Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 03-26-1951 Special — reading text

acceptance by the Town. Attorney Holsberry then recommended that the Mayor be authorized to write letters to necessary agencies advising that misunderstandings has been amicable settled. After discussion, motion was made by W. J. erts, Ro"' jr., duly seconded- by W. C. Walker, that the Mayor be author- izedoand directed to write letters to the Federal Housing Administration, I Veterans Administration and any othernnecessary to advise that any and all misundert.anding netween E. W. Sudduth and/ or Seabreeze Homes, Inc., the Town of Fort Walton, relative to streets have been amically settled, and and agreement of March 20 1951 relative to acceptance of streets for mainten~nce, has , been fully confirmed and ratified by official actions of the Town Council. Vote aye, Theo Bass, W. C. Walker, W. J. Roberts, Jr., S. E. Lindsey, Vote nay, none. - It was then agreeC; by the Council that the Mayor, James Middleton and Mr. Harmon ,work together as a committee to draft necessary letters. Motion was then made by Theo Bass, seconded by W. C. Walker, that the Mayor be directed to write a letter to " The Playground News", advising that the Town Council of Fort Walton is sOlely interested in the development of Fort Walton and protection of the interest of the people of Fort Walton. Vote Aye, W. C. Walker, S. E. Lindsey, Theo Bass W. J. Roberts, Jr., Mayor Earley then suggested that, in view of the heavy burden of work ahead, the Council set up a meeting date each week until further notice. After discussion, motion was made by W. C. Walker, seconded by S. E. Lindsey t that Council meet each Monday at 10 A. M. to handle all necessary husiness. Monthly regular meeting to remain set at 2nd. Wednesday of each month. Vote in favor unanimous. Meeting then adjourned. I ATTEST APPROVED MAYOR CLERK