Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 02-12-1963 Regular — reading text

STATED, THAT THE GIRL SCOUT LEADERS WERE TAKING AN ACTIVE PART IN ENCOURAIING THE SAFETY REQUIRE- MENT~. COUNCILMAN READY MOVED THAT THE ORDINANCE IE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND THAT MORE INFORMATION BE AVAILAILE BY NEXT MEETING. THE MOTION WAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN LONI AND THE VOTE WAS AYE, UNANIMOUSLY. I RESOLUTION # READ EFFECTIVE SOLUTION AND THE BE DATE 63- 5 APPROVED O~ RE STIPULATION DOG PLAYGROUND WAS ORDINANCE # AND THE MADE MOTION HUMANE THAT 380. SOCIETY WAS THE COUNCILMAN SECONDED DOG E~ FECTIVE ORDINANCE JONES BY DATE COUNCILMAN MOVED CO- CONTRACT INCIDE THAT READY. RE- WAS WITH FOLLOWING A BRIEF DISOUSSION, COUNCILMAN READY AMENDED THE MOTION TO PROVIDE THAT THE CITY INSTALL A RADIO IN THE HUMANE SOCIETY' S TRUCK AND ALSO ~ URNISH THEM WITH AN ANESTHETIC GUN. THIS WAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COURTER. COUNCILMAN CARNATHAN SUGGESTED THIS BE DISCUSSED WITH THE HUMANE SOCIETY BE~ ORE COUNCIL TOOK ANY ACTION. COUNCILMAN COURTER SU~ GESTED THAT RESOLUTION STIPULATE THE EQUIPMENT WOULD IE FURNISHED PROVIDED IT MEETS WITH THE APPROVAL O~ THE HUMANE SOCIETY. THE MOTION MADE IY COUNCILMAN READY AND ~ URTHER AMENDED IY COUNCILMAN COURTER WAS PASSED BY UNANIMOUS APPROVAL, A~ TER ORIGINAL MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JONES HAD IE EN UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED. RESOLUTION #63- 6 RE AUTHO~ IZATION TO PURCHASE VEHICLE FROM WARREN TAYLOR FORD COMPANY WAS PASSED ON . oTION MADE BY COUNCILMAN TOLBERT, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JONES, AND APPROVED IV UNANIMOUS CONSENT. A REQUEST ~ OR A~ MPORARY TRAILER PERMIT, ALLOWING A WORK TRAILER TO REMA~ N PARKED BEHIND THE BENGSTON BLDG. ~ OR A 90- DAY PERIOI, WAS GRANTED TO PLAYGROUND MUSIC CENTER.. THE ~ QUEST O~ COURTNEY & MCQUAGGE, INC. FOR THE CITY O~ FORT WALTON BEACH TO EXTEND WATER SERVICES TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES IN CINCO BAYOW WAS REJECTED ON MOTION MADE IY COUNCILMAN COURTER, SECONDED BY COUNCIL- MAN LONG. THE MUNICIPAL ADVISORY BOARD BV LETTER ADDRESSED TO COUNCIL ASKED OR COUNCIL ENDORSEMENT ON. A PROPOSED PROJECT TO STWBY THE .~. A" IZATIONAL NEEDS AND REQUIRMENTS OF ALL COMMITTEES, BOARDS AND OTHER FUNCTIONAL UNITS WITH TNE CITY ADMINISTRATION. COUNCIL GRANTED APPROVAL O~ SUCH STUDY BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. PURSUANT TO THE REQUEST MADE BY MR. GEORGE MARTIN TO CLOSE A CERTAIN ALLEY IN WHISPERING PINES SUBDIVISION, COUNCILMAN READY ASKED THE ATTORNEY WHAT ACTION SHOULD COUNCIL TAKE. ATTORNEY STATED COUNCIL I SHOULD ADVISE CITY MANAGER SO THAT APUBLIC HEARING COULD IE N. La, AND THAT AN ORDINANCE SHOULD IE DRAWN, EITHER BE~ ORE OR AFTER SUCH HEARING, SO THAT THE PEOPLE COULD IE NOTIFIED THAT THE ALLEY WOULD BE VACATED ANI THEIR COMMENTIS OR COMPLAINTS REGISTERED. COUNCILMAN READY MADE THE MOTION, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COURTER, THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE INSTRUCTED TO MAKE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS ~ OR CLOSING THE PARTICULAR ~ LLEY IN WHISPERING PINES, AND ~ E VOTE WAS AYE, UNANIMOU' LY. 306 306 MAYOR LINDSEY HAD BEEN ASKED BY MR. R. E. HENDERSON TO SPEAK ~ OR HIM 8E~ ORE COUNCIL IN REGARDS TO STREET ASSESSMENT ON HIS PROPERTY ON HOLLYWOOD BLVD. IN THE AMOUNT O~ $ 888. 00 AND T~ E IALANOE O~ APPROXIMATELY $ 75. 00 DUE ON HIS SHELL STREET PROPERTY. IN VIEW O~ MR. HENDERSON' S AGE, BLINDNESS AND THE ACT THAT THE CITY DID HOLD LIENS ON THE PROPERTIES, ON MOTION MADE BY COUNCILMAN LONG, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN COURTER, THE VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS TO DELAY COLLEOTIONSLtJNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE PROPERTIES CHANGE HANDS, WITH THE RATE O~ INTEREST AT 8% PER ANNUM ON THE UNPAID BALANCE. THERE BEING NO ~ URTHER BUSINESS, ON MOTION MADE AND DULY SECONDED, THE MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8: 49 P. M. ATTEST ADOPTED d~ lJ. f} CITY CLERK v~ APPROVE