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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1924-09-02 MinutesCO M MISSIi MINUTES September 2 1924 PAPAW SY 7NE OFFICE OF, TIIE. Cny [ !� ;y5 eert) September 2nd, 1..924. MINUTES Ore. Bin 034"THE BOARD 0? OOMMISSIONEIIS LP THE CITY OP ?LORIN., On this 2nd day cf september, A. D. 1924, tea Centetieeion ot the 01 ty of Miami, Flo- rida, met in regular session at the City Hell in Miami, The meeting was called tc crder at 900 o'clook A. M. by Oheirman H. O. Romth with the f ellowing mem- bers preeent: J. E. Lummus, J. 1. Wilscn, ABSENT; James B. Gilman and C. D. Iefflor„ READING AND APPROVAL 0? MINUTES CEttlEILITINGS OF' i.j.rGysy 26th, UTh 27th The Clerk read the minutes ref the meeting of Auguet 26th and the meeting of August 27th and the re be ing no °Nee time or any e erre() t lone to be made thereto , on motion duly made and seconded, the same were approved and accepted an written. CONFIRMATION ( PRELIMINARY ROLLS :AI SPECIAL IMPR OVEMMITS This being the date set and advertised for receiving and oonsidering afl cbjecticna to the confirmation cf the preliminary asseesment rolls on Highway Iroprcvements lies. 193 and 195, it was announced that the Oceanission was ready to consider are, objec- tions. There being no cbjectione filed to the confirmation of the rolls the same were approved by the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 1659. A RESOLUTION OW TRUING THE PRELIMINARY ASSE3SMENT ROLLS FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTO NOS. 193 MID 195 AND PROVIDING PCS THE OOLLECTION OP THE ASSESSMENTS SHOWN THERE'D. WHEREAS, the Commission of the City cf Miami, Florida, met on the lInd day of September, 1924, pursuant to the notice cf saidmeeting under Seetion 56 of the City Charter, to hear all written objections to the confirmation cf the Preliminary Assessment Rolls cf Highway Improvements Dos. 193 and 195, by any person whose property is described in said Pre- liminary Assessment Roll, and Imams, the Commission cf the City of Miami having received and ocnsidered all written objeaticns filed to the ecnfirmaticn. of the said Preliminary Assessment Rolls by any persons Whose property is described in said rel.'s, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the Commission of the City of Me- ami: 1: That the prima facie aseessments, as indicated on said Prelimi- nary Assessment Rolle be, and they are hereby, in all things confirmed and sustained ago ins t any and all lets cr parcels of ground described there en . 2: The t the sums and amounts age in st each of the lots cr parcels of ground in said Preliminary Assessment Rolls are lean than the amount 'that each of said lots Cr parcels cf ground is benefited by said imprcve- ment and that such amounts are in propertion to the special benefits and that the proportion cf said cost to be paid by said City cf Miami on ac- count cf highway intereeetion is the sum set opposite to the eame there-. in. 3: That the tctal ocst of the said improvements in the 2 ellovving sums, to -wit: Highway Improvern en t No. 195, 259,120.70 Highway Imprceement No. 193, '' 44,72(1.09 be, and the same are hereby, approved and ccnfirmed. 4; that ten (10) days after date of this ocnfirmaticn cf said Pre- liminary Assessment Jiolin the same be delivered to the Director of Fi- nance, and the Director of finance is lareby ordered, thirty (30) days after date cf this rescluticn, to make oolleetione cf the aosessreents therein as required by law. On mction cf Mr. Lummus, seconded ed by the following vote: AYES; EXTENSION OP MIAMI OILY LLVIPS by lir. . Wilscn, t he re sclu tion was passed and Me sere . 'lore h Lummus, Wile on • NOES : None adopt - REQUEST NOT TO INCLUDE DUEITA VISTA Mr. T. V. Mccre appeared before the Commission at this meeting and requested. that in the proposed extensicn cf the Miami City Limits that the Oommieeien show the town of Buena Vista, recently incorporated., the same eensideration shown Hialeah and Coral Gables. Mr. Moore stated that he Wide not representing the town cf Buena Vista ae a town but thought that he was expressing the sentiment of the majcrity of the people in that section and that they would like to try the experiment they have started with for ancther twc cr three years. CLOSING CERTAIN PARTS OF STREET AND AmaYs IN EXCHANGE FOR PROP"' L' FORSTREET The following ocrumunication addressed tc the Commission from W. W. Oulbertson, °ash- ler, First Naticnal Bank, was received and after being read was ordered filed and the clerk instructed to copy same upcn the minutes of the meeting: Florida, August 29th, 1924. City Oommiasioners, Florida. Gentlemen: We have received from Mr. G. S. Estill, Deed of Dedication, exeout- ed by Florida Power and Light Ocmpany, conveying to Cilia' of Zama, the East five (5) feet of Bleak thirty-one (31) cf Waddell'a Addition, under the following instruoticna: 1.atantra' AATAI,r.p&M, A,AA A A "We are delivering to you deed held by you in eserow. You n ed to deliver this instrument the ordinances of the City of Which will close the alleys wh and 32 cf Waddell's Addition, 16th and 17th Streets. The Plcrida Power & Light Comp withdraw this instrument from ordinaneee do not become effee time." referred to obeys to be re nuthorimed and direet- to the City of Mimi upon Miami becoming ()Motive ich pass thru bleak') 31 and Miami Court between ,ny reserves the right to escrow in the event said tivo within a reasonable Yours very truly, G. O. ESTILL. " Yours very truly, (Signed) W. W. CULBERTSON Cashier ottropon an ordinanoe entitled: AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION a? A CERTAIN STREET IN THE CITY QT MIAMI, FLORIDA, PROVIDING ?OR THE PUBLICATION OP SAID ORDINANCE AND THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL TAKE SINEW AND REPEALING .ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS ae ORDINANCES IN CONPLICT THEREWITH Which was given Its first rending by title only and passed on its first reading tur title only on the 5th cf August, 1924, wns, cn motion of Mr. Wilson, seconded .by Mr. Lummus, given its second and final reading and was read in full. On motion of Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the said ordinance was passed and adopted en its second and final reading in full by the following vote AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummus, Wilson, _NOS: Ilene. Ordinance Numbered 262 and shown in Ordinance Book 1 at page as passed and adopted by the Commission. And an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE VACATING CERTAIN ALLEYS IN THE CITY OP MIAMI, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION ae SAID ORDINANCE AND THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL TAKE &FOOT AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OP OR- DINANCES IN CONinICT THEREWITH which was given its first reading by title only and passed on the 5th cf August, 1924, was, on motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Wilson, given its second and final reading in full. On motion oT Mr. Lummue, seconded by Mr. Wilson, the said ordinance was passed and adopted on its second and final reading in full by the fel lowing vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummus, Wilson. NOES: None. The Ordinance is numbered 263 and ts shown in Ordinance Book 1 at page as passed and adopted by the Commission. AMERTING BIDS AND AWARDING CON.1 ?OR PAVING UNDER DISTRICTS H-2 8 TO H-244 The City Manager submitted the following report from the Director of Public Service of the tabulation cf- bids received August 49th for street paving under Highway Im- provements Noe. 238 to 244, inolusive, and after the same was read it was ordered filed and copied upon the minutes: August 30, 1924. Pile Pv 59-60-61. Mr. P. H. Wharton, Oity Manager, Miami, Pls. Dear Sir: Herewith, tabulation of bids cn paving work under Oen- traote Pv 59 (District H-238), Pv. 60 (Distriots H-239-241-243), and Pv. 61 (Districts H-240-242), together with sheet showing the streets in the vazione districts. The Morgan -Hill Paving Company are loweetbidders an Pv. 59, District H-238, with a bid of 462,798.11. The Morgan -Hill Paving Company are lowest bidders cn Pv. 60, Districts H-439, H-241, and 11-243, with a bid cf 440,307. 60. These figures are based cn the use cf Kentucky rock as a top course cn NW 8th Street Road and N. W. 17th Street, and Hot Mix tep course cn I 35th Terrace. The T. B. McGabey Company are lowest bidders cn Pv. 61, Districts H-240 and ff-242, with a bid cf 414,479.72. However, on account cf the probable varying of the foundation depth from 5" tc 7", we estimate tnis cost wfll run about 415,000. The Morgan -Hill Paving Company and the T. B. McGabey Corn pany were the lowest bidders cn all of this work, and a oomparison of their bids cn each cf the districts follows: Pv.#59,District H-238. 2. B. McGahey,. . . ..... . 466,000.14 Morgan -Hill 2aving Co., . . . 62798.11. t I 4 " low by. . Pv.#60Distriets H-239-241-243; T. B. liodahey,. ...... 421,783.54 Morgan,Hill Paving Co., . . . . 20 307.60 " " " low by. . 1,06.94 • -:- •r• • • • Py.6tai.rtota 44Ok4,j organ-Hili Company T. B. McGahey. . . . • • . ti U " low by . • • . • 13,328.5G • 12 479.72 • U 48 .84, Our estimeted cost cf this work. WBEI. Morgan -Hill bid on Pv.69-60-483,106.71 B MaGehey" " kv. 61.... l4 479.72 • • „ Total Contraotors bids..05,505T4S Contraotere' bids low by.,. . . • • , To our estimated cost cf 0.29,237.90, is to tal expenses of 413 734.98, or e total eatimated . • . . .4129,237.90. 915,586.43 • . 77576E70 be radioed Ineiden- oost el 0.42,972.80. Yours very truly, (Signed) 4RNE31 COTTON Direater of PUhlie 5carvioe. The City Manager recommended that the bido of Morgan -Hill Company on Pv. 59 and 60 and the bid of T. B. MeGahey on Pv. 61 be aeeepted by the Oity end contrasts authorized exeouted. Thereupon the following resclutien was intreduced. Uy Mr. Wilson: RESOLUdION NO. 1E60. A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE BIDS OF 10RGAN-H1LL 0031.PANY FOR STREET PAVING UNDial CONTRACCS 50 AND 60 AND THE BID OF T. B. MaGAREY COMPANY POR STREET PAVING UNDER CONTRACT 61 AND AUTHORIZING ITN EXECUTION OF CONTRACT BY THE CITY MANAGER, POR AND ON HALP U7 i'1L CIN OF MIAMI, FOR SUCH WORK. WHEREAS, cn the 26th of August, 1944, the Commission cf the City of Miami, Plcrida, received sealed propesale fcr the ccnstruction of Street Paving tc be done under Righasy Improvemento Nos. 238 to 243, inclusive, and WHEREAS, upon tabulation of the bids received, it appears that the bid cf Morgan -Hill Paving Company for'construatien of street pav- ing under contracts 59 and 60 at and for the sum of 483,105.71, and the bid cf P. B. McGahey Ccmpany :tor construction of street paving un der contract 61 at and for the BUM of 412,479.72, are the lowest nnd beet bide received, NOW, THEREFORE, BJ IT 11360DM by the Cemmiesion of the City of Miami: 1: _Chat the bid of 1organ-11111 Paving Cempany for construction of street paving under ("entracte 69 and 60 at and for the oum of 483,105.71, and the bid of 2. B. InoGabey for oonstruction of street paving under oontraot 61 at and to the sum of 412,479.72 be, and the same are hereby, accepted. 2: That the City Manager be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed tc execute ccntracte for and on behalf of the City of Miami with said Morgan -Hill Ocmpany and 2. B. hoGahey Company for the work included under Improvements Noo. R-238 to H-243, inclusive, and em- braoed under contracts 59, 60 and 61. 3: That the City Manager require the (=treaters to furnish bcnde with sureties satisfactory tc the City Commission in the amount of the contract prices, conditioned for the performance cf the work in acoordanoe with such (=tracts, saidbonds to be approved by the City Attorney as tc form and execution. On motion of Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the resolution was passed and adopted by the following vote; AYES: Meesrs. Rcmfh, Lummus, Wilson. NOES: None. PROPOSED ORDINANCE GP DAM CO. DAIRY ASSOCIATION SUBIIITTED E2E_0OUSIDERATION Mr. Marotta Milam and J. 5. Rainey appeared before the Commission, representing the Dade County Dairy Asecciation, and submitted an ordinance drafted by tba Dade County Dairy Assoolatien pertaining to the hording of milk in the City cf Miami and asked that the Commission consider the crdinance and if it met with the approval cf the Commisoicn to adopt it. On mction et Mr. Wilson, eeoended by Mr. Lummue, the ordinance wan referred to. the City Attorney and the oily Man- ager for examination and report. RECEPTION for BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT POR SANITARY ,LATERAL 0011N0TI0N8 This being the date oonstruotion of Sant 4, at 10:00 o'clock Bids were submitted After the bids were termine the lowest a were referred tc the tion and report. Af Tollonng report of set and advertised for reoeiving sealed proposals for the tary Laterals under Sanitary Lateral Improvements Nos. 1 and A. M. the sealed bids received were ordered opened and read. by the following contractors: Haggart Construction Co., J. B. McCrary Company, John J. Quinn Cc., and H. O. Balestrieri. read it appearing necessary tc tabulate same in order to de- nd beet bidder, en motion duly made and secended, the bids City Manager and the Direotor of Public Service for tabula - ter the same were tabulated the City Manager submitted the the Director el' Public Servioe: September 2, 1924. Pile Contraot sr Mr. P. H. Wharton, Oity Manager, Miami, Fla. Dear Sir: 40. A tabulation of the bids received this date on Sanitary Laterals under Contract 3r. 140-Dietricts Se. L. 41 and 2, shows te.aet'tee PPM, MAW Cf149VOTATODMILVOMIT MM =It • WON the J J. B. McCrary Company t of 13,645.24 rho no5ct 1. with a price of Our eatimted cost of this added the incidental expens coat et 4.17,799.80. September ,2„ .924. , c 'be the lowest bidder with s Trice meat bidder was the qi.1 making the j Qrr b. low by 4735.31.• work: wsu 416 ,163.45, tc which should be e cr a total estimated Y ours vow truly ( ig nad) EBII.E3T COTTON Dir ea tor of Publ. to Se ry o . H.- The City Manager recommended that the bid of 3. B. McCrary Compar.1.-,sr be accepted and that he be authorized to enter into contract i.vith then said ccTnpany 1:or tiro work un- der the Districts bid on. Thereupon the f ollowing resolution woo introduced. by Mr. Wilson: RESOLUTION NO. 1661. A RESOLUTION AOCaPING THE BID OF J. B. MOORA:HY opurwa FOR SANI- TARY LATERALS UDDZR SANITARY LATERAL IMPROVEMENTS NOS. 1 AND 2, AND AUTHO1I2,ING THE EXECUTION OP CONTRACT i THE CITY MANAGER, ?OR AND OD BEHALP Oi 1U 1Iff CY MIAMI, FOR SUCH WON. WHEREAS, en the aid day of September, 1924, the Commission of the Oity cf Miami, "Florida, received scaled proposal:5 for the construction of earl/taxer laterals under sanitary lateral improvements Nos. 1 and 2, and WHEREAS, upon tabulatien of the bids received, it appears that the bid of J. B. McCrary Company f er the construction of the said sanitary laterals at and for the sum of 013,645.24 is the lowest and beet bid re- oeived fer the work, NOW, TILOVORE, BE IT HES CUED by the cominixisid1 c f the City of Miami; 1: That the bid cf J. B. MoCrary Company for construction cf sa- nitary laterals under Sanitary Lateral Improvements Nos. 1 art 2 at and fcr the sum of ,43,645.24 be, and the same is hereby, accepted. 2: That the City Manager be, and he is hereby, authorized and di- rected tc execute contract for and an behalf of the City of Mimi with said J. B.,..McCrary Company for the work included under the said impecve ments. 3: That the City Manager require the contractor to furnish bond with sureties satisfactory to the City Commission in the amount cf the contract price, conditicoad for the performance of the work in accord- anoeance with such contract, said bend tc be approved by the City At- torney as to fcrrn and execution. On metier: cf Mr. Tinsel:, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the resolution was passed and aed by the following vote; 1a.3; Me a srs Roman, Lummue , on . NOES z None. AUTHORIZING FINAL PAYMENT ON CONTRACTS adopt - PO AVING AND SEWERS The City Manager eubmitted a communication addressed to him from the Director of Public' Service in reference tc making final payment cn contract with John J. Quinn Company fcr sewer wcrk under District Sr-60-A whioh is as follows: September 1, 1924. Pile Contract Sr-60-A. aaa Mr. F. H. Wharton, Me Manager, Miami, Fla. Dear Sir; Sometime ago Mr. Jac, J. Quinn oallea at tap cff ice ro- aarding oompletion of their storm sewer contract Sr. 60-A. Their work is ncw ocmple ted with the exception of that pert of the storm sewer which enters the pump house. They are asking permission to hold up an this unfinished portion until suah time as the house and pumpe are inetalled, and to be paid at least a part cf their retain - id percentage cn finished work. I asked Mr. Quinn to give un a letter covering what he wanted and proposed to do, and I attach hereto ceps- of the letter which he furnished. I see no reason why we should not comply with Mr.. Quinn request in this, as we held bend far the completion ef the wcrk, which bond is in force; and it will probably work cut better to all parties if this part of the sower is constructed at the same time -the exoavaticn is made for the pump station. What reply shall we make tc Mr. Quinn? Y curs very truly, (Signed) aattaaST 3OTTON Director et Public Serviee. It was the 80208 of the Cc:omission that since the bend furnished ter John J. Quinn Company is tc remain in force and effect until the completion of the work in ac- cordanee with the specifications and contract there was no reason idly the retained - money should not be paidthem as well es to the U. S. Welding Oompany for sewer oast- • ings used in the construction work under District ar-60-4, and a resolution author- izing the final payment to John J. Quinn Company and the U. 5. Welding Ccrepany was introduoed by Mr. Lammas and is as toilette: Via{0,4411YORVOStRIV.41.0k4';?".741i1X.• - ' 0••••..i.. • ... • • • .. 04e e,--September 2nd, 1924. .e;.4 RE 3 OLUT I OD DO . 16 62 A RE3OLUTICD AUTHORIZING 2HE DIRECTOR OF 1,,'IN,ANCE TO MAKE FINAL PAYMENTS TO JOID1 J . QUIIJN COI ADD U. S. WILDING COMPANY POR WORK OD MATERIALS U331) I1 TI.T.E; 0 0143 PIONTRUO'CF SERMS UNDER DIS- TRICT SR-60-A . BE IT RESOLVED tr th Ccrnm1u rector of Yine rico be, end he i.e he John J. Quinn OC.111perV and the U. e by the City for work and materials der Storm Sewer J) trot Sr -GO -A. ion of the (3 1 ty of Milani: That the Di- zeby • eutherized and directed to pay tc . We:Leine Compeller thou bal. %.1 nce clue 'them used. in t he c ono true t ion cf sem; r r, un- On moti.on cf . Dummies , cc c end ea by 1,1r Vals cn, the resclut ion vu s pe ssed rind d cp t- a d by the f all owing vc to: .1f.3 : JTo cars Romfh, 1,112.11111US lie en NO3 : None And also submitted by the City Manager was cenenunicatien from the Director pi' Public Service in reference te final payment due them on contract for paving w:hieh lo az fel- lows: September 1, 1924. File Contract Pv - 51. Mr. P. H. ;Marten, Oity Manager, City of Miami. Fla. Dear Sir: Please note attaehed copy or letter from the Morgan -Hill Pav- ing Company regarding the allcwance tc them of their retained per- centage on their contraot Pv. 51. This covers streets izz Riverside and also Northwest 20th Street, ;Altana Avenue to NW 2nd Avenue, and NW 2nd Avenue from 20th to 36th Street. They have ample ted their work in the, Riverside section and are unable tc de any more cn NVI and Avenue until the gas main in inStall- ed cn this street and the water service lines put in. I believe they are justified in their request, end I would re- commend that we pay them their retained percentage on such work as they have completed. Youre very truly, ) ERNEST COTTON Director of Public Service It was the opinion cf the Commission the. t the retained percentage cn the work oomplete, ed under the contract with the ISorgan-Hill Paving Company far street paving ehould be allowed and paid and a resolution authorizing such payment was introduced by Mr. son: REeiCLUTIOU DO. 1663. =OLUTIOD AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OE? FINANCE, TO MAKE, FINAL PAYMENT TO MORGAD-HILL PAVING COMPANY FOR WORK. AND 1dATERAL3 FURNISHED ADD USED IN THE CONSTRI1CTION PAVLDS, UNDER CaDIRACT BIT. 51. BB IT RESOLVED by the 0 ornmis si on of the City of Miami: That the Di- reotcr cf Finance be, and he is hereby, outhcrized and directed to p to the Morgan -Hill Paving Comeelny the retained percentege of money due them far street paving under Paving Contract 51. On motion of Mr. Wilson, seccnded ter Mr. Lummue, the resolution wary passed end ed by the f oll c wing vote: AYES: Me esre. acute h , Lurnmus , vlilscn. NOES: Thene • CONFIRMATION OF TELEGRAM PROM WELLS FARGO BANK ad apt - IN 11E: DESTROYED VOUCHER The Clerk submitted the falcwing communication from Well?argo Bank & Union Truat Oompeny ocnfirming, tho telegram from them submitted at the last regular meeting in re- ference to City Voucher payable to Redwood Manufacturers Company which wao destroyed: August 27, 1924. City Olerk, City cf Miami, B'lcrida. Dear Sir: We (=firm our wire cf August 23 as fellows: "Referring check City cf Miami Number 2195, 424,805.02, favor Red. - wood Manufacturing Co. This cheek was deposited with us by the Red- wood Manufacturers Ccinpany to the credit of the ix account; was for- warded by air mail August First. Pione was wreaked and Gcvernment postal authorities advised us all mail cn board destroyed lzr Tire August Second. :olvon if not destroyed °heel: bare endorsement payable to any bank cr tanker one °clad only bo welled through a bank, there- fore anyone caching eurne uculd dc oc at his peril so no liability could attach tc City cfM1amt. 1e sgreo to held Citer cf Mewl harm- less against delivery cf (shook 2301 iseued in lieu cf above and gua- rantee them against loss. Will cnfirm Yours yew truly, ( Signed) JOHN J. GRUNE.T1 Pro Oaahier (Signed) By Assistant Cashier 0 lin EMU -111 MINE J Itillit11111111 OANOSLLATION ae L FOR STREET I , A resolution authorizing the Direo cr cf Finanee to eaneel certein, liens set forth. • in the resolution was introduced by Mr. LUTIMInn and is es followe: ; • . R1,130LUTI0N NO. 1664. A RESOLUNON AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO CANCEL CERPAIN LIENS BELOW DESCRIBED AND SET '61ORTH IN THIU REeOLUTION. WEEMS, the North side cf Ocuthweet Fifteenth Read wee paved by the City of Miemi end the pr operty cn be th sides of the street has been assessed for such paving: rand WHEREAS, the South side has not been peered by the Cite/ cf Miami and has subsequently boon paved by the O. J. HOMAN COMPANY, a ear- poraticn: and WEEREAS, for th is paving cn the Perth s idn he the Oi ty c f Miami, oertain municipel liens have been and are placed eeo ins t the ' abutting prcperty cn the 3 uth s id , which se id abutting prcperty is armed by the 'O. J. HOLLMAN COMPANY, a oorperetion, and ne municipal improvement has been made cn tha South :Ade of thn street by the eity cf Mena 'en- title ing the City tc place sue h liens a ea ine t the C. J . H0I1IL1AN COMPANY, a o orpora t ion ; NOW, 2HERe.70RE, BE IT RA60LVED by the Commission of the City ef Miami; t the Director cf Finance be, and he is hereby, eathcrieed and directed to cancel the following municipal liens; Lot 1, Block 1, Subdvision Hellman Park, 4184. 44 Lot 4, Bleak 1, II 11 IA 79.49 Lot 3, Block 1, II II II • 4 a • • • it 0 79.49 Lot 4, Block 1, oil ii it 79.49 Lot 5, Bleak 1.. , II II 41 . • • 79.49 Dot 6, Block 1, i! 0 79.49 Lot 7, Block 1, e. . II II 79.49 Let 8, Block 1, II -."• IT • • • • • * * . 87.44 All of Block 14-. . 275.24 A, .1: n 9. . • . . . Lot 1, Blook 15, .1, it I, 207.42 Lot 2, Blcdk 15, ' r 0 u . . 207.42 . Lot 1, Block 16, it II ti 238.50 Lot 7, Block 16, -n• ‘, On motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by -Mr. Wilson, the resolution ens passed and adopt- edby tbs following vote: AYES: Messrs. Rornfh , Lummue , Wile on . NUS; Nen e • SITENSION GB' MIAMI CITY LIMITS ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR GIVEN FIRST READING An.crdinance entitled: An ardinanceextending the ecrperate limits cf the City of Miami so as tc Include the adjacent territory, whe- ther incorporated cr not, not new included within the limits cf the City cf Mierni, so that the corporate li- mits of 'the City cf Miami chall include all the terri- tory included within the description in Section One of this ordinance and shell incorporate all the inhabitants within the same, and tc call en election of the qualifi- ed voters cf the entire territory Prepoeed tc be includ- ed within the ecrperate limits cf said Cite including those within said City and thcee to be included within the ecrperate limits and tc provide for the registration of all persona residing within the entire territory to be included within the prcpcsed City limits eligible to qua- lify to vote et such election, end providing for the leas ticn cf the pclling places at such election. V988, introduced at this meeting by Mr. Lummus and cn his motion, seconded by Mr. Wilson, was given its first reeding and was read by title enly. On motion cf Mr. Lummus, so- ocnded by Mr. Wilson, ths ord inane° wes passed cn its f irat reading by title only by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Hcmfh, Lummud, Wilecn. NO: Dem. =OWING ABSENOB GB' C. D. LLTFLER FOR FOUR MEETINGS The following oommunication from Commissioner Leffler addressed to the Myer wee re-. oeived: August 30, 1924. Ronorable S. 0. Bomfh, Mayor. Oity. Dear Mr. Mayor: - ; I neglected to get leave of absence from the Commission at its last meeting and am writing to ask that you have me excused until•September 28th, 1924. (Signed) C. D. LEPPLER Ieraupon a resolution excusing the absence cf. Mr. C. D. Leffler from four regular aetiflgG of the Commission was offered by Mr, tillscn end to as follows: RES UTION NO. 1.665. On ed A RESOLUTION NY,;017SING LH ABSENCE OP C. D. LBW:LER,. CM COMMISSIONER, AND Gii..4,14'2ING LF4Vi OEW .A.BSENCE PROM POUR REGULAR LIEL`TI1.1(18 OP THO CITY COMMISSION. WHEREAS, 0crnrni1crior 0. D. Leffler report, by 6c1nmunicatin that it is neeossary for him to bo absent from four regular beetirigs of the Oily Gomm:if:micn beginning with the mooting of thii data', and WHEREAS, 0 Crillni i no Leffler hoe requested. the t the Commission axons° his absence end grant him leave of absence for the feur regular meetings, NOW. THERiVOR,E, l311; IT RESOLVED try the CI 0111T11 IS Sion of the City Miami: That Comm.:Lao toner C. 1). Leffler be, and he is hereby, granted leave cf absenae from four regular me et ings of. the City Commis:alert be- ginning with the meeting of September 2nd, 1924. too tier' cf Mr . Wile en, sec enthA . Lammus, the re solut ten vee seed and by the f ell owing vete: .AY : IIe ears • Romfh , Lummu s VIfls on NOES' : None PERMIT FOR GROSSING 3 MEET WI .211 IMAM> adopt - TO P. .A. HENDMISON. The City Manager submitted the following application of 1). A. Henderson fear permit to cress S. W. 13th Street with a spur track: August 30, 1924. Mr. P. H. Wharton, City Manager, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir: I am going tc move my lumber yard from its present site tc the south side. The new location lies north of S. W. 15th Road and runs tc a point between W. 12 th & 13th Sta. where it strikes the right-of-way of the F. E. C. Railway. In order for the F. E. C. Railway to serve this new location, it would be necessary tc arose S.W. 13th Street with a side track. I am writing tc ask permission tc arose S. W. 13th St. with a side track. I am encicsing a pencil sketch showing the new layeut. Thanking ycu for yciu: prcmpt attentLcn to this propesition, I am Ycurs very truly, ( Signed) Mail/311S 011 Upon examination of the peno 11 sketch attached tc the :Ccregoing oommunication of Henderson the proposition me t with the approval of the Cemmission and a resoluticin granting permission to cress S. V. 13th Street with a spur track was introduced 'by Mr. Wilson and is as follms: RESOLUTION ITO. 1666. A RESOLUTION GRAN 2ING TO P. A. PwaIlIaRSON A PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN A SPUR OR SIDE, TRACK OVER AND ACROSS S. W. 13th STRBET. B2.' IT RESOLVED by the Commission cf the City cf Miami: That P. A. Henderson be, and he is hereby, granted a permit to censtruot and main- tain a spur or side track over end across Southwest 13th Street at that point where said street intersects S. W. let Avenue and the right-cf-way of the Florida East Coast Railway, aaid spur cr side track not to exceed fifteen (15) feet in width and tc be connected at the northern end there- of with the Florida East. Coast Railway 0cmpeW tracke. On motion cf LIr, )iiscn, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the re scrut ion 'Llias passed and adopt- . ed by the f allowing vete: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lummus, Vi1ecri. NOES: None • PETITION FOR PERMIT TO BUILD SIDETRACK IN :JOHNSON AND WADDELL'S ADDITION, A petition from property owners in Blocks 4 and 11 of Johnsen & Waddell'a Addition tc the City cf Miami requesting authority end permission tc cenotruct and maintain a spurt cr sidetrack in the alleys between the two said Blocka was submitted at this meeting end was referred to the City Manager fcr investigation and report. PETITION FOR SEREET PAVING AND IMPROVEMENTS Petition from property camera living cn N. E. Miami and N. E. 14th Street requesting the improvement of. ticn of curbs and gutters, paving and Sidwa1ke was Manager. AuvioRIZING EXECUTION Cil? oo1rR0T ON K.E. MIAMI COURT °curt, between E. lith Street the said street by the construe- reeeived and referred to the City FOR six STREET CARS The 0 i tf Manager reported the t sine() he had beer, authorized by the Oonursise ion to ex- ecute contract cn behalf cf the Oity with th J. Cr'. Brill Company for 6 street ears he had consulted the representatives cf the 14iami Beach Railway Company, lasers cf the City's street railway system and equipment, and that he and the representatives cf the said Company have decided upon a car of slightly different lzipe then previous- ly decided upon and that oar finally decided upon would cost approximately i,150.00 more each than the others, and that he would like tc have authority to enter into contract for the purchase of six street ears of the type finally decided upon. There- upon the following resolution was offered by Mr. Wilson; RESOLUTION NO. 16(7. A RESOLUTION CANCELLING RESOLUTION NO. 1511, ADOPTED JUDE 24TH, 1924, AND AUTHORIIING THE OITC MANAGER TO NTER INTO OONTRAOT, .ftH AND ON BEHALF!' OF THE CITY OP MIAMI, WITH THE j. G. BRILL COMPANY Pai SIX STREET OARS. WHEREAS, cn the ;:•;4th day Of Juno, 1924, the Oommission authorized the Oity Manager to enter into contract, foe and CPI b EthJJ cf the Oitzt of Miami with J Brill Company f or six s tree t cars, and. WHIREAS, the Oity Manager reports that Sinoe being authorized by said resolution tc execute such contract a slightly different type of street car has boon decided upon d the t he oul d 15..ke outh or ity to execute contract for the typo of car fina31y decided upon, NOW, l'IniRiT20RE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Gemini f 3 (3 i 11, Of the City of Miami: 1: That Resolution No. 1511, adopted ;.Tuna 24th, 1924, be, and the same lo Le reby cancelled. 2: That the Oity 1,door bo, and Le is hereby, CP uthurized to en- ter into contract with J. G. Brill Company ox six (6) Single Truck, Double End, Safety Motor Oar Bodies complete with General Electric Com- . pary's No. 264-A Double Motor Equipments with K-63 Double FAnd Control, General Electric Company's Air Brakes enr:1 Safety Devices with CP-25-0 Compressors and Brill Pa ten ted. No . 79 '1E" Truoks a t and f or the sum of Seven Thousand and Twenty-four Dollars (0024.00) each, according to the specifications attached to said contract, said cars to be built and constructed in the best workmanlike manner and tc be delivered F . O. B. Miami, Florida. On motion of Mr. Wilson, seconded by Lir. Lummus, the resolution was passed and adopt.; ed by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Lurnmus, Wilson. NOBS: None. WOURNMUT There being no farther business tc acme before the Commission at this meeting, on motion duly made and (wended, the meeting VEI e adjourned. itTTSOT: . . •:••••••;.d,, • CITE OF MIMI DOCUMENT INDEX 'ITEM NO4 DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CONFIRMING PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS ON H-193 AND 195 ACCEPT BID-MORGAN-HILL COMPANY FOR STREET PAVING UNDER DISTRICTS H-238 TO H-243 ACCEPT BID-J.B. McCRARY CO. FOR SANITARY LATERALS UNDER IMPROVEMENTS NOS. 1 AND 2 AUTHORIZING DIRECTOR FINANCE TO MAKE FINAL PAYMENT TO QUINN AND U.S. WELDING CO. FOR WORK UNDER SR-60-A AUTHORIZING DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO MAKE FINAL PAYMENT TO MORGAN-HILL CO. FOR WORK UNDER CONTRACT PV-51 AUTHORIZING CANCELLATION OF CERTAIN LIENS FOR STREET PAVING IN HOLLEMAN PARK EXCUSING ABSENCE OF C.D. LEFFLER PERMIT TO P.A. HENDERSON TO CONSTRUCT SPUR TRACK OVER STREET CANCELLING RESOLUTION 1511 AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT FOR STREET CARS MEETING DATE: September 2, 1924 I COMMISSION 1 RETRIEVAL ACTION CODE NO. R-1659 R-1660 R-1661 R-1662 R-1663 R-1664 R-1665 R-1666 R-1667 01659 01660 01661 01662 01663 01664 01665 01666 01667