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Home My WebLink About05-08-1961 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA County of Baldwin The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, May 6, 1961 INO at 7230 P.M. with the following members presentr Mayor Joe Schneider, Councilmens: Boone, Gaston, Nelson and Schermer. Councilman Poser being absent. The minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved as read. AF pet tt i ors, against annexation of a section East of Greeno and the North east proposed annexati o-A exr 1 ud i ng Colonial Acres was presented to the Council and placed on file: for further consideration. Mr. C ov i ngton and Mr. Howe requested the Counc i I to open B I us.. I sl and: Avenue. A -letter from Mrs. Sly/e and Mrs. Porter pertaining to the sale of lot and private pier on the beach was prresented,and taken under advisement. Ooel Gttffim requested the Council to Locate street in Votarnte area as , per pbat on file. The Council agreed to stake the street„ Mr. Griffin to char might -of -way to his property. C/ea.r Mr. Willett, representing Dixie Laboratories, Inc., presented estimate for permanent protection with Speed -Crete of new piling on proposed extension and T for the Fairhope Pier. Estimate taken under advisement. Motion -by Councilman Nelson seconded by Councilman Boone that the follow- ing be appointed to the Board of Managers of the School of Organic Educations Mr. Joe Schneider for three years, Mrs. Helen Dyson for two years and Mr. Marvin Berglin for one year. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Gaston seconded by Councilman Nelson that the following Resolution be adppted: Motion carried. BE IT RESOLVED- BY THE C ITY COUNC IL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE that the Merchants National Bank of Mobi I'e- as Trustee for. the Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, be authorized to invest moneys in the Water and Sewer Surplus Fund tin Government Bonds which mature on or, before July i, 1963. motion by Councilman Gaston seconded by Councilman Nelson that the Police Department be allowed #1.00.00 per year per man to cover uniform expense. Motion carried. Bids having been received for small amount of street work on Center Street, Counci Iman Nelson moved that the bid of Joe Schneider and Son, Inc. be accepted, Motion seconded by Councilman Gaston. Upon being put to vote the fol I owi ng vote was rrecordladi.Vot i ng For: C ounci I men Boone, Gaston and Nelson. Councilman Schermer- not voting. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Gaston seconded by Councilman Nelson that the following Resolution be adopteds BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, that, WHEREAS the Marietta Johnson School of Organic Education Folk Dance Team is attending the National Folk Dance Festival at Washington, D. C. and, WHEREAS the City of Fairhope will derive much valuable advertising from the Schools attendance at this festival, NO# THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City pay to the School the sum of #200,00 to send this dance team to this festival. Upon be i ng put to vote the fol 1 ow ing vote was recorded: Vot i ng For: Counc 1 I - men Boone, Gaston and Nelson. Voting Against: None, Councilman Schermer not voting. motion carried. Councilman Nelson introduced the following Ordinance which was seconded by Councilman Gaston. ,I's Motion by Counc i I man Schermer seconded by Councilman Boone that the: following bills be approved for payment- Motion carried. The Fa i rhope Cour i or $ 48.25 Southern Auto Parts Co. 4.40 McKean Paint & Hdwe. 9.55, Material Sales 1.05 Hatfield andCo. 141.25 American Meter Co. 1 * 167.53 Nix and Fleming Supply Co. 40.80 AI a. Wood Preserving Co, 299.74 Gaston Motor.Co., Inc. 90.77 Eugene Bosbyf 21,50 Gulf Cily Body andTrailer Works 11..16 Texas R f i ner. y Corp. 74.25 Jbhn R.-Cowley & Bro. 18.00 Len -Meyer Co. 4.37 Poser Printing Coo, I+nc. 13.50 Paper Products Co. 45.50 Garden Center 6.54 Wilson-Dismukes 2.50 Lighting Fixture and Electric Supply 208.80 M & S Service Station 4.75 Marine Speciolty Company 27.75 Malter Supply Co. t7.10 M'acch i and Company 9.51 V irgi I Herstgnr 20*00 Standard Oil Company 43745 Spanish Fort tau I ff Servi ce Station t.50. Turner Supply Co. 50.86 Goodyear Service Stores -' 35.96 C l atrence E . Carrier 28.00 International Crystal! M`fg. Co. 33.06 Fairhope Hdwe. 46 Supply 13.18 Coastal Concrete Co. 88.51, Bidgpod Stationery Co. 67.00 Rosway Products 73•9-7 Standard Equip, Co. 46.14 Poser Printing Co.r Inc-, 26.35 K lumpp Motor Co. 57.552 Radc f i f f Ma+teri a l sr linc. 432*00 Riviera Uti l ities 6,374 W Steete and Associates, Inc. 116.00 Universal Controls Corp, 355.00 Unit#d Gas Pipe Line Co. 7,773•4t Hi f f,-Soberg, Coo, Inc. 129.23 Burford-Ti-oothaker Tractor Co. 3.00 John M. Marren 52.65 Meltons Garage 30:85 Western Auto 2.02 Moore Supply Co.. 65.23 Moore -Handley Hdwe. 22.96 Waller Bros« 7.50 Threadgill-Pinson Body Shop 12.05 F. A Kruse 770'00 W-i tt ichen Chemical Co. - 38.25 Hand' s Welding 104.96 Olivere R-steurant 28.10 McCain Uniform Company 136..71 Pay Rot is: Joe Schneider 150.00 i a Moore L120.00 P. J. Byrne 400.00 Cecil Clemens 420.00 E. E. Newell 365.00 Leo Gi I heart 325.50 Henry Nolte 325.50 James M. Garrett 325.54 JamesR, Bowers 250.00 Jack Kessler 210.00 Walter Yohn 210.00 Martin Nelson 210.001 Earli Howes 100.00 J. P. Bailey 100.00 Audrey Patterson, 200.00 Jack Kirk 472.50 Wm. W. C reamer 400.00 Marvin Nichols 357-5.0 George Dyson 498.74 Frank Viggins 400900 Raymond Staptaton 100000 Eloise W i I son 275.00 Yvo,nne Whitcomb 150.00 Sim Sfewens 50000 E. G. R ickarb.y 50.00 Street Crew 2,511.95 Elect. " 10-28407 V & S- " 1,304•03 Gas 10096,.77 It was duly moved and seconded that the meeting adjourn,, Motion carried. Approved Mayor e Attest 41a 1 erk 56 ORDINANCE- # 279 , Ordinance Fixing Recorder's Court Costs BE IT MDAINED by the City Council of the City of Fairhope, Alabama: SECTION 1. That all fines imposed by the Recorder shall be paid in lawful money of the United States of America. SECTION 2. That all fines, penalties, forfeitures an re- coveries for violation of any law or ordinance of the City shall be for the use and benefit of the City unless otherwise expressly provided. SECTION 3. That upon each conviction in the Recorder's Court of the City for a violation of any ordinance of the City there shall be taxed against defendant as court costs the sum of Six Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($6.75); provided that in any case where the fine imposed by the court does not exceed Six Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($6.75), the cost taxed shall be equal to but not greater than the fine imposed; provided further that in all cases which are nol-prossed before conviction, the court may, in the discretion of the Judge, tax no cost, or any sum not in ex- cess of $6.75. All costs taxed as hereinabove provided, shall be collected by the Clerk and paid into the City Treasury, and said costs shall be in addition to any officer's fees provided by law. The costs in every case tried before the Recorder shall be entered on a trial docket and in no case shall any person be entitled to any fees unless such fees are clearly set down, item by item, on the docket and it is the duty of the Recorded to see that this Section in enforced. SECTION 4. That no part of the costs nor any of the fees due any officer in any case or proceeding for a violation of the City laws shall be taxed against or be paid by the City. SECTION 5. That, whenever any person is tried on the complaint of another and is acquitted, the Recorder may, if he is satisfied that the complaint is frivolous or malicious, tax the party making the same with all, or any part of the costs, at his discretion, and -Pagel- f 2_ r-t the same shall be collected as other costs. All laws or ordinances in conflict herein are hereby repealed, and this ordinance shall go into effect 15 days after its publication. ATTESTED; CITY CLERK �/' " J, //,, / - A / MAYOR - Page 2- 54