HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-10-1963 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
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The City Council of. the Gity of Fairhope met in regular session at the City
Hall, Monday,. June 10, 1963 at 7:30 P.M. with the following members present:
Mayor Schneider, Councitmenx Boone., Gaston, Nelson, Poser and Schermer.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting were approved.
Motion by Counci I man Boone, seconded: by Councilman Poser that the minutes of
the special meeting of- May 29,. 1,963 be approved,. Upon being put to vote the
following vote was. recorded: For: Councilmen: Boone, Gaston and Poser. Againstr
Councilman Schermer, Councilman Nelson not voting. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Boone secondediby Councilman Gaston that action on the
Fairhope Casino be delayed until the next regular meeting of the City Council.
Motion carried*,
Motion by Councilman Schermer seconded by Councilman Gaston that the City
Attorney be instructed to negotiate with present leaseholder and.the Fairhope
Single Tax Corporation to procure property adjoining City Halt to the North
on a fee, simple basis as a site for new City Hall* Mot ion cerried.
A letter from the State Highway Department stating that the City will receive
#33,673e00 as their share of the Municipal Aid Program was read and discussed.
The Mayor:- appointed Councilmen Gaston„ Poser and Schermer as a committee to
study where money is to be spent and report to the Council..
Water pressure on Sea Cl iTf Drive. was discussed., Motion by Councilman Poser
seconded by Councilman Schermer that George Dyson, Councilman Boone and
Mayor Schneider -be appointed as a committee to prepare proposals for the next
regular meeting of the Council.. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman Gaston than the following
Ordinance be introduced: ,
Ordiinance #309
BE I T ORDAI NOD BY THE C ITY COUNC IL OF THE C ITY OF FAIRHOPE that
PgxagraPtr 3 of Ordinance #302, Airport` Board 0 rd i nance. be amended
to read "one: of whom shaI. t be an off is-i a,l of the C i ty1E rather than
"oneof whom shall be a member of the Council". Motion carried.
Manion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Gaston that 01,O00.00
be al 1 otited to the Airport Board for expenses, funds to be processed i,n,
prescr i bed! manner of at 1 C. i ty funds., Mot i on carri ed.
Motion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Schermer that the following
Ordinance:be introduced: Motion carried.
Ordinance #304,
An Ord i nance- Amending Section 13, D i s.t r i ct Boundaries, Zoning'
Ordinance #295, as recommended by the Planning Board'..
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL that Block One and. Block. Three
of the Hoy Ie•Worcester Addition be rezoned from R-•2 to B-Ie
Motion by Councilman Boone: seconded by Councilman Schermer that the -following
Ordinance be introduced and read to the meeting.
ORDINANCE # 305
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IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE -NO. 305
(Section 515, Title 37, Code of
Alabama. )
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN IMPROVE-
MENTS ON ROSA AVENUE, PERDIDO AVENUE, SEMINOLE
AVENUE, TENSAW AVENUE, PENSACOLA AVENUE, PAT-
LYNN DRIVE AND CUL-DE-SAC, PATLYNN DRIVE AND
VALLEY DRIVE, INGLESIDE AVENUE, TULIP TERRACE,
SATSUMA STREET, KIRKMAN LANE, FRANCILLA CIRCLE,
IVY CIRCLE, BOONE LANE, PARK DRIVE AND SOUTH
PATLYNN DRIVE, MAGNOLIA AVENUE, BANCROFT STREET.,
AND JOHNSON STREET IN THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE,
ALABAMA.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, as follows:.
Section 1. That the following described streets in the
City of Fairhope, Alabama, shall be improved according to the
construction methods, requirements and conditions as set forth
in the standard specifications for Municipal Improvements for
Fairhope, Alabama, issued by the City Engineer in-1961, as
follows:.
Both edges of a twenty (20) foot minimum roadway,
the centerline of which shall be approximately the centerline
of the following described portion of said street, shall be
curbed and guttered with Portland Cement concrete combination
roll type curb and gutter. The curblines of said gutters shall
be connected with the curblines of all intersecting streets or
alleys, with a suitable radius; the street area between the
curb and gutter shall be paved with a one and one-half (1)�)
ince compacted plant mix bituminous wearing course on a six (6)
inch thick compacted sand clay base course; said improvement
shall include grading and a]:l`.,necessary drainage structures,
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inlets, junction boxes and man holes, etc., as specified and
detailed on the project plans, and as hereinafter provided
between the respective terminal points hereinafter set forth:
A. Residential Areas.
(1) Rosa Avenue shall be improved from the
East edge of the pavement on Section Street to ah.point ten (10)
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feet West of the centerline of Bon Secour Avenue-, a distance of
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. , CONTINUED:
eight hundred four and three tenths (804.3) feet;
(2) Perdido Avenue shall be improved
from the East edge of the pavement on Mobile Avenue to the
West edge of the pavement of Section Street, a distance of
nine hundred ninety-six and six tenths (996.6) feet;
(3) Seminole Avenue shall be improved
from the East edge of the pavement of Mobile Avenue to the
West edge of the pavement of Section Street, a distance of -
one thousand fifteen (1015.0) feet;
(4) Tensaw Avenue shall be improved from
the East edge of the pavement of Mobile Avenue to a point
on the Southwest right-of-way line of Pensacola Avenue, a
distance of five hundred seventy-six (576.0) feet;
(5) Pensacola Avenue shall be improved I---
from the East edge of the pavement of Section Street to the
North right-of-way line of Grand Avenue, a distance of eight
hundred fifty-one (851.0) feet;
(6) Patlynn Drive and cul-de-sac shall be" —
improved from the North edge of Gayfer Street in a northerly
direction, a distance of four hundred eighty-five and seven
tenths (485.7) feet, and easterly from the West edge of North
Patlynn Drive, a distance of two hundred seventy-one and eight
tenths (271.8) feet to the center of a thirty-seven and five
tenths (37.5) foot radius cul-de-sac;
(7) Patlynn Drive and Valley Drive shall be -I--
improved from the South edge of the pavement of Gayfer Street
to the East edge of the pavement of Fairwood Boulevard, a
distance of one thousand two hundred seventy-four and six
tenths (1274.6) feet;
(8) Ingleside Avenue shall be improved from��
the North end of the present pavement northly for a distance
of nine hundred (900.0) feet;
(9) Tulip Terrace shall be improved from /
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IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. . CONTINUED:
the North edge of the pavement of Gayfer Street northerly
to a point in the center of a forty-five (45) foot radius
cul-de-sac, a distance of two hundred forty-five(245) feet;
(10) Satsuma Street shall be improved
from a point ten (10) feet Northeast of the center of Laurel
Street to the Southwest edge of Fig Street, a distance of
three hundred eighty-one (381.0) feet;
(11) Kirkman Lane shall be improved from .i
the Southeast edge of the pavement of Church Street to the
West edge of Section Street, a distance of one thousand four
hundred twenty-three (1423.0) feet;,
(12) Francilla Circle shall be improved
from the Southwest edge of the pavement of Kirkman. Lane
southwesterly to a point in the center of a thirty-seven and
five tenths (37.5) foot radius cul-de-sac, a distance of two
hundred thirty-four and two tenths (234.2) feet;
(13) Ivy Circle shall be improved from the
Southwest edge of the pavement of Kirkman Lane southwesterly
to a point in the center of a thirty-seven and five tenths
(37.5) foot radius cul-de-sac, a distance of two hundred
f forty-two and five tenths (242.5) feet;
(14) Boone Lane shall be improved from the
South edge of the pavement of Ann Street to the Northeast
edge of the pavement of Kirkman Lane, a distance of eight
hundred forty (840) feet, and from the Southwest edge of
the pavement of Kirkman Lane southwesterly, a distance of
two hundred fifty (250.0) feet•
(15) Park Drive and South Patlynn Drive -o
shall be improved from the Northeast edge of the pavement on
Fairwood Boulevard running easterly and southerly to the
Northeast edge of the pavement on Fairwood Boulevard, a
distance of one thousand sixty-six (1066) feet;
B, Business Areas.
The following streets shall have either
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IMPROVEPMENT ORDINANCE NO. , CONTINUED:
Portland Cement concrete combination roll type or standing
back curb and gutter, four (4) part Portland Cement concrete
sidewalks and the minimum street width shall be fifty (50)
feet:
(1) Magnolia Avenue shall be improved
from the normal East edge of pavement on Section Street to
the normal West edge of pavement on Bancroft Street, a distance
of two hundred sixty (260) feet;
(2) Bancroft Street shall be improved from
the normal South edge of the pavement on Fairhope Avenue to the
normal North edge of the pavement on Morphy Avenue, a distance
of one thousand seventy five (10?5) feet;,
(3) Johnson Street shall be improved from
the normal East edge of the pavement on Section Street to the
normal West edge of the pavement on Bancroft Street, a
distance of two hundred sixty (260) feet.
Section 2. That the full details, drawings, plans,
specifications and surveys of the above described work and
estimates which have been prepared by Byrd L. Moore and Company,
who has been duly designated and appointed City Engineer by
this Council, have been fully considered and studied by this
Council and hereby are adopted. Said details, drawings, plans,
specifications, surveys and estimates shall be immediately
placed on file in the Office the City Clerk where property
owners who may be affected by such improvements may see and
examine same.
Section 3. That the improvements hereinabove described
shall be made in accordance with the grades heretofore establish-
ed by ordinance and according to the full details, drawings,
plans, specifications and surveys of said work and estimates
herein adopted, all under the supervision of the City Engineer.
Section 4.
That the cost of constructing said improve -
meats shall be assessed against the property abutting on the
portions of the streets so improved, provided:
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IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. , CONTINUED:
(a) That the cost of improving any intersection
or any part thereof shall be assessed against the lots or
parcels of land abutting on each of the streets, avenues,
alleys or other highways so intersecting for a half block
in each direction therefrom; provided that for the purpose
of computing assessments, no block shall be considered as
extending more than 1,000 feet from any intersection so
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improved.
(b) That the cost of sidewalk improvements,
including curbing and guttering on street and avenue corners
shall be assessed against the lots or parcels of land abutt-
ing on or nearest to said improvements, and the cost of
sidewalk improvements, including curbing and guttering at
the intersection of any alley with a street, avenue or other
highway shall be assessed in fair proportion against the
respective lots or parcels of land abutting or cornering
on the alley at such intersection.
(c) That no assessment shall exceed the cost of
the improvements or the increased value of such property by
reason of the special benefits derived from such improvements.
Section 5. That the City Council shall meet on the
8th day of July, 1963, at seven thirty o'clock, P.M., at the
City Hall in the City of Fairhope to hear any objections,
remonstrances or protests that may be made against said
improvements, and the manner of making the same or the
character of materials to be used.
Section 6. This ordinance shall be published once a
week for two consecutive weeks in the Fairhope Courier, a
newspaper published and of general circulation in the City
of Fairhope, the date of the first publication to be not
less than two weeks before the 8th day, of July, 1963.
Section 7. A copy of this ordinance shall be sent by
registered mail, postage prepaid, to the persons last assessing
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IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO.. CONTINUED:
for City taxation the property which may be assessed for
said improvements, at their last known addresses, said
notices to be so mailed by the City Clerk not less than
ten days prior to the 8th day of July, 1963.
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0 .n- IDER,v �" Or
Mayor
ATTEST:
MARI MOOR , _Citt Clerk.
1, Marie Moore, City Clerk of the City of Fairhope, Alabama,
hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance is a true and correct
copy of Ordinance No. �� adopted by the Council of the City
of Fairhope, Alabama, in an open meeting at the regular session
thereof held on the day of f ;tl , 19 , and
dulv published in the Fairhope Courier, on the /�.rW day of
City Clerk
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Councilman Boone moved that unanimous consent be granted for the. immediate
consideration of the said Ordinance, which motion was seconded by Counc i l-
man Schermer and upon the motion being put to vote the following vote was
recordedt Yeast: Councilment Boone.-, Gaston, Nelson, Poser and Schermer.
Nayst: None. The Mayor thereupon declared -that the motion for thq granting;
of` unanimous consent f'or the immediate consideration of the said Ordinance
had! been unanimousty adopted. Councilman Boone then mov.ed.: that said
Ordinance: be adopted which motion was: seconded by Councilman Poser and upon+
the motion be ingj put to vote the: f o C lowing vote was recorded:'t. Yeast: Count i l-
menr Boone„ Gaston, Nelson,. Poser and Schermer. Nayst: None. The Mayor
thereupon declared:that the motion for the adoption of said Ordinance had
been unanimously carried: and the said_iOrdinance duly adopted.
Mat ion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Poser that thef ollowing
Ord:i nance- be introduced and; read to the meeting.`
ORDINANCE # 307, - Grade Ordinance,
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GRADE ORDINANCE NO.
(Section 520, Title-37,�
Code of Alabama.)
AN ORDINANCE FIXING AND ESTABLISHING
THE GRADES OF THAT PORTION OF ROSA
AVENUE, PERDIDO AVENUE, SEMINOLE.
AVENUE, TENSAW AVENUE, PENSACOLA
AVENUE, PATLYNN DRIVE AND CUL-DE-SAC,
PATLYNN DRIVE AND VALLEY DRIVE, INGLE-
SIDE AVENUE, TULIP TERRACE, SATSUMA
STREET-, KIRKMAN LANE, FRANCILLA CIRCLE,
IVY CIRCLE, BOONE LANE, PARK DRIVE AND
SOUTH PATLYNN DRIVE, MAGNOLIA AVENUE,
BANCROFT STREET, AND JOHNSON STREET_,
AND THE GRADES OF THE CURBS ON BOTH
SIDES OF SUCH PORTIONS OF SAID STREETS,
AND THE GRADES OF THE SIDEWALKS ON
BOTH SIDES OF SAID STREETS4 ABOUT TO BE PAVED.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, as follows:-
• Section 1. That the grade of Rosa Avenue from the
East edge of the pavement on Section Street to a point ten (10)
feet West of the centerline of Bon Secour Avenue, a distance
of eight hundred four and three tenths (804.3) feet; Perdido
Avenue from the East edge of the pavement on Mobile Avenue to
the West edge of the pavement of Section Street, a distance of
nine hundred ninety-six and six tenths (996.6) feet; Seminole
Avenue from the East edge of the pavement of Mobile Avenue to
the West edge of the pavement of Section Street, a distance of
one thousand fifteen (1015.0) feet; Tensaw Avenue from the
East edge of the pavement of Mobile Avenue to a point on the
Southwest right-of-way line of Pensacola Avenue, a distance of
five hundred seventy-six (576.0) feet,; Pensacola Avenue from
the East edge of the pavement of Section Street to the North
right-of-way line of Grand Avenue, a distance of eight hundred
fifty-one (851.0) feet; Patlynn Drive and cul-de-sac from the
North edge of Gayfer Street in a northerly,direction, a distance
of four hundred eighty-five and seven tenths (485.7) feet, and
easterly from the West edge of North Patlynn Drive a distance
of two hundred seventy-one and eight tenths (271.8) feet to the
center of a thirty-seven and five tenths (37.5) foot radius
cul-de-sac;, Patlynn Drive and Valley Drive from the South edge
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GRADE ORDINANCE.NO. , CONTINUED:
of the pavement. of Gayfer Street to the East edge of the
pavement of Fairwood Boulevard, a distance of one thousand
two hundred seventy-four and six tenths (1274.6) feet;
Ingleside Avenue from the North end of the present pavement
northerly for a distance of nine hundred (900.0) feet;
Tulip Terrace from the North edge of the pavement of Gayfer
Street northerly to a point in the center of a forty-five
(45) foot radius cul-de-sac, a distance of two hundred forty-
five (245.0) feet; Satsuma Street from a point ten (10) feet:
Northeast of the center of Laurel Street to the Southwest
edge of Fig Street, a distance of three hundred eighty-one
(381.0) feet; Kirkman Lane from the Southeast edge of the
pavement of Church Street to the West edge of Section Street,
a distance of one thousand four hundred twenty-three (1423.0)
feet; Francilla Circle from the Southwest edge of the pave-
ment of Kirkman Lane Southwesterly to a point in the center
of a thirty-seven and five tenths (37.5) foot radius cul-de-sac,
a distance of two hundred thirty-four and two tenths (234.2)
feet; Ivy Circle from the Southwest edge of the pavement of
Kirkman Lane Southwesterly to a point in the center of a
thirty-seven and five tenths (37.5) foot radius cul-de-sac,
a distance of two hundred forty-two and five tenths (242.5)
feet; Boone Lane from the South edge of the pavement of Ann
Street to the Northeast edge of the pavement of Kirkman Lane,
a distance of eight hundred forty (840) feet, and from the
Southwest edge of the pavement of Kirkman Lane Southwesterly,
a distance of two hundred fifty (250.0) feet; Park Drive and
South Patlynn Drive from the Northeast edge of the pavement
on Fairwood Boulevard running easterly and southerly to the
Northeast edge of the pavement on Fairwood Boulevard, a
distance of one thousand sixty-six (1066) feet; Magnolia
Avenue from the normal East edge of the pavement'on Section
Street to the normal West edge of the pavement on Bancroft
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GRADE ORDINANCE NO. , CONTINUED:
Street, a distance of two hundred sixty (260) feet; Bancroft
Street from the normal South edge of the pavement on Fairhope
Avenue to the normal North edge of the pavement on Morphy
Avenue, a distance of one thousand seventy-five (1075) feet;
and Johnson Street from the normal East edge of the pavement
on Section Street to the normal West edge of the pavement
on Bancroft Street, a distance of two hundred sixty (260)
feet, be and the same are hereby fixed and established as
shown on the plans and specifications heretofore exhibited
to the City Council and now on file and open for inspection
in the Office of the City Clerk.
Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be published
in the FAIRHOPE COURIER, a newspaper published and of
general circulation in the City of Fairhope, Alabama.
*JESCHNEIDER, Mayo
ATTEST:
MARIE MOORE, City C1 rk.
1, Marie Moore, City Clerk of the City of Fairhope, Alabama,
hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance is a true and correct
copy of Ordinance No. 30Z , adopted by the Council of the City
of Fairhope, Alabama, in an open meeting at the regular session
thereof held on the day of , 19 _, and duly
published in the Fairhope Courier, on the __ day of ,
19
C CLERK
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Councilman Boone moved: that unanimous consent be granted for tha immediate
consideration of the said Ordinance, which motion was seconded by Council—
man Poser and:upon themotion being put to vote the following vote was.
recorded: Yeast! C:ouncilment- Boone, Gaston, Nelson, Poster and Schermer. Naysr
None, The Mayor thereupon dec.lared.that the motion for the granting of
unanimous consent for the immediate consideration of the said Ordinance had
been unanimously adopted* Councilman Boone then moved that said Ordinance
be adopted,. which motion was seconded by Councilman Gaston and upon the
motion being put to; vote the: foal lowing vote wqs recorded: Yeast: Counci I menr
Boone, Gaston,, Nelsons Poser and Schermer. Nays None. -the Mayor thereupon)
declared that the motion for the adoption of said Ordinance had, been
unanimously carried. and the said Ordinance: duly adopted,
=-- Mot -ion by Councilman Poser seconded: by Councilman Gaston that any action on
Elks property be tabled until the.Elks report to the Councils Motion
carried.
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman Schermer that Ordinance
#306, Parade.. Ord i nance,, i"n troduced at t he regu I ar meet i ng of." May 27, 1963
be adopted asintroduced. upon being put to vote the following vote was
recorded:t Yeast Councilment: Boone,, Ga.ston, Nelson, Poser, and Schermer.
Naysr. None. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Poser that Ordinance #308,
An Ordinance: de I et-i ng SeatIon 21-8 of Chapter 21', Code of Ordinances, be
adopted -as introduced; at the regular meeting of, May 27, 1963.: upon being;
putt to vote the following vote was recorded.& Yeast: Counci lment. Boone, Paston,
Nelson,„ Poser and. Schermer. Nayst None. Motion carried*
Motion by Councilman Nelson seconded by Councilman Gaston that Beer and
L i.quor License be issued to K i prenet's Restaurant at- 311 Fai rhope Avenue.
Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Nelson seconded:by Councilman Poser that the City purchase.,
fireworks for the 4th of JuIy, cost not to exceed $400.00, the J.r. Chamber
of Commerce to work with the Volunteer Firemen on this project. Mot -ion
carried.
Motion by Councilman Gaston seconde4 by Councilman Nelson that the Business
Administrator secure bids on Alerting System for the -Volunteer Fire Department,
bids to be opened at the reggIar meeting of the Council on June 24,. 1963,
Motion carr-i ed'.
The following;Ietter to the City Council wasread to themeetingt
28 May, 1963
City Council.
City of. Fai rhope:
Fai rhope, Alabama:
Gentlement
This is written to advise you that t have removed Cecil Le Clemens from
the office-, of Cls,i ef. of Pot ice of the Ci ty of Fa i rhope. This action was
taken for the reasons as listed in my letter to the City Council as
presented at meeting of 27 May, 1963 on this subject.
Subsequent to that, I have appointed Mr. Leo Gilheart to be the Acting
Chief' of Pot ice: for the Ci'tye
Yours very truly„
s/ Joe- Schne: i:der
Jog Scho .ides
Counc-itman Schermer asked Ef any Counci lmanwould offer a sustaining
motion to the Mayort's action. No motion was made, Councilman Schermer
then requested an opinion from the City Attorney as to the status of
Cecil L. Clemens as Chief of Police of the City of Fai rhope. The Attorney
reported that the Mayor -is authorized to suspend the Chief of Police- and
report his actions in writing to the -City Council.. If no sustaining vote
of the Counci U on the Mayort s act i on i s: of feed; the Ch i of of Pot ice, I. IS
reinstated.
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Councilman Boone then offeredthe following -Resolution and moved its
adoption which was seconded by Counc.i [man Schermer -and carried unanimously,,*
RESOLUTION:
BE IL RESOLVEDt. Inasmuch as. the Mayor did not receive a sustain i ng mo:t i on
to his action of suspending Ctnief. Clemens or upholding his written charges
as shown i n the East Counc 11, meet i ng, and requ i red by Parr. J(18g5)( l 179),
Quote "Mayor may remove any officer for good. cause, except those elected by
the people, and.fill the vacancy caused thereby, permanently, if the
appointment of such officer is made by the Mayor, and temporarily,, if such.
it officer was elected: by the council or appointed. with itsconsent, inl
either of which lash two cases, -he must report such removal and, his reasons
therefor to the council at its. next regular meeting, when if. the councit
shall sustain the act of removal by the Mayor,.by a majority vote of those
el ected' to the Counc 11,, the vacancy sha 1' 1 be f i I 1 ed- as herne!i n prov.1 ded" ;
and since the future program of this. administration such as, to attract
a J'un f or Cofil ege to Fa i rhope, to attracit suitable industry, to complete the
p lj.anned Mun i:ci pa l Airport, to; prorvi de, a: suitable civic center,, and many
other worthy projects that are adversely affected.
Et is unanimously recommended by this Council that the. Mayor cease and
desist his arbitrary and vindictive action in regard to Potice matters, and
to work.in harmony with his Council to prevent further undue and unwarrantedi
adverse• pub I i.c is ty for the City of F a i rhope,'
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded, by Council -man Nelson that the following
bills be approvedifor payment:: Motion carried.
General. Funds
Western Auto Store
2.49
Threadgi[l Body and Paint Shop
28.05
Stern Chemical Corp*
45.41
So. B i dg. Code Publishing Go.
6.25
E. G. Rickarby
162.60
Ponder Co.
t4.39
Ebb Ti de:
11.85
01ivere Restaurant,
32.00
Na:tf 1 Scxreenprinters, Inc. Police
151.40
Mob i I e, Press Register
7.28
Sam Mutchnick .- Police
157.74
M. & S Serwi ce St -at- i'on
3.30
may Machinery Coo.
129•l7
Ma,ter i a 1. Sales
27.29
Jno. S. Huffman
75.07
Hand! s We.l d i ng,
4.13
Holmes and Geer
250000,
Ha Gtett Mfg. Co..
211.35,
Fairhope Laundry
7.85
Fairhope Shel't Service
6.20
Fairhope Welding and Machine Works
7.00
Fairhope Hdwe.
49.95
Falrhope Clay Products Co.
60.00
John R. Cowt'ey & Bro.
36.00
Baird S.teel,, Inc.
74.25
Bedsol.et s .► Pot i ce,
14.95
Hi'l1-Soberg Coo. (City Garage)
170*63
Nix- & F I.emii ng; (City Garage)=
382.28
Texas Ref i nefy Co.
74.25
Stan" rd;Equipment Co.
7.59
Superior Hardware
4.91
Western Lumber and Supply
8.16
Coastal: Concrete Co.
66.94.
Coastal Concrete Co. (City Garage)
871-74,
Jansen Mfg. Co.
53.08
Ray -.Brooks Machinery co*
18.03
Melton Garage
161.58
McKean Hdwe.
9.28
Garden Center
8•t0
Virgil. Herston
20.00
Joe: Schneider & Son. I: nc.
668.75
Waller Bros. Gen. 28.39 C-ity Garage 332.90
361.29
Fa i rhope: Cour i er-
116.96
Burroughs Qorp.
24•60
Ponder:- Co:. City Garage.
1.50
City Market
Gaston Motor Co.(Pol ice 34.13 Gen. 9.40
1.22
43-54
K.l umpp Motor Co.,(Po l i:cs 48.30, F i;re 43.23)
9 t •53
Southern Auto Parts
88.56
Wa l ter: Ki dde Sa.l es (Sts. 203.00 Fire t80.00)'-
38.3,00
Standard.0ul Co. (Sts. 386.30 Police 219.95)
606.25
RocheBrown•Service (Police)
t93.70
lectr.ic Department:.
urner Supply Cow
47•00
Puritan Chemical Co.:
f4.00
McGowin*Lyons Hdwe.
C0.76:
14-50
Matthews Electric Supply
Jno, S. Huff"man Itns.
15.53
52.94
Hatf i et d and Co,.
/
5.18
W: M. Bash i En Coy.
1,24807
H i l t-Soberg Co..
56.35
N i;*x and Fleming,
5.00
Superior Hard -ware
*39
l-
McKean Hdwe.
Alva. REA Safety & Job Training
30.00
r't 1.4j
Gaston Motor Co:*-
r
Rivri:era Uti 1 It, #9,545.35
Coastal. Concret Coo Volants Sub-Sta. 150.332
Welter Kiddie. Sales 61..20
Standard ON Company 95.99
Gast
Marine -Specialty Co.
297.W
M & S Serwice=Station-
5-50
Mueller Coo.
72.67
Ma.ter i a l Sa,lies Co.
128..39
Hand.' s Welding
430•33
Foley Tractor Co..
93.50,
Davis: Meter and: Supply
1.06.95
Consolidated Piipe and. Supply Co.
4#539.12
Busy Bee Garage
7.00
Standard! Equipment Co..
248.57
Superri or Hardware
11.30
Metton Garage
Li-75
McKean Hdfae,
1.23
United Gas Pipe Line, Cow
50307-28
Mari ne- Speci al:ty Co.
13.50
Nix: and: Fleming
1.50
Hand*' s We L d i ngj
186.31
We I ter K. i dde: Sal es
61.20
Standard. 0. i I Go.
74-55
Water and, Sewe.rt
Vi t iti chen Chemical Coo.
1.72..13
runner Supply Co.
24.53
Southern Meter and Supply Coo.
284.91
Neptune Meter Cow
363.68
M. & S Serwice Station
2.70
Material, Sales
3,01
Fairhope Hardware.
10.80
Standard Equipment Co.
535.26
Coastal Concrete. Co.
39.37
McKean Hdwe.
3.15
Badger Meter Cow
15.79>
Bama Foundry 11nc.
1180.00
Standard Oi.l Co..
74,55
Recreate i oraa
Byrd: L. Moore and Co.
199.0OJ
Turner. Supply Go.
841,•20
Thoss 4porting, Good's
8.1'go
The Sporttsmans Store
205..15
National Wholesale Dist.
67.83
Arthur Keller
115.00
Fairhope Hdwe.
33-44
ABC Fence: Lndustri es
45.75
1111, I-Seberg; Co.
29,840.
N i x and: F lem;i ng:
1-6.20,
McKean Hdwee..
29 .55
It was, duly moved and; seconded that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried.
Approved
Mayor
Attests
City Clerk
THS CITY ITS WATMWORKS, KLZCTRIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTSM. OAS SYST[M ,
TRASK SYSTZM
City of air4o e
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`SON BEAUTIFUL MOBILE BAY'
JOS SCHNKIDWR
MAYOR P. O. BOX 293
PIETER J. BYRNE FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA
SUS. TRATOR
MARIt MOORE GQ May, ✓V63
CITY CLKRK
City Council
City of Fairhope
Fairhope,. Alabama
Gentlemen:
COUNCILMKN.
LESTER I. BOONE
JAMES K. GASTON, in.
WILLIAM J. NELSON
WALTER O. POSER
ALTON E. SCHKRMKR
This is written to advise you tfrt l have removed
Cecil L. Clemens from the office'of Chief of Police
of the City of Fairhope. This action was taken for the
reasons as listed in my letter to t'�e City Council
as presented at meeting of 27 May, 1963 on this subject.
Subsequont to that,/ h7ve appointed Mr Leo Gilheart to
be the Acting Chief of Police for the City.
Yours very truly,
.�
Joe Schneider
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