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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1926-01-25 MinutesCITY OF MIANI COMMISSION INUTES OF MEETING HELD ON January 25, 1926 PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CITY NALL 4 48PWrY,'_.gPths 19254 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARDOF COMMISSIONERS OF. THE CITY OF FLCYerDA. On this 25th day of January, 1925, the Commission of the City of Miini, Florida, mot in regular session at the City.Hall in said Citw. The meeting. W89 celled to Order at 3:00 o'clock 2. U. by Chairmen g. C. Romfh and on roll call the following moMbers were present: E. C. Romfh, J. H. Gilman, Z. E. Lummus, J. I. Wilson,. C. D. Leffler. ABSENT: None. READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Clerk read the minutes of the regular meeting Of January 18thi.end there being',: no corrections or additions to be made thereto, on motion'duly.made andeeoondedi:'th said minutes were approved and confirmed us follows. EMERGENCY BUILDInGS AT Cl2Y HOSPITAL The City Manager submitted reoommendation from the Director of -Public. Welfare that certain structures be built on City property South of N.W. 20th Street -end west of the Incinerators. The recommendation is as follow: jenUeri 25, 1926 Mr. F. H. Wharton City Manager Miami, Florida Dear Sir: Dr. J. I.T. Lowery, Chief of the Health Division, asks that emergency quarters be constructed to take care of small -box patients, His reeormendetion contemplates POUR 20 x 50' buildings to house 15 patients each and ONE emergency kitchen 20 K 30' to supply food for the pE,tients. I would recommend that these structures be built on our '- property south of N.W. 20th .:)treet anewest of the Incinerators. -Tt is estimutee that these buildings, toether with kitchen, will cost 112,000, and if this request 12 agreeable, we shell need -7q.2,000tap- proprieted to take care of this emergency. Yours very truly, (igned) ERNEST COTTON . Director of Public Welfare, Whereupon the following resolution was introduced by Mr. Gilman, who Moved tion; RESOLaTION 70. 2452. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN BUILDINGS AND APPROPRIATING THE SUM or $12,000, TO PAY THE COST THEREOF. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 00.1II3oI0N OF .1,11-. CIA' OF MIAMI: Section 1. The Director of Public welfare is hereby authorized to have built on City property at the City Aospital four (4) 20 x 50' buildings and one (1) emergency kitchen 20 x 30' et an approximate cost of-:;12,000.00. Section 2. .That the sum of 112,000.00 is hereby appropriated for the above parpose. • Upon being seconded by nr. Wilson, the said resolution wc's passed and adopted by tb followinz vote - AYEe: Messrs. Romfh, Gilman, Leffler, Lammas, Wilson. NOES: None. ..' TN 012Y ''iARTAOUSES The City Manager submitted the proposed oontraot between.the Automatic Sprinkler.. Corporation of American and the City of Miami for installation of sprinkler ssiotom. in new warehorwes et City Docks. Whereupon a resolution authorizing the-exeoutiOn- of a oontrect was introduced by Mr. LUmmus, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2453. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER FOR AND OD BEHALF OF THE CITY OF nIAMI TO EXECUT'E A CONTRACT WITH TEE AUTOM,TIC 62RINZ.- LER CORPORATION OF ANERIOA.POR ZAE PURPOSE SET FORTH HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE COM1.13:1-0:? OF TILI CITY OF 11T AMT: That the .City Manager, be, and he is hereby, authorized and di- reoted to execute, for and on behalf of the City of .11nIni, eontrect with the Automatic Sprinkler Corporation of ,fie:11.ce for tile intalla- tion of sprinkler system in new warehouses at Cite 7Joe'es as called for eccoreing to the specifications attached to said eoetreet t and for the erice set forth therein. Upon being seconded by La'. Leffler , the said resolution was pL,ssed and adopted by the following vote - AYES: Messrs. Romfh, ilxri1 LUMhUO, 17,effler, -ileon. NOES: None. r January 25th, 1926, = . N..711, 7TH AVENUE CONDEMNATION AUTHORIZED The City Attorney reported that in the oondemnation of prop:Irt:! n000?sar:: to eiden and straighten N. W. 7th Avenue that it would be neceosury to iwtItet,o trn ?eede te law euits on account of Mr. Cellon, the orliTinel owner, h'Aein eenveyed pert? ryr original tract to other parties. Whereupon resolutions eutherieitte the ecopivement by eminent domain property necessary in the widening f,nd stroightoning et! N. '70 7th Avenue were adopted. The following resolution was introduood by Ur. Gilman, who moved its edoption: RESOLiTION NO. 2454. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZFIG THE ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN FOR STREET AND OTHER UUNICIBAL BURPOSES OF TdE CITY OF MIAMI OF' THE FRO2E1TY IN SAID CITY JERETNAFTER DE- SCRIBED. ' WHEREAS, it is.necessary that the City of Miami aoquireter street an other municipal purposes the following described property, to -wit: Beginning: at a point on the Eastern boundary of Section 26, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, 671.1 feet South of the Northeast oorner of said Section 26, thence South 89 degrees and 53 minutes West, 35 feet, thence 6outh parallel to and 35 feet West of the Eastern boundary of said Section 26, 250 feet, thence North 89 degrees, 53 minutes East, 35 feet to a point on the Eastern bound- ary of said Section 26, and 250 feet South of the place of beginning; thenoe continuing North 89 degrees 53 minu- tes East, in Section 25, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, 1'9.15 feet to e point on the Easterlyboundary of land owned by Korn Realty Co., a corporation, thence North 5 degrees 4 minutes, 'Vet 10.85 feet, to a point on the Easterly boundw of raid Korn Realty Co. land; thence North 20 degrees, 57 minutes, West 107.43 feet to a point on the Easterly boundary of said •Norn Reelty Company land; ' thence North 32 degrees 19 minutes West, 158.75 feet to the piece of beginning; subject, however, to the roadway now in use on the Eastern end of the treat above described. The above and foregoing described property lying and being in Dade County, Stete of Florida. The above and foreecing described property,is necessary and should be acquired by the City of Liiami for street and other municipal purpose. NOW, THERETORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUMIsSION 07 THE,OTTY, OF MIAMI: That the said lend hereinafter described and set forth in this reso- lution is necessary and should be acquired for .street and other municipal purposes, and that the City Attorney be, and he is hereby, authorized and direoted to institute the necessary legal proceedings in the name of the City of Uiumi for the acquirement by said City by eminent domain of the ' following described property, to -wit: Beginning at b point on the Eastern boundary of Section 25, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, 671.1 feet South of the Northeast eorner of said Section 25, thenoe '.outh 89 degrees and 53 minutes West, 35 feet, thence South PPral- lel to and 35 feet West of the Eastern boundary of said Section 26, 250 feet, thence North 69 degrees, 53 minutes East, 35 feet to a point en the Eastern boundary of said Section 26, end'250 feet Routh of the place of beginnigL thence continuing 7orth 69 degrees 53 minutes 7,asf., in ' Section 25, Township 53 South, 2ange 41 E5:4t, 128.15 feet to e point on the Eueterly'boundary of land mned by Korn Realty Co., a corporation, thence North 5 de;:freeF: 1 minu- tes, West 10.65 feet, to a point on the Pound:iry of said Korn Fealty Co: laud; thence jortn 23 57 minutes, ";est 103.47 feet to u point en th Es,terly bound- ary of ir1 i.orn :eul-ty Company land; thence 'orth 72 de- grees 19 minutes "'et, 168.75 feet to lhe ii1J,c(J 1;eln- ninp:; subject, however, to the roadw,:: on the Eas"ieru end of tf.le tract above described. 2hu ubove and foregoing described property 1yin uild boir in Dude County, State of illorida. Upon being seconded by Mr. Leffler, the said resolution was plssed and adopted by the following vote - AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Gilman, TA:mus, Leffle.r, "Alfieri. NOES: None. The following resolution was introduced by Lr. Lummus, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2455. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ACUTTs:I011 BY EMINENT DO 'till FOR 'STREW. :CID OTHER nunior2AL PURP06E6 OF THE CITY OF JAla OF i'OPERTY IN SAID CITY HEREINAFTER DECRTaY,D. WEEREAS, it iS neoessary that the City of irt6c:1iLc, for. street aid other municipal purposes the followi decribcd property, to -wit: Beginning at a point on the bcvm1 ,r Seotion 26, Township 57 toutn. on.2.(1 41 921.1 feet 6outh of the n:cthoust corn,,:r cf 111:11 Section 26, thence 6outh 89 d,.T;fr,,u'3, 93minutc,3 Janusz Qth, 1926. West, 35 feet, thenoe South parallel. to and 75 feet" "hest of the Eastern bounda'r;;, of said Sec- tion 26, 266.40 feet. thenoe North 89 de •toes, 48 minutes East 35 feet to ri ajoiHL on the E99t•- ern boundary of said eeotion 26, thence continu- ing North 89 degrees, 48 minutes into ;eution 25, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, 95.17 feet, thenoe North 20 degrees 54 minutes East, 89.55 feet, thence North 5 degrees✓, 15 minutes East, 97.15 feet, thence North 5 degrees, 4 minutes West, 8G.28 feet, thence South 8e9 degrees, 53 minutes "lent, 126.15 feet to point of beginning. Subject to tee roadway now in use on the Eastern end of the tract above described. The above and foregoing desoii.bed property is necessary and should be acquired by the City of Miami for street and other munioi pal purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY 01!, I,IIAMr: That the said land hereinafter desorihee and set forth in this .resolution is necessary and should be acquired for street and other municipal purposes, and that the City Attorney be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to institute.the necessary legal eroeeedings in the name of the City of i„iami for the acquirement by said City by eminent domain of the following described property, to -wit: Beginning at a point on the Eastern boundary of Section 26, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, 921.1 feet South of the Northeast corner of said Section 26, thence South 89 degrees, 53 minutes "lest, 35 feet, thence South parallel to and 35 feet West of the Eastern boundary of said Section 26, 266.40 feet, thence North 89 degrees, 48 minutes East 55 feat to e point en the Eastern boundary of said Section 26, thence continuing North 89 de- grees, 48 minutes into Section 25, Township 53 South, :;mice 41 Eeet, 95.17 feet, thenoe North 20 degrees 54 minutes East, 89.55 feet, thence North 5 degrees, 13 minutes East, 97.15 feet, teeuce North 5 degrees, 4 minutes 'West, 86.20 feet, thence South 69 degrees, 53 minutes West. 128.15 feet to point of beinninr. Subject to the roadway now in use on the Eastern end of the tract above: described. Upon being seconded by L;r. Wilson, the said resolution was pessied and edopte&'.by,thee following vote - AYES: Messrs. 3orfh, Gilman, Lumrnus, Leffler, Wilson. NOES: None..,. The following resolution was introduced by Lir. Leffler, who moved its adoption;' eEeOLU'TION NO. 2456. A RE6OLU:IION AU2dOR22ING i'HE ACQUISITION BY ZUINTINT D01:i;I:; PO STREET A ID Or':lER LIUi;ICI2.eL PURPOSES OF THE CI TY UP MIAMI 0 THEPROPERTY IN SAID CITY 'IEREINAFT ,R DE- SCRIBED.. WdEREAS, it is necessary that the City of Miami acquire .for .:.` street and other municipal purposes the following described propertye. to -wit: Beginning et a point on the Eastern boundary of Section 26, Township 53 South, Range 41 East 1342.5 feet South of the Northeast corner of said Section 25; thence South 89 degrees 48 minutes 'Most 75 feet, thence North parallel to the East- ern boundary of said Section 26 155 feet; thence North 89" degrees, 48 minutes :cast 75 feet to a point on the Eastern boundary of Section 261, Township 53 South, Range 41 East, and 155 feet North of the place of beginning; thence continu- ing North 89 degrees, 48 minutes East Section 25, 'Township 57 South, Range 41 5 Tut, '35.17 feet; thence South 20 degrees and 54 minute "i,. t 17.78 feet to a point; thence South 32 degroo cud 26 minutes West 168.36 feet to plao , of b ixi uni.ng. Subject to the roadway now in use oti t i-!::: :astern end of the tract above described. The above and foregoing described property ii_, necessary and should be acquired by the City of idiarni for street , n(1 ntr:'er munici- pal purposes. NOW, i'sI :i'. Oi'.::, BEIT RESOLVED BY 's.'c 201 _.T .' T t Y' OF Th,:t tha said land hereinafter described :and s: ct fort;:: in this resolution is necessary and should be acquired for ,treat ,;ul other municipal purposes, and that the City Attorney c :, authorized and dirooted to institute the necesso.r-. in •the name of the City of iuiami for the acquil t.u; by . _.. 5 21t,y by eminent domain of the following described Beginning et e point on the. _,. "tc. Section 25, Township 57 boutb, 1342.5 feet 'south of the :ort; ._o . 71.110:a sail Section 26; thence, south t:i`.f !;w tes 'test 75 feet, thence ::ca''t e e eeetee 91.") ,•11, I% 3' , 1. • MIR 1 IMM =Mt E.Tr. Eastern bonndary of said Section 2e, 155 fee t; thenoe North 89 degrees, 40 minutes et 55 feet to a point o th a.) Ea stern bo un oiv of o tion 26, Township 5:3 South, )11(1 155 feet North of the pl.oce of 1) e,2:1 no 1 1),:. 1;)e.nce continuing Ior tb Aq eereoo, 45viinutcin in Section 25, Township 57 outh, eede.e:.41, 95.17 feet; thence South 20 deereee i,flI 56- minu- tes West 17.70 feet to 1; point ; thence .::outh 72 degrees and 25 minute n 7:est 1(38.56 ['eft; to piece of beginnine. Subject to the rozieiVi•W‘,7 now In la3e on the Eestern end of the tree t ubove d encri bed . Upon being seoondedby Lir. Lummus, the seid resolution v., a fl e5 and adopted, by the fell ow i rig note - AYES : Meet:Ire. Romfh , i 1mn, Lames , Leffl e r i is on. NOES: None . BAY BOTTOM - STREET PAVING The City Planning Board submitted the following City Commission Miami, Florida reoorrimendation; 'January 25, 1925 . „ lentle men ; At a meeting of the City Planning BOara held this' date, it was recommended that permanent paving 30' wide be laid on cier,e tin streets and avenues specified in the attached net. It is e• understood that these are main thoroughfares that do not as yet ' ea rry sewers Or public utilities, and it would seem best from this standpoint to pave these thoroughfares with a permanent pavement of only thirty feet et the present time, and to widen same later fter sewers end in<hl lc utilities have been installed. It was also the opinion of the Board that the proposed improvements oonsioting of islands located off -shore between Dinner . Key and Cocoplum i3each, as proposed by lir. Y. V. Helm and associates, sketch of which is attached hereto, would be objectionable should. not be allowed; eleo that the City of Miami should, os quickly as - possible, obtain title to or control over Bisceyne Bey from the 'ebbre out to at least the middle of Biscayne Say. Yours very truly, (Signedi, HIM MA'AM:50N . Cheirrnan, CITY PLVINTIKI 13 Oar. The Commission took no action on the recommendation concerning street paving, 'bit' upon discussion of the sale of bay bottom lands, it was the sense of all the Members; of the Commission that the sale should be opposed. Whereupon the following •reeeliee tion was introduced by Mr. Wilson, who moved ite adoption; RESOLUTION NO. 2457. A RESOLUTION OPPOST'n THE SALE OF CERTAIN, BAY BOTTOM LANDS OFFSHORE BETWEEN DINNER KEY AND COCOPLUM BEACH TO V . 'LEW: AND ASSOCIATES BY THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND e OF TEORIDA. • WIEREAS,. the City Conen!.ssion of the City of Miami understOide that application ha' been mile for the purohase of certain Bay, bet - tom lands in Biscayne Bay off -shore between C000plum Beach and Din- tier Key, it being the idea of the saidpurchasers to construct lands in this ere, and • '1117.',A:3, the City Commission of the City of Miemi deems this oonveyance js cletrimentc,1 to the best interesto of the City of LXimi' • and the entire community, NoW, 2=21:F0R:, BE 1 il RESOLVED BY THE COMMUSeION 02 THE C I TY OP :Action 1. 10.h.: t the City Corarniesion of the City of Miami does hereby oppose the s.1e by the Trustees of the Interned Min' overlent' Fund of 71oriela of certain baybottom lands in Bisceyne euy off Coco- nut 7rove between Dinner Key and Cocoplum Beach 7,, Helm and Aoeijts for the earp o :le of construe ti ng isl • (1P, as detrimental to the best nterests of the City of ree entire community. Section 2. That the City Clerk be, and he is hereby, instructed to forwerd i certified copy of this Resolution to the eacretery of the Interned Improvement T'und s t Tallehessee, Plori de. Upon bailee eeeondeci by Jr. lilmen, the said resolution wes pissed and adopted by the. following vote - AYES: Mesers. Roma, Lummus, Leffler, Use/I. NOES': None,. 7OCK BASIN TN l'he Meteor iransport and Trading Compeny, the Arundel Corpora tion LAIrl Clerk Dredging Company mode applicetion for use of a certain section iu 3isebyna Bziy for loc.:a 't i. on of dredge and elent for crushing, screening end n 1 n for nerke1; r oak or re terial to be obte ined by dredeing operetions. The comeuniee ti on le be fellows: To the ity Commis si on ere City of Miami, Florida Sirs: .121=f111.1 January 25thi 1925 Permiasion is hereby requested. from the City of Laami to use e oertein section in BiscaYne Bay indicated on attached blue print. This seotion is approxiately 500 feat south of the propoeed two hundred foot channel going into Miami, and is to be used by the Meteor Transport 80 Trading Company , Arunde 1 0orporotion und 0 lu rk Dredging Company for the location of a dredge and plant for thu purpose of ()rushing, ecreening or otherwise preparing for market rock or materiel to be obtained by dredging operytions elsewhere. The Meteor Transport e Trading Company, Arundel Corporation and Clark Dredging Company intends to dredge this basin out to a depth of twenty-five feet so that it will be practical to aump loaded barges of be;; bottom meterial into the dumping baein, which will be rehandled by their refining' plant. This permission ii made to cover a period of four years and is in a section which will eventually be deepened to twenty-five feet in accordance with the preeent City plans. This request is made for the eree to he made in a certain location as indicated on blue print, but we hey° no objection to location being changed, provided we hove the proper area for our operetions. Should it be neoessery for tine City of Miami to request the above companies to move from the begin es specified on the attached blue print before the four year period is up, this will be done if the City will grant another section which may be used for a dumping and refining basin by the lieteor -,'rensport e Trading Company, Arundel Corporation and Clark Dredging Company, allowing 3 aid companies o reasonable compensation which may be fixed by a committee of three disintereSted. parties for the dredging df the first basin to a twenty-five foot depth. Yours respectfully, METEOR TRANS2ORT "! TRADING CO. By (3igned) W. RAY,10:TD CALLAWAY_ Pre si dent ARUNDEL CORPORATION 13y (big ad) W. J. SCiliTEIDER Local Agent. CLARL DREDGING COLL'ANY By (Signed) R. T. CLAliK 2resident. 1 After consideration by the Commission it was the opinion of all the members that such permission shnuld not be given"any particular persons at this time, but should be . of fered to the contractor successful in seour ince the cover ment c ontract. And a, reso- lution offering to provide adequate Ppace for rock storage basin to the successful contractor - the Space to be in any area south of the 2O6 foot channel end abreast ' • or to the East of Star Island, Was introduced by Mr. Leffler, who moved Its adoption: ! e RESOLUTION NO. 2458. A RE;SOLUTION 0F.F.2R Err TO ..e:;.107IDE 1E C01.1.011,10 - TOR SUCCES:_ii, TJCEOURING :31,KERILIENT CONTRACT FOR DR.a83:1U..3. I:.1 .i3ISCAYNE BAY ADEQUATE SPACE FOR ;&)CL .3AST:. WHEREAS, it is deemed hdvi5uble to erol-ide- a rock s torage . basin en 3isuayne Bay to receive rock removed from the `City Channel, and 'FIJSRE.')3, it is the sense of the Commission the t permission to use such basin shou7tl be granted to only the contractor sucoessfal- in seourina- the p;overnment contract for dredging. ILIERRFORT, REcOLTED BY .2-dE COMilt33I0N CITY OF TlIbt the Ility of Liirni hereby offers to provide the oontraoter successful iu securing' government contract for dredging in Biscayne Bay adequate space for rock storage basin 8nd for location of dredge and ph Jut for crushiug, screening and preparing for market rock or 2' material to be obtained by dredging operetions, the said' area to be ' anywhere south of the 2U0 foot channel end breast or to the Eat of Star Island. Upon being secouded 1.); Mr. Wilson, the said resolution was passed and adopted by' tbe. followine vote - AYE: liessrs. Romfh, Gilman, Lummus, Leffler, Wil 8012, NOES: None: BIDS FOR 32=2S, ''ID.1IL.S AND S2':7ERS This be i the du to set and edvertised for the reception of bids for the construction of street ei vi ug le H-1. Improvement Districts 273 to F04, both inclusive, and for ' sewers in :;:ewer Improvement is triets 146-A, 159, 165 to 167 inclusive, 158 to 179 inclb s iv e , 186 , 181 , 18:7. a n1 184, and for sidewalks in Sidewalk imur eve men t Die trio ta 63 and 6d, t'heThrk submitted the bias received until 3:00 c'eloci: 2. On motion dule rude end see:) odd , the bids were ordered opened and read, and it a ITeurim-r neces-i sary to tabulate tie bids received in order to determine the lowest nd best bidders, ; the bids v,31-(-J referred to the Director of Public ieervice for tabuletion with instruc- tions to report the result thereof at the net reguler meeting. Bids for the work were rec.eive,1 from the following contractors: Sewer ::on' truc t Lon J. J. linn orJLuy J. 3. ,:e1;rary ilompany M. J. Coouey Henry Davison . J. Belestrieri J. L. 7.onstruction raving Robert G. Lassiter F4, Co. Highway Construction Co. Independent Paving Co H. L. Clark 8.: Sons, Inc. Morgan -Hill Paving 0o. Co. John J. oj511 Company T. 3. ::,clahey ?avinkl. Co. Sid ewalks Felik Pasqualino , . Morgan -Hill Pivinc,,,. Co., Sylvester J. :;oe eo. E. ioll • Ylloy Bros. j. 14. MEM EME immm MEM MEI ed &iI :,(lofted by :L r•. "ilaon. NONO: fi ?IRE SUB -:STATIONS This being the date set and adV,ertised for tp!e e oc :,•I. t, }xi c,' di I fl .• ro, a,>>r,-t• „r9 `,,.'s I fire sub -stations at Bune Vista and C000nut `rr„vc, t;;,, ial. a c.;e.r, itr,,,, opened and read: Hunt Bros. SIB±,:'>isi.c';i) Moulton L4 French 46, 967.65. Lir. Hugh Matheson, Chairman of the City Plu:iuin.>.• }:.or.ard, ._,t,,;:t: 1 that. he •,-lonld .Li_•, !;,, make e reoornmendction in connection with tic rauilrlira-r to be erooto'i in Coconut •lrov.e and the Commission took no action on the bid at this meetiri,;. PENSION ,tJ'TiLORIeED The City Manager submitted the following communication in reference to allowance of *55.00 a month to the widow of William Albury, .deoeased, who, prior to his death, was employed by the City as a bridge tenders City Commission Miami, Florida Gentlemen: January 25, 1926 ;air. William Albury, bridge tender, entered the'serviee of the City August llth , 1919, and waS employed continuously in such capacity until his death on the 9th day of March, 1924. On Deoember 12th, 1923, Mr. Albury was severely injured by an automobile running into a rope, he was just in the act of hook- ing to the railing of the bridge to stop traffic. The hook in the rope caught Mr. Albury in the hand, inflicting a very serious wound. He was taken to the Southside Hospital for treatment, and was absent from work for u period of nearly two months. A few days after his return to work he collapsed on the bridge, and died soon thernefter. The City allowed his widow half pay, or :::55. per month, after his death, for a period of six months. ehe is nowtip=eeeling to the City for more help, and I would reoommend that she he pieced on the Pension Roll of the City for 55, per month for the first six months of Yours very truly, (Signed) F . H. wH AR ON City Manager.. Whereupon u resolution authorizing the name of Mrs. William Albury piaeed upon.the Pension Roll for 355.00 a month for the first six months of 1926 was introduced by Mr. Lummus, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTIOIT NO. 2459. A RESOLUTION AUTU0RIZIP T±H:, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO PLACE THE ?TAM OF MRS. 'raILLIA.M ALBURY ON I] PENSION ROLL. BE IT RESOLVED BY 10:3 CO;.:I IS;;SION OF `i'iI"E CITY OF I.iIAI That the Director of Finance be, and be is hereby; authorized. and directed to place the name of iJrs. William Albury on the _laension Roll of the City for '55.00 per month for the first 6 months of 1926. Upon being seconded by Mr. Gilman, the said resolution was passed and adopted by the following vote - AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Gilman, Lummus, Leffler, ikon. NOBS: None. CONFIRUATIOIT 0•t' :LI :r rY LIP20' ELi 'N 0 - DISTRICT'S 305 & 310 TO 312 This being the date set and advertised for hearin-r objections to the oonfirmetl.on of the Resolutions ordering Highway Irnproveeents rlo, :305 ;and No. 310 to No. :312, both inulueive, the Clerk having submitted proof o~' due publioatlon of the notice o. the meeting, the said resolutions were confirmed b' the following resolutions: A resol•:,tiou confirming the resolution order in? :Ii?i,way Improvement 305 was intro- duced by LIr. Gilman, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 20. 2460. AHE��S��{{OLu:a,`IO.'. COir,;,T'2:.;7'1'; ,'. fl. :1::: ,.30�N Oa J210 0RDEHt ITG :'XI F: Fl.tY .L I.1:7 .}j _.. 1 5. WHEREAS, the City Commission ct i r;:oetinj 3:00 o'clock P. M., January 25th, 1926, after :le,iL:l notice, heard all ob jeotions presented by interested persons to the confirmation of the resolution ordering Ilighwo, Improvement 3050 z,;ld the plane, specifications and estimate of coot tbai c' f , ,:.i:r; nn ob; ectio.n was sustained. NOW, T; R`:FO R7:, BE TT MI:SOLVED Ti .i ... , ,(.':..:c' OUT OF MLLII: That Resolution No. 247,3, rAoote^a Jana;janairy 11.h, ordering Highway Improvement 305 be, uu' thy. •.;,r.. i4. lac.,.;t, , con- firmed. Upon being seconded by Ur. Leffler, the said rrc;olut:ioi. the following vote - AYES: Liessrs, Ho..nfh, Gilmen, .tur!;mit , None. ''''' ' , " ' ' • t, • ' ' January. 25th, 1926. 5 Ns. A resolution confirming the resolution ordering Highway Improvement 310 vies introduced by Mr. Lummus, wh o moved its adoption ; RESOLUTION NO. 2461. A. RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE RESOLUTION ORDERING HIGHWAY IlaROVEMENT :310. IlfMREAS, the City Commission et a meeting held at 300 o'olook • P. Lt., January 25th, 1926, after legal notioe, heard all objections ' presented by interested persons to the confirmation of the resolution ordering. Highway Improvement 310, and the plans, specifications and estimate of cost thereof, and no objection was sustained, NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT IESOLVED BY THE 00111ISSI ON 'OP TIM CITY OP MIAMI : The t Resolution No. 2434, adopted January llth, 1926, order- ing llighway Improvement :310 be, end the same is 1)ereby, oonfirmed. Upon being se co laded by Mr. 7Vilson, the said resolution was passed and adopted bytb� following vote - AYES; Messrs. Ronfh, i1rn, Lummus, Leffler, Wilson. NOES: None: A resolution csodfirming the resolution ordering div.hi.vay Improvement 311. was introdu..dei by Lir. Leffler, who moved its adoption; RESOLUTION NO. 2462. A RESOLUTION C0NFIR11/7.11 THE R7SOLUTIO11 ORDERING HIG'ir.'I_AY I 0Y7ii11T 311. rfrEp.r..As , the City Commission et e meeting held at 300 .0clOck.'. P. M., January 25th, 1926, after legel notice, heard all objections presented by interested persons to the confirmation of the resolution ordering Highway Improvement 711, and the plans. , s oi float ions and etestimate uf c ost thereof, n5 no objection was sustained, 0 IESOLV 1IT0il ()P THE C IT Y bF Thu t 7:0 so int i on No. 2435 , adopted January llth, 1926, order- ing Highway Impr over:ent 51.1 be, Lid the same is hereby, confirmed. Upon being seconded by Lir. Gilman, the said resolution war-. pa osed and adopted by the following vote - AY: ;,lessrs. P.orf b , ailmon , Lummus, Leffler, Wilson. NOES: Ilone. A resolution confirming the resolution ordering Highwa,: Improvement 312 was intrOduce, by 1.1r. '/1.1son, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2463. A RESOLUTION CONFrailm TIE 2EOLLYTION 0RDE HT3HWAY TLIPROV=MT 312. WIEREAS, the City Commission et a neeting held bt 3:00 03.001C • P. M. , January 25th, 1926, of ter legal notice, heard all objections presented by interested persons to the o onfirma tion of the resolution ordering Highway Improvement 312, and the plans, specifications and estimate of cost thereof, and no objection was sustained, !TOW, -2:,TER:702.7.,, BE IT RE:30LVED' :3Y T FIE C 01,1113ST ON OF THE CITY OF t Eesol;lt ion No . 2436, adopted January llth, 1926, order- ing Tmp-fov,inent 512 be, a nil the same is hereby, confirmed. . . Upon bei rig sec Dnded by lb'. Lummus, the said res olu tion was pa ssed and adopted by. tbe follow in vote - AYIn: 1iers. o , "11rn, ammo , Le ffler , "Ti 1 son. NOES !' t : F:::$20 37, 3Y .rSTL:)I:0 :JE2ARTi=2 The Cit:;., Manuger submitted in ordinance proposed by the Building Deportment for •charg-ic ing fee3 for p,rmits ,,ceord _1-1T7 to floor area in order to make the DepertMent ttiniuT. action on this tter was deferred until the next meeting 'of the •CoMmission SJB-31: ... 73iIT.111? The City 1.1a uager reported that Ile had secured a desirable locution for a fire Sub-•'. • cztatim t Ltt1., 1:1-trt.:: for a price of ,:?;124,000, and he was instructed by the sioti to -,%1:.•k nut t: plan whereby the purchase price oould be paid after money -from the !..,ropoc,led bohd 1.,:isu.e is obtained. ACOL'ETIN3 DEDI2".2111:: T.2; VISION The D i roc to r of L'ub 1 io 2ervioe submitted plot • of a certain new subdiris Ion, bearing his approval , show.). J1,-: the defflic LAI_ on of a certain portion of sueubdivision to the - use of tLe ubl1u. Such dedication was accepted by the followir:, ordinance. 0n mo- t i on of ..ir. Le i'fl , s eeo nded by i.ir. Lummus, it Was resolved t.het the Oht,..irter require- ment t1•1:,t eli o rd ina no es be read and adopted on two 7.1:31:161.kite unless cli3pensed with b•', e four -fifths vote of the Commission, be dispensed with and the t the o.rdinana , acce.ptin--: the uedieution sown on the plat submitted by the ,J1I01,:.0r of Public ervie4 be given uoth readi:m's at this meeting. The votet1neouw follows: :Cs:E3: Messrs. Romfh, ilruu, Lumnus, Leffler, Wilson. NO::.;: :;one. Where u eon an ordinance enti tl ed AN 01.4.DINAAE ACCE2TIN3 THZ DE/C. ix: UP THE STHEETB, AVENUE6 HIG. 2:7Y IN 'n::TT: OVES 2AHL" . 13 mom MEI nmm jumalvv 25th, was introduced by Mr. Leffler, end on his motion, . eCoed e its first reading by title only end i +seed on its fix'-t. AYES: LIesers. Romfh, Gilman, Lummue, Leffler, Wileon. :la... .eeee. e motiee I x. Leffler, seconded by Mr. Wileon, the sri ri orr?i ,11r!1<. , rending in full and passed and adoeted on its seecAlri r';rtr1 fl !'I ing vote - AYES Messrs. Eomfh, lilmaan, .riurimus, Lofi'lev, The said ordinance is deli noted Ordinance No. 592 end is ehown .in fui.l en e-.; eeed ..1u i e- dopted in Ordinance Boot; No. 1. PROPOSED BOND ELECTION Mr. Geo. A. Waldeck, Chairman of the Voters and. Taxpayers League of Minna and Dede County came before the @ortmissicn and stated that on behalf of the League asked cer- tain questions conoerning• the development of terminal facilities of Miami Harbor, which were answered by the Commission. Mr. E. G. Sewell came before the Commission and submitted the following comrnunicetien and requeeted a written answer to the questions asked therein; Miami, Florida Jan. a5, 1926 Miami City.Comrnission Miami, Florida Gentlemen: We are interested, as voters. and tax payers, in the City of Mead, to know a few,salient foots in regard to the further dev- elopment of the ;Miami Harbor. No. 1 - Do you propose to build an island south of the Ship Channel for Docks, vlt,rehouses and Railway lards as suggested by the Plata published us the Orr ?len? No. 2 - If you propose building an Island south of the Ship Channel., for above !purposes, what will be the size of same? No. 3 - Where will this proposed Ielanrl be located? No. 4 - If you build the Ialtand ea proposed - where do you proppose to provide an c,dequete anuhorege basin for ships? No. 5 Do you not realize that an Brea at leest'the siee of the area lying rout': of the Ship Channel and north ef the Florida East Coast Channel and east from .murk frontage - this -being. the aree deeded to the City reoently by the State -should be conserved and dredged out to provide an adequate Ship Anohor- age? No. 6 '.'that part of the February loth Bond Issue will be expended on Viers, Docks, Warehouses and Railway connections? No. 7 - Where do you eroaose to looete the first Piers to be built? Ito. 8 - Will any of the money now being raised be expended on Island or docks south of Ship Channel? No. 9 - Do you propose to hove dredged material dumped south of Ship. Channel for Island purposes? No.10 - Where do you propose to request the Federal Government to start the work of drerlgiiu ? No.11 - When do you pr000e e dredgincr out the Ship 'Basin in front of Municipal Docks to a 25 foot depth as provided in the Harbor Bill by Congress? No.12 - Why has the City Conmiseiow refused to give. the people a chance to vote on the Incltter of wh ether or not they want to fill up the Bay in front of our Park, Hotel end Business District or whether they wish to have the area in front of the present City Docks at bend of Causeway used for this purpose as euggeated by former U.S. District Engineer Major ":illiam C. Lemon and approved by the members of the Board of Engineers and the '4.'erminal Expert for the U.S. Board of Engi- nears, Capt. F. C. Chambers. No. 13- If you propose to carry out the Orr plan -what do you figure it will cost to complete same and give Miami an t,rlditionai 16350 foot of Dock frontage es will be given by c erry:ine out the former Chamber of Commerce or Sewell 'tun, Railway elt n? No.14 - If'yau propose to carry out the Orr plan - what Flo '• nu f leeire it will cost to complete sane end give :.:i:t;:t :<:1! :.c ,iiti nel 22,000 feet of Dock frontage es will be eroe ittr.ri if the "Waldeck" e'en and the P.E.C. ^ailwey pre o!7e1 ,: eusioos are made as shown by the Waldeck Plan? No.15 --Have you figured out the difference Al! right of way to the proposed 0:r 3i.;!!ii ,cr .,.., . l ,.i :h the cry smell amount of pr o.ier t,;:' to b; co!j let' 1; ^ii „l, :Au•.:ct.s.lodbte APIhe Sewell or Weldeu.k Plan? No.16 - Do you reelize that the Sewell r,,, "c 7. Snc; 1,1L1 .! i. !'1 not cost more then 50, of whet the Orr flee .. i. .l ,.;> :, _ rn 1. rt: 1:... a- mount of :Jock frotttt e No.17 - tare you not duty bound to the v otc.r, i t is ;,%!''f:1."' to locate and build these docks at the, r!o: 't location. No.18 - Are you not duty bound to p:reser... t•:sr: 11.,.,z...:1 �r.,:tiono of Biscayne 9say which will a'''ect th6 r of the citizens ,and tux payers of the City of ••diere N©.19 - Do you propose to move till the Csi;x;:':` ''r )7 . ?, t; .ic1- cation? NO.20 - If you propose to move the2}'( 1 (� , t.1 on, . where do you figure there ,. i:.1 bei r ::. 1 ee the Docks from the book yard to .1.1 r:1'; :z°,.I t,•`, th .-a.a.i;-- stituting of en island for fr•.;i:_•l:,t .a;1:• ,.22;; ,.z;z`n11 5:'.:.. in the heart of a beautiful ',it'soa,;;:.e January 25th, 1926. No. 21 - Do you realize that the giami people receive et leesi 85% of their business and earning opacity fron vioiuorn to this City? No. 22.- Do you realize that you are liable to brine- Oh 0 h1I0 panic to this City if you adopt a planthet will ruin the attractive Bay view fron, the Big hotels, epartmente hnd our new two -million -dollar park, which will lower the prestige, clientele end demand for tourist aucommodations in the City of Miami? No. 23 - How do you propose to excuse your action if you odoot the 0rr Plan and foil to have the material dumped north of Causeway and thereby doubling the width of Causeway which is needed BO badly by the people of Miami, Miami T3eaoh and Dade County and remember how much this will save the tax payers? No. 24 - Is it not o foot that the location of iliorni on Biecayne Bay is et least 50 responsible for this City becoming a popular winter resort and hence the fastest growing City. in America? No. 25 - Shall we kill the goose that laid the r',olden Egg? I will thank you kindly for answers to the above questions from the standpoint of a voter and a tax payer. Respectfully, (Signed) n.•SSWELL. WP1ENING WEST FLAGLER STREET The City Manager submitted the following communioation to which was attaehed a /teed of dedication for the certain property necessary in widening West ?lerier Street:. January 25, 1926 City Commission Miami, Florida lentlemen: Attached hereto is Deed of Dedication for the North 10 feot of the west 50 feet of Lot 8, Block 15, Lawrence Estate, lo- cated on the S.E. corner of 12th Avenue and Fleeler Street. You remember sometir e ego, when lllagler Street was being widened one pbved, the City Commission agreed with the owner that if he would ercade the old wooden building at this corner, and furnish a deed to the City for the 10 feet necessary for the widen- ing of the street, the City would paj him 33,000. This work has 011 been finished, so it will be necessery to authorize this payment out of the Street Widening Bond Fund acoount. Yours respe otfully, (Signed) P. H. WHARTON City Idanager Whereupon the following resolution was introduced by Mr. Gilman, who moved its adop- tion: RESOLUTION NO. 2464. • A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING :t!HE PAYLiENT OP 0,000.•,:y • - TO TiE OWNER OF TILE 71EST 50 FEET OF LOT :8,'.:BLOOK 15, LAWRENCE ESTATE., . . WHEREAS, in the widening of West Flagler Street, it was neoes- sary to use for street pareeoes, the 'forth 10 feet of the west 50 feet of Lot 8, Block 15, Lawrence Estate, located on the S. E, corner of 12th Avenue and Plegler Street, and WHEREAS, the owner of said property Ereed to dedicate the neeeS- sory 10 feet of said property upon condition that the City pay for eeee aroading the buildine situated thereon, and 'TIEEEAS, the improvements have been completed and the City Natagere. recommends the eayment of the expense of aroading the said building in - the amount of 73,000., and the owner of S6 id property has executed and delivered a Deed of Dediction for the property neoessary in the widening of the street. THEEPORE, BE IT 'J-:SOL'VID BY TEE COLIIIISf3ION OF THE CITY OF. MIAMI: Section 1. 2het the Director of Finance be, and he is hereby, authorized bnd directed to pay to the owner of that deseribed property, the sun of !;TI,0u0. in settlement of all expense in arcading the build-. ee 21 tut, to d on said prope rty. 3ection 2. Tht tho said sun of 33,000. be paid from the said e'eeoel* Street -eidenine and Fund. Upon bele::: seeended by :Li'. 711son, the said resolution W8 $ passed and adopted by. the followinP.' vote - ZYES: Messrs. 1tomfh, Inman, Leffler, lummus, i1s on. TO: None'. APPP,0:27:TATT oCOVE'e OVEle)lieF2t.i. The lle.nager submitted the following oommunioiti en calling LA t tanti Oil to overdrofte in various departments, and divisions as of December ;Ust, 1c)25, ;:Ind requesting tha t appropriations be made from the General Fund Surplus to the various nociounts in the amount shown on the schedule attached to tha t le tter: 4Di D.Lit.': 17 25, 132 City Commission Florida Gentlemen: J,an 0'1. 099 The a ttaahed list shows the overrift inaha vaa Iowa departmentsand divisions, as of Deoember 31a t., ' in order that thebooks in the .Pinenoe Depaataant, may be balanced as ,of that date, 1 will ask that a aaaa made from the General Fund Surplus, to the variouo aceounta in the amount shown on the attohec tet o t . YOU IT re t f1.1. y (Signed) 7. IT. "TiLVRTON P.! or. 'hereupon a resolutioi . making appropriations from the General Fund Surplus, to the various departments and divisions Was"introdueed by lir. Leffler, who.. moved Its adop- tion; RESOLUTIO7T O. 2465. A RESOLUTION ILIKT:IG APPROPRIATIONS FROL1 TIE GENERAL rum) ,"21111:PLUS TO TIE VARIOUS DE.PAR'21,I7.,NTS AND DIVISION,a; IN THE .A1,10TINT SET PORTTI BE IT RESOLVED BY THE' COVaiT1.-SION OF THE CITY OP MAUI: That the total of 1;323,254.85 be, and the same is hereby-, appropriated from the General Fund Surplus to the various de- partments and divisions in the amounts herein set forth, tOvil.`tr.''. Board of Commisoioners 4, 2 7 . 9 9 City Llanager's Office . ' 347.95 Dept'. of Public Service 213,923.16 Dept. of Public 7:elfare . 23,950.55 Dept. of Public Safety 45,518.90 Dept. of finance 3,074.78. Dept. of Public Utilities ' 3,141.88 Hospital •12,138.55. Discount on Taxes ' . 627.59. City CIA*6 raise ' 215.00 Septic Tank 58.39 .i...... Upon being seconded by :Ir. Gilman, the said resolution was passed and adopted by thea '. followina vote - AYES: Ilessrs. Romfh, Gilman, Lummus, Leffler, Wileon.• NOESNone as PAVING OF 11D 'RC ) 2 T:0 1.1E) 1OLP LIM'S y a County Commissioner, Cecil "Iatson, (lame before the Commission and requested, the .Cort missioners to authorize the payment of 1;6702.50 to Dade County for paving Tied Road... through the Golf Linke at Hialeah. Whereupon, a resolution authorizing the payment of said amount. to Dade County Wasina" traduced by Mr. Lammas, who moved its adoption: RESOLLITION NO. 2466. A RESOLUTION ..'1UTHORIZLIG Ti[: P.AYLEENT OF 'i'6702.50 TO DADE COUITTY 1.70Ii PAVING', ' RED RO..a.D HIALEAH,... BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 0011116610N OF TM CITY OP That the Diroctor of Finance be, and he is hereby, authorized,' to pay to Dade County the sum of :!;',6702.50 for paving Red Road. throurah Golf Linko at Hialeah, which work IVE,1 t3 done by Dade County.'a Upon being seao:aled by Nr. 'Nilson, the said resolution W1813 pesssd and adopted by-thea followina vote AYES : lie s or s. Romfh , Gilman , Lummus Leffler,.NOES: Note JOINT COJN?Y 31.2Y H06PITAL - NEGRO PAUPERS BURIAL GROUND. County Corrolooionar, Cecil Watson, urged the constru.otion of f,1 joint County andaCitY, Hosoital to take oaae of contagious diseaoes, lunacy oases, etc.. 'Mr atson:We:ea.:: instructed to take the matter up with the Hoopital Board. COMPASSi011er '.7atoon also sopke of a burial ground for negro paupers, and was a.dvised to take the matter up with the City Lienager. TRANSFER OF PRA::CIEs The City Clerk submitted the following.coMmunioations fren the Florida Power Al Company and the Dade Water Company in, reference ate transfers of franchises to those Companies from the lila mi Eleetric Light P OWer .0OmPenya Miami, Gas. Company and 'the Lllami Water Company: Rum ry 25, 1926. City of 11iami .liarni, :Florida Gentlemen: In aceordanceand oomplying with Seation 74 of the City Charter of the City of Mama, Florida i,ower & Lit Copny herewith encloses for your reeord and file 6 eopy ot tbn .need under which the franchise granted to Miami Ma citric Li bt 0 ohciu C;' orli?::uuc."41' t350, which was passed and adopted sir,; nt:v 0iA,7; Of MitiMi on the 3rd day of :larch, 1,Q,7 voters n f the City of at an rii$:J:..; 2 224 January 25th, 1925. April, 1925, was granted, sold, transferred and assigned to Florida Power & Light Company bY the Miami Electric Light & Power Company. Your attention IS called to the foot that this Deed assigning the said franchise Wilei not finally delivered until January 16th, 1926, and did not become effective until that dote. • Yours very truly, FLORIDA POWER LIIIT COMPANY, By: (Signed) J. H. GILL Vice- Pres.' City of Miami Miami, Florida Gentlemen: In accordanoe and complying with Section #74 of the City Charter of the City of Miami, PlOrida Power & Light Company herewith encloses for your record and file e copy of the Deed under which the franchise, granted to Miami (ras Company by Ordinanoe 281, which was passed and adopted by the City Commission of the City of Miami on the 4th day of November, 1924, and ratified by the qualified voters of the City of Miami at an election bold on the Gth day of January, 1925, Via!' granted, sold, transferred and assigned to Florida Power & Light Company by the Miomi Gas Company. Your attention is called to the fact that this Deed assigrdng tbe said franchise was not delivered until January 16th, 1925, and did not become effective until that date.. Yours very truly, ProORIDA P,073/ER& LI AT 0 OLIPANY By: (Signed) J. H. GILL Vice Pres. January 25, 1926. January 25„ 1926. City of Miami Florida lentlemen: In aocord6nce and complyinir with Section f74 of the City Charter of the Sity of „demi, Dade 'ater Company herewith encloses for your record and file e copy of the Deed under which the franchise granted to Miami :Iater Company by Ordinance ;,±351, watch was passed- and adopted by the City Commission of the City of i:tibMi on the Ord day of :,arch, 1925, and ratified by the qualified voters othe City of Uiami at an election hold on the 21st day v April, 1925, was ;-rr-anted, sold, transferred and assigned to Dade Water Comony by the Liiami 'Neter CO.: Yours very truly, DADE WAYEP. COUPANY By: (Signed) J. H. 1IL'.. The City Commission took no action in the matter at this meeting. 00HD:it:IA A resolation authorizing the City Attorney to institute eondernnation proceedinge. for 1 propertynecessary to open an alley between the sub -divisions known as "Bmerson and"Dupont Square Uorth" was introduced by 1.1r. Gilman, who moved its edopt104:',' CIT+ OF MI)31M1 DOCUMENT MEETING DATE: INDEX JANUARY 25, 1926 ITEM NO 1. 2. 5. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. - 14. 15. DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN BLDGS. AND APPROPREATING $12,000.00 TO PAY THE COST. AUTHORIZE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH THE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CORP. OF AMERICA. AUTHORIZE ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN FOR ST. PURPOSES EASTERN BOUNDARY OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 53 SOUTH. AUTHORIZE ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN FOR ST. PURPOSE TOWNSHIP 53 SOUTH, RANGE 41 EAST. AUTHORIZE THE ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN FOR ST. PURPOSES PROPERTY. OPPOSING SALE OF CERTAIN BAY BOTTOM LANDS OFFSHORE BETWEEN DINNER KEY AND COCOPLUM BEACH TO V.W. HELM AND ASSOCIATES BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND OF FLORIDA. s COMMISSION ACTION R-2452 R-2453 R-2454 R-2455 R-2456 R-2457 RETRIEVAL CODE NO, 02452 02453 02454 02455 02456 02457 OFFERING TO PROVIDE THE CONTRACTOR SUCCESSFUL IN SECURING GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FOR DREDGING IN BISCAYNE BAY. R-2458 02458 AUTHORIZE THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO PLACE THE NAME OF MRS. WILLIAM ALBURY ON THE PENSION ROLL. CONFIRMING RESOLUTION ORDERING HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT 305. CONFIRMING RESOLUTION ORDERING HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT 310. CONFIRMING RESOLUTION ORDERING HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT 311. CONFIRMING RESOLUTION ORDERING HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT 312. AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF $3,000.00 TO THE OWNER OF THE WEST 50 FEET OF LOT 8, BLK. 15, LAWRENCE ESTATE. MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE GENERAL FUND SURPLUS TO THE VARIOUS DEPT. AND DIVISIONS. AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF $6702.50 TO DADE COUNTY FOR PAVING RED ROAD THROUGH GOLF LINKS AT HIALEAH. R-2459 02459 R-2460 02460 R-2461 02461 R-2462 02462 R-2463 02463 R-2464 02464 R-2465 02465 R-2466 02466