, Burdiok and Howson to fur- nish engineering services and plane and speo ifioet ions in connec- tion with the water softening plant at Hialeah be, and the same is hereby, aooepted under the terms and conditions eat forth in their said proposal. 2: That the City Manager be, and he is hereby, a uthorized to enter into agreement with said Alvord, Burdiok and Howson for the said engineering servioes, plans and speoifioations. 0n motion of Mr. Gilman, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the said resolution was ad ptedty the following vote: APES: Masers. Romfb, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOBS: None. E11TURNS 0P AMERICAN LEGION ELECTION CANVASSED ORDINANCE PROPOSED BY LEGION ADOPTED The Speolel Eleotion for the ratification or rejootion of the proposition of the Amerioan Legion, Harvey Seeds Poet No. 29, having been held on Thursday, April 10, 1924, and the ouetodian of the ballot box used at said eleotion having presented the same to the Commission properly sealed as required by law, thereupon the said ballot box was opened and the returns of the Wootton with the oertifioate of the Inepeotors and Clerk withdrawn and the said returns oanvaased and on motion duly made and aeoonded the Certifioate of the Inapeotors and Clerk were ordered Lion - porated by the Clerk in these minutes and are as follows; IlIIWII I JluuIL IIIIi IMMiiLII II (DSETIPIOATE OP I148PEOTORe AND MARE epeoial Election, April loth, 1924,.' Oity of Miami, Florida. BTATB OP ?LORLDi) O OTl OP D4D8 ) ee. O Tit OP YIAMI ) We, the undersigned, Inspeotors and Olen of a 8peolel Eleotion held in the City of Miami, Florida, ,in a000rd- anoe with the provisions of Law and pursuant to Ordinanoe No. 226, passed and adopted February 26th, 1924, for the ratifica- t ion or against the ratifioation of the following: question: Shall the proposed ordinanoe which is An Or- dinanoe authorising and rewiring the Oity Oommie- eion to sell and oonvey to the Harvey Seeds Poet Number 29, Department of Florida, American Legion, at Miami, Florida the property described ae fol- lows: Lote Two (2) and Three (3) of Blook Porty- one (41) North of the City of Miami, eccording to the Knowlton Plat of said Oity on file in the of- fice of the Clerk of the Oirouit Court, in and for Dade Oaunty, Florida at mid for the ooneideration of One Dollar (0..00) and for the further oonsider- ation that the grantee oonetruot and ereot thereon a memorial home for the Amerioan Legion as a mem- orial to the deeeeeed veterans of the World War" beoome an ordinance and Yaw of the City of Miami? do hereby oertii!y: THAT 719 Ballots were oast at said eleotion; THAT 622 Votes were oast FCM the ratifioation of the above question; THAT 92 Votes were oast AGAINST the ratifioation of the above question; AND THAT 5 Ballets were thrown out and not oount- ed on a000unt of being marked on the wrong side or otherwise de- faced or availed. WITNESS our signatures thie 10th day of April, A. D. 1924. feigned) VIRGIL A. ROTOR Ole rk (Signed) WALTBR M. FRANK Inspector (Signed) J. STBWART NORWOOD Inspector ( Signed) J. D. GOIMAN Inspector Thereupon, upon motion of Mr. Luanne, seconded by We. Wilson, it was resolved that the Commission find° and oertifies that 719 Ballots were oast at the Spa - vial Election; that 622 Votes were oast Pat the ratifioation of the question hereinbefore reoited; that 92 Votee were oast AGAINST the ratifioationa of the said question; and that 5 Ballot were thrown out and not vaunted on ao- oount of being marked on the wrong side or otherwiee defaoed or spoiled. It is further resolved and oertified that the said question was duly voted on and ratified by a majority of the qualified eleotore of the City of Miezoi vot- ing at said eleotion ae required by law at the Speoiel Election held April 10, 1924, and the said ordinanoe proposed by the petition filed with the City 0om- mission on the loth day of January, 1924, le deolared an ordinance and a law of the City of Miami, Florida. It was further resolved that the returns of the said inepeotore and clerk, including the ballots, tally sheets, oaths of offioe and oertifioate of eleotion be replaoed in the said ballot box and that the same be kept in the possession of the City Clerk as oustodian thereof. 0n roll oall tha vote on the resolutions was as follows: A$ES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummus, Le ff le r , Wile on, Gilman. NO33; None. The said ord.inanoe is number- ed 239 and is shown in Ordinance Book 1 at Page 198. 00N/IRMATION OF PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS ON OCI1PLETBD IMPROVEMENT6 The Clerk reported that pursuant to direction he had oaueed notion to be given in a newspaper of general oiroulation that the Commi1e13ion would on this date re- ceive and consider the remonetranoee of all pereone whose property is deeoribed in said rolls for Lateral Conneotion Improvement under Resolution No. 1152, Sidewalk Improvement No. 41, Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 54 and Highway Im- provement No. 189-A, and submitted proofs of publication of suoh notioee. It was thereupon announced by the Oommisslon that they were ready to reoeive and ooneider all objeotione to the oonfirmation of the said Preliminary Assessment Rolle for said Improvement Districts. There being no objeotione or remon- strances to the confirmation of the said Dnprovemwnt Rolle the same were con- firmed by the adoption of the following resolutions:.--- April 16th, 1924. 33 The following resolution, accepting the Preliminary Assessment Roll on Sidewalk Iolplrovement Na. 41 and confirming the cams, was offered by Mr. Lummue: 9. District 5k►.41 RESOLUTION NO 1385 Sidewalk Improvement No ................ WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, met on the 15th day of £prtl 10 24, pursuant to the notice of suid meeting under Section 50 of the City Charter, to hear all written objections to the confirmation of the preliminary assessment roll of Sidewalk improvement No 41 , District Sk041 by any person whose property is described in sold preliminary roll; and WHEREAS, The Commission of the City of Miami, having received and considered all written remonstrances filed to the confirmation of the preliminary roll by any persons whose property is described in said roll. THEREFORE RE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, that the prima facie assessment, as indicated on said pre- liminary assessment roll, be and is in all things confirmed and sustained against any and all Iota or parcels of ground described thereon, ensept.w. The assessment against Lot.... Block is heroby increased to $ reduced Block is hereby increased to $ ,.�•--iraaneeF-� BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thnt.the sums and amounts against each of the lots or parcels of ground in said preliminary assessment roll N‘= hereto, Watlifirdl are less, than the amount;that each of said lots or parcels of ground is benefited by said improvement and that such amounts are in proportion to the special benell's, and that the proportion of said cost to be paid by said City of Miami on account of highway intersection is the sum set opposite to the same therein. The total cost of the said improvement, in the sum of $ 1.,468....58 , is hereby approved and confirmed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ten (10) days after date of this confirmation of said assessment roll the same be delivered to the Director of Finance, and the Director of Finance is hereby ordered, thirty (30) days after date of this resolution to make collections of the assessments there- in as required by law, On motion of Mr. Lummus, eeoonded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution vas adopted by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummue, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOW: None. Resolution No. 1384, eooepting cad oonfirming the Preliminary Aesesanent Roll on 8pnitary Sewer Improvement No. 54, was offfered by Mr. Gilman: 9. District 0,r-0 RESOLUTION NO 1384 Sanitary Sewer Improvement No 04 WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, met on the 15th. day of. April man..., pursuant to the notice of said meeting under Section 50 of the City Charter, to hear alllwritten objections to the confirmation of the preliminary assessment roll of ._.. aazai.te.ry . Sewer Improvement No ...54 , District 8 '.-.51 by any person whose property is described in sa id preliminary roll; and WHEREAS, The Cunnnissiun of the City of Miami, having received and considered all written remonstrances filed to the confirmation of the preliminary roll by any persons whose property is described in said roll. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, that the prima facie assessment, as indicated on said pre- liminary assessment roll, be and is in all things confirmed and sustained against any and all lots or parcels of ground described thereon, .,eeepyve -fviierwe{ reduced The assessment against Lot Block is hereby increased to $ reduced The assess Block is hereby increased to $ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sums and amounts against each of the lots or parcels of ground in said preliminary assessment roll (ae.hesuui-0x,dified-1 are less; Ilion the amount that each of said Tots or parcels of ground is benefited by said improvement and that such amounts are in proportion to the special benefits, and that the proportion of said cost to be paid by said City of Miami nn account of highway intersection is the sum set opposite to the same therein. The total cost of the said improvement, in the sum of $ 1j., 47,,4 , is hereby approved and confirmed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ten (10) days after date of this confirmation of said asseasment roll the same be delivered to the Director of Finance, and the Director of Finance in hereby ordered, thirty (S0) days after date of this resolution to make collections of the assessments there- in as required by how. On motion of Mr. Gilman, seconded by M. Lemmlua, the said resolution was adoPed by the followingvote: AVM Messrs. Romfh, Lmamue, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. 8038: Bons. April 15th, 1924. imm ■ i I J MEM s The following resolution confirming the assessment roll on Highway Improvement NO. 189..A was introduced by Mr. Leffler: 9. District E - 189-1A RESOLUTION NO 1386 Highway Improverent No .109.4 WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, met on the 16th day of April 19...24 pursuant to the notice of said meeting under Section 59 of the City Charter, to hear all written objections to the confirmation of the preliminary assessment roll of Highway Improvement No 189-A , District 11" 189.4 by any person whose property is described in said preliminary roll; and WHEREAS, The Commission of the City of Miami, having received and considered all written remonstrances filed to the confirmation of the preliminary roll by any persons whose property is described in said roll. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by t.hc Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, that the prima facie assessment, as indicated on said pre- liminary assessment roll, be and is in all things confirmed and sustained against any and all lots or parcels of ground described thereon,-eae.,,,t as --r-fci�vra�• The assessment ag: inst Lot... . reduced Block ._ , rrby increased to $ reduced The assessment-a�nittsT L`oh.77.-^. . .... .. ... Block .... is hereby increased to $. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sums and amounts against each of the lots or parcels of ground in said preliminary assessment roll -(r.-hereiaaue iiiwl). are less than the amount that each of said lots or parcels of ground is benefited by said improvement and that such amounts are in proportion to the special benefits, and that the proportion of said cost to be pr.id by said City of Miami on account of highway intersection is the sum set opposite to the same therein. The total cost of the said improvement, in the sum of $ 6,490.05 , Is hereby approved and confirmed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ten (10) days after date of this confirmation of said assessment roll the same be delivered to the Director of Finance, and the Director of Finance is hereby ordered, thirty (30) days after date of this resolution to make collections of the assessments there- in as required by law. On motion of Mr. Leffler, seconded by Mr. Lamm, the resolution aaa adopted by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lunnue, Leffler, Wileon, Gilman. BORE: None. 9. RESOLUTION NO....1&8.6 The following resolution, confirming the Preliminary Assessment Roll for Lateral Oons nections under Resolution No. 1168, was offered by Mr. Gilman: District R-1162 Latera], Oonneoti,Q.,Q,....... Improvement No.a1.4Yii WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, met on the 15th.......day of April 19..24., pursuant to the notice of said meeting under Scctidn 50 of the City Charter, to hoar all written objections to the confirmation of the preliminary assessment roll of Lateral Connection....Improvement No R-115IR , District L0-1152 by any person whose property is described in said preliminary roll; and WHEREAS, The Commission of the City of Miami, having received and considered all written remonstrances filed to the confirmation of the preliminary roll by any persons whose property is described in said roll. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, that the prima facie assessment, as indicated on said pre- liminary assessment troll, be and is in all things confirmed and sustained against any and all lots or parcels of ground described thereon, .e,eeptr g debaser The assessment against Lot.. Block �,r—� �' is hereby increased to $ reduced The assesaruaaL-againgE-Tot' Block is hereby increased to $ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sums and amounts against each of the lots or parcels of ground in said preliminary assessment roll (.as..iw>win..modifiod).are less than the amount that each of said lots or parcels of ground is benefited by said improvement and that such amounts are in proportion to the special benefits, and that the proportion of said cost to be paid by said City of Miami on account of highway intersection is the sum set opposite to the same therein. The total cost of the said improvement, in the sum of $ 449 ♦ O , is hereby approved and confirmed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ten (10) days after date of this confirmation of said assessment roll the same be delivered to the Director of Finance, and the Director of Finance is hereby ordered, thirty (30) days after dote of this resolution to make collections of the assessments there- in us required by law. On motion of Mr. Gilman seconded •1• Mr. Wilson. the resolution was adopted by the the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Roy ' ., Lummus, Leffler, Wilson, Gilman. NOBS: None There being no further business on motion duly made and seconded the meeting was adjourned. C I`PY CLhRK ATTEST: MAY N 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. CITY OF MPAMI DOCUMENT MEETING DATE: INDE APRIL 15, 1924 DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION AUTHORIZE CANCELL THE ASSESSMENT FOR TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1923 - FLAGLER ST. AND 2nd AVE. AUTHORIZE CONTRACT WITH ARTHUR PRYOR FOR MUSICAL CONCERTS FOR A PERIOD OF 18 WEEKS. AUTHORIZE TRANSFER OF CERTAIN FUNDS IN THE DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY, DIVISION OF POLICE. AUTHORIZE TRANSFER OF FUNDS WITHIN THE DEPT. OF PUBLIC SERVICES. ACCEPT OFFER OF E. MUTCHLER - FURNISHING BAND CONCERTS. AUTHORIZE CITY MANAGER TO HAVE FIRE ESCAPES INSTALLED AT NURSES' HOME AT THE CITY HOSPITAL. AUTHORIZE CITY MANAGER TO HAVE CERTAIN CHANGES IN CONSTRUCTION AND TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT MADE AT THE CITY HOSPITAL. ACCEPT OFFER OF HARRINGTON, HOWARD & ASH - PROPOSAL TO FURNISH A RESIDENT ENGINEER. ACCEPT PROPOSAL OF ALVORD BURDICK & HOWSON FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES. SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT NO. 41. SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 54. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-189-A LATERAL IMPROVEMENT NO. R-1152. i COMMISSION 1 RETRIEVAL ACTION CODE NO. R-1374 R-1375 R-1376 R-1377 R-1378 R-1379 R-1360 R-1381 R-1382 R-1383 R-1384 R-1385 R-1386 01374 01375 01376 01377 01378 01379 01360 01381 01382 01383 01384 01385 01386