Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 01-09-1952 Regular — reading text

objectiona. le to the partioular installations or area in which such installations are situated, as covered by this agreement. 8. It is further understood and agreed that the Party of the First Part , shall at its own expense" carry public liability' in- suranoe covering the said slogan devices, so long as they are maintained on said parking meters in accordanc~ with the terms of this agreement. 9. It is mutually agreed and understood that this agreement shall be in effect for a period of three years from the date of signing of same, and if such slogan device presentation is to be continued by the Party of the Seoond Part, then the Party of I the First Part shall have the option of renewal. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS THIS DAY AND DATE FIRST ABOVE WRITTEN. L. S. Witness: L. S. Motion wa:l made by Theo Bass" seconded by S. E. Lindsey, that Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the contract agreement after it has bee~ approved by the Town Attorney. Vote aye, W. C. Walker W. J. Roberts Jr., S. E. Lindsey, Theo Bass, O. M. Earley. Vote nay, none. Mr. Lindsey then advised that he has been contacted by chairman of March of Dimes Chairman who re. uest cooperation in their drive for funds, and suggested that Town donate all dimes placed in the Parking Meters for one week to this fund drive. After disoussion Motion was made by W. C. Walker, seconded by S. E. Lindsey, t~at March of dimes Drive be given all of the dime coins placed in the Parking meters for a period of week during January. Committee to designate week and do necessary advertising reference same. Vote in favor unanimous. I Mayor Earley then presented quotation on Fire Hose La France Corp. Coundil tabled this until later date. fram American Clerk presented invoice from Jimmy' s Taxi, covering seat covers, t forward from last meeting. Council tabled same for further 52 Ordinance No. 104 - being an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE DEFINING RESTAURM~T, ITINERANT RESTAURANT, EMPLOYEE, UTENSILS, HEALTH OFFICER, EmCETERA, RE~ UIRING PERMITS FOR THE OPERATIQN OF SUCH ESTABOLISHMENTS . AND PROHIBITING THE Si~LE OF ADu~ TERATED, UNWHOLESOME OR MISBRANDED FOOD OR DRI1~, REGULATING THE INSPECTION OF SUCH ESTABLISHMENTS, THE ENFORCID~ NT OF THIS ORDINANCE, AND FIXING THE fENALTIES. was read in open session. Motion was made by S. E. Lindsey, seconded by Thoe Bass, that Ordinance No. 104 be passed on second reeding. Vote aye, W. J. Roberts Jr. W. C. Wtlker, Theo Bass, S. E. Lindsey, O. M. Earley. Vote nay, none. Ordinance No. 105, being an Ordinance entitled: An Ordinance declaring the policy and prupose of the Town of Fort Walton, Florida to extend to the employees and officials of said Town of Fort Walton, Florida, not excluded by law, the benefits of system of Federal Old Age and Survivor' s insurance, as authorized by the Federal Social Security Act, and amendments thereto, upon the basis of applicable state 3nd Federal laws or regulations; authorizing and directing the Mayor, or other Chief executive officer, to execute agreements and amendments thereto with the state Agency authorized to enter into such agreements, for coverage of said employees and officials; providing for withholdings from salaries and wages of ployees and officials of said Town so covered to be made and paid over as provided by applicable State or Federal laws o~ regulations; providing that said mown ahall appropriate and pay over employer' s contributions as provided by applicable State or Federal laws or regulations; providing that said Town shall keep records and make reports as required by applicable state or Federal laws or regulations; Motion was made by W. C. Walker, seconded by W. J. Roberts Jr., that Ordinance No. 105 be passed on first reading. Vote aye, S. E. Lindsey, Theo Bass, W. J. Roberts Jr., W. C. Walker, O. M. ~ arley. Vote nay, none. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ADOPTED: Feb. 13, 1952 APPROVED: Al"rEST:~( vn~ Clerk Mayor